WeUe ham to make a
im
% ¥ th
MA La
Wiese
Republicans,
A got letters
very prominent
y of whom hn ave here
the
AY Of
Cameron party.
t of Beaver
only )
tt am gi atthe defea
her man that Cameron may put
Mr. Ait chel
00 rnen have
These
booming
3
1t Lave
iron
bus
for-
11, of the Republican
C , has fai
dead-1 Richmond over
one's th ree favorite measures. Twen-
lars is said to have f
ginia legislator as a bribe
ed {0
wk at
be
a.
use commitlee on civil service
m to whom were referred the sever-
pe of the
provides
a
ills to enlarge the sc agri-
The bill
shall be
if
of bureaus.
for a secreta-
t office
ai}
cabinet
Saves
r, and
hold in
2 new cabin et position our 11
i and Master of the State
ange, Lec od Rhone,
- t is bill passes we reserve
113 0re
aliga-
i
DORSEY
From the New York Press.
Yesterday the United States cour! in
Washington, *h warrant for
the This
must asin
to contemplate.
month
thi
issued a bend
nator Dorsey,
g fact for the republis
some fftoer
dinner given to
Dorsey, as a testimonial of the
effi wmaner in which he had spread
the gree cks over Indiana for the elec
tion of Garfield and Arthur. On that oc-
casion republicans of high
warts and half breeds combined, vied
with each other to do honor to this king
among ballot bribers. To him they owed
thé success of their ticket and the rene «-
eld of another four
feast at the public erib. Why
they not have assembled to do him hon-
! Why should not Chester A. Arthur
and J. Whitelaw Reid have raised the
flowing bowl to his valor? Garfield owed
his election to his work and that was
enough for Reid, Arthur was raised to
the vice presidency by his hand, and
that was a sufficient pretext. But behind
all this there was another tale. Dorsey
was commended for the manner in which
he bad handled the republican sinews
of war. Those sinews of war had been
obtained from Brady and his colleagues,
who now, with Dorsey, are indicted as
conspirators and public plunderers. Un-
der these circumstances it must be a
pleasant reflection for Chester A. Arthur
to remember that he extolled Dorsey as
the man who accomplished his election,
and that themoney which Dorsey spent
came from the people through the rogue-
ry of Brady and others of the g gang,
This is not the first republican who has
been elected president by stolen public
funds, but it is thefirst time that the
proof has been brought hometo the doors
of the White House,
in iin
My husband bad drunken habits be
could not overcome until Parker's Gin
ger Tonic took away his thirst for stimu-
lants, restored his old energy of mind
and nerves, and gave him strength to
attend to business.—Cincinnati Lady.
arrest of ex-S¢
bea ple
It was only
was
igo that a
degree, stal-
8
opportunity yéary’
should
»> pr
ate long ago’
wses, and it is this that the peo-
Beaver may find that to be
didate will be anything but
ple dislike.
a slate can
pleasant.
PEEINEON
The reclaim of the great African desert
as again been The French
Cabinet Council has approved the scheme
of De Lesseps for cutting a canal through
neck of land dividing the Guifof!
arshes and low Iy-|
revived.
fre
(rales from a it e salt m
i
virtue of this cutting, once more
1 up the Sahur
ybtained
ul
8.
by the scheme will
f Tunis and Algeria by
ation «
creating a water
and Tripoli. The cost of the canal is es-
timated at 62,000,000 francs,
>
Mahone did not succeed in having Vir-
ginia rodistriciedan ) as to give the repub-
licans and rep nearly all the con-
gressmen. Siu
1diators
ice the litt villain's
| ont to the radicals, his way has been
rough as that of Judas. But
2ason has not yet brought Virginia
er his heal, there were three honest
ublicans in the legislature who voted
with the democrats against his infamous
his game
I. -.,,,L-|
1
0
©
gerrymander and that blocked
The steamer Sanford was burned off
he Florida coast,on Monday, by which
aine persons perished.
At Greensburg, Indiana, a mob took
he prisoner, Garret, from jail and hung
him on a tree.
Perry county republicans have in-
structed for Beaver,
South Bethlehem has 70 smallpox cases
vet and 10 in Bethlehem.
There is a great strike at the cotton
milis at Cohoes, N.
