THE CENTRE REPORTER Eprror and Pror'r FRED, KURTZ, paid in ad previous TERMS: One year, $1.50, when =ance. Those in arrears subject to erms. $2 per year. Advertisements 2 0 cents per line for 8 inser ous and 5 cents for each subsequent {nsertion, Cente Hart, Pa., Tuuns, Jax, THE KEY! STONE STATE. NEWS TOPICS OF LOCAL INTEREST TO PENNSYLVANIANS, from Many Brief Busy Facts and Fancles Gleaned Boiled the to of Down Benefit Bources and Paragraphs for Readers. 19. Thomas Hag mining village BHAMOKIN, Pa. , Jan, of Coal Run, a small miles east of this place, was whipped White Caps Thursday night and thrown a creek with a rope around his body and kept submerged until he was almost dead. Three miners on their way home from ap- proached the spot where the outrage was being perpetrated and were compelled ay on the scene until the White » Caps executed their vengeance, the leader informi i that one of the band had u in the evening attempting to commit sault on a girl coming to Shamokin. excitement prevails in this place and Coal Township. Yesterday morning a number of people received warnings to stop indulg drunkenness, gamblinge, etc, or they receive a visit from the White Caps On the outskirts of Miltoy, the fore, two white men and a: from their cabin, to tr a terrible lashing a nun men calling the: : Indie! Maven ( jury in the M bills of indictment neer, and Hannign against C and the look ignored, the costs county. The cour the special term. three by into vl Wor to st reat town ng in would Lied from the HUSK, Pa ed for true engl Infanticide and Saic SUsQUEH Pa., Jan Geer, a nmi and then shot } shine, Wayne « stating that sho and requestes with her babe act, XNA, wife of ered The Pittsburg PITTSBURG, Asad is com plete outside of been impl Voight was is but would tion. He deny that be He said: “I have no no employ counse I shall before the court at the tim jet it go at that. 1 do not exp I was with the bank helped to start : The Alderman 8 Bunnell's Boraxron, Pa Congressman Frank © hannock, has been for to an waprecedented that an execution for against the unable to meet. farmers. They x drew thei posits did not aggre £0,000 in a single d doors. Mr. Bunnell not lose anything, and Open as SOG as ¥ rary diffi r. ported by i i Suleil o of an Assistant City Clerk. Emig, Pa, Jan. 16.3. A. Bain, i assistant city clerk, imitted shooting himself in the head Three Buildings Laxcasten, Jan. 17 R. Doner, situatad in Col destroyed, as was al shed of George Sh near buildings were insured, but their value, Cate nis 0 positivesy hearing of the haf & 7 i CRALET eX : Resan Bank Closed. bank, suieid with a pistol tarned, The of was large mill ira township, barn and tobacco Penn Hill. Both for nothing like Aree Arg The Yegislature, Hanmssvna, Jan. 13 sion of the house feature of the day was t to provide for the terms of office of co school directors in 1 reading The senate was equally dull A few ports were read and bills introduced; was all. In the senate Wo clay Be OOper introdaced a joint resointion providing for an amendment to that part the constitution relating to the qualification of voters It dispenses with the necessity of the payment of a county tax, and makes thirty days’ resi- dence in a district aulficient instead of sixty. In the house on Wednesday the announced the appointment of Messrs, Gent. ner (Philadelphia) and Johnston (Cameron) as trustees of the Soldiers’ home at Erie for two years. Adjourned Mr. Btewart's soldiers’ bill (an amendment to the act giving pred renee of appointment to veterans, and providing penalties of S500 and six months’ imprisonment for violation of its provisions sti red up a lively debate in the house Thursday Lil posed seoond rescing. Many bills wore lutroduced and a uumber of reports mnde Only routine bntdindss was transacted in the senate Thursday. The adjournment was until Tuesday night. In the house Friday tie following bill was reported from eommittes with a negative recommendation: To amend the Bunday law of 1704 80 as to allow druggists