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German. tits therefore the best advertis-
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8aIhmrrs fabrrnNsn beutiGrn SrgtIitifs;
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s5arrtsbura. 9sa., oouneritas, oesember 2s. 1875.
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4arIOrsOresln. = Die tthrH par
lOT. Orafln bOn bsnfn MIR BiITsu, unb BE auf's
tDnfff BON eninfntfn nuFfnHI0su StiiulIsrn
bee ednbts fmpfobIsn ptbsn, fnb Beatty
& Plots bHhbmie GoI0s3unasnspars
IorsOrgeIu. - Won ltnbe fur cine pEhslills
che man iduft. - NsfHiea Rsresn psrIanat.
Mdu abEeifrs;
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Daftiusten, Rsw. StFfty.
WSrj 4, 1875.
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NO soRH ro nr tRRE EsrED.
The Hurinl of the Latest Victims of tho MUIR
derouA VI oily Nnvuirs-.

MAuANOv City, Pm. Dec. I2.--The bodies
Of Charles Opcnnell and his elstcr. Mrs. Mo
Ailistcr, we're Uutied TO-DAY. An immense
crowd attended the funeral, and the bitter feel
ing against the murderers, 40 far from dim ."ish
Ing. has grown more intense. A Kind of vigilance
committee seems TO have been formed, aud tho
recognized leader yesterday said ave are not
going to arre.t any moro men; we shall shoot
them ourselves" The theory that the masked
party who shot O'Donneii and his sister were
thcmsolves members ~ y Vigilance committee
has been abandoned by almost every one and
there is very little doubt that the whole party,
Including tho murdered man, were Molly
Nngulres. Charles O'Dounell was once n
prominent member " tho organization.
John kehoc. tho acknowledged leader Of
the order In this citv. married to O'Don.
neli'- sist"r. and It +, thought ia Kehoe had
something more than passiv' connection with
the massacre ut lfdN morning. " hic the In
quest was IA progress tho first day thi4 man
rushed into the room and demanded thut the
prurcf dingt annulu hC brought to n rlOgc. The
chief Brrerss. wnrf- % fueIt her of the iurv, 4
once orderod him cat. ad after rreatine much
Disturbance bu WAS .ndul Ell To re- ,rc. lie was
r"t hue-iec' nhd, decd, Tho pu'co force Of
Mlhtnuy CiN 4 wl ~ 'filricnt - arrest u
man ~ hls character. iha inquest viii be re-
sumed tomorrow. uud s'h.c very import mt
tnici J. here have mote or less fear of the Molly
" fau te-, nnd 90. Coroner rather nio-t than les.
."- llr pro "'''dl - WIZ Nt 'S lIiN ic = ~ "a
ln.,i ir To Keen them. nnu no feii'seht, tives
oi tho prr,4 wili Toe ud f'd.
Mr., W irN, who w s. ufr'.t"I md l'd1cd In
SuCt7s''o itl un o.. sworn statement f Mis-.
Obnurr ~ hc was on uf the part, WHO
tnuiic cG ltrs1u and dnue Itcr, ~ 10 ali pruht-
lihiy Innocent, uIt tln ioeiug aniuuf the ltlsh
aud Ntlsp - IIl1ti1n against IAN here ~ 40
r nag ihIt ~ hc wcrr h,fr % .W hr would stlul
tv.f, 'nnd ,ltncc 4i getting short -hiit and a
iou- -hrout.
1rlofmltiun h,s Iu-t come from Silver Greek.
90 fut rtgf, Wie, from ltte. pl Huuthrr utu. dor.
Pt icN 4 llafy had party at his house lat
night. nnd early rms morning. When hs gLCst4
Wrro going nome, he Discovered that ono OF
thrn bad s'nlfu hit coat. y furud told him
thAt tne thief mad ti.cu his tuity fntO a back
room, aud Callary after the b ,nit II the people
OF this q luntV, went there with his revolver IN
h's hand. black smith by the name ~ r. rccli
was coming out and Gait nv. NOT RECOGNIZING
hir' IN the darsne~s. fred nnd .undei him
~ Nfin'l'. Ill WIS artlrtiY Inn cent u the theft
hud is a al of excellent reputation. The mut-
defrr, strangely enoul n. was arrested. trouble
D. expected here tl-nisnt.
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EFENHIIuER Ha>IEGED.


