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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The following COM
parative statement of receipts and expend1-
lures from July 1st to Sept. 3Oth, inclusive,
1877 and 1875 has just been issued by the
treasury department.:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-03
.s7,354, 7ss,72s $3.50, 759, s4s
EXPENDITURES.


1871. 1918.
Expenditures. -. So, l35. 745716 $4,O5S $50. OH
No expenditures were made on account of
the war department during the first quarter of
the fiscal year 1877, hence the apparent increase
in 1878.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-03
NATIONAL BANK REDEMPTION

NAI1ONAL BANK REDEMPTION.
The effects of the recent circular of the sec
rotary of the treasury providing that charges
for transportation of national bank notes for
redemption shall be paid by banks renting
the notes instead of those issuing them as here
tofore, have already been noticed at the de-
partment. Receipts for redemption which ran
up to a million dollars day during last Sep
TENDER have fallen off to $400, 600 today, and
most of these notes were shipped to the treas
ury prior to Oct. LIST, when the circular took
effect. The banks in neighboring cities rushed
their notes to the treasury prior to the lst of
October. and now receipts from them are very
SMALL From New York, to-day, there was but
one package of $1,000 dollars, while the re-
ceipts from that city have usually reached
100000 daily and oftentimes double that sum-
1t is thought receipts for REDEMPTION will soon
be less than 100000 daily instead of half a
million dollars as heretofore.
YELLOW FEVER AID.
The children of the public schools of this
district have contributed $1,047 for the relief
of yellow fever sufferers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-03
The Tart.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-Although this was free
admission day at the races not more than 1000
people were present. The day was beautiful
but the track two seconds slow. The stallion
race was finished Bonesetter taking two straight
heats. Summary of full race:
Bonesetter. ......................l l l
WOodfOrd MambrlnO. .................2 z
Scott 8 Thomas. 3
Time, 1850. 2.23115s, 2:23.
Hopeful then trotted three trial heats in
2:1519. 2:15, 2:l511.
The double team of Chas. B. Greeley, presi-
dent of the Jockey club, Arkansas Bob and
record of 1929, which it did, making the first
mile in 2:3lA and the second in 1884.
IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Oct. AT San Jose to-day,
starters Abbotsford Gibraltar and Monarch.
Abbotsford won the first heat in 2:251. The
second was won by Abbotsford in 2:2115,
Monarch distanced, the fastest time ever made
by stallion in California. Gibraltar won the
third beat in 2:271, and Abbotsford took the
fourth in 2:241a.
TRoTTNa AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2-Chester Driving Park,
second days trotting races: Attendance good,
weather fine.
First race-2:19 class; purse, $500; divided.
PrOtene. Observation-Disclosures. 2 l
John H.................... 2
Lew Scott. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Time-2:281l, 2:2511S, 2:2415, 2:2415.
Second race-2:29 class; purse, $500; divid-
ed; IL entries; 9 starters:
Lady Monroe. ............. 6
Convoy ........................ l.
Judge Pollard. Observation-Disclosures. 6 5 3
Fashion. Observation-Disclosures 8 2
ID Monlve. Observation-Disclosures. 8 O
Hambri Observation-Disclosures. 9 2 0
Carrie K....,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8 6 5
Bay Observation-Disclosures. 4
Muir. Observation-Disclosures. 8 9
Time-2:sO, 1924, 22s.
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RECEIPTS.

From customs SO, GAS, 424, 7e9 SO, $3.50, lss, 1853
internal revenue, 1851, 1871 2,826779, 1856
Miscellaneous. 1858, 483, 1873 846, 846 295
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DETERMINED SUICIDE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA, Oct. "A farmer named John Bes
from, Swede living three miles from here, in
Homer township, suicided by shooting and
hanging, in the woods. This morning he was
found suspended by a strap aud had apparent
ly shot himself in the mouth. Cause un-
known. He leaves wife aud four children,
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HIND CAiS dCC1OENI.