to sell soda water and articles other than drugs on Bundays, bao bills requiring cor: oners to hold inquests on fires and collet statis. ties of the same. The following anti-** White Cap” bill was ‘rend in place and reforral; By Mr. Vow To prevent wutimidation by letters, posters or otherwise, a4 follows: “That aug pr or persons slush sono, deliver, uniter, ie gg or ciroulate any letter, bill, cireular, or card threateniuy the pamon or persons whom such letior, bill, circular, poster or curd is sent, delivered, addressed or vamed therein with bodily harm, or with & view or lutent, by mens of such letter, circular, poster or eard, to onuse such person or OF pattons to remove from his or their present residence, every such offender Be fra by three years’ imprisonment adjournment was wutfl Monduy rifght, [ The we passage of the bill #omont of the and its Hirst Tuesday's % uninteresting was uninter ng. fists ies vards, on re that nator ( of ASSAILED BY GERMANS. Indignities to American Citi zens at Samoa. ENGLAND MAY TAKE A HAND. The Flag of Our Union Torn Down and Citizens Arrested in Neutral Also American Waters— Officers of a British Vessel Shot At—The Vandalia Sails. Jan, 21. ~The following Bamoa was received Alameda, which ar Sax FrAXCIS0O0, important news (rom here by the steamship rived from Apia Some sailors on the night of Dee. 18, from the German men of war Adler, Alsa and Eber, attacked Mataafa's soldiers, under the direction of the German consul and Capt. Fritz, the German naval officer in pert. In the encounter twenty-two German sailors were killed and thirty-two wounded. The German war ships since then have burned the American houses and torn down the United States flags, besides seizing some of the American citizens in neutral waters of Apia harbor and taking them as prisoners on board the German men of war. Tha captain and lieutenant of man of war were also shot at by crow of a German man of war, Yesterday afternoon the man of war Van. dalia left Mare Island navy yard, in this harbor, bound for the Bamoan Islands, the present seat of warlike disturbances, The San Francisco Examiner prints a long letter fror ndent at Apia, describes the assault made by and their repulse, and pictures in det firing on the American flag and American bonuses and the ault as made on the Ameri. can residents LONDON, land announces the Eber arri } y Bam Eber reports ths she left pia, and two Germa ved by fire an English the boat's n its corres Auck- gunboat an Islands, bad the German a stores ad joining ~A dispatch from tierman Jan, 2 ved fron ting when that consulate nud had bean destro This new in the foreign offico at ning to attract the of the British government, There is an apparent contra- diction between the reports received via Ban Francisco and those Auckland, the former having it that thres American houses were burned by the Germans, and ths latter that the German ¢ I's residence and two German ing : were destroywd, presumabs Mata: nals a's “people. It is pro that both accounts are cars t the German gunboat New Zealand being of a later date, as | was reported to be still at Apia wh steamer Alameda, which br ht the news to Ban Francisco, left the i Mataaf propert) upon hi & Samoan causes commotion Berlin, and is begin- ‘roan attention via houses ad k y by bable, es Eber t towever, 3 brought by necessarily taal ve nied to wil he arican bx stax] as absence of the scone « ern wnt has no follow 10 OO re ¢ minister, that o-opirate with TiCan i ¥ a if international law and ns have boon violated SE A MAD FRENZY. BAIN Mi “i STER'S His House on Fire, i.. dan. 2 tor of the Relormed from acute der orrible atie wife and tureats in a then “kis llod a firs in the floors and furnit port man went from tho As ure made threats to brain iy if they attempted to he fire was almost upon attracted by the flames, gave an alarm. The peoples quickly gathered, secured the maniac and rescued the family. The par ge was consumed, Steps will be taken immediately to have the clergyman confined in the Morris Plains ssylum. —— ———————————— thegn a neighbor, I Suicide of a Massachusetts Politician, Boarox, Jan. 23. Hon. Charles J. Brooks, d 43, a well known lawyer of this city, the toilet room of the bonse, owing probably to financial reverses in a recent hotel venture and ill Mr. Brooks has served was a member of last year's cone il, to which he was re-elected this year, He icaves a widow, his second wife, whom he married about five months ago. Explosion of an Of Tank § in Chicago. Cneaco, Jan, ¥1.