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, 1880-10-06
LOCAL CRIME.


FRAUDULENT WATCffMA KING.
str ". II. itlckhoE IN In u trs,u1'!n quito rs &c.
rus ts t. IL complicated. Frnm tho rcOr'lo1t lfe
Ut ll,atlcc }1ulncr*s, he hAs bcrn in the hab,t Of
representing nrgc ntit Influential colI.Itry iirIas
mn, nl,tn1ntns thercfron1 s.'nprA IF nm Httto
tnilc. I'LL tf which 10 wt',iid Immediately
ticpusit With II, relat!r. M State sstcei,
Win whs Il, tho thrce.ball aud ten-
f,r, Meanine ,o sts1s wrs
,ii,ti tJ tir;rs ill., itcki,utl c!ntn n represent,
until tho awf fnet wis disclosed TINT h. ha' 10
authority. earthly Or 1itiAc, IT, .'IU any AlIG
business, nfIl thu tHnr II his transaction Krew
csrcrltXly checsry. 1'hcrestpf'I nithbcr nf
Company, ilttes. tir,'. & Cn and bilncr Watch
Cnsu Manufacturing tosliiMny. ainsttK others
nit III thur several and COLLECTIVE Ln'I.rlhlhis:
t}teklIptt WIS arrested. mud this morning h.3d
1rer IN ,he SUM of *3,oU to answer befurc tho
it arpc,ars thnt 1.icknon hun been for sumo
strret iewuivr. lis WAS olsea discharged. hut
t,tkcn back, nnly to hr nYhi, dtM:hHFrtH II shurt
tlr uKn. laG got tho property Er1lln tile ,tiHlve
tsr.ns llyrcptcs.nttnK TIM it. w,,s for L;cdercr,
Of tho nUntt. WheI, tho bills were 4rnt In 10
l4edcrcr he rcttsch 10 ply 'fep, AMI tic nrrtst
Ut tho yulIity linn fnltt,weil rs II matter tf
col1rsc. Sir. Lederrr. when seen lyM reporter.
WIS t,oti-cunlmittat on tho subject. alltl stltl
cntl0t1 to business. Itc atGlod, huwcver tlat he
hnt hrll.yl tt,ut KchkOT wis tnl utci1ilvc to II
r.rtnltt Ynn,.i and 1t ls HeXtrl by ntl1OrS TINT
she ia ut tilu t,Otto Uf tho trntc Wheisaketl
II hu hud Inst jE~clry. Str. Le'!trct said that Il
Krc,lt ,1.ll,y articles hal bee.t missing Ut lntc
irs,n Its plHrG, hut he fatl rruson tn s,tHpect
lstehkuE, uud Should prefer no chur9cs agulnst
hlIn.
, 1880-10-06

hLniiy. tiWiiF. otcep. slnfAT, ,Ux4Iy, e4ceu3
ta.AFday. d!'alty, crcept Mnnday ~"''@
ran,at, tit.wicsi, s!eerlnRCais and ras.snesr-
IN, t ny ,E, Il, 5os.in Atehtsoi oFska aad Kaa:ss
!!ecHn!ns ChnsEt, he,wten Eb:cago and Kausns CO.
t- L. 4 z, plnu1-Cara attached % iii tralus.
Ghtcnzo. Milwaukee, It NJ. I'aul II 1t,,y1v.
-" Hnnatn" lscpnt ,f,'!nus Citntnn md Carroll,
Grnnd l'Aclao tiutst. mat ut beDnt, s' AeS1@''
, 1880-10-06

