The Centre Reporter.
RED KURTZ ...coiuee vores vines o~RDITOR
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CEXTRE MALL, Pa, Apr
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18¢
The Union county republican Stand
ing Committee held a meeting last woek
to elect delegates to the state convention,
and broke up ina row. A resolution was
offored pledging support to any candidate
the bosses might nominate, which was
promptly voted down. A resolution was
then offered endorsing the course of
Chas, 8. Wolf and opposing sup
of any boss setup for governor
resolution carried, but the
Chairman who is & boss man, declared it
all out of order and that deleg: who
to whoever was
was
les
did not pledge support
nominated for governer are outside the
party and had no right in the meeting,
The majority, or anti-boss men then with
drew, and the minority remained and
ted Bea
-o->
ost thinks it 18 a pitty
a
ed macaine, of
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i
Pittsbarg
t Ms
i of Mitchell, where his speech ar
.
Veagh is not in the Senate in
steal
} > NP vain tian
the Republican organisation
would tell to some
pon Re
Ma.
ropa
NEY fa 1 5
iid fasten u
pRbdaeans ie miamous o 1 Will
x 3 5 a li
hone with the endors
n, and the abands it of reform for
ils. MacVeagh was entirely too inde
} } shin} x 2 Ix
10 DE rellined 1a A SIwWart Cad
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HX WOFal claimants
{the Un
ig from a lence rad
The bill paving 1.
for suppl ion army
daring the war, anything
120K, passed the Senate on Friday.
the border Dtate
{ approved 0yait)
had previously
It is noticeable that
by affidavit. bill
passed the House.
as soon a8 the Republicans got eon
gress’ the “loyal claims” commenced to
rain down on the treasury.
suspicion of a “divy” |
ly —
iladelphia is
In regard
The split on Rawle in Ph
considerable anxiety.
prospect of Beaver for govern
" § VI rPR t vals ovan b ¥
m present indicat
¥
&
0
ariagnize ae
Crests » that a com
r governor
nat 1 Beaver w
Rawle. Friend |
os are MUW try i
hl ! ay ain
the troubled waters,
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The new railroad which is to strike
Lewisburg—the Sunbury Hasleton and
Wilksbarre—has wakened up the quiet
lenizens of that quiet bore’ agthough an
sarthquake had shaken it. The new
road ‘ig a fixed fact, and will ‘cross the
Lewisburg and Tyrone road lat this end
f the town, and make connection with
our road for a western outlet, and pro.
cod to Milton where it strikes the P
and E. for a northwestern outlet.
Lewisburg will thus§be a prominent
railroad point and bids fair to improve
and grow. This to insure
Move seems
GARFIELD'S ASSASSINATION.
A BIG BILL OF EXPENSES RE.
PORTED TO CONGRESS,
Which Threo Practical Men Shew to
Congress,
Washington, April 10. «~The msjerity
report on the bill reported from the Select
commitiea to audit the expenses of the Inte |
Prosidant sets forth that siter giving such |
attention to the subject as its importance |
demandad, the committee are of the opins
the extension of our road from Spriog
extension to Danville, will make it more
than a mere branch road, Every indica
aon at present
oushing forward of this line and it is
stated that extension of our
through the valley may be in advance of
the
the completion of the road to the Dan-
ville conneotion. This is the most cheer
10g bit of railroad news we have had for
long time,
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field funeral was tha occasion
» by the attend!
5 1 4
3, and the bill for
n, & liquors am
o $00 charged
t
Next there is
to government.
hha
sa
to be a lawsuit
funeral Chicago despatch says
of P
iy y
brought
here
¥
wing allowed
exhibiting
:
} i i mont EX ve
t
Fv
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ut
(
exhibition, compelling
to borrow 1
One
xi of waiting fo
p levin, and the flowers were
+
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noney to complete
1
of the ladies, getting
tire r payment, got out a
.
