Intelligencer Journal from Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 2

LANCASTER DAILY TNTEILIGENCER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. 18S3. THE INAUGURATION. COt'ST or Ql'AKTKK find that the creature has set itself up to THE POULTRY SEW. Haurastcr Intelligencer.

NEWS MISCELLANY. ULEA5EU FROM THIS LATSsT MA1US. Tlie 1 irst Ward Election at-e ot besuperiortoits creator. Governor Patti-son promises a revision of this idea, and A VtEEMUXV DEVOID OF DISPLAY. A LIST OF THE rKKMUMS.

with Coumy for Cost tuie Ijitai-loritut Cases Kndeit. Tuesday afternoon. Coin'th. vs. Wm.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, 1333 it canuol be undertaka tco early or prosecuted too thoroughly. whea Private Secretary Everett presented a communication Irom Governor Pattison setting forth that he had mads the following nominations For Secretary of the Commonwealth, William S. Stenger, of Franklin county. For Attorney General, Lewis C.

Cas-sidy, of Philadelphia. For Adjutant General, Pressley M. Guthrie, of Allegheny county. Confirmation of TVilliain S. Stenger for Secretary of State and Lewis C.

Cassidy lor Attorney General. Williams, colored. The defendant was liirtl at Work Scoring tne -Trie Last Uay ot tlie KxlilUlttoa charged with fornication and bastardy Unnecessarily Disturbed. Governor rattison refused to give out And so it seems that our most exeel- rt 41. nrflca Viof AFP I Hid falling snow-flakes, and with only such formality as is possible when two thousand men and boys ara jostling and with Harriet Parser, a married woman, who has not, as she alleges, lived with her husband for six or seven years.

Tho de been doing its business a copy 01 Xr, Ji lent court has its delivery, ine narnsuurg jcityuc complains of this, which it terms a dis fense was that the prosecutrix is a married woman and has been with her with panels of juror3 who have been selected by unauthorized people and that, consequently, the jurors are no jurr or Controller of Philadelphia, S. Davis Pago. Upon Mr. Wallace's motion, no one dissenting, these nominations were taken surging around a desk two feet wide ana three feet long, Mr. Robert E.

Pattison was Tuesday at noon swoin in as governor of Pennsylvania. The crowd was jolly, TUo Milwaukee Horror A Man Arrested on tne Uiiarge or Setting Fire to the Neivliall House. George Scheller, lessee of the barroom ia tho ill fated Newhall house, at Milwau kee, was arrested yesterday oq suspicion of having set fire to tho hotel. It is said that the arrest was made ou a statement of Linehan and another employee that they saw Sheller in the woodroom where Linehan says the fire originated, and that he was there after three o'clock that morning." The prisoner is kept under a strong guard iu the county jail, threats of lynching having been made. Another aecount husband, aud also that the statute of limitation barred the indictment.

The the air nipping, the arrangements vile. jury rendered a vernier oi guilty. ors, and the work of selecting jurors for the year has to be done over again. The I 1 1 To Close To-Alght. There is ail unabated interest in tho poultry exhibition manifested both by ex--hibitors and the public, aud as this is the last day of the show, those who have not yet visited hall should by all means do so, and see the largest, most varied and finest collection of birds ever shown in Pennsylvania.

Nearly all the varieties have beeu already scored, aud tho public have thus au opDortunity of comparing Judge Cicknell's judgment with their own, as the premium cards aud scores are tacked against the winning Below we print tho list of rremiums courtesy to it. It mentions also that the governor declined to give a copy to the chairman of the Democratic state committee, who is one of the editors of thelNTEtxiGENCKE, and who applied for it for this paper. The Telegraph lathe case t. soi)oenoerger, When President pro tern. Reyburn marched out of the Senate chamber at the head charged with assault aud battery, a verdict of not guilty with county for office costs ouly was rendered.

up separately for action. As the roll was called on the question of confirming Mr. Stenger's nomination, it was evident that the Republicans were willing to accord to the new governor the choice of his constitutional advisers 47 senators were pies ent and all voted to confirm. Mr. Cassidy's nomination was next con jury commissioners, not navmg iukcu the oath required by law, were not authorized to draw the jurors.

It is a strange state of affairs, and one not re of the senators, preceded by the seigeant at-arms bearing the official mace, a dense crowd was confronted on the south portico. The man with the mace edged his Thomas Keeiy plead guilty to tho lar- states that Scheller savs he closed the sa ceny a roue iroiu is. c. tioyer, as jii. Joy, and was to threo months loon at 1.30 a.

m.ou tho morning of the fire, but it has been found out that iu flecting any credit on the administration of justice in this county. The jury commissioners were in fault for not imprisonment. company with Will Saunderson and Tom way to the insignificant table that was perched perilously close to the Bteps leading to the promenade and ground below. President Reyburn and Senator Grady were muscular enough to worm their way Johu McGuiro plead guilty to folouious-1 awarded, so lar as it has been completed. uunoar, ne returned to the saloon alter says that this was an insult to our associate.

"We do not so consider it, and do not suppose that he does. If the governor's declination was mado in a polite manner there i3 no just cause of complaint of his action by the newspapers whom it disappointed. It is true that the message could not have been published by us, if he lv entering the house of Jacob S. Laudis, Clnns 1 Asiatic. 3 a.

m. Scheller was known to be in po sidered, and a vote was immediately taken. Every senator voted yea except Mr. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, who, when his name was called, protested against Mr. Cassidy's appointment on political grounds, but said that Mr.

