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, 1880-05-01
HEAVY JUDGMENT. >, ..
TIE CONSOLIDATED r1nE-HxTINdulAilkn QoA-

Ono Of tho hoaV!ost. II mot tho heaviest, judy
metts over entercu tn tho stAto Courts, Of this
county was entered yesterday, 1t was judy
nent by confession In favor Of W. N. Frpw,
administrator, a1,d a4afnst tho Consolidated
F1ru-ExtInRutsher Co1upauy, aud WIS for tho
Buin OF flo6 4G7. The nutO waa originally nlado
for $ls7,00 ut rfttsburH. dated April ID, lSs0,
ss :s$ $ss $sy r.; w. IS rs i$s $s:s <
nnS fs y he ~, ss 11 a f9r 1da t
:. Deputy. y.shurlii j. II. nurko matlo tho levy for
tho iarxost ioyy iaatlo since Sheriff llunmann'ss
Gotnpany i situatea it No. al7 south bcspancs
I'D to tic Sors e 81 aSoat oo 1 wo1Huaa ansasca
lid ot Ut ali lEo tnx sl,eir | ja u s,,idpaly
takon away from thorn. but ti'ok tiolr nils.
5ccrlnR ouch successive onG Ut tho uthoE work.
mon III he calt,o from tho building; At last
whon tho ora,ad Dispersed a1,l wont home.
gos.xs ,!iI@xas', @ ri osnoral apxSS ;, a,d
Ho,lso, whero hu rt,sIdes. Tho aontIe'aan hid
rctire1 rather cnrty, howoyUr. and declined
y ta iho psse to soon md I'll what f' Is kaow ae,t
oonooriiing tho 1,ldYlnunt, aad Tho loyy growing
out ct i: ,Ss It wss leas,Su' howeyer that sho
Flow, os rItts!us9,. who wus Ut ono tIn.o .'no uf
so sa VIC 6ooasae u,da at
found 4 necessary n nrsior TO sottlo up Affairs,
nHo of III assignment BY tho Dabcock FIre.Ex-
tang!.isltor C.,nRany, whose pntenta and build;
coinyamy. u was not Thought ut tho ttino, thstt
5 INV 4 sssSsssisp ,SsT Il II. I i y
, 1880-05-01
TRADE AND LABOR,

