Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 29, Paoli, Orange County, 2 April 1879 — Page 4

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The latent n?w from Brazil states that the mortality in that country from disease an 1 f APvne continues to be frightfully large. Tlits Trc cilnt l.ai nominated John B. Hamilton, of Illinois, Supervising Surgeon Gv:"ti1 of the United States Marine Hospital -'! rvlt-o.; John M. Wilson, of Ohio, Cousul at rauirua; George Scroggi, of Illinois, Consul .t Itjinliurg; Jellerson P. Kidder, of Dakota, -'ii': Ju.:ico of the Supreme Court of d. Andrew D. TOiite, of Cornell University, New Yoi k, has boon nominated for the Berlin tniekr.; and Cornelius A- Logan, of Chicago, Slitktvr to Central America. J,.;:!! VT. Coghlau, who once represenfod the Tlard district of California in Congrcfp. di-d at l.i.- honv. ia Oakland, Cal., a few days 8 ill eo. (ion. Thomas Scott has been re-electod President of the r'iir.sylvania railroad. .I'.l" George K. Kei, formerly of the Ohio S i; rr;:ie Court, in 'h-ah (!!. Grant Lji aewpted an invitation front the King of Siant to visit that countrv. riy.twTAr. ii ixnusrniAT. The hxvei-t price ever paid in America for anthracite coal has been reached, that variety baring fallen so much in price as to threaten to I drive Li-.trainau!, coal out of the market in many places. Th-t report i confirmed that William II. , Van lert'iit will proceed to construct a tunnel fr the Canada Southern railway under the Detroit ri ver, at Grosge Isle. The work is to com r.it'iiee on the Slh of April, and the ca Lima ted cot i $!,.100,C0. The tunnel, terminating, respectively, at Money island and Anderton, fan,, twelve miles south of Detroit, will be ",7iO feet long, having a double track and double arche? , each of the latter being eighteen f t hij;h and fifteen foot wide. Chicago elevators contain 7,1509,935 bti !jc! of wheat, .",()',, 3 10 bushels of corn, 4.Y'r.tl0 bushels of oats, B03,323 bushels of rye, and TH, 471 bushels of barley, making a grand total of 12,211,039 bushels, against 2,51', 299 bnfl-.els at this period laJ year. The flurry in New Orleans s over, and the banks pay on demand, aa usual. Official figures ehow that the excess of Atuoriean exports over impoi t for the year t-nd;Kg Feb. t-X footed up $29:855,354. A Xew York correspondent is authority t r the follow inp, which is important if true in all if-i details: "A corporation known as the American Ilapid Telegraph Company was or-panL:-',.! in New York recently, with a capital of $3,( V,(Xyi. linos are to be constructed immediately to Chicago, and from Boston to Washington. Ma-hiao telegrapbiog is to be the peculiar feature of the company's work. It ia l.i: .led that the transmitting capaoiry of its single wires, iu circuits ef from 500 to 1,000 miles, will be i;:VX0 worda per hour. This is about sixty times the average speed of the Morse or handkey telegraphing in :k0-milo circuits. The company claims to have sent 000 words per mlaute over an iron wire 1,000 miles long, and delivered the eamo in clear and lesrible tele graphic chiractera. Messagc-swill lie sent over ca:t-6ttx-l viros, electro-plated, with copper, of which invention the new company holds the pa'.er.t. I'.Jwin Reexl, of Maine, is President, at id Tln'nnr.s Wallace Vice President of the new corporation. HEX ERA r.. S t i; ; Pdl i reverted tol'-o shown g a very i ' v d. . v n t j ti.L-!!-oiit.td ovtr t:.e .j ia t.. j r y cf Wil.i'a, Ean., ara l e : r . '.: C - rviry t f g"LL i e Iav1 Vi.lfl ITotls."', . 'i i .I. T' ".n.. Li ! ':1 tho 3 1 i ' .7 ' I O ' i at -a.. 1 c.'.ct ra fr tlct c g je-.r: ' 1, Ni tL.l f. :;ti:j3 I - r T. i ! ii. k 17 1 - , I-iwa, Fsiprema . .. . j .-li, (. r i. i, 11. C llii'h, V i re t i, V.. r.-r.'". 