cn esse Sa
THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED .KURTZ,
Eprror and Pror'r
STERMS;—One year, $1.50, when paid in ad
nee. Those in arrears subject to previous
rms. $2 per year,
Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser
ng.and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
Centre Hav, PA, Taons, Ava, 1.
“THE RACKET.”
Chas. I}. Rouss,
Wholesale Dry Goods,
New York City.
July 1, 'S9.
Tote! Yeblie
We desire to say that G. R. Spigel-
meyer has the exclusive sale of our
goods in his town; his resident buyer
hae his leadquarters with ua, and 18
given first choice of every bargain we
ree Our arrangeiient with this
firvs is that he obligates himself to s iu
at II, uniform profit on all
goods we sell him—uno* baits,” no miss
ive.
0ile,
8€
no erediling lo anybody.
(Signed) C. B. ROUSY, ..
. .
The above explains itself. I ayf now
in position to serve my friends in Penns
and Brush Vallies, better than ever.
When in Bellefonte call to seg me:
G. R. Sriap: LexEr.
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:
LOCAL ITEMS.
f Kuriz & Son
— The ne of is
miil
The P. of H. Pienioe.
The executive committee met on Men~
day, at this place, to make arrangements
for this years picnic. There was a fall
attendance. The time fixed on is Beps
tember 16, and the picnic proper to last
four days. !
The committee will make its plans
about same as lest year, only upon a lars
ger scale, and for the accommodation of
a larger number of exhibitors and lar-
ger crowds, .
In a conversation with a railroad offi.
cial we were assured that the railroad
company would ve all the needed fa:
cilities for carrying large crowds, and
run trains every two hours until ten
o'clock at night and thus avoid the overs
crowding of trains as was the case last
year.
The Reporter contributed much to
the success of last year’s picnic by the
free publication given in these colums
for five or six weeks previous, and we
Who is Ahead?
Arthur, son of Wm. Lee, of this place
reports that he hauled 1104 sheaves of
wheat with four horses, the other day,
thus taking the belt from Hiram Durst,
Try to win it back Hiram. Arthar is
ahead,
War has heen wiged sgainst sparrows
and rats in the at few weeks, shotguns
and traps being put to good use in ex-
terminating these pests, Sandoe shot 42
rats thus far, which puts him ahead by a
majority of 30 over auy other fellow thus
far.
Bill Lee had the first chopping done at
the new mill on Baturday—so Bill is
ahead.
A traveling salesman, coming down
the mountain, a few days ago, reports
having scen a blacksnake, thick as his
leg, near the little spring half a mile
above town, and moving to cross the
pike. He claims to have hurt it but it
Jook forward toa far greater affair this
year, We take pride in the succees of |
the gathering because it was the Reroa- |
ter which pointed out the grounds sever-
al years ago and advised prolonging the
picnic for a number of days instead of one. |
Many of the leading Patrons took the
ene and finally the committee adopted
the present grounds and kept the exhi-
bition open for a week with a success
bevond their expectations. We are glad
that onr agitation of this matter had the
desired effect and that through the ener-
gy and wisdom of last years Committee
the grandest r wits followed. The
Committee this year will leave nothing
andone to make the picnic a greater suc
cess than last yeer, as they have a mine
of experience to aid them.
Br ——
The Bush House
On Monday
against Mr. Telles to
was entered upon.
Mr. Hughes had no further
to offer. Mr. Love, of counsel
Teller, asked that the testimony
stricken out. Mr. Peale did
Mr. love appealed toa jary
peers, and “di ot believe his
should be placed in jeopardy twice. .
| ked that it be x oped until Anga
| gession of court. The revocation of the
Case
morning proceedings
for Mr.
the same.
of his
d client
e
i sl
license, says
penaity,
$ on
now in full opuration.
— V0,
ministrati
I
ifr aNO her colum.
is starting a little
grocery at
“The tall form of Cyrus
was in town on Monday—he i
best of humor.
~The Centre
Convention will be hele
the Sth of August,
—John Kline announces
a candidate for the Repub!
tion for district atlorney,
— It stlil keeps showery
fountains above are t
seem to have as abundant a supply
ever.