Unsettled Condition Of Affairs at tho
Iselloyille. h4l1.. Conl.TIlE,es-ScrIois
DIsturbaiiceH Approtondel-rlao Vu1-
cnn Iron"Wartzs. '''''*
Spsetat Dtspatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune. s;'"'
ST. Lotus, Aprllso.-A meeting of operators
III thu Dellevlll4 mining region WIS held to-
day, Mt which 1t was decided to make final
stand against tho constantly increasing dc.
n'ands Of the miners, and control the labor III
q buslness-'1kc nlanner or abandon tho field.
1t Is proposed to,intr0li'co labor-saytng min.
chlnery in spite OF threats lnade, mud
Gov. Cullom has written letter, to
tic Sheriff Of st. Clair County
advising lin to take steps to prevent further
unlawful demonstrations. Trouble is anticl-
pated when tho operators net upon their
present resolve. They say that most OF the
miners arc penceable, but that tho intimittil-
ton Is largely CAUSED BY tho efforts OF n fow
wor1k,nsn brought on from the Pennsylvania
Ti!s Vulcan Steel Works, which 1,ayo bcen
partly, tdlc becanso Of labor troubles, IT.
'u"eo " 4e ~ Il 'taay tr.tsy. 4.,oesa.ta 1rs,.
:. ST., Louis, April 3o.-Tho unsettled condi-
t!0n Of affairs Mt and near Belluvlle, III. aud
tt!!!|r9agl,oat the eoal.!n!n;ng districts Il S.:
oporators seems likely to lend to serious
Disturbances. For Il long tlme past tic coal
u1EBGrB Ailfu been receiving four cents per
btsllel for mining. They hayo worked
but eight hours per dRy, and
have restricted tho output to fifty.
bushels 1'er day per lnaT. OtEer Restrictions
hi!vo MEsu bcell adopted and enforced by tho
!ai1.ers, until tug operators says tue Miners'
ULin, practically controls their business.
I.jley ltavo BECOME tired OF this, and assert
that tlloy Intend to break 1t up: With this
View they have formed Il combination, or ell-
tered Into MI agreement, to close tho mines
simultaneously, nlld tomorrow. night Will
probably see nll tho coal mines In st. Clnir,
mud perhaps tn Madison County, closed, not
to he opened agatn until TIC l.ilNers Rgreo
to tho 0perators' terllis. WlAt these terms
will be- GAnnUt now be said, sbMt probably
riglt to transact .ithooir business ard con.
tr0l tht1r property in tiIolr-- tWn way.
Tho miners l.aY0 assumed q. tllrcatell-
Ing attitude, hl,l nn outbreak Is
npprellen1etl. Coy, Culiolrl, Of Illinois, Inns
bgell advised Of th9 situation, md trtlay sent
Sheriff Weber, Of st. ClRlr County, Official iii
structl0ns to uso ovcry means ~ Ills power to
protect property and proseryu tho pence; also
10 tako every precautloil possible to prevent
Alyiccs from Delleylllu lnte tonight arc
charged their men to-day, closet. tlletr pits,
and TINT all tho operators who aEe members
OF the Coal Exchange will take the same nc
ttOn t0-nOrruW. Operators who do not bp-
long to tlo Coal Exchange, or whnt Is known
as tho pool, will cpttlnlle work. Tho lhtlers
fuel tMecnsod at the turn things have taken,
but 50 fur thore lfG no Indications 0t All nut
break Or my evidence that ylole1lcc will bo
rcHUrtcd To. -
, 1880-05-01
A CHANCE FOR JAMES.

cpsttas UUpaseH 70 TN U"Eea90 7Ft90H*s
NEW YoRll, Aprll 30.-1t is now tho go,,-
eral opinion among tho Republicans hero
that, III caso Of Ger. Keys withdrawal from
tho Cablnet, Postmaster james will be ap-
pointed Ills successor. Mr.. James says lo
him. Now York would bo sorry indeed to,
lose him, and 1t Is urged upon lin, that .iu'
case Of u change III the .pnl1ttcal
status Of the Government ~he wou!Il
bv soon be out at. Washington: but, OIL the
other hand, It is eh|9I..",ff!' eh|'I. james could do
much to perfect Il postal system Ut the
country, MMt lliat the change Ut uel,0-
cratie nIpsfdent is SO slight that no man need
hqslt4tB 81. that account. Tho best-inf0r1neA
ldllef fs that. It appointed, 1lr. JaMes will
'9egept the Cablnet position Which he is 80
nble 10 hOnor1Ib!y I'LL.
, 1880-05-01
THE COUNTY-BUILDlNG.

