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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-18
CoAL' coALn
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The undersigned takes this method Of in form.
ing the people Of Clearfeld and vicinity, thai he
has leased and re-opened The old Dan Ogden
coal bank, located within mile from town, and
Is now prepared TO furnish first class article VI
coal, aud 70 deliver the same any whore in town
at reasonable rates On the shortest notice A
good quantity Of coal always on hand and for
sale At the minc.
Orders lcft at wnison's tobacco store, and
szydcr's shaving saloon.
FRANK WILSON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-18
Vo WHOM III MAY CONCERN. :

Notice is hereby given that the Directors Of
the karthaus bridge aud Turnpike Company
have surrendered their charter. and hereby
abandon all control Of the said Bridge and Turn
pike from and after the 2ith day of Iuly, 1878,
by order Of the Stockholders.
J.W. POTTER,
karthaus, Aug. I, 'I5.4ta President
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-18

InE STATE DEBT.-The Commits
sioners of the sinking fund in their
published statement on the I'd
Of August, foot up the State debt Of
Pennsylvania on that day as follows
Debt bearing coin interest ......,, SI422. 500 90
Debt bearing interest in United
States currency y................. ls,933.55O 90
Debt on which interest has been
stopped ........................... 1870, 600 II
Deot bearing no interest........... 100000 3s
Chambcrsburg certificates, act
May ~, lS7l.."""..-.....-.. 7s,i6s 20
Total debt July I, is75......... s2s, 500, $40 70
The amount OF bonds in the sinking
fund applicable to the redemption of
this debt, are. MAY ...rfr
From the Penn'a railroad, ,.......... s5,3G9,Gis SO
From the Allegheny Valley h. r.. 3,5oO,OOO 90
ivas....'... S8,S3g6l9 Sc
This would still leave fourteen mil.
lion, seven hundred and twenty thou
sand, nine hundred and twenty dol.
lars and twenty-ninc cents unprovided
for, which must be raised by taxation,
By applying the two millions of sur
plus in the state treasury some inter
est could be saved and the Office of
State Treasurer would not be sought
after so eagerly by the banking fra.
ternity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-18
gfw Embellishments.
T IsT OF JURORS.


