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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Williamsport Gazette d: Bulletin con-
tains some amazing editorial stuff and its
correspondents seem disposed to emulate the
examples given them. One of these i'm
aginative fellows has figured out the final
result of the Presidential question, in this
wise the Commission will not decide any,
thing; the House will elect Tilden President
and the Senate Wheeler, Vice President !;
the suit against Tilden to recover revenue
tax will be prosecuted and Tilden convicted;
he will then be impeached and removed and
Wheeler will become President. The cor.
respondent in question canrot for the life of
him see any other way out of it and the
Gazette, it is perhaps needless to remark
thinks such result "not improbable by any
means" Great paper, that, chock full o
enterprise snd-lies and things
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

When the present complications are settled
we hope the people of Louisiana will see,
what has long been plain to the rest of the
Union, that they are not safe until they
have rid themselves of this Returning Board
It has always been the blsckest blot on the
administration of their unfortunate State.
Perhaps they will now realize that 1t is also
their gravest danger.-Tribane.
Oh, yes, now that the mission of this in
famous Board seems tn have been finished
and 1t can no longer work in the interests Of
the Republican party now that its cor
ruption and dishonesty have been exposed
to public execration, this first class organ,
condescends to take highly moral view oi
the case and advocates the abolition of what
it has for years aided in upholding. A fig
, for such morality.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09
Deaths.

PRICE.-At Asbury on the 7sth ult., Annie Price,
aged year, months and days.
FAUsoLD.-Annie E. Fausold, wife OF s. ID. Faus-
old and daughter OF John Andrews, formerly OF this
county, and also sister Of Mrs. T. o. Clees, OF
Buckhorn, died on the 18th ult, In full triumph
having obtained full victory over sin. She was a
loving wife, dutiful child and affectionate
sister.
TITTLE.-On the sd inst. William Oscar Title,
aged years, 2months and days.
LRE-On Sunday, February 4th, 1871, in Locust
township John Lee, aged nearly - years. He had
lived In the township over 90 years
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The House Committee On appropriations
In the legislative and executive appropria-
ton bill only provide $4,000 for che salary
of the President, and accompany it with
provision repeating the section OF the re-
vised statutes which increased il to $50, 900.
1t is thought that the bill will pssa.o the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Rhode Island legislature passed a bill
last week legalizing the marriages of whites
and blacks, but they reconsidered and voted
it down next day. Their anin,us was s,raight
enough, but they couldn't face the public
with that record, even in Rho le Islsnd,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Philadelphia Times says Ben Butler
is unhappy. He was sent back to Congress
expressly to suauel with Ben Hill and now,
as Butler re-enters the House Hill will leave
1t for the Senate. Too bad, too bad but then
there are Sam Cox and Sam Randall still
left. by wrangling with the Speaker and
abusing Cox he may be happy yet.
"But Of AZ SAD woras q tongue or pen
The saddest are thsss-he can't have Ben"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Governor has issued warrant for the
execution on the 4th ofApril next, of Thos
Duffy, convicted in Schuylkll county of the
murder of Benjamin f. Yost.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The State Board of Agriculture met in
Harrisburg, February Ist. Governor Hart
ranft was chosen President and w. II. Hol.
stein of Montgomery county, Secretary.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Another company of infantry and two
companies of artillery have just arrived at
Washington. The Administration is not
certain yet that Hayes is elected.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Senator Edmunds is not college bred man
but Senator Merton never was bred at all.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

John F. Chamberlain, the well known
gambler of New York, has gone into volun.
tsry bankruptcy. His debts amount to
s2l5, 900.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Oregon penitentiary was recently
entered by some thieves while the guards on
duty were asleep and much valuable proper
ty carried off, including the loaded guns of
the slumbering guards.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT;
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
L ksTArk.oP WILLIAM JOHNSON, pkcEksEp.