—At Bouth Chicago » ag shot himself dead in Quincy health senate and non Coun. the town burst, letting loose about 1,500,600 gallons of oil. Nearly twenty acres are par tially submerged. Much alarm is felt for fear the oll may become ignited, in which case there would necessarily be a great de struction of property. The loss to the oil company is about 88, 000, s Canpalgn Damage Suit, Bosrox, Jan, 21.--The men Injured by ex. ploding bombs during a Republican pro. cession at Chelsen, Sept. 9, and relatives of those killed have sued the twenty-four members of the ward and city Republions committees for damages. This is a test case so determine whether there is any responsi bility in cases of the kind, A A ANN Sl The West Virginia Deadlock Broken. CranLEsTON, Jan. S«Last evening the senate deadlock was broken by the election of il. 8. Carr as president, ten Democrats and six Republicans votiog for him. As soon as his election was announced the senate sdjourned. One bundred and twentyily ballots were taken before the resnit was reached. Shot Mis Wife in a Jealous Wit. PuraoeLraa, Jan 2 During a fit of Jealous anger Thomas Preston, sged 24, shot lis wife Sallie, aged 19, at the residence of ber mother, Mra Preston lies in a critioal condition at the hospital, Preston, was captured shortly afterward, was lodged in the station house, After the Illegal Voters Ispianarorts, Jan, 22 -Forty seven in. dictnents were returved by the Yeders! grand jury, making a total of seventy seven All of the indictments are for viola the election laws, and the work of in complerod, ing hoy nok im ARKELL’S IMPRE SSION OF HARRISON. Tho President-Elect n Floent Talker and Theronghly Pested, JANAJOMARIE, Jan, 17+ Es Honator Ar kell and party have returned from Indian apolis. Senator Arkell was asked by a re porter to give the object and result of the trip and the impression he received of the president-elect, The senator replied as follows: “We went to Indianapolis on the invita tion of Gen, Harrison, and bad no other motive than to present to Gen. Harrison a disinterested statement of the Republican situation in New York and speak in the interest of the solidarity of the party. The usual impression is that Mr. Harrison is a polite but reticent man, courteous but impenstrable. So far as our experience Is concerned this would be a misinterpre tation of his character, He discussed with great coplousness and clearness the New York situation, and by evident indication, with- out statement, left the impression that he was not only elected president, but proposed 80 to be, That this state will receive recog. nition seems placed beyond doubt, but what portfolio, and to whoin tendered, is to be shown in the future Inferences might be drawn from the conversation. t would not, however, be just to crystallize a conjecture into a statement, That is the prerogative of the gentleman who has so far carefully kept ais own counsel, and kept it without as sistance.” THE SOUTH PENN "ROAD. Differences Mave Been Settled and It Will Be Promptly Completed. Prrrssuno, Jan, 22 The Chronicle effect that the trouble caused by burg stockholders of the South way who the Pitts Penn exists, as they have all signal the ( agresment except H, ( and he has sign when the Vander which will Frick, declared that he will bilts do the same, be done early next week, D. Herbert Hostetter, turned from the Penn matter is at who has just re said: "The South last settled. Messrs W, W. Watson, B. F. Jones, Sellers McoKee and