! List Of Jurors drawn for September Term.
a. H. isi5, eommcncliig on tho third Monday. tl,e
10th, and continuing Tor thfes weeks
TRAVERSE JURORS -fiRsr wssK, goth
Jas. NJ. Cree, Bcccariai Dan1 cuppier, 0o.Len
gno' ". wright, Jno. A. Marry,
! Ih"s' =. Lee, Bell 7. Woodsides, Htahatn
u''p."n Mevm9kea, Jas. Carter llouildale
Dan1 smeal. Boggs jas. Haley,
ieo. u. MTfett, 4" y. II. IIuntar, Jordan
David Dale. bradford Jno. bieMaray. KneS
Samuel Gill, Robt. pa,t.,.os
=. Aaam hishei, brady J. Dale. Lawrence
Johnston Hamilton" {" L. j. conklin
Dan1 Gornan, burnside J. q. MerrcI' Mari.
a. L. Reed, CloarGeld j. II. Byers. N. wa,h'n
John Troutman, @. Esiricker
W. NJ. Shaw, Nose Bailsy pil.
J. u. Graham, p II. Crick unian
Harrison bloom. curle u. shimei, wallaceton
JAS wiey, Ferguson Fred campman, q
GRAND Iunons-sEoosn wsnE.
J. Lishtner Dsccaria Jno Moore, Houtndale
~ H. Mcdee, Bell Al. scofald. Huston
~ a; Sh'meb Bogg'l J,fothers, Jr.. Karlhaus
DAh hishel' BRADY Lewis ErharG, Knox
Arnl Curry, burnside Jno. smith, Lawrence
H. Mitchell. Cleafheld Thos. Mcpherson
= n' Muller ~. y. kyler. Morris
J' Real curlie A. lille, Lumber City
lac McNaul, Patrick Daily, Penn
Matt bloom, Ferguson Job Way, Pike
". a. Rsam., Decatur 5. p. shoa, Woodward
Il. X. illegal, GoshenlJ. catherman, 0sceola
rRAAgRsK JunoRs-sEcosp WEEK.
a. Patterson, Beccaria q. A. Morrison, Goshen
Westly Thompson, Bell j. Y. Robson,
samuel fiegab Boggs Annias Murray, GIard
yse9o "a W. hansy, W. W. Heoyer, Graham
W y. Campbell, Bradfd Wm Wilhelm,
Henry utEnger Brady Elias Horniug, Huston
j. u. Johnston, 4" Jas. Bundy,
geo, OIiling, d. Johnston, Jordan
=. hsr.sielt' Jno. High, jr, Knox
JACOB bonsal Jno. Dougheriyof
Harrison Passinofe," james, Lawrence
~ Lines Sami Clyde,
John 10. II. Daley, james Ardery, Z"
wm. Owens, Burnside Geo. W. Ogden,
Benz. shepherd, Hugh Dougherty,
John McCord, Chest A. O. Lawhead ..
DHu cArsonf sfiitun Uicn0Is,
Paul MeGarYey, Jos Potter. Morrl.
=. plubel, Coyingion o. p. Reese,
Peter Gsfnierl - J. B. Caldwell, Pike
d. >ehnarr', Hosea Erhard, +"
l0a verbeck, Jos l.. Dale,
Z. W. Brown, Clearfd Thos. Long,
y, y, eearhaH, Decatur James A. Bloom Z"
WIN. Wise, Ferguson
THIRD wEgK, ocr. lth
J. 0'Donnell, Beeearial Z. Mignot, Coyington
,o'eph work Bell X. l.. Hughes, Decatur
:, !, ~, W. -. DUR, nm. Moore, Ferguson
" u c. Leeeh' Dloom Justin Billoite, Ginrd
Henry noss, Doggs Ells Kyler, goshen
Burton Merrett Lewis Irwin
leo. Ellingor, Brady y. Lixiield. uu.,o,
Jackson Bonsall, Geo. Etnerlek Ka,,hsn,
iodfrcy Schock, " S. Wymer. Jor5sn
!. Moorcheai, Burnside Miles Read. Lawr.a.a
:. Bradford, Coyington r. ]. shaTner
ho. Yothers, (" Levi Derrick !.
!. MeGaryey, Chest Christ. Hartl.. Mo,,i.
sobt. Dunbar, II Ncn. ir.. Wasbia
/ leltweil, jas. Arthnrs pann
Vim. Powell. ClcarGeld Abm. Spencer
Ym. d. Bigler, Job Curry, Z"
no. Simmons, Jas Cornely. Yoodward
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-18

"NS' NAHVLINE BLATIENBEKHEK,
Woodland, Pa.
or WALLACE KRKns, Atty's,
w cleardeld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-18
NEWS ITEMS.
--Ex-Gov, VIM. a. Graham, of Norll
Carolina died on tho nh inst

--Ex.Gov. VIM. A. Graham, of Norll
Carolina, died on tho llth inst.
Gov. Hartranfl and family arc
summoring ut Minnequa Springs, in
Bradford county,
-Mnj. Con. llcintxclman, of the
United States army, IL In London, nc.
companicdby bis wilband daughter.
The Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States at Now York has been
directed to sell $4,000 900 in gold dur
ing August.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad com.
pany has declared quarterly dividend
of two per cent payable on the 3Oth
inst e
An entertainment was given ut
Rochester, NY. for tho two. children
Of the unfortunate Donaldson, who are
living thcrc. N'
Joseph A.Young, eldest son Of
brigham Young lcdsuddcnly Mt Monte
Utah, on the 9TH inst. lilo leaves four
wives and seven children.
The frco-to-all race at Cleveland,
the other day, was won by Goldsmith
Maid, Lulu second and American Girl
third. Time, 2;lsi, 21oi, 2l9l.
There is now no living ex-Presi.
dent, but II is believed thcrc will be
enc on the 9th of March, 1877, unless
Grant should die in the meantime.
The total amount of crude oil
moved by tho Allegheny Valley Rail.
road from the Butler and Clarion Dis.
trict during July is 442,779 barrels.
5--rhe largest mirror in the world
has been put into tho parlor of the
United States Hotel ut Saratoga. IL
took two platform cars to got It there.
Mr.. Francis Trnnkey. father of
Judge Turnkey, died at his residence
in West Salem township, Mercer coun-
ty, Pa, ON the LIST inst, IN the 72d year
of his age.
All thc nations in the world hut
, 1875-02-05

