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, 1875-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
HH2E SET RIGHT.

Kehoe wants to be BET right before tho Chic,co
public relative to his position on the C,t,xeCs'
Association bills. Your correspondent stated
that what had beau developed indicated that
Kehoe cou11us be counted On to support those
billa and that iu weiIinfo.mod circfos he was
counted on as against them when it came to the
final test heiioo. to set himself right. to-
day explained TO your correspondent,
first that he wss trying to I'D the
passage OF the bills, but thonght they needed
amendment. Second. lie dilnt believe in giving
no much power to the Mayor THO power OF re-
movA should be vested in the Marof subject to
tile approval Of the upper hotlso Of tia Council.
II there we're to be two ho1lscs, ~ The bill con-
templates. Third, he want for logislalipc my
body out OF Office. ttrhe hills 1t viii be noted.
contemplate the legislation out OF ofica
Of divers Aldermen, which would occur before
the new t'ourt~Housc con,racss are iet-l Fonrth.
be thought the scheme OF government uudar tho
bills too ctmbrous. and rnas the bills shonl3 1>e
made To coniurm 70 the present Gonerai olupic-
il'al incorporation act. Fifth. though he should
AID in pAssiug the bills. did tbsy ,,ass, When tho
election Was heli 10 Chicago upon the question
OF incorporation under tho ticuerxl Municipal
incorporation acs, 20 s1nsuac1 he would psobs~
bly, oppose it.
10 set Kehoe right, send his explanation. It
indicates peccisely what sort Of suppur: he will
give the bills. Tho friends Of these measures
sill regard him as Ia be caunted ca III against
other member Of tho Cook County delegation
who has funds to look after, ~ho migh.
be 1eeislatod out OF oltice by tho Cit.zeos'
Association bill, may be counted on
An aGaust them when 1t comes to tie test. The*s
nembors are now multiplying Obstacles to the
[,aasags OF thoee Bills ~ asl9goattng amanttma.ts
IL urstasals lie salus vain - Indicated BY Ke-
, 1875-02-07
CRIME.

LOST THEIR "SARATOGA"
Hpeeaaf Diepdtch to The CHICAGO T7ibunk.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-Yestcrday afternoon
trunk containing $1,000 worth Of ladies and gen
tlemen's wearing apparel, stage costumes, etage
je~elrr. music, etc, belonging to llr. and Mrs
George " Wase, well-known comic singers, now
performing ut one Of our theatres. was
stolen from the boarding house Of
Wares, No. o23 South Eighth street. It
appears that the trunk "a large Sa1atoga) was
brought to the house named and left in the hall
way. II being too heavy for the carter to carry
upstairs. The thieves seeing it, and. havirg m
ldea OF the value OF the contents, picked it up
4nd carried it or It ia supposed that the
thieves placed it on wagon and drove down
town.
THE SUIT AGAINST Ex-coLlEcToR HARPER.
sp<rsdi Dispateh to The ch.eaoo Tribune.
sPH1soFHID. H., Feb. Ga number Of i'm
portant cases in ths Unitod States District Court
we're set TO-DAY for the 20th Of February. Judge
Drummond il expected here to preside 1t the
time. Among the cases are those OF Col.
John J. Harper, c1-Collector Of this Dis
trict. and his Chief Clerk, Albert Smith,
The history OF these cases Is well known. Col.
Harper ia to be tried upon one cilarge,-that Of
cmtezzlemeEt. Els chief clerk is charged with
aiding in the embezzement and for accepting
brides from the dtstilers Of pekin. Maj. Blufora
Wilson, now Solicitor Of the Treasury, il expect
cd here to assist in the prosecution
, 1875-02-07

vivs 1t. There axe thousand versions Of this
report, and oddly eDough, both sides agree in
perpetuaung it. I have no opinion to o1er but
REFS are flying through the air like leaves in ths
fo1erunning wind Of Nmoon.
Docron SYNTAx.
, 1875-02-07
ing separately, in the manner hereinbefore pro-
vided. to take = recess not beyond 10 o'clock tha
next morning.