L ksTArk.oF WILLIAM JOHNSON pkcrAskp
Letters Teseamentary on the estate Of William
Johnson late OF the Twp. OF Greenwood, county Of
Columbia deceased, have been granted by the Regis
ter OF said county 70 Ira johnson OF same twp All
persons hasng CLAIMS sgsnst me estate oi the deoe.
and those indebted 10 the estate TO make payment
70 the undersigned executor without delay.
Feb. ., 1877 -sw.' Executor,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The Governor ofKentucky has recognized
Nichols as Governor of Louisiana by issu-
ing requisition upon him for the surrender
of Maurice A. Schwab, arrested in New
Orleans for an alleged fraud in Louisville.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

The old fort in Marblehead, Mass, built
during the war of the Revolution for the
protection of Salem harbor,is now garrisoned
by large bull terrier He never strays be-
yond the line of earthworks, and is so fierce
that all who approach the fort are compelled
to beat hasty retreat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

AT a mass meeting of unemployed work.
ing men in New York on Saturday night, a
memorial to the Legislature was adopted,
asking that 100000 be appropriated for
public works, to give employment to the
$4,000 unemployed working men Of that
city.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Very obstinate and troublesome are old
sores and ulcers. Yet how easily may they be
healed. All that is necessary is to use freely
of Glenn's Sulphur Soap dissolvedEn water
as lotion. Depot, Crittenten's, No. 7, 9Th
Avenue, New York.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black Oh
brown, so cents. Feb.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Itcosts $2,70O.0O0 to keep up the road
aud foot psvements of Paris
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Mansfield Island. in Lake Erie, has been
bought by man who Intends to stock it
with black cats and kill their progeny for
their fur. He will feed them at first on fish
caught off the shore by men who will live
on the island, but after the enterprise is well
started he will utilize the meat of the
slaughtered cats as food for the living ones.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Nathan Lehman, the absconded cashier
of the First National Bank of Montrose, Pa,
is reported to have embezzled 100000. In
the negotiation of loans, discounting of
notes, and transaction Of all other business
he had "full control, without even consult
ing the directors" His bond being good,
the bank will not lose more than $4,000.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Joseph F. Dengler, ex.cashier of the
Pennsylvania National Bank OF Pottsville,
convicted of embezzlement, was sentenced
on Saturday to imprisonment for two years
and two months in the penitentiary. When
asked if he had anything to say before re-
ceiving sentence, he burst into tears The
amount embezzled was about $4,000, of
which 5000 has been paid back by Dengler's
friends.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

TN pursuance Of an order Of Delano G. CAL
/ WIN, Esq, Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given to, all persons having claims
against Charlotte Eyer late OF Catawissa, PennsyL
vana but leaving assets within the city and county
OF New York, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at his of1ce, NO.
9s Wall Street. In the City of New York. before
the eighteenth day OF June next
Dated, New York, the seventh day OF December,
1916.
FREDERICK C. HAvENEYER,
Decl5-6m Executor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-09

Later advices from Panama confirm the
reporter of the sacking Of Cali n the State
of Cauca by the Liberal forces under Gener
al Pena. The number massacred is still
placed at three hundred, but it appears the
foreigners escaped. The value of the prop
erty taken is estimated at $5OO,OOO. The
Government disapproved of the atrocity, but
Pena was too strong to be removed from his
command.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

ESTATE OF WELLINGTON II ENT, DECD.
Letters OF administration, de bonls non. on the
estate OF Wellington II. Ent, latc OF the Town OF
bloomsbury, have been granted by the Register OF
Columbia county, to Nevin u. Funk, OF the Town OF
Bloomsbury, TO whom all persons Indebted are re-
quested to make Immediate payment and those hav-
Ing claims Or demands against the said estate will
make them known to the Undersigned Administra-
tor without delay
Jan. 8, 1sII-6w Administrator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-11
The Russian Left Wing In Armenia Has
Been Driven Across the Frontier, and
Is Being Pursued In Georgia by
lsmaoI pasha.