a,,. htt, ~iotdfv To a
n;nrn In tI,n roonic, ~ ii. ins mi ~ nn,nhn
.;1n ,,,;nt nn,,n. " a,,,i, III rr.,tnnnIl ..;s"n, j.,
H. l,,,ci, that ro,, 5.o.I r. .na lin, tro,, III.
s1a hnt,.so ~, ,oa a,,, t,oov onI ran,o,t, sr,sn'
sl,nt ike a iack.kn,fn. An ie sEg,,cs he rolls
i.rr1inv str.r,,, nj rnr,,s mi of Tia mont, a.
ssnned a. trnnnendana that the tto,,upran,,crs
tnuch s.oon;t,v t,,int. a. hc rnp{dIv rpn,, lin
on;1 ~ . aortn,cr lin inftcction riaes nui r,hnn
thc nc,lna r. ~, tho tin Of hia ncesaant to,,,uc
IN bocIss y ui,,, a shr;ek TIE n,,.ssai
arartior n 1,;s ,nonct, icayns hin, dfinntr
cnnstnnt tlnnrisi, If ius han,lke errficf In his
hrow IN une of j,In fayorito punrtuatinus. Ynt.
for a1i h,g oa,l;ty. Con, prycr is most imnyes-
siye Ruoaker, Iho Southern passion when
rinems iron, lin eye and rlnr, in iii, tnt'auo las
= prodicio,,s effect on bis honrer,, III il 70
bEnk, 20 ory 70 desperately in earnest that 10
il only for a moment, ho ca,i cnnycrk cyeu skcp-
tic,.m tn ,ls own ftitl,.
1t ia in ,hIs particular tint In differs NO widely
and 70 successfully arr. Eyartu. EyartA
rceitcs i,is authorities m If ho wero Numbering
throueh a 1aw.catatorue. PRYOR chants lis ike
a Norsonan shouting br sasa.
Mns. r1LT1S,
Mrs, Tl}ton, wan Yud weary, Greens Into The
room, between that doughty pair OF couetables.
-alcriamcs Field and Bhcarn,an, On tho grin,
and manllko fnce of tho former ia look of
Tie ccvrons, as al,o does the carriage Of n Scr
gcant.Meint, II Hle did, with what rapturo
would Stanton aud Anthony shed gratulatious
mon hcr t,rcsrnco I The fashin,, of t,,c f1sy
bfEFGrlbGe 4 LOO HnbHGSftf4 E0lltfnCkDu Di Hfltt,
Mrs, Fields nprrpapl 10 her HeAt is n perpetuat
menace Of Icr skirts iacorEtion. Hnch stride
was s,oyor meant to distcnd retticoat. Poor
littlo Elizabeth Tiiton il M Jowy, ~ diHmal. as
pltlfuIly dependent upon l,cr keepers az Oliver
Tw,Ht iu tho presence Of Mr. Fang She sinks
luto i,er chair, shortcs her neck aid scrccus her
pinchc4 features with fu,.
Nh, BEAcu
has done q good deal Of fighting M to the rres-
cut time 4 pleasant BsAt he IL to the eve. NTH
lis broad. high forehead, his rlenr Gteek nose.
lis bine cyce and the puro white Of lis An,r and
whiekesr, lie dresses in raro taste, wearing a
, 1875-02-05