next morning.
---
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE CHICAGO posr-orF1cE.
sn.r;o, nf.n,,rh N ~ caieooo Tribune.
w.e7r-voTo,, n y rah e-H r Hocov
| "' :. -.
| 1S enoeasotlog 70 secule a' lne'oaee ~ W
| rental from the Post-Ofice Department foz tut
Chicago Post Otfice Building. He wants S25, ,0G0
7,a na,srtoa,t 1oa rafrzod IN ~; "a ,nara ti,a,
-ao ~ ~, 1ao 1os .-:..
>A'tS' ~e - Nv FA"0"' N
| over the latter sum.
The CHICAGO MINT co,rm1rrEE
held q meeting to-day to prepare the statement
to be submitted to tile Seuale Finance Commit
tea Monday. The atatement will be mainly sta,
t,at;cai
FER cEsraoE or pAsK CIRCULATION.
The Honso Committee on Banking and Cur.
reucy has agreed to favorably report bill which
onrafizao ti,o ne,contare of cfrcnfat,on which
sl,aIl he ianued to National Bauks. Un-
der the present law banks with cir
cn]atfon Of 500. 001 or less are enti-
Fled 70 80 per cent of circulation. Banks
With between $500 900 and 81 00O, 600 capital 70
lion GO per centum Of circnlation.> Tie PROPOSE
ton OF tie blIl l., to make the percentage uni,
form at 90 per cepsum.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.
Roi,ert III DnnFlas son of 9tonhen H. Donc1aa
now Marahaj at tha Woster1, Diatrict Of Nnrth
Carolina. -
morni1,., a;lnn.ed rrsoiution direct;og the Com
mittee on Exnenditurcs Of The Department
Of Just;co 10 lnou1ro into the e1pehdituree OF
lis o:Hce, Tue iuaaIrJ has beou started Oh
account Of 4 yorv Iafre expenditure. Int no
rhn. pea nf fraud }.nxe t,acn ,r,aautaij
DUBIOUS 1Nou1aY.
Gen. Butler LAS curious way Of irving to
find out Things, Eo offered resolution which
rns adcpted, diractiug Tue Secretary Of the
Treasury TO inform the House whether the
portrait Of INV living person las been
engraved for the purpose Of being used
uDou tic NATIONAL CURRENCY. It apt ears that
many years ugo tie portrait Of q beautiful and
noted woman was prepared at the Treasury De-
parlmont for such purpose, aid Gen. Butler
THINKS some ambitious person OF the opposite
sex il now endcavorlng to obtain notoriety at
national expense.
NuILETT TO DE INVESTIGATED.
Sunset Cox IL after Muilett. He has never
forgiven him for not putting 4 greater number
OF Democratic Workmon on sha payroll OF tho
New York Post-Ollce Cox to-day presented q
resolution. which was referred, directing tho
Secretary Of the Treasury to furnish nddluonai
statements of the coutraetA made by MulIett
wien Architect.
OKLAHOMA.
Tho prospect to create the Territory Of
Oklahoma liz defeated Tor this sesson. Tho
, 1875-02-07
ElEkES.
At ELKHART, IND.

Special nspateh to Ihe Chaceoo TTibuns.
EEKHAR7, Ind-. Fob. 6.-About II o'clock Last
night fire Vas discovered in Clear l.
HeEbert's photograph gallery, in the third
foor OF Guire's brick block. Tho wind was
blowing very strong at the time, and threat
ened the destruction OF the whole
business portion of the city, hut the FIRE was
subdued after Stubborn fight Of several hours.
The photograph stock was q total loss, amount
ing to $1,000. Fully insured in the German,
American. The damage to the building was about
So, 000- Fully insured in tic ContnantA md
franklin
, 1875-02-07
4 CITY WITHOUT WATER.