An electri
down between
berland within 60 days
be 5 cents.
—Joy, Miles O. Noll minister
Belle o ite Reformed Charge, will preach
in the Reformed church at tiis place on
next Sunday evening.
Rev. T.J. Frederick,
barg, is visiting friends in the valley,
and gave usa call. He is getting
finely with his charge.
a ~(iarman’s, Delle don't
lieve in doing anything by halves, and
have taken one whole page of the
roRTER for an advertisement,
3 to be theman who don't
read ne pers that biows out the gus
when he goes to bed. Sabscribe for the
Reporter, and live lorger,
~The shower on Friday
Saturday was in excellent
corn and potatoes,
Monday, only on a smaller scale.
-——The same old song,
and Thursday : Rain, rain.
parts of the country and Earope its cy-
clones, floods and loss of lives.
— John F. Heckman one
township's staunch Democrats and ex«
cellent citizens announces his name in
this issue of the ReronTer as a candis
date for associate judge.
One of the lumber teams, while
hauli.g stones from the mountain, went
pelimell down over the bank, on Tness
day, the horses head over heels, and
strange to tell, came ont unharmed,
—Focht of the Lewisburg Batarday
News is calling for some one to liso
Gov, Lowry of Mississippi because he ia
Connty Republic
1 at Bellefonte
himself
an poming
nature's
©
ye
ire $
Ie Gary
road is tol
street
Car
y TI xr we
Sanobnry and Sortao
f mnte,
—1It go
night and
time for the
of Gregg
in the Sallivan-Kilrain fight.
does Fochty say to being the fellow that
will lasso the Governor?
—efRov. Father Fischer, of Philadel.
phia, son of Dr. Fischer, of Boalsburg,
waa in Bellefonte on Sunday and cele-
brated mass in the Catholic Church, Af-
ter the service the Rev, Father, who is a
bright and talented young priest, wect
to his father’s home in Boaisburg.—News,
—James K. Hosterman of Centre
Hill, is canvassing in Union county, for
Dr. Wolf's new work, “Lutherans in
America.” This isJim's first business
trip and with so good a work we trust
he will meet with success, Robt. Wolf,
of our town, is canvassing for the same
work.
ww Forty one bushels of wheat to the
acre can any of our Centre county fars
mers come pear that ? M, L. Greider,
owner of the Chicques Summit Farm, in
Lancaster county, is one of the competi-
tors for the $500 prize offered by Orange,
Judd & Co. for the best acre of wheat
raised in the United States. Mr, Greid-
er threshed his acre on Wednesday, and
the yield was forty one bushels,
—engurance agents met at Spring
Millis on last Tharsday to adjust the loss
on goods sustained by the Grenoble Store
Co. in the recent fire. It appeared at the
meeting that the actual amount of insar-
ance on stock was §12000 instead of
$5,000 as given by us last week, The
agents, however, were unwilliog to adjust
upon £12,000 alleging that that sam was
r above the actual value of the stock.
fter debating the matter it was agreed
to fix the value of the stock at $8,000,
An adjustment upon this basis wonld
make the pro rata of the Centre Hall
Company about $800 instead of $2,000,
We learn since the above was in type
that the agents of the insurance compan-
ies, who met last week to adjost the loss
of the Grenoble Btore Company at Bpring
Mills, have concluded not fo agree to the
amount fixed upon, $8,000, which iz a
cutting down from $12,000 insurance,
They may wish to insist on a still furthe
or cutting down, or possibly contest the
validity or the whole,
fir. 1
’
iangnagy
particular stress
3 in the
| Ass ny can be
mitted only tv a ¢0 wd jary. They
are not called op t meet it here,
| May it please the court, this case can go
to a jury—this case shail go toa jury us
ti vent
3
i. Mr. P
i favorite phrase in h
ping over
Frank W was
called. He got several
| fore he was of age,
| Phil McGinley
| fall: never drank at the
| wine there and drank it, got il
| Lie.
eale i!
