The Gentre Reporter.
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'ENTRE Harw, Pa., May 20, 1380,
C—O snmp
STATE TICKET.
SUPREME JUDGE,
{EORGI A. JENK':, Saifecaon County
AUDITOR GENERA
‘OBE RY {
senator Wallnee says that Don Camer
v's ability
hem that the General is to be success
ifn
18 confident that there
m the Cameron camp.
Ap
rsol says that Hayes could not
‘no one ran against him, and
would be enough scattering
him if there .was nobody
fold, He thinks that neither
iv the ex-President have great
that Blaine will be Presi
= 0 da at
else in th
=horinan
LANCES,
en App
mocerats in congress had fol
sample of the Republicans in
a hundred cases of putting
Yocum would have got
papers quicker than his first
The rads always made quick
st & democrat when his seat
Wars aos
Was eontesi
pms —
a Free Press chronicles an
think should
3 of a
hic
thal h we
wn to the foolish things
That paper says
married within
1s of each other, and from
t had been very intimate. In
Ww
sh parents,
ouples were
a boy
@ was welcomed as heartily
» had been a prince of a reign-
Last month a girl appeared
young couple. One evening
o mother of the boy visited
of the girl, taking her child
Most of the members of both
o also present. The mother
took a rather diminutive but
rom a case, and, placing it on
the girl scarcely a month
v engaged herson to the child,
» be ratified in t
rf ——
ner John I. Davenport made
before Wallace inves-
mittee in New York on Sat-
made an effort to show that
go number of persons were
naturalized by Judges Bar-
Cunn, but the testimony he
id not establish the fact that
1@ seized at the
frandulently issued. He pre-
four hundred irregular ap-
r naturalization, but it will
red that at the election in
is of 80,000 naturalized citi-
riven away from the polls or
m approaching them by the
i tyrannical conduct of Dav-
: testimony taken before the
mmittee shows that vote
i by Davenport's order a
republican committee and
son only to be released with-
{ter the election. Many of
ere thus outraged had gen-
lization papers and were
d to vote as Davenport him-
emocratic congress will not
fit leave untried any means
to protect the honest voters
k city against a repetition of
racticed by Davenport at the
S78.~ Patriot,
pe -
of democrats in
ick proclivities, were indue-
» republicans to vote in fa-
1 retaining the seat, is one
reasons that te the vote
This little band of wishy-
may their
fy FY Pe
he future.
the
as
congress
yet
rir
regret
Tats
A
les 8. Wolfe has written a
sre, Eli. K. Price, Joel J. Bai-
s declining a complimentary
red him by citizens of Phil-
if said dinner had come off,
» say that Kemble, andother
bers, would have been among
~—Wwe suppose on account of
tite.
enture
ioned |
nlp fn —
ual report of the Chicago call
» year ending May 1, shows
| sales of grain and provisions
car amount to $280.856,137,
55,790,859 the previous year.
{ grain transaction was $190,
af provisions $81 452,966; in
former over the previous
1,487, and in thelatter.9.818,-
ann
ar
tn fp pi
ting of the Baptist ministers
ia, last week, the following
lenouncing
»., Was unanimously passed:
That we cannot too strongly
war conde
board of pardons and of his excellen-
¢. the governor, who, assuming, without
constitutional authority,
judicial function, have relieved the erim-
ms als of all tl
their sentence, and that they should
have done this in a manner which viola-
{ their own established rules, and al-
«1 no opportunity for a fair hearing
he friends of puplie justic e,
ie A lps
ylidate ran against a snag is
us related by the Williamsport Bulle
At the last election for Sheriff in
his county one of the candidates had a
ing to farmer's houses, order-
4 Tne
How a
hion of ¢
| then saving that he had nothing less
nurse he would dine and sup, and lodge,
gratis, which he did in many instances.
pen to have t
billy This of
not many such roosters.
cecil ccf pean d
New York, died suddenly on last Friday.
Judge Church was one of our eminent
men, and frequently mentioned in con-
nection with the democratic nomination
for president.
Be —— SE
wes for Blaine and Florida
a ed
Michigan
on q rant,
that pm ral will be siomiuated, and
Inugh at the idea of bolting and kie king.
Uver 100 members were absent when
the vote was taken in the Curtin-Yocum
contest,
Two whites znd five negroes were
Say whipped on Saturday, at New
l., one colored burglar receiv.
ingr Torey very heavy lashes which
brought blood freely. A boy aged ten
received five light lashes for larceny.
