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The nIoliie Cases.

As previously noticed in the ADvo-
CATE, death warrants were issued by
Gen. Hartranft, on Sept. 7th, for the
hanging, or Oct. 31st,o Thos. Munley,
James Carroll, James Boyle, Hugh Nc
Geghan, and james Roarty, the Molly
Maguires who were found guilty Of
murder in the first degree, and, ,on Sept.
~, a similar warrant was issued for the
hanging Of Alexander Campbell, con-
victed of the murder of John P. Jones,
in Carbon county. Each of these men,
except Thomas Munley, writs of error
were, on Thursday Of last week, taken
out in the Supreme Court, in Philadel-
phia, and were made returrable next
January. The escape of the five Mol
lies is the result OF the special legisla.-
ton resorted to, over six years ago, for
the purpose of saving the neck of the
notorious DR.. Schoeppe. The bill,
passed Feb. 4th, 1870, is as follows
Thai in all cases of murder anN voluntarily
mans aug ntcr writ Of error from the supreme
court to the court irving the same small be of
ri lit. Gnu to be Sued out upon the Oatn of tho
defendants or defenCrnt ~ IN civil cases. In
all cnses OF murder in the first degree removed
INTO he Supreme Court under the provisions of
the first section of this eCt, or nov pending In
the sald cOurt. 1t shah he the duty OF the Juuge
thereof, 10 review both the law and the evil
dence,and to determine whether lheingre0ients
necessary g constitute murder IN the first de-
gree shall nave OCen found tD sXist,and il not so
proved tnen t. reverse the Judgment, and send
tie same back for new trial. or to enter such
JUDGMENT as the laws of this Common wealth
shnl. require. All wrlts OF error now pending In
the sup en- o court in any case Of murder or vol.
OF force, 10 remove any such cases. and 10 author
lie nnd rcqu 70 the supreme Court to hear ami
determine the same with llke effects as il sued
after the passage OF this acc,
Despite the vote of Gov. Geary the
bill was made law by both branches
of the Legislature. 1t was not effective
in Sch9ppe's case, however, and its
availability in behalf of the Mollies,
though questioned by the lawyers, cam
not prevent the delay of seven months
in the execution of their sentence. The
cases of Doyle and Kelley, who also
took advantage of the writ, though con-
viction took place in April last, have
not yet been disposed Of.
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International exhibition.

Next week, September 25th to 30th
is Pennsylvania week. Pennsylvanians
are expected to assemble at the Gem
tennial Grounds, during the week, and
especially Thursday, Sept. 2Sth to ioin
in the cOmmemOratiOn of the One
Hundredth Anniversary OF the signing
of the first State Constitution, when
Gov. Hartranft and staff, with other
distinguished persons will be present
and an Grafton will be delivered by the
Hon. Benjamin Harris Brewster, in
Judges Hall, at IL O'Clock a. IN. After
the grafton, reception by the Cover
nor, will be held in the Pennsylvania
State Building.
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n few days ago notified their employees in gen.
eral that there would be q reduction Of ten to
fifteen per cent i'm then wages due time beng
given for consideration aud N not agreeable
the works would be stopped ON the completion
OF the orders on hand
Col. Miles, with 150 cavalry, on September
T. discovered n Sioux village OfahOut 400 lodges,
ANA next u,Orning attacked II. He captured all
the lodges and property OF the Indians with q
few prisOners hut most Of the savages escaped.
AmOng tho bOOJy are 40 ponies, and also the
guidOns Of CuN er's cavalry reelmeut with some
OF the apparel Of the troops who were nasacred
There were also fund passes Issued to good
winter. The TROOPS lost three killed and nine
wounded,
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LANDIsvILLE. This is the name OF
the new town the enterprising founder
of Vineland has laid out. or course,
during these hard times, 1t is not ex-
pected that the sale of lots will be as
rapid as when the latter city was pro.
jected, but, still, sufficient has been re-
allied and enough work undertaken to
greatly encourage 4dr. Lands. The
same wise regulations that governed
Vineland will be adopted in Landisvllle,
and the same spirit of enterprise that
pushed forward Vineland will hasten
the fortunes of Landisville. Read the
advertisement in another column, and
If you have any spare funds for specu-
latiOn, or desire to secure cheap, com
Portable and pleasant home, with the
prospect of work all the year round at
decent rates, buy lot at Landisville
and put up house there, For further
particulars apply to Mr.. Chas. K.
Lands, Vineland, N. j.
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society Meetings.