DESTR OYED
i —
C LE E
BY FIRE.
The Harrisburg Patriot says early
Monday morning the large barn on the
farm of Christian Hersney, near Hum
inelstown, was entirely destroyed by
fire, and so rapid was the spread of the
flames that but little of the contents of
the building were saved. The barn con-
tained seven horses, thirteen head of
horned cattle, a large amount of hay and
on her feed, with machinery, harness, ete,
which were destroyed togethe r
with the sheds attached which contain.
wagons, ploughs, windmill, reaper,
ireshing machine, harness of all kinds,
any tons of hay, wheat, oats, &e, The
building was fully insured. Mr. Her-
shey, it is stated was badly burned io
tis endeavors 10 save some of the stock.
>
SAVAGE FEMALEFIGHT
April 15,~Two young wom-
en named Reedy and Wickel, while re-
irning from an entertainment last night
jaa eled and fought desperately in the
sireet. Miss Wickel, terribly beaten, was
found afterwards on a porch, unconscious
and bleeding. The girls had male escorts
who say that they were unable to pre-
vent the fight.
AND
NT
at
3A
all of
Reading.
liar
ADVIC E 70 YOUNG MEN.
While there are thousands of young men
loafing about in large cities complaining
about dull times and nothing to do, there
are thousands upon thousands of acres
of good land in his country only waiting
to be tilled, Facto! the business is, there
are many people who want to be
lawyers, doctors, clerks, preachers and
I olitici ians, and not enough of them rais-
ing “hogs and hominy.” Light out, loaf-
ers, and go to work tilling the soil, We
can’t all be geatlemen,
The above is sensible advice and comes
from the Louisville Courier-Journal, and
will be wholesome for country town loaf.
ers oo,
{oo
Savas tf sno ff staan ——
Cannon, the Mormon delegate to con-
gress, has been refused admittance because
be has several wives, which is made a
crime by the late anti-polygamy law
Mr. !Cannon has been a delegate from
Utah for a number of terms.
Tf Ap
Darwin, the scientist died i in London,
thie other day, Darwin is author of the
theory that man originated from the ape.
If he ever comes back will he start in
again as a monkey ?
misses
Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying vege
tation, etc.,, is Brown’s Iron Bitters.
ud
he late President
i are perfectly willing to concede that liber-
compensstion should be allowed the
sicians and surge
al
. phy a compensati
tit was possible
ODS,
2
ess aven of wha fc
al
ordinary practice dari
sums de
majority
WwW o
in exe
fo
ing
recommended to
of the commit
are of opinion there
1
medic allendants Dave
{f the
earned ip
i time, but the
paid by the
Are axcessive,
was no extraordir
io the treatment of the case, and neth
any {
led
ited
0g calling
i Dor professional
ing to be liberal we «
{manner of payment reac
the: and wantot
for extra
services. But while wills
! annot
ym mended, not to
xiravagance;
f
hlie nd
C IUNdGs.
pul
Wa
part
also respectiull otest
y pt
f the oriLy
e¢ promotion of Su
thst of the report o ma)
which recommends th
eon General Barnes
g
Tank: and retirement thereunder,
i commendation fer the promotion
Woodward from Major te Lieutenant
with the rank and pay of the lat.
ter office. This committee has ne juris.
to make any
with regard to the military estab
We willing that the Government
rhould assume to pay such sums for pro
fessional services as might lawfully hav ®
been recevered from the late President
sand were desirous of treating such claims
ss claims against the estate of decessed
rather than as properly cognizable by con.
gress. We were willing, therefore, to ap-
propriate to the estate such portion ofun-
earned salary of the Iste President as
would cover all such claims, but cannot
agrea that excessive sums shall be appro-
priated tor professional services. Werec
ommend the adoption of the following
resolution:
Resolved, Th at the report of the major.
ity of the committee, together with the
bil accompanying said report, be recom.
mitted, with instructions to the committee
w require all parsons having claims cogni
sable by said committea to present ac
rounts thereof, and to require claimants
n all cases to furnish proof us to the value
of the services rendered or materials furs
nished, and in case of allowances for pro.
fessional serviees ns physicians or surgeon?
