The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-06-03

were submitted in such profusion that
the Chair and the House seemed ut
terly unable, the former how to state
and the latter how to vote upon the
question. \ vote was, however, taken
by tcllerS, the result OF which was to
leave the paragraph in exactly the
state in which it had been before any
vote had been taken in regard to it.
Mr.. Keifer. though protesting that his
amendment bad once been adopted.
again submitted his motion to strike
out the appropriations for Curtin and
Iocum.
This the Chair stated was carried,
through the confusion was so great
that it was almost impossible to know
what was being voted upon.
The largest well ever struck in
the Bradford region was reported on
the 18th. 1t is located in the middle
OF lot, 439, on warrant 2,272 of the
Bingham lands. 1t establishes con-
ncction between the several large wells
oWled 10y Gray Brothers and others,
and proves the existence Of the most
prolific territory of any yet discovered
in this region. The day it was struck
it flowed five hundred barrels. - Nc
Kean Miner.
-EX-Govemor Curtin says he twill
take Off his coat in his Congressional
district against the nominee OF the
Chicago convention" If his taking
OF his coat against the Republican
candidate for President don't amount
to more than it did whcn he ran
against GUcum, and was defeated in II
four thousand Democratic district, no.
body cares il he takes the stump wear
( ing nothing but shirt collar ana Il
pair Of gurters.-iiuntiny,lon JOUTaak.
New York, May SOL ustice otter
| burg to-day committed without bail to
await the action o.. the grIQd jury,
/ Adi.c Titus, aged twenty-five; Sarah
| CNllcy, aged sixteen, and Anne
Lamb aged seventeen, inmates OF an
! institution known a, the Holy iunl-
| i.y,' located on Second avenue, fol
/ Goa, prinS together and setting lire tc
! the building. Ine object was 10 escape
moan tue institution during the CON
fusion tuAC WOulu cnsde upol an alarm
o. ire being given.
Elegant Hair is woman's crowning
/ 2, IL Il. ia.
well. While it is kept bright, her per
souai attraction, are still maintained
By preserving the hair iresh and Wig
OrOus Il youthful appearance is con
tinucd through many years. VhOsl
| who gricve over their fading hail
turning gray too early, should know
that Ayers Hair NIgor prevents il
and restores gray or fading nair 10 ii,
natural color. 1t is clear and health
iul preparation, containing neither oil
dye, nor anything deIeterious, auC
inparts to the scalp what is mos
ncedcd--a sense oiplca:aut and delight
lul freedom from scarf or dandruh,-
Net0 Berac ~. e. TjmcS.
- WiIlianl>port, Pa, May 25. -
Daniel j. BIooot and William b
Riebsum, who had been arrested il
this cuy OH the charge OF haviu,
counterfeit money in their posacsslo!
wee given Il hearing to-day be,OrC
United States Commissioned b. :
BentIy, Jr., and held in 81, 600 bal
each iUT Their appearance at the neA
session OF the United States Court, t,
be held in tMis city June next. BrobSt
when arrested, was discovered tryin
to hide large number OF imitation
silver dollars. Riebzain mad in hi
, pociietbooH two counterfeit ii.ty d0lla
= bills on the Trauesn;,n's Bank {
New York. 1t is believed that til
: men are members OF sang that hu
been operating i'll lhis part oi Ia
, State for some time. RicDsam Is til
; owner OF Il Iarm Il lew miles from til
city which he acquired in such
E. short time rs to excite suspicion.
The Warren Lcdger says: Ia
Saturday morning about eight o'ciocl
c Mr.. John Guild who was running til
. hath mill connected with Saiter Bro
saw mills in Watson township, W,
= caught in the main shaft belt, whic
4 was making about eight hundred /
5 yolutiOns per minute, and was horn
g be mangied. His legs were broke
!. in several places, his ribs smiashC
[. through into his lungs, and head al
:, shoulders We're cut and bruised in
horrible manner. He was discovers
10y Il fellow workman, VINO stopp,
the mill as soon as possible, and
WAS released ironI his horrible stu
ton DR.. Shugert, OF Tidioute, W
:. called, but he could do nothing for /
relief, and he fingered in great agol
until evening, when death reliey
y him from his sutferings. John Gui
was aged about 50, and lived abo
E. two miles fom Slater BROS. mill,
the Warren road. He leaves a w
and three children TO mourn his S
. and untimely death. His family la
the sympathy ofthe whole commun
in their afflictions