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wife No. 2. ard the correspondence led to h-s az
rest as above stated.
The indictment against Hurley. owing TO some
technical defect was quashed but an affidavit
was at once fled. and the defendant re-arrested.
He plead not guilty, and was tried by Jury.
Both the wives were presen, and testified as also
the father OF wife No. l. The mother and
brother Of the prisoner. who appeared to be
hsnest and respectable people. were also pres
ent. The wives are handsome and modest look
Ing women, and No. 2 seemed 70 be greatly inter-
ested In the prosecuton-sitting beside the Prose-
cutting Attorney during the entire trial. Within
twenty minutes after the Jury had retired they
returned a verdict Of guilty, assessing hispunish
ment at three years imprisonment in the State
Prison
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An Appeal From New Paris.

Special 10 the Sentinel:
NEW PARIS. Ind. April G.-The following re-
quest was received by your correspondent to-day,
for publication:
please do the citizens OF New Paris the favor of
announcing 20 the public that we are free from
smallp pox and that circulated reports TO the con-
trary are false. Proper steps have been taken 10
prevent its reaching our village or vicinity, and
those having been exposed in any way have been
forbidden 10 visit our town. Signed by order OF
the Committee"
There are three cases about five miles from New
Paris I'm the country. but they do not In any way
endanger New Paris. Everything is being ana
will be done 20 keep the disease confined 20 it's
prcsent locality
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GREAT BRITAIN.
WANT DAvITT RELEASED.

WANT DANiTr RELEASED.
LONDON, April ga Committee representing
all sections Of Irish Nationalists and English
Democrats Is forming In London 10 agitate for the
unconditional release OF Davitt The agitation is
TO be extended TO the United States, Canada and
Australia.
II Is proposed 10 exercise OF impose the French
Protectorate over Tunis but maintain the Bey and
leave him all authority over his Mussulman sub,
jectS. Certain French statesmen propose mixed
tribunal under the French Protectorate with adj
hesion OF other powers.
BRApLAuGH's PREDIcAMENT.
The Daily Telegraph says: ut has been finally
decided that II Bradlaugh Is reelected 10 Parlia
tive side OF the House that In view OF Bradlaughs
religious opinions no Christian oath Is binding
ON his conscience and he be not permitted to
take the oath ia the Commons"
HIS LAST BUDGET.
The Times says: "Gladstone's speech last night
two hours duration, and was delivered
without any perceptible abatement and with his
CHARACTERISTIC energy. We hope II Il not neces
Sary to IKE him ~ his word that this may 6e his
arise from any defect OF power"
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.
An earthquake occurred in the Island OF Zante
yesterday. Vibrations continue to-day, and
prolonged but no damage done.
THE LAND BILL.
LONDON, April THE Times says: THE land
passed through twenty-five variations OF FORM
IL will include schemes for the reclamation OF
waste lands aud for immigration"
HORRORS or THE EARrHQUAKE.
The Greek Patriarch at Constantinople tele-
graphs the Greek Committee in Liverpool as fol-
lows:
The news from Chic Is heartrendlng. The ca.
tastrophe surpasses all belief. implore you 70
form Committees TO receive subscriptions I'm aid
OF the sufferers. Need is urgent.
The Lord Mayor OF London opened a subscrip.
ton for the relief OF sufferers Nearly El0 900 has
been raised.
4,S00 KILLED.
The shocks Of earthquake continue IN Chic. and
are fast completing a general ruin of Krasto.
which contained nearly 1000 inhabitants. only
$50 Of whom are known 20 be alive.
BEACOEsFIELD.
Beaconsield had very serious attack OF spasms
during the night, owing 10 chill, but rallied to-
ward morning A later bulletin announces a
great change for the better In Beaconsheld's con-
dition. There is now no fear of a fatal termina-
ton to the severe attack OF the night.
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TURKEY,
pFr.IIe on rur -rApTHoTrAKr