TilE UNION Ft.AH NOT ALLOWED TO FLOAT
At tT1,4.TrSrrAN " VA

TnE UNION Ft.AH Nor ALLOWED TO FLOAT
AT HUNTINGTON, ". w.
Sptetat to ttneiAn.tti Cusap.<reial.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Oct. 4.-Tllo Demo-
cr,ts, Numbering 200 Or 800 strong, held n
tamboree Oh Third avrl,lle u. Saturday
night, md weru addressed BY Jacob jackson.
their candidate for GnyrrnDr. Jacksu11's
speech was full Of tho Rebel ring from be-
gtuutng to cad, lIe dectared taat II Gen.
Garfield should be elected 1t was tho lnlen-
tion Of tlla Republican party tn kemp him
tllera for life. lie succeeded III nrousf,tg tho
olA Ilpbet spIrtt to such q degrees that utter
the performance some OF tlleH ,f1nEct1Hl down
to tic river bntlk. cut Alil hauled down rho
rapra 0t The Republican !!nE.pol9 80 that tho
1laR eann0t be elevated, md tile bnnlGr-p0lo
HtastS there tD-tlny rs a monument III DEMO
cratic hats for the American flag.
Previous tU this they tore down 4 tlGAt
Garfield pn1e, erectGtt by 4 son OF Col. Il. j..
Ward III front of his fathers elegnnt resi-
Deuce.
lilo hatred for the American flag still turks
IN the Democratic breast. Not II lteptlblleni,
tlag Ii allowed to if0nt In tho vil1nRe:. III
-1K1., seven years after the cIoso nf tho War,
the Methodist Episcopal Church, put up Il
flag to attract attention tO 4 festival Ro!ng on
III their llall. During tho night tho 1tnbels
t0nk down tho ting nlli t0re 1t into Ai,retls.
,1ncksnn left here Sunday rejoicing over
tllo victory he felt tn l,nvA achtnyett over the
ltenllacnns and over the spirit llo aroused
iii Is audience.
, 1880-10-06
FIRE RECORD.

nExyra, Cola. )ct. 6.-The lftnEhitcdHs Lcnh-
Willie ance!ut snys: ~ tlrp nsMrsc'l Ut i o'eNk
yusser,Iuy morning II, tho sl,nIt-hturc ut Tho nh
Vufcun shift, III tic Chrysnllto MINI. cft,se hy
n sick nlnur ttroppng II candle. Tho building
WIS cuf.slrcd, md tho lnr,tng dtl,rls feil Int,
Tho sl,nft. KettiuR It atire The vlcan c,'llt1crts
with ttlc ChrysolItr, Little Clllcf, Ane. Climax,
Mnf Little 1'ittsburR Mines lly lescIs Mt II depth
III iao feet, Mi Of whic ilticti with enrintc ac
al smoke, driving tho mon frntn their work II
constructing bstIkheastt tND feet ,lwny. 1wclto
Aftcr nrrnt trnuhlo The tIuIkirn,ls werp irlilt,
preventing tho tire frun eptellllHg. niltl tho
tn,nes lrc nuw e1nnch tn Il i1itl;ua Of thirty
feet ftr.tn tho Vulcan ahnft atl Are caIprlcttt.
utsllrr cttntrt. All TIM SHUTS ,lru dramatically
closed tn nxEluG ,lrhuHhts, md will rrunn 81,
for fur days. Wnrls Will ltr snsrcttt!t II! All tho
was seriously hurt. Tho tlamuge ts about $saJ.UD.
, 1880-10-06

PHILADELPHIA, Tn.. Oot. 5-At "a meeting Of
tho preshytery Ut Philadelphia Central tu-tlny.
tho Committee In the cse uf tho lecv. Walter Q.
Scott presuntcd II report. II Htntrs tlat. II, vlow
of tho facts. tho Judgment IT the Committee was
ttat tho Professors character aa II ptcsby.
turinn WIS tnln,pni11Sl, and his. tiH-
tert,Nl solln,lnssa ctn,ll ,!ot ls .tsnpugned.
They therefore dit mt $40 why judicial pr.'c.
u.lul,teal hy tho prcxl,ytery, .fsatt wis lrofes-
st'r of hs1r,l Hcenc;, nt's! EnglIsh I!terl.tnrD
III tho Wooster university. Ohio. whicf,
heresy. This prnfessts stated tx tho gsess.yscrs
10 via hotter rrssl.yscrIAn I!aw thMn nj ever
lOcfrInU Or p.,lsty.
, 1880-10-06