to make such allowances only as would be
properly chargeable to and proveable
ngainet the estate of the late President,
end to provide in the bill when again re.
ported such further appropriation of un
earned salary as would cover the amounts
nudited for such professions! services,
S. BLacxburx,
Ww M. spriNGER
Beydamin LeFrvax,
BENATOR MITCHEL GOES TO THE
INDEPENDENTS
The war on Cameron and bossism goes
on, and as it gains in strength so do the
chancces of Beaver for an election dwin-
dle. On Saturday the following was tele-
gruphed from Philadelphia: s =Senator
ditchell's alliance with the anti-Cameron
repablicans 1s thought to have been com-
pleted to-day, when he met twenty-four
mit-and-out republicans at a conference
hat lasted four hours. Wolle, the leader
if last year’s revolt; Representative
cKee, Chairman of the independent
committee ; F. B. Reeves and many other
acmbers is Philadelphia committee
f one hundred were active participants,
Che burden of the talk, which at times
vas marked by vehemence, was that un-
less the republicans cease to uphold the
spoils system all the thinking republicans
nn the state will desert it. The civil ser-
vice spokesman was Henry C. Les, but all
the speeches were against any compro.
wise with Cameron, The capture of
Mitchell was deemed complete when he
vas induced to appoint Wolfe, McKee,
John W. Lee, Barker and Reeves a com-
mittee to confer with the Cameron men,
for it is recognized that every member of
this committee is bitter in his hatred of
Cameron and itching to hit him a blow,
Though Mitchell railed at spoilsmen and
affected to hope for peaceful adjustment
of faction troubles, his appointment of a
full-fledged independent committee is
generally believed $o indicate his surren-
ver to those whom he met to-day. Dem-
ocrats are satisfied that by to-day’s work
the breach between the factions is
widened,
the re ar
Dr.
Colonel,
diction recommendations
lishment.
were
a. oo.
DESTRUCTIVE SOUTHERN
CYCLONE
Macon, Ga., April 24.—A cyclone passed
through a number of counties in this
state on Saturday night, Samuel Gove,
father of Ex Congressman Samuel F.
Goverand a Miss Lookhart were killed,
Reports from Dallas county, Alabama,
state that five negroes were killed and ke
number seriously wounded.
A TERRIBLE TORNADO
Wilmington, N. C,, April 24.—A terrible
tornado passed through Brunswick and
Reader counties Saturday afternoon, de-
siroying much property, One child was
killed and several persons seriously in-
jured:
¥enty of the principal business houses |
ings. Two large business blocks!
brick bulidings in the north.
are torn completely
and dwell
n.
those reported killed last night]
back broken and]
leg broken; Perry|
Dick Hickmun, W.|
lin Chapman, severe.)
Brownville ast town |
nty, and is situated on the|
Railroad, twenty-two!
and not far from]
dire ctio
Besides
his
Kel
C. M. Hy
leg broken;
will die,
Wilson,
Steers and Schoe
is the old
in Saline cou
Missouri Pacific
from Sedalia,
miles
The total number of persons killed
var 100 The Ciy
wlo wreck, nidbing
nD
a
fF hep
CK 188 (
left but wriar and debr
Matt Wil
s ul halfpast|
A pila ks m
The body of a farmer named
taken from the ruir
His head was mashed to a pulp
Al Montrose Henrie coumty, Mo,
lemolished the
ast!
entire! yi
and did i
1.1
Baptist and Christian Churches,
more'or less damage to twenty other build
b
The wind]
i
i
ck by the cylone
ng the debris over the prarie for miles.
Children in instances were carried
a long distance and a number of them gon
riously hurt. Tho damage will be nearly|
$20 000,
some
> A» |
STABS HIS WIFE NINETEEN |
TIMES |
A horrible murder—the result of intem|
perance—was committed at an early hour!
yesterday morning at No. 408 East Tenth!
streot, The victim was Mary Lennon, |
thirty-six years old, and the murderer her
husband John, thirty-five years old, a tailor
by trade. Policeman Calvin, of the Hous.