ROCHESTER, Mimi, Oct. ARTHUR Kruschky,
employed on the Rochester & Northern rail-
road, met with serious accident that resulted
in his death at IL OF clock last night. He was
coming in from New Haven on a hand car,
going about twenty miles an hour, when he
ran into a fat car and was thrown out break
ing the three bones in his right leg. His
relatives live in Iowa, and have been tele-
graphed for
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LONDON, Oct. "A cabinet council will be
held Saturday, probably to discuss Indian af-
fairs. The Daily Ne1ps in its leader says it is
probable that the advance of the army into At
ghanistan will be postponed until November
1st so that we will only be able to get as far as
Jellallabad before winter thoroughly sets in.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09
DoLD ST. on rHE sITUA rIoN
HOLDING \ fuLL HAND M ruE SENATE
-"GwINE WIN THE uIg FLEET"

4 negro was lamcntlng az the depot
over the disbandment Of the Republic
can party in Georgia.
"Dats de iust time sense Use kno'd
dem dat dey act out dere prinserpuls, -
remarked Old 81
jess li>sen at dat nowl" said the
colored jeremiah. "Goin' fshiu' hcz
added dc ole mans branesW
"Nebher mlne bont dc fi,hin' | kin
prove what sez,' replied Old 81.
"Lemme hear dat
"Weil, dc 'Pnblcans all de time
sayin' dey's dc niggcrs' bes' irien's
Well, de iust time dcy's showed up on
dat line wu, dis busiin' up dc party
an letlin' dc niggers steer der own
nathn,cs.'
"Whar dey gwine ter steer EN- n
"Ebbery nigger fer hirself, is dc way
Use shouiin'l De ribher's wide and
an de san bars plenty, but dis nigger's
botc's gwine wild dc big hcct, yer hcah
me?'
San which ways datl'
IAN do Dimmocrat channil, long
WAYS ahed an cr safe wha'f in sight |.
We'- done got dc big house IN Kuugrirs.
hol's er tull han fer dc uddrr, 'nnlf to
git picS'd up Of de krcw on dis hoic
filings him ovcibo'dc How'- dut?"
dat looks monty epidemic fer er
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09
Sherin's Sale

Dy virtue Of wriis Of Lepa,i Fscia. issued
ID ont oi the Court Of Common Pleas of Clear
6rld county, aud to me directed, there val
be exposed I" puolic sale. ~ The Court House
in the hufough of Ulesrheld on saturday. th'
l2ih day Of Januar 1878. at o'clock, y. IN
the following described real estats, TO sit
A certain tso story frame dwelling honse sitast'
IN Lawrence township. Cl-arhe'd cpnntg, Penn'a
M The tam = Gently pur hased " d fnltns frnr
James .,f, saii hut ding n,ing ~ iret iranl OF
the "a quhanna riY,t ni - foot deen. Seize I
fascn in execution, an to be spd as the propert'
Of John J. Rea'.
Trgys ~ SALr.--Ths price or sun at whiel
the property shaft he struck off must be paid IT h.
time of sale, or such cthcr arrangements made Al
~ill he approved otherwise the property will b
immediately put up and sold again at the expens'
ana ',rN 80 'sv t.-s-.- --i.-- - -.- rt'uuh "n
aud who. IN case of deficiency at such re sale
shall make good The Fanc, AMI In no instanc Ct
will tug p,ed he presenied In Court for oqndripl
ton unless tho laorey is actually paid to th,
sheriff ANDREW pENfZ. Jr..
SHEniFf's nFpicr. Sheriff.
Cleafhcd, Pa. Der. " 1871
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fNRiAL Lisr.--iist Of causes set down fo
! trial at the second week OF January to m ol
Court, commencing Monday. January gisi, 1878
o u Schoouo,er. ". :. c. nrenner. Jr.
Gideon II kinpoftr, ". Thoma. Tolier.
q srss " CALDWELL y. A. G. fi"ney.
isses q. ,,a'a1Y.l ~ N'-i,-~- s~'~-~ IS
RVoGTENDRrfssAnSsnoeH-.-s..
6tofge q. Hill. W Hill a tlsrK.
Iames l.. ilil, Jr., W liiil 4 Clark.
uduiek 4 Robson. " wi,iam. A lager.
u. II. Barrick. w. Williams 4 llagsr.
NanGerdun shepherd vs. Williams A Hager
Ludwiok a Rehisnn. ". Williams iiager.
J. NJ. Baker, vs. Willirms A llaeer.
John NJ adams. Va. Chas u. Prescott, ct. ai
trlssmnn 4 Suns, vs. isaac Gaines.
W, $. Head a Bros. VI Samuel Murphey
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William Gibson, vs.. Hiram woo1sanl
William A. rentins, ". Arnoli a llarishorn
Apdfew Shon, vs. Joseph NJ Smith,
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Willirm ". Pontius, vs. Arnold A nartshop.
jas. Mcke,hen Admir- vs. Lorfnlo Bloom.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
-sss@sy-
CLEARFlEI.D. pa
rHE REcoNelLED

