The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-02-05

= Oit N1. yOli WOitn 81 " W ~ the
three week syle'i ora Nova Scott,
ming. Dp. on N<g9 =
The Dovuton Sherman batth il
gohi2 or fntiSrs'y. with sheridan
! hnnireds d Ip'lsssassy -tn GlbA
Efforts ara bpins malu 10 rec
oncile tho family differences he
.weon tho Russian Csar and Czarina
! A scbnylslI paper want q ali the
Republicans Of that county TO go to
Harrisburg 70 assist in squeezing
one Lemon.
Parnen addressed an audience OF
| 8 600 people at Cleveland on Satur-
day night. The sum OF over $4,000
was realized. .a...a I'D. s.t.. f.. e
The cabinet decided that Minister
Chvis,iapcy should use his own judg>
ment as to recognizing the present
government OF Peru.
Miss Cora Myers. aged 1o years
died at Bradford, Pa, on Saturday,
from tho effects Of malpractice by
Dr. Il. Read. Read has fed. 80
The front wheels Of the Thurman
boom are on the track again. John
O. Thompson is now tugging away
at the hind wheels. fss..s ...-
When the Grant boom struck Gu
b, it caused an earthquake. which
shook mp Havana and frightened
the Inhabitants badly. Grant rather
pjoyedit' ..'gs G 5ors.f
Congress is fooliug along week af-
ter week without accomplishing any
thing in the way Of getting thro ugh
With the necessary business Of the
session. . at! close. ... lH..t
o A colorei boy named Eli Jackson,
aged sixteen. employed as O servant
Ia the family OF Mrs, Ella Andrews,
harrisburg, banged himself in tho
celiarway last pisht. .'.
I DR.. Augustus Schnltz Of Mexico,
claims before Philadelphia court
that he hns been The victim of a
conspiracy To imprisou him in the
Pennsylvania insane asylum. .al
Testimony taken before the select
committee investigating Cheyonue
affairs indicates that it is true the
Indians were in starving condi-
ton when removed from their
agency. a r.. .... ....
Tho Kelley lamb has got the Til.
den wolf by tho tail. and appears TO
know very well that it would be
death to let go, so he keeps hold
aud bleats. ..t
| The New York Herald has fresh
sensation in the political line. II
says Grants formal withdrawal from
politics viii be officially announced
about next Monday.
The brigadiers in the United
States SeUato will he reinforced when
general Gibson Of l. rnisiaua ani
General George of Mississippi take
their seats 10 that body.
Senator Bayard has delivered his
great speech in support Of bis anti
legal tender resolution. and is now
considered quite dead rs q Prtsiden
tial candidate, in the West.
a There is not o single man in the
present Congress who does not feel
that the adoption Of his 6oancial
views alone can save this great aud
glorious country from destruction.
d. The friends Of AIessrs Cox and
Horr in Congress should see to it
that they are not let loose again
Tho country cannot he expected tc
!, survive inaoy such outbursts Of wit
The New York Sun advises The
! Democrats to chnnge their Ease b,
a dropping New York aud fallin.
{ back on Ohio. The prospect is no
( inviting they fell on their backs il
Ohio last fall '" '..r
Every Democratic United States
Senator who has son over fiftoal
years Of age has him ,snngly p'antei
in aome sinecnre clerkship in tn
Senate. Voorhees, has three OF then
: thus provided for. ~. i..t br-,
4 President Hayes has onoe NOR.
. apologized to the Pennsylvania Re,
: publican Congressmen for overlook
ing the State in making his appoint
q ments to Cabinet Offices aud foreigl
missions.
: II Congressman Rorr aud Co
; would hire out as end men to frs
= class company OF minstrels the,
5 could com mand much larger salar,
than they are receiving as member
J, OF the American Congress. 81
T.. Secretary scburz appears to be ra
ther slow in coming to an under
standing with the Utes. 10 the en-,
the guilty savages will probably es
4 cape and the iuuocsut ones be com
i pellsd to move from their rsserya
a tion. sa-
: ! Delegate Cannon, who represent
= Utah 10 Congress, is now beiog pei
!. ! secuted by the Gentle women G
: Salt Lake City, who are petitionin
4 Congress to expel bim because 'h