The Turks, AMER severe aud stub
horn Defense, are Forced 10 Evacu-
ate nrnOVa.
Might Associated Press Report,l
LONDON, July l0.--rhe Russians
have advanced M far rs Monasteer in
the direction dBud, about twenty-five
miles southwest of Rustchuk. A battle
Is believed TO be imminent IN this
direction.
Russian attachments, marching on
Selva and Pleura, which are untorti.
fled, have burned four villages between
those points.
The bombardment Of Rustchuk from
Stobasla has ceased for four days. 1t
is believed the Russians will endeavor
to take the seige guns across the Dan.
ube for the seige of Rustohuk.
Turkish accounts charge the Rus.
SLAMS with ruthless devastation in Bull
garia, and murders and outrages
against the Mussulman. Russians
make similar charges against the
Turks with reference to the Bulgarian
christians.
A special from Constantlnopie to the
Standard says complete anarchy pre-
walls at Cable, beyond Tins. The
contending armies, the Bulgarian and
Circassian Tartars, are numbering each
other indlscrlminately.
Ex-Colonel Valentine Baker will
accompany Radif pasha to Adriano-
pie.
LONDON, July l0,--It is officially an.
nounoed that the Russian left wing
has been driven acrOss the Russian
frontier, pursued by ismaol pasha. A
deputation of citizens of kars have
visited Muhktar pasha.
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RETURNING BOARD.

II Hayes Carried Louisiana, why All
this Fuss, var, Law renee? Wells ana
Anderson, ~ GuIIiIcss, should he
Vinhicated.
CHICAGO. July l0.-A dispatch TO
the New York Times says The Chlca-
go Inter Ocean publishes the follow
ing Judge Lawrence, Of this city, who
was a member OF the late Louisiana
commission, states, in regard to the in-
dictment of Wells, Anderson and the
other members of the returning board,
that 1t Is u gross violation OF the
pledges made 10y the Nichols govern-
ment. IL was the distinct understands
ing that there should be no political
prosecutions. Judge Lawrence said
he had no doubt these legal proceed
ings are instituted by Bourbon demo
Gratis in Louisiana who are opposed 10
the Nichols government, and that he
aud his friends will use their influence
to carry out the pledges made In good
faith, and put an end to these prosecu-
tions, OF at least Governor Nichols
will exercise his pardoning powers, II
they should become necessary.
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IoNnoN Julv ~ nm town n Var.
M ~ thn rnshish nuad.ilntaral was
denlerod in n atate NJ siaga IN sunday
Tmrkish men ~ war ara cr,iaing
about ,na month ~ ina nnnnha sonLe
Inc nm entrance Rhedo seekers ar,,
drIying n thrivino husineas
no pussians have ocennled MI.
nova aCSr severe conlict The
TnrIs onnosed Ma invaders win mar
eharaotdristio s,nhhnrnnass In ~
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Mr.. Faulkner, Of the Waco Exam.
liner, is In the city, for only n brief
stay.
The Rev. l.. Fl. Carhart left here last
night for the north with his family.
We wish him success wherever he
goes.
Mr.. John A, Presnett, the gentle
manly and popular representative of
the great boot and shoe house OF Chi.
cago, q. M, Henderson n Co., Is In the
city, guest at the lie Grand.
DR.. William f. Starley, formerly OF
Corsicana, now OF Mexin, was in the
city yesterday. DIR, Starley Ia a young
man, but stands very high In his pro.
fession. We trust he spent the day
pleasantly.
Mr.. w. II. Martin, of that sterling
little frontier paper the Brownwood
Banner, is In the city, and will remain
day or two. Now Is the time for
Dallas merchants to make their busi-
ness known to the people OF that re.
gion.
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AN INTRUDER.

A Man Enters Through An open Win.
dow where Two YooDg Ladies' Are
sleeping
The warm weather causes our clti-
zens to throw open their windows TO
catch any stray zephyrs that may be
moving about ut night. This practice
is sometimes productive OF unpleas-
ant results. On Sunday night the
family Of Mr.. Solomons, who reside on
Commerce street, retired, two young
ladies occupying room by themselves
on the ground floor, their windows
being open. About one o'clock one Of
the young ladies awOke, and heard
a noise under the window. With fear
and trembling she laid there, when
suddenly a man leaped through the
window into the room. The lady gave
a shrek, which startled every one in
the house, and caused their hair TO
"stand on sLds like quilts upon fret
ful porcuplne." Nobody in the house
was anymore frightened than the In
truder. With one bound he reached
the door of the room, bolted out
through the hall, and over the pros
trate form Of a man who was living by
the front door to keep cool. The old
gentleman tumbled down stairs, blum
derbuss Ia hand, bat the robber, or
whoever be was, had escaped IN the
darkness. 1t IL a pity that the fugi-
tive did not receive brace ~ blue
pills a. a memento Of the occasion.
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AMERICAN HEBREWS.

