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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

MIR. Hayes IS also interesting him
self in retiring officers of the army who
by the letter of the law may be retired.
General Ord who was retired this week,
and it is believed General Mcdowell
will follow soon.
am afraid from the Indications of
the meetings Of committees haYing
charge of The Yorktown Centennial
celebration yesterday, that there will
be lack of funds to make it a success
unless contributions Shall be promptly
made throughout the Union. The al
most unanimous opinion Of the Com
mitteemen was that Congress would
not appropriate more than the 81, 600
already given.
There is Il favorable sentiment a
mong majority Of the members OF the
House L0Stal committee TO subsidi2e a
line Of Brazilian steamship. When
the regular postal appropriation bill
comes up for action in the House, the
post Office committee will have an Il
mendment 10 offer looking 70 such
subsidy.
CARROLL
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

Four years Of Republican adminis-
tration are to come. What that may
mean, capitalists and business men
seem ready to guess. TLey are buying
all sorts Of securities and property, at
| prices which would have seemed abb
surd few months ago, and they bc-
/ lieve that the general prosperity of the
country will make their ventures prof
| liable Perhaps they may be mistak-
en- as to the speculative ventures. But
the country has urqueStiOnably enter
ed upon an era of marvellous prosperity,
and The Shrewd men of business be
gin to recognize the fact.-nildIcJuTg
Post.
Yes -''capitaliStS and business
men," and we may properly add
bond holders and otlice-holders tCo.
need not "guess" very much what Re-
publican administration means-theY
know it by experience. To them it
means increasing wealth, big dividends,
high returns for investments, no taxes,
and fat salaries with little 10 90. But
how ABOUT the other classes, the
farmer, the mechanic aud the laborer-
the bone and sinew of the country?
These are not promised an ''era Of
marvellous prosperity" Indeed since
the election is over aud the Republi-
cans have succeeded By the most dis
graceful means ever used to carry an
election, they are scarcely thought oS,
hardly mentioned, as constituent
Part of our great country. What a
bout their ''maryelju5 prosperity
their business boom? They have moth.
ing of that kind, and in the opinion Of
Our monied lords, need nothing in that
particular line. They are very use
full commodity about election times to
do the voting, ani in the intervals to
pay the taxes, but beyond that our up
per crust classes seem to have no pos
sible use for them, least of all are they
over struck by anything like business
boom.
The line between wealth and power
ty is more clearly and painfully marked
to-day than at any former period Of
our history. There never was time
when the country had SO many rich peo-
pie and more poo. And this is the
true Specification Of the marvellous
prosperity under Republican rule
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
"Prohtable Employment. "

Mr.. Hayes, tie nice gentleman from
Ohio who occupies the Chief EXecu-
tive chair Of the nation opens his last,
long, verbose and pointless message in
the following gushing style:
''Ry the favor Of Divine Providence w have
been blessed during the past year with health,
with abundant harveSts, with profitable cm-
p oymcnt for all oar people, and with content
meat at homo and With peace and friendship
with other nations.
This is about the strangest and
most burgling MKT II re Of Truth ard
falSehood that has ever emanated from
a President of the United States. To
say that all our people have been bless
ed with ''prohtable employment" Is a
grass violation of the truth, and such
q statement reflects no credit either on
Mr.. Hayes intelligence or candor. Ii
Is true that many of our business in
terests have revived very much, but
the country does not to-day enjoy any
thing like general prosperity. The
business boom, Of which we heard 50
much before The election, has helped
only certain classes and interests,
the great body of the people
are still suffering the pinching eff
fects of hard times. There are yet
! thousands throughout the entire coun-
try who would be only too glad for
Irving employment, and Mr.. Hayes
would not need travel very far to dis
cover The fact, if the Establishments Of
position with princely salary, have not
entirely blunted his naturally spare
powers of observation.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington, d. G. Dec. il, 1882.
Everybody is disappointed that the
House should have gone into a wholly
useless discussion Of the way TO count
the electoral vote, but it is thought
will early repent of its folly and go
back to business. AS to the conditic
CT the appropriation bills, the Chair
man OF the committee said yesterday:
II have already reported the forti-
fcations and pensions, and on next
Tuesday and "Wednesday expect to
present the diplomatic and West Point
bills. | think they will all be passed
by the House in the order named be-
fore the end Of the week. The com
mittee is making cOmmendabla spirit
in getting the bills ready for reporting,
and l think the District OF Columbia
and naval bills will be ready soon, with
a strong probability Of passing both Of
those in the House before the holidays.
The legislative, executive, ana judi
cial the sundry civil, and the defcien-
cY bills are generally the last to be
brought up. l think [ will get most
of them passed before the counting Of
the electoral vote.''
The other really necessary meas
ures are already before Congress or
nearly zeady for presentation. Private
bills--of which an enormous number
ale on the calendars of both Houses
will not probably take up much time.
The Senate on Thursday acted OH one,
a pension bill, and so decisiyeiy rejec-
ted it that others Will not be pushed.
The Post charges Mr.. Hayes with an
indecent attempt to get several Justices
off the Supreme Court bench, so that
he may appoint his personal friends in
their places. However, this may be, it
is thought at least two of the Justices
-Swayer and Strong will retire be-
fore March 4th, and that the Yacau-
cies viii be promptly filed.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
ANOTHER MISSOURI CY-
CLONE.
Great Damage to Proper ty,
and Several Persons Repor-
ted Fatally Injured.

