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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

NOTICE Thousands Of WATCHES have bean
IL kent in order by me during the last thirty
wears They are a perfect to-day as when manu-
fsctured. Wen made Watches WILL with care. Last
indefinitely II attended to by an experienced per-
Son. r. JENSEN. BIB Pennsyivania sos. ausS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
HEADQUARTERS.
AO9 Fourteenth Street.

gkiIlfui treatment for Sick or Lame AMI
naIs Honorable dealing with the owners. ~ -
to our care. -te s.+Est
oct16 RORST SMITH Il CO
, 1880-07-27
evening Mt D'ctoek to take suitable action IN
frgNr'l L, his death. al the friends Of the
dGcGascl are requested 10 be present.

evening Mt b'ctoek to take suitable action IN
frgnrt L, his death. All the friends Of the
decreased are requested To be present.
Mr.. r. W. Wu,lsw0rtil, for some time past
Contracting Agent IT tho EI,fcngp. MfIwul,-
ket Il st, Paul Railroad Company lii this
city, l,as fteell appointed tielmral Land Cum
missioner Of Tint Company for Chicago. Mr..
Watswortt left last evening on n tour Of III
sEectfOn over those portions of tho AfilWatl-
keH Il st. Paul tn Which 1nnd.grnnts are III.
tuc1leal. Afr. WadswOrth fs n gentleman Ut
Rreat ability and Judgment. and particularly
we'll q,talilled for tlle responsible duties Ut
Its new pusitlUll.
Mr. y. II. II. Clark, General Manager Of
the Union l:lcLi'c ltattrend, was IN the city
yesterday, nttl left last evening by the N0riIi-
western for his hentlQnnrtersnt Umnla. For
some til,c t,ast. Mr.. Clark las hecn unable
10 attend % the duties Of his. pnsitIon on a:
c0u!lt Of tt-tlealtll pr1duce!l by too ctIerKettH
application u business. liz Inns now HMill-
ciGntIy recovered to resume the duties of his
position. A[r; Clark says tcrt. ix no truth IN
lilo rsl,oss about changes l,l the t,lanage-
'inent Ut his rhad. The gentlemen til chnrg1
Of tile various geIleral departments wrre
now 80 well Hlsteti III the duties of their IT,
spective tA,sttiDus, alld f,ntl dune SO well DUR
Ing Ills absence, that there would be m 1,c-
cesslty for Ills oycrwurkiEg himself nKa1n.
, 1880-07-27