district hasbccn nnsnpnnrse, e'Hrses aE,asn!st ,a!,
"ihleyes," ".porlnrirs,," "lrt!n,tinksfs . m!sti
bribcelversd; ihat tln lsep'''1'ca'}1 !',a 1,r rar}y
io.,, a,.si that lhe l1e.i,rgtatt: inrty t!ft aro
tf init down tho Rebellion ta'! the lseltlt'-
iica,,s, lit tllu ,mist ui n public fncctlllx,
Wl,ere r>rn zip INT ilnvn tiMe TO eol'eet !hesf
IeI,IVtrnttr crowd u,','enr enthusiastic nYGr
fl,csu llsclpss nssertlUtls; hut W>lt1l lneh ~
tlle ,ltitet of Their 1."nes Weiai' go ftilhirt
Of .,iie.e charges, most at wlllell tlleS k,ow
:rpMtItlenee IL tInety leaders, u fntllnE ~ nl
nnjltirn nrsnr III tlle, rank-atn:1llu nf ilh,
Democratic Ilarly. nttt less attention 10 afld
interest IN t1letr public meetings.
rucMuut1.'s "swlSn ABOUND rtt1. ct'ictE"
in THIS pnrt Of tIle Sta.u WIS q fai!nrc: i
ii Ind mt bccii dung, alNl tler lenders sge It.
Ills past record atld Irtsg!!t fA1se assertions
IN his public spcgrhr@ which li"ye nreia ~
toro1E'ly ys,!t'a'"a BY @ cur ~, hcn'''a'sa, ri m
votes. ills atten,pt 10 Justify bis t9p," s
too tl,tn; while Ills charges 0r lscpnbllcnu
nrruptloi II tlla lahatc,I,clit nl sat,lt9 ai-
fars II tas IT, y ni NTH T. ,@ES tv NJ at
4 coHntips, towns, ete. n satltlla 1t On ti,o to
light 1T tic Springfield records, p!Gre tna
old grntencn fl tIa eyes Of thy p p'!!'iit; ny as \
too tricky to bo trusted. Si!cl seems t1 hc
tic feell'.E na,str the lcuple ot THIS a'sltic'
as 10 Trumhull.
on tic otl,cr hanM, Republicans grow
MORE EARNEST AND ENTHUSIASTIC
JTn,npton's "Suf1tt Sonti"; itcitzlto2ycr.s
Rebel General pcllsfon-ColnlnfttHc Cl,9lr-
lnan's upupsitEo.l tu pelSinns, llnncorK' =
dolIbfe record Of Gettysburg nIil Order 40.
10; tue keneraf settling t(uwl! u tl'o l3eio.
Confederate Congress npnli tJnhi, sotdiFis: :
anl Tug further f9ct, ssal'Isle,! ia Thy Ebllo
crats nro bent on tnkLng possession of pnIlig
affairs M il,ey dItl III qW, with "S!at.-rlgh|s"
M tto rUnk 1T their fnth, provided they cIl'a
ret tho President, which, according II,
Tpnnlbs, mems llnncnck, aro sources OF
nlnrM to tic sturdy, thinking iIl'tssGs Or our
lenlr, w;u are int yet ready 10 tltrl. tile nltl
Snip VI Ststtr ovef to It's enemies. T!ey rse.
they kss1w not Of. Tito pArty tliat suyrd tllG
country Inns their sympathy hs yun WIZ titltl
when November comes, In Southern 1lit11o's.
CAPT. THOMAS,
our candidate for Congress. Ia tnnktng q
stirring CANVASS Of tic district, undressing,
cr0NtEs Of the stalwnrt yt,Manary oyerywtterc
hi, Eucs, leaving strongly liked upon their
minds thu importance IN tho NNt1ul Dt n'i'
other Republican triumph. Ills opponent,
Mr. 11nrtxc1l, tho sccUnd choice ut his 0W,l
party. lal,ora under TIM impending CtrtnllIty
Ut tiefcNt staring hin In the tnce, nt!d Ii ~!
apparently creating any STIR Among liz
Tlieye IL ITO doubt Of ThoMas'' clcctinl, an.
pllr sister cn,intEcs Df tho North neetl linvt
no fears bit tint the Republicans o.
"E1ypt" nre alive. a,ni viii roll III In,
creased RepnbIiran trnturlties. worthy III
offset to tho S0id South. llAEc.
, 1880-10-06
NOTES..

