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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

Pin, Tape and other Worms, lurking Ia tn,
system Of 50 many thousands, are efectually De
stroyed and removed. No system OF medicine
no rermiiugcs, no anihelmiuitics viii free tn,
system from worms like thcse Diiters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10
alsw Embellishments.
DARDoN NOTICE

To whom Il mey concefn ~ Notice IS hereby
given that m application will be made at III
ncsi meeting n nc bond Of parlons for the par
don Of James nshill
WALLACE ( RREBs,
clearheii, March ., lsT5-si. Attorneys
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

Tho number &c linths registered du-
ring the year was 1887, mn increase
of 6So over the previous year, The
number of male births was l0,23l, an
increase of 1856 over the previous
year; the female births numbered o.
l56, an increase of 300 over the pre-
yious year, The births in each month
Of the year 1874 Were MS follows r.;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

The number of deaths in each
month Of the year 1874 was as follows !.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

For Female Complaints, IN young or old, mar
ried or single, at the dawn Of womanhood or the
turn Of life, these Tonic Biiicrs display 50 de-
cided m influence that improvement Il soon per
esptihle
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10
Livery Stable.

TUE sndsrslgnsd begs leave 10 inform the pub
- lie that he 10 nov fully prepared 10 aecommo.
date All In the way Of furnishing Horses. Baggies
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
On reasonable tsrms. Residence on Locust street.
between Third and Fourth. II .'---7I7
sL ~ aRo. W. oBARHARr.
ClsarAsI&. P~b 4 1874
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ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.

Those wishing Lishtniss Rods erected on
their baildings need bat sddres ne BY letter, OF
call In person. We will put them up anywhere
In thseeunty, and warrant them. The Reds and
Rixtures can be seen At any time BY calling ai
our store. II. Y. BIGLRR a CO.
cisarssid, March 30, Is7o.u
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READING FOR ALLll
BOOKS g. STATIONERY.
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books
The lightning Tanner.

rTNHR undssslgnsd are the sole Agents In thi,
eeunty for the North American Galvanized
LIGHTNING RODS" Those are the only safe
rods now In use. and are endorsed by all the
scientific mon In the country. ir0u
We hereby notify the citizens Of the county
that We will rut them up . better rod, and for
lass money, than 10 charged by the foreign
agents who annually traverse the county and
carry of our little cash, never 10 return
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10
A DMINIsTRAToRs SALE.

The unlersigned, administrator Of the estate
Of John W. Wright. late of the borough Of clear.
heli, deceased. will oher at public sale at the
Court House, In said borough. on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

hEhblNN
NATIONAL RANGE, &C. &C.
h''o, the following Heating Stoves, iisV
SPEARS ANTI cLINKER
SPEARS ANTI Dust.
. a.. SPEARS oRBIcULAR.
SPEARS pARLoR Cook.
MORNING LIGHT.
Ron TON.
GiPsEY.
VULCAN.
SUNBEAM.
RUBY
" DAuPHlN EGG.
CHESTER EGO.
s VOLCANO.
PHOENIX,
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORE
ROOM STOVES, &C.
c'ssrseid, sept. IS, 1874.
---------'--.|- FL.
, 1875-02-02
ankwer tho purpose for which they wcro pro-
toRcd.
, 4 motion to ndopt tho minority report was

answer tho purpose for whicl, they vcra pro-
toned.
4 motion to ndopt tho minority report was
last.
All; Campbell nsked ieave 10 introduce cor
tain bill for tho consideration nj tho eGAAt1re,
which lie wished TO have roforred to tho Com
nittoe on Legislation. Objected u.
1t Is IA follows
FeH enacted, ,fe. srcr.os l. Tha. It shnl. Ia the
duty nf r nra athorlttos nf the cilies Of this satc
n er:c and lo>troy any tshlea other apparatus uHtd
oa"y. -, Or my o.er Tssbo ag, Ia any ' eon,o
GamnG- -hHnse, hildlng booth, yard, or E.rdeu. m
a "f common afs md aane s
sprrnsed Fol-. -, t872 snd In fotcn July !, 1879.
sEc.?. That tic Aame fines atl1 penalties ~ aro I'M
psst y Haa net 4on tho kenTcrB Of such tUn,tlon
tlall sron conviction heisposca Mron my person WHO
procuring tie attcnssnta y roring-n otherwise
tho case hy be nf any pcrsofl Or 1raons NJ My nuch
Ganng, ,ilnste Luil.lag booth, yard. "F garden.
household gootls oihcr tinh ableH and apparsn. used
for Ea,ing defined In 5tc, Of This aut. used by thu
gaming. anil shall br subject to seizure thu sn,no
si1a il destroyed or sold tn tho discretion 1t tbe
ollen authorities. and tln proceeds Of ancl, sales ei,n
10 paia into the CITY Treasury. No aanaaSs OF sotn-
;ssnna-hnnse .he owncr of s,ieh building boo,h
y tho owncr, lessor. or cssco Of such furnturn or
household gootls.
Caspar l}rcnvatd waa elected Assistant City
Wetghcr. at Western mud Ostlcu avcnucs.
Frank Smith VIA elected Assistant City
Weiglcr, at tho cornor Of Loom!s md West
Twelfth streets.
aELL1Nt DELINQUENT PROPERTY.
AID. Heath, for tho Committee on Finance,
vdlng that tito City Collector return tho list OF
nroperty On which taxes arc lQDHiu to tho EDut3-
, 1875-02-02

