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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-06-20

DIR. Holden is candidate before
the Democratic Congressional conven-
ton for the nomination. Just think
one Of Perry county's Representatives
going to Congress.
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The body of Augustus Devins has
been recovered. 1t was found in a
medical institution in Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
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Terrell was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life for the murder of the
Weldon family. He ought to have
been hung.
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10 CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser, having been permently cured of
that dread disease, Consumption. by a simple REM
edy, anxious to make 1t known to his fellow suf-
will send copy of the prescription used free of
CHARGE, with the directions for preparing and use
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties
wishing the prescription, will please address, E. A.
Wilson, 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburgh N. Y.
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UNDERSELIA

All other yards Remember the place, the old
CASSELL BRICK YARD. Give us a call and we
will convince you we'll underseli all other yards
in the county. Pavements laid and repaired and
satisfaction guaranteed.
June 18th CASSELL & FREEMAN
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Sam. Tildens prospects for the
Democratic nomination are good but
hir chances for defeat if nominated is
better.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-06-20

Bowsher will end his earthly career
and depart for warmer climate to-
morrow.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-06-20

Lynch law will take the place
of the twelve thick-heads, called jurors
in this judicial district.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-06-20

The Democratic State convention
will keep clear oc the tariff question.
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The business men all over the coun-
try are calling on Congress to adjourn.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-06-20

Would not the whipping post pre-
vent n good deal ofcrime in Ohio.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-06-20

Hanging is "played out" in Hook
ing county.
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Cheaper than ecer offered.
CASSEL & FREEMAN

A RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BICK
IN or sell them at the yard cheaper than ever
before offered, They do their work and save
the expense of hands which is the cause of their
being able 10
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Probate Jadgs.-JoHN GATTs.
sicdG-DAvID AEsEL.
cerk.-JAMEs W. GRAVES,
Coninissionar.- GEORGE WOLF,
Coyoner-JoHN SULLIVAN,
Iafrniary Direetor.-Aibert Ewing.
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National County Ticket.

somerset, Thursday June 20, 1873.
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BRICK YARD.

Cheaper than ecer offered.
The Best Brick Made.
Now is the time to Buy.
CASSEL & FREEMAN
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morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, August S.-Virginia SKIES, de-
ferred, 80; do. consolidated. 54lf; do. second
series, %; past due coupons, 1875; North Carolina
sizes, old, 1b; do. new bid to-day. Sugar steady
and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, August s.-Cotton firm and
auiet-middling, 11aal2. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat, southern strong; western active,
slrong and higher.southern red, prime, 1.o9a
Los; do. amber. l. O6a1 10; No. 3 western winter
red, spot; l.o7A; August, I.o7h: September. ppa
western quiet and sssaay1southe99 xn,ts S6
4s October eoa s,ea@ss a. Oats vhIqa Im and and
So Go %dsa Sasin Ann isa
and Pennsylvsnia prime; 10 oGn19 90 provisloos
and unchanged. PetTslssnm n%omn,nally %nn frm-re;
hisSs:r-R1cc %: $ cargoes, 1ssl7I. WHISKY duh. L os.
AZ coo: oats. 2, 500. Shipments wheat, il2 600:
corn' 3. 500. Freigbts to Liverpool Der steamer.
0%ief-co ton Nd: -four. Is. ed. !: grain. Sd.
3. Gold: l0Oh. Exchange, long, 1824; short,
steady. Wheat, spring dull; winter quiet. Corn
LONDON. August 8, 1880 D. m.-Consols,
81 l6-16 for money and 50 16 for the account.
u. =. bonds. new hyes, 108H. Erie. lSx; do.
preferred, 81. New Jersey Central consols 80.
Illinois CenIAl. 66H. Pennsylvania Central, S3.
Reading, IN.
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Terrible Storm Down Fast

