The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

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eB- ThelSan Francisco pound keeper,
wishing to secure all the unregistered dogs
he could get advertised for dog. Over
400 men applied with their animals of
which only twenty were found TO have been
licensed, Hence $50 dogs were killed, as
tB- The Sheriff of New York City by
some provision of law gets fifty cents for
every conviction reported in the Courts
He gets $3.50 year for furnishing this
useless Information to the Secretary of
State, and that officer thinks the abuse
should be stopped. yrfI1
ST. LOUIS, May 14.-Part of the wall OF
the building at the corner of Chestnut and
Third streets, owned by Col. Geo. Knapp,
while being pulled down, fell and carried
five men to the ground with IL. They
were oil more or less injured, two 1t is said
dangerously. .I.5 sp,
eB- The Quitman, Ca, Free Press re-
ports the death of Mr.. Clifford Ingraham, a
farmer In Lowndes county, Monday of last
week, by being thrown from mule while
on his way to bring medical assistance to
his son, who had been thrown from a
horse and bis shoulder dislocated. M
V.S tuo beCfeJdry OI J0e 1lerluen, OODn,,
Savings Bank was called to the front door
OF the bank few. days ago by man in a
carriage, and while talking with him two
confederates entered by rear door, opened
the vault and took between $400 and $500
in money and $1,000 in Wallingford bonds.
No arrest have been made.
NB- A frightful hail-storm near Pendle
ton, s. c., on the 7th, ruined quantities Of
small grain, SO much that the ground will
be Immediately plowed up and planted in
corn or peas. The hailstones were in size
from a buckshot to hens egg, and in one
vicinity so severe as to kill horse while
hitched to carriage.
Gag Two San Francisco, CAL, doctors re-
Gently called in to attend conference
over man supposed to be in the last ex-
tremity, violently quarrelled and finally
caned each other. The patient laughed,
pefspiration was induced, and he recover
ed. How fortunate for the invalid
Gg- An italian visiting Cambria City
before retiring to bed laid a stub of cigar
upon chair and then placed his clothes
upon it. He was awakened sometime dur
ing the night and found that his clothes
were burnt, and with them $246 in green
backs which he had in his pocket.
Gsg The engine of an eastward bound
freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, while nearing Campbell's sta
tion, Ohio, Thursday exploded her boiler,
killing a brakeman named Bell, badly
scalded Baldwin, the fireman, and slightly
iDjuring the engineer, Rueen. Three cars
were thrown off the track.
GB A Nashville bank robber burrowed
under the street for five days, and at length
came up in the coal vault of a beer saloon.
three doors away from the bank, and was
bitten in eleven places by the most uncom-
promising dog he ever tried to conciliate.-
The next time he tries any mining opera
tions he will take practical engineer
along.
LONDON, May 12.- Lloyds announce
that kilograms have been received in Liver
pool and London stating that the town of
lquique, in Peru, was destroyed by an
earthquake on Thursday, the 10th of May.
Iquique is town of about one thou
sand inhabitants, on the coast of Peru,
forty miles west of Tarrapacca, and opposite
the guano island of Iquique.l
G5g- At the funeral of Andrew Gable, in
Lancaster, on Sunday week, the Rev.
Father A. f. Kaul, pastor of st. Anthony's
Catholic Church, refused to bless the body
while society, in regalia to which the
deceased belonged, was present. The
officers at once held consultation and the
society left the church in a body. There
was much feeling expressed in reference to
the occurrence.
CE- The hail storms in some portions of
Texas, of late, have almost been equal in
fury to discharge of canister. The Aus
tin Statesman says A hail storm in Llano
was terrible. The hail remained on the
ground two feet deep two days after the
storm. 1t killed 800 head of sheep for Mr..
Frank Ramsey. In ravine near his sheep
pens the hail was eighteen feet deep. Five
days later it was still there to the depth of
four feet.
LONDON, May IA. = the Manchester
Guardians Ragusa dispatch says "An
Italian transport with two guns took
soundngs last week off Durazzo. A Turk
ish steamer threatened the Italian Captain,
who thereupon loaded his guns but the
Turkish authoritios interfered and averted
an engagement. The Italian Captain said
that sixteen Italian war vessels would
shortly appear off the coast of Albania.
The statement has not been confirmed.
ROCKFORD, H., May 14.-Two more
bodies were taken out of the ruins of the
Court House yesterday, those of A. II.
Hollenbeck and Frederick Hough, but they
were SO mangled as to be almost unrecog-
nizable. The memorial services were large
ly attended last night, and addresses were
delivered by Prof. Vaudeville and others.
A fund of about 81, 800 was raised to aid
the families of the victims, and funds are
coming in from other cities and from indi-
viduals outside the city.
BRUSSELS, May 14,-Le Nord, the Rus
sian ORGAN here, publishes a letter from ST.