DETAILS OF rHE EARTHQUAKE
CoSsrASrISOPiE. April 5.--The latest accounts
: rom Chic estimate the number OF victims at
{ 600. All foreign men-of-war OF Smyrna have
started for Chic. General Longstreet, United
Z tates Minister, ordered the corvette Galena To
proceed thither with 'succor for the sufferers.
destitute. Castro. the chief town .of Chic. is al
most in ruins. -Four hundred corpses have been
af eady found The Porte Is taking measures
TO alleviate the suffering Of thesdestitute ka-
n hE5itants.
coSTIsUED SHOCKS.
SRA. April 6-Cmtinued shocks og earthquake
at Ohio are destroying houses. The injured by
the t'rst shock are ssid TO be utterly impossible
10 G. ter the town.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED
CJIsco, April 6---Oeeasiona1 shocks of earth.
quake are still felt All open spaces in the town
are ~ ed with wounded, many OF whG1 are in a
hopeless condition. Many OF the dead and
yors emigrating On ali diroctions. There is
far mv1e victims and damagein the village than
In the tewn. Supplies have arrhed bui are In
sufficient 70 cope with the destitu<ion.
,0IIEs FOR HELP SITHour AVAIL
LONB0s, April Ga telegram 10 the Foreign
Office states tina. the authsriues Of Chic ask ior
1900 tents only hye houses are standing On
bln nobody dares 10 approach 10 render assist
auee. The Com ptrollcr of Chic ane his family
arc still under the ruins. crying for sGccor.
RUSSIA WILL NOT HELP.
COxsrANriSoPLE April S--Fmnce proposes an
International Commission 20 transfer 70 Greece
the oeesd territory. Russia has informed Austrfs
That Greece eau not count upon military assist
ance from Russia In case OF var
GOsctlen. BritiGh Embassador mas sent Major
Trotter 20 Chlo TO distribute relief To sixty villages
The number OF victims is now estimated u s, ,000
TURKEY.
HORRORS AT CHIC. n@
CHIo, April 9.--A medical Commission is now
sitting to consider the expedience of covering
rubbish In fortress with earth as there Is no hope
of saving any Hives, and disinterment OF the dead
might produces epidemic. It Is now believed that
throughout the whole island, which contained
1900 Inhabitants, 6000 or 1000 were killed, and
= per cent. OF the SURVIVORS wounded. The
Frepch, British, United StsNes and Austrian gun
I assist the authorities In the work Of relief.
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IRELAND.
EvICTIONs.

LONDON. April SIN the Commons tonight j.
r. O'Conner, Home Ruler, called attention to
the increase OF evicuons in Ireland, and appealed
to the Government TO take steps 10 restrict thtm.
AThe Chief Secretary for Ireland said those who
had advised the people to pay no rent were re-
sponsible for the evictions, and hoped the land
bill would bring about better state of things.
Gladstone declared, never I'm his knowledge had
any Government exercised greater care, or be-
of any proposal than the present Government had
on. the land bill. The House then counted out.
THE ARMS BILL IN EFFECT.
DUBk,N. April 5.--On or before the 7th inst,
every person I'm the following places shall lodge
at the nearest Police Station al arms and ammu-
milton ucey possess, for the purpose of obtaining
licenses. The several Baronies contained IN
the County Donegal: Counties Galway, Kerry.
l;eitrim rimeEck, s,, L9ngIord. Mayo Roseommon,
kenny aud Queens County; the cities OF Lin
efick audrcork; the town OF Galway, and seven
tFon5es arc "a IiPPesEy- me several w n Counties are
without License.
PARHELL SPEAKS
CoBK. APsl lo-Parnell. In replying TO toast
tot-he prosperity of Ireland at a banquet this
evening, traced the history OF the Land League
lie denounced the desertion Of the seventeen
members from the Irish party as the cause of the
sGs'0n S he 0'1 said WAS portion 91 Of the ooSS SBf
ful points and pitfalls. lie defed
anybody TO tell accurately how IL woul d work; +;
IL wouis be the duty of Irtsi, members to i'm
E''HAbAN
through che Hot Sc and 10 see that its working be
as advantaeeous as possible TO tenants The sec
most important lie looked thereto for very
important resnltN hut he believed the com
pulsory appropriation of bad lands woHld be a
far easier aud more effective method of protect
ing tenants. He strongly denounced emigmtion,
which, he declared, was scheme
for clearing. out small tenants, whose courage
and sacrifices had t'rought the question TO point
that no British Msnisry could any longer over
look. Any bill that did not largely reduce rents
would and ought fail 30 satisfy tenants.
Parnell addressing the people afterward from
hotel, warned them against thinking the battle
was won, and said IL had Snly commenced
DISSATISFACTION EXPRESSED.
:. DUaLIs, April 1o.-At the land meeting. near
inc West Part, to-day, reaoiution passed ex-
pressing regret that no better means Tor giving
effect 70 the land bill had been devised than the
worthless broken-down machinery OF the land
sct. and declaring with such mac hinery no act
,ould be successfully enforced for The benefit Of
he people.
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addressed 20 the Secretary OF the Treasury,
Loan Division, Washington. d. C.. and should be
assigned 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury for
redemption"
Where parties desire checks in payment for
bonds, drawn 20 the order ofanyone but the payee
they should assign them 20 the Secretary OF
the Treasury for redemption for accout Of" here
Insert the name OF the person or persons TO whose
order the check should be made payable.
WILLIAM WINDOW Secretary
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A Had Wreck.