ST. LOUIS, December = The Re
pubhcan'S Carthage, Mo-, special says
a severe cyclone p assed over that Sec
ton on Saturday evening from south
west to northea st. south of Joplin
fences were prostrated and houses and
barns were torn down, but nobody is
reported hurt.
Ten miles south Of Casthage the res
ldence and all the ouJbuldings of
William Rayman were demolished. as
were also the buildings of Mr.. Forsy-
the, near by, but no lives We're lost.
Four miles to the northeast Of Bay
Mansha the buildings Of Mr.. Qmmby
were fatally injured.
At SatcoXie the storm ragged with
great fury. 4 blacksmith shop was
totally destroyed and the Masonic
Hall was twisted off its foundation
and ruined. Many other buildings
were badly damaged and fences and
outhOuseS carried away.
On Round Prairie the school house
was destroyed and every stone in its
foundation WAS carried several rods.
The house Of John Mccoy, near by,
was lifted from its foundation Mr..
Newman'S house WAS blown down,
and his two little girls were fatally in
iured. The timber in the track cf
the storm was al torn up.
The town of MaUShfield, which was
nearly destroyed last summer, was
visited by this stor N, and great dam
age is said to have been done, rearly
all the northern portion OF the city be-
ing blown down again. Tie storm
was accompanied 10y thunder and
lightning, the electric sAocks teing
very violent.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
The Garfield Cabinet.

CHICAGO, December 3.-Three
weeks ago the Inter- Ocean invited its
readers to express their views as to the
formation Of General Garfield's Cabi-
net. IRe result was an immense num-
Der of letters, coming from every
State except Rhode Island, California,
Oregon and Nevada General Grant
heads the list, being recommended by
most of the writer's for Secretary of
State. Second, the desire is for the
retention of Sherman in his present
position. Third, the demand is for a
Stalwart Cabinet, and fourth. that
such men as Logan, Conkllng and
Blaine should remain in the Senate.
Hayes gets five votes for a Cabinet
position.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
Fighting a Panther for Four
Hours.


From the Frars' Point (Miss.) Gazette.
Our friend lBob Bobo. who wears
the honors as the champion bear-hunt-
or, must now pull in his horns, as from
all accounts he has been beaten by the
exploit of Mr.. G. jenkins, who last
Thursday night killed panther that
measured II feet inches in length, 8
inches across the foot and weighed, af
ter being skinned, 3)2 pounds. The
monster early in the night came NJ
near the residence and got after a SOW
that had pigs. The SOW took refuge
under the house. Mr.. Jenkins hearing
the fuss went out, and, seeing the
brute, got his gun and dogs and gave
chase, running hlm q mile and half,
and after lighting him for four hours,
during which all his dogs were routed
and all his ammunition expended g,
he finally killed him with his knife.
This is the largest panther we ever
heard Of, and Mr.. n. i. Jenkins on
Tuesday brought part Of the scalp and
foot to town aS trophies Of the mon
ster. Our friend Bob will now have TO
take back seat until he can hunt up a
larger one.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
0fiC al Director

Regular Terms of Court-FOurth Mondays OF
January, Apri. August and November.
President Juage-uon. Chas. y. Mayer, Lock
Additional Law Jud.e-Hon. john II. OrviS,
BCilefOnte. "
Associate JudgCs-HOnS. Samuel Frank dohl
DiVcn.
ProthunotarY-I. c. Harper. ,
Register of Wills and Clerk OF Q. CIV. E'
Burchfeld.
Recorder of Deeds, &c.-Wiliam \. Tobias.
District AttOrney-Dayid r. Forlney.
Shrrjf-John SpanGler.
RECONSIDERATION YeaucH.
County SurveyOr--J0Seph DeYlinS.
CorOueT-Dr. Joseph Adams.
County 3mmissioners-AndrewG Gregg, George
Swab. Jacob Bunkle.
Clerk To County COmmiSsi0nerS-H2nry Beck.
Attorney to County CommissIo1erS-C. NJ
Bower. =,
,Tanitnr OF the Court House-Bartrim Galbraith
County AuditOrS-JameS I. Stewart. George
Il. Williams, Thomas 3. Jamis9n.
Jury CommissiOners-Joh shannon, DaVla w.
su3erintendent of Public schGels-Prof. Henry
Never.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