‘ve
{
af rep
wr reg
stowed away in
ice Justice, where they now are.
the daty-rooms of a po-
SOMme
eminent legal talent has been secured on
=
aach side, and the case comes up a week
a "
I'he total number of distilleries in the
r . x O
United States is 5,2
in gallons in 1881 was 17,228,150,
ii, and the prodaction
The
oumber engaged in grain distillation was
The pro.
of the fruit distilleries, however, was
oaly 1,702,000 gallons,
L240 ; fruit distilleries, 3,903.
ot
du
lo this, and in consequence of it, we
t add there
MM olug
girls, all to keep 5208 distilleries
@
ast
week is a ten year act, instead
Arthur,
yeas 201, pays 37,
FF OY - nid Fae
{ SU As vetoed by
.
Wie QOUSe
Ei.
When they meet at Harrisburg, in a
| fon that Congress may properly and legals
ly assume the axpenses attendant upon |
1 % \
tha ground that he was stricken down |
| whilo he was, and because he was, in the
discharge of his duties as chia! executive
ofcor and
ohiet the army and navy
of ths nation commander ins
§
Lad
The report frefers to “the great respons
sCare, untiring devo
of th
sibilities, the assiduo
von and continued services @ Bur
and makes hon
Smith Townsend,
{ Surgeon
Gener
d of Dr, Nathan
mediately
‘Lh
1d secome
d to
pd im
aller the shooting , Ald save ay
| that science and skill
towards the
i
fdid a
fnlish pallent’'s relief, an
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IN MISSOUR),
Towus Devastated and Many Persons
Killed and Injured,
Chicago, April 19 —Lator advices eons
cerning the oyclone which visited Brown.
AYA The
M.. and two
most fearful
Sedalia, yesterday, slorm
mins.
ites allorward a scone of
death and destruction was visible on evs
Large twosstory brick business
the ruins wore seattered in ¢haotic conta
sions in all directions, Frame dwellings
were everturned snd crushed into splint.
ers, while trees were uprooted and carried |
long dwiances by the force of the storm. |
Hogs and other animals were picked up!
in the sir, earried various distances and]
i
and dropped itfteloss in the track of the!
storm
ho first
terrible
intimation the people had « filha
impending the ape
ng h, fun
in the southwest,
which seemed 10 be whirling and rolling
disaster wus
}
PORTANCO Of & low Lang blues
nel shaped cloud rising
in all directions, assuming every conceivs
fuce a reaction from the shoek
| pro
“Many of the claim een rejected
rs have pean allowed in pari only,
i all have been rigidly scrutinized
sO
i much so that your commities feal aut!
§ )
ged 10 state Lhosa Clial
Ms recor
for payment are corract and just.”
Commendable
Col
8)
mention is also made of
Gon, Swaim, Rockwell, J. Stanley
Brown and C. Rockwell, who, the re
» ' }
ing the President's illness
: \
and service. The committed con
¥
Oi
‘Judes by
5
$
urging the passage of the bill agreed upon
by tt
The for the relief of
Luerati Garileld ‘$50 00, less ANY sum
paid the ate President Garflald on acconnt
P It pays Dr
Susan Edson, $10.000
Wo. J. Cramp, $3.00; Socretaay of the
Navy $10,862 Wm R. Speare. undertak
ar, $1885: C N. n, $1.002
and to various merchants and others sums
varying from fifty cents to $1,000. It pro
vides that when Surgeon General Barnes
be retired from aclive service }
on the retired
the Major General
majority,
appropriates
0° his salary as President
Bliss $25,000; Drs
Jones, Elber
10 be placed
list with the rank
It further provides
that there shall be added to the medica
son, with the
corps of the army one § iIrR
Co TN
prom
i tion
T
| not
Gov
ihe late President, who was stricken dow:
d
£23 the President to
L
.
vod ward to that po
aropori of tho minority savs
We de
by the Geners
object to the payment
rement of the funeral expenses of
hi
din
n tho performance of
| cause bi
t Our objection
i the recomm
of § occupying public
ta th t
to th
3 i
repor
f
i
¢
grows
1s
» ti
aaation
we the payment for
’
town. The
excited and
but the
storm came with such velocity that no
Re
funnel
people becanie inlensely
in callare,
{ces of refuge. Just before the
y 3 "sb . 4 Y
shaped cloud struck the town & loud, roar
ing noise was heard, which was followed
by sevamal loud electrical explosions in the!
