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              «• Stoning (Kafel I /&D VOLUME I., NUMBER 79. } •Weekly Betabllshed 1880. { PITTSTON. PA.. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1882. J PRICE TWO CENTS | t»*.80 Pwr Annum. FIRST EDITION. the three detectives, named T. J. Fistar, J. E. Vanhorn and William Southward. They had warrants for Mary McGuire, Robert Quarret, Mrs. Terrence Mane and Michael Barrett. The affair has caused great excitement CRIMIMAL TRIAL LIST. James MeM/it.aman, surety; T M Mc Gourty, prosecutor. Marcus Wedlock, surety pn •sccutrix. SECOND EDITION Slate. Last night the store of S. H. Burrow* at Picture Recks, was entered by the use of tools obtained from a neighboring blacksmith shop, but nothing of any value was carried off. The thieves then proceeded to the dwelling of Mr. Burrows, which they entered, but not finding any valuables they quietly retired. The jewelry store of Clintou Holyneaux wa» next broken into, where twelve dollars in silver wctelound and earned off. They might have secured some valuable jewelry, but a* they aocmed to be in search of money only they passed it by or elao they were frightened off before they had time to appropriate it The frequency of burglaries and the blowing open of safes in the rural districts is causing considerable alarm, and persons having money and valuables are taking steps to place them wliere tliey will be safe. Cases to Coma Mefere the Luzerne Cour t of Quarter Sessions Next Woek. The following eases arv sot down for trial «.t Wilkes-Barro, in the criminal courts comment - ing on Monday next, to continue two weeks. Susan Andorson, . )Uou Marley, surety Ci! fix. Mary McCabe, prosC' « O'CLOCK P. M. j.»lin Doggiti, surety 1) J Williams, prose- 5 O'CLOCK P. M. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MOSDAY, SEFTEJCBSIl IP. Commonwealth vs Samuel Winters, surety; George W Menig, prosecutor. Peter Sheaier and Jacob Sheafor, surety; Conrad Seiple. prosecutor. Sidney Monk, fornicatiou and bastardy; Mary Robinson, prosecutor. John Pnrcell, breaking jail; J W Gilchrist, prosecutor. Patrick Given, larceny ; B F Marshall, prosecutorcutor. Alick Walsh, prosecutrix. TO-DAY'S WIRINGS. NEWS BY WIRE. surcty Catharino Murray, Stock Report. Jaines lloldsworth, surety ton, prosecutor. John Hemic ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Reported by Carp«mt«r A Bonma. Rooms B andaCSub House, Franklin street Wilkes-Barre. Sept. 14—3:00 p. m. Closing Bid. PennaR.R O. A M., com... 40 Phil. A Head's do. pref  Lehigh Valley e7)J H. & St. Jo. coin 47 Lehigh Nav 45U do. pref.. 00 P., Tltusv. A B IW'i Onion Pacific... 11SM NorthernPao.com 6396 II., K. A T 40% do pref f.,c. * I. fi 1« D. L. * W Bt. Paul, com... 1117^ Teias Pacific..... 51 do prof.., -13 Del. A Hudson ... 116W D. A Rio Q  N. J. Central 81U Illinois Central.. US Wost'n Union 98)4 Met'n. Kiev 91 Pacific Mail 4BU Omaha, com filM Erie, com 43ii do. pref.. 1I»J6 do. pref 8«MD Rock Island 18?« Manhattan Elev... tlH Ohio Central.... N. Y. Central 137 Mobile A O U Lake Shore 1MM L'vllle 4 N'vllle. 74 Mich. Central 103U SutroTunnel.... fcS North West, com. 148J2 Robinson 150 do pref.. 169D4 Rich A Dan lift Wabaah.com 35W Rich. A D. Ter . .. 62U do, pref 70)| Central Pacific. 