TIE FEAEEFUE BnI'T1E
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. b.-~rhc follow
Ing telegram from Atlanta, Ga., was received
by the Internal Revenue Bureau to-tlay:
The body of ARMED nen wllo forcib'y res
c,,es. tho property held for violation os the
Dalton Friday night Inst wore black masks
qnd gowns, nnll their horscs were covered
with sheets. Elayo visited Dalton a,ltl 0b-
ta!ncd so,no eyldcnce. The investigation IL
progressing favorably.
REGISTRATION IN NEW YORK;.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The total registration
to-day In this city WIS =, ,570.
, 1880-10-06
IyCESl)tAtktSAt,

hhe&at DApd{eh 10 1hk chicago iF'oHnss
1{0rK1xToS, H., Oct. 6.-str. Thpptn, Into
landlsIrfl Of tho Central tiOttse. ut flDpktntUH.
has i,cen arrcatad and placed in 1ali for the
crime ur inccn.lAris,n. a snortgago on hts
hotel wis fnrccluscd Il yeur hgn. ata,l tho lime
fnr redemption 'v,ls u expire nu tho .nth of Sep
t,lnbcr. On "Wednesday Ae tull one Of the scr.
want tn seek othcr 1lnrtcrs. ~ tho hutGl
wnlila i,u burHcd tint nlKht. After tho fire
Tnplhn Disappeared, Intl WIS discovered in IN
oil building ind arrested. 1lG Ia well known Iu
DclNWufC tuIHtY, q,
, 1880-10-06

LAKE ClrY, Colo., Oct 5.-Nelthur the nano
nor fgtu of tho murderer uf Sntml.n-
nnro's sou fsyct known. All IL Quiot
Mt Los Ptnos, but the situation Is crit.
Ieal. md fenra are entertained thut thoro 1nny
yet le t,,,llets. Agent tearry aud Commissioner
NencssHHi have 10 fur Iluld the UtGs III check,
nt.I will probably coDtiNlo tn dlu 81, u stlstnined
by prompt nc,!on on tho part OF the uoTcrnA
Aunt.
, 1880-10-06
At ELr<{IAtR'r. IND,

Special Dfspd'eh 10 The Chicago 1rtbttnt.
ELxtfAlT, Ittt.. Oct. 5.--At Mu0ut p IN. today
M expulsion from snnfo mysterious cn,lso &C.
Cured In tho rag rttttng roolns Of tho writing
papcr mIll OF tho north sde Of tho st. loo 1tiycr
In this city a,li nlplost Instantly thoronftcr tho
compartment wus filled with flames. Tho c1t,-
poyGs In tho mill hltl hardly ttno to ret out Of
tho burning building bcfore tho .tlnnies hnd
ptfnrta such Et:IlYIr rs tn lie tNexftnKGiShntllc
Tho loss Is cs.InAted ut s.00; Insured for sli,-
NM
, 1880-10-06

sEl,AttA. aio.. Oct. 5.-Tho Dtmocrut t1ns a
special suying: Mrs. \. q. i,yfcr, vifo nf II jaw-
ycr lIvtug IL milo from EaltfnrnEa. Mo. was
brutnIly ravIshel this morning By II negro
trump. who went to her llul,sv and bcgRctl for
victuais. Wh!io shp Wis handing him something
to mi he klnrkgtl tcr seilseleu]. accomplished
nis design, a.ll tic,i. The e,nlntrY Ii beng
sr,l,ir.sl Ey rfu 'lls, and II tho brte is cuuxht
hn will hD !y1lrhed. Mrs. Bylrr il III II critical
Gtlf]tiltIun.
, 1880-10-06

Special DlsDdtth 70 Tie Chleao0 TFiGIrf.
la Cft0ssE:, Wis, Oct. G.-Tho sawmtl' Of c.
IL. Ntchols & CD. Mt Onn1asltn, faw tuIlcs nbovo
hero on I}lack 1tivcr, WIS destroyed by fire to-
night tilu lro catching 1t, the enHlne-ranIn. Tho
mill WIN rItjsel ut $aUD00. IND WIS Insured fur
$8lk0. Considerable nrnt,rr was destroyed. but
N c0yered by Insurance.. Tho mill will prohahly
bD rebuilt,
, 1880-10-06

