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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-15

LONDON. Dec. ia Belgrade dis
patch states that the chief Of the Servi-
an staff has started for Porakin.
BERLIN, Dec. l4.-The Russians are
expected to cross the Balkans in force.
after which they will be ready to open
negotiations If negotiations are sue
cessful. the result will be communicated
to the signatory powers. Further Rus
sian endorsements have been counter
mandcd. the Gear believing the pres
Ont army is sufficient.
1t is stated that all Englishman has
been arrested here at the request of the
German military authorities on a
charge of treason against the enter
price. He had plans of Metz and other
fortresses in his possession.
LONDON, Nov. 14-A dispatch from
Berlin says the German corvette, Leip-
sig has been sent to support the claims
Of the German envoy against Nicar
sgua.
ROME. Dec. l3-The date of holding
the Consistory has been postponed from
the 18th to the Dist inst. The Vatican
is in permanent deliberation concerning
the Conclave.
LONDON, Dec. IA Paris CORES
pondent says that on Wednesday the
Battle cabinet was formed. The diff.
Guilty in finding a finance minister who
was willing to undertake the collection
OF taxes without parliamentary sanction
has been overcome by the acceptance OF
that office by M. Julian This cabinet
intended to temporize until the end OF
the year, and then proceed to q plebi-
scitum or dissolution. NJ. Pouyer Cues
tier, in the presence of President Mac
4ahon's cabinet, violently inveighed
against such course. The President,
upon becoming fully aware that it was
illegal, severely condemned the advisors
who prompted him to do it. He wrote
out his resignation and declared he
would never see the Due De Broglie
again. Those who were present. how
ever, persuaded HIM to reopen nego.
| tiations with NJ. Dufaure Presi-
dent MacMahon has granted NJ. Du.
faure full liberty in the choice of his
colleagues The report of the Ministry
has been accepted by the President and
he 10 now drawing up presidential
message to be read to the Chamber to.
morrow.
BELGRADE, Dec. IA proclamation
Of the Servian Government has jus,
been issued. announcing that the Ser
Wan army has been ordered to cross the
Turkish frontier.
PARIS. Dec. l4.-Dufaure's Ministry
is gazetted for to-day.
LONDON, Dec. l4.-An instruction
has broksn ont in Crete.
BELoRADE Dec. li.-Turkish troops
are concentrating on the Servian
frontier.
LONDON, Dec. ia telegram from
Erzsroam says; In pursusncs of orders
from Lord Derby the British Consul
LETT yesterday morning with the
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Erciustreiv to the
DAILY. l.v'TELLIGE.NCER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
CALIFORNIA.