83H A LARGE ODD FELLOWS' PARADE. LATE NEWS. Three Thousand Uniformed Men in Line — The International Rifle Match— British Ahead—Heavy Robbery of Bonds—Massachusetts Polities. Vatal Accident In Dublin —Four Women Killed—Particulars About the Fight at -Tel.El-Keblr—Talk of Surrender— J Arab! Captured—Other News. Gleaned. and Condensed from this Morn- ing's Papers. TIiq Illinois Republican State Committee met. ut Chicago yestorday. Mr. Blaino did not appear, being obliged to go to Kansas City. Joseph Smith, larceny; Joseph Anzman, prosecutor. R E Levers, larcany; Thomas Cuvou, prosecutor.To-Morrow's Weather Indications For tho Middlo Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with local rains in the northern portions ; southorly veering to westerly winds; lowor baromoter; stationary or higher tem- Massachusetts State Politics. Jacob Shenski and Mary Shenski, larceny by baileo ; Charles Rouonthal, prosecutor. TUESDAY, SBl'TEMUER 19. John .Milhaus was murdered and robbed by two mrjtteed men yesterday morning, at Troy, lud. Hit wife "Seaport by jumping from a By telegraph to the Gazette. Boston, 14.—The Traveller says: Returns of delegates to the Republican State Convoniion, corrected up to noon to-day, gives Crapo 474, Bishop 401; Nages, 12; unknown, TO. Kiiurston. Commonwealth vs Daniel O'Conuoll, assault and battery; Mary A O'Conuoll, prosecutrix. window Several of our '-fair" ones have gone to tho fair to-day. perature. M ichael Fitzgerald, a grbcer of Cohoes, was found last night in Mohawk river drowned. T! io water was only tti e foet deep. He apparently fell from tlw embankment in a fit. Four Women Decapitated by the Fall of Daniel O'Oonneil, surety; Mary A O'Connell, prosecutrix. William Simosou, surety ; Catharino Siiuoson. prosecutrix. William 9(knoson, resisting public officer; K C Stnrbird, prosecutor. THE ODD FELLOWS. William J. Thomas Iras retained from his health trip. a Buttress. Chas. A. Bloom, of Now York city, was in town yesterday. By telegraph to the Gazette. Dublin, Sept 14.—Ono of the buttresses of Sl Patrick's Cathedral fell to day, killing four womon. They wore completely decapitated. An Extensive Parade — Four Thousand Uniformed Men In Lin. Oil City, Sept. 14—2:00 p. ro. Crude oil closed at CM.». OIL MARKET. TIio OKCiteitMCft amonp the Negroes at Fast St. Louis on (Mb school (iiiestioo has subsided, rt"? liegfOCS agreeing to send their ehiklron to thoTaUtedls providod by the board. By telegraph to the Gazette. The painters are still at work on the Wyo ming Seminary. William Sirnoson, felonious assault; E C Starbird, prosecutor. William Heidel, assault and battery to ravish ; Samuel Malley, prosecutor. Richard Graf, larceny; Joseph Zweibol, prosecutor. Richard Graf, sotting tine; W C Reynolds, prosecutor. Patrick Doegan, larceny ; Barney LawtaHSte^ prosccutor. Reading), Pa., Sept. 14.—It ia estimated that not loss than twolve thousand stranger* are in tlie city to-day, attracted hither by the parade of the Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania. The procession moved at 10:20 o'clock with from 3,000 to 4,000 uniformed Odd Fellows in line. John B. Nicholson, of Philadelphia,was grand marshal, and C. B. Wells, of this city, chief marshal. Some ttfry lodges from all sections of the State are represented by delegates of from twenty to two hundred members. Philadelphia had over one thousand members in line, and Reading lodges paraded over fifteen thousand members. Music was furnished by some thirty bands. The festivities will conclude with an address, dancing and concerts at Lauar's, Fairviow and Central Parks. Hon. H. B. Payne baa rot rued home fri.m his Western trip. Yellow Fever. Philadelphia Markets. By tetegraeih to the Gaiette. By telegraph to the Gazette. Philadelphia, Sept. 14. FLOUR—The market was dull and weak; super $2.7»@$»; extra 8S.25@$3.75; l'enna family $6.00@t6.12 RYE FLOUR—$3.87@f4. WHEAT—The market was quiet; but quiet; Del. and Penna. red fl.00@tl.u8; long-berry red and amber $112@$1.14. CX)RN—The market was dull and easier; steamer 74@75c.; yellow 77c.; mixed 76c.; No. 3 mixed 78@i4c. OATS-Market was dull and low grades weak; No 1 white 51c.; No 8 do. 61c.; No. 3 do 41c.; 42c. No. 2 mixed #7c. Ir a quarrel over cards at Patcrson, Texas, F*ank Hoskins shot three negroos, one fatally, and escaped. Tlio body of ono Maas, suspected as a cattle thief, was found hanging to Jacobs A Vanhora, wagon manufacturers, want a good wagon maker. CiAiXisrov, Texas, Sept. 14.