THE CENIRE REPORTER
es
Evnrror and Pro's
fRED KURTZ,
*TERMSB.--One yenr, $1.50, when paid in a
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rms, $2 per year,
Advertisements 20 cents per line for 8 inser
ne aud 5 cents for each subsequent insertion
Cextie Hi, Pa., Troes, Ocr, 30
GALE ON THE COAST.
Groat Damage Sustained on the New
Jersey Beaches,
AsBUury Park, N. J, Oct. 25.—The
New Jersey seacoast towns received
their full share of the northeasterly
storm that set in Thursday. All day |
yesterday it stormed with no abatement, |
he damage sustained to the shore
towns from Sandy Hook to Barnegat
inlet by the severe storm and heavy
tides will foot up to thousands of dol.
lars. The most severe damage was sus-
tained at Monmouth Beach, The sea
cut a big gap into the bluff and made a
clean sweep across the driveway about
thirty feet wide.
The Galilee fisheries just south of Sea-
bright were in a terrible state. The
sea had washed and made a clean sweep
among the fishing houses, carrying de-
struction with it, In front of the big
Octagon house, at Seabright, the heavy
sea dashed up over the breakwater and
into the basement of the hotel. The
bulkheads at this place were badly dam-
aged,
All along the Shrewsbury river on the
other side of the driveway the high tide
had caused sad havoc. Everything that |
was within reach of the tide was swept
away, boat houses, summer houses,
all could be oseen either adrift or stand-
ing in from eight to ten feet of water,
At Normandie-by-the-Sea the ocean
swept over the tracks of the New Jersey
Southern railway and made such bad
breaks that at 9 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing railroad traffic had to be suspended.
Much of the bluff at Asbury Park was
swept away and at Ocean the
Beach t
boat houses of Mr. Scofield were carried
Away.
WITH THE CAMPAIGNERS.
Blaine Speaks for McKinley, Reed
Talks in Illinois and Hill Sar-
vives a Railroad Collision.
Caxton, Q., Oct. 27.—The Blaine
meeting here was a success as far as
numbers were concerned. Fully 15,000
strangers were in the city. Mr. Blaine
and his party were given a rousing re-
ception at the depot and were escorted
to the residence of Maj. McKinley, whose
guest he was while in the city.
The following is a brief synopsis of
Blaine's address: This is not a
between the Republican and
cratic parties. It is a contest between
protection and free trade. Then
criticized the speech of Mr. Carl Schurz
at some length.
Two nations, he said, must deal fairly
ith other. There should be no
m either side: this is
sil yon how strange
thus simple: Farmer
into
8 his money,
4 his home in
ple in Brazil and
erstand it as soon as
coutost
Demo-
he
heat
" oh #
«OO0g aL
f a division in the
ed reat recep-
tion tend
Cricaco, Oct. 27.—~James G. Blaine,
Mrs, Blaine, and Miss Blaine arrived
here yesterday morning from Canton,
0. They were at the station by
Cyrus D. McCormick. whose guests
they will be until Wednesday, when
they will return to the East,
voy xb
rind
neg
Governor Hill in Peril.
Prrrsaura, Oct. 27, Governor Hill's
tour of West Virginia came nearly hav-
ing a sudden termination. When the
special train which is conveying the
governor and his party over the Balti
more and Ohio railroad was nearing
Moundsville, W. Va., it was run into
by the Chicago express, just east of the
station. The party on the governor's
train were considerably frightensd when
the crash came, but fortunately they all
escaped injury.
e train stopped at Banwood, Graf.
ton and many other towns, and the
overnor addressed enthusiastic crowds
om the platform. At Cuamberland,
Md., the governor was driven to the
opera house, where he talked to 2.000
voters, Ihe people hailed him as the
next president of the United States,
teed in Illinois,
Rock IsvLaxp, Ills, Oct, 27. Speaker
Reed addressed a large campaign meet-
ing here Saturday night. He spoke at
a Republican mass meeting on the fair
grounds at Rockford in the afternoon.