The I}or*Pnzeit,'nJ says that tw0uty-si1 dlnsr
ent knls Of brecct-!oRdetH arc NOW III use !ntae
various European srmieu. Aan3 Of shfe,
though belonging to the same syHtsu, arr mas ~
III different pasterns, encl, Nv the lsemngton ~
In Sweden, Denmark. anl Greecs; tue Vc!ts;n
rilo IN Switzerland aud Italy, tho 6utdes ~
England, Turkey, aud Hollandi aud the Dfssss ~
in Germany. pouq,sns, and hopsensEro: u; III II
rtle with the smallest cAiibto IL the Net{efu =.
104 mi!lisnetres; next comes the Fcttnfh II. H.
peatIng 1tde, lo.o; tho Peabody lo;S; o;y;,.adj A.
AmBler, 1916, tho Derdan, 13.i; aud tho WeFous
1D1 MiIitmotros. Ths oalibre OF the rc~ s. Gs.
r.an 3auser rifle, aud also OF tho Ncrder l!;' nuG
at used by tho l'avasisn army. il u l. a,.,, ~,
metres, while that OF tho old Dreyse rido NJ. W.
1874. and nf tile Italian Cassano ride. 175 ms ~.
metres. The writer thinks that tho boat En~ ~
usod in Europe for military purposes ale ~ ~
Mauser (aerman), the Wer1er tItararasn); M n.
Eordaa (lluns4n). the Gros (Francl). az a, a.
beaumont {DuteA). IAs Austrian Weinai r.. IT,
md tho English Martini Henry hsvc, he to.pth 4h1
been surpassed by more recent bysto1ns. ~ nas '1
ether hand, tho nov Dreyse ri1lc which y sn, ""
be1t tried In tie school OF nluskotTy = hpas saa
da'A Ia regarded As being in snauv l'op,a s' h
superior to tle 1nnser. Tho average stpla's!!ts
tIto OF tho above titles ~ twelve shots tnlnse'
including tue time occupied IL taxing 4&'
, 1875-02-05

An old gentleman uamod Dawaon dropped to
tho ground dead, on Seventh st:set, between
Clybourn and Sycamore. Milwaukee, yesterday
morning.
Tie Michigan State Poultry Association held
itH annual meeting at Detroit yesterday but it
WAS So sliinly attended that the election OF ol-
co1s was postponed until tho June meeting.
Tho railroads In Minnesota are besug uncoy-
cred Of snow a,,d regulnr trains are promised iu
all directions to-day. Iaseengcr train leaving
Minnesota near noon "Wednesday wRH seyen
honrs coming through to 81. Paul.
Tho amall-pox is raging at Mclean. ILL.,, to
such al, extent t!Iat all business has ceased for
tho time. Xix dexths have occurred IL, ~ .nany
tl.ys,-tl1eo adults and three children. Mayor
Funk. Of Bloomington, has boen telegrsphed to
senu nurses 10 wait upon the sick.
The Industrial University. 1t Champaign, was
inspected yesterday by the COMMITTEES oil State
institutions from the House OF Representatives.
They seon.cd highly pleased, aud etkfsssed
thnmselres ~ fully satisfied, and sven sur.
They yiait ahe Carbondalo Normal School to-day.
, 1875-02-05