Wiiiinm-hnrgh nult.ter'- Prrparntion- Tor
hUpriiins an Enemy.
Mr. Simon \. BrruhcuneT, Of S,hmid,
Btrnh,tmer Co. wnliamstuieh maltster,, has
mi rmcd tho police that bis life "a Ia peril at the
hands II one Chr4tian Gottwald, whom he had
defeated Ia civil suit. Two years ago u rn-
heimer was riding in his brother nenjsmin's
rriage, his brothers coacbman driying. ana by
accident or carclessness, II Is not definitely set
tlei winch, toe turnout was IN collision with
Gottwad's horse ana butcher Car. GottwHld's =
hprs" VS. Killed, and Gottwlld tn-titnted suit
against simon Bcrnhctmcr in the Marine Court
Tor 800. bernheiner IN defence urged that he
was not respOn.ihle. IA ne neither owned nor
drove the vehicle, and he won the suit.
Gottwiud obtained new tTial, that had
similar result, In the supreme Court, aud
then carried II To the Court OF Appe Is, where
judgment WAS given sgainst him ON Tuesday
last. HIS legal eXpens Is amounted to k2,Ni,
and he demanded that Deruheimer plY one nrlf
of them. B"rnheimcr's emphatic refusal t. do
any hing of the KIND created such rage m Gott-
hrimer un sight. and for two or three dnNS. II IL
alleged, has been endeavoriDx To get into the
matt house to carry out hi. project. Bern
heimrr, Thoroughly alarmed. has m de full
prephraiion, to receive MIN. The malt house
haA throe fronts. In sixth street, North seventh,
nnd North Eightn streets, and IA each WOrkmen
are placed on watcn. He nas also nlred three
men 4 s. 4 d iy. ono m ex-dctectiye, TO W. m
nim of the hpproach OF his enemy. lie himself
spends mot of his tmo In the abln yard prac-
using AZ a target with hiS new revolver.
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FIfrEEv MILLIONS STOLEN.
fhe Guntc'nHIau minister's Trunk snntched
IRON Ru Express Wagon.

IRON an Express Wagon.
A trunk containing fifteen million dol
lars worth OF bonds was stolen from one OF
Dodd's cypress wagons at watts and Canal
sreet- ou SATURDAY.
The bonds were In tho care OF the Minister
from Guatcluha, who arrived IN tnis city on
Friday They Vrrc 20 bo used as part " a pay
mont due tn" 4. : Government. The Minister.
Schpr pon Vicente Darjon. was sta,ine at ~
l'-t foti1 1--tcnud street and on Sgtuid IN
l"ndits 20 50 t1 Washington, he packed the
bonds iu bis iruil,.
A uoothllc. named C,lrN. who was arrested
lt-i hiEht bl Detective Van Grri'utrn, says that
a, he VS. -taIiih- tu ltnal stree re SAW Dodd's
Nh'oN h'iuc u.N. lt-f three men s1riug
ont, dart a ross the street, aud In moment
stole the trurS
DatertNts nirn .ud Won Gerlchtcn arrested
: Wei Known tluct u7mcl Fuller. and ne was
ilcnuned uN the huethla'k. ~ TX saws ia I
when Fuller took tne tturk he heaTG one OF his
gnu rades s.y to hi'l, "tueese it, Fuller; cheese
Tho supcrintcudcut 81 the express comranv
Thought that tHe tTLnk had been n Isl Id. When
tnp nov " the = hnerf was made Nuuwn t. the
Guhtenal IN Mit.t"r We fell IN q faiut and r.
quired medical assistance t. rrstoie MIN. lie
III tina the bonds could not be replaced. Tie
went to Washington lat nlcht.
lnspector Dlks, superintendent Waliing. and
the ehilie detective force are engaged se4iching
Tor the thi YES. Fuler was recently released
from the pcnitentidry.
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A F1LL RIVER YSTERY.
widow Under Arrest on Charge Of Poison
ina Her Husband.

FALL RIVER. Dec. ll.-Jamcs Thyng. who
kept FISH market In this city, died on the 4th
of july last, after q weeks illness, leaving a
widow and two young children, ono ofthem un-
born. soon after Thyng's buiiA william Free
love averrcd that Thyughui been poisoned, ana
the body was eHhumed and the stomach was
cent u Boston t,r hnalS-i-. Prot. jackson
lound large quantities OF arsenic therein. ars.
lhNng was arrested, but being netr conane-
meut. she Was discharged Tor the tlme. This
week she was Hgatn arirstcd. aud when ar
rag ed IN court she neld In her arms babe
only six Ncehs uli. She seemed very calm In
view OF the terrible charge against her, and as
serted her Innocence. BY advice OF counsel, enc
waved he ring. and tho case goes TO the
Grand Jury. Mr.. lhyug belong, to u family Of
veiY good -tandins in Wc.tpoit, Mass ana is
ABOUT tnirlY wears OF age. she nAs always oOrne
an excellent reputation.
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4 Pseudo iicgGnr'- Great Prodi In tho Dcgrn- =
dntion of Chnr!inbic Giri-.