The fun.
nel seemed to strike the ground and re.
southwestern part of the town
bound several feet into the air, but kept in|
cles proxumily to the earth during its
{
entire passage through the town, It seem |
od to move in a rapid rotary manner and|
contact with
everylhing it came in Was
{drawn up in its mouth only to be drops
1 . 3
ped a few seconds later twisted and crush.
Fifteen brick and
frame busicess houses, between ff.
teen and twenty dwellings, and the Mis.
E
od all out of shape
Iwo
souri Pacific depot and telegraph office
{ were entirely destroyed, and numerous
other buildings badly damaged
Seven persons were killed. whose names
PP. Scruges, a promi
Mayers, a prominentdry
goods merchant; E. T. Arthurs, of Pits.
| burg; filliams a traveling man, res.
idence unknown; 1. P. Payne, a Baptin
minister; Miller, known
young man, and City Marshal White. |
Perry and John Wilson, father and son, |
The names of othe]
All excepl Cliy |
Yast iin
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were as follows :
nent farmer; D
a well
J Res
were fatally injured
{ers ware'not obtainable.
\ i
hy by the fx: |
of buildings. |
was the most mutilated and
a
He was upon the sireel an i
ti §
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gfigured (
any i
"
I'he track of the oyvclone was about one
undred and fity yards wide and extend.
i fr ¢ southwestern to the northwes.
mi
y limit of town, totally dastra
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120 Mteven Bievenson
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Wm Adlison
60 John Carman
Robt Irwin
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JM M Kinney
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W A Thomas
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J hn Cowden
Wm Cooper
Wm Dewart
3 John D irsiy
Joseph Fearon
28 Simon Giratz
Robert Gray
Robert Gray
Thomas Grant
Jdumes Hepburn
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Peter H weal
Alessnder Hunt
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Richard Lake
Anron Luvy
134 Wao Miles
S«m'l Norton
Ww Parker
Richard Parker
Jeremiah Parke
J bn Reese
Wm Sledman
Thomas Smith
Abraham Seott
Bam'l Beott
Abrabum »oeolt
Sam'] Beott
Robert Taggart
Hen y Toland
Wharton Moore
David Williams
PATTON.
Henry Gross
PENN,
0 150 Adam Bolinder
3 Wm Cook
POTTER.
Wm P Brady
Mury Bound
11 Alex Carmeron
34 Geo Foust
H B Fulmer
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8 71 Joho M Nesbit
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163 Wm Parker
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Jereminh Parker
Juha Pim
144 Hugh Pim
VK Job Reiley
0 144 John Railay
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45 1566 Ben H Tellman
62 Joseph Tomkins
33 160 A B Valentine
43 168 Kebecos Wain
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453 168 John Allison
(8128 James Allison
Andrew Allison
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John Black
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6 (:3433 168 Poter Brutzman
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Jobs Burg
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Jobo Copenhaver
John haver
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Jobn Cunningham
Geo OI Jhoing
Geo Campbell
Thomas Cuthbert
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Sabastian Griff
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6 166 Thomas Grant
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0's candidate for Govern |
; : | tew weeks it will b a 8 nants
ate of Pennsylvania has it W Weeks, it will bo as a slate convention |
jad not a state The work
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physicians ently of tha principal business houses | v SHOE
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Preside
Ii over who sUrgeons |
i. We
that liber |
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be allowed the
hj ¢
and dwellings, Two large business blocks!
brick bulldings in the north} .
laste «ai DRY GOODS,
part of town are torn completely to)
stoms and the debris scattered in every |
convention late
ug to concede
s! }
ould
ns,
pb Hopkins
a Huber 85 40 Job Packer
89 40 Job Packer, ir
Richard Purdon
Jobn Purdon
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148 Deen set out on ) are perfecily wil
al
3 1 han » et as
Senator Mitchell has been ara
A128 long ago he i 16:
his that the peo-
SRELIREY
1 GG
ny 3 :
" compensstion i Day
BSCS, and ist icians and su 8 compeneati t Way
regent comrse ang.