thunder storm visited this city yesterday af-
ternOon, accompanied by very high wind
The steamer Fredericton, Off this city with
1,UC0 passengers, was blown down the river
at Salisbury Beach, where there were thouS-
andS Of visitors, were blown down, and one
was caught by the wind and carried out to sea-
Several ladies tainted, and two, while landing
from the Fredericton, were blown into the
river. The schooner Lucy X COggSwell living
at her wharf, had her fOremaSt shlvered main
tOpmaSt broken, mainmaSt split, and hole
cut through her deck 10y lightning. After the
storm the schooner Alvaretta ran into the
steamer Kitty BOynton. loaded with passen-
gers, smashing the ladies' cabin and almost
sinking her. One man was injured
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kilograms to The Star.
A BURGLARIOUS MAYOR.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
A Royal Marriage Arranged.
Bosnian Troops DESERVING.
The Nautilus Arrived Out.
Bosnian Troops DESERVING.
The Nautilus Arrived Out.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The NAnffIna Arrival Ont

fOhElGN AkFAlkS.
The Nautilus Arrived Ont.
HAvRE, August S.-The dory Nautilus which
reached the English coast July 30th, from Bev-
erly, Mass, which place she left on the 18th OF
June, has arrived here, having accomplished
the passage from America i'm Sc DAYS. which
includes several days detention by rough
weather on the coast of England. The NauIi-
lus will be taken to the Paris Exposition.
A Wife for Prince Louis Napoleon,
PARIS. August S.-The ConStituttonnel, a
Bonapartist organ, announces that marriage
has been arranged between Prince Louis Ma
Roleon, son of the Emperor Napoleon ILL., and
PrlnceSs Ihyra, +hird daughter of Christian
TX, King of Denmark. The King of Denmark
has given his consent to the union, but the
date OF the marriage has not yet been fixed
The Gnstttutionnet adds: "It is stated that
beneficial revision of the treaty of Prague" :"
The Princess Thyra is sister OF the Princess
OF Wales.
Coming to America.
LONDON, August Sit is stated that the
Right Hon. VIM. Z. Forster. member of Parli-
ament for Bradford, and the well known libe-
raj leader, will visit America in the autumn.
Cabmen's Strike i'm Paris.
PARIS, August S-The cabmen of Paris who
to the number of 1880, are on a strike. Will
hold general meeting at the Cirque Fer
nandO tonight
Fffty.five People Killed by a Pow.
der Explosion.
BUCHAREST, August S.-By the explosion of
the Russian powder magazine at Fratesti yes
terday SIS persons were killed and 81 injured
The Hungarian Elections.
LONDON, August S.-A dispatch from vi
emma to the Times says the results of the Hun
garian elections are known I'm Isl election
districts, and show that 1l6 liberals or sup
pOrters of the present government, 81 of the
united opposition and q Of the extreme left
have been elected. Herr TiSZa, chief of the
Hungarian ministry,wi probably be returned
from some constituency where a second bal
lot is necessary. 1t is thought that his de-
feat by the radicals of DebrecZin will have the
effect of making him adhere more firmly to the
moderate wing of the liberal party.
Suleiman Pasha in q Fix.
RAGUsA, August S.-Suleiman Pasha, with
l,5OO Asiatic troops, is shut up in Trebinje
He will not allow the insurgents to enter the
town, fearing massacre Of the Turkish au-
thOrilieS.
BOsnfans Deserving.
Fifteen hundred Bosnian regular troops
have deserted from Trebinje and Joined the
insurgents at DurbrOwO.
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at Shenandoah
Alum Springs.
Correspondence Of The Stdr.1
SPRINGS VA AnpuSt 6 1873