—At BrownsviMa, llast weok, there were 1,124 now cases of 5«fllow lever and 24 deaths. This week, so Jar, tf t cases and 9 deaths. C. Bough tin wants a good wagon-maker— pay every Saturday night Prayer meeting at both churches this evening ; good singing is expected. a tree. Antbony Greonhower, surety ; Horacc 34oss, prosecutor, Anthony Grocnliowar, foniicatioiw Horaue Moss, (irosecutor. Michael Sudak, breaking Joseph Lame, prosecutor. Miclii'.el Sudak, surety; Joseph Larne, prose- At Ashland, Wis., Poarl Warren aud Mary Anderson, inmates of a disreputable house, quarreled Tuesday night and Mary was stabbed thirteen times, and soon died. Pearl was onco a brilliant socioty bello in New York. Wyoming seems to bo the centre of attraction these "fair" days. We'll go. The Brltiih Low. 7By telegraph to the Gazette. Mrs. Vahey, mother of John Vahey, died at Ross Hill on Tuesday. Funeral to-day. Tel-bi.-Keiiiu, Sept. 14.—Our loss is ono hundred and fifty, including thirty killed. Kight officers aro among the dead. All of Arabi's papers were seized here. Hundreds of fugitivos, including many officers, aro stir- RYE—Dull at 05®70c. PROVISIONS—The market wag steady, jobbing demand. LARD —The nun ket was steady. BUTTER—The market was active and Arm in best grades: creamery extra 80©8Ic.; do. goor to choico 26@28c EGGS—The market was flnn and scarcC Penna. zTUfc2Xc, Western 2«@J7c. CHKBSE—Fancy wanted, other kinds nei Buckwheat—condition unfavorable, "Slapjacks" will be at a premium this fall. The Minister of Foreign Affairs instructed the French Ambassador at London to convey to Lord Grauvillo the congratulations of the French government, and assure Lord Granville of the cordial satisfaction he feels of the news of the splendid Knglish triumph in cutor. WEDNESDAY, 20. Already Kingstonites begin to talk about where they will oarap next summer. Commonwealth v* J F IJonohuc, misdemeanor in office; R L Cartwright, prosecutor. ruddering. J F D onohue, forgery of rocord ; R L Cartwright, Patrick M Gilligan, libel; Patrick McCaffrey, prosecutor. Cyrus Thomas, forgery; Joseph Matey,prosecu tor. We are pleased to notice upon our streets again the form and good-humored face of Hov. Mr. Dunning. Tfet.-EL-KEMR, Sept 14.—Gen. Wolseley flute gono to Zagazig. The present estimate •dftthe wounded is 35 seriously, and 102 sightly. PKTkOLEUM—The market wu firmer; refined °%HI8KEY-*1.2S. Kpypt- The International Bills Match- By telegraph to the Gaaette. Wo are glad school has commenced again, as we love to see and hear the Children make merry on their wmy to and fro. General McPherson telegraphs from Zaga-7.ig that he made a forced march after the capture of Tot-ul-Kebir and captured Zagazig this afternoon. He seiMd Jive trains. The Governor surrendered'to the British and the people are submissive. Creedmooo. L. I., Sept. 14.