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HALL.
THE ALLENTOWN
HARMON
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CONVENTION A PICTURE OF FORAKER
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D WILSON lA DIVINE'S AWFUL DOWNFALL, |
FORAKER AND SON,
THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED KURTZ - =~ Editor.
Cilanzenbrook Arrested En
Chure
16 er Of © tizens W fl Houte
I'l whe fay i ¥ iz § of he pl ep ,
¢ other ay th n . ; ‘OR
i IZE ON A PLAT : ;
| ing irrespective ol polities, including ex- Governor | r, of Ohio, is |
a0) something | one of the mos nous men in
f hing
With
thousand strangers in this charm
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Allentown, A
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\ like a
JOmAake | 0 and hospitable little town, the
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{ Union and ex-Confederate veterans, had ug
most elaborate
| made arrangemen
Democratie State Ticket. ending their money prodi »
It was a
until
gireets
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BUCCEess
the
mixed
1é reunion A success | ablaze with illumination and enthusiasm |’
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. |in every sense of the word, i and the residents all on the streets to ex
R ) \ TH MPRON | wild ranter Foraker flung 10 a tend welcome to the convention, th
LUIS J ()N. { " : al} . at § ice |
| crowd, representing all parties, a choice | city presentsan animated and attractive |’
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TREASURER
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‘ | collection of partisan insults, characteériz-
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J. McGRANN.
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Endicott
ATI | picture to-night. In many respects
B. ing President Cleveland as a New | lentown is the biggest little town in
#1 country.
| Aassachusetts mugwump. Thisisin line |
STRONG | eff
cringing and sneaking
copperhead and Secretary
It appears likely that the Demo
IARIFF REFORM AND tap] 8 :
TICKET.
The Democratic state
A ot .e
denoun | state convention
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ielinite
with Foraker's recent ris will meet to-m
ing Cleveland as ¢ | with & «
of Ohio never puts | oat
settlement of the
tion whether Randall will be al
convention at la
nominated |
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i a bridle on his tongue
The wild ass
thinks |
Wii
Allent
Hon. J
preme ji
L.an
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wn on
Ross Th
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1wdge, and |
Wednesday, 3 4 N : y
. Pe he control its deliberations, and adopt
for
when
mpson. of Erie : " . J
“k n, of Erie, | an insult or blackgu net win
3. J. esq., ofl, .
‘ : BT | himthe ap
caster, for state treasurer, Mr. Thomp=}{., _,
IAW - | preced
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wrd epit arty larations on the tariff the
nroving vells of a crow as rab- | 1,41
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His
MceGrano, 1% :
ns adopted by the
is speech in the afternoon 't ¢
ig one of the brichtest and best Ea s : venti
8 On {the brig and t ini iscoggion Was in
yers at the bar of the northwestern po
He is a son of ex-Ch
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A fa
HN
maliciously
Mr |
made |
and
| ra
1ef |
for
in of the state ust to the i resident
ica James Thompson who was Governor Beaver
many vears one 8 | .
of the chief ornament i eT
ihe eh Men® | epeeches on the same occa ion, kindly ip |
Mr. McGrann | 1a i
their tone and whicl cement | heen
p reform of the tar
of the state supremss court
is a well-known business man and f{ i
wd feeling
cier who is very favorably known through
sion, In fact'the dignity an
which ot
| has been w aged
Mr. Rand
e state, His election will give the
out tl a
jf with
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i ent and thoroughl
ir Pennsvlvanis
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the treasury
I'he platf the conven-
yn 18 generally acceptable, and especial” |
in its unequivocal and emphatic
: perhap
lenge, and the
lorsement of the domocratic national 5
ge liscussi
It contains the first de-
of
administration x 3 .
EEHDNBWal0n . was disgraceful to all con ned, consid-
ir
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piat-
» a redaction duties on im-
weeasion that brought the
OF «
) I ering the peo-
it has been inserted in the :
: ; ple together. surse the crowds had
be ne excited
any state convention held in 3 edntin
; & the meantime,
to
did
in and
. i
nce the war of the rebel-
the leaders, whose duty it was ave
’ calmed t v talking sense their
the whole the ¢
2 +3} best to aggravate them by
work well, and the party need
. ‘ : Rense,
go to work in g earnest tosecurea vic
The Democratic line 23.3
. tasks scription, “God ble
for!
ymmander in-
-
ook iiners in the Lehigh
o
ite regions have asked
{in November,
id there are prospects
y region comprises Carbon,
wiphin, Schuylkill,
lays for | Loiumbia, J
humberland ae
Arne eons
1d 8 are the last
nw Tr sectigrs of | staggerir
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the
the
ie
The
Dem
rats
la
near
thal
Are
ts and
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great npriging, » neighborhood
}) re
0 mi
ners a
ment and they h is
jong a schedule in
ners ask for 3 A
ve them fifteen |
The |
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Wages
mest for an KNIGHTS WA!