% him to make a
a
A good many of these let
prominent
some of whom have
only i
od
300
legiar
Most of t
or any other man that Cameron may put
1s his man. Mr, Mitchell ha
1@ correspondence to his col
an § 8 shown
3} o.
and the res
id hi
is in favor of
T E88 CONETess-
rt i op
m iron works
yiten to get upa boom for the work
r
of them when
comes und, pr
republican votes.
hel
hink
omising
it el saa
who tried fo shoot the
t time ago, was acquitted on
insanity.
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rman Hubbell, of the Republican
mittee, has failed to
break the dead-lock at Richmond over
Manone's three favorite measures. Twen-
ty thousand dollars is said to have been
ito a Virginia legislator as a bribe
gressional Com
wy pp
{lie house eommitiee on civil service
to whom were referred the sever-
8 to enlarge the scope of the agri-
il The bill provides for a secreta-
ry, hall be a office
four heads of bureaus.
If this bill passes we hold in reserve
for the new cabinet position our infatiga-
ble farmer friend and Master of the State
Grange, Lecnard Rhone,
are.
cabinet
r, and
r, and
who 8
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DORSEY
From the New York Press.
he United States court, in
ton, issued a bench warrant for
This
mast be a pleasing fact for the republirans
to contemplate. It was only some fifteen
months ago that a dinner was given to
is same Dorsey, as a testimonial of the
ent manner in which he had spread
the greenbacks over Indiana for the elec
tion of Garfield and Arthur. On that oc-
casion republicans of high degree, stal-
warts and half breeds combined, vied
with exch other to do honor to this king
among ballot bribers. To him they owed
thé success of their ticket and the rene s-
el opportunity of another four years
feast at the public erib. Why should
they not have assembled to do him hon-
or? 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 band, 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 bad been
obtained from Brady and his colleagues,
Yesterd
Washing
the arrest of ex-Senator Dorsey.
1
Ar
i
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 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.
Al pee
My husband bad drunken habifs he
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.
ee Ar Ae
like. Beaver mav find that to be
Iie «211 hb x hin §
candidate wil be anything but
im of the great African desert
been The French
yuncil has approved the schema
of De Lesseps for cutiing a canal through
neck of land dividing the Gulf
& y
arom
a8 again revived.
Cabinet (x
the of
(Grabes
t of
mg parts of the Deser Sahara on the
south of Tunis. It 13 expected the sea
will, in virtue
+
t
fill up
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wigs 0 DO
he Sahare. The political advan-
obtained by the scheme will
be the isolation of Tunis and Algeria by
creating a water barrier between them
and Tripoli. st of the canal is es-
timated at 62 000,000 francs,
> -
1 not succeed in having Vir-
istricted so as to give the repub-
licans and repodiators nearly all the con-
2 the li villain's
sell out to the radicals, his way has been
arly as rough as that of Judas. But
his treason has not yet brought Virginia
his heal, there were three hozest
licans in the legislature who voted
the democrats against his infamous
mander and that blocked his game
Tha o
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Mahone dic
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wit
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The steamer Sanford was burned off
the Florida coast,on Monday, by which
nine 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. Y.
ddim
3ARN AND CATTLE DESTROYED
BY FIRE.
The Harrisburg Patriot says early
Monday morning the large barn on the
farm of Christian Hersney, near Hom
melstown, 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
other feed, with machinery, harness, etc,
all of which were destroyed together
with the sheds attached which contain.
el wagons, ploughs, windmill, reaper,
threshing machine, harness of all kinds,
many tons of hay, wheat, oats, &. The
building was fally insured. Mr. Her-
shey, it is stated was badly burned io
bis endeavors to save some of the stock.