Po wiry wien 3 Ad
2 "DY conviclion A
sembly, The testim #1 hs
yi
®
tea a’
fa}
i Was
3 acquitte
8 Epeect
i FprC
3
i Le
iliams
t drinks
there jast
(208
got gnor
bar
th * 301
ery strict in
selling liquor,
a
Cleary Applies fora New Trial
Ki and McCorm
| Char. eary, of Renovo, who was con
victed at the May
| county court of murdering Policeman
Paul, have just filed eight reasons
i support of their application
trial.
charging the jury on a number of legal
poin:s against their client; that the ev
idence as a whole was not sullicieut to
sustain a verdict of murder in the first
fis
degree, cne of the jurors perjured him.
i] 8,
ww
e
{
4
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i
| opinion of the case, whereas they claim
to have since learned that he had said
| that Cleary waa guilty and ought to hang.
| before Judge Mayer at Lock Hevea on
Saturday.
. ———
Fe tival,
The Sabbath Sclico! at Marray’s school
ge will hold a fistival us
house on Augost
hie
the school
a
3. The
| band will be present,
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¥ eal Briefs
— Extract of Vanilla, wholesale and
retail, at Muorray's.
weMr. Whiteman
pretty new house,
Miss Celia Parker, of Carlisle, is
visiting her friend, Miss Sarah Deining-
| er in this place.
is painting his
| cheaper and preeminently superior to
any other make.
~Mrs, Barefoot has been quite ill for
several days from an affection of the
throat, caused by a cold no doubt,
Simon lLoeb’s new clothing store,
for bargains in men and boys’ suits,
wee Mrs. William Emerick, widow, of
| this place, has been quite ill for some
| time, the trouble seeming 10 be in her
stomach.
—Simon Loeb’'s new clothing and
geats furnishing store, opposite the Con-
rad house, is the brsy place now, Bar-
gaing is what draws the people.
~John Ehman, a car inspector of
Tyrone, had both legs cutoff by being
ron over by a train of cars, on Monday.
He was about 40 years old and married.
J.C, Meyer, Esq., announces his
name for renomination for district attor-
ney in this issue of the Reronven. He
has served satisfactorily daring the pres-
ent term, and we see no objection to him.
ree Liowing beats the state for large
assortment of men and boy's clothing—
and he beats the world and all clothing
stores in it for low prices. There's
where you save from $3 to $8 on a suit of
«clothes,
—J, BR. Gost, M. D, will make a
short visit to Centre Hall next Wednes-
day, Aug. 7th and while there will be
prepared to refract or fit glasses for any
arties desiring same, Also at Bpring
Mills Tuesday Ang, Oth,
wwe A ghort time ago one of our hon
est, hardworking citizens, who needs
every dollar he earns, was notified that
he is held liable on a note of over $300
given on Bohemian oats account, several
years . When will the last victim of
the infamous swindle be learned of 7
wee All the New Woolens for the com-
ing season now being received, Liberal
discount for «arly orders duriug the dull
season. Our Fall stock will be the fins
est ever shown, Prices and ao goed fil
guaraniced, Moxraomenry & Co,
Tailors, Bellefonte.
escaped ioto the rocks and he did not
feel like giving chasa after it. He is
ahead on bigsnakes,
Two of our county commissioners are
trying their best to putin every day in
the year at §3 per day. From latest re
turns they are ahead of any other coms i
missioners we had yet,
-
An Honest Man at johnstown:
The general sitnation about town dar- |
{ing the past week hss considerably im-
| proved, and the only anxiety seem: to
| Pe runing the distribution of the res |
lief fand. Judge Commin is still ill at
{ Cresson. He was in town but a few hours |
| on Tuesday, but has not been there since |
i that time. Over $1000 was
i
i
i rad
| on Valoables by honest
| an
| Riceland Township,
different packages. When found thi
{ money was in a roll of carpet, which wus
{ unearthed from the debris,
resident «
H
.
Facts for all,
In spite of ail competition
Branch ¢
it yr actus! bargains in
clothing, for men and
trod
! an i Lins Kept
bonest
i
the Phi
othiong store, remains headgaar
era i
boys leawins in
need cheap clot
it at
Rept
SAIWHAVE 8 nd f
in Town.
Mr. Henry Wolf and
Prof. B @
r
{
Gf Urellvsbuarg
of wifi
Wilt
and wife
were vi
burg, and ck!