' September 5
.
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the
in Philadelphia has
ne fight t
etween Repnb!
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Can i then
leaders at last taken |
| definite shape, Henry K. Boyer k-
Crue
er of the Hoose of Representatives, has
announced himself as a eandidata forthe |
ation for Sheriff, with the backing | ‘4
of McManes and
| Ex-Bheriff Leeds has in consequense ens |
ig nnderstond, Lane
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{ tered on his own eanvass for the nomina- |
t hacked bh
of bh
with great
Hamil
earnestness v
Heke at pd
Meh ton Disston. The qnartet wa
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and { en that role the city are
| at
disgusted, |
onta Tt ey |
8 are warre] over the plunder. The prospects | : car Cava
virsber | | was over fovern
I0EY 1 of a bitter fight are very good, and out of | ___ 4 40 ¢
through |, the Democrats to ot { Joct of |
all capable | least two of the city offices, and hope al. | Fo /
Pitts- |
| latter was given very plainly
Dy
in made npg
moor atic ci
ars 4 He Or
Ww expect win hay on.
hardworking men, raker ai
raker had qni
80 to carry the State, thinks the
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ont barg Post, stand that his course was not
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ok np the business prospects
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for Sheriff, was left otives is
his Repnblican friends. d fraternal feeling in all the world
diehl,
left
poison
v pron 1 to promote peace at
iiladelphia Times has | ita } . | . The Wise-Gandaur Race,
gquare Rinece Foraker and others of AA te
that ilk! represe:
A. R Adding this am
into a political engine, no alternative |
reporters |
Sam are determined to convert the (3,
from
e been
Sug
Re
ia
av
N for that city. and snms upa good time Tr.
tal hed i ng ity, an ! { FO i
take wi
Trade is brisk, with
nntlook for
already hegun,
" bright
ly with Diehl. alt
TS : s
Republi
i% not
A!
this
and
iedler’s vial any more horge power,
hia A steam horse power |
The ring dealt members of that «
The
arently
left the democratic r-
business men . ‘ 4
der except to withdraw to thre
railroads are heavily taxed rept
8 and factories bnay
time, with
This
aay
can leaders are apg slved tolactual horses’ power; a
T
n tho
res orse is
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mill ronning on full
all who want it
We might
affaires existe in
Centre county and all the interior ofthe
state. Really weare glad that a Demo-
administration will not ruin the
country.
m thinks one
and that
Don’t bro
tr fills the bill,
the
to
to
The Bellefonte rentbe- | equal to seven men
make the G. A. R. posts so many repu
@ steam engines
work for
takes in all branches
r organ enongh lican recruiting stations, The democrat- {to-day represent world approxi
should he started,
mittee
nines
mately the work of a thousand 18
ARDC A
join the
form
ic veterans can easily form an
tion of theirown. Let
“Union Veteran Association,”
After the exhibition
at Wheeling the GG, A. R. ia no longer a
proper home for any democratic soldier,
a similar state of to Chi
rwarded the
the working | but it was reo
1 ateadily an seed him at ¢ i { ¢ |
al poj
inhabi-
CWels
Tuten know that the Gazet them mote than double vored at the CXress (
fT
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of men, iengt
hecanse it is in close alliance with between
yd the Paris
it of the fi
resol
all the
the whose tu
1.465923,
therefore,
or population « earth,
won by
14:02 the race
made up for the
kicker and the bohemian oats orzan one of their own. nlation amounts to 000
{tants,
cratie a
clear
between
thieves,
ninre the Democracy 7? This is Steam. has trebled| tor’s
108ar
: } ! pal
sarticipate in a grand
o government throat-
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evervhody, and the intimacy
eo a
Chairman McClain is hard at work
getting the party in shape for a glorious
victory, in old Centre, next
With our good strong ticket, and a well
organized campaign, we will roll up 900
majority in old Centre, and showup a
councils rance to §
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{man’s working power, enabling him to
| Sonatas Paris. Th
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he two is asthick as between
nor for any other soldier who respects
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the office of the president of the United
States,
The Colorado Ka trong Wreck,
Dexven, Aung. 27. When the train on the
i Union Pacific road was wrecked, because
ia part of over the Rand
i washed yesterday,
ens the meeting
The old Cariwr
caused so much bloodshed
leounty, W a. has broken out sgain.