Tho tnking Of testimony In the contested elee-
tion case OF Farwell va. Lo Aoyoe MAS resumed
yesterday but littlo Testimony being taken On &C.
count Of tho tardy appearance Of the Witnesses.
Only thrce courts woro In session, the additional
one in tie County building having adjourned Tor
lack Of witnesses.
At the court presided over by Notares srauld-
ing aud Abel, the fret witness examined was
MI. o'sYnNE.
who testified that he Ind rosidod At No. 09 East
Kinzie street during tie past slx years, was
candi Late At the last election Oh tho SANG
tioSos with the contestant met his chal-
lengar apd asked him OH tile day Of
election Rhy hs wRs NOT inside tho
room With the judges tho challenger said 10
had been hustled out OF ths room wit
the challenger admitted, but tho judges re-
fused to grant permission no was tho party
selected TO put challenger at tho Poa WIS q
legal voter At said eIecton. aud voted for Lo
Mnyne. Witness deBcrlbed tlle poll in tho First
Trecinct Of the TweMtioth Wa1d; he also stated
that two men, named Goldsmith and Kennedy,
hAd livol at his residence six mcnths previous
not living tlero Oh tho % Ut November, or thirty
daYe previous 10 TINT date.
Iile next witness called waA Thomaa Mackin,
proprietor Of tue building OH the southeast COR
nor Of Clark and slleh'gaa streets. *ho teas'aad
tnAL u Auu 1o& tAiA " AA3o ttu'ooa w I4o efec"
ton nobody lived in that building.
At the Court ~ 81 ElarG street. presided over
by No.arses Alex. +, Young aud ": lie,leheu1,
j.. the only witness exanslned Was VI. l.. lick
man. who testtted tuat two mohtGa bcfo.s tho
election he was residing Ut No. l23 illinois
stlect that he had registered llib 1.4Tno ah q
yotsr but had cast 10 vote Vt tho Iaso electlon.
1he examination nj
JAMES II. IRAsS
before Notaries D.unat knaaer and L. c. Col,
lius, At .lo oliics Of kua.lcr 1Nvs, corner ol
Glssk aud kirzie Ht1cetu, WAS objected to on tlst
usual grouudB. In his examination wisnas$
stated that 10 was . Eookkoeper for u. u YayloF
bs his ottce. No. Ewing Block waA tt; Iuainted
With the preuisen Nos. 81, 38 and 81 NsrtA Clsrl
hheat since one year auo !tst September die
, 1875-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at I1ahno-
naun College at 1880 a. m. to-day.
Tho photographers Of Chicago give sheis an
nual dinner tomorrow evoning At the Pacific.
Tao rnouthly meeting Of tho Mnnagcrs OF tho
Hume for tile Friendcss will ba held at tho Home
at 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Tho regular monthly meotin & of tho Cltixens'
Association takcs place at tho rooms % and 20
Merchants Building, at p NJ. to-day.
Tho Nev. n. q. Sheppard. pastor Of tho West
ern Avenue II. Z. Church. will deliver lila lee
taro on Ignatius Loyola In tho Michigan Avonuo
n. L. Church Thursday evening.
Tho regular meeting OF tho Directrc.scs Of the
Protestant 0srhan AAslnm will ba held at the
Asylum, $50 Michigan nyonue, to-day at o'clock
n. m. Tho attendance OF oroiy member IL de-
sired.
Elrs Van Cc!t wi l,old praycr-moetines In
tho lecture. room Ut tho afshol!a. Church Nlocis,
corncrot Clark md Washington stsoetn, at l2
IN. md G:30 p. III. Preaching in the audience
loom at 7:S0 p III.
Prof Nathan Sheppard will deliver ule fourth
lec+ure in tho \. II. C. A. Dino Lecture Course,
in Fnrwoll Hall, THURSDAY evening. Subject |:
a Tho InnEue,' q new lecture, ueger delivered
in tho city Gctoro.
The annual meeting Of the corporation Of the
Ers7ne Women's Refuge for the election Of otli-
corr will bo held at tho Institution, corner of
Indiana hvenlle aud Thirty-itst street. Thursday
at lf:;0 o'clock q. m. The public are cordially
iuyited At 2:30 p. m.
Tonight tho now humosist, n. 8. Andrews,
makes his frat appearance in tllls city In his loo
tnre on "Dialect Ilumor." Although Str.
Andrews is d stranger to most lecture.Eoo1R, he
6cats Inns bccn sargc. Those wElo do attcnd-if
reports OF lbs inmltablo dramatic powers in
, 1875-02-02
THE CITY.
A REAL TRAGEDY.
pEATn HEuIyD TIRE HCEHEA.