+
An
£
(aren
¥
1h as
AFA
shter Mrs
8h
Mra, §
ér of Aarons
f Inniat
Of JULIAIR COUN
7, are visiting at I), J, Meyers.
Col, Weaver, member the g
¢ ities, wes in town M
relative to Lhe «
gave a
ty
of
£,
* a meetin
and us ke of |
Mill
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A Sensible Judge.
thie unreasonable
& ne aspaper for a
: #
FY
who
Ar
men
year or two
or ‘not
sher
the jad
take
rafused’
publi
, and ge
pigintift fo the
yi 4
Fave
fa
do
f
8 13)
notice to «
. iit
liscontinue was
that aot
He must pay first,
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New Music.
piece to the famous and popular "Kobin's
Return,” with ti ion that this
| new piece is still more pleasing than his
“Robin's Return.” Mailed on receipt of
S0cts. in 2 ot, postage stamps, Ign. Fis
cher, publisher, Toledo, Ohio,
€X0eM
--——
Death of Dr. Fisher.
' Dr. C. P. W, Fisher, of Boalsburg,
| 4d on Wednesday from second attack
{ of a stroke of apoplexy,
» stroke some years ago, which pat.
paralized him. He was a wells
| known physician, and a son of Rev.
P. 8 Fisher.
Ee.
}
i STAR SPRING WATER.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for s:le in
bottie® and by the glass by ail druggists,
A
try it.
{ Tuesday morning,
1
| —lamberman Huyett and D.
| Meyer have bought Mra. Mary Moyer's
lnmber tract, 100 acres, at Coburn sas
| tion.
{gorge Dale, of Lemont
town on Monday and gave us a hand.
shake, Heis a member of the picnic
| committee,
~—Rev. Fischer has had the parson
| age improved by cutting away the old
lecust ireesand baving a new yard fence
| in front of the house.
| Wm. Gettig, of near Tasseyville,
{ died on Tuesday morning. Mr. Getlig
had been ailing for several months, one
j of his troubles was dropsy. He was a
good citizen.
i
In spite of all competition Lewins
| contir ues to take the lead in ready made
clothing, low prices as well as quality of
grods, He getsahead of all, sells more
Sonn all, pleases all, and fits and suits
all
i
| wb], W. Foster & Co., a reliable firm
i of Geneva, N, Y., want salesmen, Ex
| perience not required. Read their ade
| vertisemen! headed “ Wanted, Reliable,
i Energetic Men.”
| =—The Georges Valley Lutheran
Sabbath School will hold & picnic in
George Gentzal's grove, on Satarday 3rd
of August, Boveral echools are invited,
and a good time is expected. Huckster-
ing wiil not be aliowed.
By Orosn ov CoMMITTER.
we Robert MecFarlage's hardware
store in Bellefonte is headquarters for
the celebrated Link Fence Wire. Have
ing bought a car 'oad before the recent
advance in price, be is ab'e to sell at very
low rates, The link wire has stood the
test of several years in our county and
has proven first class in all respecte, It
is 80 easy to handle and put up and
weighs a little less to the rod than any
other, Write for prices,
wCaptain Amos Mullen, former]
on of Company B. 5th Regiment, N,
G. FP, of Bellefonte, was during the re.
cent encampment at Bedford Le ert
was in
|
elected lieutenant colonel of the .
ment, in place of Colenel Harry Hale,
deceased. First Lieutepant Reber was
romoted to the captainey of Compaoy
3. and W, F. Reeder, the law partner of
General Hastings, was elected first lisuy
tenant of the same company,
MILL NOTICHy
The Centre Hall mill is n®% ready to
take in custom work and exchange flour
and bran grists, and will constantly keep
on hand Cream and Calla Lily flour for
sale at wholesale and retajl.
For chopping the mill will be ready
about July 24. Corn chopped in the ear
or otherwise, and all kinds of feed mann-
factured, Arrangements have been made
for grinding rye flour and granulated
and other fine grades of corn meal,
Wheat and all kinds of grain wanted
and highest prices paid for same,
Coal, hard, soft and Woodland, will be
constantly on hand.