uAAIfsH ~ 1DLn tkS Hf'hIs
Special Dtspntch to 7ht CH1caHp Yritftne.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Fob. 4,-1ho se,,ate Com
mittes ou Elections havo decided to rer-rt III
tho contested case Of Jeffrics 70. Baxter, aud
will submit their report on Monday next. There
will bo two reports ono from the majority In
favor OF DaStor, AMI ono from tho minority in
favor OF Capt. JefrlieB- a careful euupt Of the
Senate indicates that Baxter will retain his sent.
The legal count uuqneftionably gives him 4 ma
jor,ty Of s.
THE AcERnrrY or THE LIQuoR- Discussion.
Speaker Turrie's speech against tho Baxter
hill and in favor of tile ca,cus License lazy
| WAS one Of the bitterest md most VI
| tuperative addresses ever hoard. Fie DO
work as s1anderors o! charncterr mud tho dnys
! w!'en rntittons wero heard By Commissioners
Courts M the dcv''s holiday. Ills legal points
were strong aud we'll supported, but tho manner
OF hia nf,8ech blttor that it called forth
| the applause only OF bummers III the lobbioF.
HOME BLooDy-C11AsN nuFIHEsa.
| In tila Sonatp this forenoon nLarly tile whoe
session WAS CONSUMED in discussion on the
| tho locr. 4 resolution had been adontod cx-
tondlng that courtesy to sonator-clcct burnside,
| and Democratic Senator proposed that
| Bncknor ho also admitted. Tho ayes
| Ayca, 10: nays, s. Friedlay, Of Lawre,,ee, s
| voted nye, bccauao le wantcd the Democracy to
| huye Il representative. innsm,1ch as the Kepub-
licauB had socnrcd ono, and Thompson, OF thiH
county, said that bnekncr waa only DISTINGUISHED
fur Ills attempt to destroy the Government, And
ho would Sec illna to tho toyil bofore l,c ahonll
havo his vote for a aeat. In the Senate, in tho
nfternoon session. bnth Ncnetals appeared, amt
| mnle bEef speeches Of thallEs for tho homer,
md Con. Bnckncr remarked that, II two men
like himself and burnside could bury past dttes-
ences, md meet as friendH anil b11sineHa-part-
nors nuw certainly ho thought all other men
could.
| NEM0nIAl.
A resolution In memory OF tho late SupcEin-
| tendent Hopkins WAS unanimously adopted.
| THE IiQUoR n1LL rAesEs THE HnUsE,
In tho House, tho debate OIL tho Temperance
bill was continued until half-past 1, Wien tho
previous question was ordered, and, under tint
pressure. the bt paaaed,-ayea. IS nays, 3I,-
| party voto, Three Republicans we're in favor
Of tho BILL and three Democrats agninst it.-Ll.o
Latter bacAuso thoy boioYod the Hoenso.fee too
| high.
, 1875-02-05

and Ia cAnvaAsinR the bills with Representatives.
from tho ieFHcr cities with a vew tu ncet tho
wnutA Of their respective paccH without total
reconsideration Of shc bills; bnt, II this eo
done There Is nothing to Indicate That the tnem-
bers from, thoRe pnccs will cate enough altsut
tho bila to giyn them tho active h,,rport naces-
Rnry to secure their passage. II, at last, the
took Cnunty delegation .l'ould not n1aitc In sup
port OF tho billa theie IL small prospect Ut their
raHsagA. even II amended to nacot the wants Of
the Lesser citieB. keEoc. from his pUsitirl, Ms
Cllnirnau Of tho Senate Committee oil siuDici.
ralttica, enjoys every opportunity Of Delaying
action or of smoLllcring Tho i,llH in Committee,
should Lo bo 60 disposed.
wnt11D lie sfAHrYHH FRO noso rrnr1co,
Charles Courtney liz hGre seeking MI appoint
Hsent M Park Commissioner to nli tho VACANCY
also looking attor MI ap;,oiutncnt-elthnr to I'LL
that vacancy OF thai which will occsir In thp
spring. II. u. HALEY has Leon l."ro sunso days
OIL tho Eau1e rliasion.
ilt:HN on NEaiHa.
The Ennfag Journals Springfield fIll.> cor
respondent telcgraphs tn his paper NJ follows,
The lion. II. Il. IiurI lRtng here, have taken
tasot tu call npon lin alsd t:ct hs vicw. abou, tho
Chicago Jait e,troyesy and the selling of beer Tho
iteror'er~i reo Mr. Hctfus says you a.olo into
tho revision the eauss rohihttinE jsern any other
lcstons furnishing liquor to persons in jail.
slr. llnra-f EnTp,ae he says that hccauso It aus
his 1Hrrose M Mrhare he hadn't t14c time to u'l ,it
truth il, tho change iu the law to which hc alintes
maae bcforc tc rcsision Of The cnteE on juis and
jailpra." II made In 1H12, hy distinct net,
amending tho pld sectinn, which allnwrd ll1unE to 10
~ furnished. Incorporated It Into c sestaon a.'-
stantlaty az founti It, a1nt It agau passed by
tile Legislature In 1874. min serry IN ser that
nAl,ago 80 many n,u.tc,s-iIe politics Of tho State
county atTairr, city nTairs tho Legislature, Tho w.ky
,sinchs, tho snn.ay matter, tlie County Jail. anu
little something concerning evoryho1ya bHsncss-ho
ia obliged 10 mako great many fon4o statements
hut don't why hc shontn't he forgiven whct, o
las HO many things tn attend to anil tAen, you know,
lie has those 4p0J uerlnan yotA to tote ubout aud
alhke At the head Of ay party that ahall be naughty
M not to take ts Wise aavlcc any given s,,}eet.
anu imperative ttca. ,s held to tell tho truth
In reHari to such little matter th., 1t would Kill
tn 9et aoug without his great wisdom, ar1 not
only IN favor Of letting him nay what he like. all
occasions. Au1 npun all possible sntJerts that may
interest the public, down to the best way to lead
! mob on 4 Common Council,
, 1875-02-05