Cassidy's personal, private and professional character in Manheim township, and was sentenced cumary ditncuities. lie nad been ou a to six months iniprisoumeut. spree since the lire. knowing how they were to be qualified for their duties, and the judges were certainly unwise in acting with commissioners whose authority to act was not complete. The evidence that they had qualified Joseph Griffith plead guiltv to tho lar Tho Tweddle hall building iu Albany, ceny of an overcoat from W.

G. Pattou, a New York, was destroyed by fire Tuesday through the jam, but the other noble seignors gave up in disgust and retired to their chamber. Speaker Faunce emerged from the hall of the House of Representatives with all the legislators at bis back. They saw the crowd and turned tail. Justice Turnkey, of the supreme court, who blanket lrom Edward Kreckel mid a morning.

It was a six story brown stone had given it to our associate in the morn blanket from Charles SheaUer. On all charges ho was sentenced to seveu months and capacity were beyond question or reproach. Then the call of the Senate proceeded, and at its close the tally sheet showed 4G yeas to 1 nay. Mr. Guthrie was unanimously confirmed ing, before it had been delivered by the 1.

nl bavebeen produced before the structure, and the lower portion was occupied by tho Albany county bank aud a number of stores and offices. The loss is estimated at $300,000, of which half is on imprisonment. The case ot convth vs. bamuel M. Jiru- baker, charged with nuisance, was con governor at uarnsourg.

ia iu drawing from the wheel was proceeded strictly his right to determine whether he A judge wag Qn hand to geQ that would part with it before its delivery, thinga tQ done Iegallyj and he oughfc tho building. Light Brahma Cock, A. P. Grove, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, 1 Scudder Townsend, Glen Head, Long Island, 2 G. II.

Pngslry, Braudford, Canada, hen, A. P. Groves, 1 Richard Young, Morton, 2 Scudder Townseud, 3 cockerel, Zimmerman fc Hoft'er, Carlisle, 1 Richard Young, 2 T. B. Dorsev, Ellicott City, 3 pullet, G.

II. Pugs-ley, 1 Scudder Townsend, 2 Zimmc-r-ruiin 1 offer, 3. Dark Brahma Cock, Richard Young, 1 G. J. Mead, Erie, and Riudell Fair-service tie-fur 2 and 3 Cockerel, Reading lloleomb, Lauibertville, N.

1 Zim-meriuan fc lloffer, 3 and 3 hens, Newtou Adams. Utica, X. 1 G. II. Pugsley, 2.

G. J. Mead, 3 pullet G. II. Pugsley, 1 Richard Youug, 3 G.J.

Mead, 3. While Cochin Cock, A. S. Flowers, Mount Joy, 1 and 2 cockerel, A. S.

The nail factory at Cummings, South tinued i or the same reason given in the arson cases. had promised to administer tne oatu, manfully entered tho crowd, and after five minutes tugging signaled to those who were at the' gathering point of the day's ceremony around the wee table. After much pushing thediguified judge reached his station. Chicago, Illinois, was burned on Mouday to have so seen. No trouble probably The defense stated that they were ready mght.

with a warehouse aud bluein for adjutant general. When Mr. Pago's nomination was reached Senator Stewart moved that is ba referred to the committee of judiciary general, a very complicated question having arisen with regard to the power of the governor to appoint. Democrats and Republicans unanimously concurred in this suggestion, and tho Senate precipi to go to trial in tho arson eases against house. The factory was 330 by 100 feet; aud contained two engines and 141) ma anu no muio wiiij.iuk vuu.m of his refusal to do so than ot anything which it was entirely at his election to do or not to do.

People are not obliged to oblige one another; and especially are officials tint obliged to be obliging. A disoblig chines. The warehouse was 200 by 123 The inaugural procession, which was to have moved at 10 o'clock, did not start until half past 11 o'clock. Conspicuous by its absence in line was the Americus feet, and contained, besides a large aud valuable collection of patterns, a stock of can arise in cases already decided by the unlawfully drawn juries, where no exception was taken to the panel at the trial. But now that the unlawful character of the drawing is made apparent the business of the court must be blocked until it can b3 done over.

The jurors who have not drawn their pay had better get it as speedily as they can, before some one objects that they are not about 15,000 kegs of nails. The blueing room measured 73 by 50 feet, Tho with its machinery, was erected at a cost. tately adjourned. Governor Pattison and wife, assisted by Rev. T.

T. Everett and Mrs. Everett, received at tho executive mansion iu the evening. Tho affair was a strictly informal one, by far tho greater number of callers being in street dress, although of $200,000. George E.

Bair and Harry Snyder. The commonwealth was not ready to go on and the cases were continued. Win Dorsey, a sixteen year old colored boy," plead guilty to feloniously ontering the houses of John W. Keely aud Harriet: Fisher, aud stealing soino money and rags. He was sentenced to tight months.

In the else of ni. M. Ream, charged with rape, a verdict of not guilty was taken for ant of evidbuoa, with county for costs. George Bortzfield plead guilty to stealing a coat from Adam Uortzlield, of Coc-ostoga township, and was pcutcwwd to four months imprisonment. Charles Myers plead guilty to the larceny of a suit of clothing from J.

D. Good of Mount Joy and was sentenced to i-ENAXOiUAI. KLEtTIOSS. A Deadlock iu Several of the Ntateii. entitled to it because they are not jurors.

Cub, which sulked at the lioiton nouse. Gov. Tattison had refused all escort, acd even declined to liJe in a carriage from the executive mansion, on Front street, to tho executivechaiabcr on tho hill. At noon the legislative committee assembled ia the governors reception room, and with Secretary Jordan, Adjutant General Latta, and Col. Barr, of Pittsburgh, walked two by two toward the south portico, Chairman Kennedy and Secretary of the Commonwealth Jordan in the lead.