St. Petershurg, May 16.-It is proposed
to liberate two hundred political prison-
ersin: St, Petersburg, ind 4,000 through-
ou e Empire, and to relieve 11,000
THE CONTEST YOCUM'S LUCK,
The Curtin®Yocum contest was deci
ded in the House on 11 inst,
which was founded upon the most con
clusive evidence that Yocum's election
was secured by
the 20th district is misrepresented i
Congress by
fraudulent votes,
on
sentiments of higconstituentsin every re
. The district is overwhelminglydem
ocratic, opposed to all the heresies of the
national party Yooum
spect
espoused by
the assertion may beallittle too broad, for
the fact is Yooum does not represent an
. J body, he really does not represent the
republicans, his greenback party is de
funet, and the democrats, of course,
none of him, and
] perfect
CONZIOSS,
}
want
last, but not least
as
non-entty, or
The record does not know him
C18 mum as an ovster, and the only
tle
for a
that he did attract was when
Kept voting
nd the next for mam
ttention
while he turn about
~one day for God a
mon,~s0 that he might gain a little sym
§
pathy for the retention of the seat he iil
1k
HKe an emply hag
Curtin, the fairly elected me
would have been a eredit t
a
state;
Lion
0 Oil
useful member, a
with his large
and elo
been of
exper fence
speaker,
Eraal servi
a ad va gE"
allairs Las 0
a - “
juen
would hs AVEO
hrough one of thos
nation: b
freaks, which
Mit
: i}
OOUASIONRN
Ns
Vv spring
fence American x litics, |
aided 1 the
experience and ability, is
at the bottom, w
the corners
and by illegal vetes,
Service,
:
hile the lighter material
has been carried aloft by th ne on
ly to be «
}
CVO
3 y at 2 vac} boi
op ASIN IN SOMO marsh dead
and forgot
But the Rfrosrin das
over spilled milk, 1
it intend t
PI nid as we won!
YOY
been, honored as our district wou
been, with Curtin as
in congress. (OY
trict must until
us right and t!
have a true rej
ted
Gov, Curtin, we believe, did not spend
a day in Washington to ask t
which he was elected. The
the work of ithe arity of the J
“il
ho are defrauded by the seating of Yo-
cum
- Re i
THE CHIC AGO REPUBLICAN CON.
VENTION BREAKS UP IN A ROW
of Thine
first act of which
another ballo
he sentiments of our people
wesentative rightfully elec
he seat to
contest was
istrict
Mag
Ww
The republicans have alittle
row on hand the
play ed at tl
10. The next act will
meeting of the tion at Spri
field this week. ant of
Cook county convention says
When Mr. Singer, the chairman of
‘00k county republican committee, called
the convention to order at Farewell hall
a scene of the wil confusion ensued,
followed by a bolt ot the Grant support-
ers. Singer claimes ithe right to nom inate
a temporary chairman, which wasifollow-
ed by eries of “no” “never,” and shouts of
“Anthony.”
A delegate put the question and Antho-
ny was declared tomporary chairman.
Sing ge r held his ground, and crowds gath-
ered on the stage, a and shaking
their fists untill the police cate forward
and separated the excited dele Sates,
Both Singer and Anthony insisted
their rights and put the questions to the
convention at the same Sm e. Anthony
declared his secretary elected, and Ninge r
nominated and declared Strickland
ted.
Mr. Anthony then ap pointed the come
mittee on credentials, and while the cre-
dentials were being handed to the secre-
tary, the Grant delegates rose and shout-
ed their protests. Anthony called on
Lieutenat Byre to clear the aislesand to
protect the legitimate delegates. Singer,
from the platform, announced the con-
vention adjourned to the club room of
the Palmer house and quit the hall follow-
ed by about 75 delegates Who left their
credentials in the hands of the secretary
Sppoluted by Anthony. Arrived at the
Palmer house the Grant de legates pro-
ceededeto organize a separate convention,
A committee on credentials w asappointed,
and during their retirement addresses
were made denouncing the organization
as a riot.
Both conventions held and
both are determined to send a full dele-
gation to the state convention. After
the report of the committee on creden-
tials, Sppoiuted by the anti-Grant conven-
tion at Farewell hall, the roll was called,
resulting as follows: lel-
egates; Blaine 5 534 del legates; Grant, 1, as
prese nt; 57 Grant dele gates
is
Was
re Cook county convention on
be played th
» state conven
"™ .
The ROY
idest
on
elec
nt
si
SesIons
Washburn, 904 «
being given
as the official number of those who had
voted.
Three delegates from each senatorial
district were then appointed to select del-
egates to the state convention and a reso-
lation was passed instructing them to se-
lect 58 of Cook county, 98 in favor of
Washburne and 3! in favor of Blaine.
The convention Jat the Palmer house
have elected a solid delegation of 92
Grant men to the state convention.
The anti-Grant convention at Farwell
hall, after ratifying the seiection of dele-
gates to Springfield, as reported by the
committee for each senatorial district and
appointing a committee to prepare evi-
dence in regard to the constitution ane
acts of the convention adjourned. The
delegation stands 58 for Washburne
and 34 for Blaine—all anti-Grant.
The Grant convention at the Palmer
house having filled up its representation
by appointing by districts and wards,
selected a solid Grant de slegation to
Springfield, and having appointed a com-
mittee to prepare an address setting forth
the organization or the convention, it ad-
journed,
sis pe
MR. YOO UM RETAINS HIS SE AT.