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TLa GreentacLera, however, expresaed themselves &s fctiiig in favor of all measures propofecd by the Democrats, except ihe repeal of the law relating to Supervisors of Elections, which they are in favor of In modified form. They are opposed to the tost oath for jurors, and favor its repeal. They are also opposed to the tsse of trcops at the polls and to the election laws which authorize Federal interference at the polls, and favor their repeal, but they ask that these repealing clauses be introduced as separate measures. A committee of the caucus has been appointed to draft financial measures to present to Congress embodjing all greenback ideas. The Ohio Democratic State Convention will bo held at Columbus June 4. CRISIS AND CRIMINALS. Nathan P. Pratt, Treasurer of the Beading (MaeO Savings Bank, ia the last one found out Ilia "shortage" is ia tho neighborhood of liotyoa Two negroes were hung & few days ago at New Kent Court House, Ya, for tho murder of John C. Iacy, last January. A negro hiving committed a horrible crime near Fort Scott, Kan., tho people of that region gathered at the town one night last week, broke open the jail, and strung up the prisoner. They afterward built a huge bonfire and burned tho corpse. Judge J. IiL Elliott, of the Kentucky Couit of Appeals, was shot down on the street in front of the Capitol Hotel at Frankfort, the other day, by Maj. Thoma3 Buford, of Henry county. Elliott had rendered a decision in a case Buford has had ia the court against him. The grand jury has found an indictment against William P. Wallace, ex-Sheriff of Hamilton county, Ohio, for the embezzlement of $23,000 in January last Knox Martin, a negro murderer, was hanged at Nashville, Tenn., a few days ago, for killing John Wliittimier and bis wife. COXGIIESSIOXAL. Neither house of Congress was ia session on the 2J, but the committees of the House and Senate Democratic caucus to make recommendfttioivs concerning the order of business for the extra session held a joint meetmsj. The first question dismissed was whether the political legislation desired by the dominant party in Congress should be effected by the pacsatre of a separate measure or by the incorporation of the repealing clanses in Appropriation biils. It was determined, after a discussion, that the latter course would be the most expedient. Ttie next question considered was Whether (he political portions of the Appropriation bills f-luniid now be passed in the same terras in which ttscy were passed at the last session, or whether the repealing clauses in regard to the Federal FJeotion laws should be modkied so as to repeal only those sections which authorise the appointment of Chief Supervisors and Deputy Marshals for elections, tope ther with the sections conferring police powers on Supervisors, thus continuing the authorization for the appointment of two Supervisors of different politics to serve in a testimonial capacity at each poll as witnesses of the count of votes. After an exhaustive discussion, it was decided to recommend the adoption of a modified proposition. The joint meeting: also considered whether the legislation of the present session be strictly confined to the Appropriation lulls, includincr the measures above indicated, or whether general business should be transacted by either house when not eneaped on an Appropriation bill. A decided majority favored the restriction to the ipproj r'.ation bills, asid tho enactment of what is known as the " Yellow Fever bill." The Senate was the scene of a long and warm political dsbate on the 24Ui, over the resolution of Air. Wallace (Democrat) to proceed to the election cf officers of the Senate. The Fu-publicois opposed the removal of the old cfiicers, and charged tho Democrats, in pursuing such, a course, with a violation ct precedent and custom aa old as the Sena to itself. The Democrats urged the removal of tin- old officers because they had made themselves unusually conspicuous as partisans whiit- the K- j nl'h. jii party held sway in the Senate, particular stress beinc: laid upon the caise of .