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SAVAGE FEMALEFIGHT
Reading. April 15.—Two young wom-
én named Reedy and Wickel, while re-
tarning from an entertainment last night
quarreled and fought desperately in the
sireet. Miss Wickel, terribly beaten, was
fund afterwards on a porch, unconscious
and bleeding. Thegirls had male escorts
who say that they were unable to pre-
vent the fight.
sig ee
ADVICE TO 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 1his country only waiting
to be tilled. Factof the business is, there
are too many people who want to be
lawyers, dsctors, clerks, preachers and
politicians, 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 gentlemen.
The above is sensible advice and comes
from the Louisville Courier-Journal, and
will be wholesome for country town loaf:
ers too.
eros fe A sem
Cannon, the Mormon delegate to con-
gress, has been refused admittance because
ba has several wives, which is made a
crime by the late anti-polygamy law
Mr. [Cannon kas been a delegate from
Utah for a number of terms.
Darwin, the scientist died in London,
the 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 raonkey ?
Oe nn
Remarkable for overcoming disesses
caused by impure water, decaying vege-
| Phy
in excess aven
the f
ordinary
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9
possihin
of what it was
1d ic } to baye
the
o be
any of u atlend
sd
a
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a
but the
the
practice during
5 +
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i tima
paid by arity the
are We of
was no extraordinary medical skill exhib.
recommande
of
:
sums
milles
naj
maj
opinion
axcessive are }
ited io the treatment of tha case, and neth.
ing calling for extraordinary al
{ for professional services. But while wills
ing to be liberal we cannot consent to the
3" ance
$
.
{ manner of payment recommended, not to
i \
{theextravaganceland wanton lavishment ol
| ;
f i
ubie funds.
Ww e
part of the
Ri%0 Tespeciia
‘y
raport
protest sgainst
that the rity
which recommends the promotion of Sur
¥ .
ak msg
i
geon General Barnes to s Major General's
rank and retirement thereunder,
the recommendation far the
Dr. Woodward from Major to Lieutenant
Colonel, with the rank and pay of the lat.
ter office. This committee has neo juris
to make any recommendations
with regard to the military establishment.
We were willing that the Government
+hould assume to pay such sums for pro~
fessional services as might lawfully hav ®
been recevered from the late President
and were desirous of treating such claims
as claims against the estate of deceasad
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 late President as
would cover all such claims, but earnnot
agree that excessive sums shall be appro-
pristed 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
biil accompanying said report, ba recom
mitted, with instructions to the committes
to require all parsons having claims cogni
sable by said committee to present ae
rounts thereof, and to require claimants
n all cases to furnish proof as to the value
of tho services rendered or materiale fur
nished, and in case of allowances for pro-
fessional serviees as physicians or surgeon?
to make such allowances only as would be
properly chargeable to and proveable
ngainst the estate of the late President,
snd to provide in the bill when again re-
ported such further appropriation of un
earned salary as would cover the amounts
nudited for such professional services.
J. 5. BrLackpourxs,
W. M. springer
Bessasmin LeFrvaz,
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-
graphed from Philadelphia: —Senator
ditchell's ailiance with the anti -Cameron
republicans 1s thought to have been come
pleted to-day, when he met twenty-four
mt-and-out republicans ut a conference
hat iasted four hours. Wolle, the leader
ff last year's revolt; Representative
McKee, chairman of the independent
committee ; F. B. Reeves and many other
nembers of the Philadelphia committee
ff 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
#poils system all the thinking republicans
in the state will desert it. The civil ser-
vice spokesman was Henry C. Les, but all
the speeches were against any compro.
tnise 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-
iittee 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 to indicate his surren-
ver to those whom he met to-day. Dems
ocrats are satisfied that by to-day’s work
the breach between the factions is
widened,
promotion of
ietio
n
. i ly
DESTRUCTIVE SOUTHERN
CYCLONE
Macon, Ga., April 4.—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 Liookhars were killed.