1k1oH, nnrk'mcT Co., n. u. Oct. 5.--A dis
pnttt frDm Grant, In ts county, ntli1t't'cca tho
destruction by fire there ut tho tArncry nnl tho
gr!st- mill 1T r. J.. Woodruff. tho tElchlnc-shor
nf r. Jnn,cs, and tho roat-pl11rG Tho !nsscs nre
*lI.o0 nl tho tttnrry, S!.tU0 MI Inc Eglst- MIL,
$t,Mt1 MI tho InnG!ltlc-sttOp, n.ld $I,NU Oil tho
Post -OLcc; Insurance unknown.
, 1880-10-06
PO1sONED sy ISoCULA,rION.

1,UI5UNEIF I9f gNt1EU Ilsk1IFJNV
CtEs1lINE, O., Oct. i.-FrAi,k 1[ntllehl. clerk
for, und now managing, U. Il. Bpences's drug.
ssora wtlo sir. sponcer is visiting In conncctl-
cut, ut 8 ocl0ob shis lnnrnihx br.'ks astryehHtne
brittle, tho Kl!tss cutting tlngur llltil II blud.
lio neKtevtutl tu wnst Il ut fur twenty snIntcs
and Tho pois0u VIM taken lntn tho circulation nf
tho hl.hMt llrs. JnnIur, !lDnaett. and lsx'1h n,o
Iifu, but 1t now louks as thn,lKh llo must dig
, 1880-10-06
AT WATERBURY,, CONN.

AT WATERBURY, CONN.
WATERBURY,, Conf, Oct. b.-Two 0f tho Unrest
buildings, comprising the Ho1mcs, IIooth & finy-
lien works. cnutulntng nnny costly much Ines
nf,tl tools, burned this eycnlng. Estimated luss.
SOU, GU; well Insured.
, 1880-10-06

CoMo, Colo. Oct. 5.-Ycster.lny tnOrntng John
Dot,ll.tlu fatnliy Bhot +. 4. Goiicll. scution
foreman Of tho Denver & Snuth Park fsatlroad
caused by tinrrel about An ul,l sslanty which
tho scuuon.tileu Ind been stucplng III.
, 1880-10-06

81ftfdl Ultpalth % 7ht thtedbo 7716aHes
1snIAxAppLta, f.p1.. Uct. 6.-Frank Church.
mnu, a prominent 'a,,ktr, hal h'a left hand
indy rnnrxIcI by It vGtnlIs dug this hfterti'H.
Tho animal it ktpt nt thu bunk !0r pron'ttlnn.
and aeny k.1xt, thnrc1lfB"H ttpHfl tht' 1atttr
fst,t,cArnucf. tn the tilk cinirt ut thu flt'st ~
business. Serious rt,Atts mrs Hnt nl'prchciHletl
, 1880-10-06

Special ut.pateh to Ths Cht<aso 1rtbuns.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Oet- IA inan sIppUaed to bo
Thomas Aelvln, OF Now iInson, CullI,., received
tAtRl injuries fro1n passing freight trnin o!l
tho Chicago, EttNk 3siand & l'aeie ftAflFoal last
tlKht, from which he ticsl this aftertlnAn. Ito
w,la Intoxicated ut tho tItne tho Incident oc.
GurrCu. An fulueat wns held this evunluR. and
tho verdict gxuMnr1totl tho ra4lrM.1 company
fr0ns all blumo. I4o was u yours Vt a9e.
, 1880-10-06

Special DhpatsA 10 Tia Chicago 1tlbus&
KAHsAs ClTY, alo., Oct. h-Whlsc two brothers
named Flyers wcre hunting near Liberty, In Clay
County, this AFTERNOON, one OF thou WINS uccl-
ttrLtulty killed ly tho discharge Ut Kun Il, tho
hands ns tho pthor. They werc shaotiny ducka
IN u nlurst, and whlo MuainR through st'aiu
brush tho weapt,l wn1t Ut, blowing tho back Of
wi4s instantaneous.
, 1880-10-06
INFECTED,