Governor Hoyt and Governor-elect Pattison following, arm in arm. Eli Saulsbury was elected United States ing disposition is often of advantage to an executive officer. Certainly it is better in him than a disposition to be too obliging. There is a golden mean in this, as in all things, which good men may strike. Nor do we see any evidence in Governor Pattison's refusal to give bis message in advance of its delivery to the Telegraph and our associate, to persuade ns that he is too disobliging a man.

We might have done the same thing in the same situation. It is easy to conceive how a governor would prefer senator for a third term by the Legislature of Delaware. He received 8 votes iu there was a sufficient number of ladies with their escorts iu full dress to give the affair a lively and cheerful character. The ball-room was open, and those who desired to engage in Thespian pleasures were afforded ample opportunity for gratifying their wishes. tho Senate and 18 iu tho House.

The Republican state senators voted for bmithcrs. Isham G. Harris was re elected United six moiitns imprisonment. We ask of our friend, the commodore, whether he has noticed that the proceedings in the First ward contest have received a quietus at the hands the court. The commodore's friends seem to have come to the conclusion, which we long since expressed to them, that there was nothing in it, and so they have incontinently quit the thing.

But what does Commodore Iliestand, the reputed After much effort an opening was made for the distinguished party and at length PERSONAL. James Gokdon Bennett has been stay ing at Dover, where soma dashing parties at baccarat have been recently organized. 1 lowers, 1, 2 aud 3 her-, Richard Youug. 1 A. S.

Flowers, 2 and pullet, A. 8. Flowers, 1, 2 and 3. Black Cochiu Cock, Samuel G. Engle.

Marietta, 1 aud 3 Dr. E. II. Witmer. Xcdsville, 2 cockerel.

T. Frauk Evans, Lititz, aud Dr. E. II. Witmer, tio for first Ziiiiin; riiiau A Holler, 2 and 3 lieu, Dr.

E. II. Wit raw, 1 pullet, Ziimnoraian iV Holler, 1 T. Frank Evans, 2 Dr. E.

II. Witmer, 3. Buff Cochin Cock, M. M. Conner.

Ada, cockerel, Zimmerman lloffer, 1 Riudell Faiiservico, 2 Jacob li. Long, Lancaster, 3 lien, M. M. Conner, 1, 2 and 'i pullet. John Seldororidge, Ephnita, 1 Richazd Young, 2 M.

M. Conner, 3. Partridge Cochin: Cock, Richard Young, 1 aud II. S. Garbcr, Mount.

Joy, IV, hen, II. S. Garber, 1. 2 and 3 cockerel, II. S.

Garber, 1 and 2 Peter Bruner, Alt. Joy. 3 pullet. G. H.

Pugsley, 1 and 3 II. A. Jones, Worcester, 2. Pea Comb Partridge Cochiu Cock, O. II.

Pugsley, 2. Class 3 tlatnee. B. B. lied Cock, Carl Waite, Spring ville, N.

1 T. K. Bennett Phillips-burg, N. 2 G. II.

Pugsley, Brant- to retain control of his words until the moment comes for their delivery to the people; and if he desired to do so, he did just what he had a right to do and what he ought to have done, and what, therefore, the Ixtellkjexcku will not complain about, though it may have suffered from it. We are only too glad to have a governor who understands his rights, knows his mind, and hiiq thft iiideuendeuce to declare it. The Baroxess Burijett-Coutts gave a New Year's dinner to S00 of her tenants, and afterward personally presented a gift to each one. Senators Cooper and Stewart linked arms aud marched amicably to see the Democratic inauguration, for which each holds the other responsible. Speaker Keifer's wife's favorite dress is of steel blue satin, combined with a light States senator by tho Tennessee Legislature, receiving 17 votes in tho Senate and 58 iu tho House.

Matthew W. Rausom was re-elected United States senator by the ITorth Caro lina Legislature. Iu tho Senate he received votes to 12 for Johnson, Repub licau. Iu the House four Republicans voted for Rar.sora, and tho vote stood Ransom 75, Johnson 85. William P.

Fryo was re elected United States senator by the Maine Legislature. He received in tho Senate 27 votes to 3 for Piaisted, and ia tho llousa 103 to 33 for Piaisted. The Massachusetts Legislature yesterday ballotted for a United States senator to succeed Hoar. Iu the Senate fivo ballots were taken, the fifth resulting in the tho governor-elect reached the. smaii table.

Judge Trunkey immediately ad ministered the oath of office, and the newly-made governor turned to address the crowd. For the want of a better stnnd Mr. Pattison was assisted to that important table, and from there ho delivered, in clear, measured tones, his inaugural address, the full text of which was published iu our telegraphic dispatches yesterday. Induction of Lieutenant Ooveraor Jtlack. Immediately upon tho conclusion of the inauguration ceremonies on the south por tieo the Senate reassembled, and President father of the bantling, think of this cruel desertion Is he content that the lovely creature, in which he took such pride, should come to this inglorious end Die grand piry returned the uUowiug bills True Bills.

John Sentman, lareDny (five easet-), malicious trespass and felonious assault and battery Jelfersou Sent man, larceny Wm. Monroo and Frank Kil.duist, fornication W. Sctt Brady, fornication and basiardy Wm. L. Ream, rape.

Ignored John John D. Fas-uacht and John Seutman, larceny. Jt.nil or an KlenlHiu UouU-wt. Iii the matter of tho contested election case of the First ward, this city, on motion of J. Hay and Charles I.

Laurii, council for tho petitioners, the petition was dismissed, with count) for costs. Wedh-Mht! 3fornint. In tho case of Daniel F. Styer, charged with violating tho liquor tho jury after being out 25 The nomination of Mr. Stenger to be secretary of state is one which met tinted brocade and a Marie Stuart collar of point lace.