Special DisDdseh Ia Ths fHiea6o Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Fob. Ain tho Assembly, two
circumstances were presented against tile divis
Ion of Clark County. Hills sero introduced to
repeal the law oSempting printers material
from taxation: amending the Liquor law Of last
winter appropriatinR to tho Madison InsAus
Asylum $1,000 for machinery, md sss, 75o to
the Northern Asylum for the completion and
furnishing Of the building.
LOOKING TO ADJOURNMENT.
A joint resolution cutting OF now business
after Fob 10, and for adjournment on the 25tl
inst, was concurred III.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Petitions wore presented praying for an
equalization OF taxes. 4 resolution relating to
Congressman and Senators was tabled. Bills
were introduced relating to tho foes
Of Registers Of Deeds; to provide
for increasing shelving IN the II;storical-Socety
rooms; 10 transfor miscellaneous books from
the State Library and anpuiut an Assistant
Librarian; relating to the assessment and taxa
tion Of property and 10 specify clearly what shRi
bo exempt; 10 legalizo policies Of insurance
iasued for terms OF over five years; to repeal
tho laws OF 1873 relating to statistics Of property
exempt from taxation; relating 10 BtatlsticH for
ment. Tho Pottor-law resolution came mp
aud whs amended so ns to declare
that tho principles OF tho Potter law
ought to bo retained in legislation, and
waH passed by unanimous vote-92. A
memorial 10 Congress for improving lake and
river uaNgstlon to tho ocean was adopted.
no,I17rLE.
4 resolution WAS passed. granting tho llso OF
tho Assembly Chamber III r,oni,g to tl.o Hon.
). r. Doolittle who will r:ldxcs7 he Legislature
On tho political questions t. tl.1 day.
THE CARRIE: TEN WON'T.
Many Democrats here arc terribly cbagrinetl
at tile coErdo politics haTo taken. Republicans
are happy In tile fsnt that they l,nvo sound
Republican aud oil arc united Oh him.
TIE sESATHn-ELECT.
,SrttiaI Nestr1tch to I,hs Ghlcsoo Tribune.
FoSn Du Lac, Viii. Feb. 4.-On tin Senatorial
question the Etc'sina Commonwealth bnyH:
Among Democrats there ia n wsic difference Of
opiHio. B3me satssnud will:tle res,,ls; others
hitter a1anrt their }artaaa In the 1gis.t1 for
nut sticking fer Democrat, ind sa:nu uf sAem neo
etrry ut The defeat Of Carpenter. Th. Republicans
generally find much consolation III The luet that
Republican instead Of Democrat
clert.l. and thny nut mourning m mitch
over tho defeat Of Carpenter as they otherwise
would, Tho Liberal 1Irinblic.na, thosa who went
AWAY from l,nrne iii 1s7l fnr sso hcnr, are
greatly pleased WhtlB free to say TINT there Is
abrupt estcnt mentally fsuu Carpenter to Gamer
oil, well assured hRt tho Latter will 10 the peer
c perhaps majority 1t tim members q! tho boiy to
which ho laa hcen unex pcc.edly returned Wo re-.
gard him honest man. He has hccn consistent
Republican, AMI II wei-knnwn to puaao>s excellent
common heuse sud fair talcnts+
, 1875-02-05