The World special 11, says: The
tin-Yoeum contested election case
snddenly disposed of to-day by the some-
what surprising vote of 115 to 75 in favor
of allowing Yocum to retain hig seat in
the House. As predicted, the Republi-
cans voted solidly with the Greenback
members, who gained additional recruits
from the Democratic gide. This result
was vuite a surprise to many of Mr. Cur-
tins friends. Up to the time of adjourn
ment yesterday it was not e Xpec bo that
a vote would be reached before to-mor-
row morning, but Mr. Weaver and the
other Greenback friends of Mr. Yocum
made such a thorough canvass of the
House, especially on the Demoe aie side,
that they felt sure of a majority and, hn-
der the advice of General Garfield, pre-
pared to cut off further debate at the be-
gining of the session to-day. Several
mem bers desired to speak, but Mr. Spring-
er fully realized the situation and, rather
than sustain a defeat at the start, agreed
to a demand for the previous question.
He was then entitled th one hour to close
the case, but he yielded his time Messrs,
Ryon, of Pennsylvania, and Speer, of
Georgia, both of whom spoke against
Yocum. Mr. Bpeeris one of the young
members of the House, vt his was the
strongest speec hand the only one that
helq ‘he attention of the House, Mr:
Hendrick + Wright says that his con-
rere Yortio, wor have bee n ousted
from his seat and a new alection order.
ed had a vote been taken a 10. weeks
arn,
Car-
was
ny po
WHAT CURTIN WILL
Ex-Governor Curtin says that if Grant
is nominated at Chicago he will take off
his coat for the Democratic candid ate
whoever he may be, to give the biggest
Democratic majority ever thrown in his
Congressional district. He says his fail-
ure to get his seat shall not cost the
Democratie party a single vote,
rp —
Williamsport, Pa., May 16.- -The suit
of Father Stack against Bishop O'Hara
for $20,000 was decided here to-day by a
DO).
RAE]
A
Dealers
are now
The Sun in mercantile
commodit
that the sudden and great
prices all along the line,
was fruitful of
ed hopes of a pe
8a ys
08 beginning to seo
advance
last
in
autumn,
inary to trade. It
rmanonoe
delusive, and
ealonlationa
1 { orease which have proved
tempted men 40 base their
y | for the future on an unsubstantial
transitory inflation,
reaping, during
1eavy
and
the last
prot
have been
Instead of
| eight or ten weeks, the!
{aix months ago, they doing
| business on a declining market, and no
{ one ean say whether the bottom has yet
| been reached, Speculators are busy
{ the merchandise markets, and the prices
are alld
{of certain stable commodities
| gether regulated by them, so that
are
| not easy to decide what
lw hat are fictitious values
It is not doubtful, |
line
n prices
NEeaAvy and
i
| general now
@ Will De return t
bat
le prospg
er th
of the
Hh
| whet!
scale autumn, whether
is a reasonab
point was reached last
3 1
the almost unpreceden
¥
ron ante
| great impetn
8, iron
cases by new
AN ZOS Wers so numerous
; ¢ i}
directory of the
¥ “yi tew 3
of the country ha
America
» Nj ol sulatic im
w th il
ia
iro
id in
are and
iron as
road ds was engaged |
lass of outsiders who are
other
nanipu
Fy uh as od
8 now
s hrs »
40me prog
Hmplion, and
mil i111
y ABA Wil §
iron can be in
anticipati hie # :
r American
When the
ivance orders
they
ment of pri es, the market |
and unsettled
furnaces have met t}
they are
repared to
iron is dull
Ie a4
hie) :
on which now
must be }
at whic
been arriving in
working,
accept th 3
h the Scotch iron,
large quantities,
firan
whtais ! | Yo pa
OORT ae prices ol iron,
¢ann said to have yet toy
om
In wheat, and cotton,
{ daring the pr
{ and most of the great
tive, and
markets generally is disturbed Ly specu
lators,
Of the prospects fi
corn
esent vear has been ste
staples
Dairy produets are lower,
yr the crops at home
io
pay
i8 hot speak.
and abroad it
We have a mu
safe vet
rréater acr
Sid &
it may be assumed that we shall have a
harvest well up to
while we hardly expect
geason’s calamities tothe Er
will be repeated.
Jeast
tho .
UAE RSL
the averace at
can
nt
fs
The present condit
future a
sailing necessary to the j
business,
pruden
La a
BLACK LIST CONG
The following
pretended
whose vo
oF
i
SHEN
is black list
nocratic
i. 3 td apatin p :
gainst seating Cartin §
a
de
tea is the
infamy of 1880, an
ble democracy of the
out
20 district and
and
each and every one of th
ly d—arned
right
tiie
Lil
» polit
rage upon
3
}
em
Alken, NS arolia
Bright, Te: BuGlacs
° Twel « Kentucky
Uo halmers, Misstsaippt
Felton, Georgia.
Henki
Hostetter, In
Mills, Texss
PENNSYLVA
Chauncey F. Black, u
Shy
1st., thus writes to the New York §
ander date of May
The delegation to Cincinnati is a
dependent one from top to bottom. T
Tilden element in it is the Jaeut pro- |
nounced, although it is probably not al
full third. In the delegation, #8 in
stronger than Mr, Tilden-that is to say
Mr. Randall could, under cerlain favor- |
ing circumstances, get more votes for]
himselfasa P residential candidate than
he could carry to Mr, Tilden. But ti 18
delegation is under nobody's control; |
the defeat of the unit
for notice that it
should not
for Tilden, Haneoc k, Randall,
it i8 not
but for!
against Grant » and it will look out that
man from the list of candidates with the |
utmost caution; and with regard only to
two qualifications—a pure article of |
Democracy and manifest availibility.