SHENANDOAH SPRINGS VA, August 6, 1873.
Editor Star:-Sir: In the absence of our fair
correspondents, Mrs. Neatly and her accom-.
plished daughter Memo who left here this
morning for tour through Hardy and Hamp,
shire counties, (Capon Springs, &c., l feel
some delicacy in assuming the role of cores:
pondent, but will say, for the information of
the loved ones at hOme,'' that we have quite
select party up here in this delightful noun
tain retreat, from Washington as well as Balti-
ore soo ana aeng hem and ady
quite fayorite with the ladies. His perform,
with Prof: Saunders organ and Mr.. Kave-
naugh's violin, is quite a treat, as well as a
feature in our parlor entertainments. MIR.
and Mrs. F. S. Williams and their little daugh-
ter Lena, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Brown and two
children, from our city, take an active part in
all nnthe, the plays, games &C, gotten up for the
ladies and gentlemen from Washington and
Baltimore. We are pleased to add to Wash
ington's quota the arrival of the charming
Mrs. Sterling and her son within the last day
or two. They will become great favorites. no
doubt. Also, r. |. McCarIy, esq. Western
Union Telegraph Company. VIOLET.
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Saraf0pa Races.

SARATOGA, August S-The weather is beanti-
full and the track is fair. The first race, a
mile dash, was won by Inspiration by a head
before Kennesaw ID. Time, l:4534.
The second race, one mile and a-half, was
won by Virginius easily, with Frederick the
Great I'd, and Lucifer Sd. Time, 2:45b.
The third race, three quarters of a mile, was
won by Charlie GOrham, Egypt I'd, and Allie
veur 30. Time, lis.
The fourth race, handicap, steeple chase.
fractional course, No. 2, starting in the field
at point opposite the third quarter post, run
ming over the usual course, entering the three
quarter-Stretch at its westerly end, and finish
ing between two blue flags opposite the Judges
stand. Waller was victor, Caronet second,
and Gray Cloud third. Deadhead stumbled,
throwing his jockey, at the last water lump
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AFFAIRS AT THE CoLLIERIEs. - The en-
plOyeS of the Continental cOliery, at Centralia.
Pa, yesterday, refused to go to work on ac,
count of 2Oper cent. having been deducted
from their July wages they demanding that
a reduction OF but Id per cent. be made the
same as imposed upon the employees of the
Reading Coal and Iron company. The colliery
is operated by A. I. Audenried g. Co. At
other places through the region Yesterday
everything was very quiet. The Atkins fur
mace cOlliery. at GilbertOn, Pa, is still idle,
both from want of water and striking miners.
Bear Ridge cOllieries Nos. I and will be idle
from want of water during the rest of this
week. The cOllieries at Mahony Planes havs
resumed -
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A BurglarfOus Mayor.

CINCINNATI, O., August S.-A special dis.
patch says ex- Mayor Brown, of Berea, o., was
money under false pretefces and being con,
nected with a gang of burglars, which have
been operating in that vicinity for some time
past. 1t is alleged that while Brown was
mayor he entered into fraudulent arrange
ment with the town marshal to receive S2 for
every arrest made by the latter.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION met at Columbia yesterday. C.
=. Bowen: white, OF charleston, presided. The
the Old leaders, white and black, being con,
splcuously scarce. There is great division OF
opinion as TO whether the convention shall i'm.
d0rse the democratic state ticket or put mn a
republican one. 1t is believed at all events
that Hampton will be indOrsed. The conyen.
tlon ,after appointing committee on platform
and referring series of resolutions iIdorsing
Hampton, adjourned until today -
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A WOMAN SECURES THE RELEASE OF A
CONVICT AND MARRIEs HIM. - Philip +.
cago to Miss Sadie Williams, both parties of
Dayton. The case is strong instance of wO-
mans devotion in love. Wareham, only a few
months age received pardon from Governor
Young, and was liberated from the peniten
tiary after an imprisonment of years. He was
convicted of murder in the first degree hav-
ing in quarrel, i'm which he was involved i'm
Cincinnati in August, 1869, stabbed and killed
David kirby.-I Gin. Com, Auo Sd.
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A GREAT RUSSIAN FRAUD.-The Paris Estd.
leue states that in consequence of the CON-
paint of Russian naval officer that a vessel
purchased in the United States for 100000
rOupes for the volunteer fleet was not worth
half that amount. an inquiry was ordered, re-
rouples subscribed to the volunteer fleet fund
more than half of the sum has found its way
into the pockets OF the organizers OF the volun-
teer movement
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6-The Southern Pacific railroad is shaded
from continuous line of cottonwood trees
and live.
A9-The French still feel sore over the
AngiO-Turkish convention. They speak of
man having had his watch CypruSSed.
A"I am tired of life: go and look In the
tank" wrote George B. Ellsworth, of Ere.
d0nia, PaY to his employer. They found him
in the tank.
A6-NObeling, the wOuld-be assassin of the
Emperor William, has recovered so far as to
be able to listen to a sermon, He viii soon be
well enough to kill
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A MILLIONAIRE's WILL.-The will of the
late John Lockitt, the wealthy Brooklyn New
York; pork packer, who died last week, two
days after his marriage to his second wife,
June Is, 1873. His estate at that time was
valued at 100000 He bequeaths 80 per
cent. OF his income to his wife Elizabeth, now
deceased; to his sister Elizabeth 10 per cent.
and to his brother EnOch a similar amount
together with few small bequests. The in.
terest in his business he leaves to his nephews
this will promises to lead to some curlOu,
legal cOmDlicatiOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08