Fourth Annual Council Fourteen
Public buildings, fifteen Ncwspa'
pers ANA Magazines Hnd Four orders
Attest the Advancement OF Judaisn.
PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-rhe fourth
council OF the union OF American He
brew congregation, convened this
morning In ~. Georges hall, a per.
manent organization was effected by
electing the following officers; Presi-
dent, Hon, b, Il, Peixotle, late consul
to Roumania; Vioe.President Philip
Levens, OF Philadelphia; Secretary,
Lipman Levy, of Cincinnati; Assists
ant Secretary Louis Abraham, of
Washington city. Various reports
were referred to proper committees.
The report of the board OF delegates
shows that there are under the control
OF the Jews, fourteen public institu-
lions, some of which are not sectarlan
in their benefits; fifteen newspapers
and magazines devoted to the cause of
Judaism published and edited by Jews,
and four jewish orders or secret sooie-
ties, the objects of.which are the nd.
vanoement of Judaism, mutual assist
ance aud charity,
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WASHINGTON.

HAYES, Nisgustcd with RndicaIisn.
AbRndOnA HIS scheme Of Defeating
Democratic. Organization of the
House, ana ~ Looking 10 Action
that VIII Secure Genuine Demo.
oratic support.
WASHINGTON, July l0.--General Il.
d. Thomas, OF Atlanta, IL the most
probably man for marshal Of Georgia.
A democrat, all say, will get the place.
Shrewd politicians express them
selves satisfied that the president has
returned to his first intention of Civ
ing share Of the southern offices to
southera democrats. 1t is known that
the president abandoned this inten-
ton at the instance OF General Comfy
and olhere, with view OF c0nciliatinI
Blaine, who, he finds, will not con
ciiate, Southern democratic senators
have again secured the presidents ear
IL Is becoming evident that when the
edge OF battle is reached, the president
must have some kind of support from
democratic senators. All hope of de-
feating u democratic organization OF
the house is abandoned, and the presi.
dent is now looking to some action
which will secure a genuine support
of his measures from the majority in
that body. Hayes has cut loose from
Blaine.
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dian trail, aud hope he cannot get back
to the Snake country without disaster
His turning the right flank OF the
troops with mo has not done other
harm than TO create alarm In the rear,
except the loss reported OF Lieutenant
Raines, OF the First cavalry, and ten
men sent out by Captain Whipple, M
his advance. The troops aro hearty,
have made long marches, aud are con-
tident OF success, shall push my in
ianlry and artillery tomorrow 10 near
Cottonwood, and then am conoen.
trated.
HOWARD, Major General.
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yr.ua Nus, he naae Infamous,

Boston Post: Charles Francis Adams
has done the country substantial SER
vice In repeating the warning against
the repetition of the gigantic fraud by
which the popular will was dethroned
on the 4ih OF March last. Whatever
courtesy the people may bestow upon
the representative Of the executive de-
partment, whoever he may be, II must
not detrac. from n constant aniagon-
ism against a breach of public virtue,
or impair vigilance la protecting the
republic against the repetition OF n
deadly assault upon its organic life.
nglleDce aud acquiescenee in the ini.
guilty which placed Hayes Ia the exc
cutive chair cannot be permitted, IA
Mr. Cox well said before Tammany.
II IL neither just to him, polite 10 The
eountry, nor safe for the foundations
upon which free institutions are based
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Instnlin,lon ofomcers.