1A1sn V6NhAs
San FRANCISCO. Dec. Is. - Dis
patches from the southern portion Of
the State. the bay counties and some
points in the Sacramento valley report
indications OF rain. Cloudy here; ba-
romster falling.
In the matter Of John G. Hodge &
Co. in bankruptcy, Judge Hoffman has
appointed r. b. WEIGH receiver. with
power to continue the business of the
firm pending the appointment of an as
signee. The bond of the receiver was
Axed at $4,000 This appointment
will allow business to be carried on
without loss to creditors.
SACRAMENTO, Doc. 12.-The Demo-
cratic caucus convened at sr. N. Bal
loting commenced and three ballots
were taken. On the first ballot. Ry.
land got 10 votes. Hsgar, 10. Farley H.
Mcdonald II. Sepulveda Q, Shorb /.
Second ballot, Ryland 10. Hagsr 49,
Farley II, Mcdonald Is, Sepulveda 10,
Third ballot. Ryland 81, Farley 90.
Mcdonald 10. Hagar 10. Sepulvcds.
The caucus resumed .. two O'Clock
First ballot-Ryland 20. Farley %. Nc.
Donald II, Hager 10. Second ballot
Farley %. Ryland 10. Mcdonald 20
HAger 10. Third ballot-Ryland 10,
Hager 20, Mcdonald 10. Farley %
Fourth ballot-Fsrley "a, Ryland 81
Mcdonald Is, Hsger 10.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l3.-What will
probably prove to be another chapter
in the history of the Cooper forgeries
has just come to light. Il has been
sscertained that strong box belonging
TO ]. r. esdxcll. deposited in the
Bank of California and containing
bonds aggregating some $35. $50. haa
been spirited away. Its loss was dis
covered about the time Of the excite
ment over the Coors~ forgeries. and 9
search was at once instituted Tor the
means by which the removal had beer
effected. To-day . forged order
xas discovered by the clerk Of th.
bank who attends to special deposits
Mr.. Clark, ot the following purport
"June 10. ls76.-Please deliver to the
bearer my lock box. Singed J. r
Treadwsll." The body Of the ordel
WAS in imitation Of Mr.. Tseadwell'a
writing and the signature similar 4
that attached TO Coonss's forged dccu
ments.
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An Albany Chinamsn lsngui,hes in
Jail for robbing person named by the
OJ~rcr rs Gran. Haight, out Of $40.
We had no idea that Grandmother
Haight was in Oregon, but lsbored I'M
der hallucination that she-he or it
was a compromise candidate for the
Sensto rship Of California.
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AND now when al Oregon town mar.
shall puts in big bill for street work.
it is custo mary for the Municipal Dads
to rise in their seats and remark that
they would like to have some Of the
pie" SO say we, all Of as.
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archives Of the Consulate. At attack
upon Erzeroum IA momentarily ex-
pected
The Turkish headquarters corrcspon-
dent telegraphs that the departure OF
the British Consul Is regarded by the
Turks Is forshsdowing a British dccla-
ration Of war against Russia.
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ceucy We cannot expose the pagan Ella
very Of the Orient, with its a:rocious
surroundings, 20 the gaze of our own
sons and daughters, without bunting
their sensibiIities to the vices Of that
slavery. As question Of public NOR
atty. therefore, Chinese immigration
should be checked by Congress, and
that right speedily.
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KLIcKITAT flour is now advertised
for sale in markets Of Portland, Salem
and Albany. This is very much like
what the Douglas called beating the
lion in his dem"
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A MAN named 0aul Is under arrest
IN Portland for stealing q coil OF rope.
But he hadn't tho gall to hang himself
with il.
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SAN DIEdo. Dss. ls-A special from
Florence. says: The Indians have cap
tured a wagon near Camp Thouss. kill.
ing one man. The stage due yesterday
from Camp Bowie 10 not in yet. De-
tachmcnts are out from Camps Bowie,
Thomas and Grant.
LArER.-A party just in from Bowie
who went to look for the mail, found
the driver killed and the blackboard,
mails and harness ah cut to pieces.
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IT il a fact that people nowadays can
pay five or ten dollars per month. and
by 80 doing pay for Singer Machine
VI. W. Parsons.
Agent for Puget Sound.
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BORN.

OSsUA-fn this city. on the 18th Inst. % the
wife Of II. A. Opsuni. 3 daughter.
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OVER Eighty Singer machines
are in good working order ia Seattle
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-15
Communication.
GALLITZTN, June IL, 1877.