TRENTON, N. j., Uct. 5.--l'ho limited statcs
0rald ,l1ry hns indicted C,,nrlos II. ynnrhecs.
member ut Congress, for otnbczzling moneys of
tho fiuckcneuGk I}n11k.
, 1880-10-06

ELM1,sA, II. y, Oct. h-Joscph Abhott, on trini
fur tho murder Ut Il fell0w-co,lvtet ut tho ir-
fornInry, .yls found guilty aid scntclicul to
be hanged On tho 18th uf November.
, 1880-10-06

JACKsOSyftLE, Fin.. Uot. lily tho explosion
of g,sulino ti,rtb chih,rrn Vt Whtnm t'itsrk. II
itutg blsislrss- tnuh. werp fatally burned. l[ls
wife III not expected to rccUfEr.
, 1880-10-06
SHOT ny TfltSfpS.

Srtef6l Ulsya,eh to 7he Chteaso 7ffbAns,
FoHr WAyNE. Ind, Oct. ia Wabash RnIt-
way c>sisltrtur named Whitaker attempted to
put trA,nps olr his truth lst night. nultr WHvcr-
lv, aud wns shot IN tho arm anl hcatt. receiving
dangerous wounds,
, 1880-10-06

t,afc,i by n inrue atick. which went c0Inpfctn1y
thrt,,pf, lla lnriy. .nminH mt mt hts .,ek: Tho
rrInnvc.i to tfn hospItIl. whcru to was alive ut
last accounts.
, 1880-10-06

HrAr1Ifs. 'Fet,l.. Uct. b-Thnfnns j. 1iill. fnn
of j. NJ. I'M, prominent fntrcnnt nf this oily.
WIS rt,n ever md killed !y M ntt- Hoslg trasl
Usl tho Cllnrl lesion ItNilrt,at1 thlh tnUrntnY.
, 1880-10-06


QuEnEC, oct 6,-Jtl.]Ko CAron to-tlAy gnyo an
or<ter for tho extr..lltion nf link, nllas urooks
chHrgc1 with forgery III Columbus. D.
, 1880-10-06
AT aEoRaErosyN. 3. G.

C1fARLEsT0s, 8. G.. Oct. IA ire nt Genrgo-
town, In this State. yesterday. dcstrnyca several
buildings. h1rT. Eastcrllng, Il, wlloso house tho
tre beKnn, pGrshcl III tho tfnuacs.
, 1880-10-06

UuFrAtG, N. T., Oct. t-WbIl0 Max Walter
was 9otpg down Into we'll to clean It bis foot
slipped, and 10 fell to tho bottanl aud was tHa-
, 1880-10-06

CHARGED w1r1I POISONING.
ITAiIsnultu. Oct 5.-itoiort Mnu1l. colored,
tins been arrested chnrgal with attempting tn
poison hls wife, ihrce children. md stGplnlhcr,
it lLcir hollo In Charlcstown, W. w.
, 1880-10-06

FAN FIsAHcisct,. t'at. Oct. 6.-Tho "ha!tng
bnrk ltttnlpp nrriye,i from, tho Arctic rcgDn last
ttu,t Hhc has no news nr Tho fnannctts mr. the
missing .vllllfrA Hhg saw th, relief cutter
tnrWi Aug. II. OF Port llH.fnohtt steering south~
west.
, 1880-10-06

UU1NC7'S TSTHNU1N6 UEBT5,
QulSs,f. ILL.,. t}et. hat I'M unusually tIl
,ncetIng Ut tho l!unrl nf Commerce. held this
cvonlu9 to discuss city alfalrs, II resolution ~as
unannlnttsly nsiopted tcelnrtnK 1t 10 bo tho
Hsty ut tho l}oHr.t Thai Ill laslllcr Ut rvputlf.
thu shnlt 10 t!ts:rtlntcnHHectf. 'tiltt that MI
nl1tstandng nhliwatiotiH nHstInat tue city should
bu promptly and honestly nIet.
, 1880-10-06

FicklD IN np1Astlte, lrrrsnutg III mind, and sub
iruk to 1nplatirtuIy, try Asnlt 1tltl0rs.
, 1880-10-06
YEIIQW.EENER.