DEATH nEflISD THE BCENEs
The audience which laughed over the perform
auce IT. Hooloy's Theatre last evening little
knew Of tho painful event which occurred ho',ind
lhe seonee before the curtain rose. Had my
hlnt bean ,vcn OF tho desperate natnse Of tho
accident which happened just as tho orchestra
commenced tho overture. 1t Ia q question
whether even the dgollerioa Of Mr.. Crane, forced
in1ced, for ouco in his HE, would lseyo been
lbla TO keep tho house In such a condition OF
nerrmcnt hs 1t enjored.
Tho orchestra Ind, AZ said, just orened the
bvertnrc. The actora wore below III thoir drcss-
h,g-rooms, preparing for tho rise OF The cuftain
Tho stago WAS act In readiness for tho CON-
mencou1ent Of the play, wller crasl was heard
which shook the entro proscenium and was
audible In front OF tho house. Nniecs Of
tlis kind, mndo by falling aconery aud
such things, arc not uncommon, mid No atton-
t.on was paid to 1t below Ono actor called out:
'srho steamboat ,as exploded too eoon.' An-
othot remarked, "Thoy arc eroWdsng in 30 tast
that they llase to coma through the roof" whlIo
similar joctlar remarks weEe mRde. Thoso on
the stage, however. were aware III moment 81
what had happened. Before. theln hla
skull mashed 10 atoms, his brains spattere1
over tho broken flooring Of the atagc, with blood
gushing from what remained Of Ills eyes, cars,
John Goodwin. The alarm WAS given, and every
body gathered round. Dir. Crano had him car
RED below, and sont ont for surgeon, for tho
poor fellows pulse Btsll boat fccDly. minute
later, and not sign OF life remained
Tho unfortunate young n1aa lad evidently
climbed to tho caspontar'B shop, some GO feet
above tho stage, boforc tho hour Of opeuinG the
theatre. aud had fallen asleep. The first
aud be had risen to como down to
attend to business. II was pisch-dark upon tho
narrow platform upon which he lay tlero WINS
no gua1d.rn,l' and IN stepping forward Lo lad
, 1875-02-02

e.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-Numors have beou in cir
culat.on siueo noon that Tie Peoples Savings ln-
stitutiou, corner OF Fifth stroot nnd Carondoet
avenue, In the lover part Of tho city, nus sus-
scondcd with lnrgo amount OF money; but ba.
yontl tho fact TINT tho bank closed its dooss, aud
that it had = debt OF 562, 900 agsinBt it ut the
Clearing House this morning, and that Wahrl
lad not boon at the bank to-day, Iitt}o ia known.
0tl,ar officers OF tho bank are examining tho Ac-
counts, and probably etatonent Of aHars Mill
ho uado this evening,
, 1875-02-02
THE FReEPoRr WaIcH.coMPANy.