Friday John Cartwright was standing
in front of the house of Frank Jones whore
he made his home, when he was fired upon
with a nfle by soma Unknown person.
| The ball struck the
attending to his intellectual
ment.
develop which bas
in Marion
. : i p ght feud,
State Entomologist Forbes says the ght 1
chinch bug is very destructive in thirty
It occurs
4 in sixteen others, in
November.
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Julgaria’s new king is already getting
into hot wafer and may not need nnpack
his carpet bag. A dispatch from Sofia)
. he bridge creek
oung
stoaling a
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in ‘arge
moderate
in numbers
counties of Illinois. Was
away,
The reapite of Briber Sharp, of New| man Coadder
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| ride on the front end baggage ear,
was found near the bank of the oroek badly
a ¥
who
of the
mt named was
LASHED
F Le ' sidan P op’ i np “1
numbers in sevenieen, and York, under Judge Potter's decision may
not especially injurious but sufficient to
threaten harm another year in twenty
five, while from thirteen connties it
reported as practically absent,
ST A———
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The Kepublican County Convention
met at Bellefonte, on Tuesday, a sort of a
forlorn hope, looki g for something to
turn np that might insure them a sop. It
is said all the bed bugs in the town were
glad, with tears of joy in their eyes; and
some even followed delogates to their
homes, There's nothing a bed hug seems
to take toso much as a Republican, be-
cause the little red critter knows he’s a
bug too--a humbug.
smashing “ring” in which every Demo-
crat will be a spoke.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
The Republicans met at Bellefonte on
on Tuesday, and after considerable
jangling, nominated the following: Dan-
iel Rhoads, of Bellefonte, for Associate
Judge; Robert Cook, Jr , of Howard, was
nominated for Sheriff; Tytas Gramley, of
Miles, was nominated for Register; Dr.
John Harter, of Millheim, was nominat-
ed for Recorder; Cyrus Goss, of Ferguson
was nominated for Treasurer; J C. Hen-
derson and John Decker were nominated,
A for Commissioners.
says Prince Ferdinand has received tele-
grams from both the Sultan and the
Ozar.
The message of the Sultan is moderate
in tone, bot states that the Prince's as-
sumption of the Bulgarian throne was
an illegal act and constitutes a breach of
the Berlin treaty.
The Czar’s communication is decided
ly imperative, that Raesia
disapproves of Prince Ferdinand’s action
and deems it a gross violation of the
r eaty.
It declares
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mh Judneys Blood Sentech” thy
cine for fever ague, malaria,
poison, Don't fall to use it.
fet
prove to be but short~lived. On the 26th |
Gov. Hill came to the rescue of defeated |
justice and ordered the convening of an
| Extraordinary General Term of the Sa
preme Court on the 7th of September to
hear and promptly dispose of Sharp's ap-
peal for a new trial. In consequence of
this prompt action on the part of the
Governor it is thought to be unlikely
that any attempt will be made to have
Sharp released on bail, and more unlike
ly still that any Judge of the Supreme
Court in the State would entertain such
lan application if it should be made.
Judge Potter had decided to give Sharp
a new trial,
scalded about the head and with his chost
and ribs badly crushed. He was taken to
his father's residence in this city, and died
at noon. The body of the engineer, Maw
terson, was burned under the engine,
Rizteen Men Supposed te be Drowned,
Bosrox, Mass, Aug. 25 The owners of
the fishing schooner Lydia T. Crowell, of
Beverly, have given her up for lost. She
was ninety-five tons burden, built nine
years ago at Essex, and for the first three
years was run to the West Indies, and
inter to the banks. It is believed all on
poard are lost. Sho was in charge of Onpl.
Moses Laokin, of Nova Bootia, and had a
crew of fifteen Eon. The vessel was in-
sured.
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old man just above Lhe
heart, and he died instantly
Christian Roth, aged 21 years, a momber
¢f a prominent family of Orangeburg,
Rockland county, is missing. Much alarm
is felt by the family. He went away from
home & week ago on an excursion and has
not been beard from since. He had cone
siderable money with him, and it is feared
he has met with foul play. He was do-
formed and got in zood health,
Davitt Predicts a Tarbulent Winte
Desay, Aug Michael Davitt ad.
dressed the Bray branch of the National
league yesterday. lu the course of his ad-
dress he said; “If Eagland proposes to ime-
prison mon fer resisting injustice and
landiordisam and for exercising their right
to free speech, the country will indeed be
steeped in crime during the coming winter,
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