TwENrY-roult prisoners nre to be sentenced
In tho Crtntnnl Court this morning.
Two PRISONERS were sentenced in the
Criminal Court yesterday morning. John Nc
MRhnn, for larccny, WIS sent to tho House or
Correction fur blk months; anl Lizzie Mellon. 4
young Indy who bud ulrcRdy boen convicted
seven times, md whu has thu reputation Of be-
Ing tho must sktllful sA1plifter III tho West, w.a
sentenced to two years Iii tito pcnitentiary.
THE rasn of taxpayers at tho County Trcas-
nrsr's office Waa Sory iycy sosterany; tl.e o',Se i
is' tut Il I'll rcnehea u se5oeMGclnE ss sS ucr u
10 further. accommotlnto tnxpnyoss those who
pny up to-lny will be exempted from tho pennl-
t. nrissng nftcr April ID.
DEiIJry. .s,lEntFP sEh1uMAN, brought into tho
Miller, whom he i,ul nrrested on H. chargo at
dubt. Tho Doctor owed Il pnrty $lB1.15, and
ys 4Sar as hs s w sss h9 s tSo Sa ysy
however, started to renove him from tho coni-
fortab!e aartess q str: lo1msnM r. t tho ~
he xe'ikcns ind, ;lrawiag i tino' fat rsll ot
bills frln hfs pocket, settled tho account and
depMrted.
THE hulk OF the t,mo in tho Criminal Court
Suck md his son Joseph, on u chnrKo Of stei!Ing
four cows from IlI4ll IlA11lgl Hermann leterd
ying g. o rk css + T., shS Ssfsso rs
oncr 10 tcstlfy In favor 0r tho SON. md tue vito
OF tho son to gIvo eyiloneo. o1. tho sido nf tho
fathor. but tho Court r.tcd that thor eyitionco
wna not RlnItBslblo. Tllc eslxe WIS KlvDli t0 tho
jury, with Instructions to bring III u scaled vGr-
dict.
T,tE Grand jury hearl thirty cases ycstors1uy,
,, nrapgg ~ sssc t,so n Fu at u ,rta,t or @
r." ,tnw ,xns ia tnii"t,n.,nt utlv"nf sovnnI,.
~ fns;n v nrIt1"r mi iius,i"tt.; r 1,u1tSt ~,
ot,xr,,na ~ t,rIi0rv ,,.,,t cnrr,,ntinn IN rv,,r
ms'ntsv IL .iohu 4. Wc1Elcr. n irvnI,.u IL uiiws,
Mnrm;'s tx,Irt. to irtiuencu hIs .cyison. Twonty.
eiVht Witnesses aro to bo callcts by Tic pnscui,-
n r. ,a5,st rnS t,."mv ,t',rrhv arG Wiiiom ~ T,,
t'dnaa ~ ~ l"cfinm n III 81 III trc"m.t ~ thn
ast, u WI ~ tti X 49,. 1tni ltIan ra,.iu ~ %
ha nrnrn nrv eriin,s, ~ i,kamE liz t.m ~,
II ttov I'm rnH ,vh"t f,,e in,var t,rt iii viii
~ soy 1oy} y}tnts & fhn.r 9t"ir t,,ii"t,n,"t ~ rr
, 1880-05-01

Program Of IIls Reception In Spring.
flolJs

Program Of His Reception In SPRING.
fold.
gp<stni Dispatta to Ths Chtedoc 7rtbuna
srntHor1ELp, H., April 3o.-Thu Com
mttteo Of Arrangements for Gen. Grants re-
ceptlon noxt week. met to-day, 4 large nuIn-
bcr OF other citizens being present Tho
necessary sub-comtnitteos ,wero appointed
md tic program agreed upon in outline. On
tho arriyal Of Gen. Grant and tho Reception
Committee Tuesday afternoon, aaluto Of
twcnty-one guns will be fired by Battery. II.
Tlla uarty will be escorted to tho Executive
eonpenlcs ot the Fifth regiment Of the
l!Iinois Natloual Guard, members Of
t1!o We,o,6a1 Grand ,{A Army n Of tl'o Ropq6ic a,
Grant and putty will be entertained by
9ioy: Cullom Tlestay evening. md Will spend
"Wednesday mbrntng In receiving friendly
ea1ls nnd visiting tho Lincoln Monument At
p II; gel'sral RECEPTION wll By lleltl at tll9
there by procession, md received by tho
Mayor ntH Common Council, when Gen.
John n. Phlmcr Will deliver the address Of
Wr3C0Mp.
No arrangements have yet been made for
Wednesday evening,
, 1880-05-01