-f. Uorhani, the old Secretary of the Senate. A eireular sivrned by him durins the campaicn of 1SS was produced by the Democrats. This csretitar etated that "it is almost certain that the n-txt Senate will be le mocratic," and asserts that, " foreiuost araong ttie pcbemcs of that party is the Intention to attempt the revolutionary ev nlsion front Hit otf.oe ct the I'TesiJeiit."" The I.viuocrats, during the dvbate, prononnceil tle circnlar ialse tu every partieuiar, tn-l lield that any nna pndty ot siiminir bis name to it was ttnftt to be isc-cr-.'tary of th bee ate. The Republicans d fended Ocrham. . and claimed that tba turn eaist4tst tacts JwsuSrd the t-uin of the circnlar. Alter a five hours' debate, participated ia by ii'-'ssts. Anthony, ltirelut, Wallaee, Conkling, P-tyard, Feck, Voorhe s. Flaine, and Eaton, the .Wallace resolntioa was a.icpted l'y a strict party vote, fttui ail c the Democratic cauctis nominaUcus for r-acera of the Senate tress eed, lhe UotiM was not In session. A commttukAtlon frota the i Treasnry. ia answer to Mr. Wi! i ' ? f r i ,a . a m t n ccreUry of the ai e's resolutic-n 1 t.i f 4 r-v i 7 . . - -. i i i 1. t ii'j ji 0 .i ht r a". 1 'v v , ir, e 1 ..11 ; il.e :. 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Xiie f-!io'iiip reolattoa w ic;::f.".l without jv-o.uoa: Intiulved, Xiiat it ia the wn ot'ttda r.e-n that lereafter, and until the os.urepr.'aa"o'i bills are disposed . no pau-j fcy lu pahii tins bU. iter tnr consul (.ration, t. tnade." t't-" refo;tin r!"e3r" to tdiet ietcrmtuaUeu a the part ft h Ipublicena tc resort to Siiba$U-Hn ret'i'-r than recede ia any mannet tram the position tiicr have takes. The Senate was not ia ecssioa on the ZZih nit. la the Douse, Mr. Springer presented the memorial of 3. 3. Wilson, claim la? to la elected Irora the Xintli Congrcseional district cf Iowa tn the Cth cf Kovembcr, arid t.Tere.l a rceclution to refer tbe momorial to t&e Committee on Eiections when appointed. All the aittio? nienibcrs from Iowa were elected on the day cUlmcd en the outer h' 1:ut not on the day le;ral'y fixed for the election. The resolution was adopted. Ike Army bill was taken up. Ths consideration o the bill liavinir been concluded, with the exception ot aection 6, rerealinsr tlie ctatuts allowing the inUit.iry to preserve the peace at the polls, that ectien was read. Alone debute ensued, but no vote was reached. About thirty members of the House, including Heapan, Jones (Texas), Springer, Stevenson, Ewins?. Mnrch, Iadd. Kelley. Do J Slatyr. S"eaver, Warner, Wright and Wise, met in tbe eveniutr to consider the subject of the prcBtntation of financial rruaMircs at tae present seenion. After a ceiiernl interchange of view, the following resolution was adopted: mJReo?rsd, That we will ask the co-opcra'ioa of our fellowmembers of ail parties in endeavorinp: to passat this session bills for the following purposes: First, to increase the coinage of silver to the capacitv of our mints, and to issue certiScatea receivable for all public dues, and the purchase of ailver bullion at market rates. Second, to reissue the greenbacks now held for the redemption of fractional currency or hereafter retired for the pajment of arrears of pension and in extinffnishment of the bonded debt. Third, providinsr for the substitution of lepal-tender notes for naHonal-bank notes. Fourth, to stop all further increase of the national debt. Fifth, to provide for a tax on incomes of over $2,lii0." THE ELECTION INQUIRY. PBOOEESS OF THE WALLACE SEXATB COMMITTEE'S INVESTIGATION. The Senate committos iucmiring into the alleged frauda in tho late election, of which Senator Wallace is Chairman, and heretoforo known as the Teller Committee, resumed the taking of testimony at Washington last week. George C. Gorham, late Secretary cf the Senate, and also Secretary of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, was the first witness examined. He said that dmiDCT the Congressional campaign of 1S7S about'? 