SCOTCH-IRISH CONGRESS,
One Thousand Delegates Attend the
Pittsburg Convention,
ira, May 29, —The gecond great
f America opened
with prob
and visitors from all
and Canada,
irish congress of
chanical hall,
1,000 deleg
this city.
ales
the United States
11 o'clock when Robert Bonner,
FX ork, of
d the congress to order,
11 filled,
ed was iE.
the associa-
The
and
president
orium was then w
present
Among the de
includi
legates were many well
ng Robert Bonner,
«Ager; Joseph F.
Ala: E. C. Mc
Alexander Mont-
Rev. Dr. John
T. T. Wright,
the Scotch-Irish
Ameri i: Professor A, L.
nstown, Mas Ro bert
Washington ww, Dr.
Intosh, « f Philad fey Pro-
of P rinceton;
. Robinson, of Brooklyn;
A. White, of Lexington,
Dr. D. C. Kelley, Ten-
N. Hays, D.
Crouley was
address ex-
to the mem-
Beaver
28 of welcome on
Pennsylvania,
briefly by
President Bo r. Rev. *. John 8,
MacIntosh ] Presbyterian
church, ong
ake Iress A
man.”
Last night's
music by the band
vocalis t Pr
who fills the 1
litical econon
made an ri ws! addr
Scotch-Irish in New Engl
Perry was | How
Kelly, of 1
Sam
wn people
Cisco:
York: Col.
y founder of
MacLoskie,
of
* by Rev, L
Mayor H. L
in a brief
welcome
(rovernor
session was opened by
local
Perry,
aud po
college,
‘The
various
fessor
historic
fessor
D.C
ron.
THE READING CONDUCTOE
»
(a
Wants Them to
the Brothe rhood.
The
Company
sign om
heson,
i Ntates t. re-
the writ of habeas corpus
harles Sily rman, the
man who CO.
at Leechburg, Pa.
. ander the Brooks I: aw,
| as the representative of an Ohio
Wery.
At
Con
without Hcense
br
Allentown Wants Lancaster's Place.
ALLENTOWN, Pa., June 2.—The mat-
ter of organizing a team here to take
the place of the defunct Lancaster club
is now held ander conside ration by the
base ball enthusiasts. Allentown pro-
poses to put a team in the Interstate
{ cague provided the inducements of the
Lehigh County Agricultural society
should be reasonable.
Anniversary of the Pood,
Jouxsrows, Pa, June 2 Services
were held in the cemetery and in some
of the churches here in commemoration
of the anniversary of the flood. A party
of Pittsburg newspaper men came here
on a special train and spent the greater
part of the day looking about the city,
Work for 400 ‘Miners.
ASMLAND, Pa., June 2.—The situation
at the Bast mine is unchanged. The ex-
tent of the fire in the working is still
unknown. The Reading Monitor col-
liery opened today after five months
idleness; 400 persons will ‘be employed.
A FARMERS LEAGUE,
Eleven Pennsylvania
Counties Organize,
GREENSBURG, Pa., May 81.
eleven
“
-Repre-
counties
ranization to be known as
League, the ol
protect the farmers
jobbers in legis
in all mat-
The
members of
forming an ox
Farmers’
which
political
seek
State jects
Hnre wo
lation
to
repr niation
interest
ters thing their
1H In
partis itle ra
tou
league wi
both
of the New
100, was
ingly of
stiutes
from each
periiag
low :
Presid .
croetary, J.
vice Din
Nang o,
Crawford
CONRISTS
ro i}
tude an of
i inzer
HICK As
col ene
in
press
Pierce,
OCT
mrag
other
Dairy
LWO 1
eleven od
were
dhoes, of indiana:
f Washington;
+ der, Ve-
Haz of
committes
Washing.
Mi
of
i,
Hitive
$3100,
s, at which
roll of mem-
wed, The
11 ar of the state will
o lend aid to the far-
of the cause of the league.
their
the rance
A Miraculous Escape,
PorrsviLLe
in named £ nu
iraculons escape from death at
ir this city. The shaft
Lmere temporary
June young
most
the
Ii
In
bottom
bucket
How
crushed to
i gotten ont
nd apparently lifeless
«1 his speech
} OVETrY Was
were broken, al-
likely that the man
the internal injuries
taken to the Miners’
the
wn
abvss,
Imtheran
Pa
Ministerinm,
June 3.—The ses-
erium was
church
much in-
» proceed.
s adopted
EHEM
nist
with
reed lanslk aug hter,
RA hard
nited
ap-
ey and
Tin
kesharre
ter for
1 in th L468
wath, on
At the
itv
had been
nander
ne law
HR as
t Duel,
¥NEY, Pa., Mav 3
between |
Ere
talians ont
A Stree
Dar
tHlans ammg
Riree?
shoot any one in-
Polic eman Me-
rdering him to
replied by fir
+ officer returned
re exchanged on
liv fa ling, shot
™m 8 coat
, but he
a wife and
He 1a in Anstria.