lnncE,cs Of !lowers poured lnsn Paris ut tmt
ilIu"; Tlr impnlnttoh within twenty lragnes
'yot 'Iy t 's mt, r",,s s,yryisu II i r, ,s u.a Ill., t
tile1l Rarlnl!tls Of vines. The Inrn wnfk'd 10
Tho right, tho women to the lett, M! ectwrr.l
them the youth, WHO wcrc nrl'ltd VII! sal1res
i ,IeH q to ni!srcs "a d, ia'n'!heatre S %as
eteeso eIeeS. w. Aftef ,a' liz 'S cpvntion l'a
pnccd itself, leobespiierrn arrived: .lressyt!
q, s1iorny!ls h"Hauet for,Ari u flowers Nm! WA
10 hnrn W = i.,,,,.stSr eaiiIei Atfisi''; Il ti,e
cnnclnsinl Ut whleli proeet'!lIn the statau OF
M M,Ta to Sfosf Msn 'i,ft If srs nv W'f' , '"ss
Tha crSwd s % cried "Vivs Ii.il,espierro! /" wlliic
every eye wns i'xnl On li!n,: l'nt tfM Gov.
vcntlon beenns le..!nI,ls of such A.. 1t; nr1attor;
e % III liz esssS sens;ax wis s Gfs sessrass G "0a A
this beca,ne the religion or NIL ltruncn. II
aIsu exteiHlei 70 .tipr,nn'y., THY reopls
wanted n god, md, In the nrtlent tfiirs fur
Ilohcsptrrre WINS M,lressptl III Il Messiah.
Tho constellation. llotsp!rrse WIS then dis
covered In the lrnyeis; but tlIls stnr Ho9sl
tlfsappearrtl anil With 1t RnfMsI4srre ntld the
ylnliy and of tllo.gott,tess of J,cnSt,a. n tho
excitement of tho present moment tile 1eegll
0f Terror arises before ils IN account Ut tho
revival Of the ,nrlntry 0f circumstances COLI
IlGtlGll Win tllt StDkIkH VI LlG 4NSl4Nt
wl,Iel, event II. tn be rol!lmc1nomtmi. with
Rrnnt honor at the cDmfhg national fGtc
WHEN tho nrl,,y II f, receive LIS Hugs.
The atlelnpt Of 1tobcsplcrra to make Ills
religion famous by
THE woRx1Su or MIRACLES,
which for 4 tiulu WIS 50 successful, In not
without lMt.ntors Mt tho present duy, Thu
Sisters OF IN Providence, In Sn,,los, recently
concluded 10 try thu experiment III their lit
til yillngc, near the Forest Ut Eontatnef,lrau.
Of the children under their cargc, they cnili.
mencrl operations h5' spreading tic fGpnrt
tint supernatural UGctIrlrHces nf every tt-
seriptiOn were continually occurring in their
Of the institution soon put ~ end to these
tlHSts tlos e1ss wi sssfa sn 0S Sc "Sa % tt
persons clarEtHl with thu ett.!entiU1t ol yolulE
inoral srrise by Inducing theM to belieye III
pretended ,ntrieles, of WHICH renso,! t!lsais-
proves; aud, wllerests, OH the olat ut June.
the Sisters Of tho Convent Of Sa1nols, III per-
s,,adinE ths children co"'l.ed t. their t sars
soans KY XIX llS'Sla,v8 sG ant Ho w% a?'z0 /
n dove ,pierc.tl with, a, sword. l.ayo
coinmi.tc p1!blic sea.,tl.'l tn ~, establish.
Is LIT I. SECOND editiun Of lis inystIticason Of
the Virgin, reported to llnye descended on
the 15th Of Alny If plai',-tree I'll th9 garden
q tie sne istitHlot' woSo frit tofe
eidcd for tho future that the Sisters III tho
Convent OF Sallots slall not have anything
to do with miracles, without tic authority Of
the Administrative Cenn.tsslntl Of tho instl.
Thia resolution Is sonlewl,nt like ii! oll II.
| scripton III 4 remote cemetery Of Paris,
whiei, IS ay follows: MY Or,ler Of tho King
Gotl Ls not allowed to perform miracles iii
| fserhnna II u,ny sprm tr{vfnf In rncnrtl
, 1880-07-27

Mr.. James Gard tns becn appointed agent
OF thu Illinois Central lslIlr0ad ut Otto, ILL.,,
iii p'uce Ut 4. ID. unyy, resigned.
Mr.. q, r., Nutter has been appointed
Trutllu Alanngpr Ut tho indianapolis, Decatur
IL Springfield ltuiEsioa.f. lla wilt hnve ge.,-
elul supurv!slon Of tlle freight aud passenger
trAll!g.
Mr. Day X. Smith has resigned hia position
rs Muster OF Transportation OF the Illinois
AtdlnNd lsailraa,l alld tho plnce has been
filed by tho appointment Of Alr. II. W. 0s.
burn as Acting Muster.
Tl,y Ge,lornl Freight Agents OF the roads
leading Gust from this city held a meeting
yesterday fur tho purpose Ut taking some nc-
tim tO fAellftntU trill,sfet business Tho
roads not holng all represented no detlntt ac-
ti0ll sYas t.lkGIl.
Tho Chicago Il Northwestern Railroad
Company, Ike tla Milwaukee Il 81. knnl,
Will sell r0,lMl-trlp tlrkets fronl Chicago to
Milwaukee, ntld rnturn fHr 81, .goo4 10 returl,
any t!Mle, nIso rOul.l-trlp tlcketaj oil Friday
n!ul Saturday, good t0 rutnrn tue following
alontlAy, at Sl15.
The friends OF tho 1atu james Brown, 1en-
ernl Western Passenger Agent Ut the New
York Central ltuiiroAa, Will hDth a )neelfhx
ut tho cluE-Fooln Of tho Sherman HOUSE this
, 1880-07-27