100,000 was raised for Ilepubliean camp vign purposes : $93,000 from lederal officers and employes by voluntary contribution, and the remainder from friends of the party not holding otlica Perhaps 57,000 or $3,000 came from Congressmen. No contributions were asked from national barjks, as tuch. A cmvass among wealthv friends of the cause in New York city resulted in obtaining about $13,0OJ. There may have been some bankers contributing. Some lady employes of the Government insisted on contributing. Of $108,000, about $25,009 was expended for documents, about $12,000 was paid employes of the committee, and $3,000 for furniture and general expenses. This left $55,500, of which $54,000 was sent to different States, and 51,500 was paid to speakers for expenses. Of tho balance, $5,700 was lost by the failure of tho German-American National Hank, aud $300 remains on band. Ex-Secretary of the Senate Gorham was bofore the committee again on the seeond day of tha sitting, and produced the books of subscriptions ia the departments, and the list of cioney3 sent to different States. The National Committee aided nineteen Southern Congressional districts with an average of ?6G3, and fifty -eight Northern elbtricts with aa average ef $712. No aid was -iven to 212 districts. The poliev was to devote toe money to close district). About nine district" iu OLuo were thus helped. The witness thought the subscription in the Treasurv Department might amount to $12,000 or f 13.1 'DO, iutead of $7,000 or 8,000, as stated the day before. About $2,000 was subscribed in the Postofiiee Department. Yery little was got from the Interior Department. James fd. Kerns, United Srates Mar nit for the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, testified that he thought, as far as United States Supervisors and Marshals are concerned, Philadelphia could do without them very well! The expenses of United States Supervisors ia lSTo" amounted to $27,440. Special attention was paid to PaudalPs district, because it was in a bad part of the city, where riots frequently occur. THE IHII.AXEI.PHIA EHAKCH. " A sub-committee of the Wallace-Teller Investigating Committee, consisting of Senators Wallace (Pa.), Garland (Ark), McDonald (Ind)," Hoar (Mass.) and Cameron (Wis.) have been examining witnesses at Philadelphia. R. C. Howell, of the Eighteenth ward, testified that Deputy Marshal Charles Oliphant was drunk oa election day, and insulted every Democrat that came to the polls to vote. Ilia testimony was corroborated by other witnesses, who also testified that Oliphant used every means to drive away Democratic voters. John Warner, of the Twenty-ninth ward, testified that Thomas Kerr, the United States Marthai in this ward, had a bad reputation, lie arrested a nan for trying to vote, notwithsia&dinsr that parties were ready to vouch for him. Arthur Vance, of the Fifteenth ward, a United States Marshal, wm also charged with iatinigat.Bg voters. CONTESTED SEATS. There will not be many contestedelection cases this year, the total cumber reported up to the present writing being bttfc eleven. In the last Congressthere were twenty-three contests. The following ere the districts and the names cf the contestants : ' it. f: --: ii i. 1 1 1 . lit. Louisiana...... Acklen. D. 1 -r i -yt' P.. ."..' '..!-' -I .',).. V. " -!- 1 i . 1. K t. 1 s i ss bu' ctls.I-ori r. 17. 3 1 1. " . -a 1 a-. ,ir", I.. XXV. w ora Ititcock.lw I. v r n ( -a.5 -e ;i , II. Ni r:. I ar.- ' tia . 1 ,fi ii, D. V, P. - ' IV ..' ' 1. . '!- 1, N. 1 in tl. It. tV' t" . J 11 ( e. f p. 7-7 . t. ... -.',1' ill. I. - I'ii ti, y. 1. . y. N t.. ;."i.ii). Y , l. t .' a, !.. t r 1). ,4:1' vIti tie t':7:. '.-M a r " I.O C ''Li- Z t Ji, Jk ., 0 . X. L.L, ..4v H C "-.C if It V . -;7 - "11 T - . i rj ii- 3 no j . i . - X i ........ I' ' .A. . .i... I - r - s t