Stiple Swick,
"nited States
June 23,
ntentions before
une county to be-
ITs citizen, A few
» went back to Anstria to
Hp belonging to him there and
to bring his family to this country. He
wrote to : ‘ourts Thomas
that he Anstrian
frontier Tr! e record of his
na forwarded
‘ f Blaine. The re.
quest was at once complied with,
American
N, Pa ‘
1; came to the 1
Europe
he «
onrts
an Austrian;
from
| NN
the
1883
ihe
i
Come a
{f the (
the
be
A Fatal Atusnsemsent.
ArLrextTowxs, Pa., May 29. —John Me-
Knight, helper at one of the furnaces at
"ullerton, went there ahead of time,
an 4 while waiting for the puddlers
amused himself by les aping on a car and
im axing the brake The car started
suddenly down a gra de McKnight tell
on the track, and one leg and his skull
were crushed flat. Death was instan-
taneous,
A Wire Beater's Buicide,
WiLkespanue, Pa, May 81. James
Shanghnessy, aged 25 years, who has
been in jail since January last for abus-
ing his wife, 1 was released a few days
ago. Yester v he went to his home
and was refa ol admittance, He stepped
out on the sidewalk, drew a revolver,
and shot himself in the abdomen. He
will die,
Abandoned Her Babes.
Ewe, Pa, June 2.--The bodies of two
babes which had been born alive were
found in a grass plot on the outskirts of
the city by the authorities and circum.
stances led to the arrest of Mrs. William
Abel, a young Cerman woman. The
evidence is so © trong against her that
she has been held for a hearing. The
woman is good looking and has always
borne a good reputation.
———e
The Mine Fall of Gas,
Witkesparne, Pa., June 2.—The fire
bosses at the Stanton mine, operated by
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal coms
pany reported the mines fall of hu. an
to be unsafe, Work was ordere
pended for the present.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The Democratic legislature of Rhode Island
organized and elected John W. Davi
ernor.
Walter E. Rex resigned as president of the
Merchants’ Trust company, of VP hiladelphia,
He was a director of the suspended American
Life Insurance company.
Philadelphia publishers
school book trust,
Thomas J. Bunn, postmaster of Blooming.
ton, Ill, under Johnson and Cleveland, was
knocked down by a bleyele and probably fa
tally injured.
The Rhode Island legislature in grand com-
mittee elected Elisha W. Buecklin of Paw .
tucket, Democrat, state auditor over William
C, Townsend of Newport and Byron A. An-
drews of Smithfield, Republicans, by a vote of
57 to 88,
Mark Stanfield, proprietor of the
hotel, New York. and known
men throughout the country, is dead.
Herr Nessler. the
dead.
The annual
Dunkards, at
5 ROVs
will the
OJ posa
Victoria
wall to hotel
German composer, is
old
losed
of the order of
Wabash, Ind. « with a
soup service and the ceremony washing
fect. The order decided that members »
not deal in patent rights
William Astor will build an immense hotel
at the corner of Thirty -third nd Fifth
avenue, New York stories,
sumptuously fitted up, over
$2,000,000, George CO.
will manage it.
The
have closed all the gamb
}
meeting
of
hould
cont
214+
Boldt,
authorities of Geneva, Switzerland,
}
ing hous
Bevere earthq books are reported from
Indiana,
Benjamin Hawkins was hanged
at Washington for the rder
The bill to
ways to
roads passed
nakes
mu
allow railroads
Meig
Ma
use the
the
engrossed,
Count Tolstol, §
nounced dangerously ill
Bellini,
Vienna, shot hi
business do HIM
The Keh
were bur:
direct
edd at Bt
The steamer Pa
tween Chinese po
Twenty-two
missing.
persons who
Sylvester Gray, of
suicide by hb
months ago, |
this caused }
Seven school
dog at St. Joseph, 111,
minutes later
was applied to
and it adhered in each
The
pressed
which t}
Ki mber cane, Jt
investigation into tl
Michael Donlon was
sleeping in at
The
mond
railroad track
posed they jumped ¢
the wheels,
C. Red nd,
Bhobomish, Ws
in the top of a tr
ground.