partmnnt for SUMO tlne pnst. hns bcon promoted
to tho position OF Htorckccpcr.
Co!hEcron llAnvEy's oalec wns crowded with
from this soufcp nxgreaattne ts,tSI.
TIM t, s s fss'Ps sy ycstssz vt. lz
spirits. sa'as4 FOR tobaeoo a!n' cis4rs, and s''G'
s4usS s:ssas sys, @ s sE:s ! IS ss
ihE saxsy hs rSS3 5spSsts tt 5 so % @ s .{, Gf
haa lneii aroused to prevent frauda 8tit tho
rovcnuo. y
5t mn spsfGa' ns e tsS its%s sas~sx yfstSez III z
e., two eaecs musical Instruments: 1iurloy s
iros., is' ono ] cse hsiery; W,iso,, iros ono ] caso
sts,ments; slanslci l3tS's., one caso dry Ktstls.
THE Federal olliccs wcro in tho greatest con.
fnslDn yesterday over moving operations, and
of racking boxcs: Mnny Of tho records and otd
1 sS Weck ahss .ic "w o'ess Ge w e Ii no eter
il i condition e he eecupied Tho SnG-1rcasary
'lay. Thu lnternal,I Iscye,,,,n department Will
at tho usuAi hour MOntlny.
TnE new Government, 1,ut!l'ng, will to tho
nltl, loc,tion oce!,pcl BY tho GnItcd. States
Custo,.- -llo!iae: un to alo,lt lAv Il y,!s
ii. Nnlle Rtrcat,. letwcen LAku md Wator, a1,l
IL November, 1s60 with tho other o'''cca tho
E nv We spea rir Sy a the as
After tho tire with. tho othor uiilccs it fn,stl
pce it Congrcss 1fall, C',.lgrcss strHct where,
rcatly, 1iearly two ycnrs Inter The DISTRICT
Court WIS iocntGti prustous to fK's In tug old
Exchange 1lulldlnH, corner OF Lake ind CEurk
IN TINT II nntCt IN tim
, 1880-05-01

nound-trir tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs, md Pueblo may bo found on salo at
Chicago and nil other coupon points On line OF
tho Chtcago, flock IsiRnd & pacIho from May
to Oct. 81. 1880. Passengers can procure tholr
tickets via Kansas City, Council ulufYs, Lenyen-
worth, or Atch!son via this line, and havo choice
of routes beyond, or :hoy Gnu 20 via ono route
and buck another.
There ts but ono change Of cars botween Chi
cAgo and Denver anu Pueblo, and nil changca
aEo mado In Union dopots. palaco dining cars
aro attached to through express trains, In which
meals nro served at T6 cents each.
For further particulars call At our city office,
&c Clark street, or ut depot oiiicc, hcad of La
Smile street. E. Sr. JoHN,
General Tlckct mud Passenger Agent.
, 1880-05-01