rhc Piltsburg Telegraph, in alludinp
to the political marriage oi two eminent
statesmen, says;
The ooncllintion--yes, cancellation
is the word--5clwcen Conkling and
Biaine marks an epoch in history. II
Is nearly decade since the vendetta
began. Neither was II Senator then,
Some sharp words had passed between
the two, and Blaine accused Conkling
of u great many uncompimentary
things, among them that lac had taken
pay IRON the State Department for
acting Us Judge Advocate. Conkling
did not deny this, but Informed the
gentleman from Maine, in wilhcring
tones, that he would have nothing
more to do with him Tn this Blaine
replied with such epilhets as naughty
dlsdMn, 'grandloquent swell, super
eminent, overpowering, turkey .gobbler
strut, and SO fourth. This strut, be
said, had been acquired since a promi-
nent orator compared him (C0nkling)
10 Henry Winter Davis, aud then, with
dramatic stride, similar to that with
which he produced the lateiul letters
III his own famous investigation, Blane
roared out, like u bull of Dushan
Hyperion 10 u satyrl Therites to
Hercules mud to marble dunghill Ia
dlumond single cat to Bengal
tiger whining puppy to roaring
lion Shade Of the mighty Davis, for.
give the proclamation Of that jocose
salireP aud yet these men dre con
cilluted.'
The editor Of the New York Tine,
draws the following picture Of the al
most tragic scene
The two lOgs--locs only in namo--
stood near each other one day, when
the pondcrous aud oleoginous Senator
David Davis approached them, put u
pudgy arm about each, drew them to.
gelher, and said 'Oh, why should
the spirit Of mortal beproud ? why,
indeed ? said Blaine, the manly tears
coming down his cheek Have you u
strawberry mark on your left elbowY
asked Cunklug, in his deepest bass
notes. i have, have, cried the Sen
ator from Maine, sobbng violently.
Me brother Me long.lost broiher!
cried Conkling wildly. Come to me
arms + They embraced with rapture
while Senator David DAVIS, his voice
husky with emotion, hoarsly whisper.
ed, 'Blesh you, blesh you, me children.
The Senate was dissolved in tears NJ
the sight Gordon laid down the bowie
knife with which he was picking bis
teeth, and applauded violently.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

Having executed the State p,intlng and Bind.
ing for three years, We arr prepared ~ pfiat and
bind Dooka, Magazines Pamphlets. Directories,
rtc., in best slyle aad at l1west pr css. BLANK
BOOKS. sach as DocAeis, Day Books, Lsdgers.
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d. School Libfaficr. Address
PAiklOT PUBLISHING co,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

John McConaghey, aged about 66
years, left the residence OF his brother,
James, in Noycs township, Clinton
county, on tho 2sth OF November last
without giving notice of his departure.
Any one having knowledge Of his
whereabouts will confer great favor
by addressing postal card TO James
McConaghcy, Remove. Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

TmE BRAVE MAN.-Thc editor Of
the Philadelphia North American, in
speaking of the late Gordon.C Conkling
"bout" in the Senate Chamber crurifies
Gordon in this way: "Thc duelist is nc
longer hero, but murderer The
man who goes about with chip on
bis shoulder daring somebody to knock
II of, is no longer alluded to as man
Of courage. As q matter of fact ",
know that such men are not men o
courage, for we have learned that they
only solicit such men TO quarrel n,
have no reputation for personal PROV
cean
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

A patent has been taken ont upon
almost everything of value, but there
Is q fortune awaiting the man who
patents boot jack that will kill two
Thomas cats at once.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

ADVANCE IN NAIis-Thc Western
Nail Association held its usual monthly
meeting in Piltsburg on Wednesday OF
last week, and some interesting busi
ness was transacted The Association
is composed OF oil the nail manuiactur
ers west Of the Allegheny mountains
and large number of the members
were present, as II was announced that
there was likely some change in prices
would be made. Ailcrsome discussion II
was decided to advance the price ofnaili
from So. cr keg 10 s2.35, and alsc
to close all mills within the limits Of
tho Association for four Of the next
eight weeks, to curiail the production
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