—In tho international rifle match to-day tho toes for choice ol position was won by the American team. The firing began at 1:30 p. m. Hinds, of the American team, shot 8 rat, scoring a bull's eye. He was fallowed by Parry of tho British team, who scored four. New York Markets. Joseph! Hensel and Francis Brennan, larceny ; Josej Dh Hickoy prosecutor. F P Taylor, larceny; Thomas W Hill, prosecutor.X. Q. Pringle Is doing a good business in the mercantile line. Ilia store in tilled wiih » choice selection of dry goods and groceries. TALK OP SURRENDER. N*w York, Sept. 14. BEES'—The market was quiet and sternly; new extra mess, tls.60. PORK—The market was dull and weak; new mess J20 75@31.00; old do. nominal LA.RD—The market opened lower, afterwards firmer. By telegraph to the Oaaette. -Arabl's Capture Reported—The British Loss on Tuesday Over ISO, Including Thirty Killed. A newly married couple took the train at * the D. L. A W. depot yesterday. Should say newly married or deeply in love by the awful time thoy had while waiting for the train. R J Ilai'ock, lprceny; Thomas W Hill,prosecutor.Iiy telegraph to the Oaaette. R J HaL'ock, concealed weapons; Patrick Duffy, prosecutor. Patrick aud Michaol Dulfy, surety; R J' Hallock. prosecutor. It is stated in official circles ihot if no agreement is arrived at by Thursday, regarding tho! military convention, the Porte will break off] diplomatic relations with England. Loxdox, Sept 14.—Dispatcher from Egypt say (imX most of Arabi's generals are disposed .tojnrrronder and atop all hostilities. It is the Koneral opinion there that the natives will deliver up Arab! Pasha to the British. Plttatom Wholesale Markets. .$0.00 00 00 70 Tim following it tho scores of tho 200-yarda range: Americanteam—Hinds,29; Dolan, 25; Aldan, 17 ; Ogdon, 27; Atkinson, 29; McNlven, 22. British team—Parry, 28; Heap, 31; Goodear, 28; Boulter, 26. The oompletad Moras at When a man gets too lazy to work he applies for a license to sell something that will make all his euatoinors miserable, What is it, do you suppose t Flour—patent  Flour, straight brands Corn  Oats, new  •' old  Butter  new  Daniel Loo'erick, aggravated assault and battery; Thcmati F Collins, prosecutor. Sarah lVCn larceny; C A Harrison, prosccutor.Detachments of troops from Kaft-et-Dwar are reported fleeing towards Cairo. It is betfcftJQrailll ■! Mfk tSSuaats: yeur-old youth, yesterday, whether "his toes wore all cut off but one?" srosfl . 1 MM........ CO !f?l«weinj -f.rry, ■pMaeen*' Arabl Captured. St telegraph to the Gazette. Alexandria, Sept 14.—It is reported here that.jVsabi lias been captured. PoStoea new, per bu, Chop and Feed  Meal,...  Salt, coarse, per sack. Salt, fine, per sack... Salt, per bbl  Bailed Hay, per ton . New Hay, •' " . Rye Straw.......... . Turnips, per bu  Onions, "  out delay. Heap and Boulter—givo an aggregate of* 113,' and of the four Americana—Hinds, Ogdon, I)olan and Alder—108. At tho second stage tho score was as follows : American—Pollard 29; (Pollard, though making tho above good seoro, was very nervous and beforo his third and soventh shots ho had to rest some half dozen times beforo feeling steady enough to shoot); Howard, 31; Ilenman, 30. British— Ciddswell, 20; I)ods, 31; Oliver, 29, Pearse, 28. Tho total score of tho British team at TtivnsnAY, sept. 21. Common wealth vs Luke Kelloy and Thos Hatidlcy, robbery,; Edward Uosongrant, prosecutorA CtERGYMAM'S FIGHT. "Ono sweetly solemn thought Come 'stew me o'er and o'er.' is what we heard at church last Sunday. That must be a.solemn thought Luke Kelley and Thos Ifandley, foloiuous assault and battery; Edward Bosengraut, pros- New York, Sept. l.'i.