The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-04

MAlsPrs o. Interest.

"A man named Campbell, of sullivan county,
WHO is, ghty 'wo years Old, has married II wo.
man uf tOrtv-elEht.
"A school teacher of LyComing csunty walk
| to and fcOm ms school every wOrklng day. The
round tllp IA fourteen miles.
Wine searchng Tor eggs in n stable in Mon.
tlamps. Both the brutes escaped.
The Peunsvlvnnla iron mill of Waterman &,
Beaver, banYlle Is employing 3Jd hands and
turning out 300 tons OF rail ler week.
John Keenan,, while working on furnace
| stack In Al eghenE county fcl 10 the ground a
distance OF sixty feet ana was fatally injured.
-Four stores Were robbed in Brthl ,hem one
! ni"hi recently, amt an attempt made TO euIer
the til'h, About $40 worth of Foods was
StoOu.
At delegate meeting in Scranton on the
I'd llst.. ttOn j. w. Gunsier ana IA Beumi5h
were chosen represent atiNe delegates to the de-
mnorttC state cOny ntiOn,
jeremiah Spaug, aged %, committed suicide
by hanging himself at POttstOwn, Tuesday
mornlp. He was in comfortable CircumstaIi
Ces, but occasionally tiighty"
Two brothers in VenanGo county had n dis
pute as to which one shOu get out of bed firsl
One finally showed the other out, but he gOt
even WIN his brother by shooting HIM i'll the
leg with Il rifle
Charles Bender, a labOrer, of Northampton
county, cut several gashes in ms throat. lie
had lulended to commit suicide but changed
MS mlhd ana went 20 II doCtUr and Aad LIS Guts
scwed NJ
Recently tire body OF u cOlored man was dis
covered IN decomposc1 state IN creek IN
BeutUrd county. Ine corpse is suDuOspl To have
been that of an ldiOtic negro named Long who
had been wandering about the neighDOrhood.
Minister SclneCk'S resignation was mailed
from LonG9n on the 10Th ut IL ~ understood
That he VIII sllt for this country next Salur-
0aY, and Will TESTIFY before the HOu g Commit.
tee On toreign Anal' s regarding the Emma
Mine business.
lebanon county, was killed bV an explosion re.
Gently uet when ne had ielled lodged IN
tle pIa4uhos ol hnolher tleS, ana Dellig unnbe
20 ulSlndse IL no 9Oreu q hole III the bottom and
filled IL wi h powder The powder exploded be-
fore he could get out Of the way
The tornado that made such havoc at Prince.
ton, lnd., ON sunday night, did great damage
IN Christian and Henderson counties Ken.
tuckY. TWO GulOred men and n Girl were killed
anu many persons were severely injuIed III
those counties, The track of devastation was
halt n mile WIDE.
Warrants have been Issnod for the execu.
uon OF George W Fletcher convicted OF the
will be hung on the 6th day of April, and Patrick
lulgley, cOnylcteG of the murder of CathaTine
SmgieN In Philadelphia, viii be executeu on
tho 1th day OF AprlI.
While Charles Henderson, OF Venango CO.
colOred man, was mt church with his wife a
brute entered the house and attempted to com
mt an outrage on his girlaged abOIC niuU yen s.
Failing in his purpose he cut the lower portion
OF her Dody n n hornble manner, The brute
escaped The Victim was i'll n crtlal condition.
"A body Wai disntefred III LuzeTue county
which had been blurred TWEEN y.tive years From
the skull 20 the pelyls, or hD bones, nothing 10.
manned nut tnG zones, whlCn were we'll pTeselV-
ed rom the pelVls to the feet the limbs were
tOunG TO be perfectly petrihed having al the
appearance OF stone both in weight aud color.
The War Department is advised that Gene
raj Crook mas lett Fort Laramie and General
custer tOit LlucOln, with u oops, 10 be Joined
Dy u ue tachment 1rOIn Montana, for the pur-
pose OF operating against sitting Rull. who has
ntteen hundred warriors, sets 81 defiance the
treaty requiring ms people to remain on their
reservation. About TWO thousand troops are
moving against HIM,
AT Plttsburg, Tuesday evening, n saloon
keeper, nan ed tIekeIlcK NII ers heated "A poker
RED not aud stabbed Adam DOran with 1t m the
grOln, The poker penetrated 20 a depth OF six
o. seven lncheo. DOran is 90 years OF age, ana
the assault upon him Is saId 10 have been en-
urey unprOvOked. Meyers has been comm G
Tea TO await the result OF his victims nj uTies.
-General Sheridan has written to the House
committee on Military Affairs that " the Indian
question III the Back Hills must now be set
tied by the establishment Of tIe Indians On che
Missouri river" To accomplish this two mill.
tary posts must be established on the Yellow.
stone, as recommended by The general IN his
Two last annual reports and he thinks he can
built Jhem Tor t2Ju,UOO, or SlUOG0U less than the
amount mentioned IN MI. Magnulss Dlll max
ing an appropriation for the pnIpUse. Inc Gen
efal thinas the Black Hills country will be
covered with towns and villages during the
next hVe or SIX years, ana ho believes tue
largest deposits OF gOld ar ful ther west than
the place where tho mines are now worked.
Military operations nave been commenced
against the hostile SO iX ana pc considers the
Appropriation 80 necessary taat he Eequegts lm-
mediate acc on Ia iLe matter