The spirit which governed the Conven-
tion will be very likely to prevail in the
delegation, and I shall be gr reatly aston~
ished if it does not show itself a more
harmonious body without the coercive |
unit rule than it would have been with |
it, |
- eo.
A Washington special
Governor Cuartin’s defeat in
with Yocum for the seat
was a crushing one and expected by his |
friends, Alex McClure was here to-day |
and left on the 1:30 train, satisfied that
Curtin would be seated. His defeat was
brought about hy a combination of bard
money Republicans, Inflation Green.
backers, Soft Money Democrats and exs
Confederates. Nineteen Democrats vot-
ed against him outright and as many
more dodged the issue. Following is
the list of Democrats voting in favor of
Yoenm to retain his seat: Aiken and
Sillman ot South Carolina, Berry of Cals
ifornia, Bright and Caldwell of Tennes-
gee, Bouck of Wisconsin, Chalmers and
Singleton of Mississippi, Felton and
Stephens of Georgia, I. Henkle of Mary.
land, Mills of Texas, New of Indiana,
O'R eilley of New York, Richmond of
Virginia, Rothwell of Missouri, Single-
ton “and Stevens of Illinois and Warner
of Ohio.
of 11 says :~
his contest |
in Congress, |
. -e
PERSIA.
Truerax, May 11.—The famine in
province of Azerbijan is inereasing,
crop prospects are bad.
six hundred deaths
Janunry in the district of Urumiyah,
Twelve hundred christians have left the
country. Wheat costs sixty pounds sterl.
ing per ton in the famine stricken distriots
the
The
There haz been
from starvation since
gp
May 12.—A dispatch
Constantinople to Reuter’s telegram come.
pany “The British consul at Bour.
gas, in eastern Roumelia, telegraphs te Sir
Austen Lavard, the British ambassador
here, that a band of soldiers from Dulgas
rip have entered the district of Aidae,
sreainded and pillaged nine villages,
: —~aral men and outraging come
killing sey “aus hit
Twenty
Laoxpox, from
y BAYER.
indrad and sixty-
wWultiten
, : =A Brg Dow ens
: 1
SIX MUREUIIMANS C3Capaed na
fat Achiul)
»
FIRE IN PHILADELPHI
Puraperriiia, May 7.-~The
netal brewery of John Gardiner & Co,
Twenty-first street and Washington ave.
nue, was damaged by fire this morning,
the loss being placed at from $150,000 to
$200,00 0, and the insurance at $130,000,
cape
.
wo
A
A.
Conti.
ing boats of the
foundered
Three of the five miss
mail steamer America, which
verdict in favor of the defendant, The
controversy began in 1871, because of
the ragnoval of the priest from the pass
torate at this place,
“ froke enrvhillapct,
x
on the passage from the Cape of Good
Hope for South Africa, were picked up |
on the 24th and 25th by ae}
American bark Emma I. Harriman,
of April
WHITTAKNER'S CASE,
| Positive Evidence that he Wrote the
Note of Warning.
West May 16,
derstood that to day was to bring forth |
he Whittaker case,
i
i
{
Point, It had been uns]
A sensation int Con
{#equently everybody in West Point ats
| tended the sitting of the Court
First Whit-|
8 subjected to a long series of
questiens, designed to show inconsisten-
«Aieners |
alg, Professors and Cadets,
|
cles in his defense against the charge
i that inflicted the i
{and that some of them were very sues
he injuries on himself,
cessful, Then came the reports of the
five experts in hand.writing that had
| been suppressed,
that W
hreatening letter,
but all
posiliveness,
Court,
hittaker
1 he
Ihe entire five greed
{had written the
\
| reports were long, reached the
| same results with Thess
j created a great sensation in and
the made that
row-
expression was freely
| Whittaker's case was up. But the g
tng sensation was vet 10 come,
i Bos
Od Wasi
ton
had ,
ter which Whit
Southworth
A let
t 3
WO ilin
spovery,
mother
his wm
taker ha begun Was
among the papers found in om,
nd submitted to the experts, with the
Annoymous threatening lettes, Lxpert
uthworth, after sati Blyl
he writing was the same in both letters!
liscovered that the threatening note had!
1 written on a slip of paper torn from
ter begun to the Cadet’s mother.
16 two side by side, the edges
acing t!
perfectly, Where a bit had
3 } "
ra from one side the correspond.
y fitt the
ted it, Wh
none the
ere paper
“
same thin
RY PARDONS.
RANEY NH
GN OF
QLLINCGERR
THE BoARD
VIEWS
r to the Press May 4
he State of Pennsylvania
by many ofthe news.
ecution in the bribery
trimer in which
riunaies were
that
Whi Nol éven repre
santled
Board at the hearing.