LANCASTER Pa, Feb. 6.-osing to the frssz-
ing OF the pumps n tho City Water Works. tho
reservoir il entirely empty, leaving tho city with.
out uAser, 70 tho eroAs hecuvanionoe ot As
, 1875-02-07

6Det3d1 Uf6pdtch q 7Hf ChIca0o 7T7bun&.
CAnLrLk. O., Feb. 6.-The boiler in the Rtcam
sav-rnill Of Jamos yantllpaugh, It Germantown,
bursted II half-past o'clock this afternoon.
injuring eight persous three OF whom-James
VAnt;lbaueh, tho proprietor; Philip Reprog'e.
and Peter Shutter, arc not expected to 1--we. The
report OF tho explosion MAS heard for miles.
Fragments Of the boiler were thrown quarter Of
= mile away.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Fep. 6-The bnilcr in tho
flo factory Of I.ouis Hock. No. Z South Second
street, exploded with terrific force about noon,
utterly demo.shing the boiler and enginc-room,
fatally scaidinx and burning William Hoffman,,
seriously ininting William So!tzer, engineer,
and slightly wonnding GustAvs: Phalm and
Louis uock, tho proprietor.
, 1875-02-07
WEST VIRCfNlA.f

VOTE FOE UNITED STATES SENATOR.
C1Sc1SSAr1, o., Fo3. G.-The jo1at halo: at
charlestovn, WA, for United States Senator.
was, this afternoon, as follows: Judge Camden,
IS; Walker, Is; Johnson. Z; Cape1:on, Z;
GAH. G.
, 1875-02-07
AT MADISON. IND,

MADISON, lad, Feb. 6.--rbe main buildings
in Ieom, Ross d Sons lanyard we're burned this
morning. The loss II 5000; the insurance,
$751;
, 1875-02-07

TN NEW YORK.
New YoRK+ Feb. 6--The stock Of Smith &
Co.'S book-binde1y, No. 46 Marion arrest, to-
gether with the building, were damaged by fro
Last night to the ext.nt Of s30, 900; insured.
, 1875-02-07

WENT uNUEf THE ICE.
Special Dtxp9trh to fAs CA'caao T13une.
AroS, ILL.,, Feb. 6.-Tl.is evening II team
was crossing the rivor opposite this city On tho
ice, they broke through when near the Miseouri
shove and both horses and wagon Immediately
disappeared under thu ice. The driver escaped
, 1875-02-07

RF NEW HAVEN. =
new HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 6.-st. Pstrick's
Catholic Cbulch was damaged $25,0o0 By tire
this afternoon.
, 1875-02-07

KILLED HER STEP.DAUG41ER.
OMAHA, Feb. 6.-Mrs. John Grabach, Of Kea1-
ney Junction, Eeb-. yesterday morning killed =
little ~tep-dauehter, aged or s, BY KNOCKING the
c.ild down and jumping upon her wish her feel
III = fit OF anger. The woman tried to poison
the child some time ago, but failed
, 1875-02-07
Kchoo Explains Ills Position on The
Citizens Association Bills.
A Growing Opposition to These Meas
ures from Interested Parties.
Donhe1ly Finds It Necessary to Explain
the Memphis & El Paso Matter.
ILLINOIS,.
SENATE.

| Speefal Dispateh to The Chtcaoo Tribune.
| SpR1soT1E1p, ILL.,, Feb. Gin the Senate thu
a.c,ad r;oht ~ natit;o, ,., ooaor+ad hv c;t;7ans
naesea f1sns u pe1!'1on "as asse1teu ny c'tlzens
u ofeene conoty III memorial 10 inc uene1a
Assembly, presented by mr.. Hodges, praying
that the Revenue law be amended 10 that dog
tax be laid.
1rr af;1la of vvh;,se;ds .,.o ,r,;,od ,:n,s.,,
1AN44e, ~ " '!oo ~sAno" n1o'o''
o1 the consutunonA 11gns OF protest, thar be
might be recorded ns protesting against tho pass-
ing during his absence Of the resolution indors-
ing the Hannenin Canal hill m thu c-orod th,t
tha c.rn7 r,r,,tsrt ,,-o,+a~a7 ,,sa.. ~
..on," ~ v,';tss;',a rsos s'o1s r..l a4e ~ .n'
suspended and the protest entered-
RAILROADS.
9onoa liva1vsnarrirr occnrro,, bat.v.ar f,.,e.,d
srd a,ao,s ,rha,, t,a hi,f
10 ~ ~ eupo"es Ihllohu con-
panes, organized under the laws Of this State. to
purchase railroads in adjoining States now oper-
ated By them lease, came up Staele objected
IN tho attamnt hv tha 11no;Y ,a.sia - .o,s
~. -o,1or .-a. =. I,r;-~;a es, ~ w."
iei po"o. opon al Ausuois 1po1auon 10 acquire
to be determined BY the Legislature of the
other States, and suoh attemnt tn intarfara
,v;th .ta o,xis1,t;.. .,.h..;t.
wv ss:.,.s: sue suse Ao'noy ~ @ao'oef o1aee
Mi esenad IT. s1ah the eea ehat the
-" was ueslsueo ~ e99oIo the Coioaeo Bur-
hneton d Quincy and Northwestern Roads to
nuY l leased nnes now operated ny them IN Iowa;
tnis, "hnont authority undex the laws OF Illinois
oy winch they were incorporated, woald be held
ultra V!fes. Alter tho Illinois LesalatuEe had
authorized them 10 purchase the leased lines it
deVo!ved upon tho Iowa Legislature to settlo
whether the Chlcaso, burlington Quincy and
Northwestern Roads should be permitted to do
so. After further discussion the bill was ordered
to : second read1nE-
THE 1AcKsoxVnIE INSANE AsTLuM.
In response t. Albright resolution Of inquiry,
supt- Cornell, Of the Jacksonville. Iusana
Asylum. submitted report which was laid be-
foie the Senate, showing tho total number Of
, 1875-02-07
MURDERED FOR MONEY.