ton Street Bquad, forced an entrance to the
house upon hearing the woman's screams
The woman was conscious, although her
body was shockingly mutilated. An am-
bulance was calied and she was removed
to Bellovus Hospital, where she died at
10 o'clock. Coroner Brady took ber antes
mortem statement. She said that she had
bean married twelve years ago and lived
DRY GOODS,
LADYS DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS
NOTIONS. EANCY GOODS,
Ready Made
CLOTHING
Men and Boys
bappily with ber busband until 1877. when|
he began to drink heavily, He was in the!
habit of beating her and frequently threat.
oned to kill ber. At R o'clock Monday
night he returned home after having been!
ahsent since Friday. He was under the!
ingastce of liquor and in bad humor
he prepared supper for him and after the
men! he went to sleep on a lounge. She
did not eare te disturb him, and about!
midnight she went to bed. Shortly after
2 o'clock she was awnkoned by a noise in|
the kitchen, She mot up and found her!
husband ut the hydrant drawing water. |
Sha asked him to make less noise, but he!
turned savagely and told her to mind her]
own business. She threatened to call the)
landlord, This further infuriated him.
Ha opened a large clasp~knife and brand
ishing it aloft suid he had often threatened
to back her to pieces and he would do it
vow. Mrs. Lennon fled into the adjoining
room, followed by ber husband, who seiz.
ed her by the throat and plunged the
knife into her abdomen repeatedly until
the entrails protruded. Duringithe strugs
gle she was cut in the back, on the loins
ard thighs, and floally the knife was
drawn across the back of her neck, caus.
ing a wound three inches in longth. Ten
non was still hacking at his wife when the
policeman entered The knife was taken
from after a furious strugele. Hi
indifferent. snd when
asked bis reason for the murderous nsssult
anid, with brutal coolness. that had
premisad to cut his wife to pieces and had
simply kept his promise. At the hospital
the woman was put under the care of Dr
Ball, who did all in his power to save her
fu. But it was a hopeless case, asany one
f the weunds in the back, abdomen or
neck would have caused death. Dr. Bull
aid that she had altogether nineteen
ounds—eight in the abdomen, four
ihe back, two on the neck and the rest on
her arms and thighs,
him
seemed porfeetly
he
in
Wp Ap
THE FORD BOYS SURPRISED.
St, Louis, Mo., April 18, 1882.—A specs
inl to thePost- Despatch £f m St. Joseph
says:—"The messenger v ith the Govern.
or's pardon for the Ford boys bas not yet
arrived as they are still in jail. To day
the Sheriff of Bay county served warrants
on Robert and Charles Ford for complieis
ty in the murder of Wood Hite, one of
the James gang. wn Ray county The
Ford boys are disconcerted at the turn of
affuirs:
Ol
The only physician we have in the fam-
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar,
Tea, Syrups,
Queensware,
Glassware,
BARGAINS |
BARGAINS
Farmers will be allow:
ed the highest price for
all kinds produce.
The best bargains in
Store Goods in the coun-=
ty.
Go to the New Store
before purchasing else-
where.
| puepraarons
tiers of ad
he esis!
ire
FOHN BL
v)
Of
A
torney-al- Law,
les on All ny street, Bellefont
f
eahi
feb t
rare Chance
selling
'N Is | WANT E iD - __ lr
yn money
R k
fapic'y
ur New
Ay, wil
RIOR, it
New ¥
rv fad
crowaaa
ork of to. d
; :
§ ¥
thoroggn
. His
i 11
s Hs cou
irains
@¢ 11s mystery
e tragedies
ry pt of life in
Wakle Lime selling »
culurs giving full table ol
8, 801 Pr wpeeius
demand
Arilies
the grew!
learn He «
f
crimes snd |
shd in (act, ev
oily Don’
yl ger
contents,
jnow ready,
Addross
{Hmardt
3
1886
for cir
rms Lo agen
d territory in grost
DOUGLASS BRO
Bt
GA $ b
CLINE aE
Backach
Rhoumat: i
Cramps or lc
Nouralaln or
Lumbago, Eo
Fema!
AreBSuper
Are
TA ’
J WOAH
for to
quperiort
4
Aro Supertu:
Aral
Aroguperie
iN Fiog
They Act
They Mireny:
They Boaihe.