Cent
draw ut for 3 fact that
:
m being ey
what was heard, Rule
ur perder
tried Lhe
Allorney or sttor.
ney wo rOseCuled, statis glwh en Lhe Rp
n will be made, and
hi *}
Hguitd 5
piicatio the ground
pp!
ih
5
han those
is
ication
based, greunds
ce will be entd ~
rial
£1} ,
it 10 was observed ex»
§ ro
fet ries §
District Att Was not.
orney
FrRoon «
he board on the fellows
in the morning; this
1in Quarler Sessions
¢ grounds
ication was ade were not
upon which
w id lhule © concludes as follows
And no applic
uniess the same and papers upc
based been
sfore said sedsion, and in no
| this rule be re
N TAY iti }
ation will be heard or con}
n
have filed at least!
lnxed,
ie was relaxed.
i con.
of Par
f REA TE
rul
relaxation we migh
ut the he
nt to treat the precoadin
owing,
r so much 1
norable Board
ie the
for reopening!
awrmal
board; ant
CASO are i
ved by the i when submitted
alion acd notices re
in news
Ati
made an
i}
ng NOoLice
to ID
}
strict
ow
f, together with addit
d, according te provision
ney General,
the} iW 0 14
what
havo!
uld naturally ge
y hear
might
recommendations for
m bes
h BRYS
$
ol even present i
nw Salth & counsel
Wie
1
neq by hi
ore, ir wd
No application
sented {0 any
ard.
If the Board of Pardons regarded its
ndoubted right t
but it
ion to have it done inal
not fair te the Court
waty-than which th
the Commonwealth.
onstruction of the!
RE
proper they ha o
give relief in these
CRS0E, was not
rin
{0
nit the presecut
orper; il was of
ere is
in -30 |
law set aside”
, and the people of the
wealth have a right to know ex
why their officers, in the perforn
iblic duty, sel in a particular:
substantial legal rea.!
the pardon they
have been revealed. Let each public sera
vant by The Court of
Dauphin county will stand by her record,
-
HORRIBI CRIME OF A
100 8 MONOM ARIAC IN
th
Co
actly
mon
ance of a pt
way. 1f, therefore,
should
wr his own burdens.
i
| Clarks|
Journal SAYS: |
i
|
Lovisvinie, Ky. May
ville spec the Courier.
"Considerable exciloment was caused yes.
terday by tbo lodgement in.our jail of
Daniel Lyle, colored, his wife and a negro)
Talley. It seems
who havo resided
, this county, |
1
ial to
woman named Susan
that Dan and his wife,
in the Civil District No.
for some time, where they a been onn.
sidered iat ade inoffensive peaple of!
it have more recently become thor. !
oughly imbued with emotional religion!
which Dan has permited to unset his rea.
son until ho is a perfect monomaniace upon |
the subject. He has asserted that hie was|
the Savior, his wife Virgin Mary and Su-!
gan Tulley, who lives with them, Prophs|
Indeed he has on divers occasions]
appeared at places of worship, both for
white and black people, and insisted on!
playing his part as preacher to the great
disgust of all present, Yesterday Consta- |
bles Romily and Saunder's of District 10, |
procured a warrant for his arrest Upon a
charge of disturbing public worship, and!
went to his house to execute the same,
Lyle resisted furiously and assaulted Con. |
stable Saunders with an ax. Constable]
Romily in order to save the life of Sauns!
fired three shots at Lyle, one of}
which took effect in his right breast and|
the other two in the groin, Lyle then re.
bounded to the house and barricaded the
windows and doors. Sheriff Mosely was
sant for and immediately wentto the scene
of action, accompanied by policeman|
Morrison of this place, Upon his arrival |
Lyle immediately surrendered. Upon ens
tering the house the officers were attacked |
by a smell of petrified human flesh and on|
making search, they found two of Lyle gs!
children, aged respectively three and five
yours, dead with their necks broken.
~appoarance of the bodies, decoms/
«amenced, they mnst
Having cou.
‘ A COros|
have been dead for some time.
fier's jury was summoned snd their ve r
clogs.
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dors,
From the
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death by violence. Parties from tho|
neighborhood say that the impression is
and Prophetess, who have both
wielded n strong influence over Lyle and]
that he did the killing to relieve the wo-|
the care of them, believing for the)
oceasion that he was Herod, Lyle's
wounds are very painful bat not considers
od mortal,
M Ar f
men of t
MURDERERS OF RABE BN R AY
THE PENALTIES OF THE
( RIME HOW THE oN.
DEMNED MEN BORE
THE ORDEAL
SUENES AND
INCIDENTS,
Lenaxox, May 18
The execution tes
Henry F, Wise was witnessed by scarcely
served and no harrowing scaffold scones
iN curred.