Telegraph can play a lone hand in taking I nothing but approval in the Senate and pro tern, licyburn offered a resolution exception to this feature in the gover which will meet nothing else in tho nor's character, when it happens to state. Mr. Stenger is well known to many of the people of Lancaster, where he lived while studying at Franklin and hurt it. Kennedy's Objections. choice ot John D.

Long by the following votes John D. Long, 21 Hoar, 10 Crapo. 2. In the House ouly one ballot was taken, of which Hoar received 108, Long 2D, Crapo 10, Bowernmn 82, Rauney 2, Butler 2, Rohrmn.n 2, C. V.

Adams 1 and Edward Atkinson 1. Total 237. Necessary to a choice. 119. Marshall college, of which he is a graduate, lie is a man of great acnuire- ford, Canada, lieu.

Carl Waito 1 J. B.Lichty, Laucaster, 2 T. R. Bennett, Cockerel, Carl Waite 1 T. It.

Bennett 2 G. II. Pugsiey 3 Pulk J. Pierson, 1 Carl Waite. 2 B.

Dorsey, Elliott City, 3. Brown lied Heary U. Mallison, Hudson, N. 1, T. K.

Bennett, 2 cockerel, II. H. Mallison, 1 hen, T. K. Beunett, 1, II.

II. Mallison. 2 pullet, Geo. Suyder, Eastou, 1. II.

II. Mallison, 2. Ginger Red Pull T. B. Dorsey, 1.

Yellow Duckwiug Cock, Westervelt, Senator Kennedy spoke and voted ARAM who aocs not accompany hmi to Ceylou, but is living at a Paris hotel and intends soon to take up her residence permanently in the Champs Elysee. S. W. Dorse ex-senator, of Star Route notoriety, has written a letter resigning the secretaryship of the National Republican committee. Daniel Webster's one hundred and first birthday anniversary will be celebrated by the Webster Historical society by a diuncr in Boston to morrow.

Signor Sai.vini, tho distinguished Italian tragediau, was dined by the Ponn hours, lWiidtTcd a verdict of not guilty, with tho defendant to pay three-fifths, and the prosecutor, 1J. F. Worth, of tho CDS s. Com'th vs. Lawreuoo Spiker, fornication.

Thu d'jfendaut resides in Middle of industry against the coniirmation of Mr. cassidy ments and brilliant parts appointing a committee of threo to wait upon Hon. Chauncey F. Black, lieutenant governor elect, and escort him to the Senate chamber. This was adopted, and soon after the committee, consisting of Messrs.

Reyburn, IKvis and Wolvertou, introduced tho new incumbent, who seated himself aitiou the senators on the floor. Then the retiring lieutenant governor, Hou. Charles W. Stone, addressed the Senate as follows "My official relations with this body are ended It still remains for me to invite your attention to tho ceremony which as attorney general. Senator Wallace In the balloting for U.

S. senator by the Minnesota Legislature yesterday, theie and of honesty he will adorn the secretaryship of the commonwealth, and may be relied upon as owe who will never dishonor his office or discredit his state. street, this city, and it was charged that committed tho crime, with busau btaek- ouse, a married womali. It was shown lat tho parties botn iived at the same mi did not. Yet both these senators and others of their Democratic associates thought alike on the matter of this nomination.

Senator Kennedy thought it best to express his sentiments the others to conceal them. He was the frankest, but probably they were the wisest. The fact is, that though Mr. Caasidv's conduct in the past has ouse, wiH-ie they occupied one. room, me club, of Philadelphia, last evening.

The reception was largely attended by notable people. was no choice. Tho Senate gave VVindova 23 votes, Wilson (Dem 0, M. II. Dunneit 4, aud Gordon E.

Cols 5 the rest scattering. Mr. Windom lacked one vote of election. In the House Windoni recsived 47 votes, 15 less than necessary to elecb Wiisou 24, Duncll 0 and Kindred 4 the rest scattering. The Michigan Legislature ballotted yesterday for U.

S. senator without re defendant denied being guilty, hut stated that Lc lived at the same house. The jury qualifies my successor, aud then to bid you farewell. Before doing this I return There can be no doubt of our having now a reform governor not only full fledged but 1 feathered and pinioned. Haywood fs 1, G.

H. Pugsley, 2, T. B. Dorsey, cockerel, T. B.

Dorsey, 1 heu.T.K.BeniK-il- 1, Wcstervelt, Haywood 2, G. II. Pug.ley. 3 pullet, G. II.

Pugsley, 1 aud 3, T. B. Dorsey, 2. Silver Duokwiug Cock, T.B. Dorsey, cockerel, T.

I. Dorsey, 1 hen, T. B. Doivey, 1 pullet, T. B.

Dorsev, 1. Iftwf-iPiln- II iraov andcred a vordiet of guilty with pros ecutor, Ceo. Frederick, to pay "two-thirds and defendant one-third ol the costs. Tho cases of George SaUada, charged with siaueiion sum lornicat-ton a-m oas- The Marquis of Lorne and the Louise, who arrived at Richmond, en Monday evening, will leave this afternoon for Charleston, where tho British ship Dido awaits the princess. Mlle Corvisart, the daughter of tho doctor of that name who was tho medical man of Napoleon III.

during the last years of his life, has been sent for by tho Empress intends to take charge of her, her father having died suddenly. urdy, wor3 cmtitmod oa the grounds that to you my sincere thanks for the uniform courtesy which you have shown me during my term of ofiioe. Four years ago I took th solemn obligation to perforin tho ducies of this oilije. and, while I have striven earnestly to fulfill this obligation in letter and in spirit, I ara conscious that mistakes have been maJo. It could scarcely have been otherwise and yet, in the elosiug hou- I recall with satisfac'ion, and with a pride which I trust is pardon Westervelt, Haywood 2 cockrel C.