r"ag md Sr ts IL ho heasss asas HGk Ts sese t.
turned n It's eo1rse, also. a,n, ;he oi,e-eyed
fsf afs . ssoopu' .p te hs'us s, a. e ,s seeFs r.
ccptnc!e. Eyen here there was llstls
security. The maddcncd steer beat his
them o!,cs through MI interstice ag,,inst
wlliel, tho amateur was resting, md howl
announced to the spectators that the nnt,al
wns 70 be credited wIt1, first blooA; the scat
carried wifi perfect security into Tic trouei,, 70 @
Was rent by one OF tlle horns, and n scarlet
stfcat'! lowed froul q lleal,-wointi. The nln-
a{eslT S1 +, ,'%d ~ been aize Into hts new protss
Mt SH r M SE"a Sw eiGS f3e III @ 1 seer e icy Ss,Sna SS
tltro!ig tha allcys, rat,sed boys mi! n!el, to
climb the fcncss tasser t!lnn they had efrr
dime before ~ tl,eIr lives. Tllu one.eyrri rni
rsncsd YIN 1S .rtsr i tGs 'rGnF" M os f fH but ffpS
derly, nnd IlIs wound exa'ltii.rtl and bnnlnEel
RS Wcl! rs 1ts ln,sittuM wn,lld ai!nw. ne
SaiH VII. G cnp 3f bM,IilgGtlns r..s ws ,S ,,Hw
peoply wanted to XII! steyrs they werc atprr.
feet liberty to IL, III. but le atl ,nntle up Ills
mtlAl to spnrn the aiItnnlsi III future. Iie had
caused one bull .utlnugll pa!l,, hence thesa
however,, ~ leave to all o,,e-eycu men WHO
were ambitious 10 hecD1ne S.1atNnrts md
ulat was not to tIo It, as the poet t;ay wrote:
"Th 4.,, tnat!c,s 1T emit 10 sa!d to b. t,.ll,
t ,ii,.t s.i','s xt'iI Ill., 9e'oye' "" tries tn light
THU ly,lI rontlnled itss .aaidencd, r,ln to
Brooklyn, md carried d|s1,ny Intn tho heart
ot tliat vtllaHe., II WIS sosne tins until thu
,,ni, aI I'D w1s ,,;s SsIg att perfect security
sympathy of Mr.. 'rllonsss 1lainty, wl,o, rs
there Is no society fur tue prevention Of cruel;
, 1880-07-27
Canadian Tfopl.Ecs-lteticH Being Col.
lectel for u Dominion military llu-

uftHH1 tG4l1 FFff j.fftt
hesntain frnl tue time when .'asslt!es Cnrttur
first explored thu nystcrrs..nf III tho mighty 81.
Ut Euclcs llIll, when nr gallant militia scnt tue
Fanai,* to thu right about n,tt,uhle-9,gk thus.
st' IL t1e u so,ntry ] ,;,sy ot then' IN prvav
h,1a!s. Sums trphloa cALta.tat ty our tt.,H!ts,
nnd st,E.e old prupcrtics 4lo.iSinS tt' cnrtls that
lS!rnen para "st Thsso III. WIZ pE,srtor II stor
hsor hi xhsf It fSr ss'4Ss IT, sus su 1t sss tit.sy y
S ;.sW .siil hull wrrs fu,,ni 4dait.1bly a'ltrt.
s1e.o 81 ss 'ea e Ss ts Enat st'iS ~ Il 4aa s " s @
AttEd ui: On thu WIls Mre sorea ~ BEAUTIFULLY
ot.ets plstn, salr.s. Ute, of snrlous ..turs. In
Il Anlci!k state VI preservation, lt the ll,lf'cs
helnx highly rniss44l. at1l IN " Kths! nt.er ~
meath these will l'u t!tn!Axlst piles " shut uiil
shell, representing thu deyrolsnont nf H.tl'nery
ordnance .,ow IN aso in the ij!,,innn Tno sphes;;
tc.l alt nhlung shut md shell will tva'dlsplnyta
ns n glse M ilea u tLc tl'l ut,i INV htylts ~
istters - wliS,, sl RI t!,y sMt. ,,s
wslsSs " sasS,, y ssysisssi yaa%SS in H sy iuai
, tna s!H X fsnylnR spift r. bIssk s
s;nt mi ii If to lssvolatoa, However that nlay lu,
tho yun has u history Whle L., = hrni.s ,T T'ySM 01'
us eap:arsS ats i 10 III, g ihe Wi,i ish NJ:
sGss aes sa si,,s!st I, ii ths W s4t 'al saaes
slSx p a. }in Nssfi thSsy ia ho
iuo is II" .atia anur cs'Iatna,ni 1t col. Yon,,1.
arrival 81 u wing u the EKhty.th,r,l Regiment
aud Il tnttcEy VI tho ltnynl Artillery that hu
k. is1tI bh, III
, 1880-07-27