TRAMP OUTRAGE ON THE BALTIMORE AND
OH!o.-Last Tuesday number of tramps
broke into freight car on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, at BeltOn, and after the train
started opened the door of the car aud threw
out parcels of freight TO the value of two or
three hundred dollars. Yesterday morning a
white man named Yost and a negro named
Brown were arrested at Moundsville, w. Va,
on charge of being implicated in the rob
berry, BALTIC Gd.pffe ,f6
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SUFFERING AND DYING AMERICANS IN BRA.
ZIL.-LetteTs from IquitOs, the Peruvian naval
station on the Amazon, in South America an :
nOunces that deplora BILE reports have been re-
bOrers on the Madeira and Mamore railroad.
A viruIent fever had broken out and was car
rying off numbers daily, While medical attend
were of the poorest description. The fever ia
reported to be of the same type as that which
ragged in Panama during the construction of
the InterOceanic railroad. The laborers
spoken of are mostly Americans, taken out bY
the Collins company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08

~ Schemes relative TO Cyprus have been
already undertaken in the city Of London, re-
quiring S25,000,0O0.
A&The Prince of Wales intends visi ing Aus
tralia and contiguous English colonies next
year; also China and Japan.
ASrThe bishop OF Orleans has succeeded in
raising over g. 100 for the restoration OF the ex
piatOry monument to Joan of Arc and n
stained glass window In the cathedral of his
diocese.
Ad-Bishop Lafieche, OF THREE Rivers, Can.
ada, has ordered the ladies of his congreg4-
fashionable tight dresses I'm church.
EThe gas wells OF Beaver Falls, Pa. yield
lO000 feet OF gas every day. The gas, be-
cause Of Its unusual purity, has been em-
ployed in saw-teupegjug establishment
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ROhhQFV.

TROY, n. Y, August S.-The residence of
Rev. DIR. krohn, at West Troy, was robbed
yesterday afternoon, during the absence of
the owner, of six thousand dollars worth of
property. Ten $500 railroad bonds that were
taken were unregistered, and the owner is
unable to remember the numbers.
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BISHOP MCCosKRY's CAsE.-The house OF
bishops will meet in Grace chapel on August
18th TO consider the case of BisnOp McCoskry
ality were made and who resigned his office
in the church. The house of bishops can ac-
cept the resignation of Bishop McCOskry but
if Ii refuses to do SO he can be dismissed only
after conviction on charges made against him
either by bishop or by the convention of his
diocese. 1t is not known if any charges will
be made. Bishop McCoskry is in Europe
" T. World Sth
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST in Missouri nat
urally leads to some harsh expressions by the
OF Hon. Geo. Vest the Houston (Mo) Demo.
crdt says: HE is first-rate sort of a fellow
one OF the best stump speakers in the state
man maj for the United States IS Senate. I In In the the
mantle of Tom Benton he would look like a
Liliputian in the overcoat of a Brobdigna-
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LYNCH LAW IN TENNESSEE.-One hundred
armed horsemen went to the jail at Franklin,
Tennessee, Tuesday night, broke it open AMI
took out Calvin Beatty, colored, aged J.,
charged with having outraged a six year ol 1
daughter of Daniel Christman, prominent
citizen, while returning from school last Fri-
day; They probably hung him, but no trace oc
his body Ga n he found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08