MUHUEFED FUR MUNET.
CLIvE1AND, O., Feb. 6.-John Mccormick, ono
Of the wea1thie-& citizens Of Mount Vernon, O.,
Was murdered in his Rtoro, last night. for money.
No cine to tue nnrderers- One tilonsana dol
lars reward is offered for their arrest and Gun
yiction.
, 1875-02-07
THE WlNTEaMuTE CASE.


spee3al Rs7ateh II The ch.edoe 7t1oune.
Sioux .C1rT, Ia, Feb. G.-The indignation
meeting At Yankton, called to give expression to
be feeling in regard to Wintermueo's release
was net very largely attended. aod VAS quiet
and orderly. There was no excitement.
Speeches were made by prominent citizens and q
csolu:ion adopted censnring judges Kidder and
Barnes, OF the Supreme Court for ther acaion
in the case, and demandins their immediate re-
rnoval. Copies OF the resolutions Will be for
forwarded to the President, heads Of Depart
'ntnts At Washington, and Membefs Of Con-
grcss.
THE cAR8oNDaLE- PA. BANK BosBERY.
NEW YoHK. Feb. ga dispatch from scran-
ton::Pa- says that eight persons were arrested
in Carbondale Yesterday on the charge Of COM
plicitv in the robbery OF the Cashier Of tue Sec
ond National Bank 10 that cisy. few dass ago.
Five Thousand dollars Of the amount k.oleu has
boen recovered.
, 1875-02-07
HOUSE,
DISQUALIFIED.


Merritt wasn't in his seat this morning to give
orders TO the Opposition when aud how to vote,
aud to stir up the Opposition members, whn
never know that vote IL being taaea. or how to
vote uniess Merritt tells them So wheu Inscore
introduced resolution recltiug TINT it uas cur
reutly reported that Geh1ipg. Of sans.mon,
(DamocraD Was disqualified BY reason Of
uon-Eesideuce within the State for the time
required by the Constitution, and instructios
the Committee on Elections to investigate the
case the Opposition found out What the feso1u-
ton meant about half an honx after it had
passed They wouldn't have been walked up then
but for the desperate e1ertious Of the Speaker.
who was employing all tho pages in the House in
carrying messages calculated to wabe up the Op-
position. When they woke up the vote wsa re-
considered aud the resolution tabled.
This ia fur from disposjng OF tho question. as
to Gehrin.'s righ: to hold his seat Two years
ago lie Eeturned to Illinois from Indiana. Willie
there be voted. The lotnt is that he is ina ltgi-
Die under that clause OF the Constitution
which proyides that no person shal ns
Senator or Representative who shall not
have been for FIVE ysars resident OF
this State. There ia no contest as TO the seat,
but it is understood that it, At any time in diyi-
sion OIL question Of Importance it should ha
declared carried by his vote, his right to vote
viii bs challenged on the ground Of hia ineligi-
bility.
BHEn1Fr's sA1Es.
Mr. Platter introduced bill requiring She1iff'a
aales ID counties containing population Of more
that 80, 600 population. to be pub,inlod il Ger
man newspaper for the same length Of sirno and
in the same nanuer "a now Or hereafter may be
required to be done in papers printed in En-
glsn-
SUPREME COURT REPonTH
bill Was introduced bv aIr. Mccoy designed
to cut down the reports OF the Supreme Court to
reasonable dimensions BY requiring the reporter
to publish only those decisions which overrnls
former decisions or Easa upon constitutional
question, and only such other decisions ~ tLs
Judges shall designate Is Of sufficient public in
terest for publication.
CANCELLED SCRIP CERTIFICATES.
Mr. Cullom int t1oduced bill to provide for the
record and destruction Of cancelled scrip certf-
Gates bouds, etc, Of the State which have been
paid or purchased by the State. Tie bill re-
qnires the Auditor Of State to keep register OF
al paid and cancelled bonds. The Governor,
Treasurer, and Auditor hre required to verify
the record thus made, BY comparison with the
original bonds, ETC.. aad the latter shall then be-
burned by them. and certificate Of That fsct o.
Tered on tho register.
, 1875-02-07