Blaine to the Philadelphians,
PriLaveLemia, Oct. 27.—~It is an-
nounced that Secretary James (. Blaine
will speak at a Republican mass meet
ing to be held at the Academy of Musi
in this city next Saturday evening.
o_o i
Big Coke Strike Threatened,
Prrrsptng, Oct. 27.—The officials of
the H. C. Frick Coke company will be
notified to-morrow by President J. B.
Rae, of the United Mine Workers of
America, that nnives the committeemen
and others of the United Mine Workers
are reinstated, who have recently bee
discharged wittiont cause all the es
in the employ of the company will be
called ont. The customary six days
will be aliowed for the officials of the
company to reply. It they fail to acceds
to the demands of the United Mine
Workers, it is probable that 10,000 men
employed by the Frick company will be
On a strike throughout the coke region
on Nov. 4.
Killed by a Vist Blow.
Wisisasros, Del, Oct. 25.~John
Farsa, a livery Stable keeper, And James
ne, an employs sf the CO
Jones nfacturing company, of nd.
son, who was hers repairing the Friend.
Jp fire engine, ot into an altercation
in the bar rooms of the Pennsylvania
hotel last evening. Farru strack De
vine inthe mwoutn and he fell dead.
‘Bither the blow or the fall broks his
Beck. Farra gave himself ap to the po
VON MOLTKE AT 90.
Celebrating the Veteran Field
Marshal's Birthday.
GERMANY HONORS HER HERO,
Testimoninls and Congratul tions
from the Eminent Men the Nae
tion and from the of
Other Lands-—-He Depus
tations from Munich, Dresden, and
Other Cities,
of
Monavchs
Receives
Bertin, Oct. 27, Yesterday morni
the Teuchers' Choral ety sores
tount Von Molike, who afterward
eeived the cougratulations of his rela
tives and officers and the oftieinld thie
general stall \i in the presence
of the emperor, the guards and eu
siers, with colors flying, paraded
the staff officers’ quarters, where
Moltke is residing,
The veteran field marshal stood bare
headed on the balcony. The colors wer
taken to his room,
The generals, in-
cluding Chancel-
lor von Caprivi,
the Russian Gen
eral Kutusow
the Austria
ntation as
in the
Count
th
le
Yon
the
staf
and all
their congrat
In the afternoon He
burg, burg 3
of the mm
the mur
marks as a
von Moltke
and
William.
Deputations
MOM Fae
Fiv=
11:50
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before
Yon
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dersee Hes)
tered, ; x
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7 hr
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MOLTER
nations i
testimonial
the name
Memm
ed
able fie
the
ir
narshal
dom of
Tes tive
and
wi
+}
i
mninat
fe § 1 Pies
34 ES,
MOLTER AT 20
of money scribed
Moltke the house in which
at Parchim, and
views of his birthpl:
The czar,
sultan Turkev, Prince
the Prince of Wales and
snl
His
£3
03
their congratulations
Married in Presence of a Corpse.
Prrrsauvro, Oct. 2 I
W. Fleming
city, and Miss Blanche
lismsport, Pa., were married
day, Uct. 10
girl's father's o
been « Lae (dd some
be married in Deces
before the ceremony Fier
moneda from
had gone on
statu that
bride
pom
fryy
wlore
~ re
sic teach
ty Tr Of
ind I i
Lanna
wf Wil
in th
@ presen
Tg ihe cou
Philade ip
business teley
is intended
at Williams
¥ Frudoo 1.4
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8 1840
He arrived too |
was
iudge's death,
Are Permitted to Guess,
satos, lls. Oct. 28. —8everal
this city are conducting
in adver-
fearing that
advertise.
Peoni
a
ng and voti Snes
the and
the newspapers carrying
ments might be suppresses
ie Was request i tO
General Wanamak
mes were prohibited
Mr. Neville has
Attorney Genefal
snch advertisements of
guessing and voting contests may for
the time being be permitted to run in
the newspaper,
ne §
HK 5
business
[54
their
consult Pdst
whether
by the lot.
ster
the sche
tery law,
letter from
gayinzg that
St. Paul Operators Strike.