NPTucpEN TRIBE, 2a2. Imp o. Of r.. NJ meets
IN Reber's Hall, eve Saturda v evening NJ
7,90 o'ciuck Sachem, Harry V Mortimer
q. OF H.. Sam. H. Gilman.
INp,NIro CASTLE, No. "a, A. O. X. OF THE NJ. g.
9nd and lth monday Of each mouth IN tie
hers IA all LehightOn, at 1880 O'c Ock T. ".
II j. Hunsicker, s. X. o.; :. II. Gilhnm'
=. X. r. g.
0uADEN HUTTRN LODGE, No. 6s6, l. q. o. u.
meets everv Tuesday evening, at Soclock'
in Reher's Hall. A. w. Eaches N. q. N
B. Heber, Secretary.
PoHo PoCA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. II. NJ, meet
O'Clock IN Public school Hail. We,sspurt
Pa. D. f, Hickert :. r.. Giiham, {. oi II
LrHIopToN LopGE, No. 23i X. Of p, meets
on FRIDAY evenings, in Reher's II all, a. 1;,O
o'c!och, ]. ". Raudenbush, o. O. II. X.
Rntclin, X. OF II. and =.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia /,
Ca Ot4I
MARRIED,

BRADY-HOXW pa1H.--On the 21st inst, by
Rev. ] FitzmauTice. at Allentown, p 7.
Brady. Of LenshtOn, and Miss Bell HoxwOrth,
OF Allentown Pa.
We extend to the happy pair our hearty con-
gratulatiOns, and wish them happy and pros
perous journey through life.
DREHER-SMITH.-In this borough, on the
lsGn of August. bv f. A. BetE ]. p, Mr.. B.
Dreher and Miss Lucy Smith, botn OF Lthlgh-
ton, Pa.
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DIED.

RAUDENBUSH.-Ont the 18th inst at Packer.
ton. OF consumption, Milton W. Raudenbush,
aged IS years, months and 10 DAYS.
QUEEN.-In Lehighton on the 18th inst, an
infant child OF Monroe Queen
HAUSER.-In Ric Sertsville. Franklin twp on
the 18th INST. Emma Agnes, infant daughter
OF Adam and Dianns Hauser, aged IL months
and % DAYS
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To the above rates must be added 65
cents per ton for delivery at New York
from Newburg.
At the Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Offices the prices ruling at the sale we're
not considered much lower than their
schedule rates for coal delivered at
Perth Amboy.
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Local and Personal.

B- Parties receiving the ADVOCATE
with a cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra 90 cents will
be added to pay The expenses of collec-
tion. Ell
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Local notices 10 cents Der line.
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The Coal Trade.