4 Pseudo iScggnr'- Great PrO6t In tho Dcgrn-
dntion Of Charitable t.irI-.
iniddlt-aged woman, who Is fertile in
names and di-gui ca, was arrested on Saturday
hY Capt. Van Dusen. she says her name Is Mary
Bunker. For several We r. she has gone about
the centrd part Of the city osiensihIy "a he.-
car wish n placnTd suspended ON her breast
reading - am deaf and dumb" The large
suns she collected hy this device from chsrit-
able people were NOT the main incentive
to her lab,is. She selected. IN ner pcrambul1-
gnt them under her control. Whoncyrr littie
force was necessary II was unh asitaftnFlv
on llpye She changed her rrsideu
frequently. mud sonietimes had apartments
IN several places. when -he had secured
tho attention OF an Intended victim, she
wr tA hn nor siutc stories ah 'ut gorgeous uress.
cs thaf che would stow nlss " Is --
" u'I - to n dcsisntfcd iitce 80 d. . time
neu Mis-. &c. llru NFr iuf lion hnG
keps tho appointment, tho doors we're icked
upon her.
On Thursday last Mrs. Henry 0r.n,er of a
Alien stree. wa steAtly oubleI D.. tne sudden
di-apperfnnce Of her Young sister. Hannah
Master, VINO divides hertime heiwfon her pa
rental nome on linton lliii nnl hrl si-ter's In
New \ ork. Hannah l. ruN Gftser years old and
Very irctN. fa' -id ofilt T.i.c. .... Ash .I 100
MIA toe ifaiuc rul, aud q ~.turt.uy. clldcd
hN wNnf TIE nri-hrYfa frA1rtci Is &c. Lhe ,r,tn.
nnd scrcaning oi - Eul, tapt. Van brusen
found n iiHHh lorkrd MP a. a bAi room uf Nf-.
ltfl hpt fNr four Cnls resisted Mrs. Bankers
iuunt'unitirr aui tue attempts of h.r N H. a.
.tulfIicr~, md I'D torn nrr Uta. % iu trsl.g 90
t.siVe from her in.OiI-pnutuf. Mrs. i nhtf
t"pr. Yesterday, md The Eiri wa- restored TO
Lel i44Dua-.
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woncr>TAn,s onEIr nI,cAL.


EmbsrlSin- Tor Austraiin.
WORCESTER. Mass. Dec. ll..-About two
months ngo Lu.lus y. Pond disarpe red from
this c'ty. j" waa n large manufacturer, a load
er iu the Me.Aodi,t church, and active iu pubHc
moyem.n -, especially thosc = "A reli .ious char
acter Iho lst -e'n Of him before his absence
Was on a Fal RIVER ha at bound for New York,
where q long and thorough search was made for
him hy the aoiice. IL was supposed That he had
been murdered Tor al, II oney but less compn-
mcnt rs theories were soon biuited After his
departure ne was found 10 have forged to the
amount u Slt0OO 10y the use Of ink-erasing
acidr, besides tne immense Indebtedness thHt
he had plied az ~ pf"nl"uou, borrowing ana
the exchange II accommodation uuDer." HIS
ehuot7erS louhd nnle- coming IN on them o
upuble thc nmounl sup iosed 10 be In clrcula-
ton, and which tney hau no recollection Of
signing. Certain Of tHem were therefore exam
lned wlth the microscope ana tested with cnem-
icai- proving beyond dOubt that their face mad
been removed ana rewritten, while ihs endurse-
iueuts were genulnr. the Ouriual nofce were
ada pnvttIs Al Mr. puno'a "fi"r. "r witncuI
naming any particular bank. II tnuS hnpuened
that whtn they were uhid they remained ia ms
ur auNthin9 TO show tnat tney were GeJd paper.
II Vas then tulerdhly rrHt matter To remove
tue Mrtiuf oh tue T. ce with acid, wfite IA fresh
uite- ana dhi"uil-' ana rdd M own ignature.
POND has been traced aud tanturcd nj san
Frfrciscn, being started cast yesterday ON ro-
ga ilnn iaper' tlAt had piu'i9Asly Deeu FOR
waritd. lie g. expected TO reach Worcester ON
Friday next. lie Vas fnInd nt IA Francisco,
Jd-t ~ he ~ 3 about sailing for Australia. The
Nrlrucs Whipn h0 conn. iuel were ~ the most
q nEeruus dc-CliutiD impossible Of detection
unuer ordinary ClrDuu.tunce.. Ihey were per-
le'Taied ON Ms best llirnus, as well Hs ON
Nluows aud orphan, who he knew were trust
INC hun win tntlr ALI. For four years he had
been deccivng tho bank, which hns stood bv
hlln, contrary 10 o. interest. and MS judgment,
tak ius q false uath that he owned tho requisite
amount Of stock 10 eutitle him to "A piece Hs di-
rector, Nucn ~ Is now distlvpred that this stock
was all the time cut ~ his y fArs-ion. The
amount OF his orgcrirs ia enormous. Out Of
ono iut OF g.nOlU, hut a single good note h =
hoen fuund. Out tot another lot II oyec SiO,OOD,
scarcely - note haa so ff stood the test.
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C1UGUT TIN THE TCE FIELDs.