Wise did not sleep much lust night, pre
fo
wrnng
g to develo his remaining time es
earth to religious services
Brandt and Hummel are said to have
passed a roasonably comfortable night
sleeping four or five hours
small broakfust, after which they entered
into religious exercises,
with
keeping them up,
they
Ww i500 Was even
shight intermission, until wera
conducted to the scaffold
more devotional,
by Brandt H
for whem they had repeatedly
a Of his
this morning and Hummel
with Wise,
expresied con
implicating
1 ey wet
wen pl {
becnu Staton
them in the Rabe:
Wise's cell and
extended hands, saying at the same
Wise could}
the remark i
had done them po)
injury and told them In 3
their
time that they forgave him,
nol see the relevancy of
view of the fact that he
ew os
Bu pear od cell}
somewhat dissatisfied with their rec eption
i 118 they
Between nine and ten o'clock Wi 180 Pal dl
isit to tl bade th
4
is goed bye
an various cells,
id ad
i0 10 OCCU
Par il
eligious
At ab
mel had suitation, and
pert grew out it that they had agre ed
As Rev. Tral ert
it was belle
themse
to make confes To
entered tho cell
{ they
ved!
Ye 8
Him. A sensation was created later by Bi
' by Joseph Har! man,
hostler, that Brand t had
wn alter,
that had unl med
O«
§
rt circulated
herill Crall
J
i 1
ua n
epo
s
a slntement which he re
of be i by Sil uns
and
1 tent hy the
governor the statement was to be « Jestroy
Col, G bin counsel
Hummel, got it
cated the inf
im aosted
rihe|
three
3
rea al Le
lished
sanging
weeks, A reprieve were
ed, for Bre indt and
to hear of and ¢ ymmuni.
‘
rmation to Grand! , who des
: ¥
Hartman, |
ok place in Brandt's ¢ ell
not k
16 slory was
Yen b
i BONG
46 sudden §
Wh al U
Haziman's
Ww
aunn
slay there nown,
hen he came out th
ie
urderer had g
at he only
that the m
id th
rt
ment ar i
desire
reporters,
Hheriff Orall was ap P reahen
eral days that the ill.will ]
iained for Wise might result
He dresded this
.
Brandt,
ingness
A MH Wi
the g
ive lor
irandt i
ITRNGL enle
ir
y \
Vig WOrKk ana
WO execu
inna
tion
Bub
pressed
Ww
\ Hl 3
MAKIBE & speach OF
Got
tte wi
iled a pian to
an unwill
: ' vol i
ise, SO avoid i
LL it first
ake him out « ba
his remarks. Dir as
la. m Ww
sy! hg ie " i
nol Les GLaCguitsCe
} $
His
r
iat}
$e 6 serged “rom
goon was on th
ded with remarkable
ne
k his place ui yder the dangling
out showin Ig
. Israel Ha ay
{ inated at
; In sl ed
and
Hq
$ and
© Way 10 the sca
d asten firm.
the loast trepida.
ind Rev, Ezekiel
the 1 eligious exercises, |
sbout ten, m Before |
they were begun Wiss few
in German, TI ey
™
sad
Light 0
nutes re
made =
worse sit
ros
marks npiy Ww
th
Brandt, Hu l and Zechman and
his testimony oi ihe trial of
subsequent siantements
conspiracy to
Wise Appear
uibe
Zechma
relative
the murder were
row his whe
exercis ms al the scaffold,
As Brandt and H ummel were conducted
into the prison yar & their woebegone ap
POATANCE WAS fdrikin
cheorful loek of Vise
tk eonspi
ae
i}
i to th
pirast (0 the
in
melt tha +
di, the lead
i mtors, seemed Lhe very
{ dispair as he
16 seattold,
They took the jr position under the dans
: !. almost simultanecuslya
on heir
tha
urroanded. Rev.
y, and Re Js
of uty n
Eg ropes, and
ts fell
in pray er with
m they we
rabert
Mhants
murders knees
ministers
Geo
re »
fMy erstown, stlended on Brandt
Ramm i
t Le
sel
wil
i
aKO4G +
teapidt Aid 4 . Fy
Brandt did nol seem t
enter into services with much zest
mn
Hing on Him to take care of hi
en. The final
ciergy, sheriff, 4
bade them good bye, \
kissing
gir 7
Fira
G od for His boundless
hildr
iu led, Lhe
and others
Hun
The « TODES
promptl: 7 adj
de al bor ¢ most severely
bled considerably,
was placer] about Brandt
nce underwent a change whic
ly indicat ed his horror at the Sikantior
A} 11.23 the
th
ymel several of the
and white caps
asted by the sheriff, \
on Hummel,
When the
$ neck his coun.
ro
ye
h plains
& ma
and the remaining m
‘aber had paid the pen.
sprung Lhe tron,
derars of Joseph
ally of their
fow, and the universal verdict
thiat they had “died easy Wise
pronounced dead in five minutes, B
eight and Hummel! in nine,
After the bodies had been cut down the!
rexnaing of Wise and Brandt were placed |
in coffins. Hummels coffin had not ar
rived and he was laid on the ground,
Presently Brandt's body was carried to
crime,
3 was
% was!
randt
in
of the scaffold,
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&
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Black Silks,
From 75 cents upwards
Colored Silks,
From 04 cents upwards,
In immense assortment,
Pekins, Broderie,
Damas, ete.,
ombine wit
In Bummer Silks,
We have
EE RRERARREY
Qua frill Ha, a
In Fane y “Bilks,
an alm wi endless YH
LACK GOODS,
4 \ ,
A wonderful stock of
oils |
widy h,
(0) per yard,
Pa
Hn
FRO
é show t mense
y the
Col tion $
eal prices as
: cent assorim
Grenadines,
Hernanies,
And
Lace Buntings,
In Black Colors
megFEnit
and
iD UN
ur stock Of
Medium
wear,
cent, and at
n and
leas
it 4
en's Gauze Sh
§ cents,
Fine os Crane Shirts,
At 81 cents
AL O0 cents
ers
Underwear,
perell Jean
- HU cents.