dnvsso sn,no nlcnua of SECURING Immunity frt'm
the ttlUyit,H lMi5 1T tho il,Nr.lths, ~ they
tnisrI E,y thu HNflpnrnuH. At Inst the ,llIthrrI.
ti''s caught y cllaynn Ht Eyp4Its nn.' snlv'rl
tiioir tlc,,.4 ur fncea. This s,nrilrnDm.ly hnn
tl,od, tho I'hI1rnalls LGng .Knvu tho tuwT n wIn
berth. q'i,s tnnfnory uf this truly larbar1,ls
years the gyp.hs hnrp settled down nIr,ln upon
HzcKctlEr. 10 SzeRrtlin revived tho MD taetIcs,
andin aI'tte oE tlio wscrefs' curses md threats
u dire vengeance 1laa 0I,Cn illttrt eflfGal them
nil. without teRnrd 10 s'.x 0r nKr. They hntg
departed III Wr1ttf1 md humiliation. Nn Hztgti
hlprs nHt to l,AsH ROHie yetlfh IN tho I1euccful
cnjoymunt Of lis own eggs nsl1 chckuns.
, 1880-07-27

- :, lEtFOI Ffff TTfSs.
a pretty solid ttnxiny chunk vi coIorei man
bought II ~atGr1neloi nll the tnnrket yesterday
afternoon uill bettuk himself tn tho stonc-yMru
iInd cut tho sncttn IN tw, afll wis nltmt to tc.
KIN nctive hostllties when u bo0tbintk catne
skulkfng up and nsktsl:
"Sny, can't ycr sortcr dyi1u With d pt,ur
boyY'
No s.h." WIS tho emphatic reply.
Cunt yer give INC unO allce?' continued tho
!Ad after II pMlisG.
No. suI,. can't. list sec dc size Of dis mnli.
,o Ill., e,' 1s i, e ru, I'd hsa1 lo o
longer"
"Wnn't you even gtyc nle the scctls:" persist
ed tho hoy.
Tic .nnt, 'Hia down tho s,aif he hnl taken tip,
turtictl round to the lnst, uf,tt a~1y nllswered:
cunt aAy 'hnlt dat. I'll be tnttrr uccord-
In to tow f,st TIL t1p I'll lie rGst OF lti''
No other Whskcr Dye ea,,a!s lllll's-50 cents.
, 1880-07-27

Tho CITY OF HZevct!In, In IIInKugy, which from
unie tIn1nellorlnl hns beetl ttuubl.a With
Kypsies, nl.d which bus !sapsisu4ed. noYgei, and
but all In vain. has lntely revived nn old ilyv'ua
which II seouls did onco before utuetuaLIy drive
turn tha next alId steel everything they coulL
lay their banda on, until the hru.s OF tito city
authorities cAne near bursting in the efforts to
, 1880-07-27

Sioux CrrY, H., Ju'ya6.-The Elkpoint
cut-otE OIL tic Sioux Clty& Dakota Division
of the Milwaukee Il 1t. Paul Railroad WIS
completed to-day. 1t il understood that on
Ato,tlny i,ex: through, passenger tralns from
thts ely Md Ynnktull Uver tho milwaukee,
loud to Elleug0 Will ha put on.
, 1880-07-27

