—— ——— Eprror and Pror’r when sithiget paid in ad | nee. Those in arrears fo previous | rms, $2 per year, Advertisements 20 cents per liné for 3 inser Centre Harv, Pa, Tuurs, May 1, Practice. In order The Season for Hihe HARRISBU Itt April 28 soon to be 159 » adjutant gen- eral’s departiu rmblished the circular of Col fat general in- spector of rifl The current will open Mav 1 of pris toe, ’ COMPanies .. wil} 1] De il season for rifle practice and Nov The fixed amg ion fo which lelivere making 2000 1 SOO rong is under tice 1 close pximum tare wi Ins] wh IMnK cartri ares CHESS, it that the prac om time to time during the season as frequently as the ammumtion allowed him may admit of. and xcepting special soldier ma A Female Defaunlter, Pa April = A dx ided a: ation was cansed here when if PITTSTON SOT be- came known rup. well kn ing and Lackawanna vid in the women's departinent Knizhts of Labor, had 1 with her 8 11 assembly, she wi that s! IOVS as - fF +h y Of § No. 664 + rst ns } 1080s nas WASHINGT current features Senator Qua romor that | chairmal committ from the mem bx close tot that th stich would 1 Miners Want Increased Pay ference sides see sara Althea Shows Her Temper Faris: { \ “ 4 Te IT the The Allegheny Valley Sait Prrrsst ; A 1 of th | handed the Bond KR bond ler and direct onurt refused to ore the 1 1 and dism i the Sebit of the motion petition White Mra, Janes J. Stanley + Mya, Gar White Mrs. Garfield at the WasHinaToN, April A. Garfield and Mr. an Brown. the latter of w field's dang House Saturd the death Were Tecery dent and Mrs House, 184 Hari Collieries to shat Down, Manaxoy Praxe, Pa, April 20 Mountain colliery. at Buck Moun and Middle Lehigl ihery, Boston, will pend for an indefinite peri are operated by the Middl company. Four htdndred thrown ont of employment 2 Rioter Convicted, Wikespanne, Pa, April 28 <Martin Wilkes, the Polander cansed 20 many riots over the possession of the Polish church in Plymouth last winter, has been of aggra- vated assault and battery on Constable Melvin, There are cight other indict ments against the prisoner, HOtorio who convicted No Strike at Buffalo, Borrato, April 28.—At a meeting of the Central Labor taon Delegate Wade, of the organization committee, denied that the Buffalo car- nters were guing on strike on May 1. eir contracts, he sald, continue until June 1 at nine hours and they wish continue their contracts, A Politicians Fatal Fall, Greesssuro, Pa, April 28.-J. B McAfee, ex-deputy secretary of the weommonwealth and a well known editor and politician, is dying at his home here, He fell upon the pavement and his thigh bone was broken, His physicians have given up hope of his recovery. regular wo —- - o— ALL EYES ON AUBURN Watching for the First Experi- ment in Electrocution. THE DOOMED MAN MAKES HIS WILL His His in hese Up Disnoses of “Pigs Death The Man Wyo Wife with an Bible, Clover"—The Chopped Ax Testament and Chair of scribed, AUBURN, N. Y., April 29. ~The prison at Auburn, wher Kemmler been waiting mi ht on for his death by elect 1816, and the town § like the homes of wince Ini great manor honse a castle than an mounted by continental and as vain on an iron safe, 3 typical today of the in their apathetic interest in what 1m on inside the ste \ 1 i has stood and Ke il paint a 1 he copper soldi Auburn ght yr » wit people ol be going ie Ww which he half a century The Whole W orld prison $ ir pt 8 Watches, nt about their concernedly as 1 whole count the sea wert bid, hun Bik that it wi 1 i Thursday morning Eight Hours at Montreal, MosTREAL, ri 28 A gigantic labor demonsty n took place here in favor of the eight honr movement, Be tween 3.000 and 4.000 representatives of the several labor organizations asseinble in Chaboillez Muar and were address: by their leaders. They were advised to combine to combat capital, which was daily driving workingmen to starvation Resolutions in of eight hours were passed. A strong po- lice force maintained order, i 0 the favor shot While They Slept, Gavesvinie, Tex, April 28.