all the other FPittslnirgers Frick and E. M. Ferguson have signed the new agreement. Messrs, Frick and Fergu. son have agreed to sign early “ when the Vanderbiits do. This removes all and means that the road will be There will be a meeting soon of the South Penn poople, when all details will be settled and a pro Other Pittsburg members of the Peon syndic fully corroborated Mr. Hostetter sald, and expressed hopes be did east, the friction, completed, gramne agreed upon.” wis A FORTUNE IN A TRUNK. a Bonanza. New York, Jan, Johnson Is in New Or! Ex-Judge J i cans with Mr Duyne, of Pine % broker. J. Yan ¢ estate of hi Abrabam Van wook Def at Duyne, who died in that aT ore last itizen of Orleans of yours gone w, leading a very retired life his lot in bus From 1840 to 1% he ovu of Pine Brook, but cas ness the Crescent city. ducted a large coal business, and af up to 1880, was engaged in gauging coal for different city. He then r tired to private life, dividing his time be tween New Orleans and New Jersey ! reached a ripe oid a seveulios When the suce known of the tate, but in covers tha ferwards concerns in that go—somowhers Elon Was opened financial t the stcosssion was g100, 1a one of the trunks in the room of the wased $5000 in green and about $850,000 in stocks were found almont WX Desth of Ex-Minister Bell New Youx, Jan, 21 —lsaac Bell Jr United States minister to died at BL Luke's hospital At bedside were his wife. his mother his brothers, 1. and Edward Bell and bis Lrotherin law, Mr. Berkley Mr. Bell was ox #COI0s Up $4 time befor knew his and freques vorsed with them He was aware that he was near bis end the nis MAAC RELL... JR Iia m at sfficiating Trinity, Rev. Dr. Morgan Dis An Unexpected Resignation. WiLLmastic, Conn, Jan 22 ~The Rev A. J. Sullivan, who was engaged last Sep tember to preach in the First Congregational committer had an inkling of his intention church was indepsadant of the Congrega- tional conferences; that the church does not now soem dispossd to grant his request to re turn to the conference awd install him ne sottiod pastor, and flaally, that his wife's health makes his resignation imperative, It will undoubtedly be ne opted. Intercollegiate Baseball Sehiedale, Boston, Jan. 22.—The official schedule of games for the Intercollegiate Baseball league Is as follows: April 27, Yale va Princeton, at Princeton: May 4, Harvard va. Prinoston, at Princeton; May 8 Yale va. Princeton, at New Haven: May 11, Harvard vs. Princeton, at Princeton; May 18, Yale va Princeton, at Princeton; May 25, Yale va. Harvard, Now Haven: May 30, Harvard va. Princeton, at Harvard; June |, Harvard ve Princeton, at Harvard: June 8 Harvard va Yale, ai Harvard: June 15 Yale va Princeton, at New Haven: June 22, Yalo va. Harvard, at Harvard; June 25, Yale ws Harvard, at New Haven, Killed by 4 " Chalr Pulling Idiot. Eng, Pa, Jan 20 --As the inmates of the Pennsylvania Boldiers' homo were sitting down to supper last evening, Johns Quinlan, of Philadelphia, pulled the chair out from under Louis Bachler, of Mahone City, who fell heavily upon the floor, Blood from his mouth and nostrils, and be died in a few minutes. Quinlan is wild with grief, and has been placed in jail to prevent him from harming himseil. Desporto Wrestling Matoh, Scranton, Pa, Jan, 2 Plerre defeated Borakichi by two out of three falls in a oateh as oateh can mateh last night. The contest was a desparate one, the men strik. ing each other blows In their anger, Pierre whoked the Jap tn the seeond bout till blood tate from the wostrils, and these taction woakensd Horakiehl wo that he lost Both this ind thw Led “mandy INHUMAN PARENT: 8. A Bayonne Colored Boy Hung Up by His Thumbs to Starve. Jersey Crry, Jan, 22 —Will'am ind Fanny, bis wife, a colored couple of Bay onne, tried in the court of sessiois in Jersey City yesterday for cruelty to their Gyear-old boy. Yore testified that he was passing Jackson's house on the evening of Dec, 22. The night was bitter cold. Hoe stepped Into the yard to shield him- solf