fHht In the NIdhlc Ot The Hudson.
PoUGHKErrsIE, Dec. l2.-rhe moderate
weather OF Yesterday ana on Friday reopened
ma iSation on the upper Hudson, and there are
excited efforts to yet heavily ind6n boats through
to New York and empty ones back to points
north. At IL O'clocA this morning the steamer
George A. lloYt passed here for R0ndout with
thirty y-three canal boats in tow. Abou. noon tho
Norwich OF Esopus Lighthouse, going
south. and towing nifty loaded oareos and canal
boats. Sne wIs ldborng hari IN heavy ice. but
VIII probably work through, though the attempt
Il dangerous, as all the iCe ~ now strong and
sharD. ON HhineOeck q tug WAS stuck in the
middle OF a heavy field OF Ice.
BE ween naTrNtnwn and livo'i sloop Ia ice
bound In the middle OF the river and Will have
Co stav thero Till spring.
AT rivoli the ferry 10 trmly closed, md all
freight and passenger nave to % taken to Sail-
gerties 10 small boats, which a,e got over he Zoe
on runners to open water. On COyeman's bar, In
the middle OF the river, lio four steam tugs, one
side heel steamer and two canal boats, all lroz-
en- IN.
The weather u growing colder, nnd one hun
drcd and twtn'N or more b ,rves, canal boats ahd
steamers will 90 frozen In before beng able TO
reaOn shore.
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MUSICIL NOTES.

A complimentary concert has been rendered
10 Mmo Antumeue Sterling ny IN h,r Of her many
MIXERS II VIII nf gwen al tinwaY Han on Monday
eNeuing Oi next week,
The nr7t concert uf tho Philharmonic Society,
oi NfNnhNn, tHk'H pltC On SATURDAY ui THIS week,
lh" uutl i"inI-ni f.r this cOnr,f Wit ne AIvcn on
- lry az ~ O'cpct, AZ The brooklyn Academy or
Music.
a tesumoniai concert win be given N Mr
h'nrsr :. WNloW, tn conductor Hnd cninpOser III
olrmNa mn, on Wednesday evening. a i,um er VI
our lhhurhNi cuItn' are interesting themselves to
promote The succcss ~ ths concert.
Al extra season Of eight nights will TO given
oN me Nhch el cnmptlT, e smmciCin9 On Va ne.d ~
evening oi tins week whti NaguerS IOhrngrn IN
n 9r9nshi out -WMhte, Nine Wagner Nine. Cl "a
IWl A-'nehdfr, fcrnu-, and other ut.dDefs OF Che
COMPANY appearing IA ihv cast
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HoRNY-HANDED GnIAGER.
What the Patrons of Husbnndry Propose to
DORt the Centennial Exposition.