TERMS CASH,
The business of the mill will
upon the cash principle, 1
recent heavy loss by fire obliges
and to drop the credit sysbem in order to
keep the mill in successful operation
our friends will see the force of this, and
0
be done
Bees 4
ECAURG OLY
ua to it
Because
the cash system 18 the only sound busi-
3. Because we
are re-
stock kept on
hand,
We will be pleased to see our old ens
oe
tomers at the old stand and wany new
Ones.
Kunrrz & Sox.
i a
Personals,
H
in
visited her old
k.
rier
ial we
Mrs, Aaron
ome in Hartlet
Wm. L. Kartz, wife and
i igited here
sturn Lo Somersel
by Mm Rev.
the five
Ri
ast
on Friday,
Fischer
and
gave the RBerontes a
Ti
Jno. F. Heckman
tum a call
Dr. Wi
only KITE « ire f Ww Bind, B
hing Piles ever discovered.
d chronic «
eeding or
It never
{
HBE88 Of ong
»
cures o
Maysville, Ky. sa
s Indian Pile
ware of suffering
. 0
found by experience ti
Indian Chnlmen
immediate and permanent relief.”
We have husdreds of such testimoni
| als. Do pot suffer an instant longer, Sold
by drogyists at 50¢ & §1 per box, aplly
-
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1
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in
lo”
-=There is no beller extract of Vas
| nilla than Murray's,
F. Riley, « of Boslsburg's
| Democratic war horses, favored the He.
i porter with a cai LUIS morning.
What the Philad, Branch d
{ have in the line of
ene I,
ne
es not
ready-made clot} .
not worth having. The spring stock
wow on the counters is immense and
ws ahiesd of anything you exer saw,
~wins is Kiog for low prices.
ow
ii
lke Harpster and James
retarned last week from the N. G. P. en~
{ campment badly broken up. lke was in
| the hospital several days from sickness
{ and also got at the basiness end of » gun
while gallantly defending Lb
{in a sham fight and received
of powder in the face.
Gregg
i$ country
ne charge
'
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1
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— William HH. Hounz, forme
{| Lewistown, who Jeft abont two years sg0
| very suddenly, and
ted for forgery, was arrested while in his
i room io a botel io Dabuque, lowa, Sat.
| urday. A requisition was received trom
| Governor Beaver by District Attorney
| Porter, Monday and that ao. ght at 12:4
| Sheriff Ryan started west to bring the
prisoner to Lewistown His forgeries are
{| reported to amount to $20,000,
Koribmer's Magazine for August is a very
| complete number. The
¥ ©
nyson's First Flight.”
will not be only interested but
{ &d by James Dwight's ariicle on
in Lawn Tennis” A willy and not
| Parsons Lathrop,
| closed today, having completed its lab-
ors. According to the bureau's registry
and canvass the number of living people
in Johnstown and immediate vicinity,
| or otherwise accounted for, is 22880
{ This leaves, puiting the population at
{ a little over 20.000, as fized by Clark's
| directory, 6,111 people unaccounted for,
Mr. French thinks that these figures are
within a few bhundred-—not over four
hundred of being correct. These figures
also inclade persons absent from the ci'y
yisitiogiwho are included inthe 22589
given as the present population, From
these figures it would appear that the to
tal loss of life in the great flood was
about 6,000, Of this number, according to
the burean’s statistics, about 2000 have
been recovered.
There are some men who never
i grow old and who never loge their influ
ence with the young, remarks an ex«
change. There are others who become
veritable bores before their hair grows
| gray, and who are regarded by the pres.
| ent generation as fossils of an extinot
age, whose room is always preferable to
their company. These are the people who
are continually dwelling upon the de
parted glories of the pest and the sad de.
cadence of the present. To hear their
lamentations one would think that a
few years ago the world was enjoying its
golden age, while the present is a dreary
enough time and the heavens black
with storm clouds ominous of disaster.
Thus they become unpleasant compan-
ions, persons to be dreaded and avoided,
The wise man keeps his heart young.