NEW ORLEANS, July a.--The lively war
progressing between tho Chicago st. Louis
IL New Orlcans Nafroad aslu the Louisville
IL Nashville Company, Inns 80 far resulted III
Il reduction OF about 10 per cent lh passenger
fares.
, 1880-07-27
RAILROADS..
What Was Done at the Recent
Saratoga Meeting.
The Chicago, Rockford 4 Northorn-Reaig-
nations, Appointments, Etc,


n,,n,s ~ tho m ri,,ua root,. r., +la tr,,t. .ttu.
"Es,S " t'o '"''''"s i".,s !" luz 'i""h-h"s
htp1tFa1orS !egaru'nk the REIMBURSEMENT VI
the percentages Of business east from Gill
tho f,l;co,,o e. f,ro,.; Tru,,k ,mtn thn nost.
s"o o'.te"e" s.'"''' !,""" ~" s..o e"ae
poohti pmoi from l'ls Guy. MF. u.
j. Sargent, Nencral TrAhc Mall-
nger OF tho Graiul Trunk, ,nmlu
Il firn,ld Trunk, cial,nlag tilut hts roai WIS
entitled to Vi ner cent Uf Tic business MIR,
Il; y. Icdyard, General Matmyer 9t Tho
;i'i ;Miie,.gi;h Ernlral, M'a ~; gi'sn .Sewfii,
,,'imin nr1,,"..,stu eHn,sIt,v th.t tho i!rnnI s
Jirlluj, ltutj tlvjle 10 SUCH business " was
clailnel. nIta that ~ per cent WIS much lDt,
Nigh. Ihe arguments M %efe 70 elaborate nnl
n},f T., ,I,I"s, ' HIN, t1 t @ ,,i s were ~.
iy ,iok tic lnatter uillur adjustment, prGtiils-
ii,r 10 KIyv Il ieeisini, ~ stMii M possible.
b. t.sy IL; g Sys ss IL ta; 8 Hs A1t,s ~ sss @ Ml
It Is % ti,e ovy Do Of II he " tru,tk s31 to defef @
nrtIn,, t,t, fIts matter Until Iutrr r.,
tilo seasou. wien navigation IL nearer
MIowinr 't Inc t;ralil Trufk @ a,,yi|nr M ill., ,elr az
tic percentage il rlni,l,s, ,Il,J tioy |,nyc Il
frtstItt1tri,t that tle f,lnl,unrrs ri ihat rSn,f
w;Ii rOt nctrnt lie turcrlifruu tIlst tic trunk
iines would bc Willing il lei tllpil, 'Iivt'. liz
ti,is uojIcy II telny. therefore. tiuy viii IL
nlr IL kun, fila {;rntd Trt,1E t,,,Iri mil lid
Tuli s.nstiI Is aver nnll Win It r,l;,not taIs
SilUulI It tl,eii try tO make trouble, they
think they will be llblu 10 whip it intU line
!lnrlsg tho wiMter wl,sA VIII bu compelled
r. mMie'.t eitliG!y H. ytp upo ~ oGaHo dIM
nnriHntinm tr,r,,x liza f;rMuif tfrnmt viii Itt
rentiy, III their uplnlt,l, to nccupt nlly per-
centngo they may ci,oos.. to give II.
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l.
EHH' ~,
:, ~ t.o s'*se ~ eainp"s. ~ t"t en!e"9p'
iWeRlusu " Nolu1cs. ls"'ltoa" eon'lA1ns'
JMugn i'ftn'iiota sesleraas Mi'se III = oraef
alfectli1g tilo !teeelVef III tae Chleago u Iowa
HAilroad, W. IL. llolcOutb, to collect It'll tho
cummings Ut the Rockford 1s,atl, and nlso to
fuyllisi, tho 1Icccssary roIttrg.ytock to olwr-
nts tho lilIH. rhc contested question ~ as It.,
T. \ a.; SorthsT:4 lso"d under ,,! !euss
nate Jug orotr, !1n ,,,t or uhaer h,,
.U UttIG,tHn H., lMekau & X ~ i ne mi
GMsoj ss nu,liims'oh H., ~ Waancy N.Y. li9le9nin ~
iege'i ~ ~ '1a sti pie' sft HlM ,, ~" " rt
~. ~. - 1t s;,,o 49, t ~ ,nue
on o aess s ts m y, le VS. - q III ae ra i a 1e
" II IL t,,,,t ~ ta @ ais,u nu - r,, In,
, T., H., w."
,t ut ~ n ti,, ~ VIZ ~ uv g. t.,
tis H. i tn ~, a., - = ~, ~ t, '' 'oAeo
u''1i 'uo uee's'o" u wv con'io'eiss'
ENtKEsS AND > is;AiLhOADs" -
opssu' .1''p's" " 1"I .nau" w.! 4n,,u"@+ ~
4NDiASAaol1S' A"a'' u"i} ~ h'h tlloi'F
NY JhaEo tsreshaiit, oi tae unluai atatcs
Anss!dc. eoult, 1eMu nus op't,io'l =" t"o case
u, Wll'ns'n ~. nnlsmo1e' lteSIaGnt ol u'o
na"1'ts i1AplesS Ho''paa'Ss W. ne i'ou1af"le,
NeW Alpa'ly ~ Ctlcaso laa,lroaa; o., the rye ~
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
wAsnINeroN, D. O., March II, is