The National Grangers are to hold u
grand oncampinont near Philadelphia to attend
the Centennial Exposition next year. sixty
acres Of land have been leased, and an immense
building Is to be erected, IN which rooms and ac-
commodations are to be provided at 4 oost OF
not more than 81 a head ench day. This il done,
the Changers sny, 10 avoid the extrHyAgance and
impositiuns of hotels aud boarding g-hnuses. The
Peun,ylNania Railroad Company has consented
t. be used exclusively by the Gmngers The run
Will not he more than twenty minutes. The new
hnldlng h. to he lighted with gA- and supplied
WIN hot aud cold water. Shares Of e.0 each are
- he Issued TO the amount of San,UD. no mem
Der being permitted to take more than one
share Ihis sum IL Thought to be sufficient to
cover the cost Of thr enterprise. a majority Of
tic stpcA has already been taken up.
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nAronNn 0y 4ONrn>sLoN.


bnh't tao ana Wake ~ W OTse.'
IN his ,ormon last stcvruiua, in speaking of
he othirs Of the Bible. MIR. D,cchcr -uid tuat 10
would about ~ soon have q Roman C.thollc
pret mako n DISCOURSE from tho Book Of
ffoNerbs as TO hear "a Protestant 90 the same.
4htrc might ue points in which thelr distinct
views wogld ash out, but in the maiu they
would come together substantially on tho
eoouomirs Of life hs aid down In the Bible
Therc need be no difficulty about h wing the
word Of God reHd IN the -ohool4, provided men
Eould agree 10 do that which wa, best
" suppose" he continued, "th4t the preatast
amount OF wickednes- Into whirh men fan in
this world h wickedness into wnirh tney nave
Il nina 10 fall. Tneie are very lew IN the early
gart- OF llte that do Wickednrss because they
IKE u. or who sci out Ia do Wickedly. 1hat be
longs to tho later stage OF ic, or 10 men VINO are
orr uirallY b d VINO pre uglY by uutuie. Men
Te cd1ntO EVIL from he force OF circumstances
Hh from thi.G, ~hicn SUR und them. 1hoy
.lhctim6s 90 the worst thu.Ts In tn ir lives
nom tn bort motives they Do The worst things
- h thr motive Of love, from the hope Of bene-
nNhg others, and thy des'rlY both those
y" IN ihrN would help and then selves. There
M ~" lN 'f lh'hsH wh'cn are H. rmie-s In them
EN',' hn Wmch ing men into things not so
haIlI'' ana thence they are led 10 take a more
uAn''."H, ''o, ana thonce they aro twept into
hr ii'''nor quoted his tcSt. lie that cover
t'n rs 7lh hlli mot prosper, hut he thnt con-
!''e-n rnI rrpcnfcth," s., and added "It
,'r II ~ Wrnn thpt you shtl coufrsI ylur I'm
h 10 ."" - Nl'il HAH ir' row llm.tif
,'9 N'nn' wolves. David well said; let
T." ~ 100. hr haud, ~ God. Helter ne-t-
~ l"Hn lh into tha auls ~ men. Every
l"Nh2 man and woman Aiurld have some p,r
s"n Z" ~ 'o. "a thrr, u,utnrr. a sister, "A D n.
r'A man pf tound md thr-ti n d crction
w. I'h "h" mas d u4 Hrlu-, ~ 10 tlai nrlhon
a.. s"' ! irNe d.ue wr1n,.' II Wlll rnri. tie
lu< "h' e' hrlier. II auy o.c ha. done
o. a. lnti" cot man win Cuti,llan arl sound
~'''f'-i NJ ana say, II pi.c, uCly me-
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arr. o'CoN0R's CONDITION.
Ills Strength SLOWLY DecIining-Tho Bareua
Possibility OF Recovery.

FORr WAsHINGTON, Dec. II II l:50P. P.M-
Mr.. OConor enJoved long slumber st uight
hnd awoko very much refreshed, and as tailkA-
tive ~ he was before the relapse OF yesterday.
Early In the day his face was shaved, and l4ter
he eat aud retained pear. In the afternoon
uG heyes visited bin, ana GOV. 1Ildan and
vince CT H. feek..hm called at the house. but
wore '' h'ttod 10 ihe sick room. Dr. kcyes
Other day or two. II Is aAtOnishiug how SLOWLY
his strrngth diu'inishes. lie ts qnito stfonR
yet, although us Is ruO-isting upon himself.
1T ho'cs j. h" regretted that rGmor to The
eject that MIR. OConor was insane nad gone
abroad. Ii IL tot lily false. MIR. O'Conor's mind
u not in the least impaired. lie realizes his
Oohuilion, and iit7 zen Is vsks how long tine
a man can i've Wl,nuut fuou. Recent, he snid,
" us - very Interesting case Tor doctors 10
s'uui, supuo-e, tut lt5 vtry dis L. euable Jo
We lhe doctor considers The g SO nop-less,
iii US that at any tluio neN feature may Q
neytl"p'd that may turn tho scales toward the
patients recovery.