Last night Bnai Birth Lodge No.
1876 selected the following officers Tor
the ensuing year IL. M. Kahn, presi-
dent M. Wohl, vice-presldent; Ger
son Meyer, secretary d. Goslin, leo
turer; A. M. Friend, treasurer; M.
Ullman, monitor; II. Lucas, assistant
monitors l.. Craft, warden. After the
election the lodge repaired to Bogel's
and partook of an elegant collation.
prepared with that consnmmate skill
for which our friend Bogel is 10 justly
celebrated. Several happy speeches
were made, and the party passed the
evening delightfully."- In enjoying IA
feast OF reason and flow Of soul.n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIEs.-Corner Main aud Austin
Streets.
a. Sues'"''"'.',",.,.",,u,. Proprietor
Jack O'Nott stage MANAGER.
Bob o'Nett"a."-.,.....u...,.L Leader Orchestra.
There will be presented every day
this week the beautiful "Domesticn
drama of ''Cheaply Bought will, n
splendid caste, magnificent wardrobeA,
and scenic effects. During the play,
will DO introduced to the audience
nagniilcently braided, three and
half dollar suit, A beautiful three
huttoned, seventy five cent kid. a
magnificent French one dollar corset,
and snndry other articles at prices 80
Amazingly low that they will no
doubt be an attractive and amusing
feature OF the entertainment. Doors
open at six o'clock. Business com
mences u few minutes after. Go early
to avoid the rush. NJ. SUES.
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FOREIGN.

Tho Turks and Russians Charged
With Ruthless Devastation and In.
human Murders In Bulgaria.
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Mile heats Romny won first, l;lsh
burgOo Won second and third In l;47l
and lii9l' Ia the hurdle race Risk
won.
Tho Fasiea, scuil Race on RECORD.
BosroH, July l0..-The double scull
race, three miles, between Falkner
and Reagan on ono side, aud Sanders
and Davis on tho other, resulted In tho
former winning by half length, Time,
81 minutes, 81 seconds, The fastest
double scull race recorded.
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HERE AND THERE.

The Report that Germany Was About
TO Recognizes tho DIaz Government
COnfradiefed,
New YORK, July l0.-A correspond.
ent In Berlin telegraphs that the re.
port that Germany was about to'recog
nlze the government Of Dia2, as presi
dent Of Mexico, is contradicted.
Boiler Explosion.
WHEELING, w. VA, July l0.-The
!. N. Camden from Parkersburg for
Plttsburg, exploded both her boilers
last night, killing VIM. Barnard, pilot.
and four OF the crew.
The Hartford the Flag snip OF the
South Atianic station.
FORTRESS MONROE, July l0.-The
Hartford passed up to the navy yards
ut Norfolk this morning, where she
will be fitted out as the flag ship OF the
south Atlantic station.
Two sink smnggiers brought 90 GRIEF,
NEW Yomi, July l0.-Richard will
llams, store.keeper on the steamer
Greece, and Edward Powers, store
keeper on the steamer Spain, have
been arrested for alleged completely In
the silk smuggling frauds.
weather Probabilities.
Indications for the western gulf
states Higher pressure, stationary or
lower temperature, variable winds
mostly from the north, with partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
Tornado at Springfield, massaehu-
setts-severa Buildings Destroyed.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July lowe
have had the tornado. Salmon Falls
paper mills, recently burned, but par.
TALLY rebuilt, were Frustrated. Many
other buildings were Frustrated, and
crops damaged.
Long Branch Rsees-PrIde ofthe VII
Iage. Dsunfisss. ROmny and Risk
winners.
LoNe BRANCH, July lO.-'Three.
quarters Of mile; two-year olds, Pride
Of 1.-THE Village won; Arrogance second,
Eliza Adams third. Time l:22l. Mile
aud eighth, Dauntie-s won; Channels
second, Kenney third. Time 1904.
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The Taalea, seuII lAee bod Ileeer.
JUDICIAL.
DiatrictConrt.

The case OF M. Z. Lester va. Il. u.
Bryan 4 Brother, trespass TO try title,
has been on trial all of to-day. II will
probably continue all OF tomorrow.
County Court.
The case OF the state vs.. Wade Hill
and Ned Thompson, charged with theft,
was tried In this court this morning,
and resulted in the acquittal OF Thomp.
son. HUI was found guilty aud fined
$50 and costs.
William Allen, charged with theft,
pleaded guilty and was fined $3.50 and
costs.
The case OF the state vs.. A. S. Van,
derger on IN appeal, was called and
the appeal dismissed.
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County Court.
Justice Mcclure,

The state vs.. Pete Bruen, charged
with assault, was continued till to-day.
The state Va. Neal Hurley, charged
with assault with intent TO murder;
prisoner discharged.