—Tho people of Oysecutor. .... „ ter Bay, L. I,, are greatly exeitod over the John Engler, assault and battory; Peter' . , , . .... , . „ ....... Bookless, prosecutor. , 1 tailing of the Rev. William M. John Oommisky, forciblo entry and detainer; Gear, the Baptist clergyman of that village, Mary Currau, prosecutrix. who is in waging a bitter warfare Thomas Farrell, adultery; Elizabeth Holds- agaiDir lho locul n dealers, theroby gainworth, prosecutrix. .' . _ . ., ' , Thomas Farrell, forgery; Elizabeth Holds- mg'thuir animosity. During the past week worth, prosecutrix. ifr- *icar has received through the mails scv- Thomas Farrell, marrying wife of another; era] anonymous communications, tho writers Elisabeth Holdsworth, prosecutrix. oI n.|lich tlireatcn hire with bodily harm Thomas Farrell, perjury: Elizabeth Holdsworth, prosecutrix. sho,,M 1,0 J,prs,st Ion«rr lu flShtln8 thum' Sarah Elliott, alias Farrell, adultery; John One letter contains a clipping from ono of the AVinn, prosccutor. New York morning papers of tho report of tho Elizabeth Holdsworth, selling liquor to 3tabbi,lg in lho baek of a Methodist clergyminora; Thomas Farrell, prosocutor. . , ' Elizabeth Holdsworth, tippling house; Thos man ut Io™ b.v 11 prominent grain merchant Farrell, prosecutor. for trying to enforoo tho Sunday Observance Chan Newsbigle, larceny; Oliver Tucker, laws, with a footnote saying "this will be your prosecutor. medicine should you continuo longer to flsrlit h J Mvlott, fraudulent assignment; John r„, , ® , ® , Quinn, prosecutor. us- Ihrougli Mr. Gears efforts a law and order association has been formed in the vil- A Long Island Minister's Life Threatened hy liquor Dealers. IRON AND STEEL MEN. It is going the rounds that Wilkos-Hnrro has a beautiful $3,000,000 heiress. Great snakes I Now wo know why aH thogo Plymouth bachelors and Kingston widowors have been flocking to Wilkos-Uarro for the past week or so. Schedule of Duties Adopted. Cuesson Springs, Pa., Sept. 13.—Tho contention of iron and s'.eel manufacturers adopted a scliedule of prices to lDe presented to the Tariff Commission. Tho changes recommended are—iron ore changed from 20 per cent ad valorem to 85 cents a ton'; pig iron increased from $7 to $8 a ton; cast scrap iruo increased from $G to $8 a ton; steel rails reduced from $28 to $22.40 a ton; steel blooms changed from 40 por cont. ad valorem to $20 a ton; steel wire rods increased from 30 per coat, ad valorem to 50 por cent ad valorem ; s»«sl in forms not otherwise providod for, chwged from 30 per cont ad valorem to 3 Tomat oes, per basket C5 Cabbage, per hundred, good 10@12.0CD •4 ' • " fair to middleing H@10 00 ME •» Apples, per bu Sweet potatoes. Peare, per bbl — Peaches, per basket 75 6.(10 .4.00 Edward If. Graves inAdo "Val." a pleasant call last Monday. Mr. Graves ia connected with Andrews' American Queen, of New York, and the Farmers' Hevitw, of Chicago, and is evidently no novice in the civilizing art of printing. .75C&1.25 200 yards is 310. A Farmer's Singular Vow Heavy Bobbery of Bonds -The Adams There died in Delaware county, Pennsylvania, one day last week, a pcosjKsrous and generally esteemed farmer, nearly 100 years of ago, who for forty years had never spoken a word to his wife nor sho to him, nor had any one of their five children, of whom three, with their mother, are still living, spoken a word to any other member of the family. And yet they all lived peacefully under ono roof and wore in full possession of their faculties. Forty years ago,it is said,the wifo was bequeathed a small sum of money by a relative, which her husband desired to use in purchasing farming implements and otherwise improving the property. Sho said no. Ho vowed that unless he wfts given the money ho would never speak another word to her. This vow ho steadfastly kept to the end of his lifo The three daughters. then quite young, at lirst tried to reconcile their parents, but failed. Then one ono sided with the father, another with tho mother, and tho third became dislieartoucd with tho whole job. So they qui.rrelod, tho two sons died, and never again a word was spoken in tho household, save to visitors. Tho death of tho husband and father has made no change in the situation, and tho survivors move about tho house as if" utterly oblivious of each other's presence. Express Company Out. Leavenworth, Kansas, Sept. 14.