o'Brien was going to Springfield, ebut did not
know whether he had gone or not; Chat Puscheck
said he would 80 to the Council Chamber in the
evening, where he might perhsps find O'Brien !;
TINT next morning Pascheck entered the Col
lector's Office, aud told afiant that OBrien had
gone to Springfield said that lie had 40 order
from the Court about the Gas Company taxes,
and asked il it would BE- any use for him to read
as he bad nothing to do With the levying OF
taxes; that Puscheck then left; that afiant did
not inform O'B.1en Of the statement made him
By puscheck, and af6aot believed that O'Brion
knew nothing Ct the statement by Puscheck
about the order OF tue Court until tho atternooa
Of the 26th of January, aod after O'Brlen had
made the levy on tho property Of the Gas Com
panY.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
THE RAGING DELAWARE.


Wee StUeeping DOsUn the Rtver, Carrying
Houses, Bridges and Lumber tcith It
Immense Loss OF Property.
PoRr JERvIs, March 1.-THE Ice gorge
lin tina Delaware broke up last night at
lHal cock. The river rose ten feet in a
Hew minutes and carried the ice along
with such velocity as to tear up trees by
the roots, destroying fences and sweep
ing away all buildings near the banks.
The ice passed three miles down the
river, when it again jammed and the
water Immediately flooded the surround
ing low lands four feet deep.
down with irresistible force, carrying
lumber, fences and houses. At Stock
tport it swept off thousands of feet of
Humber. At Port Deposit several streets
were flooded and families compelled to
quit their houses to save themselves. At
Basket Station the bridge across the Del
aware was swept away; loss, $4,000
Three houses there were also swept
away. AS Hancock is seventy-tve miles
from Port Jervis the flood could not
reach that place before to-day.
| No danger is now anticipated here, as
the recent blasting operations will cause
the ice to have free passage down the
river.
LATER-0 A. M.-The Delaware river
broke up here this morning. The water
washed down with tremendous velocity,
reaching Port Jervis before 7 O'Clock.
IThe iron bridge at Saw-mill Raft, three
miles west OF Port Jervis, was carried
away at 7:40 A. NJ.
The greatest excitement prevails here.
The lower part OF the village is being
,hurriedly deserted by every family. The
ice is as high as the bridge at the foot of
Pike street, but has not yet moved, de-
spite the hope of the citizens and the
blasting operations of the past few days.
The locomotive whistles are all blowing
to warn the people to leave the flats.
iThe locomotives will probably leave
town, taking all the. property they can
belonging to the Erie Railroad Company.
9:30 A. M.-The water has flooded the
entire lower portion OF the village below
the railroad track, and at King street it
is over four feet deep and running with
great velocity. A number of small
buildings and out-buildings have been
overturned by the water backing up.
Pike street cellars are flooded. In some
of the houses the water is above the sec
Ond story. The dam has given away and
Fortunately the Barrett bridge remains
firm. The iron bridge swept away at
Saw Mill Raft cost 100000.
LATEST, II A. M.-The Barrett Bridge
has just been swept away. The Saw
mill raft bridge swept from its founda-
tions fell with terrible crash. 1t was
600 feet long, and three years ago cost
$600,000. The loss is public calamity.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