S5ine Of our patrons have requested
us to write out ;.u account Of our re-
cent trip through the eastern part of
the state. Excuse Us, friends, from
aay such job. We feel to spiteful,
hateful, reVepgeful, vindlctiye-yes
altogether too 'mad' over the defeat
of Gen. Hancock, for such work.
Write a description Of the historic
battlefield Of Gettysburg and the beau
tiful natural cemetry, when the ugly
fact stares you in the face that the
best and bravest soldier who fought
and bled there, was defeated by big
ated partisanship, corruption and
money? No! excuse US, please
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
A NEW TREATMENT.
The Golden Elirjr Of L!fe. WondcVul
Cures.

II you have Consumption, and would
know that your cough can be made
loose and easy-IIectic Fever and
Night Sweats checked in q hours; In
Eammation taken out of the lungs and
air passages at once; that you can be
made to gain 3 to podnds of healthy
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Disease, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Sick Hesdache, Heart Dis
ease, Liver Complaint, Nervous Dehil-
ity, Seminal Weakness or SpermatOr-
rhoea, loss Of sexual power in either
sex from any canse; if you have any
form Of nervous weakness, losing flesh
or wasting away, aud would know Of
an immediate relief and certain cure
for many Of the severest cases IN a
short time, a new method with new
agents to fatten every body. invlgorate
and make strong and healthy the most
hopeless cases, cut this cut and write
at once for particulars to 3. S. DIS
PENSARY, Berrien Springs, Mich.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

II Grant is elected United States
Senator for Pennsylvania rs many of
his republican fawners and ickspittles
propose to do, won't the grand old
Keystone be heavily reDresented in the
first legislative body of the world?
Shades of Clay and Webster wouldn't
they make the chamber ring with
their matctieSS eloquence?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
United Brethren
.EgigG & Society Directory.

Mfnse!lr ledge. No. q55, I. 0. O. T. meets in
heir hall, Penn Street. every SATURDAY evening.
Eehe7ea Decree Meeting every IhursdaS OH
ar nf:or, the fuiI NJ oon OF each month. .
a. o. D1ISINGER, sec. Il. 4. BUMILIER, y. Ii.
Providence Grunge, No. 2l7 p. Of H., meets III
Alcxander's block on the second saturday oi
ench month at 6lI, p NJ. and on the fourth Sa-
turday OF eGCI. month at IL p. VI.
y. L.ZERBY- sec. \. y. DellnhScr' MaSler''
The Millhpim r. & J.. Association meets in
the Penn st rect school house on the evening OF
the second Mondsy Of each month.
a MATTER. See, B.O. DEISISGER, PreSt.
The Nillheim Cornet Band meets in the
Town Hail on Mcnday and Thursday evenings.
i. 2. OTTO, see, II. HANlEh' fFes |.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

Hancock carried nineteen states AID
Garfield nineteen. Except that the
republicans keep possession of the Of
fetal feshpots they have but little to
baast Of. The people of the United
States are about evenly divided be-
tween the two great parties, and sub
tracing the negro vote from the ag-
gregate republican vote it viii appear
that the number Of white democrats
exc eds that Of white republicans by
Just about 0ac iai]itDH.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

Erie Mail West and Day Express East make
close connections ut northumberland with l..
\ B. r. Il. trains from Wlkcshauc and Scran-
ton.
Erie Nail West, Niagara Express West and
Fu7i Lin" West make close connection At VIII
Transport with y G. Il. w. trains north.
Niagara EyT"e-S West and Day Express East
make close cor Iection 1T Lock HaEcn with H..
l.. Y. y. K. iraiIN.
IIie Mail EaS' and West connect at Erie
WI d rains on l.. =. \ NJ. =. r. r.; IT Cory with
q. G. x i. Y. Il IA :ut Emporium with Is. y. Y.
x L. Il. H., and al nltWuOd with \. '. X. X.
Iurlor cars will "un between Philadelphia
and WilliImsport Niagara express West
and Day Express IL L. Sleeping cars on AL
night trains.
VII. 4. BALDWIN, General Supt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
Church & Sunday School Directory.
EVangelical.