—It has bcon dovelopcd to-day that oil tho 5th instant niiioteon one thousand dollar bonds of Leavenworth City and Fort Leavenworth Water Company wero stolen from Adam's Express Company while in transit to Springfield, Mass. Tho loss falls on Adam's Express Company. Thore is no cluo to thieves. By telegraph to tho Gazette. Commissioner VanScoy attended the Second Legislative Democratic Convention at Shukshinny on Tuesday, llo was well pleaded with the proceedings, and has groat faith tl.at the Democratic party will soon bo in power. "George, what makes your nose so short?" asked one of our young men, the other day, of a small boy who was passing. "1 suppose it's becauso I keep it out of other people's business," quietly answered the boy. routs * pound. At Charter Oak Park, Hartford, yesterday, Vanderbilt's new team, Early Rose and Aldinc, made a mile in 2:16}. This is tho best double timo on record. At Fleetwood Park, New York, about a month ago, Frank Work's team, Dick Swiveller and Edward, made 2:10}, lowering the best time three or four soconds, and tho wonderful performance of Vandorbilt's team yosterday, which have been driven together but a very short time, was a genuine surprise to horsemen. "Early Rose" was entered in some of the races at tho Scranton Driving Park, last spring, as many of our readers will remembor. The Turf. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. Commonwealth vs J K Hill, bawdy liouse I 15 Finch, prosecutor. lago, with a voluntary subscription fund of A Distinguished Party -Festivities Follow. By telegraph to the Gazette. There is often a good deal of talk iu this town and elscwhero about selling liquor under a government license, and thero is a mistaken idea that liguor can be sold tinder a Federal licenso without reference'to State, county, or muuicipal laws upon the subject Now tho fact is, that tho United States government does not grant licenso for the retail or salo of liquors or anything elso. It levies a special tax upon certain brandies of business, such as tho liquor trade, tobacco manufacture, etc., and imposes a penalty for non-payment, but it gives no licenso or authority whatever to Bell these articles. That is a matter left entirely with the State and municipal authorities, and anyono attempting to sell intoxicating liquors under what he supposes to be a " Government licenso," is liable to prosecution and tino under the local laws of tho State or municipal government. If such is not the case then 1 am Harney P Boylo, larceny; Edward Mackin, Weirs, N. H., Sept. 14.—General W. T. Sherman and Colonel Sidball and wife, arrived Thos Hothwick, concealed ■weapons; James Coouev, prosecutor. prosecutor. The Grounds for a New Trial Washington", Sept 13.—'Tho grounds 011 which counsel for Rerdell founds their motion for a how trial are: Misbehavior on tho part of tho Government; misbehavior of tho jury hero at 12:13 to-day. by special car from Concord, accompanied by Governor Bell and staff, Secretary Chandler, General llarriman, Senator Rollins, A. Thompson, Secretary of State, Colonel A. H. Young, ox-Governor Smith, and other distinguished gentlemen. Notwithstanding tho rain 10,000 pooplo aro hero. The prosecutor. Milton Blac James Coonoy, surety Thomas Hothwick, assault and battery ; Phobia Black, prosecutrix