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March II, 1880.
So large are the receipts now from GUS
toms that Congress will be likely to make
prodigal expenditures for purposes hereto
fore secured hardly legitimate subjects of
any expenditure at all. Up to the 10th of
this month thirteen millions had been re-
ceived, which is far in advance of any SINH
lar period since 1878.
The ''conscience fund" at the Treasury
yesterday received larger accessions than
ever before in single day, $25OO was the
amount.
The House is discussing the government
Printing Office, and the payment of special
Deputy Marshals, and the long delayed
political debate may be had on these sub
jects. The Democrats desire to legislate
the Government Printer out of Office, and
give control of the printing to the Senate.
They also desire to pass a bill for the pay
ment of Marshals, and Deputy Marshals,
without making provisions for the 'spe-
ciar' or election Marshals, and the Repub-
licans will aptagonize both propositions.
In the Senate Committee Of elections all
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23

the Democrats favor the seating OF Mr..
Stafford as Senator from Louisiana and all
the Republicans desire to continue Mr.
Kellogg in his seat This will give the
Senate chance to talk politics to its hearts
content. The Representatives of far West
ern States are now opposing the settlement
of the Ute question proposed by Schurz
They are determined that no Indian shall
have legal settlement in Colorado In any
State where the whites are crowdiug.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Haw-
ley has resigned, many reasons are given
for this resignation, the most probable OF
which is that he is candidate for the Re-
publican nomination of Governor of Illi-
nois, and deems 1t his duty to himself and
friends, to give more time to the canvass,
than he could while connected with the
Treasury Department. The Treasury loses
one of its most faithful and efficient officers
1t has beeu decided to appoint Hon. J. X.
Upton to the vacant place. This is strictly
a civil service appointment. Mr.. Upton
was appointed a first class clerk in 1S03
and has risen by succession steps to his
present exalted position. AS Chief Clerk
he was very popular, and his advancement
meets with favor both inside and out the
Department. OLIVE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23

head and shoulders into the mess-room fur
mace. He was sent to the prison Decem-
Der 10, 1878, by judge Daniels, for life, for
the killing OF his wife, Maria, in New
York, on April 10, 1878. He was called
" Praying john" on account Of his relig-
ious behavior since be has been at the
prison. He was 44 years of age, and is
not known to have any relatives
nB- An unfaithful youth down at Havre
de Grace, where the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad crosses
the Susquehanna, was sharply reproved by
his horse few days ago. Instead of driv-
ing the horse and buggy to his usual girls
house, he visited another fair one, who so
charmed him that he stayed long time.
When he went, the horse and buggy were
gone, and after long search, he found the
animal at the hitching- post in front of the
residence of his affiancsd. The lady had
been sitting at the parlor window expect
ing him in vain, having heard the horse
and buggy come up.
rB- Near Burkville, Va, Is an iron
railway bridge, over which one road
goes, while another passes beneath
Thomas Horner, no relation to Little
Jack, was standing on the bridge the
other day, watching train below, when
along comes train and knocks little Tom
head over heels. He fell off the bridge
and on the roof of car passing below
from this he bounded like a ball and fell
between two cars, where he caught on
the bumpers" and when the train
stopped there he was found nearly scar
ed to death, but otherwise unhurt.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
Killed for a Chew of Tobacco.