NEW ORLEANS, t)ut. G.-Tt!tTu was ono ,leatIi
frun, yeltnw-f fevcrnt M i0 saush Iiborty street,
Lust night. Tito premises wtro properly dis
tntectr,l, n deceased buried immediately. Al
nr,Ifls t., prevent tho spre!pl Ut tho fuscr vert
l,rtttlptly A1otttCtl.
, 1880-10-06

7
Milwaukee, Fnst Mnll.. ..,,,.,.,,..|s I'm . ~ = -N
aln.,Ht.-tD Tx ,JtuhuttlpnUt 81 s'o' ;" ~ ~
s,isa,ssn u tinT ....Is 6:n1 nm s1:n II
n,".s,s r.ss 1", ~ "A'Hhc@3 $f1:tQ INT l!Qp II
Greet Lay Atut.ssla. nsa xp-i ,a,n:I % ~, ~ s;n
telUn hxprusa lFa.1s. p.nt ~ y, Sn
Mi!HHukGu. Madstun, !'rnriG lu. W" y III ''e" II
GAle. lurfn aud uuAutu II n:O m I'm d ii
Stevens I'Unt and AsEIAnd TX IL i|: n iii u
Milwaukee,. Madison, atla lssu,fid " ~
tu Eh'1n la prGsA...,,. ...,,.. st11Q m 7:&} IN
?!otrxs1'le Accommodation. a:l5 PM 81
tl4H tre~s+. F:t III 4:ti m
Hyfon !hErnnEGr.. 41l paa slJ:il
g. N ~ PASSENGER. h:1 pm 5:ti
suHny lkssH2ar I'll .tn)..,,.,l h:n nl HUN d III
Al trains run yia Milwaukee. Tickets far II. Pan
ana Minneapolis nf1 good eithoF via Madison md
Psutru du Ealen, Or Tla La Cru3sa Auu WiIOnA.
Illinois Central aknttro1l,
Hepnk foot 1f 1hke.st. ntal fnot "
Iickal !tntcc, II ltnnio!ph-sL. neas Clark and
FAclc Hotel Ann Palmer HuusA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
Intimidation ia Indiana.

CINCINNATI, August 12.-Dcmcrat-
ic threats of driving thencgroes out
of Indiana are being put into ex-
ecution in nj least three counties
Early yesterday morning a band
OF masked Kuklux attacked the
house of an inotiensive negro named
Joshua Mack. one mile from Column
bus, Ind, broke open the door and
windows, and dragged him from his
bed, declaring with vile oaths that
they would hang him, and that they
intended to ''clean out all the -
- niggers in the county before the
election They ransacked the house
for arms, and found none. and fin
ally agreed to let Mack 90 on con
dition that he would immediately
leave. After they had gone some dis
tancc he followed them into the
road where others of the party were
when all mounted their
horses and rode away. Soon after
the house OF Mr.. Walker. who has y
farm rented on which the negro lives
was stoned, the party yelling. ours
ing, and threatening about it for n
considerable time. At Bluffton and
shelbyville similar attempts at in
timidation have been made.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
How The Laws is Rcs.s,ed.n Aiabama.

Hon Marshall Jewell. the Cnair-
man al the Nationel Republican
Committee ha- received q lctcrfron
q well-known Republican Of None
gomcry, Ala, iuclosng d copy Of 90
official report showing the resign Of
law and order as It exists In that
state The ro7lor, Is as follows:
MoNrUoNEEY. Al3. tu-. II. 1850.
iL C. O5o7f. Tatd SafD lm~laH
firth S,ah4a ca} jEa7 Dr.
t5e o. -iio6ama.
SE. In accuolucr with your iIi-
sTuctious. I tool, the warrants ior
Pcnton and others. of Antllusia. ia
Coyington county, char ed with
beating and intimidating Jni.cd
States witnesses and destroying pro-
ccsscs from the United States Com
/ proceeded with three deputies Oh
the 9Th inst. TO }uddlusia, in Gov
ington county, arriving there on
Monday morning mt daylight. ]
found that they had been notified
Of our approach, and had collected
force Of from - to 30 men, armed
with double-bareled shot guns and
pistols, and had gathered in a b, ~
room bclo lging to,apd kept by Pen
ton. ] went into 4 room End notih-
cd Peaton that | had @ warrant for
his arrest and that he would have to
90 to Montgomery with me The
crowd Immediately collected around
me. and Pcnton declared that he
would not submit 30 an arrest nor
go to Montgomery until he was car
ried by force. I told him that he
would be compelled to 20, and that
my advice to him was To- 90 quietly
and obey the law His reply was !:
"Did YOU come here expecting to
take ANYBODY with that pitiful force
you have therc2" alludine to the
deputic- J had with me. ! answer
ed that when law and order prevail
cd it was unnecessary 10 have any
force at all. and that the frequent
declarations that the country was
peaccahlo and inclined 80 obey the
law had led mc TO believe that they
would submit without resistance.
lie replied: Il viii fight YOU to the
last extremity before YOU shall take
off any one from here to-day. When
We elect our President, Hancock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
Il Republican anG Democratic Hconofuy
Compared.