REDISo, Cal, April ia passenger train ON
the Oregon Railroad from Sacramento, due last
night, met with an accident about fifty miles be
low here at the place called China Switch. The
whole train went over the t-estle and the engine
engineer. killed; - Rogers, fireman. killed;
Robert Johnson. messenger, leg broken; Ben
Kuhn, of San Francisco, badly bruised Other
passengers were In the other car, but IL did not
go off the embankment and they escaped. The
cause of the accident was cloud bursting, which
hankmanf
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Cheeky Rohhers

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April ll.-A body of armed
and masked men rode into Toledo, Dorsey
County, some sixty miles south of here at day
break yesterday morning, and while part
surrounded the Court House as guards, the re-
mainder brokeinto the ireasurer's Office, blew
open the safe, distracted therefrom 5,00O tosl0-
O0o mounted their horses and escaped. The
alarm was Immediately sounded and a large
number OF officers and citizens started In pursuit.
The robbers are well mounted, but as the whole
County Is aroused IL Is believed they will certain
u a
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Beneath the Waves.

Special To the Sentinel:
VERNON, Ind, April 9.-Joseph Everets. son OF
John Everets living one mile east OF this place,
was drowned I'm the Muscattatuck River to-day.
Joseph and playfellow, Sylvester Rich. had
gone 10 the river TO drown n dog and while try
ing throw the dog into the river Joe slipped In
and quickly borne away by the current, the
river being very high The body, up to this
writing, has not been found, but party Of
friends have gone 20 dredge the river.
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Hemp Needed at crawrOrdsviIle.

CRAwFoRDsyIILE, Ind. April lo.-A daring rob
berry was committed early this morning AZ the
dollhouse one mile east OF this city. A
masked robber effected an entrance through n
window, securely bound Mrs. Gardner keep
er OF the toll.gate. outraged Miss Lille
Van Nice, young lady living with Mrs. Gardner.
and, under threats OF murder. compelled "A dis
coyery Of the money on hand. The amount Sc
cured was eco. The Gravel Road Company has
offered a reward Of 500 for the apprehension OF
the robber but no clew has yet been discovered.
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An Expensive Experiment.
Special to the Sentinel:

MUScTE, Ind, April 5.-A Blufton Qnd.) special
states that the boiler In the extensive steam -four
irg mill Of Burgin 4 Brown exploded this morn.
ing at IL O'Clock with tremendous force. COM
pletely demolishing the engine and engine house.
Fortunately no one was In that part OF the build
ing at the time, else the accident would have been
fatal.
The engineer was trying the old experiment OF
running his engine with only hot air In the
boiler. The experiment will cost the firm about
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A Sad AccIdent-Amputation.

Special 10 the Sentinel:
RICHMOND, Ind, April Sd Kitson. work
man at Robinson's foundry was dangerously in
jured to-day by heavy crane falling on him.
His thigh was crushed and one foot badly broken
lie has family dependent on his daily labor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rattery. aged seventy-tw0, slli
tered amputation of the leg to-day. on account %
"A malignant tumor of cancerous nature In Ia .
foot DIR. wist performed the operation.
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Death of Colonel Garber.

oTltNIhI 20 IIIt ofHUIIVII
MADIsos, April s.-Colonel L. G. CARRIER died this
afternoon from an apropiectIc stroke. which he
received last sunday morning. He was sixty
years OF age. lie had charge Of the Madison
Courier for the last thirty-one years and was
Postmaster for the last five years lie Chief
Quartennastcr in General Sherman's Army which
he accompanied In its famous march to the sea.
lie will be buried Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
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wedding and Politics.


MUNcIE. Ind, April 5.-As was stated In the
Sunday Sentinel, the wedding of Mr.. S. d. Luck
EFT and Miss Bell Sparr took place to-day. About
seventy guests were present. Rev. Mr. Birsch. OF
Marion, performed the ceremony. The wedding
was pronounced by all u be a grand affair.
At the Republican primary election to-day,
Wm +. Jones was nominated for Mayor.
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what They Want.