At nis.
25 ee
AL 20 cents,
Boys’ Gauze Shirts,
At 25 cents,
IN SU MME BR HOSIER
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At 50 cents,
Hose,
Ww eents
At:
Men's
Children
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In
Hosiery
The Bi
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Bilk Suits,
in
Momie(
A
Flanne
| Buits
*uits,
Ladies,
Wraps
For
(Man tes
| i ‘apes,
Fich
We eall
ue,
Coats,
400
Dozens
th X i
with Plain
The prices range
ge
irom
Chenil
ish and in
le Shawls,
axira sizes
0 aid
P
In Plais
£2.00 82.60,
shid
races |
$3.25
rom
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awl,
gl
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5
must
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DEPAR
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¥
EIGHTH
BOOT & SHOE
STORE,
Opposite the Brockerhoff. House,
One Price Store,!
MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES,
GOODS
The Cheapest Shoe Store in the
county.
Call and examine our goods wheth-
er you buy or not.
The finest French Calf Boots snd
‘Gaiters made to order in the Conrad
House Building.
g A. MOXTH guaranteed,
i $12 a day at home made by
/ the industrious. Capital
not required ; we will start
you, en, women, boys
! and girls make monty fas
ter al work for us than st
anything else. The work is light and
iplessant, and such as anyone can go right
iat, Those who are wise who see this no-
‘tice will send us their sddresses st once
land see for themselves, , Costly Outfit and
terms free. Now is the time Those als
ready al work are Jayiag " large sams of
money. Address TRUE & CO, Auguse
ta, Maine, - 9% jon y
YET GOOD BREAD,
By calling at the new and exten.
give bakery establishment of
JOSEPH CEDARS,
who has Bod to A. Ksuth’s old stand
on Bishop street where he furnishes evs
Fresh Bread,
Cakes of 8ll kinds,
Pies, eto, ote.
Candies,
Sp ie
Noh,
Fruits,
Anything and Sverything belonging tc
ithe business. Having had years of expe
rience in the business, be fisiters himsel.
who may favor him with their patronage.
80 aug tf JOSEPH CEDAES.
Bhi
{Office on Alleghony BL
27 {eb of
BLAIR LINN.
Attorney-at-Law
Bellefonte
Pa
KENDALL SPAVIN CURE
1s sure to cure Spavias, splints, Curd
It removes sil nunatural enlarge’
ments. DOES TOY ELASTES Has se
equal for any lameness on beasi or or MAS.
It has cured hip Joint Ronen ins
son who had suffered 15
cured rheamstism, corns, frost bites or
‘any bruises, out or lameness, 11 has po
equal for any blemish on Bend
forigatratad etreular giving PoRITIVE rrooY, Pi
#1 LL DRU Sol | have itor can gut for you
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A
UNSEATED L ANDS
OR TAXES FoR 1878,
JOUR YEARS Notice is here
bly, passed the 12th
1815, entitled An
t to amend sn Act directed the
inseatad lands in
id the several
ih 1erel there w ill
out.
ut
soll
. .
10,
to public sale o
yosed
} tracts
a following of
aid thereon,
SECOND
1880,
ate, on the
JUNE, A. D,,
BENNER.
Bollef
warrantee, Taxes
Thomas Johnston
And, Ceon
Robert Holmes
John Moore i
J.D Harris 1
John Davis 1
Foster Tate = 0
BOGUS,
f Packer & Lucas 1
hran 231
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Moses Hood . 33 18
Hood 32 18}
$01
t Cettinger
over Hummel's body, which a short time]
14d
1}
wagon and conveyed to his former home, |
{ Raber murder,
With the execution of the three men tos
{county within a year—Nimrod Spatten.
thuber July 8, 1870, Franklin Stitchler and
Charles Drews November 14, 1879, and
fag Brandt, Josish Hummel and Henry
. Wise May 13, 1580,
cement
{ Natal to Aden isthe longest; it is nearly}
nearly 4,000 miles long. It has been put
The first section, 8
Natal, to Delagoa Bay,
dam RECS.
Durban in
680 miles,
the fourth, 2,000 miles, to Aden; the
tor is not yet completed. As Aden
ready connected with England,
more than one telegraph line, it will put
that country in direct communication with!
{its colenies at the southern extremity o
Africa, us well as with all its other posses
gions with which it has already been uni-|
lat.
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yesterday, t's this way,’
nel
It's mighty convenient, as]
~
I wag on one wunst an’
rule resolution solid, so when 1 sez,
the delegation tak’ suthin,’ of course they
all Lind to vote the same way, an’ nobody
dissant an’ I don’t b'live they would}
if the rule hadn't beon in force
we had the unit’
nuther
an can have the hull sum put down
he could if we war all 21
drinks with every
‘aides yar #00, one can-
didate can’t coma in an’ jesl ono or!
two up fer a drink, fur it wouldn't do any
go d, becoz of thé unit rule; so he'll have
to Bk the whole caboodle an’ no favor.”