He recalls the past, but he does it in
solitude, nor does he fail to recognize
the privileges and blessings of the pres.
ent. Such an one need never want for
friends,
- sh MPL
Musical College ~The 36th sess ion of
six weeks, opens Monday evening, July
20, for the teaching of young ladies in
vocal and instramental music. Address,
. CO. Moyxn,
Ojunbt Director, Freeburgh, Pa,
i NIN A AION 5 50
“Robin's Farewell,” Caprice for Piano
by Fischer. Brilliant, not difficult, and
easy to commit to memory. A capital
i Tat Fp, it
m
cents in 2-et,
asic dealer, or
y Toledo, O.
i
..
Woy
They were
variety
selected
of new
HOH BONS
Ail-
Prints, and
are selling rapidly,
other goods,
Come 2nd
CITC
ower than
ing, Overeoals, (FOHRa
k for themselves
Cash nue
Mad (
and w
w%
we g
in
oy
offering
of Re
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Jurors for
Term
of August
GRAN]
W.H No bring
Jospe Blowart Be
William Jacobs, Buow She
a
ALR OF
Al the Bpaing
ing deseribed
by land of
Kray
wad
on
A of Corson
i of George
lands of B "
lands of Rey
Innds of Daniel Kr»
las yf Juanes H. Kunkle
be the same more or loss
Also the «
bounded o
of Bpring Milis :
bi t by land of Pe
§ of ah AURE, be the
Also the
on the nord
Ripka. et al: on
John MeCool, ot al,
ooh Brean, John Meyers
lands of Samuel Harter
be the same more or les
TRACT NO
wlivided ones hall of tract bounded
on the north by land of M. 11. Guise; on the east
by lands of Daniel Kennelly, ot al; on the south
by lands ot J ww G. Evan: and John Coldnom
and on Lhe west by “Egg Hill" timber lands, con
taining 990 ACRES, be the same more or less
Terms of Sale: ~i of the purchase money to wo
paid in cash. ’4 in one year, and the balance in
two years, with interest, the deforred payments to
be secured by bond and mortgage on the premi
wos, or jndgment notes. If deemed 10 the best ine
terests of Lhe estate, any of the premises may be
sold in smaller pieces. 1a such case return to be
socompanied by dmifs,
Also at same me and place, the timber on 20
ACRES of land, more or loss, on farm lying north
of Penn Hall, Terms on same, cash or its equiva
lent on confirmation of sale,
BAMUEL J. HERRING,
Assignee of Dante! Bartges.
undivided oned
Be
of tract
10rawik
lands of 1
#1 by
dl
nnd
wost
ACRES,
and «
contain.gag
the
196
Also the uy
NO MAN NEED BE IDLE.
The subscription books published by
Faulkner & en of Philadelphia, have
proved exceptionally popular and profit.
able for agents. An announcement by
them of a new work, invariably brings a
great number of applications for terri.
tory from agents who are eager for op-
portunities to make “big money."—Frank
ie’s Illustrated Newspaper.
iliac
When Baby was slek, we gave hor Osstorte,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
yan he Docu Mok Si hank to Chait,
#hoAad Chiddron, sbe gave thas Castorin,
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AGENTS
ENTIRELY
WANTED |
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KrEING M1
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and from all trains
prop
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NEWS BREVITIES.
Wilkie Collins is out of danger
The premium on gold at Buoonos
Ayres has advanced to 73 per cent.
Typhoid fever prevails to an alarming
extent throughout the walley of the
Schuylkill.
The proposition to have the North
Dakota Reith consist of one house
will probably fail.
ExS8peaker Carlisle was given a re
ception at the American legation, City
of Mexico.
Gen. Emmons Clark of New York,
declines the appointment of cofisul gen-
eral at Havre, :
The Parnell inquiry has adjourned till
Oct. 24.
The young son of Marshall H. Twitch.
ell, United States consul at Kingston,
Ont, has been arrested for burglary.
A cablegram from Minister Dinsmore
wots at rest the story that Mrs. Herson,
an American missionery, has been sen
tenoced to death in Corea,
The summer meeting of the Saratoga
ing association i with a large
oe ne and Hanover
were winners,
vl mat wap ht A nibs Wheeling, w.
8, Ww alte to wreck a train
loaded with Roth on he
and Elm grove milroad,
George Brydges Roduay, of New Cas-
tle, Del., has been appointed a cadet at