BALTIMORE, April Il.-At the State Convention
OF colored soldiers and sailors to-day, resolutions
were adopted asking Congress 70 revise the
homestead lease so as 10 allow those holding war
rants to dispose Of lands instead of settling upon
OF colored Republicans In the distribution OF
Official patronage ia Maryland.
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Killed by the Cars.
Special To the Sentinel:

optClhl w TIC StutNel'
MUNcIE, Ind. April 9.-Dispetches received this
morning by the Masons and odd Fellows told the
death Of G. S. Maddyat Mansion, Wis., while en-
route for Minnesota, by being run over by the
cars. lie lived only ten minutes and was un-
conscious until death. lie will be buried here
with the hOn0n Of the Masonic and odd Fellow
orders. The bereavcd wife and two children arc
generally sympathized with by the community.
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
WINDOWS pEcrsIoN.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 1l.-Secretary
WINDOWS decision on the maturing United
States bonds has been completed and Is
now being printed. As soon as this Is done II will
be made public The Treasury officials decline
10 give any indication as to the nature OF the
plan TO be pursued.
TIIK DEADLOCK HOLDS
Precisely quorum of Senators voted this morn
ing. and unless the abscnteeism Is stopped the
Senate will be left without quorum. Both sides
see.n TO be determined 10 continue the deadlock.
them letters urging them 20 continue the resist
ance. and the Republicans assert their constitu.
ents and party are supporting them. Hence there
is no sign Of "A break.
COMBINATIONS.
move 10 unite the Republicans Greenback.
ers and Independents in Mississippi In Opposition
70 the Democrats In the approaching State elcc-
ton has been organized. Ex-Congrcssman Nc.
,, kes mas Deeh apprentice s 9 ogsnse ~, me tS
Ex-Governor Alcorn Will be the candidate OF the
Fusionists for Governor. aud they count
The The" President sustains the 'i movement, and and
will give it his countenance aud
support. one policy of the Fusionists Will be to
be seSr Whites and pero g ,ds
Prominent men from Missouri, who have been
active In getting up the Fusion movement, think
politics OF Mississippi Similar movements are
being organized in North Carolina, Georgia, Ala
hama, Louisiana and Arkansas, and III expected
to make IL general In the South.
THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.
Representative Goode, OF Virginia, OF the York
town Centennial Commission, ha ad n talk with the
President to-day about the Yorktown Centennial.
The President expressed great Interest In the Cen
tennial, and promised to deliver an address or
oration on the occasion. Secretary Blaine stated
that he would have one of the war vessels at
Yorktown, upon which 10 entertain the French
representatives.
THE DEMOCRATS ALL o. X.
Mr. GoLde said In relation 20 politics he had
been ever much Of Virginia recently, aud every
where he found the Democrats more united aud
determined than ever. Mr. Goode told the Demo
cratic Senators II they would stand firm In their
present attitude there would bc no trouble 10
carry Virginia for the Democrats. On the
other hand, Senator MahOne's supporters.
now here, declare that the Readjusters every
where In Virginia are compact and are getting
many recruits from the Democrats, and that the
recent meeting which indorsed Malone was pTe
sided over by one OF the electors on the regular
Democratic Hancock ticket last fall.
THE PRESIDENTS POSITION.
The Republican Senators generally say there Il
no truth whatever OF the rumor 10 call an extra
session Of Congress 90 check the Senate dead lock
Republican Senator who conversed with the
President says while he would like 10 have SOME
OF the most important nominations confirmed the
President approves OF the stand occupied by the
Republicans, and will not interfere with any ad
vice.
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Death OF General spooner.

LAwEScEBURG, Ind. April 9-General Ben
spooner, ex-Unitec States Marshall. died about
midnight OF Brighps disease.
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nly ten Of the inhabitants OF Chesme were killed,
hut many houses are In ruins, and $4,000 people
a without shelter.
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The Hundred and Second Call for the Re-
demption OF Bonds-The Oregon War
Debt.
wAsHISGToS, April ib-fho following Is tho
text OF the one hundred and second call for bonds
issued this afternoon:
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BRApLAuGH's PREDIcAMENr.

The Daily Telegraph says: at has been finally
decided that IL Bradlaugh IS reelected 10 Parla-
ment motion will be made from the Conserva-
tive side OF the House that In view OF Bradlaughs
religious opinions no Christian oath II binding
on his conscience. and he be not permitted TO
take the oath in the Commons"
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coNrTErED fHocKs.