from the wind, and he heard some one moaning in the house, He kn door and asked: “Who's there?” “It's me,” walled a voles, “Open the door,” said Yore, “f can’t; I'm tied,” said the ve The meaning continued and Yora open the door, The room was d walked against soms one partly suspended from a beam, He got oe light and found the boy hanging by a rope jel bed been around his Hix toss just touched tha floor rope and released the t raw po by, and began to eat Heo sald his father and noi! i tied him, and Le yd th nad tried to burn im up. | {opt were all blistered Mrs. Mooney, a testified that she had wife drive although Dr Jackson wore Policeman eked at the burst k, and he tied wailst and also nr thumbs tato w 1507 near i ravenn H480 need bent the the boy On out Was very boy the day Lace testified discovered, was fact, nearly starved Mrs. Jacks that the 1 r Winfleld sai £11 nodes ry Lo say the pair wit} Ji wdge penite Lipp noott the n boy was bright little ntiar "y for NEW JERSEY EDITORS. ing the Nations Tuexrox, Jan 23 -T nual meeting of the Association, third New wey E association oconvensd at the Biate Alfred M. Heston, of in the chair howed an inorease of $00 Ktreet house, was the balan : iof over £1 The following officers sniniilen nid aprroved: Pres B. Appl Yin press font Grath, Canw Clothier, M« Ba ¥ Re Piorson, erick win, New H: Bal ner, y Trenton i: executive Camden: A Babeock, New Rabveny and The owing new mem? to os association James DD, Carpon Kingdon, Mount Ho Wood! ton: ¥ treasurer, Brunswick Jams 8 Y fer, wry rederick B. Applega John Ulrich Plainfield Bride, ¥ Rev Tenant Capt boxiy George wid, and Stahl was lost by the meting ao elaborats M'PHER NOMINA ExGovernor Ablett Defeated for ate by a Vole of TheEsToN, Jaa. 2 «The joint nominated John RM the Sen IR, hers Phors wes to 25 to United States senator Leon Abbett Thome Baker, Bigei nelly, Edwards Hudspeth, Naugpbwright ¥mita, Don Kallas i New i, rion: Lng Everitt, Fee A. Hoover, it. Mat mr Ny th, Trier, Weidenms ver tatives of rion, 1 the Liquor interest did not bolt, al oplion the cau had iI Was ni ts quietly, ag threatened 1b (question xd tion Sallore Lost in the Storm. Boston, Jan. 21 ~The crew of Moree, ashore and a ktal ledge, wore by the Hull saving Herman Carleton, fireman, who was drowned while trying e Two seamen of ¢ bad jo tow, were dro woe Capi. Laund, of the barge Banyan, also in tow saved His crew went down wilh the bargy The Josephine is also a wital wreok, Tae crow of the Banyan, wie were lost, num feud four. Two men were lost from Peter Bergen, steward, asd ; seston, The captain and mate managad 19 got ashore by clinging to fragmoats of wy They had a severe experience. The reson seventeen men from the Morse makes a total of forty dive lives saved by ihe Lor Hull this winter, the tug ims on Ianded anfely row, EXO reach shore in a small boat wn Mrs. Gould's WL New York, Jun, 88—-Ths viii Helen D. Gould, jthe wife of Ja, filled yesterday afternoon with Prous Tinney. It was executed Nov. 6 the exscutors are Jay Gould a dent's brother, Bamuvel D Mw , Influenza, Spitting Blood, Sold everywhere, Kidneys, Jaundice, Apoplexy, result, nent cure rify the blood. remedy for alds It is a safe, Horses. instantane« Every per bottle. Sold e best external Bums and Aches, Sores, &o.. on and Sq ne CASCH and 50 cts, Us, For sale by J. D.! Lung Fever, Pleurisy, and As an Expectorant it has no equal, It heals other remedies fail, Fiftysix years of Diseases of the +, Loss of Appetite, Keep the Stom- Sick Headache Headache will find relief and Being tonic and mildly purgative For sale by all dealers in medi qetors of The Bruises, Man and Beast, { ramps, Bprains, ur all other Pains , and , Strains, Seratches, td action. Price 26 cla, for Infant Chi dren. i i uperior to any pro | ne I A Ancuz i i } LA, voy Colle, Constipation, ar Stony ob, ierrsoes, Yroctat Woris rife sleep, and gesiion 102 Fulton Biroet, N.Y. MPAMY, TT - TEX - Piso's Cure sum tion is also the bost 3 » Cough Medicine. If vou Cough without