Tho rice crop of this country is com
ing to the fore again. South Carolina has
an estimated yield Of 1000 ticrccs this
year, and Georgia 10000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

Senator Blaine, il 10 reported Is go
ing TO the Hot Springs Of Arkansas 10
drive the malaria out Of his System.
Mr.. Robson is going with him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

CLEAN TBEM Our The Philadcl.
phia Times, in aluding to the cheap
aud corrupt Judges who have been
showed on the bench in tho Federal
Capita, says "The committees of
Congress in charge of the affairs Of the
District Of Columbia, can't fail to ap.
preciate the necessity of prompt re-
organization OF the Judiciary Of the
District. The Judiciary antics Of Judge
Humphreys exhibited within tile last
few weeks, impcralively demand his
displacement from the bench; and il
is not doubted in intelligent circles
throughout the country, that the pres.
ent judiciary of the District was or.
ganized more in the interest Of party
than in the interest of public Justice.
1t is one OF the many blotchcs OF lh,
tidal wave OF party passion that was
bred by war and reconslruction, aud
the honor Of tho nation requires that
the temple of justice in the Capita
should be cleanscd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09
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aciion the average reader Of to-day looks to
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CoURr PROCLAMATION.

COURT PROCLAMATION.
WnEnrAs, Hon. Q. A. MAYER, President
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
the Twenty-df,h Judicial District, composed Of
the counties Of ClearGeld, Centre and Clinton
aud Hon. ArnAN 0GpkS and Hon. NIscESr d
HoLr, Associate Judges of Clearheld county
have issued hcir precept, 10 me directed. for the
holding Of Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyci
and Terminer, aud Court Of General Jail Deliy.
cry, at the Court House at clearheld In and for th,
county Of Cearleld, commencing on the second
Monday, the 1iih day Of January, 1873
and to continue two weeks.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to ths
Coroner, Justices oithe Peace, and Constabss
IN aud for said county Of Clearield, TO appear u
their proper persous, with their Records, Rolls
[nqusitons, Examinations, and other Remem'
brnnces, To do those things which TO their oiices
and 10 their behalf, pertain to be done
BY an Act Of Assembly, passed the sth day o.
May, A. D. 1854, Il is made the duty Of the Jus
tiees Of the Pence Of the several counties Of thi
Commonwealth, 10 return 10 the Clerk OF th'
Couit of Quarter Sessions Of tho respective
counties all the recogniEances entered intp beior'
them by any person or persons charged with th'
commission Of any crime, except such cases Al
may be ended before a Justice Of the Praco, IN
der existing laws, at least ten days before th'
sommencement Of the session of the Court :,
which they are made rciurnable rcspeciivey,and
in all cases where any reeugniEanees arc entered
into less than ten days before the commencement
If the session to which they arc made returna
hle, the said Justices are to return the same IL
the saue manner as II said act bad not beer
passed.
GIVEN under my band at Clearfold, this l0tt
day Of December, in the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy seven.
deel0ie ANDREW PENTZ, jr, Sheriff.
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miscellaneous.

n r77r7l Is not easily earned In these times, but
MHI II can be made 10 three months by an,
W.T. one Of either sex, 10 any part Of the
country Who Is willing 10 work steadily ut thu
smrioymcni that We furnish. sdd pcr week .n
your avn town. You noyl nos he away from
hpmc Hysr nighL YOU uaa give yaur whole tliue
..A s..
s~s~.S- AacaaanQnu -
nee. Adtresf At opcc, n. nAbLHff' q fos
April ~, 1871 lJs Portland, Maine.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09
History of thc Lale Civil war

From Lea ling Actorl 10 the Cabinet In the
Field. in the Forum, North and South
lrg7~ Ttis feature Of the PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY TIMES alone will make one Of the
most Enter aiming aud Instructive Volumes m
he UNWRlTTEN RECORDS on THE LATE
VAR that las ever bton given to the Nation
While ibesc contributions viii be free from al
sec,arlan tone, they vii be written from the yari-
ous rapjpoins Of The respective authors ami
ner their proper names.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED 10 the history Of
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