1ou, n >,oo,u ia ot tho Art,,orv ,,,o-,o1
ao"H H. .'toohH 10 Nv s'.o *At"'o'5 "Hc"
Woa,spfi' % kucsi a ,ao Aems iiouso, and Se ae.
s1r'etln9 theretfotn <io chsi1' Moorn coniesscss
but says he was Intoxicated md soarcoly know
"na' ne "as "o'ne' no promises 'es''nnou.
DENNIS tAttAaltAN was arr'l1gncd beforo
Justice prlnAIyllo yesterday chnrgcd with
11r,, na,,tr.,..,lr ,,.1,f,,f,,ror .i,tr.. 1,,si.
,',...'," .,,.'s.s ~. as C.M..' eus
hroke into his ,pluco aud stolo = quantity or
Eonus. ~ Sns WIZ ne'u oser " hne Cfllnttal touft
,,,,....., - ~ > .1s,.. ,>,..o, u,o,,.. ,,u,..
FMEnE ", H!nAnsitAW, ! n colorea woman. lirinF
ad at NJ H IL a yssssya arxsa % I'd
isHaa i.,' ! dress h'ade q sreea s!d Sisek sIik:
april 10 by. burglars frn. tho store OF I. q.
T hs nnkinE u @ fG c's m eSpen X En-
yet succeeded In nrresting tho hurglars.
snw Wts. tn this n!ty n 1nt .wit,llI.1 n,st nf lin
9! his hard -enrned money. He bus . worthless
go Kol4,bolring bond To show for big i.,vest-
tnetlt. Henry uow4rt1, acondence n.sl1. csMtEtlt
bepos, vas yesterday iinee,l sIoo 6y Justice WIZ
tt9n that b. !eaye ton !iSnry wams n. a.,
aeter found tn Williams company, was asscsscd
$l0 nnd costs,
:1osrpn WALL. n htphwavmnu ami hurrlor
Wit, hns served twt terms Mt 1nict. wI.s f.st
r,tght caught burTlartxf1,H tic storu of Ilay /
i'rcntiss nj No. IL CaMn STREET, dealers il, br,;ss-
furnishing goods, UIi-cups. c,c, El,tr,.,lcp wns
ciYcctcti IT. l.rrnkInw IL ntnt, ri rmsa nt Nm IN
Wnphfnrft,n Street. wfiit,f umvn fho h1rs,tar
rcnIIy sctss tr, tho renr NJ tt1, etorf. nif3r"r w
Il iuhns,1n win trnrcIs thc fnat snsy hin n1nvi.
fnr ni,ntt fnaI1o lin stnrt, nil rt%nunizi;,, hin
M firf wmifti ut ti,n fi,,nr 1lntji f1', rnr.,n
md thon arrested him. Nothing was tukcn.
WnltS "pal.' who WIS waiting for hlM Oh tho
outs!dot managed to escape.
A y0,,y1 r,,G,an u1vtnp hta rame es 1nhn
s;nrns onforcsi Fiji tssfnna aajnnm NJ n In cnr.
MR. nf f;l@rE and Vmn I1rn,, sSracss NJ ss:n inst
"voni,r' nni nntnrcd shnrtiv th"roa M ftSr lin IN
81 n;,mrrei ,vfth snt,n ntHnr un,sao"s ~ +,
fho rnnfn.. Hv wnw NJ aho,nfnw ,sybnt
n bnit man m .yas at"rns ss,lr,,y !"
rcyoiyrr. and iire1 Two shnfs mia liz tar' WITH
H." ' scsnrd ngtnTTu T ~ tctxs H. fsnfx
Illuminating ainnv I,r rrnst"i MI, nnti inck III t1
IN II liz Apn,nrv Fs,,n ,,,,...rs r ftn,n mnn
tho nrsnoor II Wns n.nnrt"inti tSnt hn mna XIV
.x;AnouT : q clock yesterday afternoon Mrs. Asa
Wi!cnx. living ut NO. lus4 Prtrte avenue, lind
UCcts!On to 10 Into tho basement OF her house
to nrcrsce sone work In progress thore. and
upon returning tu tlie parlDr ithr. f0ltftl bur-
, 1880-05-01

FonrY THOUSAND poLLA1ts in gold wore dis.
bursed yesterday.
FIVE r,t0uaAkp DOLLARS In silver wcro paid
out, aud $8, 000 iu thu saIuo cotu r1cslyctl.
TIN totul receipts from informal rpvcuuu In
tho District Of Ch!caXo tor tho month Of April
were *9yl ,t.l.
IHx employees on tho new Custom. House worc
paid oH yesterday. Thoy woro lN iu number,
aud lruW cut $t,4{H.
q, II. llAMisx, who haa been in charge of tho
Wholesale stamps III tue lAlerlnll lteyepue Uo-
, 1880-05-01

Tho Board Of Education Of District No. 2,
Hyde 1'ark and LIKE, held meeting yesterday
morning ut tho Pullman schon-hot1sc, with nll
tho members present. Mr. IrtIs Coy WIS reEleot-
ell President OF the Hoard, md Mr.. r. L. KINNEY
WIS reelected Secretary.
A committee wins appointed to report on tho
Alv!Eabtllty Of crcctIng now school building ut
tho Stock fArtls.,.t -
, 1880-05-01

WAsntsoToN, D."O., April So.-Ths In
junction caso OF tie Atluntlo & Pacific and
Western Un!on, Telegraph Companies
against the American Union Telegraph Con,~
pany, affecting tha right OF tho latter Conl-
pany to erect It's llnss upon certain streets OF
Washington City, and oyor the long bridge
over the Potomac River, and upon tho I'ent-
sylvanta lsa!lroal, thence to Alexandria, VII,
was argued yesterday bofuro Judge lIagnar,
Of thu Supreme Court; District Of Columbia.
, 1880-05-01
LARGE PROFITS.