of Lungs, a few doses are all you nel. But if vou ne- have a Gimfaue safety, the slight Cough may become a serious matter, and several bots ties will be required, CONSUMPTIO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. -# i Piso's Remedy for Best, Essien 10 fold by drugeiets or sent by - ey “ ——— COITI trated Catalogue. - - MARLED FREER, Alden, ¥, LIT OF PRISCIY AL W086 CURES 1§Fevere, Cv numstion, Inflammation Worms, W ¢ ores {ole hg of } Infants r Adailt viens Ciolio iting hitae euralgin, Toothache Faoeseie endaches, Sick Hasduohn Ve % reign : yapehuin Balions Ntaoanch essed or Painful Periods too Profuse Pariods yor hs. Driffield Breath ing ol Dr pein Eruptions. aa. matic Pains... yer and Ague, OUhilla, Malesia... "les, ge or Bleed ing tnreh, Inflgenss, Cold in the Head PEON ity sty Wetting Fed rinnry fund of $30,000 for each of the children to be invested ' y the executors and the soon ritios deposited with the United Bates Trust vompany for safe keeping. The income is be paid to each child for life. Upon the death of either, the principal is to go to his or her issue. All the real and personal prop erty is divided between the chiffiren, shar and share alike. New doveny Vitai Statistion. Tanwvow, Jan #8 ~The death rate in this city for the past year was 10.684 per 1,000 in habitants, The death rate in the other prin: cipal cities in the state is as follows: Atlantic City, 20.84; Harrison, 38.50; Hoboken, 9% 18; Perth Amboy, wal; Paterson, 9.17 New. ark, 27.02; Bayon 0.88; Forsey City, £5.98; Orange, 4.49, oester City, 94.18; ‘Camden, x Phin flold, wi y Millville, 20.65. Burlington, 9.46; Rahway, $0.41; Long Bri atch, 20.04; Now Brouewick, 10.9%; Morristown, 1.95; Tiridgdian, 15.98 Bondstown, 16,95; Puls. AAS sg inte, or wont Brice. RPRAL VY REI Bena Sab MATeN 1 fer BREN ny a Fr $ Bet SWE ® a he welll, Per » a EERE, How is thie Haws Sunt wy on heh Soeathy py gs «0 ge A re won 24s Wad Ta WR sen AD hm ry eT ERIE ae ie Ama Shun ew he > A For 8 wnounie wih 4 Lo Lope whe poe ¥0 Caibad SNE Dace FADE he port Th Rept Str, sending tim GON Euiand Ci BL me roid we ni nally go Loo Berns aE a This, Yorn, Lo Sadie 16.4 isle thns ar Weve Lhe) ras BE SER, all Beer . pnw en of Debit, fhiwter 14 iit hurr owl Be gon bh wi wr Ewan to Sons Whit ey ahitad; SEA bead roward Wi be read eal WL We He St bk § nn BA i th cae 0 EB TSR er, WY Eo hat Ba Areet oi Poul taki RELCIE 8: oie a » wo one iad a ew guns just receiv erp {arent enti [eliefonte, such hot Guns, DD for the R. C-H-E ¥ GREAT CENTRAL LEFONTE. v pw Be * he : name and post aod F ( JR plainly on : pos- 1C i send to the only legitimate Sporting paper in t country and receive Agents can make hig pay, nts can weil this paper freely, open: Order through Mews On, if not Toe New Yoex Ko, 22 Broadway, New York Tress {row » NEWS THE SUN FOR 1889 AND FOR THE DEMOCRACY. believes that the campaign for 8 Dersocoatic Cotigress in 1580 President mn 18 the apd a 22 should begin on or § the fourth of next March. The San will wo of hand at the beginning and until the cod of {interesting and Imporiant politics! oon Set wit the war, doing is honest 4 most, as ever 1oserure the trinmph of the Dessotiatic party ana tie Yen SUTIReCY of 3 ne Joa Cipies weld by Jefferson, Jackson, and Tih The great Tact of the year ik the nto 1a Inde power of the vaamon ene y of a) goed i» oerntathe politioal organi iene wom Bsr» hose overthrew The Ban fought at the font for Liltoen , the memorable years of Grant and the i st Hayes, aud Garfield and Arthur It $x the sans old enemy that Democrats now omit. sod be'will be intrenched In the seme wan fiom, it Las been carried once by brave and hopefal Gehiting, Do you wot believe with The Sun that the thing oan be dope seein’ w Ail ain] woe! ne hope of ihe Damocracy $8 in the loyal of forts of a urited prose, cherishing Bo Wemonhec of past differences in non essentials, forgetting everythiog b il thie lesson of experience, and that victory is a duty. 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