II. Newall, Springfield, G. Ii. Pugsley, 2 heu, Westcivtll, Hay sult. In the Senate tho vote stood Ferry, Republican, 14 Stout, Fusion, 13 Scattering 5.

Iu the House Ferry. 45 Stout 38 scattering 17. A ballot will bo taken iu ioint convention to-day. tho drr-ving of the jurors was irregular. Com'th Christian Sharp, of this The reform breeze is blowing stoutly aud the reform bird is carried by a strong scent to its carrion.

Soon the land will be clear of dead things and when they are all gone will the millennium be come Prince Plon Pi.on seems to have open-ed hia mouth only to put his foot in it. Doiisev's rhinoceros liido at last felt tho slings and arrows of public criticism, aud he has gone. city, assault aud battery. The prosecutor John Kenua, now congressman from is Sharp, a oiie-iegged man, the lhird district oi West giuia, was who is a brother-ot tne doienuant, uuu re- not been such as to recommend him to the reform element which now rules the roast, yet he is baptised by the governor elected by that element and whom it trusts as its exponent, and is selected by himto be his own legal adviser and that of the state, a position which he is undoubtedly well qualified to fill by his legal talents and acquirements. Senator Kennedy hardly yielded sufficient deference to the fact that Mr.

Cassidy, in whom he had no confidence, was chosen for attorney gen wood fc 1 1. li. Dorsey. 2 pullet, E. II.

Newall, 1 and 2. White Pile Heu, Geo. Suyder 1 Pullet. T. B.

Dorsey 1. Black Heu, T. R. Beouctt, 1. White B.

B. lied Cock, G. II. Pugsley, 1 I). M.

Brosey, 2 heu, D. M. sides with his mother at New Holland. The Crown Prince aud Crown Prin yesterday nominated for U. S.

senator by the Democratic caucus of the Legislature The evidence showed that on the 23d of November tho defendant went to Ntw of that state. The election will take place on luesday Holland and at his mother's houso there been me greatly excited iu a war of words able, the fact (and it is a significant tribute to your forbearing kiuducss) tlv.it on all the various questions which have arisen in tho body and among the singlo sessions of the joint Assembly not a single appeal has been taken from a decision of niiue, and I look back upon these four years and recall not a thing done uor a word said in our mutual intercourse that brings with it with the prosecutor, who he finally struck cess oi Germany have declined to receive auy presents on the occasion of their silver wedding and request the donors to expend tho ioney they proposed thus using in alleviating the' distress caused by tho inundations. Rev. General W. N.

Pendleton, rector of Grace church, in Lexington, Virginia, died suddenly on Monday night. He IJusl.ess Troubles. Conrad manufacturers on tho back with his list. 1 ho defense was that the prosecutor attempted to pre Mo kk of tho beautiful. It comes oppor.

tuucly enough and gives the ussuraueethat the delights of sleighing aro not to be cut off for awhile at least. Budweiss beer, iu St. Louis, have failed for about $500,005. It is believed their vMit defendant- from going into his assets are nearly equal to their liabilities. mother's house to seo her he raised a cano to strike him, wheiupou defendant took hold of it and twisted it this threw Brosey, 1 and 3 G.

II. Pugsley, 2. Class 3 tiame UantaittH. B. B.

lied Cock, G. II. Pugsley, Brentford, Ont 1 Geo. Suyder, Eastou, 2 T. K.Bennett, PhiliipsburgN.

3 hou, T. B. Dorsey, Ellicott City, 1 T. K. Bennett, 2 Chas.

Lippold, Lancaster, 3 cockerel, B. J. Townseud, Chelsea, 1 Wm. A. Pleasants, Baltimore, 2 Geo.

Suyder, 3 pullet, T. B. Dorsey, 1 B. Townseud, 2 Geo. Suyder, 3.

Brown Red Dr. J. C. Maple. 1 he principal creditor is too Auhenser Busch brewing company, to which 1 hey him against the house, but there was no striking.

The jury rendered a verdict of owe 90,000. James J. Chapman, bookseller and sta tiouer, of Washington, failed on Tues day. gniltv. Tjiekk is a marked unanimity of sentiment among press and people with regard to tho virilo character of Gov.

Pattison's inaugural utterances aud tho modesty and good taste displayed by Mr. Black iu his little speech when he became lieutenant governor. Both are worthy of the kind words spoken of them. Convth vs. bert Gochenauer.

Tho defendant, a 10-year old boy, was charged was about 75 years of age, a graduate of West Point, an officer of the Confederate army, and the author of a book entitled, "Science a Witness for the Bible." Rev. Wm. C. Johnstone, D. a well known Presbyterian clergyman, of Philadelphia, died suddenly yesterday morning of what was supposed to be heart-disease.

Dr. Johnstone was born in Ireland about sixty years ago. He ranked high among the Presbyterian ministers in the city. All JJ'lllllllUl COOClVlil, UUO JLt.Uj wiih having stolen a bundle of stockings appointed receivers to wind up the affair of the Merchaiits' steamship company. from iu front of E.

