The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-06-08

Tho Reading autHoIitieo ii'''G
-IS IloT boycs and other distractions
tee .'5. Lo W. rsmoyed from the sidewalks at
ce.
H. 7,bn Donald Cameron entered up
LL."i ~: irties rs Secretary Of War Friday,
s-l y Hon. AIphonso Taft was sworn in as
I.+ I,.-orney-G General of the United States
n-;nr general fight in a New York
1 basr sIaoon on Wednesday night the
u, -,' Charles Springter was shot, and died
',y:. ,I., ;ainriss. The barkeeper, one Tessler,
rs his murderer.
ri. rrobab;litics are that during the
.... t., simmer. the mines viii be worked
T.. .l,rt half time. running one week and
/ W., w., 'r;gr lille a week, or by other arrange
-..,s tbat shall average half time.
O., Wednesday of last week the Presi-
-. conf to the Senate the nomination of
u.r,gior p Tuition as Collector OF
r,..-ms Of Philadelphia, in place of Seth
4 r,mly. Mr.. Tuition has been confirmed
mi viii soon enter upon his duties.
Senator Henry P. Anthony, Of r. l.,
IA, inst been elected by the Legislature Of
I,t Stste to serve for another term Of six
r~r Next spring he Will complete a
.~ica Of three terms. or eighteen years,
that rosi,ian. He is already one of the
I.s- and wisess Of al the Senate mem
a
Gararaor Iartrant has selected Chester
i J. Farr. Jr.. an attorney-at-law Of Reading,
IS lis private secretary, to succeed Major
i !. Wilson Norris, who was recently ap-
ria.oI State Reporter. Mr. Farr, by
Virtue Of his new office, becomes Recorder
4 THE Board ofPardons, and all communion
tons relative to paydons should hereafter
4 h addressed to him.
The public debt statement for the past
mouth makes handsome exhibit. The
lsluction for the month in the public debt
more than four millions and half, and
5ncs June 80, 1873, the debt has been
diminished by more than twenty-five mil
IONS Here is legitimate campaign docu-
na, which the assaiIants Of the Rcpubli-
ca party viii End It difficult to answer.
AtaBa7al court martial, recently held
q Washington. Lieuteaant-Co Commander
joseph B. Coughlaa was convicted first, Of
caiact uubeeomipg as officer and q gen
tsman second, Of scandalous conduct, tend
d. to the destruction Of good morals. He
Us sentenced to lie suspended from dnty
period Of one year, and to be publicly
lraanded ia the general order by the
s''y The Secretary approved the find
Ig Of the court.
Among the arrangements proposed for
' easJratl0n Of the Cennteunial Fourth
hoaesdale, are: 3 gathering Of the
0l2s settlers Of the county; reunion of
as9o soldiers aud sailors; a parade of
~s Aas0ns, Odd Fellows aud other or
-.1liioas-ladies and gentlemen in con-
-"'a,a' costame-iantastics-district re-
'Nol,a''oas, to he left 10 the choice Of thei
l,s'a " townships ard Joroughs historical
'-'sa3 match game Of base ball.
a''saai ). Smith, clerk in the Pennsyl-I
--@ n, r'@te Treasury Department, and John
WAGNER, formerly a clerk in the
S.I',' Generals Office, were arrested on
.-uay at Harrisburg, ca information
'-'insJ them by Governor HartranftI
|s"sPiTiag TO detraud the State Of $4,000,
,1 %oG the city Of Scranton. The arrest
nm S.5I from the admissions of one
I-tgpo5h, the treasurer Of Scranton, that
.'a agreed with these parties TO make
''u,n sn 9o00O less than it should have
Inc ocicndantS were held in $4,000
,y lIst floating hotel" as a Philadel-
.-lI S]-.aa. Il, calls it, has arrived on the
- l.A'I d river in the vicinity of the Ex-
,s~T ,p' Inc floating hotel consists of
z,,3 g'aS' whose living freight Omen, wo-
ssI5.yu .yuidron) purpose using the craft
d. T1,p5 ~ place during their stay in the
lucy VIII visit the Exhibition and
Al, meals on the grounds and thus
rl ~ ~ see much more in the same
a. H.. i uno than if they stopped at one
aat,r ,,sis oSI III the city proper. Quite a
Il ~. u Ooats Of different kinds devoted |
en- e purpose as the one mentioned
Gs Gs,,'ea to visit the Quaker City dur
'u'Iluancc Of the Exhibition.
as,I H. !" Aackey has been interviewed.
s Il nan man to approach, it is another
s.1rs o,s ~ nln committed to positive pro-
that 'I' ~ we are not surprised, there
@r5 ~ ,ue p oflttsburg reporter who at
aa ,c 90 ieat has not made an entire
4ley b It he procured from Mr..
Id ppo:"eVer, two significant state
,,SC, that the Hartranlt move
Cana. y we deepest earnest, and that
aaDo, .'ouS' Instead of regarding the
tBoro' a. a man Of straw, mean bust
a oe niy next, that the second
sstoD : majority of the Pennsylvania
de cn. : not Blaine This is contrary
sOf pl .'eAI motion, CT rather to the
&h I,'ille friends. But Mr.. Mackey
Dc We'll posted