The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-16
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Rows Gathered from all Sections of the
Commonwealth.
HARRIsBrRG. June 14.--Governor Patti
con has approved the bill relating to the
naturalization of aliens and prohibiting
Ahe payment Of expenses connected there.
With by officers aud members Of political
organizations and by candidates. The law
provides that the certificates OF naturaliza-
ton shall I've printed on parchment paper
and II shall be unlawful for any officer or
any member Of any committee or organiza-
t3ou Of any political party, any candidate
fsr once, or for any person In behalf of
said committee, organization or candidate
70 pay or furnish the money to pay or in
any way become responsible for the pay
nent Of the fees and expenses directly or
Indirectly incurred by an alien in attend
ing upon any court for the purpose of and
IN obtaining his naturalization papers
The penalty for the violation of this sec
tion IL $50 fine to be paid into the county
treasury.
If any person convicted and sentenced to
pay fine or fines shall refuse or fail to
forthwith pay said fine or fines and costs to
the magistrate, alderman or justice of the
peace before whom he is convicted or give
satisfactory security to be approved by said
magistrate, alderman or Justice of the
peace to pay the same within ten days. he
shall be committed to the county Jail there
to be held one day for every five dollars of
the fine or fines which he has been SEN
tenced to pay 1t is provided, however,
that said imprisonment shall not prevent
the collection of said fine or fines and costs
BY legal process
The most important of the measures We
toed by Governor Pattison yesterday was
Senator McCarrell's bridge bill amending
the corporation law of 1874 BY providing
for increase of tolls on bridges when au-
thorixed by the court of quarter sessions in
eartain cases.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The difficulty
estween Lieutenant Colonel Streater. of
The Thirteenth regiment, who became
prominent through the Iams affair at
Homestead, and Captain Thurber I. Braz-
Ter, of the State Fencibles, which occurred
In Washington at the inauguration of
President Cleveland. has been settled.
There will be no court-martial. as asked
for by Captain Brazier.
1t seems the Thirteenth regiment and
the Fencibles were quartered in the same
h,ilding and, because of the noise made
By the latter, Lieutenant Colonel Streater
attempted to pass the sentinels to secure
quiet. He was halted BY Captain Brazier,
when the two officers had some words.
charges followed and q court was asked by
the captain. The charges have been in
The hands of Major General Snowden since
hst March
WASHINGTON, June IA. - Fourth class
Destmasters were appointed in Pennsylva-
Mia yesterday as follows: Beavertown.
Snyder county, Jacob G. Snyder, vice A.
b. bswersox, resigned Bethayres, Mont
gomery county, Garrett Mcdowell, vice
Isaac Michener, resigned; Elk Grove, Co
lun,hia county, Mrs. Eliza ]. Hess, vice ].
J. Burcher, resigned; Fogslsville, Lehigh
eeunty, Richard ]. Klotz, vice Pharon P.
Ashr, removed: Hampton, Adams county,
George S. Diller, vice A. Myers, removed:
Madison, Westmorelsnd county, Henry
Wallace, vice Miss Sibble Albright, re-
agued; Mazeppa, Union county, John L.
katting, vice Z. NJ King. removed; o.
born, Mercer county, Elson H. Spears, vice
John Clark, dead; Sawyer City, Nc
xsan county, Frank A. Neldrum, vice
Clarence A. Williams, resigned
GETTYSBURG, June lo-Ths agitation
srer the proposed removal Of the theologi-
eal seminary at Get'ysbnrg was brought
before the board Of directex composed of
ministers and laymen from the district
Synod, which met Lere. The proposition
that was presented by Dr. Butler, Of Wash
mgten, D. c., offering . site, known as
the Cook residence, in Georgetown, near
the National capital, was considered and
setee;ed. In view OF the fact Of the his
toric ground owned BY the church at Get
tysburg, with present building and . late
bsquest Of see 900, il was almost unani-
Dously agreed that the old building be
repaired at cost Of 5000 and q new
building erected consisting Of recitation
halls aud library at an expenditure Of $ls,-
coo.
LEBANON, June Son Thursday night
Of last week the clothing store of Levi Sir,
Of this city, was robbed, and next day the
burglars were arrested with the plunder in
rheir possession. All gave fictitious names
and residences Yesterday Chief Of Police
kodenbough, of NorriStown, had business
here and visited the jail, " hen be identified
me six burglars as u desperate Norristown
gang, nearly all of whom have served one
or more sentences in the Eastern peniten-
tiary.
CARLISLE, June l2.--Charles Salyards.
the convicted murderer, now in Jail here
awaiting sentence, has repudisted spiritual
sdvice. He has received letter from
clergyman advising him to read the Bible
and prepare for the day of his death. The
convict has informed Sheriff Strock that he
's not now in a position to be annoyed BY
such letters, and will refuse to open them
Il sent by ministers of the Gospel as he
prefers to select his own counsel
GETTYSBURG, June Is. - The Adams
county democratic convention yesterday
nominated the following ticket District
attorney, Charles s. Duncan; sheriff. Jas.
A. Cratin; treasurer, J. A. Menchey; clerk
Of the courts, Edward n. Bender; register
and recorder. j. F. Csrbaugh: commits
sioners, William A. Sell and H. ]. Hemler,
and director of the poor. John II. siusser.
TANAouA, June l3.-James BOYER. a
worthless character, came home drunk and,
starting a quarrel with his wife, became so
enraged that he threw beer bottle at her.
The bottle broke when it struck her and
cut cash in her throat from which she is
now at the point OF death. BOYER has been
committed TO Jail to await the result.