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pon Re Hubly
William Taggart
David Taggart
William Logan
John Painter,
HAINES,
John Simpson
John Kidd
William Mosby
Adam Bolinder
Charles Hall
HALY MOON.
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Thos Heyskill
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(owner),
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dohn Jrwin
William: Brown
Michael Brannan
(owner),
George Fox
John Irwin
John Irwin
HOWARD,
Wil
John Brady
samuel Leathors
Joseph Graysburg
HUSTON,
Adam Kuhn.
LIBERTY.
Part John Potter
Ross Baker
(oorge DD, Hess
tobt & Jus Hayes
Daniel Krouse
Samuel P Shenk,
(owner,)
Danie! David,
MARION,
J D. Shugert
W. A. Thomas
Alexandor Scott
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LEXANDER.& BOWER, At
torneys-st-Law, Belisfonts, Specislstiention
ves $0 Ooliections, and Orphans’ Uourt
iar be consulted in German sud English.
SEWING MACHINE
WORLD REVOLUTIONIZED.
An entire new [set of attachments free
with esch
WHITE SBEWING MACHINE
Hol
it has ever been seen—can not be used on
any other machine,
he patents on the above namoad attach
menis are controlied by this company,
their shops st Cleveland, Ohio,
In connection with the above Free with
each WHITE Bewing Machine, twelve
other attachments and ol the best in the
market, The WHITE ls alwass sold st a
living profit.
H. J. BOYER, Ag't,
15ap3m _ Asronsburg, Pa.
(Exe Co, FARMERS HOME —
BUSH HOUSE.
PRICES TO BUIT THE TIMES,
Improved Stabling and Careful Hostlers,
Low Bpecial Rates for Jurymes snd Wit
nesses, Cleanliness, Comfort and Table
unexcelled.
NO DISCRIMINATION
sgainstithe Producers of our food, than
whom none are more worthy, or mors en
titled to sitention. The Bush House hay.
ing over three times the capacity of other
hotels, there is no occasion or n
to place the guests in sitic rooms.
socounts for its growing Local Trade. We
do not trust your horses te the care and
profil of parties Jisconnasied with
: fi : MYERS, Proprietor.
abit
IRDVAR,
Ie. Harris & Co.
ARE SELLING YERY Low
REAPER SECTIONS and
And sll k™hds of Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS, SCYTHES,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS,
ROPE BLOCKS, ETC,
Aswell as all kinds of HARD -
WARE, to meet all demands in
this line,
JAS HARRIS & CO.
Bellefonte.
Rh TO SOA Y EAR, or
$010 $20 a day n vour
own locality, Nori
Women do as wall as
men. Msnymake more
than the amount stated
sbove, No one can fail
ake money fast Any one ean do the
ork. You can make from 00 cls, to $9
sn bour by devoting your evenings and
spare time to the business. It costs noths
ing to try the business. Nothing tke | like it
for money making ever offer
Business pleasant snd strictly ire
Reader, if you want to know allabout the
best paying business before the publie,
send us your address and we will send you
full particalars and private terms free,
Samples worth $5 also free. You can
then make up your mind for yourself
Address GEORGE STINSON & CO.
Portland, Maine.
ANCER RE MOVED |
Knife, and
in. Appirte OC
oalsburg, Centre county, Pa.
WITHOUT
in most csses, without
. P. W. Fischer, M. D.,
24 jul 1y
HENRY DOOLER,
Saddles, Harness “Pridies, To Wiips
Flynets, and siso keeps on hand Cottor
n
r— 0 1
Garmas's buliding, —
TiS PAPER
Advertising Puresn [108prace
contracts may be made for it
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Allison Robert Watters
Andrew Summers
Moore Wharton
William Parker
Rebecca Wain
Beni H Tallman
i Wharton
A 8S Valentine
MT Milliken
N J Mitchell
George Eddy
James T Hale
James McManus
Samuel Linn
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N J Mitchell
David Carscadon
David Carseadon
David Carseadon
Luke Minser
Francis West
William H West
John West
D H Cunningham
John M Nesbit
Hugh Pim
John Reiley
Burd Wilson
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James Moore
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Lesly Malone
John M'Common
Moses Qoats
Joseph Yoder
Hugh Hamilton
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James Carr
Michael Weidner
Michael Weidner
Jacob Bec
George Mong
Mary Smith
William Wilson
David Ralston
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C Vanpool
William Bell
UNION
R Molholland
William Brower
Ann Deal
P. & R. Kuhns
Jane Blake
Samuel Phipps
Royen Davis
Robert Stewart
Ebenezer Branha
Samupal Phipps
ceclisd John Cooper
55 50 of Boyce Davis
502 82 94 Rudolph Mulhells
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63 05,212 Samuel Barkman
6 24100 David Reed
2 856/560 Mary McEwen
80 72/201 133 James Sutler
12 291 40 John Baker
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2258/ 79 Henry Duck, Sr,
10 40 (owner,)
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