The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-05-06
Mionesota iaised $40 twins lost

A Je,hlphem hatcher kills cattle
By electricity.
Berks county hopes TO prove its
clai'n to DO the bf;h county in the
State by the uext o5nsus.
Moody and Sankoy ought 10 50 TO
Washington. The Capital presents
au inviting field for operations.
Daniel Conroy, the stone mason Of
Erie who went crazy over tho fifteen
puzzle. has recovered aud been res
leased
John Kelley announces that
Tammany has enlisted for the war,
and that Tillon must retire or be
crushed.
The almost unanimous opinion OF
the Penusylvania press is, that the
Legislative bribers received an ex.
ceasively severe sentence.
The Philadelphia Times,' "lVhito
House Gallery" includes men who
have just about as m1ch prospect
Of becoming President as has Col.
McC lure.
The Bayari aud Salisbury families
will hold q Democratic State con-
vention in Delaware on tho 2J,h Of
May to select delegates to the
Altional convention.
There are n good many evidences
which clearly point to Gsnar,l So.
fields speedy removal from tbs
position of superintendent Of tho
West Point Military Academy.
The widow of General Custer
protests against the government
setting up any more statues of tho
General unless something better
thana cirica.ure can DO had.
The New York HeralR has about
come to tho conclusion that Gen.
Grants nomination cinnot bo pre-
vented, on account OF divisions
among those waJ arc opposed to
him.
Speaker Rlnllll has been giving
the Tenue,soe Democrats some
sweets to tickle their pilates, in
letter to the Nashville Centennial
committee.
Mr. Hendricks has announced
once more that no will not be- pnt
off again with tho Vice Presidency,
aud il is probable that be will not be
pressed.
Delegate Downey, Of Wyoming
Territory is entirely to- oxtrame an
individual to DO Congressman by
brevet only. lie ought to move
into some State.
There is one point, and only one
on which the Republican State cons
vention OF Georgia coull agree with
anything like unanimity-tho Whit.
taker trouble at West Point.
Tho Democratic organs have
demonstrated pretty cJncluSiuely
between them that not n single one
Of the calndidaLes for tho Cincinnati
nomination, is fit to DO President.
Slmlol J. Tillan anl Slnl,l
j. Randall agree on most thin "a
but there il some difference Of opin-
ion between thom with referoncJ to
tho uuit rule. The former is in
favor Of it ani the latter is n1t.
Machiae betiug il nov male ia
California from tho entrals Of sheep.
a three -fourths inch rnpo of this
material will boar . strain of s,v,r
tons. 1t is seil to bo much more
durable than hemp,
! Row, Bacah,r gets slltry OF $lO,-
900 Dr John Hill, Sl5,0J), AMI a
stylish house free Of reat DR.. Pot
ter, of Grace church, gets $1,000,
and the pastor OF st. fhlmqs church
$1,000. Othor New YorI; minister's
range from 5000 to $1,000, bat
most are under $500.
Young Kqlloch. the mrrloror OF
De Young, is minister of lhl Cos.
pei, and mis- revuIenl father il very
much cnnralpol ablut his by g
future relations with tho church. 1t
mi sht be supp1soI that he would b.
more concerned about his future
relations with tho hIagmln.
Am Jng the dcloglto7 10 tha nl-
tional convention from This STATE ure
Hon. Wm. Mjlrlon m | tho Il N.
sam. Josepis This furnishes al.
di.ional assurance that Reform will
receive suca an impetus at Cincinnati
as has MT b11n witnessed TOR ,nLlF
a day. Pannsylyplia Democracy is
p0tting its best foot forward
John Kelly uttered n great truth
at Syracuse when he sail that the
"nomnltion Of rilden wonll be a
great wrong, slch wrong as tho
people woull not tolerate Hs
may force his nomination, but he
cannot fbrca the people to elect him,
lie will b, buriol - deep beneath
tho ballots Of an iulignlnt paop'o
that no electoral con Mission wall bs
necessary to decide his status.
That wicked Bourbon organ, tho
| Pittsburg P03i. thinks that "sinco
| rillon will uaithor IN lrry nor dia to