Albert Wyman, 14 years
being run over by a hand
Junct Wia. Fred Kroll
Herman LP
utinski ser
iUSg Ee £ :
anging. He was married
children were
in cor
each of
Cane,
Dominion
dissatisf
government
tion the
conducted hi
Lad at
aroner
the ge Dugas has opened an
a saloon Amsterda
of two
bodies brothers
were foun
Laon,
&
O'Brien’
DATTOW 80a Des,
Frank
smothered by a fire
Philadelphia Man
caped with difficulty
$55,000,
A waterspout
Fayetteville,
Magolstaff,
ves were
The brea)
hi, result
near
ed 11
juare in
known
Loss, $50.00
The French government is prepar
to limit the }
It is stated in
ley will go to AL Wr
proposcs to ire in
cities of th
President Harrison vi
congress at Pitts} i
The Bavarian pe
Lutz, bas resigned his of
hiealtl
BOUrs o
most
sited States
sited
ite
The Brit
for Rio Gra
Crew was saved.
Mra, A. Morrow atiem pled af
with Kerosene, in Denver, Col. The can ex-
ploded, and the woman and her two children
were burned to death.
The wife of Christian Li ita
mer of Stanford, IL. poison
effects. She was despondent
The two sons of Charles Johnson were
killed by lightuing three miles south of Chil.
licothe, O,
Anfirew Dressel, a 13-year-old
and mortally wounded in Chicago by a play-
mate while quarreling over a game of ball.
Four members of a family of seven were fa-
tally poisoned by eating wild parsnips at Lake
George, Unt. .
THE MARKETS.
Prices on the Stoc x, Produce and
Petroleum Exchanges.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The market was
quiet. Pennsylvania declined. Lehigh Val-
ley and Lehigh Navigation were steady,
Reading was strong, but during the afternoon
it declined. The general mortgage és and the
preference income bonds were strong feat.
ures. The Huntingdon and Broad Top stocks
were firm.
Following were the closing bids:
Lehigh Valley 5 Reading g. m., 4a. 8434
N. Pac. com Wii Reading Ist pf. 5s Tig
N. Pac. pf Es Reading 2d pf. 5s OF
Pennsylvania... 534 Heading 3d pf. 5s 46
Reading Ze H.& B.T. com... 23%
Lehigh Nav. 52 H.& BT. pt 48
St. Paul lg W. NY. &P 144
New York Produc © Market,
New Yong, June 2.-State and western
flour dull, weak: low extras, $2.50@3; city mills,
$LE@A So; city mills patents, $5605.50,
Wheat-No. 2 red more active: barelf
steady at @lc. advance: June, MILB.
July, August, Mig@AMIgo.; Sep.
tember, MER. Decomber, M@Migo.; May,
1801, $1.00
Barley- « Canadian, 0007240.
Corn No. 2 dull, steady; No. 2, 403§@40%0.;
steamer mixed,
Oats—No. 2 quiet, weaker; state, BDO;
western,
Beof -8trong: plate, §1.7008 extra moss,
SGT 50.
Pork Steady, quiet; mn 18.756
14.25; extra prime, $11. oh. 3
Lard--Quiot, easy; steam rendered, $5.90
Egge-Strong, fair demand; state and Penn-
sylvania, 18150: western, Maange.
southwestern, 144@i5c.; Canadian, 1540
The Oil Market,
Prrtaneremia, June 2-00 opened at
Wag. ,| Wide: ahd closud at iio,
June 2. Market opened at
+ touched Wc. and then sagged down
2 We. at noon.
fire
eferiutz. a rich far.
with fatal
from {IChealth
took
boy, was shot
foe
new
|
JOux
bui
| 1
ORY RG
_ ~ BEG URED
vwarand Dollars, but §
0 iy shots 10 Day Ine
| Ii
leather soft
RE
Pik-Ron, which
CL a NEw FunMiTuURe
ARE AND CHINAWARE
TiIMWAREK
5% OLD BASKETS
"AND
WrAiw Varnish
at the
same
time,
Grain
I YO
CII K-
RANE, TAL One
sr
AL YAR SOE, Ol N
WQLFF * WANDOLFH, Philadelphia,
a. |
IN KLINE
ATTOR) (EY-AT LAW,
second floor
north of Court House,
in English or German.