The Delaware, kawanna, and Wes-
tern railroad company's yard, in this
city, says the Scranton Republican, pre-
sentS an appearance OF unusual activity
tie Sc days under the stimulus afforded
by full work at the mines. II reminds
one OF the old times to see the long coal
trains drawn up side by side with their
shining treasures awaiting shipments,
while the hustle incident to dispatcl ing
them one by one is an agreeable con-
trast to the general dullnpss which pres
vailed there during the summer months.
1t Is anticipated that the present brisk
business will continue throughout the
fall and winter, as the companies oper.
ating in the Lackawanna and Wyoming
region possess facilities which enables
them to send coal to tide water far
cheaper than any OF its competitors. In
the course Of a conversation with our
reporter yesterday prominent opera
tor assured him that the mines in this
region would run at their present rate
of working so long as the sales at auc-
tion should continue. lie added that
nothing OF which he was aware could
hinder the shipments, until the usual
winter obstruction to navigation,a mat
ter for which there is little concern just
now. Accordingly the prospects for
brisk winter at the mines in and around
Scranton are quite encouraging.
The following table SHOWS the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Sept. 18th, 1877. and for the year
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia ia the most perpleIing OF all human
ailments It's symptoms arc almost 1nfiuite in
thel" variety and the fOrlOrn ana respondent
victims of the deceaSe often fancy themselves
the prey. in turn. Of every known malady This
10 due, in part TO the close sympathy which ex-
part als0 to The tact that any disturbance OF
the digestive func.lOn necoss tIrlv d ord ,rs ihs
hver, and b0wles and tho nervous svstem and
effects to some extent. the quality of the blood.
E F. Kunke's Bitter Vine of Iron n suro
cure. This ~ not a new preparation. 10 be tried
and found wanting. n has been prescribed daily
for many years in the practice OF eminent Dhysl.
Ell or intended TO cure all the diseases to which
human family il subject but IL warranted tO
cure Dyspepsia IN It's most Ooslinate form. Kun
kie's Bitter Wine Of Iron never fails to cure.
symptoms OF dyspep are loss Of appel To- wind
and raising OF the iOOd dryne & OF the mouth.
heartburn, ,distensi0n OF the stomach ana bowels,
constipation, headache dlzziness. sleep lessness
convinced OF its merits. Get ths genuine. Take
only Kunke's which Il pat only in 81 bottles.
Depot $50 North Ninth st Philadelphia, Pu 1t
never fsils. For sale by all druggists and dealers
everywhere.
ASK for +. F Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron
and take no other, sIH bottles for $780, OF sl per
bottle.
Worms Worms! Worm!
Il. F. Kunkers WIrm syrup never faIls to de.
stroy Pin seat and Stomach worms DR.. Kun
kel, the Onlv successful PhvMcan " no removes
I o till reno ed. common sense teaches II Tape
worm be removed a other worms cnn he readi-
ly destroyed. send for circu ar TO II. h kunksI
$50 North Ninth Street Phi adelpnil Pa. or
cali on your druggist for a bottle OF KunKel's
Worm Syrup price SL ltnever fails. sept. .. LIN
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y n. SLEW ERs,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
oFFICE, No 2, Mansion House,
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Settling Estates Filing Accounts and Orphans
Court Practice speciality.
Trial Of Causes Careiullv attended to. Legal
transactions In English und German. Jan
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NNE PARLOR PICTU RE, printe0 IN ten
colOrs Pocket KNIFE (whlte hanalel. 10
- Blank Visiting cards, ~ sheets kriting
Paper. ~ White En- velOpoS, Rubber, Pens
the 10 sent post paid for . cents. II. j.
KURrz, 407 Canal St., isG Ward, Philadelphia.
Circulars sent free. Aug, %.
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At the auction sale Of coal, in New
York city, ON We nesday last, upwards
OF 100, 900 tons we're sold, and the fol.
lowing prices were realized
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CANDAL wood possesses much

SANDALWO0D possesses much greater
~ power In restoring TO a healthy state the mu.
Gus mem 0rane Of the urethra than either Cubebs
or tOpalOa- II never produces siokne g. Is Ger.
sedlng every other remedy. sixty cap,ulea
cure IN SIX or eight davs. EO other medicine
can do this
Dundas Dick & Co.'s soft Capsules containing
OIL OF StndalwoOd, sold at al, Drug Stores Ask
for circular or send to 30 and 81 Wooster street.
New York. for one. ape m6
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TIE MS,