Ma EDITOR-There is always class of poll
ticians in all parties and even in well regulated
societies. who never can accomplish anything
except ny strageticai bul lI-dozing, though it
may he at the expense of character to the
Eanization of which they part. The radi-
cal wing of the Republican party OF Blair coun-
ty has been at this for several years past What
they call the sincere Republicans, if there be
system ann gained it. expecting thereby TO put
a new face on corruption in their nom mating
conventions. Indeed they might well have
remained as they were. What is born in the
be as corrupt the old one. There is now Il
system all over the land which scarcely admits
nj any man acting independent. In this once
hoasted of liberty :he freedom ot the people
was taken from them under Grants Admins
tration. He is now in England where he can
tell. If he will. how he reduced the manhood of
aT.S to state of deg tiOn and inject rd-
ice, and could If he wished. have Arnold us
to the British lion. We may look at every
point of the compass i1tO all the departments
Of sarnered wealth. and we only that
the independence and manhood of the boRe
and sinew of the American people have been
stolen away. If this mas been done by dclega-
ted power doubt there should be a change
all OCer the land, and some method adopted
that would regain for MS our forfeited rights.
see by the papers hat the Cam bria county
Democracy are moving for change. IL dele
gates would act Independently there would he
no need for such a cha nge is proposed, for
in that event it would he better as It is. But
il we caO credit hcrCsay, the candidates in a
Democratic convention, when defeated
nOminated.sas the case may be. transfer
their delegates like hnllOeks at Snithfield, TO
whom lthey will FOR the reXt-Offce to be dis
posed Of If such transfers can he made, merit
is OF no avail to candidate. Shame the
delegate, who. like g rant. thus betray the peO-
pie! Is it any wonder the powers that he ha
left us with such little freedom and SO much
poverty as now aiict US.
JAS. W. KILLDUFF.
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TIrANS AND MEN--'.Blessed are the
meek, exclaims the voice of inspiration
hut can man lee meek with the conscious
ness that n dreaded monster is consu ming
his vtAls. We are not race Of Titans
A frUme.tieas Slight stand chained to the
torturing rock with vulture perpetually
gnawing his liver, and his face ever wear an
expression of heroic and even meek endur-
auce- Hut Prometheus has left no descend
ants. With vuitwres {disease> consuming
his liver, the modern man makes himself
and every around him miserable. Fret
full, gloomy, hypochondriacai, he sees the
world and life all on the wrong side-the
dark side-aud whoever dares to assert that
there is a sunny side, he regards as An enc
my, or at best mocker of his imaginary
WOES Unlike the mythical Titan, the vic
tim of disease is not succerless. There is
arm to reScue-a hahn to cleanse and heal.
As remedies for this most depressing of all
Diseases Liver Complaint, t,'-Hoae are
more efficient or popular than DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. The Pellets effectually
remove the effete and poisonous matter,
while the Medical Discovery imparts health
and strength TO the eutire system. They
are sold by druggists.
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Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS sick
ness prevails everywhere, and every bod Y
complains of some disease during their life.
When sick the object is to get well now {"
say plainly that no person in this world that
is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint and its effects. such as Indigestion,
Cnstiveness, Sick Headache, Sonr Stomach,
Heart Burn, palpitatinn of the Heart, De-
pressed Spirits, Biliousness, etc, can take
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER without getting
relief aud cure. If you doubt this, go TO
your Druggists, Lennon & Murray, Ebens-
bnrg or Wolesagle & Son, Wilmore, and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size IS cents. Two doses will re-
lieye you.
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toRIGINAL.1
"ROB ROY" TO "A. ID. H."
COMMON METER.


Your friendly lines have pleased me well
About life's joys and woes:
The truth so truly do you tell,
IL treads upon my toes.
I'm like the man of Thessaly
Who jumped with might aud main:
Up hill friends patted all the way,
Then kicked me down again.
But what anpoys and makes me fret
strange as it may appear
Is that the hardest kicks get
Come from the friends most dear.
I've journeyed up life's rugged hill,
And almost down again:
Going mp, each friend held on until
My coat-tail felt the strain.
But sliding down the other side
The kicks just made me sail:
II ne'er forget this awful ride
twas riding on rail.
But when Times sold clock wheel has tickcd
Few more Years away,
Those who now kick will then get kicked
For each dog has his day.
And when my trembling limbs shall fill
The bed made ny the spa de,
I'll reck not of the good or i'll
That kicked or kickers said
must acknowledge yet one thing:
/ have q friend, McPike.
Who to my fragile form will cling
In veal and woe alike. Ron Roy
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HUCUS & HACKE'S
Reduced Price List

Our Sl.25 Silks reduced to 81 90.
Our 80 Silks reduced to S1.25.
Our Si.75 Silks reduced to 81 80.
Our $500 Silks reduced to Sl.75.
Our 50 30 Silks reduced tn 81 90.
Our $500 Silks reduced to S2.50
We invite the particular attention of buy
ers to these hona fide reductions. Our Blaak
Silks are of the best Lyons manufacture,
and are warranted to be as represented !;
while our collection of Colored Silks com
prise ali the latest novelties of shade yet in
ported.
HUGUs & HACKE,
Fifth avenue and Market street.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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STRAY COW.-Came to the prem
~ ises of tie snbscriber, then of Susque-
hanna .ownship now of Chest. about the
18th of pril last since when she has given hir;h
to a calf, red cow three years old with white
spot on her turehead two y ite spots on each OF
her legs and her tail cut OFF. The owner - re-
quest ed To come forward. prove property pay
charges and take her away failing IN which she
will be sold the law directs
PETER HELFuICH.
Chest Twp, June s, isIi.-3t,F
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RUPTURE.-If you are rnptured the hest
thing You can do is TO call on DIR. KEYSER
aud have a good Truss fired. say fitted,
for there are more mistakes made by ill-fi-
ting Trusses in the treatment of rupture than
In any other way. DR.. Keyser's Trusses are
got only cheaper but they ara hetter than
can he had any where in the United States.
DIR. Keyser will cure rupture in most cases
and will warrant cures. DIR. E"yser, 100
aud 2i0 Penn ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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I| CAMBRIA FREEMAN:
ebensburg, Pa.
~ JUNE 10, 1877.
pvOTHONOTARY.