THREATENED INDIAN RAID IN ARIZONA
There is considerable excitement at Yuma,
Arizona. over threatened raid by Indians,
who have recently gathered in numbers in
the vicinity of that town, encouraged by the
with whisky surreptitiously furnished them.
The citizens are guarding approaches to the
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Sudden Death of a CLERGYMAN

PATERSON, August S.-This morning as Rev.
Jacob Wahrenberger, for thirteen years pas
tor OF the First German Presbyterian church
of this city, was approaching the Passaic Falls
to attend picnic. he fell dead of heart dis
ease He was aged about so years, and was a
clergyman of considerable ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08

THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA on Monday f r
state and county officers resulted in an over
whelming democratic victory, even the former
republican strongholds having gone demo-
cratic by large majOrities. The colored men
and voted with the democrats. Yet nobody
who knows anything of southern politics is
yerY much aStOniShad
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SICKNESS AMONG THE RUSSIAN TRoops-
Forty seven thousand Russian troops are sick
in Bulgaria, and constant reinfOrcements ara
required to keep the army in an effective con
ditlon: IT.. Generals % . I9die6en M and Schouvalof
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ARREST OF ALLEGED TRAIN ROBBERS
Abel and Jesse Good, and man named Cost,
white, and cOlOred man named Brown, have
vile, West Va. charged with having stolen
several hundle ed dollars worth OF goods from
freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road -
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A VICTIM OF POLITICAL PERsEcUrIoN.'-
ID. d. kimpton, the long g-missing financial
field, Mass, yesterday, and spent the night in
the lookup with tramps &c. He says he has
been negotiating for settlement of his trou.
bleS in New York, and has all along been
willing to submit the accounts to arbitration.
He claims he is the victim of political persecu.
tiOn, and that the state owes him $l63O0O, A
roOuisitiOn ia oxDNctod Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08

THE BANKERS ASSOCIATION began its an
address by Charles B. Hall, of Boston. The
president of the business committee made
report OF the work done during the past
ence of the association, and several papers on
subjects connected with the banking interests
of the country were read.
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a Paner MIN Rurned.

NORTHAMPTON, MASS, August s.-Vernon
Bros. paper mill, at Paper Mill village, was
$1C00O0. The mill had a capacity of ten tons
daily, and employed $50 hands.
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THE WINNERS at the Rochester IN. W trOt.
ting races OF yesterday were Lucille and
SweetZer: The first heat in the second race
was won by Sleepy George in the remarkable
time of :15. Only one heat in the third race
was trotted, it being postponed until tO-mOr.
row. The heat was won by Edwin Forrest in
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A WOMAN'S BACK HAIR STRUCK BY LIGHT.
NING.-At the afternoon service at the Meth.
Odist church in Wopping, Hartford county,
Conn, on Sunday, streak of lightning entered
lady, 1.-THE hair was of the store kind twisted
it out of place, and sent it black mass over
the pews. Then the fluid ran down the Young
wOman's back, scOrching her somewhat, and
to ashes, and passed of, prostrating two other
women, one OF whom is in dangerous con-
ditiOn. The congregation was thoroughly
frightened, and broke up in great disorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-08

BOSTON, August 8-The case of Royal b. Co
nant,- the defaulting cashier of the Eliot Ma
tiOnal hank, came up this morning, on cOntin-
uance. COnant was arraigned, and, waving
examination, was held in $4,000 bail for the
September term of the district court.