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Discussing tlib subject, the New York Paper Trade Journal exits: " Some excitement is shown about the im portatioa of foreign rags for pajer-mak-and there ia ranch talk of infection, etc., ia a way that might lead to unreasonaDle apprehension if it, were not met by a plain statement of fact. This is one of the subjects upon which the daily papers love to get up an occasional "scare," and which furnishes a yery convenient topic to fill up with. In general there is nothing to be feared from the foreign rags which come to this market. Our imports from Great Britrdn, Belgium and Germany are pretty well gone over and handled before they are sent to this country. The quarantine regulations will probably bo enforced more rigidly against rags coming from Mediterranean ports, although even in their case there is no special reason for alarm. The outcry against foreign rags will temporarily advance the price of spot goods, but when the excitement is over the reaction will come. We do not despise the precautions taken by our sanitary authorities in respect to these imports. On tho contrary, we commend their eiforls to carry out existing regulations, and to provide against the possibility of dancer. Some of the fashion writers say that the models of new dresses show a decided fullness. Clinging dresses, it seems, are slowly but surely going out, and tied-back dresses are becoming things of the past. Many of the women drowned when the Princess Alice went down were so encumbered by their skirts that they could not help themselves when help was given them. Food 111 Digested Imperfectly nourishes tho system, since it is only partially assimilated by the blood. Pale, haggard mortals, with dyspeptic stomachs, impoverished circulation and weak nerves, experience a marked and rapid improvement in their physical condition by availing themselves of thut sure resource of the nick and debilitated, IIostotter'8 Stomach Bitters. This genial tonic and alterative lends an impetus to the processes of digesdon which insures an adequate development of the material of blood, liber, and muscular tissue. Moreover, it soothes aud s'vn,then8 overwrought or weak nerves, counteracts a tendency to hypochondria or despond ency, to winch d'yspep'tio and bilious persons are pejnliaiiy liable, and is an agreeable and wholesoma appetizer and promoter of reposa The infirmities of ago, and of delicate female constitutions, are greatly relieve! by it; and it is a reliable preventive of, and remedy for, malarial fevers. A Word to loubters. There is a gcol old English maxim that teaches us to " believe every man honest until we know him to be a villain. " American custom seems to have reversed this law and Appears t j make every man a villain until ho has proved himself aa honest man. As with people, so with things Every article placed in our mrktts cau lay claim to popular favor upon intrinsic merit and value alone. Continued popularity, therefore, is proof positive of intrinsic exceiieuco. Dr. Pierce's Family llemedies are far more popnltr to-day than ever bo 'ore. The people have tested them and know them to be genuine remedies for the diseases they are recommended to cure. The Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets are the best alterative, tonic, and cathartic remedies that can he used in ehroeie dise'aees of the stomach and liver. The world-wide popularity of the Favorite Prescriptior, as a never-failing remedy for "Female Piccaxos, would have alone secured to its discoverer tho fame he has so richly won. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Eemedy, of which Dr. Pierce is also proprietor, is recommended by those w ho Lave t.-sted its virtues as a safe ad reliable remedy for catarrh tu its worst forms. Cektainlt one is .not wise if ho purchases anv organ before obtaining the latctt catalogue aadcircu'ars of the Mason & Ilsrs.lla Ora t Co. See advertisement, and send postal can! asking for them, and they will come free. " .NEW XOl.K. BKr VKS Hogs form's 1'LOt'E Superfine Whkat V. 2 Co en Western 7Iixed Oat 3!;xrd , It vk W tent Pobk 7!-.-s. JLaao CHICAGO. Bcfa-bs f'heicis G-adcd Steers.. . (lw and Keifers SXcdiiim to I'air. II v.s $S . 4 '. 3 . 1 c-fii oi e-i 4 Ti) ( -5 3 7 ) So 01 41 Ml ." r i! 1 15 C5 ( J s'S ;'' tH rj to t;: 5 20 4 1