6Nec1HE ITSpuFcN 70 7Nf IHItdH8 TFIbHHE.
FAEEronr. Ill.,, Fob. 1.-Tho enterprise Inau-
gusAte'a by our citizens for tie establishment Of
a awatch-faetory In th{s city i.s resulted In the
erection Of Q iluo building on tho soutl, side Of
tho town. Tho psopriotorB hro now putting In
ls machinery, aud promise to set the concern
booming inHlda OF thirty DAYS. Tloy will ma,sl-
Times kilograms from this point decrying this
movement hs a frnud, and dotaming tho worthy
gentlemen engaged In 1t, are conspicuous solely
for absence OF t1utl. fron, tt.om. It is blowing
bent them.
, 1875-02-02

not know 5amoa Houghton, Horny Dunlap, or
A. F. Worth.
On crnas- examination. vitnoas stnted that he
con1d not svear positively thai none OF those
parties slept in any part Of tho Ewing Dlock !:
they might have elept tliero without wtuesa'
knowledge.
Tho next witness called wnB
CHARLES n. a0MERH
who, after the usual objections, stated that ho
resided at No. 23o Superior street OH tho 81 of
November last; ho did not know whether tho
election On tho Sd OF November last was con.
tluctod In digordcrly ma.lner or not, aa he VAS
not conversant with tho nlanner III which Ciica-
20 electiora wete conducted; In Ohio hc would
bave considered some things ho snw at tho o1ec-
ton aianrderlv; saw 1tike Corcoran throw back
a man who attempted to challenge n votcr; Cur
coran used vulgar language at tho timo; saw
similar dlHort1erlY connct on tho part Of Alder
man or !. Corcnran to tho challenger. th1nsng
him twentY or thirty yards back: tho Votera cast
their votes while tho challenger vas TINS inttn!-
itatcd: voted In his own precinct for Charles j.
Farwelt.
In cru+s-exanlnation witness stated that 1,e
would not havo como to l;tve Testimony lad ie
not been Ruhpcrnncd; ho considered tina! tho
rartv challenging WAS nnaer tho ttftlrtence Of
liquor: did not know to what political party tho
challenger belonged.
The next witneas examined wRB Jancs ]. Con-
ailine, wllu after tho usual objections hollalf
of contestco, Blntcd that ho resided in tho Nc
Cortnici; h.neie-IRl since Septnlnber. 1871: he
voted at the recent election ,it did mot recoIcct
for whom In voted for Congress.
All s]roe courts adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning,
, 1875-02-02

Lloyd, thu famous map man. who n,ado sll the maps
for Gen. Grant aud tho Union army, certificates Of
which ha published, haa Just invented way Of get
ting relief plats from steel to print Lloyds Map
OF American from ocean to ocean
entire sheet Of bank note parIr, 404a0 inches
largr, lightning press, and colored, sized, aud
Tarnished for tho will to stand washing, anl
mailing auywlcru the world for rs cents or lnysr-
ni.hed for 70 cents Ths map shows the whos United
1915. with Loco GOO places It, sncla AZ .owns. etiea
villages. ,uountatua lakes r1srr4 stsealas gold es
railway stations, 10. This map should ba In every
honsc. Send Is cents to the LlUyd Map Company,
Philadelphia, sud you will get copyby return mall.
, 1875-02-02