—John 1. Morris. of Fannin connty, while trav eling y Deer connty, killed his two companions, W. E. Roberts and John Me while all were in camp. The shots were fired from a six shooter, both parties being shot from behind as they slept, Morris Imried the bodies in a gand bank and tried to make his escape ont of conmty, tnt was arrested shortly he had concealed the bodies WH the after A Tattooed Burglar Killed, Omanas, April 28 ~George Woods, a farm hand, was found dead under the cash drawer in Roscow Bros!’ general merchandise store, at Auburn. The store hid been troubled by burglars fre- quently, so a gun was attached to the drawer by wire. This was discharged into the body of Woods, The dead man's arts were liberally tattooed, and among other things bore the picture of a woman's face and the words, ‘In memory of mother.” 4 Town Destroyed, Oswroo, N, ¥., April 28. A fire at the village of Sandy Frock, this county, destroyed the best part of the business srtion of the town, including the ulkley Opera house, the Sandy Creek hotel and several stores, Did Not Catch Jackson, New York, April 28--The printer arrested at Pittsfield, Mass, on sos yicion of bx ue the murderer of Mamie arphy, in New York, is not the man wanted. : suas i AAAI oe ——————————" PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS, fhe Farmers Alliance Takes steps | to Organize the State, i Harrisnons, April 29,--*We number | nearly 8,000,000 farmers,” said Col. L. i L. Polk, president of the National Far- | mers’ Alliance, came here with | Maj. ( of Louisiana, from Washington to consult with Penn svivania farmers and others relative to i the growth of the alliance in this state, | Those present learn «d that the alliance had made considerable progress in Penn- | svivanin, with fic in five or | nties, 1 ions coming in from | others. and letters of ingniry from every i direction. At a private meeting held in this city | Hon. C. D. Eldred Lycoming connty, | was the president (the gentleman who | prepared the first Pennsylvania st grange constitution [sane vice pri of Ad “who A) OrgZaniz 1 SIX Cou ite Grarretson, the state 1K ams county retary, Rev, W red Kellojg, oe SNC sti hiects Amnon AR "GrINers The Trial of Rev. Frit ncket Shop A Bursted Hees) Be Paid Twice a The Ellwood Railroad Company. HARRISBURG I Was grants the Eilwo Mny : J runiis Lawrence count of Sewickley tion Both mal in WAY compan Ti princi at Beaver § SIN) IRR) 1 l he A Pennsylvanian on WasisoTOR, April 2 i as x semi-ofticially annoul tl tative Mutchler will be app succeed Mr. Randall on the tion committee, This is but «i tice tc Pennsylvania, which left without representation on the mittee, Mr. Mutchler has been by all of his colleagues, by Mir dall's friends, and by many Dem members from other states. Private Hearing of Witnesses, Weer Curerien, April 20.— District Attorney Baldwin had a private hearing of the witnesses for the commonwealth against John Trenwith. A number of witnesses were heard, but whether any new points were secured is not known. The » ariug took place at the prison, and pains were taken to keep it as quiet as posible, He Wanted a Helpmeeot, Wirkesparig, Pa., April 20.