They Ile
ove
3
sg Ab Ln
| SORT EE 3 A iP AN |
| MEAD’S Medicated CORN and BUNIGN Pun
¥
rooks
SN
63 Hugh Hamilton
Joseph Harrison
Geo M Hartline
owner)t si
315
m Bingham
: i
on raed
44 Dav
ii Davi
dP ul Cox
} 168 ¢ nas
3 163 D H Cu
+0 Clymer
' 1568 3 is b ¥ ny
Dex
ning
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Hale
wis
433 168 Joseph Hopkins
(2483 153 Joba Huber
458 153 Robt Irwin
433 158 Rober: Irwin
#438 156 Owen Jordon
#33 1638 John Kelly
10 Robt Kin
James T Laira
165 Geo Latimer
68 Wm G Latimer
Ussper Lawrance
4 Christian Lenkore
: Jos John Lowden
163 Richard Lowden
o% J hn La wden
153 Leslie Malone
bam 108 .
mont
Wm MePearion
3 1568 John Miller
168 Jacob Miller
183 Goo M
HEN YOU DO
The
Railr
within one
the new City }
by Philade Iphia and Reading
or
o
cl Depol io o ur door. If y
horse car on Market Street,
Vi
) OF
TR 4
4
|€
5
~
u direct.
ir stock.
d States, wy ‘tter than ever.
in
9 dh sent by
" irfoc nth Dry
Market a
IMPORTANT
Co 20m Sp
anate as to
Wel SLARON, after be
# rated physicians |
whi h pis Yim fue
Mics 4 with Ast}
me AN
jes
Aerge to
oir s0drons to
sw Yu
YOUR JOB PRIN
i
wr 4
TING DONE
HE REPORTER OFFICE. [itu
Ec £. hid |
Conard
YOUR
If you come
y from the Callowhill
except the red ones, will
We send without charge,
Hundreds of orders are
mail and express to every
sc A SA
\ F. POT TER, “Attorney-st-Law
OHN
Collections promtiy made ane
is or property for sale. Will draw up
Beliefonte, Pa.
Lireat chance to make i
Those who siways ue Foy
&o
Jobs Knox
160 Wm Manrell
94 John Mercer
100 David Mercer
86 Wm Miller
I Purdon
John Purdon
Davia Reed
Richard Robison
R Robison
76 Christian Rohrer
3 Paxid Sutler
H Duck Sriowner)
Robert Wilson
‘ORTH.
Robert Campbell
J B Gray
Widow Morris
Wm Shippen Jr
00 Jonathan Laird(owner) 9
4174 M&J Spotis{owner) 16 70
D.C. KELLER,
Freaayr
mio wr Bop ae GB Ma
BREE NEREBBuRzRRLgeesE
67 &
12 2
3588
38k 2
11 Zoo
wre re
iow
9 pd sprid
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re
en —
-
| mown, <
as. Harris & Co.
REAPER bbl and
ERS,
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
RAKES, FORKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS,
ROPE BLOCKS, ETC,
As well as all kinds of HARD:
WARE, to meet all demands in
this line,
JAS. HARRIS $ fo
PENNSVALLE y BANKING co.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS Ind A winir
wid Notes; and
i erameniSe 3
We W er a
: Jashior
Jas Tested~-Otaa Jultsted~Yoter
1847 Chestnut St,
-
_puices REDUCED | BELOW ea
pa steel y
time, use Or climate ER
dealers.
STON ue ~Bxwarxof aot fate dlaing tees
tage of the good Shan
gerally
ny one can do the wark
t. The busipess will Fogg more 18 10) wal pice
og urdinary seg. Kipsasive outfit furat
No one who engages falls to make ms x
You gan feyote Iqurs whale LR te Sh 1
ar
TIN odd
SE i tel B. SEELEY
wo bn Ey a the Trade at he
He assortment carried in stock, with
torr djukment + special, by
J. Bell or & Son, Hellelonaoot
SE
A
HAT
We have no Dress goods, all wocl,
We have no Calicos at 2 oenls j
We have no handsmade Shoes,
Seuts per pair,
A better grade of Dress
me price
We have at from 6 cents up a better
yon elsewhere
Uf whe ire,
We
We
We
have the best Ten Dollar Suits for
Men sold anywhere.
his we accomby
Call and convinec yolr wavering mind.
OEB