l. buuudJ 5lOl Nuuotu
damage here and in East Mauch Chunk.
Wednesday evenings Rescue Hook
& Ladder COmpany's picnic or rather
chop" is claimed to have been sue
cess.
Gen. J. D. Bertolette contemplates
to attend the Centennial Exposition, on
Pennsylvania Day (2Sth inst. as one
of the suite of Gov. lIartranft.
II. E. Schwartz, one of the leading
township, visited Mauch Chunk on
Tuesday of this week.
Passenger traffic over the L. V. R.R.
continues heavy. Mauch Chunk is re>
ceiving its share of visitors, and land
lords are happy.
In the Democratic family circle things
are anything but very harmonious.
Chickering's and jealousies predominant
ing, but after the convention this state
of affairs will subslde, and again give
way to better feeling.
Passenger train hands on the l.. & S.
Division of the Central II. h. have late
were three crews, there being now but
two.
was going to put a handle to his
name, but being better known as plain
Dan" Kalbfus, / would say concern
ing him that he left on Thursday morn
ing's early train for the Iloosipr State,
which he's been engaged to stump for
Tildcn, Hendricks, Reform, and Pros
perity. And "Dau" knows how to do
it.
A young man, known as Capt. Jack.
employed as a brakeman on the Central
II. r on Monday night shot himself
with a revolver, accidentally at Tancy's
A wounded wrist is the result.
A young man, son of Levi Hartz, in
the employ, as brakeman, of tie l.. V.
r. r. Co., was squeezed to death,
while in the act of coupling cars at
Centralia, on Wednesday last.
The torch-light procession of the
various Hayes and Wheeler clubs OF
this vicinity, on Friday night OF last
week, though not very numerously at
tended by the rank and file of the vot-
ing population vas decided success,
but the speaking, at Upper Mauch
Chunk, was too much Of the harum
scarum kind to be called effective.
Hon. Andrew Jackson Durling was
in town on Monday last. and the like.
wise expectant II. j. G. Newmiller on
Wednesday, looking after their chances
for legislative hon0rs.
Recorder Phillips, after having given
his testimony in the Duffy case, return
ed to his desk on Saturday last, after an
ahsanoa at pnttsvilIa NJ savaial doyS
duration.
Jno. Brighton has lately added a
show window to "Our House." and
Mrs. Abr. Shortz has lately erected a
new awning for Jonas Sondheim, who
occupies her large store on Susquehan-
ma street.
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sentiment with the above quotation,
let him secure copy Of to days Demo.
crat. II contains one Of the rarest tit %
bits Of composition, photography, aud
argument that ever emanated from q
demented person not actually confined
In lunatic asylum. 1t Is the great
"oracle" of the labor.reform society
(party would be inapplicahle) who
therein spakps (dOn' correct this, for he
has 1t thus) or delivers himself 10 whom
1t may concern. / am sure IL don't
concern me much, nor any other man,
except he be lunatic hut as q hearty
laugh is undoubtedly worth FIVE cents,
IA advise all to buy copy Poor Me-
Donough. that It should have come to
this And what Is to BECOME Of the
great party of nine now that its head
has lost its equilibrium ? No wonder
Johnny looks disconsol1te and is no
longer to be seen DEvLIN about the
street corners. Is he sensible that the
game g ups Well, to be ignored in
Schuylkll, and rdicuied out of exist
ence In Luzerne, only to receive the
death blow in CarbOu-'tis hard,
mOnstrOus hard indeed Truly "a lit
tie knowledge is dangerous thing,
and slip of the pen frequently more
calamitiOus than a slip Of the tongue
Poor, poor hermit of the Glen How
people will pity you Yet there is
hope of eventual success. You may 90
to Harrisburg, where, at no great dis
tance from the State Capitol, there is
another stately building, reared for the
accommodation of the likes O. you
thther repair and be happy
And now, having properly condoled
the so-called labor -Teformersp let me
congratulate the remnant of the com
munity on their happy deliverance
from nuisance of several years
standing. Adieu, worthy trio | Fare.
well, ye domineering nine. Go in
peace, and sin 10 more.
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The Carbon Sdrptate.

SATURDAY MORNING, sgpT. %, 1876.
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Scranton are quite encouraging.

The following table SHOWS the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Sept 18th, 1877. and for the year
COMPARED with tine same time last year:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
Railroad Accident.
From III. ruci.. Republican, Jan. al

From the rruehss Republican, Jan. al
Between Emigrant Gap and Blue Can.
yon. yesterday morning. al . point
where two side tracks Join the main
track, an accident occurred that came
near being terribly fatal. The switch
rail projected q little to N side. and
made an imperfect joint, anu when the
flangs OF the head engine OF passenger
train No. 2 struck this projection the
engine jumped the track. For two hun
dred and twenty feet the engine bumped
over rails and ties and switches, i'm.
PEELED forward BY tho momentum Of the
trim. FOR seventy feet 1t cut down the
posts vi i:h supported the now sheds.
II might have continued directly into
the American river canyon had not the
entire roof OF the sheds fallen, together
with four feet OF snow which rested
thereon. The engine couldn't stand
this, and, careening over on ono side,
stopped. Thomas Forsyths, engineer,
was found lying under the tender. badly
bruised about the hips. His fireman
remained In the demolished cab. and
was only slightly hurt. DR.. Ourlsss
went down to the scene OF the accident
with Nate Webb and the wrecking force.
The Doctor reports that neither Of the
men il Dangerously hurt. Both have
gone to tho railroad hospital ut Sacra-
mento.
Thos. Forsyth il ono OF the best
engineers on the road. Two years ago
he made . dashing run between Emil
grant Gap anu Blue Canyon. with
engine No. 70 and the snow pillow, that
ought 10 have immortalized his name.
The great blockade could not be raised
because the engines Of the snow plow
train were all OF the track. The 10 was
ahead. next TO the pillow. and when her
wheels were placed on the rails II was
determined to make the battle with this
one ,ngins. Steam had been nurssd up
to ine highest notch, and throwing the
lever clear back and putting on every
pound Of steam she could bear, Forsyth.
said: ''I'l 60 10 Blue Canyon or land
with the snow pillow In Che American
Canyon. .'For seventy.fvs or o hum
drsd yards ahead OF the pillow the snow
had been cleared away. and the engine
and a forty-ton pillow on the heavy down
grade attained q fearful speed. When
the show was struck the pillow hurled II
sixty feet In the dir. And 20 they went.
In exactly three minutes after the bound.
ing monsters started around the curves
aud windings Of the crooked road, they
reached Blue Canyon. When the tsle-
gram came back to Nate Webb and the
wrecking crew that all was right, three
rousing cheers went up for Tom Forsyth.
Even the 75 stolid Mongolians that were
with tho wrecking force, realized the OF.
trome peril Of the ride, and doing
their Chinese hats. mingled their shrill
shrieks with the chorus. Forsyth had
cleared the road for two and three
fourths Of q mile In exactly three
minutes from the time he received the
word $50"
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The New Doorksspsr Of the House Of
Representatives.