81. Paty, Oct.
evening the entire foros at the Western
Union office, consisting of 35 operators,
walked out in a body, leaving only two
chiefs to do their work. The :
all members of the local
Brotherhood of Telegraphers recently
organized here. The waikoat was
cansed by the discharge of
number yesterday, no reason
given for their dismissal. This will
several days, as they have been very
short of operators for some time.
Postoffice Censo rship.
Fr. WAvNsE, Ind., Oct. 28.—The en.
tire edition of The Ft. Wayne Daily
the mails by Postmaster Higgins be-
cause the paper published an account of
a Catholich church fair and contained a
list of the numbers which had drawn
prizes. The Morning Gazette was also
stopped because it contained a short
item regarding the lottery of a sofa pil
low for the benefit of a poor family.
Subsequently the objectionable item
was cut out, and The Gazette papers
were remailed.
A Natural Gas Famine.
Prrrssuro, Oct, 28, There was a
genuine natural gas famine in several
sections of Pittsburg and Allegheny
esterday. Although the officials of the
iladelphia Natural Gas company
claimed that the pressure in their pipes
was from four to six ounces, many fam-
ilies k of cold dinners, as the gas
died ont altogether in some sections
It is promised that after the 1.500 pt
dling furnaces are cut off today from
smipply, all private consumers will
the
ha uty of gas.
ve
he slam Denles It.
DIANA POLIS, Ind., Oct. 28. The Hon.
ohn B. Elam, former law
P ident 3 Nixie of
it Harrison, return
from this trip to the northwest. Rela
tive to parported interviews with
Phils away concerning the de
nten regarding a term
said, “1 have net spoken to President
Harrison on any subject for about a
, and have never at any time heard
say one word as to his wishes or
Jorpases with respect to the election of
|
mses as :
nm 3 Ad A rm y \
THE HISTORY OF A WEEK
———
Wednesday, Oct, 22.
The Teutonic beat the City of New York by
about ninety-five minutes on the eastward
passage to Queenstown,
The original package houses in South Da-
kota have reopened on the strength of the
recent Kansas decision,
Mayor Gleason, of Long Island City, was
sentenced to five days in jail and fined $25
for assaulting Reporter Crowley.
Gen. Henry Hastings Sibley, the first gov-
ernor of Minnesota, and the only Democrat
who ever held that office, suffered a stroke of
paralysis in St. Paul and is in a critical con.
dition. He is nearly 30 years old.
The Chicago Anarchists will commemorate
on Nov, 11, the death of Spies, Fischer,
Engel and Parsons, who were hanged on that
day three years ago. The programme outlined
includes n visit tothe Anarchists’ graves at
Waldheim.
Thursday, Oct, 23,
Italy has recognized the republic of Brazil
B. A. Reynolds, better known ss "Kit"
Reynolds, was shot four thines and almost in.
stantly killed by Alexander Graydon, a prom-
inent citizen of Globe, Ariz.
In Providence, IR. 1, Jerome Sweet was
found guilty of murder of his wife by saturat.
ing her body with kerosene and firing it, and
sentenced to prison for life.
A party of hunters discovered a remarkable
cave near Pilots Knob, about four miles from
Galena, Ills, It was explored for half a mile
or more, and found to contain many rooms or
snings lined with stalactites
Hope, Jimmy Hope, the
robber, left Sing Sing under a
commutation granted by Governor Hill, have
rved nine years and eight mouths of a
sentence for complicity in the
Manhattan Savings institution robbery.
Friday Oct, 24.
Ex-Governor Noble, of Wisconsin, was
stricken with apopiexy while visiting relatives
in Brooklyn.
Harry Williams
Fork, Miss,
Rufus Dixon.
Sam Rinehart, the famous circus clown and
head of » Rinehart family, died inthe city
jail at Columbus, O.
Ovide Godean, a notorious mulatto desper-
ado, was taken out of jail at West Melville,
La., by a mob and hanged,
Frederick Kimball who, up to April 2, was
paying teller of the People's Savings bank of
Worcester, Masa, and who departed with
$45.000 in bonds and $5.40 for Europe, but re-
turned and was arrested, pleaded guilty in
the superior eriminal court.