There was sonlc lively trading at tho Chi
cago Grain md Provision Exchange, Nos.
129 alld 194 Clark street, during the pnst
week, and many OF the operators realized
handsome returns. Tho facilities offered at
tlifs p1acc nre unrQunlctl, and its popuarity,is
shown by tho crowds III attendance at tic
daily SESSIONS,
, 1880-05-01

special term, and decided in favor OF tho
American U1iion Company. Tho Court per.
1ntts tho American Union lines to be erected
atr,ictetI rs rot to produce substantial injury
TO tic lines OF tho Western Union ind Atla1l-
lie & Pacific Telegraph Companies
, 1880-05-01

4 number of gentlemen gnthoEod yesterday
evening In elub-room No. ! Of the Ur1anl }n-
ciilo Hutel for tho purl.uao Ut testing tho Quai-
HcatioEs VI Il water pr,olnx compound invent
Cd BY Dr. Mead, Ut this city. and knowu w bis
, 1880-05-01
COLORADO EXCURSION,

Tho Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy Railroad
Company Will commence hay l, 1880, and con-
ttnsto during tho season tho sate Of frst-class
excursion tickets from Chicago and local points
to Denver. Colorado Springs. and Pueblo by six
t6) different routes. These tickets will ba good
going West Within fifteen Gl6l days FROM tato Of
sale. and to return until Oct, following. Pull
1nan palaco-cArs aro run by this CompAuy from
Chicago to Council Bluffs, Topeka, nud Kansas
City, Tortnlng line with but ono change Of cars
to Denver and Pueblo. Dining-cnrs aro at
tached to NIL through trims, In which meals can
hp obtnlned nt tho reasonable price Of IL cents.
, 1880-05-01

The E!drettgo Sewing h1achlne.-It leads
the world, and Is tic best for you to buy.
Sold OIL monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-05-01

The moth will not Attaak fabric TINT is packed
IN BUCK l. ltnyncr'H Moth powtlor.''
, 1880-05-01

". T. S0uLE & CO.,
100 In Salle atrcut. Select quiet oco for Rrntn-
dcaiors In small Or large amounts. Gull or wtIto
for circulars,
, 1880-05-01

I4He&: Our highest artista In dentlstrys Tho
McChcsnoys beyond doubt, though but $9 a set
, 1880-05-01
CLOTIaING.
NAVx4AANA%
SPRING 1
ANNOUNCEMENT!

JAMES WILDE,
JR., T. CO., corner
State and Madison
sts., lead the r rade
in the manufacture Of
Boys: and Children's
Clothing.
Every C arm ent
guaranteed as repre-
sented or the money
refunded We al
ways keep the New
est and Mobbiest
Styles for Boys and
Children.
Compare OurClOth-
ing with all others for
Style, Workmanship
and Low Prices,
Faultless Fit, Honest
Work, Extra Style.
Every effort will be
made to please our
patrons.
, 1880-05-01

to tho judges, This resolution wis adopted. mud
tho Committee adjourned subject to tho Gull Ut
tho ChIAjrtnnn,
, 1880-05-01

cHlChG0'S DIAMOND MART.
We have one lnr9o 1ewe!ry house that for
yonrs has nado tho importing OF reilly raro and
cholee diamonds speciality. Wo Gun hcnrtily
recommend all wanting such goots to u. uytnan
& Co., Suite ind Madison.
, 1880-05-01


: .CURHY-SuNnaiD3E-At Valparaiso, Ind, Jan
e. lRA, by tha kev. Mobert Deer, L1wellyn CnrTT
Esq. md Ltllle u. 6HtbrllX0, both Of Ehteo10.
, 1880-05-01

Tnn bG beautifully, tlIEtl
CLEANED, md HI :Sa r.
IAt tttttiAy vIIUns4s4 4HJk >
l,ressel C. u. u rSs{a
Mrl.4AINs hV sdista-
and xut Wc.t .14s
1st4.,ChIraaxy. - -
I4h-st., VI. 1.1u!st s.uSA
II. U.-I.Ailes'l,I.s,*'';
10, Dyed AAa cleaA'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-04