The House OF Representatives id.
journed over from Thursday evening
until to-day. but on Friday aud Satur.
day there were. ms usual, numerous Wis
itors &c the Capitol. About 2 o'clock In
the afternoon on Saturday two ladies,
accompanied by their escort. took seats
in the gallery reserved for membss'
families during the sessions OF the
House. but which, like all the galleries,
except that reserved for the Diplomatic
Corps, are thrown open whom the house
is not In session. These folks wsrs
neatly, even richly attired. md appeared
10 DO strangers visiting NJ city sight.
seeing. They entered quietly and took
their seats near the door. In this same
gallery there were several men ~lounging
upon tho eats-defsatsd candidates for
the restaurant or postohios. probably.
and, like Micawber, waiting for some.
thing to turn up-whils In the front
scat sat two OF tho fair and frail,
gorgeous In cheap jswslry and cheeks
dabbsd with rouge. trying TO attract the
attention Of q crJss-eyed member below.
Hardly had these three strangers heen
seated a moment before Filzhugh. late
Sorgeant.at-Arms Of the Confederate
House OF Representatives. and now
Doorkceper Of the sx-Confsdsrats
House, discovered from his scat on the
aoor that they were OF the color 20 OBJ
poxious TO himself and those who placed
him in his present position-''niggsrs."
as he styled them. He immediately
sen, . psgs-boy with the order for them
to ..clear out OF that" which they did.
leaving the strumpsts 10 giggls y ths
discontinue Of the ''niggers," and the
.ioungen 10 brace their feet against the
backs OF their seats and Acct thsir at,
ternoon naps.-Grdphie.
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Williams killed him. RE s~xeitsmsnli IL
rsPbrted as vsty high aid II n feared
the prisoners viii b fyhched to4Aisht.
sridte Brsis pewa-ssvsrai Lisss
Lest
This morning as d Marietta and Gin
cinnati freight train was crossing the
iron bridge over Spring Grove emu
in this city. tie bridge gavo way. Five
cars overloaded with shslled corn are
said TO have caused the wreck. Tho
falling cars pulled down the engine With
them. killing Contry. the engineer.
Frank Lennon, the fireman, and q
brakeman. Two men Who were driving
along the avenue at the time were caught
Ia the wreck. one suffering with Q bro.
ken leg and the other Q broken shoaldsf.
The bridge was q double track and 10 q
total wreck.
Accidentally KmIea. On
BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 22.-EI.Gov.
ernor Francis Thomas Of Maryland. late
Minister to Peru. while walking on The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near his
homo at Frankvills. Garrett county. this
afternoon. was struck by tho engine and
instantly killed.
Eiopenssnt In High Life.
New YoRx. Jan. 22.-Ths wife Of Sir
Hugh Mackenzie Of Montreal and Fred.
srick H. Brydges. son OF the General
Superintendent OF the Grand Trunk
Railroad OF Canada. were arrested here
to-day. having. 1t Ia alleged, elopod. The
police justice discharged them from Ar
rest aud Mrs. Mackenzie returned to
Montreal. She had two infant children
with her In her so.called flight.
Ceiiision on shs Nssthsps Raiirssd.
LONDON. Jan. PA collision Of the
Scotch express with 4 mineral train on
the Great Northern railroad near Hunt.
ingdon to-day resulted in ths killing Of
two persons aud wounding OF several.
Before the wreck could be cleared away
the express from London dashed into
the debris. A special train conveying
doctors has left London for the scene OF
the collision. Ia consequences OF the
interruotlon TO telegraph comnunica.
ton by tho storm details are not re-
ceiyed.
LATER. Eleven persons wero killed
by the collision which took place during
q binding snow storm.