The mystery surrounding the schooner
yacht found ashore at Happy Hollow, Mass,
bas been cleared up. The boat was stolen by
seven voung men, who sailed to Prudence
island. They abandoned the yacht at Bristol,
and in Buaday's gale she was driven sshore
where found
Saturday, Oct.
Blaine, Read, Dolph and Goff are announced
to speak in Delaware, where the Republican
leaders are making san active canvass,
Senator Blackburn, of Xentacky, was
brown from his buggy near his homeat Ver
and had his collar bone broken,
ushed, and was otherwise severely
vaulted op
1
JO son of
iy
famous bank
HI sx
twenty year
at Rolling
murder of
hanged
for the
wan
yesterday,
=3. ‘
Cholers is gradually disappearing in Japan,
ma is sald to be practically free
i. There have been 34000 cases and
deaths up to Oct. LL.
the case of Alderman Tierney, of De.
ndicted for bribery In connection with
f in that city, the jury
ling of
and Yoko!
from
wh R13
Ewer
Elevated
granted a right of
Rireet
Halirosd com.
way by the city
go. Permission to gee dog.
of the Meigs system is part
r Hike,
instead
» -
« =T.
.
Monday, Oct
or Noble,
of Wisconsin, is dead.
Varia wan
magnificently en-
Montrea
inches in
years
« 8 dead
ge portion
is believed 10
many
§
¢ Island Clty. was re
vent celebrated
aud
being
ton of balding
Mitioed the total popu.
and to be |, 40.38,
VIL 900; Increase
Ju, mB
ta of Mary
wn ia 158
i% ten years, J
masiler
was
ig Lh
Fomt Geaersli Wanamaker has ree
inion of Poslmaster Fiedler, of
te, Pa. excluding a local newspaper
the malls because it contained, as a
ment, The New York World's attack on
‘ ¥ i
i Lae G8
Pirmonth shipowners have won the
day in regard fo employing son-fiaion work.
ibhey refused to bind themselves tos
bargain to employ only unionists and the at.
tempt to create a strike on the issue has
nen
falied.
Tuesday, Oct. 28,
dames HKmalle, 8 well known resident of
Cornwall, fell dead in his store from apo-
He was 38 years old,
Lynch, of
was shot dn
8. bh,
The steasn
er of
mas the Wilmington hase.
ing a fAght in a saloon
¥., and will probably die.
fitters of Chicago struck to the
etween 0 and 40, for an ad.
ID per cont, in wages,
he dyear-old son of A. 8 Bilan,
cight miles south of Wichita, Kan. fell into
+ tub of Lot water while no one was present.
Within a few minutes the servant returned,
finding the child with the flesh completely
cooked.
Capt, N. W, Seeley, aged 81 years was found
dead in his barn iu Stepney, Conn. with a
rope around his neck. There was no cause
for Lond talking was heard in the
barn before the discovery of the body. It is
supposed that he was murdered by a tramp
and a rope piaced around his neck to cover
the crime,
AT. i
Col.
suicide,
THE MARKETS
Prices on the Stock, Produce and
Petroleum Exchanges.
PrnaApeELrnia, Oot, 21.-The market was
steady. Peansylvania was firm. Lehigh
Valley nna Lehigh Navigation were steady.
Reading was e strong feature. The general
mortgnge 48 advanced and the preference
income: bonds were firm.
Following are the closing bids:
Lebigh Valley ... 514 Reading g. m.
N. Pac. com . 20g
N. Pac, pt coe T9034
Pennsylvania Ang
Reading. .......151k16 H&B. T. com. .
lebhigh Nav. 5i% H.& BT. pf..... sig
BL Pmaul. By W. NY. &P...
New York Produce Market,
New Yonux, Oct. 27. -8Btate and western
flour, quit; steady; low extras, $4.7084.15
A $5.1503.4% city mills patent, $5.00
Wiieat ~ No. 2, red dull, advanced 5-169%0.;
toactod Me: now aa al the closs of Saturday;
October, $1.073% December, $1.08 L-10651.08 13.
py Jury, $198 15100100 May, $1.10 1510
Barley Flrm uiet; wes 7 Oa
nadian, co ss RTH, Vie:
Corn Na 2, dull; 40%e. lower, easy: No,
b Wg00 .; wtenmer mixed, 8c.