Milton Blaok, surety cutrix. I'hobia Black, prose the verdict is contrary to tho ovidenco; tho Georgo Woiden, assault und battery; Elizi both Worden, prosecutrix. verdict is unreasonable; misbehavior of tho Gove •nmont's Attorneys through tho trial in ubscquont ceremonies aro uncertain Georgo Wordon, desertion y Elizabeth Woiden, prosecutrix. referring in tho presence of tho jury to the failure of tlio defendants to testify the ver SU DDEN RISE OF WATER (leorgo Worden, surety; Klizabeth Worden diet is contrary to law, incomplete, imperfect contradictory and no valid judgment and sen REVENUE STRATEGY. prosecutrix David Howells, assault and battery; TabitUa The Mononyallela lilvcr Swell* Six Feet— Illicit Whliky and Liquor-Sellers. How Three Innocent Map-Makert Deceived Thomas, prosecutrix, tence can bo rendered upon it; the verdict is Heavy t'iml Slil|Dniviit8, no lawyer I'ottsvim.e, Sept. 13.—Pour weeks ago three men came to Centralia, representing themselves as coming from the Geological Survey Department to take a map of the town. Thoy went from the hotel to shebeen shops and drug stores sampling the beverages and indnlging in an occasional cigar without arousing tho slightest suspicion on the part of the proprietors. Last evening, however, Jeseph Kalbfus, of Munch Chunk, Deputy Colloctor of the Fifth division, Twelfth district of Pennsylvania, and Marshal L. H. Martin drovointo town, l.aving in their possession warrants for the arrest of seventeen illogal dealers for nonpayment of revenue tax. Adam Mensch, jeweler; Joseph Millington, druggist; Joseph Btandor.meir, haker, and Thomas Gerrity, tavorn-kceper, wero arrested and taken before United States Commissioner Hill, of Hazleton, and United States Attorney Wilson, who was at Mount Carmel waiting for the deputy's arrival. All wore held except Mensch, whose arrest was a mistake. A man named Brennan is wanted in his stead. He was roloaacd. Ho then instituted proceedings against tho deputy for swearing on false pretences. Kalbfus arrived in town again to-day, accompanied by tho three members of the Geological Department, who have turned out to be David I lowells, surety ; TTabitlia Tlioma; prosecutrix. based on evidence improperly admitted by the mrt, of acts done prior to tho 20th of May PlTTSliUJW, Sept. l:) glienv river startled this community with .V few weeks ago the Tlic festival of tlio M. 15. church last evening passed of! vory nicely indoed. Foul' largo tables were loaded down with delicacies of the season, and the prettiest girls wen) wisely chosen a.' attendants. All present were well pleased, and a nice littlo mitn wns real* ized, Tito watermelons were not $11.00 ones but were extra good, and it is only just to say that they were furnished by George Dv ntond, who kce;Ds a choice lot of vegetables at all times. \'AU BepuAlican Prospects. Tabitha Thomas, surety; Bridget Howelle, 1870; the Court improperly admitted as evi an erratic Wavo of midsummer water that From the Harrisburg Telegraph. prosecutrix John Quinn, perjury; Anthony Kearn donee acts not set out and charged in tho indictment; tho Court improperly refused to admit evidence offered by defendants; the Court found the lumbermen about Hen's Island miprepared, and that scattered logs from that placo to the point. Yesterday tho Monongahela attempted a similar surprise, and sent out « most unexpected rise of six feet. Tho coal Tho tidal wave in politics, which has been predicted as certain to occur this year, has prosecutor surely sot in, and it is decidedly on the side of tho Republicans. First camo Oregon, which has always been close and doubtful, which gave a larger Republican