Reports from Dallas county, Alabama,
state that five negroes were killed and fa
number seriously wounded.
mimesis
A TERRIBLE TORNADO
Wilmington, N. C., April 24.—A terrible
tornado passed through Brunswick and
Reader counties Saturday afternoon, de-
stroying much property, One child was
killed and several persons seriously in-
tation, etc., is Brown's Iron Bitters.
Peruna in itself is a great physician.
dire cli
Besides those reported killed last nigh t|
| James Jackson had bis back broken and]
will die, C Kolly leg broken; Perry!
| Wilson, Dick Hickmun, W.|
H. Steers and Schoelin Chapman, severe. |
leg broken;
{ y bruised, Brownville is the oldest town |
{in Saline county, snd is situated on the]
| Missouri Pacific Railroad, twenty-two)
i { Sedalia, and not far from)
rom
miles
| Sweat Springs. |
| The total number of persons killed or in|
! 1 The OC y Hote
1
wo plete wreok
yred foots up over 150
i uy
i block isa ¢
{ left but & pile
| The body of a farmer named Matt
| liams was taken {rom the ru
fone. His head was mashed to a pulp |
| At Montrose Hearie coumty, Mo, Inst!
entirely demolished the
itm
wriar and debris, |
Wil
i
i bricks, m
ne at ha fons i
| night the storm
Baptist and Christian Churches, and did}
moreor less damage to twenty other build}
ings, The Farmer's Institue school build-|
ling was struck by the cylone. The wind
carried the structure entirely away, strew |
f
0
| .ng the debris over the prarie for miles. |
| Children in some instances were carried
a long distance and a number o
riously hurt. The damage will be nearly
$20 000. |
i
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STABS HIS WIFE NINETEEN |
TIMES
A horrible murder—the result of intems«|
poerance—was committed at an early hour!
yesterday morning at No. 408 East Tenth/
street. 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 Squad, 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 called and she was removed
to Bellovus Hospital, where she died at
10 o'clock. Coroner Brady took her sates
mortem statement. She said that she had
bean married twelve years ago and lived
buppily with ber husband until 1877. when
he began to drink heavily, He was in the
habit of beating her and frequently threat
aned to kill her. At BR o'clock Monday
night he returned home after having bean |
ahsent since Friday. Ha was under the!
influence of liquor and in bad humor. |
She prepared supper for him and after the
meni he went to sleep on a lounge. She!
did not eare te disturb him, and about!
midnight she went to bed. Bhortly after!
20'clock she was awnkoned by a noise in/
the kitchen, She gol up and found her
i
i
husband ut the hydrant drawing water. |
She asked him to make less noise, but he!
turned savagely and told her to mind her]
own business. She threatened to call the
iandlord. This further infuriated him.
Ha opened a large clasp~knife and brand
ishing it aloft suid he bad often threatened
to back her to pieces and he would do it
vow. Mrs, Lennon fled into the adjoining
room, followed by her husband, who seiz.
ed her by the throat and plunged the
knife into her abdomen repeatedly until
the entrails protruded. Duringlthe strug.
gle she was cut in the back, on the loins
aud thighs, and floally the knife was
drawn across the back of her neck, caus-
ing a wound three inches in length. Ten
non was still hacking at his wife when the
policeman entered The knife was taken
from him after a furious strugele. Hi
seemed perfectly indifferent when
asked bis reason for the murderous assault
anid, with brutal coolness, that he had
premised 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
i the wounds in the back, abdomen or
neck would have caused death, Dr. Bull
aid that she had altogether nineteen
ounds—eight in the abdomen, four in
ihe back, two on the neck and the rest on
her arms and thighs,
f
them go |
wnd
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THE FORD BOYS SURPRISED.
8t, Louis, Mo., April 18, 1682.—A pecs
isl to thePost- Despatch t 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, in Ray county The
Ford boys are disconcerted at the turn of
aifuirs
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