J. Erismau's, ou North Queen street, on the evening of December The company owns the steamers Caivt ri aught but pleasant recollections. For these things I thank you, and 1 assure you of the kindliest friendly regard for every individual senator." Lieiitoii.tnt Governor Address. The oath ot office was then administered by Judge Truukey to Lieutenant Governor Black, who ascending the president's platform, received the official gavel from the retiring official and spt.ke as follows Senators It hardly be necessary for me to say that I assume the duties of this chair with extreme diffidence. The rules which govern your proceedings are, in great part, the garnered fruits of the long experience of our race in free parliamentary business.

Their just observance is essential to the proper despatch of your affairs, to the due order of your deliberations, and, in ome instances, to the constitutional rights of the freemen of 8. He was en to take the articles and and Cleopatra, plying between Baltimore Oftiocr Stormfeltz found them iu his pos and Charleston. The creditors of A tfc C. Hope Jc Co of session. 1 he dclense was that t-TOChenauer foil ad tho stockings on the street and after Puil.voelfhia has its bad tasting water, and Lancaster is not behindhand with cause of complaint in the vile smelling stuff they are compelled to pay two dollars Trentou.

N. 1 Westervelt, Haywood Ss Rutherford, N. 2 T. B. Dorsey, 3 cockerel, T.

B. Dorsey, 2' hen, T. K. Bennett, 1 D. J.

C. Maple, 2 Westeivelt, Haywood 3. Gingr-r Red heu, Westervelt, Haywood fc 2 pullet, T. B. Dorsey, 1 Westeivelt.

Haywood Co, 3. Yellow Duck ing Cock, Dr. J. C. Alaplo, 1 and 3 T.

B. Dorsey, 2 1 eu, Dr. J. C- Alaple, 1 Geo. Suyder, 2 Wesieivelt, Haywood 3 cockc-iel, Montreal, have accepted 40 cents on the BVlKirilOBIA'Sj HOKfiOU.

dollar, and tho firm has resumed their looking for au owner took them along. On t. Ul. business. eral by a governor upon whom he and the sentiment of the state does repose with confidence.

Mr. Cassidy, though unacceptable by his past record, may make himself acceptable by that of the future. Governor Pattison pledges him self that ho will. We believe that he may. Senator Kennedy, as a senator having an opinion to express on the governor's nomination, did right to refuse approval to it if he was of opinion that Mr.

Cassidy would not make an honest and eflicient attorney general. But if he had anything less than conviction on this subject he might, have jielded something of his opinion to the judgment of the governor, who is mainly responsible for the appointment. The governor undoubtedly takes up a heavy burthen when he presents Mr. Cassidy to the people of the state a3 his adviser, espc ially after Mr. Cassidy has publicly de clared the governor to be his political pupil.

But that is the governor's affair chiefly. If Mr. Cassidy as attorney general walks a straight chalk, us we look to see him do, the governor and Mr. Cassidy may both be happy. Otherwise there will be a funeral.

The grand jury returned tho following bills. True bill Robert Gocheuaur, larceny: T11K Charles Prior, assault and bavtery. Uiinrcz I's ncdlct at the Opera Uoime. I'inored Andicw Zook, Jacob oltz, Last evening Duprez Benedict's min Join llarnish and Andrew Harnish, a thousand feet for, and which by courtesy is called illuminating gas. It's gassy-enough in all conscience, but its illuminating quali'ies arc sadly deficient.

The meu who are backing the New Yoik quail eater who is under contract to eat two birds a day for thirty days, are confronted by an unexpected difficulty in a state statute which provides a heavy pen strels appeared in the opera houso befoio felonious assault and battery. a very largeaunence. ihe troupe uas been greatly enlarged since its last ap pearauce. and thirty-three people wero laike Urixcull's Dsatti Alter Terrible SufVor- Luke Driscoll, aged died at Baldwinsville, N. of hydrophobia.

The disease showed itself on Thursday. The next day it was necessary to fasten hira to the bed with a cord running around his feet, legs and body, up to his neck. A padded webbing was put over his shoulders and tied to the headboard. On Saturday ho had seventeen fits, lasting from fifteen minutes to four hours. When one of the fits be snapped and bit at any object extended toward him, and growled and barked like a dog.

He was not a strong boy, but when in convulsions, though tied to the bod, it required tho strength of five men to control him. Lying on his baok thus bound, ho seized a chair in which his father, a man of 200 seen in the first part, including fouitoe.ii cud-men aud two interlocutors. Th former were dressed ia fancy colore clothes and looked well. The orchest the state. But they constitute a distinct body of law, and of a kind which you, of all men, best know, can be acquired oDly by patient application accompanied by piactical experience.

My predecessors in office were, both of them, distinguished senators before they were called to the high place which I now approach without previous training in this or any other legislative body. This circumstance will, I trust, he generously reckoned to nie in partial extenuation, at least, of the sharp contursts which must a siti'ii) Two Uojs to Jail V. iiavo One day last week two boys by the name of Soils, residing iu Elizi. bi.thtowu, of ten pieces, was very good. Several alty to be imposed upon any person with a quail in his possession after a certain date, which will be reached long before tho thiity days arc up.

ballads were sung, but the one that was rendered in the bist style was tht were arrested as accessory to larceny, "The Fisherman and His Child," by U. Urecn. Archie Wnue, a cievor come presently appear between their administra Ex-GovEKNoit Sey.mouu's article iu the last number of the 2forth American Review, diagnosing the present position of tions and mine. 1 shall be dian, furnished considerable fuu ou the tarubiurhio ends. Abe Holt ten appeared at the opening of the.first part as a leiuale content, how- pounds weight, was sitting by tho bed aud to rival their lieI(l 5t out at arm's length.