WAsHISGros. August l2-Thc
Treasury Department ha published
= statement showing the amouui O.
ihc annual appropriations made by
Congress 6r each fiscal year from
1873 90 1881. Inclusive together
with the coin value o' such appro-
priations. computed upon thc eycra-e
price of gold los each week iu ques-
ton. Tic amounts I'm coin value
wcr. as follow in round numbers
For 1919. sl34VDG1, tor fSlL
sf5tGGU): for lStI. Slj1HnpJ:
sor 1876. 129uJJ0Jp for lo5. SID.
G00OO: for 1873. SS6,GDUlJ; for
1879. St7f.0W00O for 1850, Sl62,
000OG0: for 1881, 5l549JOoDo. The
smallest 5f the sum for 1876 was oc-
casioned by the refusal Of the Demo
crats TO vote appropriations for the
support of the Army and other
purposes. 4 comparison OF the
amounts appropriated in 1850 and
1881 bvtae Democrats IN the iullness
of their power, with the amounts
appropriatcd in 1S73-f-5 by the Re
publicans. shows how little tounda-
ton there is for the assertion so often
made ~ the Democrats, that they
have been economical bv reducing
the appropriations. The appropria-
tions made IN the years IS5j-4-J
were in each case less than those
made by the Democrats in 1SS0-Sl
The Democratic appropriations O.
1880 exceed the Republican appro-
priations of 1873 by S2S0J0,O)9.
those of1S74. by s9,OW.Ooo, and
those Of 1879. by S3j,OJOO1t. The
Democratic appropriations Of 1881
exceed the Republican appropria-
tions of 1873 by S2o0000J0, and
those OF 1875 by S11O09,00O. The
appropriations for rivers and harhoI-
in 1S53-i-5 averaged about 5000
600 per year. The average in the
wears 1S19Sg-S1 was q little shor.
of s9OJ0.OJJ. For the protection
of the coast line and our great cities
By forts and Qualifications there was
appropriated in 1S13-t-5, nearly
2jUU0OJ). I'm 1S79-S0-S1 the SUM
appropriated for these purposes was
only SI.i09,OJ0, or an average OK
less than 100000 per wear The
statement fIrnishc. material for
many interesting comparisons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

AmyGroE. X. J.. August 19.-At
an early hour this morning Mr.. Geo
Bciscr. VINO resides in % handsome
residence ON Chestnut street in this
village. was awakened by noise at
the basement door Of his house.
Looking out ofthr window of his
room he saw two men in the act of
prvine open the door. Heprocured
u revolver and fired ct the men. 4
moment later q ciyof Nv God. I'm
shot Yves heard and one Of the men
looked up at Mr.. Bciscr and said,
we viii fix YOU for that The
two men then jumped into wagon
which was waiting near byand drove
off.
lir. Ecisar retired aitcrward and
was awakened i'm about an hour by
the cracking of burning timber.
Jumping from his bed and running
to the window lee discovered the
house was in flames: the whole
building was on fire. The flames
spread to ther residcnccof Mr.. Moran.
and that too was destroy
cd. Nj. BciScr loses on the building
and furniture about $4,000. and Mr..
Moran about 5000. The two men
made good their escape.