majority this year than it over did before. Then camo Vermont with its usual Republican majority, which this year was fully up to tho standard in comparison to the voto cast, and now comes a sweeping Republican gain in Maine, which has rodeomod the State from the Greenback Demo- Leon Levy, nuisance; H. G. Dietz, prose cutor. misdirected tho jury in its chargo as to the ATIRDAY, SEI'TEMIJEIi law of the case; tho Court in a supplemental charge decided overt acts wore proved and if conspiracy was proved defendants could not Commonwealth vs Wm Croop, desertion Mary Croop, prosecutrix. men cannot bo Surprised, however, but sent out a lleet of steamers with a couplo million or more bushels of coal for Louisvillo and Cn- Thomas Carter' dosertion; Ann Carter,pros- ecutrix Nicholas Rawloy, surety ; Sarah Raw ley escape conviction ; the Court erred in instruct The Fifth Legislative Itepublican Standing Committee will meet at tho hotel of John Miller, Moosic, on Tuesday, September 19th, at two o'clock p. in. A ftdl attendance is rc- Folitical. prosecutrix Anthony Aublo, surety; Oatharino White field, prosecutrix. Kllon Kustice, surety; Bridget Maloney ing tho jury to omit the name of Peck from the verdict; tho Court refused to give proper ciunati. Tho majority of tho shipments are in light craft, destined for Ciuciunati. Many of tho towboaLs wero undergoing repairs, and given for tho 'ic others wero absent from the home port, so that not .ill tho coal ready could be sent out. The highest stage of water was rcachod this prosecutrix. Bridget Maloney, surety; Catharine Morris, quested. cratic combination and left tho Fusio.lists stranded high and dry. In tho voto of Oregon, Vermont and Maine, tho wise and prudent administration of President Arthur, which is gaining the confidence of tho pooplo every day, is signally approvod and tho Republican party strengthened for a renewed effort in behalf of good government. Ohio will bo the next in line and then Pennsylvania, by tho election of General Braver an'l tftmvlroto-Republican ticket, will demonstrate that the whole political tidal wave of 1882. like that of 1872, has again stranded tho Democracy and their Greenback-Independent allies. prosecutrix. Walter Fitsssimmous, St Sarah Lackawanna Prohibitionists Joiix FEltW Secretary J. 1'. KoiKNKRANCE, Chairman lynch, prosecutrix. Sarah \ l.v neh and .Tames f Tho convf 11 of tho Lackawanna County eight feet nine iglit foot live Incite and at noon Waller 1' itiMM rwui heavv storm above IIivi-hsliijt'o is credited as Thomas .T. Cox, owner of the Union and Kaglo flournijj mills, Bloomington, III., foi\P4 Dr. I. C. Miles wa of this freshet, and tlio fact that prosecutor. Wm I'ourior, surety; Alice Kenner, \ cutrix. man and Messrs. Harlem Hov mora moist than is usual at this for $0n,0Q0. this water reached the river rather than be year, is assigned as tho reason eculnx .Scnatorial and Legislative district? absorbed fcv the earth. Such a rise XTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. "ealrCl ID1*1 'hD nit will received at the office ■ f ih,. I invalid Machine Company un'll ■opt. w) for I lying |»4.IM0 brick. 8M perebea oC stone, 17n rxcavallon. „ . , „ Plans Oil i I" seuu at the office of the Company, West 1'ittstun. "he Company reserve the rltht to reject any or all bldt. ■■ W. n CT'I.YER. General Manacer. 180(18), John Mcendat, -surrtv; ~ .Tesopfr "t;--vrr Xoiu Burglaries Around WiUictiusport. Edward Buoklev, surety; Mar garot flotiley ai d of is t f lDIr, William Moorefof I'rov Wh.uamsfort, Sept. 13.—Burglars arestill prosecutrix idence, for Sheriff work in tlig smallv towns in this part of the tfep:. 11, J