Oats Nv. 4 dull; steady; state, (T@M0.
western, “Sle@ile.
Bool? teady; aull; plate, $7500; fam.
ESTA JAP abtives: Sms. mosts SLID
£5 + Fairly ve: firm;
1250; ox tem primo, $10.50811,
Lars firm: quisd; steam renderad, $6.60,
Ege Quiet; (apy frosh firm: stato and
ivan, Ge; Canadian, Ho. west
on, BE Gn Sie. icelwpnse, 18@80,
The Oil Market.
Pree aoneenas, Cot, 21-011 opened at 8c,
And of ome At Wie,
Reading 3d pf.
ww %
’
Men's Suits reduced Ww § 0
- 4 00
4%
y 15
Eo»
La
$500
595
6 00
7
K 50
10 00
11 0
18 50
Men's Five Black Buits
Men's Overcoats at 82
3
D ttle Boys’ Suits,
Men's Pants reduced to §
#6 00
6 50
6 75
700
foe G0
“00 price
9
9
9
10 00
¥
%
15
16 Of
15
were §
Big Boyx' Baits
Boys’ Knot
Men's Boots
82000
One Ep Ci
Men's winter capa
2
75. We
4 3
#0 and 42
15, 20 and J
Le Dress
0
JC apiece
Remember tha
A
7 £1 4 x ph g stitial 3
nf wi ENE Weanug appare: AS
ymmence business on Jaouary
i* nearly al purchased
200
eq 24° N
sional
Lax
pe
e
10,
11.
iz.
13,
iL
For
ATED IX ONE OF THE
‘IL, AND HEALTHFUL
HOHENY REGION
OPEN TO
N FREE
JTHER EXPENSES
LOW,
I BEAUTY
BOUTS IN
UNDESOM
BOTH BEXEs
BOARD AXD
VERY
BFE
¢ %
iN
A
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF
AGRICULTURE { Three Conrees
CULTURALCHEMISTRY; wilh
justrations on the Farm and in
oy
BOTANY snd HORTICULTURE;
cal and practical. Stadenis taught original
study with the microscope
CHEMISTRY; with an unusually full and
thorough course in the Laboratory,
CIVIL ENGINEERING; very extensive Sela
sractioe with best modern instruments.
HISTORY. Ancient and Modern, with origi
nal investigation,
LADIES COURSE IN LITERATURE snd
SCIENCE: Two yeas Ample facilities for
Music, voosl and instrumental,
LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Latin
{optional.) French, German and English (re
quired.) one or more continued through the
entire course,
MATHEMATICS and ASTRONOMY; pure
and applied,
MECHANIC ARTS; combining shop work
with study, three years’ course; New build
ing and equipment.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; theoret
cal and practiosl.
MENTAL, MORAL and POLITICAL 8Cl-
ENCE; Constitutional Law and History,
Political ep ete,
MILITARY SCIENCE: instruction theoreti
cal and prectionl, including each arm ofthe
service.
PHYSICS; Mechanics, Sound, Light, Heat
Electricity, ete, a very full conse, with ox-
tensive Laboratory ioe,
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, Two
wiully graded and thorough.
is bar 12, 1888; Winter
term, April 4, 188),
address
GEO FW. ATHERTON, LL.D, Pros.
State College, Centre Co. Pa
STUDY,
and AGE:
constant i
the labors
Da. Hosraasvs' Sracirios sre Stssutthianly and
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th your oclebrated Kendall's Spain Cure and it
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aupny bottles, having used 18 with A Jerfoct
ing every thing I tried it on y neighitxor had
horse with & very bad Bpavin that made nim beane,
ec asked me how to cure I. 1 recommended
all's Spavin Care. He cured the Spavis in
weeks,
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Oogormers, Olio, April ¢, "W,
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Spavin Cure and Flint's Condition Powders than
Papa. One an anid to me, it was the best
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Oro LL. Borrsax,
Currrexasoo, X.Y. -.
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tors, DR. con
Yermens
receipt of
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