FTo1h the rat Mall HrHrrf.
A mllTorker has beCn convicted Of Rlistlng
at tho provost Of Musselhurgh. The mama o
tho niscreant is DIcF2tt, aud full details Of The
lanlcntabie nffnir we're given by tho Provost at
tae Musseiburgh Police Court tast week, whea
McWatt Was charged bofora thc bailica m ths
Beelnh that on tho evening Of the 8th inst. ths
Provost vas passing along the street nsr
the station bridge ut MuHselburxh, when
ho met MoWatt with anothor Young maa
MeWatt and bis companion both "con'
mn''a man Vino ons 1sa IN .as ou.fs as' .p yss,
to hAvo fed conscienco-strieken immodatel.
after committing it, but 1IcWatt wRs loft ID ths
hands Of m Inspector Of Police who hsprilJ
wAa on tile spot, aud the proyosta with alt the
dignity OF darortment to be exs,ected in M loea
authority, went dawn street at;ain." With
bo believed that later in tho day MeWatt. q
meeting the Provost, repehtod tho oifenso7 Gu
this second occasion the Provost met hfcNaa
faco to face on the outskirts Of crowd retu!a
ing fTotn eon'e races. McWatt "vas Wlistlpa
voat. ITO mako sne knock laim down." 1hs
Provost did not make this complaint as "pso-
yost Of tho burgh.' IIo spoke, Bs ho o.
planned, "as ngi7ato citlzen," maintaining
that this yonth, who doea not p!
c,tizou," and 10 guilty Of behavior Likely
tn lead to "a breach Ut the peace" or, in othef
words. calculated to provoke tho Troyost tn pitch
iuto him. MosVAtt'a defanse waH angulsr!t
moak. vt IT," he said. every saslo1n that
l,n,.9 rominJod By Dailio Adatnson Mat he ast
hcen requested onca OF twico by tho pnllce sud
tho Provost to "ntop 1t, to rpFiicd, ''If hochs'
like that cutne inso lilo rroyunt'a hcsi. its 10
my fault, !" mounting, no doubt, that he had 2, co.
actually intoudod to wi,istle at the Provost. 1hs
punishment inflicted GU this miserable youEa
may strike some persons As being almost soo
Bcsere, but it must ta remembered that TO tctnpt
Provost to commit All aggravated assault is p9s
only tllought!ess bnt aiabolical net. McMats
was cautioned .'not to to It again" md thas y
endod one Of the moat remarkable tliAls o.
modern DAYS.
, 1875-02-05

shs e 10 ray orer to my successor, 4 i enn c cne
understand, nt,d rrncct mo III M tlnfng Ito mt
with tn be exposed to MI attachment fnr ,. en-.
tcmnt 1t court, 10 multitude OF huttn
hy. different elaimantp, rsch insisting isat 'ny
liability was fl1d When the demand wna nl1tte Nron
Inc. trust that, II tits mhtcr etn t,e settled lr
Legislation. II wilt Hn l,'nr a. rosstc. hnlt
the 1,t,Iry Mnw, and ali times really tn nie*t
sch legislation tho LcaisstuEe iu ita wistu may
udart. am, ctc.,
(Hisncd.) EDWARD huTx,
Late Hlak Treasurer.
1nE DEAF AND nrMn INSTITUTE,
In rcRpot SO to Albright's joiut resolution call
iug upon The Superintendent O! State iuHtitu-
lions for iepnrtA uf receipts other tllan from
arrrola istfora. nutnbcs q cnrloyoe. etc, III
rcrintcndent tli!otte. Of tho fnstitutton for tho
Deaf and Dumb, Inns transmitted to both Houses
report showing tho total receipts Of that In
stltnion for tho labor uf inntates for tho year
past to have boen &s, ,oo6,ss; rum,ar Of eu,-
rloycs. a.; aggregate Aataries. S2a,es0 per an-
u,ln,. the highest ~, 1fO, TINT of the Principal.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT CONTEST or ELEcTtoN.
scnatora Brewer, Leo, aud Thompson, Of
Cook. havo been appointed BY tue Committee
OH Elections A Subcommittee to hear lie tos-
tin,ony nuh report upon the contested. election
case of Gc!,ring aud Marshall in tho Fifth Scua-
toria1 District.