BELLEFONTE. PA
o Furst's new
Can be
7 0'yS4
lding
Attorney-at-Law,
D. Keller,
~
By
ul
HENRY ROSSMAN,
EMBA LMER-
TusseyviLLE, Pa.
snares mall J es iss
le keeps in stock a full line
of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds,
Burial Robes, etc., etc.
e1«
LE —
a very fine Hearse.
ianly
H.ORVIS, C. M. BOWER, E L. ORVIS
ATTORNEYRB-AT-LAW,
; BELLEFONTE, PA
Office opposite the Court House, on 2d
janBb
F. FORTNEY},
Attorn
ey-ui- Law,
Office | in old Conard building, Belle-
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Bellefonte, Pa.
corner Diamond, two
national bank, janB7
Office N. W,
C. FP. Hewes
ATTTORRNEYB-AT-LAW,
BELLEFONTE CENTRE CO., FENN A.
wocial stention to collections pract
¢ courts Cor suilation in German and Er wl ih
MOTTO: QUICK SALES
ANI ) SMALL PROFIT,
La
r pul pf r them at
the prices I off
- Tr PE SI ¥ , 42s
ft « 8. PHT yar 0 is is; none bet
~~ po]
So a tn
7 AP
wee. | xl 80s vary : fin
#
wa
adie
h 1 must sell
3 i ws
Children’s,
{o reduce my
Boots and Shoes,
al cost mn order
d 80 keep o hand a | line of
ler. Remember
riguryr tye ped §
grorimend of
sud Boy's
Come al once
Shoes,
y stock, Jor bargains on
TINY anc
{)
COBURN, PA.
Summer |
oO
0
ahd are open for inspection.
ty of novelties in
SPRING : AND
in Dress Goods, Ginghams, etc,
cision to supply the wants and
quality and lowness of price.
It comprises a great varie
STYLEN
all selected with great pre-
needs of our customers in
“Caatarie is so well adapted to ohildr an that | Ons
{ recommend it ne superior to any pres ription
Mowe 0 me.” ILA Amensn, MT),
11 So. Oxford 88, Brookins, N.Y,
Tun
EB
ENNBYLVANIA RAILROAD ~(Philadeiphia
and Erie Division). ~oti snd after May 11, 1590,
WESTWARD,
«i112 pm
88am
Ho6am
nm
Harrisburg... .
Montandon or
Willismsport
Jersey Bhore,, «Tam
Lock Haven. we 1 OBB
Hea mi PPO PDA . Sam
: arr st Eri ‘Pm
inday train--Erie mall Went THULE 8nd oon Bul.
101k
Philadelphia
* Williamsport
r at Lock Haven,
Trad Kews Express, runs also op
Funday in
day.
NIAGARA EXP.leaves New Y Ea m
8 Fhiladelphis..... 550 a m
Hearrisburg....... 12 154 m
- Montandon iam
Arr at Williamsport... 305 pm
Lock Haven..... 416 pm
5 Benovo,, Bihpm
. Kane ‘ Z pum
t ABT LINE leaves Philadel ¥ rere 1140p 10
Harristn ;
Mo
ri ves
” Lock Baven...........
arr at Renovo
E xr leaves Phi ade
Hur
- " Mor
arrives af W
win, Willi
pa
Sunday Ti
EABTWARD.,
BEA BHORE EXP, leaves Lock Have fi,
~ 4 arr at Harris
Phi
Kane
Benovo.... ae
Lox:k Haven.
iadelplia
DAY EXP BR £68 leaves
ROVO AC
arrives st Harrisbu
Phil
unday Tras n~~-RENOVO Acc
on Bunday from Lock Paven,
MAIL jes ves Eri ©
- arr at Harrisbu .
- Philadel
Sunday Train--Erie Mall cast r
4 .
TOR W is
ue i
AN EXP lea
——
Erie Mail West, Nisgura Express West, and Day
Express East, Benovo Accommodation East &
Erie Mail East make close connection at lock
Haven with BE. V. EK. BR. Trains,
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie with
fFainson LB. AMS. RB. Rs ry with B P&
w RR at Emporium with a N.Y.&PFP. RR,
and at Driftwood with A.V. RK. EK.
LEWISBURG AND TYRO IRE BAILROAD
Daily Except Sunday.
Fastward
M. PM
AN PM
Westward,
FMAM AM. BETATIORE
0 Montandon
15 Lewisburg
} 24 Bic
16 2 yicksbure
16 41 Miffinburg
16 56 1 iimont
Ok | Rising spring
16 Penn Cave
22 Centre Hall
3 Gregg
7 Linden Hall
2 0nk Hall i
Er G0 BS
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trains
am. 9.55 a
ng leave Montaz
: m, 6.00 pm and
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