He was bit- ever, if, while failing totally ten by a dog about one year ago. lnpersouator, but he was not a success ellicicney in ninny important duties of the office, I shall be able to command the ap- One of tho best aud newest features oi the show was the festival dance by the parties and politics, it may as well bo understood, is something more than an ordinary contribution to magazine literature. Tho strong point of the essay Bie his copious citations from that, of late years, prooation ot tne benate tor the simple integrity of purpose which I intend shall be the sole inspiration of ray conduct. In fourteen Shouting Cornfield Belles. Ten men were seen in a song and danco McGnirk and Hughes gavea good exLibi tiou of tumbling, etc.

Ihe bauio orches tra consisted of twelve men and the clo, team of ten. Howard and Russel gave fair musical act and several sketches wen played, concluding with a burlesque opera. A Quarrel -with Michael Yandenburg and Matthew Woodlock quarreled near the town of Brooklyn, a short distauce from St. Louis. Their friends advised them to settle their dispute with the shotguns they had carried home after a day's hunt.

This advice was accepted, the men taking up their positions twenty paces apart. Both fired simultaneously. Vaudeuburg had his eyes put out by tho shot and is so badly wounded that he will die. Weodlock received the load from Vandenburg's weapon in the breast and neck. A large crowd witnessed the terrible affair and seemed to enjoy it.

Dr. Grayson, who is attending the wounded meu tood no less than 24 shot out of Woodlock. entitled The Polar Bears." The show goes to Columbia to night. Archie White, comedian with this show. T.

K. Bennett, 1 and 3 T. B. Dorsey, 2 pullet, T. B.

Dorsey and T. K. Bennett, tie for 1 T. K. Benuetfc, 3.

Siler Duckwiug: Cot-k, Dr. J. C. Maple, I. G.

IT. Pugs'ey, K. Rennet, 3. Hen, G'im). Snyder, 1 Dr.

J. C. Alaple, 2 G. il. Pugsiey, Cockerel, Dr.

J. C. Alaple, 1 A. S. Wentzel.

Reading, 2 Geo. Suyder, pullet, Wtsiervelt, I lev wood 1 A. S. Weutzel, 2 T. B.

Dorsey, 3. Red 1'iie Cock, Westervelt, Haywo 1 E. A. Weeks, 2 G. 3 hen.

T. K. Boiuiett aud G. II. Pugsley, lie for 1 George- Snyder Dr.

E. Alaple 3 Cardinel, C. A. WeckB 4 E. W.

Newell, Springfield, George Snyder Pullet; George Snyder 1 E. H. Newell 2 E. A. Weeks 2.

White Pile Cock, T. K. Bennett, 1 Dr. J. C.

Alaple, 2 T. B. Dorsey, 3 hen, T. K. Bennett, 1 Geo.

Snyder, 2 T. B. Doisey, 3 cockeicl, T. B. lint say, I pullet, Geo.

Suyder, 1 T. R. Dorsey, 2. Black Cock, Wesfevelc, Haywood Co 1 T. B.

Dorsey, 2 cockerel, T. B. Doisoy, 1 hen, E. A. Weeks, 1 T.

B. Dorsey, 2 Westervelt, Haywood 3 pullet, E. A. Weeks, 1 T. B.

Dorsey, 2. White Cock, Westervelt, Haywood fc 1, eu, T. K. Benuett, 1. Gray pullet, Westevelt, Haywood 1.

Ulas 5 Spanish. Black Spanish dick, Asa R. Tabor, Springville, N. 1 Johu Grosh, Lan-dis Valley, 2 aud 3 hen, John Grosh, 1 and Asa R. Tabor, 2 cockerel, Josh Grosh, 1 Rindeil Fairservice, 2 August Lang, Pittsburgh, 3 pullet, J.

B. Mount loy, 1 Kin-deil Fairservice, 2 August Laug, 3. Browu Leghorn Hen, Geo. W. Bur-.

gotfc. Lawton station, N. 1 and 2 G. II. Pugsley.

3 cockerel, Geo. II. Buryott, 1 G. H. Pugsley, 2 Wm.

T. AIcLean, Womelsdorf, 3 pullet, Aliss AI. L. Patchen, N. 1 G.

1J. Puaslcy, 2 August Lang, 3. White Leghorn Cock, Newton Adams 1 Henry Neater, York, 2 George A Geyer, Florin, Pa. 8 Newtou Adams. 1 II.

Pugsley, 2 and 3 cockerel, t3. H. Pusrsley, 1 Rindeil Fairservice, 2 Geo. VV. Dui Pottsville, 3 pullet, Gilbert Hoffman, Hackettstown, N.

1 Henry Neat( 2 G. II. Pugsky, 3. Claws American. Plymouth Rocks: Cock, Scudder Townseud, Glenhead, L.

1, Asa R. Taber, Springville, N. 2, Geo. W. AIc-Cracken, Chelsea, 3 cockerel, New- and wt-re taken before 'Squire Harmony.

He held them for court, they quickly furnished good bail in tho sum for their appeal anee. A few days ago the boys were again placed in jail, although there was no other charge against them. The district, attorney discovered upon looking over lfis list that theso boys were. in jail, and he not: understand why they were there. This morning .1.

Hay Brown.t heir counsel, came iuto court aud demanded to know by what authority the boys were held. Tho district attorney produced tho recognizance which was all light and he knew nothing. Constable McClenaghan was then called. He testified that he arrested tho boys at the instance of -'Squire Harmony who said that the district attorney must have them. Air.