Re-, SpnUcl Smith and Rsr. ". II. Hartman,
Preachers.
Rev s Smith will preach next Sunday morn
Ing. German.
Sunday School, : p. ND. l. Zeroy, sUpt'
Methodist.
Rcy. J. BaRSon AEerS, Predcher-in charge.
SUNDAY School at l}5 p. M.-Dav. Kimport, supt
Prutracted meeting in progress in AaronS-
burg. Preaching in Millhcim next SUNDAY teNt'
ming.
Reformed.
Rec C. IT. T. Sie1el Pastor.
German preaching in AacOnsburS next sun
day morning.
United Brethren.
R5r. L. NJ Gates, Preacher charge.
Rev. NJ. Spangler, Presiding Elder of East
District Aleghany Conference, Will :preach IN
the [. b. Church, Friday evening, lIth'
Lutheran.
Rer. John T0mlinSon, Pastor
Gc-nan preaching in .Aaronshnrg next sun
day morning.
United Sunday School.
Meets AT Nj. D. Luse, Supt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

ENSrRAN.-Cam 10 the rcSd 'nce OF the sdo-
IL scrihrr about two miles east of RcbcrS-
burg, On ur about the last Of sept. 1880, a rru
hriler, white along the belly, White spots at
head and 4 cut In right ear. No other marks.
The owner Is requested TO pay expenses and
take the same away otherwise IL VIII be DIS
posed OF according 10 law.
Dee. 9th, Pm. VIM. kREAHEE,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

CARItOLL.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16

Regular Terms of Court-FOurth Mondays OIL
January, Apri, August and November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-09
NEWS OF TIE DAP.

Governor Mcclellan, Of New jersey. has &C.
canted en- Invitation 10 speak OF democratic
mass meelieg at Wiilanspcr', Pa, about 10
tobsr 20.
The estimate fcr the tx levy Of New l1lk
city fer 1850 is SOS 957,272 90. Ice total g p
s,ion of real estate is 81, las. !G5 w. nav
of tsXation, . So cells on the dollar on assesseu
valuation of 81 .094. 0G9.S55.
Senator Blaine. 10 on interview With cor.
respondent at Chicago, Thursday, sad that
General Grant made serious blunder 10 attacK
ing General Hancock. Whoso record ss SOLDER
ho thinks 10 he beyond criticism, crd says Inc
wbol. matter Ril probably be amlcab'9 aa'
j1sted.
Near tho town Of Biaboe. ARR 'ua, lst lues-
Day, man famed DldsoI attempted to out,
rage q Youpg Isd7. Her father having rescued
her, Dodson, presently retutn1d With carolDe
snl fred Two shots-ons killing the aIrl o!o:rer
md the other wourding the girl herself IN inc
arm. Dodson escaped, bat party Is 10 pursuit
Of him.
On Monday last, at Cor ccrdia, 3 ,livcr c,un!y,
Mics, difficulty occurred between Is, !. O"cn'
a jas,ic, of tho poaoe, end j. W. Glover. E
farmer. Oven was holding his curt, ACC
Glover made disturbance and was oroeEeo
under arrest by Over. Pistols were cra%n oS
both and firing commetc!d. Oxen leil dsad;
and Glover ran about lbrcs huDlfed yards end
fell. lie died after lingering eight hours. lhey
were both young men of good standing N the
community.
St. Julien fsiIed to mako bis recorded lime
of Glib at the Wesbineton trial tot yesterday.
The lime mado vas 2l2& which, considering
that the horse was suffering from cold. was
considered remarkable trctling. st. Julien WEE
brought ia front of the CRATE stand and hand
some garland Of fl)wers vas plscsd srourd bis
neck by Mrs. Judge Blackburn, who also pre-.
seutcd Mr.. Hickck With kand somo bouquet.
It is estimated that there were between ~. Ooo
and %, 900 rcr5oDs present. Eighteen thous'
snd tickets wero sold ut tho eates.
Tho widow of the lato Wm. 9. R1lstoc, tho
California miiioDuirc, hes filed suit at San
Francisco against Senator Sharon. The doeu-
ment covers 2G5 pages. and is to tie effect that
Rsstou and Sharon were partners 10 business
that Sharon was also oSe OF tho executors OF
Rslston's will, Of which complainant was sole
beneficiary; ttct the partnership property ct
tho lime Of Ralstob's death amounted, 10 rourd
rumbcis. to tho value CT $4,000. 900; that
Ralston, Just before his death, gave Sharon
,rus; deed Of his property; that Sharon has bad
tho custody CT tee partnership books and pape!s;
that DO inventory Of The estate CT Kllttoo has
toen filed by tie executors, and that Sabroo'
BY false representations end Other neaos, ha'
defIauded complainant in the settlement OF her
late husbsod' 8 estate OF large amount, 'or
which sEe dsmsnts an accounting apd sucu
restitution as nsy seem lust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-09