PITTsB URG, March 16.-This after
noon two boys-Thomas Coughlin and
Joseph Huf-aged about fourteen years,
started out from Braddock's on thiev-
ing expedition, as is supposed. When
about two miles from Braddock they
quarrelled, when Coughlin struck Huff
with railway, coupling pin, crushing
IN the skull and infiicting fatal in
Jury.
Huff was found lying on the side of
the railway by the attaches of the Penn
sylvania railroad passenger train, and
removed to the baggage car. Coughlln
was arrested by the train men about a
mile west of the place where the en-
counter occurred, and he was brought
% this city. The quarrel arose about a
chew of tobacco.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
A Remarkable Accident,

A remarkable accident occurred at the
funeral Of Alonzo Van Patten, and old
and respected citizen of Duanesburg, N.
Y. The corpselay In the parlor, where
about sixty relatives and friends were
assembled. When the services were
proceeding thefoor gave way, and the
corpse aud funeral assemblage were east
into the cellar. The coffin fell upon
Mrs. John Little, crushing and danger
ously injuring her. Several others were
badly hurt. There was the widest ex-
element, but the neighbors helped the
people out through cellar window
The coffin and body were recovered, and
the services speedily terminated.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
Singular Accident.

Frank Louck, an employee of the
Pennsylvania steel works, made very
narrow escape from instant death yes
terday morning about fifteen minutes
after four o'clock. While engaged on
the top of furnace No. 2-having put on
the hose for the purpose of putting wa
ter into the furnace to cool it--lost his
lance, falling sixty-five feet before he
luck an obstruction, when he tumbled
wn about Is feet further, rolling out
the bottom of the stack, having sus-
ned very slight injuries. Some of the
her employees noticed the accident
b became almost Mortified. The Wild
excitement followed, and when Mr..
WAS picked up the impression was
ht lie had received fatal injuries
lwever after he was taken 10 his home
lEwington, 1T was found that no bones
been broken-his nose having been
lred the most, and had swollen very
eh. This is certainly the most mi
N pous escape that has ever taken place
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
FrIahtful Fall.

Mr.. John Stuck, who resides In Har-
risburg has been stngularly unfortunate.
His wife is lying Ill, and yesterday fore
noon shortly before the dinner hour she
called to her husband from the sick
room, from the upper floor Of the house.
Mr.. Stuck picked up two of the little
ones-girls of three and six years respee-
tively-and started to go up stairs
When near the top his foot slipped, and
falling tumbled to the foot of the stairs
with the little ones. The Oldest child
had a leg broken and the youngest her
shoulder dislocated. The father was not
injured.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
Perlshlna In the Snow.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-A dis
patch from Victoria brings deplorable
news from the upper country. Cattle,
sheep, horses and pack-trains are dying
with great rapidity. All through Nico-
let, Kemloops, Akanagan and Lilloget
the destruction of stock is going on
Nearly all the stock will perish before
spring. The loss is roughly estimated
at 81 100000. Scores of stock raisers will
be reduced from affiuence to poverty
The snow lies from three to five feet in
depth and gives no evidence of thaw-
ing.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
The TlIden Income Tax Suit.

NEW YORK, March lin the income
tax suit by the government against
: fbamuel J. Tilden, which has been placed
IN the calendar from the April term Of
The United States district court, the sub
poenas datces teco11 have within the last
few days been served upon VIM. A.
Booth, president, and Conrad N. Jordan
cashier Third National bank, ]. Hayes
and Jas. G. Classen, brokers, Geo. w.
sSmith, secretary of the New York iron
mine, and Lanier & Winslow, brokers,
requiring them to produce in court all
books, papers, vouchers, writings or doc
uments relating to the transaction had
by them, by or on account of Tilden,
between December /, 1861, and January
l, 1878. Tilden himself is called upon
to produce all books and papers touch
ing his pecuniary affairs between the
dates mentioned.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-23
Fight Between Bull and a Stallion.

A few days since horse and bull in
the stable of Ed. Dysart, at Upton, en-
gagged in desperate pitched battle, which
resulted fatally to the former. They
were tied in adjoining stalls and the
horse took advantage of his situation to
reach over and nip the bull. The old
fellow got mad because he could not bite
back, and broke loose. He then gored
the horse in the side so badly that he
died. Altoona Tribnne.