ELABORATED LoYdrY,-The Judges
of the Supreme Judiial Court of Maine
are now about to bdasked by the Flu
sion Legislature togive another er.
pdrte opinion upon a hypothetical state.
ment OF facts, withht evidence or ar
gument from the other side. The
Fusionists are NOR modest than the
Republicans in tb number of their
conundrums; tho PROFOUND only FIVE,
while their comRtitors sent in TWEEN.
ty-seven, which, aded to the fourteen
they fooled ex-Goernor Garcelon into
forwarding, make forty.one. As the
Judges have don so much guessing
already, they may feel that they are
being ovcr.workeoin this particular
line. IL is to be boped, however, that
they will recognizehe Fusionists sufli.
ciently to answer these last queries,
and that the Response win be accepted
MS an end Of the wlplc business.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-04
STORMS.


Stanley Woodward, a member OF the
prominent Democratic family of that
name in Luzerre, last Fall voted for
Henry NJ. Hoyt, the Republican can.
didate for Governor on purely personal
grounds. The result was storm
around Stanley Wtodward's head.
A few days ago Governor Hoyt fill
ed vacancy in IN Additional Law
Judgeship by appointing his Demo
cratic friend, Stanly Woodward there
to.
Was it storm that followed ?-or a
haricdHeP Thee has been wrath
enough among tie Republicans of Lu-
zerne for a dozen of either.
Stanley Woodward never WINGED.
Denounced in m,ny quarters, still he
did not open his mouth. He knew he
,u
pemocrauc WOODWARD TO do, and
bumped bis back accordingly.
Governor Hoyt isinouldcd in differ
cnt fashion. Read what he writes or
ro,bor Lo,, ho w,;,. 20 he s.;.na
w,s 30
"oodwaru, uhuer lhelhnuehce oil the
storm he (Hoyt) is tr'ing to brave;
HARRISBURG, Jmuary 9. 1880.
Colonel Stanley Woododrd;
Mn DkAh M & olh'I nave 'nis uay Ut
s;on no AJdi,;onai =, yVI Id oV ns ,ho
several courts of LuErne county,
am reluctant TO Modify in any way
the satisfaction Wit which confer
.nls snort NOR Term 1l pulelal o9ty upon
sav @ 10 Won that Il 4 ssnad @ % . a@a;nst @ ,ho No
earnest and deep.seaed conyictlons Of
valued friends, politically, and both
their right and m, own inclination
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-04
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

nN and after Monday, August 4th, 1879,
" the passenger trains will run daily Except
Sunday between Red Bank and DriftwoOd, as
follows
EAsTw wARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsburg
s;55 a. m; Red Bank ll:l5i Sligo Junction 1898
New Bethlehem 1895 p. m; Maysville 1880
Troy 112j Brookyile 1885 Fuler's 300 Roy
nodsville 2;22; Dubois 2;59; Summit Tunnel
Slb; Penheld S42 Weedville 4O5; BeneBette
4,3l arrives at Driftwood at $40.
WEsTWARD.--Day Mailleaves Driftwood
1920 p. M; BeneEette l;05; Weedyille 1880
PenGeld 1i46; Summit Tunnel 2:l0 Dubois 2:25;
Reynoldsvile asa Fuller's S;lO; Brookvlle 1888
Troy S;54 Maysville 4;l4j New Bethlehem 4iSo
Sligo Junction 5;l2; Red Bank $50 arrives at
Pittsburg at SOC p. m.
Ess- The Reynoldsyillo Accommodation leaves
Reynoldsville daily at 1855 a. nj and arrives at
Red Bank at 1850 q. m, Pittsburgh at 1880 p. m.
Leaves Pittsburgh at 2;l5 p. M; Red Bank at
5:55p. nj arriving at Reynoldsville at s:O5 p. m.
Close connections made with trains on p. a Il
Railroad at DriftEood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCARG0, Gen1 sup't.
A. A. JACKSON, Sup't L. q. Div.