Corporation Counsel Dckey IL bl1sly engaged
At present III compiling an argument from tho
evidence already produced IN the Sapges case.
Tho City Treasurer yesterday pail out s13j, 000
III city indebtedness, aud 100000 to city en-
ployeB. As a consequence, ianu1nerable Bpeci-
1nons Of the c.edltor-cass were around all day.
The Chicago Steel Works hayo addrssaoa O
communication to the Board OF Public Works
Asking for the vacation OF kcanan street. As 1t
Ii at pIe6eut, the Company complain that 1t Ia d
great hludoaucs to them In the transaction Of
their bualnesa.
Tho building COMMITTEE Of tha Council, to-
gother with tie members OF the Doard Of Public
Works, will meet this nftcrnoon ln conjunction
with the building Committee Of tho County
Commissioners, to consider tho project Of Joint
erection of now Coutt-Honsa On the old site.
City Attorney Jameson. on bis entrance into
oiliee instituted tho practice Of ttrlct and mi
nuto prosecution Of al} cases appealed from Po.
lice Courts to tho Criminal Court lilo yesterday
called hts docket in tho Criminal Court, and DIS
posed OF sovepty-tlye cuacs, all in favor Of tho
city. The rost OF tho calondar will bo Anished
shls morning.
Tie Quiutard Iron Works, to whom was
AWatlea the contract tor tho construction Of tho
nav West Division Water.Works engines, pro-
ceedeu very slowly in the work Until news Ut tlle
dissolyiug of tho Anerlcsa laridga Company in
junction scaeAod thom. They are now pushing
tho work, aud expect TO haye them completed
inside OF three months.
"a City Engineer Cherhrouel, has now re-.
turned from tue East, it III probable that some
thing pew will 10 heard IN tint g1eatcss OF all
borea the Fullerton avenue conduit. Asneetiug
for tie purpoao will takc place Thursday or Fri
dav of the present week. Il is hardly probable
that .he city will furnish their ovitlcuccs il. till
dayita ~ suggested by AID. sel,alYner
gu tue ground that i t., Ia. .,,ess Mst customary
unlimited knowledge .: tho only facts
thAt would constitute the defenao were the ease
taken into court, slr. ChesbIouKl', 1t il ntdvr-
stood, acknowledges tint tho work did not turn
ont u indieatcd III tho prolils bur he nlainans
that, tho difference MA neither 40 great nor NJ
| "srenslsa ~ the contractors ciaiu. Essidos
| this, tho contractors SOON to hAvu made bA,i-
| CLING }ob of tho work, iirst III bidlng too low.
! aud sI!en iu not taking sccnsate bur,e " or tho
Aosk previous to signing the contract. How
ever, tho question ia uot one Lhat CAL TO submit
ted to tits public tor decision, but must bs do
| cided By the Common Council, acting uuler the
| e''s chastes with badly single psupy tn ths
, 1875-02-02
4. NJ. Moore Confirmed as fire Com.
missioner.
Banks Which Are Delinquent on
Personal Taxes,
Indiana Street Railway---Coal-
Weighers.
Miscellaneous Business.


A recu1ar r,,nk;ro ~ tta co,,-,oo roun,,1
~e's " ~ a eo"".t'
"As Helu 1857 evening. lfesiuent Dlacb In tho
Chair,
... aehooh AAS"e'
A communication YaH received from the Uonrt1
Of rducotion calling ,ho co,nc,i,s attsut;,n r.
A 1""-"to.' ea'''nf 'io eo1''ltt es'e"e'oh ~
aresolus'on lately passed by that Board aaking
the appointmcnt by the Council Of three m.
,,,o;sa.. ~ ..4.s 49, 49,, ~, .,., ,...., "
P'''ne1h 10 appl"1'a tno FAiha VI se!ool ihHu
property.
Itwo. rofar-.t1 n 4ho Co,,n,;tfso m Eoboois
- " "'''Ao' w %''e S''A''t''''eo '" t'sAo''7'
THE DELlNQuEsrS.
Tic following communication from f1,A Comm
49," ~
]Fol1er was feau anu felerfod 70 tho committee
On Tinnnco:
IN co,nr,,eo -s,t,, i'm -n,p,., ~, .,,,r h,,,,r,ho
boir snnit hcrnw,th fran, In t,,ty J,,cr.r liz
II tao unmfs NJ thc Nntinnsj b4nka rrfninn In INV
thcfr ta1es frnm IAN tn sta nn1 fro, .,S ~. IL
nnrtent tha nanns n ina nsrsnn. Win arn |ttic,tinr
Tic n1,cstin n tasrs xith +rG ei,r ""o "''
, 1875-02-02

A NEW YORK. CONCERN WINDING UP.
New York, Fob. 1.-The Now York Loan and
Indemnity Company Is winding up Its affairs prep
nIatory to retiring from business. It iu report
cd that tho loss to It's stockholders will not fall
short Of 30 per cent md interest for two years,
but ot0cors Of tho Company state that they haYo
casll on band. aad casll asseta ahundautly suf-
ficiens to pay every dopositor in full on pre-
snntafon
, 1875-02-02

Tho new play Of ''Grana Uailc," by Dartloy
Campbell, was produced at tho Academy Of
Mnaio los. evening before miadling largo
audience. As tho performance did not Terminate
until past Il o'clock, an extended crisclsm Of the
1,lay and the players Is reserved for = future
occasion,
, 1875-02-02

Ch1ckerlns Upright Pianos.
Just received at Reeds Tpmple OF 3luslc, corner
Dearborn aud Van Ausen stseetB, few very dne up
right pianos CONTAINING tAs Latest aud beat improve
Ne1ss,
, 1875-02-02