SRA. April 6-Cmtinued shocks d earthquake
at Ohio destroying houses. The injured by
the FIRST shock are said TO be utterly impossible
10 G. ter the town.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

We are constantly receiving orders for "Lum
Smiths Imitation Stained glass" and are ready TO
give patrons the full benefit of an inexpensive
and handsome decoration by placing it on any glass
whether door window, large size or small glass,
q cen or white, round or square, in fact any posi-
tou, shape or kind of frame or glass that needs
shading from the rays of the sun, or from the gaze
of inQuisitve eyes Thankful for the very liberal
patronage bestowed since we have received tie
agency of this Imitation shall by strict atten
ton to business, hoping to merit a continuance of
the same. To those who have heard of the .'Imi-
taton GLASS;" and have not it, we extend a
cordial invitation to examine into its real merits,
and ask the prices for which it can be obtained we
prepared to contract with churches, halls, or
or other public buildings, and warrant all of our
work to surpass in beauty the genuine stained glass
and prices are less than one-fourh the cost of
the same. Those in need of anything of this kind
who lovers of art, whether they wish to pllr
chase or not, are respectfully invited to examine
the same at CHAs. F. Cross Book Store
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to G.. S AcKLEY & Cos for cheap Cow
Hay. 96.
S5 REWARD Lost between LeRaysville
and Towanda, small sized Gold Watch
wrapped up in paper. No. of case, 26.S21
No. of movement, 1,521,12 Five Dollars
Reward will be paid if delivered to VIM.
A. Chamberin, Towanda. Pa. JulyS. 1881.
FRUIT JARS, pints, quarts, 81 25 per dozen
half gallon, 81 63. At the cent Store.
JELLY TUMBLERS 25 cents per dozen at the
5 cent Store.
For sale cheap on easy terms. One span
horses, one single horse, two top buggies.
Inquire of G. S. Ackley.
The finest building lot in Towanda borough
corner of Poplar and Second streets, between
the residence Of Hon. E. o. Goodrich and
E. Walker, will be sold cheap. Apply to o.
D Kinney
RAGS taken in exchange for goods at the cent
Store.
PASTURE FOR HoRsEs.-I have good pas
ture add will take a few horses to keep either
for cash, or light work by the animals. W.
j. Delpeuch, Horn Brook.
Buy Knapp's Superior Flavoring Extracts
for family use. warranted pure.
Live spring chickens constantly on hand at
Myers Bridge st. Market.
Berries, Garden truck at Myre's meat mar
ket, Bridge St.
FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale on reason
able terms a valuable farm. located in tbe
valley of the Towanda creek, about 9 ID
ml9s from Towanda, containing rs acres,
under good state of cultivation, well water,
ed, young orchard of choice trees, good
framed dwelling house, and fine large barn
with underground stablng. will sell this
arm on long time, or exchange it in part for
property in Towada borough.
JOSEPH G.. PATTON,
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The News Condensed.

The army worm is making terrible
havoc in the oat fields Of Iowa
A Reformed Episcopal Church congre-
CATION is to be organized in Scranton.
One hundred and fifty coal miners
struck for higher wages at Pittston on
Thurs day.
Robert S. Bartlett an old and highly es-
teemed citizen of Binghamton, died on
Thursday morning, aged 10.
Amia Stout, a female smoker Of Bufla-
10, N. Y, put a lighted cigar in her pock-
ct and was nearly burned to death.
The net earnings Of the Reading Rail-
road Coal and Iron Companies for the
year ending June 30th, was S4,6SS, 900
and increase Of $6SS,O00.
A rock-slide occurred in quarry near
Slatington, Thursday. Two laborers
were crushed to death and shocklngly
mutilated. A number of others barely
escaped.
A circus was broken up by a mob il
Pottsville, Wednesday night. About 8
dozen shots were fired outside of the tent
and volleys of stones were hurled against
it. A boy was shot in the shoulder, 6
man struck on the head with club, and
two circus men badly wounded
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THE PRESIDENT STEADILY
IMPROVING.

The following bulletin was sent by the
attending to the consulting surgeons at
eight o'clock last evening "The Presi-
dent slept we'll last night and has been
easy during the day. At the morning
dressing the wound, which IS looking
very well, discharged several ounces of
healthy pus. y little solid fragment, that
foated out with the discharge, proved to
consist of thin scale of bone about an
eighth of an inch in length, with morsel
of sloughing fibrous tissue and number
of adherlng fibers of cotton and wool
He continues to take and digest a reason
able quantity of nourishment. The even
ing hypodermic injection Of sulphate of
morphia and quinia has been continued.