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THE CENTRE REPORTER
ET —————
Pind volun
il Run, July &
brigade st the battle of
IB, He was soon aps
wiler genaral of volunteers and
¢ command of the
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FRED.EURTZ
*TERMS;—One year, $1.50, “when
noe, Those in arrears subject to
rms, $2 per year.
department
A HERO OF THE SEAS
dome months i 1 Admiral Porte Ret adlios the Haven |
of Rest.
HOW HE SERVI 2D
from cause he
Mi WA or
and, but
paid in asd sane
previous
The Illustrious Warrior
CRIN Of ins
Minnis.
line for 8 Hanis
jhRag ant Hike
Advertisements 20 cents per
ns, hand 5 ) ants tor each 81
CENTRE BL,
inser
rtion on at
ARRANG! HIS
COUNTRY.
Pp x, Taurs, Fen, 19
Over 5,000 M United
‘ations of |
His
Sherman's Last |
Years in the
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE| tae . 1s, RH Uyer Sy .
- Received Lh t I's | pu { Vi CAND . and we States Navy—Five
the Wheels of Government Place 1 : phe : : ; Naval Heroes—Selected
Revolve at Harrisburg. Louis, Burial Place—Gen,
Harrispura, Feb, 11.—A number of Call
bills were introduced in the house. The en
bill directing the appointment of court WasHixaron, Feb. 14,—The
stenographers was passed by 104 to 56. the executive departinents, whic
The house also passed finally the bill to 80 often been half masted
prohibit mining and manufacturing past month in token ol
corporations from carrying on company \ reavement, are again fl
stores, and the bill regulating the issue | geath of G mast, this time in memory of
of policies of insurance and certificates | pounce: David D. Porter, who died yvestoer
of inspection made by steam boiler in- | of svmnatl his residence in this city. They
surance companies in Philadelphia. ring main thus until after the fune:
In the senate the ar nendment to the | Some will take place Tpesda
law providing that the license | yecens Admiral Porter bad been
ay shall be paid into the treasury of | ,, bli from fat
i borough and township wher- | |
licensed places are situated,
1 for the third time and finally
t zing chattel
ACL authori
3 ¥ 1 il « 1d
? nal or CO&al Oli anf
Gener
How huesday Own |
with
Sherman's
reer—Histor
flaws on 1
wen have
during the
nati i
1ittorin:
Hering
}
mal
gy | i Po
A al | bron Ears .
v | bas ample eipac
vou $10, bat {0 §
i sonst Want 62 $ »
pouring Agen Wanted, Send to the
406i
unas:
A VALUABLE AND DOUBLY USEFUL LITTLE INSTRUMENT FOR LADIES.
“DUPLEX” ELECTRO-MAGNETIC CURLER AND CRIMPER,
This is the most perfect, convenient, useful and effect sre Ji tiie toilet article e
bines a Comb( tio of superior finieh with an improved ng 3
Magnetic, it quickly profueen Joule riul A longing and lonsble ress
be fixed in any desired style, and when so fixed with this
senate
ling for
leventh
par
or Kills
Injured
One Student and
Others,
Mamie
about the
wn
al ning steadily for nearly
irs and lan dslides were
ious points along the
shington exnreas was
ck and had just
of Dn nesne He
1 dghts,
the
the city, when
lering down the
It crashed into the cen
letely wreckin g it,
yx. Donahue were
but the young
ow side. Before
the rock came
erushed her to
rOCK san ie
tain side
'
ieap and es
anda
Tried
+11
“ik.
ind several
pital. ‘No b * 18 attached to the rail
road. as the sccident was unavoidable.