The reported bsrgtinpgs bowen tho ha'
hopites and the republicans. though almost In
vsliably substantiatsd by the fac Of the case.
when developed, have been denied as often ss
published. Therefore wo shall not be surprised
il the most recent oGa. that between Messrs.
Jorgensen and Pophsm on one sids and General
Malone 90 tie other. contained IN cur Wash
ingtoH correspondence 10 dsy, lie likewise con'
tradieted; but tho knowledge CT it was obtained
from reliable republican authority, and the fact
that the Mahonites havo delayed fual action
upon the question of the ACCESSIBILITY of running
candidate 10 the fourth district until after the
elections next wetk is almost of itself sufficient
evidence Of its correctness. Considering it then
as tius, it shows two thiDg s-the political Ger
ruptiOB of the parties engaged in it. about
which many people did not require additional
proof, and, what is of moro const quence. the
fact that the republicans are not so sure of their
only district in the State as they pretend to be
and as great many democrats kSv, been in-
duc.d to believe they are, for if MIR. Jorgensen
we're certain Of bis election, tho idea of making
the republicans of bis district cast ten Thousand
ballots for Hancock, provided the MahoDites
would run no candidate and give him their sup.
port, would have never entered bis head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho Circuit Court of Princo William will
c,nvcne a! BrentsVio en- Monday next.
Within radius Of few miles in Warren
county thoro haye recently been rcarl7 ht'y
desths from typhsil fever.
The Hancock and EaeliSh Club Of Washing.
ton, R,ppaharucck county, will giva grand
bstbecus 10 tho Court House yard. Tuesday tho
l9.h instant.
judge James Keith aud Cant. Hugh 4.
G,sd. u, of Warren!ou, visited Rivsrton last
Monday. acd during two da5's stay there,
caught lCG black bass
Hon. John S. Barbour. visited Froat Royal
Wednesday. and made the scqualntaIe' OF
coed many Of tho yotrs Of the c,uuly, who
were we'll pleased with his practical. seps'ble
way of talking and stfabiiiy.
L. II. Robertson, an old AID well knowa Olil.
z,n Of Petersburg, died yesterday morniSg Of
tho ago Of seventy one years. liz was a prom
iouns d,u2cist, an! was agent for several uSrr-
apos campanIea.
10 c,pot c na with tho aoouol movable con-
mi,tso Of o.lorsd OIi Feil,ws OF Amtrici
which has been il session in Richmond. for scV
rrsl deys, there was grand parade OF colored
lodscs Of tho order 10 that city yesterday. The
display wss very crnditablc:
An account has reached Richmond CT 40 out
rapc ptrpeiratd few nights sioce on widow
named Massey CT her daughter, hviuF in Nelson
c,nnty. By two Ykito mrn-GcUrge Lowry ard
his brot her-in-law. David Thomas, tho lntter
Of whom is said to have robbed tho house while
Lowry committed tho iohuuao &C.. Tie par
ties gro reported to have beeD arrested, tr'ad be
turs iustio, sud c,mnittcd TO jail; bu! that
the officer ka7iog them 10 cbarg, wss over
powcred by a masked body ct ci!iz,ns. who
visited Summary ius.ic' tg hanging both cal
priis 10 o trco near Nlasse5's nlll, 10 Nelson
COUNTY.
The case Of City Sergeant Lee Of Richmond,
charged With obtsiniBg money frou the State
Treasurer ucder false preteucss, IN connection
with tic clothiog of prisoners 10 tho city JAIL,
on ,tial 10 the Musings Court of that city, vas
COZ Guided yesterday. B:fote tho conclusion OF
III, cvidcIc, for tho prosecution tho Common
wealth's attorney made statement to the court
that irl m the evidcrco taken it appeared TO be
impossible to iovoIro Mr. Lac 10 any criminal
charge, list it wes perfectly idle to c1Dtinue the
investigation, aud he CONCLUDED by asking the
iory to rorder verdict Of Lot guilty. Judge
Christian after making short explanatory
statement 10 reference to tho matter. said DO
was satisfied that 60 crimipsity could DO at
tached TO Mr.. Lee, who had followed practice
which had prevailed before bis Induction into
Office, and closed by instruc'iug the Jury 10 hod
the accused not guilty. This was accordingly
done, and MIR. Lee was discharged.