.rrouncc myself as candidate for
i, i,ry. subject to the decision tenJ%n, Of the ap
-alg UeiHO J. G. LAKE.
.-, Nav >. 1871.
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EARM FOR SALE-The under.

~ II ft-'f u " - I u u - Ilt UIlUtT-
- signed offers for sale at "A great bargain
his nne Farm In Carroll township formerly known
ns the property OF stephen fuck deed, contain
ing Iit Acres ana allowance. about Ieb eres
of which are cleared. under fence and IN "A rea soD
able state of cultivation. with pleni Inre water
In nearly every trld. The improvements consist
OF a Frame lf"usc 32N:s6 \ Fra Bank Barn snx-a
a " oOd Shed. and o. her OGtbuldiugs The pro'
rcrty will he sold altogether or In parts as prr
chasers may desire. FRA NClS A BUCK
Carroll lwp. June J. ls77.-2m-
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pBOTHONOTART.

minis not too late or too early to be
FL sc.oriins 10 my merit tI here hereby oiIer
sl 80. convention Tor the Office of Prothon-
Isl-rber nominated or defeated, pledge
1 .i.-I.a i-'I aII that can Tor the success of the
= CARoN LAnEY.
i r,. - IS---Itt
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.,,r. of SANUEL OHARRA. of Munster
. ."' vfr be presented at the coming Demo
p .at,rf, Convention Tor the position Of Poor
! tor 2IASS DEMOCRATS.
I'M l,s,.
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nnnrIInNOTARN.

,..r,,tion Of many friends, I hereby
t.'s ,....lr as a candidate for the office of
la'' ~! and pledge myself to abidc by the
IN, coming DemOcratic County Con-
.a a ''' y. j. CH2IsTY.
ruue 1. ISL,
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nrnrunNnTARY.

.,r,unce tuyselt and desi my Gains
rr-al} W. '.- f,r the above named office to he
.ia. .,', fbe representatives of the Cambria
.'1, '.. IN The coming convention.
..i,! '" II. j. LLOYD.
,.,-s June 6. 1871.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

"a - ~ l. ~ IL - w IL
- In the matter of the account of L. H
LINTON. EXecutriN Of PETER LINTON. decd.
And now, to wit: June ith. 1877, motion of
Geo. w Oatman. Esq. the Court appoint John
Fenlon. Esq. to hear and decide upon the excep-
tions. state an account and report distribution OF
the funIs found to be In her hands.
BY the Court.
will attend to the duties of the above appoint
mcnt. at my Office in the borough of EbensburQ
Cambria county Pa. on TUESDAY. the 3d day of
JULY next, at 10 o'clock. A.. ". where AM when
all parties interested NAV attend, or be de5arred
from coming in on said fund.
JOHN FENLON, Auditor.
June Is. iS77.-3t
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"0nyt EBtauT )sEnnIa
NWII.} n.nz m"lu y "1launant SHNH!

VHE EBENSB wOOLEN COMPANY
~ amply prepared to manufacture to order
OF exchange Go,sls of its make for WOOL.
which Viii he taken at the d, hest market price
ana Tor the gaf herring OF which wagons Wiif sson
be sent tO the rinus -tiuns of he county The
quality Oi the goods mace by as Il too well known
TO need rceofninendafton, and as we run.
ming our Factory by STEAM POWER there wi l q
no delay ~ the manufacture Of wool sent or br.t
to Us Tor that purpose
p S--Weaving. CHriing. Pulling and Dveiu0
promptly attend 81 To- IN workmanlfke manner
aud AT the lowest possible rates
Ebenshurg, Nav II. ls17-tE
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IIY VI f NAL.