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Ma' luishck s hi-ale for niiircs fioest up. rijiiia 111 America 12.1KO ta u.w Pianos umiI on trial 'at:i!L:uc tree. Mbndkls foii.i 1'iai.o Co., at K JStii btrctt, N. t'. Larost Assortment in the World of Plnv, Ttrnmas. ComPflies, Farcca, Kthiopiar Dramas. Flhys for l.ad ies only. Plays for Gwiitienien only. Wis, Beards, Mustaches, Face Preparation, Itarnt Cork, JartyK Wax-Work, Ta'ilnaux, Cbainiies. I'antomimes, (iiiide t3 tlio Stneo. and. for Amalu. M:ike-np Itook, M.tka-up Bnjiw, Mew Flays. SAM'L FRENCH SON, Kast 14th bt.. Union Jiqnare, Nrt York. C: t st 1 nam's ;nt F IS, EE!.'! ?f"1 ' 1 f 1 f" 1 FT f 1 I"1 Teiesmnhy and U wUIJtl i i i.4 1 earn to tl a month. Kvery craduato fruaranteed paying equation. Ad'i-PS It. Vi'lpntiiie, lanaJr1 .Tn1viiit Ys . He 1 : " m '""mInability of mftr hers to f imisii propr noura&u-Eaexat, Jjo not tail to use Ivkl&e's Iod. Is perfectly pnre. Pronounced the beet by the h ghest. medical authorities in tiie world. Given higbest award at ItJ World' Expositions, and at Farie, 1ST 4. fc-old by Druggists. V.1 .Schtcfielin & t'o.,X.V. TliGLatestTrinniDli inGatlory A Pocket FInsxer-lVail f'uttcr and rinther Combined. Mnde nf th. Beat of S'eel and Handtnmely AiW I'latfl. ltxtented ,ntie 13, 1878. Its compact form and size, unique desien, its usefulness and its superiority over the knife will at once be ssen. It is a Mine of Coined Ooid tot- Ajrents, adapted to everybody, and sells at s-is?ht. Address for terms and circulars to Ar?rif rid th Tradr, and send 25c for sample, C V. AX DEKSOX, P. O. Box No. New York City. mc S3 ' - W 1 b d i Lm J DIRECT 1110ZI FACTORY, And Sixve Atrentx' Coiiimllon. Two full Seta Feeds, with Ceieete 9 Stops, for MM. Fully warranted. Other fit-vlea very low. Clorrespondence solicited. C. Ji. HIST CO., Maniii'H'turer., lOl IlrUiol fer.. lioston. Mnas. Arents Wanted every"her 4 tosojltofamiiies.hotelsand Jsand aritest C-ou nW lartre consumers : lareest stock in th country oualitv and terms the best. Coun try storekeepers si, ..nil call or write THE V LI.S TEA rnMPlSV "ill v.,;t..-, TVT v t t T, Vl,w sa, 1ST. IOP00F0 PATEF1T BMJB PORTABLE KNGIXK, owned and manufactured exclusively by J. O. TODll, at Faterson, N. J., and Bjid at lO Harclay St., Near York, ami by my agents in different cities. Tki last invention is a great improvement on t lie old style, beinsr simplified, and is sold at preatly reduced prices, which are as follows, viz.: A 1 h p. engine find boiler complete, ready to run, for $125 ; 1,'. h. p.. $175 : 8 h. p., 35 : 2X h. p., 250 : 3 h. p., 42,5: and 4 h. p., it350. .Larger sizes in proportion. ISnd for circulars. OS I LiUSlC THE CHUEOH CF FFEIKG, S&SafS $13 jier dozen), has the best arranged and largest collection of Music for Hileotl Choir ever published. 6 Venites, 19 (jiori Patris, 3 Glorias, Ac. &c. all in Anthem form, besides a lnrp, variety of Chnnts. and Anthems for Christmas, I'.. .. F KiC and other Festivals. AhhouRh prepared expressly for the Kpleopil ServU-e, tb lanee number of tine Anthems renders it one of the best Anthem books for ail Choirs. Easter Music ! Easter Carols ! Easter Anthems! Send for Lists. CAXTAT.VS r IX SCHOOLS AXB SEMI. A" A K I E . Anifinst many (rood ones may be mentiouel XI stride Irvinit (75 cents), I , In Chttrity oJ cents), Citsstrdlttii Anirrl (So cental, l iirnniitiun (i cents), uli il lay (41). and Fairy ltrlditl (50 cents). The present nnmber of the Weekly McsiCAn ItKOOHD is full of KstKter M asle. bend 6 cents for it. 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