Davis stated that, he had d-jne no such thiug, but had nicely written to the 'squire to fceud down tho complaints. Whether that learned ot law does not know tie meaning of the word complaint is not known, bat he seut down tho boys. By his mistake these little -Howh have been compelled to lie in jail for almost a week while they had good aud done everything the commonwealth required. The pccplo of ibethtown have very indignant at this affair, believing that it was tho fault of the commonwealth's officers. This is the first time it was explained and the whole fault lies with 'Squire Harmony, aud neither the district attorney uor the clerk knew until this week that tho boys wero iu jail.

was formerly a newspaper man, bavin been connected with tho Auburn (N. Y. Daily Advertiser. He is the press agent, A Flyer Sold. The Inaugural.

Governor Pattison's inaugural is ex ceedingly well written. Its declarations are conveyed in clear and simple language that makes them pleasant to hear, independently of their pleasant meaning. In sound and substance the governor tickles the popular ear, as a good governor should. He needs but to live up to his declarations to meet the popular approval and there is nothing in Governor Pattison's record to make it at all doubtful that he means to follow tho path he has clearly marked out for his official conduct. As his cho.een attorney general, who declares himself to have been in all things his predator, has lately declared of himself that he would make a good attorney general, because that was his interest, if; for no other reason, so we may certainly expect that Governor Pattison will try to make a good governor, because it is his interest to do so, even had he no higher motive.

He has1 made a good controller of Philadelphia, and he will make a good governor of Pennsylvania if he knows how, and that he knows how he plainly enough shows in his inaugural speech to the people, lie shows that he knows the spirit of the laws, and that the duty of the people's officers is to execute the laws according to their spirit. He has a sufficient ap preciation of the existing necessity for Silas Wright drove up from Parkesbur; the other day in a sleigh behind a spank well nigh forgotton paper, Washington's farewell address, lang especial emphasis upon that portion of it which warns his countrymen against the spirit of encroachment which tends to consolidate all the departments in one, and thus to create, whatever tho form of government, a real despotism. It is the aim now, of Mr. Seymour and other Democratic leaders who are in sympathy with his views, to turn the approaching anniversary of Washington's birthday, February 22, to account, by having in this state a grand revival of the party, as it "were, in the spirit of the farewell address, and to that end au effort will ba made to have representatives present from every state in the Union. A correspondence, with that end in view, is already begun.

Flon-Flon Arrested. Prince Napoleon, who stands as pro-tender to the fallen throne of the late emperor of France, was arrested iu Paris Tuesday as the author of a manifesto against the republic. Iu this manifesto the prince dwells on the impotence and incapacity of the present government. ing pair of lljers have attracted good deal of attention ou our streets aar this chair I shall conscientiously endeavor to forget not merely personal attachments, but political distinctions, and remember only my duty to the State and the Senate. Upon this caudid declaration of the spirit which actuates me in assuming my constitutional relations with you, I do anew most earnestly bespeak you patience and forbearance in the many difficult situations which doubtless await me.

Although president of the Senate in virtue of the office to which I have been called by the will of the people, I am not unmindful of the restrictions upon this function of the Lieutenant-Governor. He presides, but he has save one neither privilege nor power, unless it be comprehended by a fair interpretation of that word. He has no voice in debate and no vote but in the rare case of a tie. In my reading of the constitution, he has no right whatever to be heard in this chamber except in necessary explanation of his rulings, and he has no more right on the occasion of his taking of the oath than he has on any other to abuse your courtesy by indulgence in the discussion of topics beyond these limits. Believing that what I have already said is admissable, because it is in the nature of such an explanation, and therefore proper to this ceremony, I feel that I have no further claim to your atteution.

Senators I am ready to proceed with the business of the State. At the conclusion of the address of the lieutenant governor, which was delivered iu a clear, steady voice, the Senate ad ing the sleighiug carnival of the past week One of them is a handsome bay five-year old, Helen Lexington, with a record made at Oxford, and she has mad Struck Down with a Fink. While John McCormick aud a Polander were working together in a breast at tho Lehigh Valley, No. 2, colliery, at Lost Creek, a dispute arose about the perform auce of some work, when McCormick struck tho Polander on the head with a pick, iufiicting a frightful wound, which will prove fatal. Tho injured man was removed to his home, at Delano, and Mc Cormick was arrested and held to await his victim's injuries.

good races upon several other tracks. Mr, Wright sold the mare yesterday to Samuel Uaily, the coach builder, on privat terms. She was sired by Hurst Thorn ton's Abdallah, dam Donorail by Lexing ton. Her companion, Nettio Warner now at Colvin's stable, 13 a handsome and well bred green, bought by Mr. Wright i Kentucky.

Lecture at V. rtl. C. A. Usll.

Our Law Courts and their Protection of the Rights of Citizens," will ba tho title Crispin on a Strike. About 100 shoemakers, employed by John E. Lentz of Allentown, have struck for an increase in their wages. It is said the strike will become general in a few days. The lasters iu the boot factories of George E.

Keith and Frank E. White, iu Brocktown, Massachusetts, struck yester day, by order of the UnioD, for higher wages. The Star Route Bribery. Tho grand iurv at Washington vester- Surety ot the l'eace. George F.

Sprenger has entcrpd complaint surety of the peace against Charles Kennedy, the tramp, who two weeks ago attempted to enter Mr. Snrcngcr's premises by force, and who was at tho time committed for drunken and disorderly conduct. Alderman Mc-Couomy this morning held hira to answer for surety of the peace. of a lecture to morrow, Thursday evening. in the Y.

M. C. A. hall, by H. R.

Fulton revising and regulating the relations of day indicted Arthur Payne and Thomas corporations to the people who have A Fote (colored) for corruptly endeavor-made them, and who have awakened to "cJ intlucuc8 on the Star Route esq. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to journed until 4 o'clock. attend the-so lectures iu the assocatiou Pattison's Cabinet Confirmed. Tho Senate reassembled at 4 o'clock, hall..