WESTBROOK---ALLE ENBACGH.-Married
AT Portage, Cambria county, TUESDAY. juno :.
1877. by Rev. p. f. DIETRICH. at the house. of th,
bride parents, Mr.. J. II. WESTBRooK OF New
YORK CITY, TO Miss ALICE. youngest daughter
of Henry Allenbaugh. ESQ. of Portage
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The Last Notice

NYE notified all persons interested that we
w wanted to have our books settled up by the
irst day of June. hut owing to the hard times and
other that tleuple nGkc. have concluded To
extend the time one month. andaBow we give THIS
LAST NOTICE to all persons having unsettled ac-
counts with hat our h. .oks will he left with an
attorney July 1st. 1877 with instructions to col
lcct all accounts said books We mean just
what say. and all to whom these presents
will coats and trouble ny paying atten-
to this notice the hnai one from us. Come and
settle your accounts with US instead of n LAWYER.
A. A. BARK ER son,
Ebensburg. June s. lS7T.-3t.
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-i'Comical" Comfy, the well known hu-
morous lecturer, is " hat the Clcartield Re
publican calls him. Alas for tame
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ADMINISTRATORS A NOTICE

- Estate of MARY +. M'CoMRIE decd
Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Admins
tration have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of Mary F. NJ 'Combie. late OF Susuuc
hanna township. deed. by the Register of Cam
bria county y II persons indebted to said es.ate
are requesteA to come forward and pay the same
without delay. and those having claims will pre-
sent them in legal shape for settlement.
WILLIAM M-COMBIE
June is, 1s1T.-6t. Administrator
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DEAFNESS. DR.. Keyser cured me of deaf
ness in n few weeks
LOUIS MULLER, No. 30, 9th Street
DR.. keyser's office, 100 Penn Street, Pitts
burgh.
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500 Clover Seed HULLERS
FOR SALE.
n Jolly MACUIRES.

Allan Pink erfoo-s great book. The Mot
ty Naguires and the Detectives. is now
ready Tor agents and subscrii'eTs 1t H. one OF he
most wonderful aud absssrbng books ever written
large. elegantly bound volume. nearly coo pages,
and - Intensely interesting engravings Price
- 20. The easiest and quickest . onk to sell
seen Fer terms. circulars and territory address
g. W. CARLETON 60. Puhlishers. N Y.
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Now that the time for cutting hay.
grain. etc. is near at hand, the atfeNfi"n OF
farmers IL invited TO the fact shat A A.
Barker Il son have on hand large assort-
meut of soythes. snarhs, forks, rakes, etc,
which they will sell iItle cheaper for cash
than like articles eau be bought elsewhere.
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ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Estate OF JAMES BYRSE, deed.
Notice Ia hereby given that Letters Tesamen-
tary to the ate OF James Iyrne late of Carroll
township. Cambria county. Pa. deceased. having
been duly granted to he undersigned. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make tmmcdi-
ate payment. and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them properly au-
thcnticated for settlement withou: delay
SYLV ESTER BY RSE Executor.
Carroll Twp June s, 1877. Ct.
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The BIaclx Hills

BY N. MAGrfRE- who has spent - years in that
region. Latest accounts OF Gold and silver pros
poets. Agricultural and Grazing resources I'lI-
mate, Hunting, Fishing Indians and Settlers al.
ventures with them lining and Wild Western
life. thew aterfaiis Boiling Cfeysers noble Scene.
ry- immense Gorgcs. &c. With % illustrations.
and new moy. Price ONLY 40 CTS. Sold bv ALr
NEwsDEALEEs. or sent post paid for II ct. nv DON
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School District of EbenSburg Borough
FOR THE YEAR ENDING yTXE 5th. 1877.

We, the undersigned Auditors of the Borouy
Of Ebensburg, do report that we have examined
the accounts and vouchers of the receipts and eN-
penditures of the Scheol District of said i.Tuax
for the year ending Jane ith, ls., asd find them
correct abGye stated.
DAVID 70. PRYCE,)
JOHN GIT rINGS, : Auditors.
W III. DAVIS,
Ebensburg, June q. 1877. Il5-4t.l
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A FIFNDIsH OUrRAGE-Three tramps
who gave their names ~ Daniel Buckner,
Chas Walker and John Fitzgerald, effected,
or at least are suspected of having effected,
an entrance a few nights ago through win
dow i'm a house near Latrobe, occupied by
Mrs Elder an old aud simp.e m'nded lady,
and her two daughters, one of the latter of
whom they forcitiy dragged from her bed,
and puttiug a gag i'm her moath took her ont
of the house, carried her over two fences.
and attempted 70 violate her person, hnt for
,unately for the brave girl she struggled and
tonight with them so heroically that the leoh-
erous scoundrels failed to accomplish their
hellish purpose. Meantime the other sss'er
gave the alarm, which frightened the VII
lians awav but they were so0n after arrest
at the railroad station and ars now In the
Greensburg Jail.
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nnnp HnrSE DIRECTOR.

4 JuueI2 Is77--it.s