—McDon- ald Shoemaker, has just married a poor girl after breaking an engagement with an heiress He is wealthy, but afraid of reverses, and wants a wife who will be of assistance in poverty, The family is an aristocratic one, and the protests pgainet the match are very vigorous, A Very Bad Stomach Ache, Lexisaros, Mo., April 28 Patrick Brannan cut his wrist three times with a razor un the streets while carryin his baby. He explained that he had been driven almost crazy by stomach acho and preferred to die rather than suffer the pain. John J. O'Brivd Dead. New Yomi, April 8. — John J, O'Brien; the noted Republican leader in the Eighth aseombly district, died terday ut Coney Island, where he been ill for seine Lime past, N E can Ing season. ofiers latest and newest things that {he men’ 8 wear 18 only necessary for vou lo give us a stock; take make, fit and prices info many customers, We do not offer you goods al cost i ly as it was given lo us. § affords for inspect our and We ask you a possible the balance. all satisfied, will do i PP at Ee Ory J, HLORVIS, C. M. BOWER, EL. ZY RVIS, BOWER & ORVIS, ATTORNER S-AT-LAW, BELLEFONTE, PA Office opposite the Court House, on 241 ” F. FORTNE}, . Attorney si Office in old Conard building, fonte. Vora 4 is Belle- LEMANT DALE, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, 3ellefonte, Pa. Office N. W. corner Diamond, doors from first national bank, two janB7 HEWES ATTTO} BELLEFONTI Special attent to ¢ the courts: Consultation lu Germs (YR-AT- LAW NTRE OO, | ot OHN KLINE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, second floor building north of Court House, { BELLEFORTE, PA Forst’'e new Can 0 i ted HOURE BEL! EMANUEL BROWN travel JOUNT AIN EVORTR Pr ‘ The ' ng respect for at moderate (sive it ; Z8june tf NEV BROCK ERHO} i BROCKERHOFF HOUSE ALLGEHENY AT Bampie« Rooms on | pe Free Buss to and 1 all trai Special rates 10 wilness«s and BYLLEVO fron rE UTOTH B BRANDON Py no Cr. RTEW GAEMA HOUSE A opposite the Court House, IPRING MILLS HOTEL. : Spring Mi D H. Rohl, proprietor and fr m all trains CIA BERAK Lorner 5 ORD & ZERFIN LE Samp ie Bos to ai 44 Wl Good Free CEXTRI Rooetve Do COUN1 ¥ BANKIN isOvernE en UGERT Cashier [VIN HOUSE LOCK HA EX. PA EB. WOODS CALOWELL, Proprietor Terms reasonable. wood sample re on first fioor. me ELMO HOTEL, a Ne. 317 & 319 Arch Street. Philadel; Reduced rates 1 S200 (er day T Lm ' pubic wil £rd at tt vei Lt me jiber won for It loeated i imme busines: an pisces of {ifferent ratirend depots Bs mris of the Silly. are spills cesibe Cure consing 5 BES ne 11 1 if . ' prox the 1s i ite BIR ' i s pa » nd gen Biberiny Ei oop miTOnRge respectiy IOS MM FEKUKR Pe HE PENNSYLVANIA BTATE COLLEG LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEATTI FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE ALLEGHENY REGION; UNDENOMINA TIONAL: OPEN TO BOTH SEXES TUITION FREE: BOARD AND OTHER EXPENSES VERY LOW, LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY. AGRICULTURE ( Three Courece) and AGRA CULTURAL CHEMISTRY; with constant lustrations ou the Yarm and in Lhe Labor 1 . POTAXY and HORTICULTURE. theorett. cal and tical. Stodents taught original stndy with the microscope CHEMISTRY. with an unusually fall and thoron in the Laboratory. CIVIL ENGINEERING: very extensive Scld tice with best modern instruments, 1ISTORY; Ancient and Modern, with origi nal Jestigution LADIES JURKE IN UTERATDRE and SCIENCE; Two yeas Ample facilities for Muzic, vooal and inarumentsl LANGUAGE and LITERATURE Lan (optional.) French, German ane English (re. quired.) one or more continued through the entire course MATREMATIOS and ASTRONOMY; pure ®! . M NIC ARTE: combining shop work with study, thres yours’ course; New build. EA ENGINEERING; theoreti. onl and . PE MORAL POLITICAL SCI. B= ; Constitutions w and History, MILITAR PRCIENCE: instruction theorcti- cal and practical, including each arm of the PHVSION: Mechanion, Somd, Light, Hes: emits Labor act course dw ith exe i" A Y EPA RTIOENT, Two CN gmded and thorough. term yr bor 12, 188%: Winter or Ain other in Sem, Aptil 4, 1886 W. ATHERTO i. addres
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