"My sister En- has got a feller who
has been coming to see her most every
night for some time. Night before last,
just to have little fun, L Went in the
parIor and crawled under the sofa, on the
sly, and waited there till he and En- had
got settled, and just as he was. asking
ner If she was willing to become his dear
partner for life, and trust to his strong
arm for protection and support, gave
three red-hot Indian war-whoops and
bumped myself up against the bottom oil
the sofa, and fired off an old horse-pistol
that I had borrowed of Sam Johnson,
and my gracious how that fellow jumped
up and scooted for the door! He never
stopped TO get his hat, but went tumbling
head over heels down the door steps. AS
for En-, she was just that scared that
she sat right down Oh the floor, and
screeched like blue blazes, till dad anG
mother came running in, with nothing Oh
but their night clothes, and wanted tC
know what the matter was. But En-
only yelled the louder, and kept pointing
under the sofa, till dad got down on his
knees, and saw me there, and pulled me
out by the hind leg. When he had go,
me out in the wood-shed, ne warped me
ever his knee, and then went at me with
an old trunk strap, and l hayn't got ovel
it real nicely yet"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17

AS an instance of the spread of liberal
ideas in Turkey, it may be mentioned
that the Sultan has lately allowed the
photograph to be taken of his only daugh-
ter, Saliyeh .Sultana. The princess is
over thirteen years of age, long past the
time when according to the Mohamme'
dan custom she should be strictly con.
face seen by none but females and hel
nearest kindred. The photograph is by
Abdullah Freres, to whom the reproduc
tion and sale Of the young sultana's like
ness Is strictly restricted by an imperial
decree. The portrait is that of a gir
in complete European costume, with Q
pleasant and attractive face.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
The Same Old Story.

NEW YORK, March T.-Another case
OF malpractice has been discovered, the
victim being young married lady named
Curtis, living in Union Square, whose
husband has been absent from the city
several months. Mrs. Ihl, midwife,
has been arrested tor the crime, and Ben
jamin Gregory, an organist, has also
been arrested. He is accused of sustain
ing criminal relations with Mrs. Curtis,
who is momentarily expected to die.
The st. Patrick procession to-day will
be one of the largest New York ever wit
messed. The day is every way fayora-
BILE, being clear, sunny and spring-like.
The procession starts at T.. nj. from
IWenty-third street.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-17
NEWS FROM POINTS ARoUND.

LAwRENCEBURG, IND.-John Isher-
wood is in town visiting his old friends,
who are all rejoiced 10 meet him again.
: The Fitch House has changed hands
again.
The Court discharged the jury yester-
day, and the few minor cases left will be
decided by the Judge.
WASHINGTON G. H.-The City Council
appointed David Thurston engineer of
the new steam fire engine, at $1 70 per
day.
Narrow Gauge Railroad is at stand
still. The mead workers have a big in-
terest In jackson county and outsiders
see it. No more tramps kept at the eX-
pense of the city.
A prize fight occurred here last Friday.
between James Holland, colored, and a
large dog, the dog drawing first blood.
Holland came out winner in the figA
but looser in the end, as he was fined
SO 80 and one night in the calaboose, and
bound over to court to keep the peace.
FRANKLIN, O,-The new building and
loan association now being organized,
has over one thousand shares subscribed
The projectors will avail themselves Of
all the experience in the history of these
associations and make it as near sscor-
rect" as possible.
The beginning of the week we had hard
| thunder storms. Early Monday morning
la very hard storm occurred.
| Last Sunday evening Warren Ross and
| Miss Brandon were married.
| The Presbyterian Church are making
efforts to secure the services OF Rev
Grouse, OF Lane Seminary, as pastor.
Mr.. Humphrey. late pastor, has beer
compelled by Ill health to resign the
charge.
Very high winds, almost hurricanes.
Several bad cases of scarlet fever re
ported.
Mrs. Ward was buried from the Chris
tian Chapel Sunday last.
| Mr.. George Barkaleu died Monday al
his residence. near Carllsle>