Black Dress -3llka and Alpacas.
Look Vi our 3.2J, $iSo, tl.75 sud u black dsees-
silks, worth from u 10 u. Opening thA day. Fine
black apaeaa ut IS cns, 10 cents ~ cents, snd Gu
cents. Buyers III aboss goods suts a. least sns-thrd.
tatd.ldxsS. III sud lls e:ats strtsts
, 1875-02-02

regular meeting Of tho Common Council
Was held last evening, President Dixon In tho
, 1875-02-02

N0uis AsSU SHUESs
Philip Appel offered to furnish mons boo.a Rt
$2.75 pair, shoes at 31.Au; boys. 81 ctnts:
misses, 81; chilron's, 10 cents; meu's carpet
Hlippcrs, G5 cents; wosnen's. 60 conts. 4. Z.
Fischer, nous shoes, ;s1.50 md st.40; women's
sl.10, sl,2a 71.25. mud a.; boyh, e1.25, sl.2D,
hna ha y mssea W an 10 ne'1 me- e - s
Leonard Djeddrich, NOUS boots, s2,25 md 80 :;
Bhocs el.30 and a1.25; won,en'e, S1.20 and
a1.15; boys. ii misses. B1.15 and 81 chill
dren's, GO cents. Theodore Schultz, mems booto,
$3.50; shoes, f1.5o; woHon's Shoes $l.30 !;
misses. is; boys, 81 child, ems, Go CENTS
Tho proposals wero refetre1 to the Committee
Oh Public Cha1itica.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-09-09
From the New York Graphic.
D. T. CORBIN INTERVIEWED.

Mr.. Corbin is at present in this city, and in
an interview with him to-day at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, he stated that the condition Of
affairs in South Carolina had rapidly improved
in every respect during the present year, and
that the future outlook was very encouraging.
In regard to the present State government ne
said:
"Gov. Chamberlain is bound to give the
people an honest administration, even if it
entails the sacrifice of all his personal bene'
fits. I am sorry to say that there is consider
able opposition to him from prominent repub-
licans, which throws obstacles in the way OF
his reform movements. There is large class
of this kind of politicians who, if conserva-
tive journal has anything to say favorable to
or endorsing the course Of honest republican
officials, at once raise the alarm that the party
is being sold out to the conservatives, or that
the official is going back on his party: This
I consider one of the worst features in the
present situation. The lsudation of Gov.
Chamberlain by the Charleston Neos, the
leading democratic newspaper in the State, l
think Injuries the Governor greatly, and tends
to retard rather than aid him in his endeav'
ors to correct the glaring abuses that have
existed 1t certainly deprives him of the sup
port of large class of republicans, who,
through short.sightedness and ignorance, have
become jealous and suspicious of every move
ment he makes yet the condition of the State
financially and politically, steadily improves"
The conversation then touched upon the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-09-09

$4,000 pounds to the square inch, being the
largest gauge in existence. 1t is beauti-
fully ornamented and plated with silver. It
costs 81 900, $500 of which was required to
be paid before work was commenced on it.
1t is stated that the government has just or
dered similar one to be constructed for its
use. The largest government gauge now is
10000 pounds to the square inch. Mr.. Keely
is more elevated in spirits than ever. He
goes to his shop almost every night, besides
his work during the day, and there runs and
and watches bis machine, i. O., the old appara-
tus. Sometimes he has one or two of the COM
pany with him. The machine is kept running
until 10 or II o'clock, when it is stopped and
all retire. All this time it has been running
with the same water, the vapor being constant
ly dissipated and reproduced. All connect
ed with the company of the motor have been
more or less disappointed by the delay: But
their hopes have frightened greatly the last
week or two, as they believe the time is not
far distant when the wonder of the nineteenth
century will be put into successful operation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-09-09

were planted by Solomon. .'''''''''TwoSt. Louis
editors had hostile meeting last Saturday,
which originated in controversy between
them on the action of the citizens of Winnie
bago county, Illinois, in refusing to allow Mr..
Davis to speak at their fair. After one harm.
less shot the difficulty was adjusted. .''''''"'In-
vestigation goes to show that RaIston, late
President of the Bank of California, was
defaulter to the amount of between three aud
four millions Of dollars. '.'..'''The Mercantile
Bank of Norfolk, Va, suspended on Satur-
day afternoon last As is usual in such cases,
it is claimed that the assets will cover the lia-
biities' '.'.''..The bonded debt of Columbus,
Georgia, is ssO2,Soo, or debt of 1885
against every man, woman and child, white
and black, in the city. '''''''''It is announced
that Hon. A. H. Stephens is outspoken in
favor of the greenback policy.