THREE MINERS NTOMBED,
Another Mine Horror Reported from
Scottdale,
SCOTTDALE, Pa... F
ine, ¢
8 on lire. An
lamp
an expl } »
known to while the an
thorities here a creetly sile it, it is
known that th iking cars through-
out the regi ary with having
set the mine on fire CHIE # gene ral
suspension of the Rainey works,
: The three men who are known to be
in the burning mines are: James Wad-
dell, i and Robert Ro
hovel, sapectively,
Thos » Know say that ten
or twelve H i were also in the
mine when tha s started, but the of-
ficials of tus that all the
miners have be “i for except
the three m The mine
is now being Hoods Berland's creek,
six feet wide and swollen. has been
turned into the mouth of the shaft, and
with an utter sbandon for the unfor-
tunates entoiabad, the mine will be
saved, The gront body of water, forme
ing a solid shaft six feet in diameter, has
pours d into the ponderous tomb, and
yot it is not full. There wis no effort
made to save the men in the mine, The
fire cut off all possible hope for the res-
ene, and as the company has no list
other than their pay roll, they are as
completely mystified us outsiders,
Dont tha
‘who
oa
weonnt
ROVE,
Death of # Master Mechanio,
WeatnerLy, Pa, Feb. 14.—Philip
Hofecker, master mechanic of the
Lehigh Valley's extensive shops here,
tary display
rites will 1
rites of anv 1
lian with ti
He a desired
The Last lilness
Bherm ans dige 5. OF omop
diseases, as if seemed , 124
ily and frien
Rally and
rapidly an
that those about t
Gen,
Thursday, but
s mites
» brada. There +
from
ked each progress
Tuesday t
cious spells
nt the complications in Gen,
ition were illy chronicled
WA Da per
inder control, but
oped. Gen, Sherman's death
due either {0 erysipe las or to poe
to cough up
The lungs wore
in the daily
gotten
The erysipelas was
other symptoms
deve was not
umonia, but
which
weak
to inability
filled Lis it
point."
There was a
Friday which
hopes, which
time Saturday
the mucus
Ings the
alight improvement on
aroused scarcely justified
wore abandoned for the last
morning. The end came just
before 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon and the
general passed away peacefully and pains
lessly, In presence of his family and one or
two close friends,
Gen, Sherman's History,
William Tecnmseh Sherman was born at
Lancaster, O., on Feb 8 185. He was the
sixth of eleven children, On the death of his
father, who was a judge of the HUD TOG
core of Ohio, he was ade pted hy Thorsas
Ewing, who afterward became United Hates
senator and secrelary of the interior
Young Sherman graduated from tl & mile
itary acadomy at West Point in the elas of
1840. After his graduation hoserved with
distinction in the Florida war and subse.
quently in the war with Mexion. ile next
held a staf position in the army in Oalifor-
nin, Missour! and Louisiana from 187 to i880,
when he resigned. Giving up the tent for
the counting room, he became a | an ker in
San Francisco, and was in that busioess for
four years
He bad while in the army studied ay and,
thinking this profession more to his taste,
he practiced It for the next two year. He
became superintendent of the Low isians
Biante Seminary of Learning snd Mi itary
Academy in 1850, but resigned in 1881, st the
beginning of the civil war,
Gen. Sherman was at once commisg oned
died bere of appoplexy.
colonel of a reglment of infantry and § 00M.
CONGRESSIONAL RESUME
The Week if the Fifty-first
ngre
use went into
the iegisiae
bad read an account
union. together
(yroavensy
hearty
and
Alen.
right
fons of booka,
the United
o this country on
regal ar tari dl ¢ luties. The
i aside
Wasnixoros, Feb, 16.--T1
to the ¢
priatmn
ay and » 1 iendm fo
The § # . ! 4 "i unoing
deat} f “} ; 8 received
Messrs. Hawiey. Morgan, Mas reson, Davis,
Hot i i i the
% Sedu t suf
payment of
il was ti
s senate agreed
the
and
gies «
il
i : naval appropria
Sion Hill without dix r of it Resnigtions
EX pron grief atl t i tis of Admiral Pore
ad jottrned
uf Gen. Sher.
ter were pied, and the hous
On Tee ¢ Announoemnent
mae
A ANY
MeCo
of hi
tation y against
and Ce | 4 Tse bil)
red
ecuiiy
the senate Mr
nate in advoonaey
eikings of condom.
the Union
was refers
“Hale Woant into exe
doora of the senate
chan fo pot opened until 4.50, and ime
mediation alter Mr Qasy arose atl ad
dressed einde in relutati of charges
efredinted seainst hi At the clon: of his
remark fate resumed ¢ ns deration of
the diplotastio bill and Hawaiian cable
amendiaen! adopied WaLive sassion was
areed to
In thin He jen gt
srmy
that
ih ex
10 gonferance report on the
ippropriation bill was adopied. The
hotse thon nt into committee of the whale
Of Lhe iy Hn anproprintion bill, bat withont
disposing of iF the com nites ross and after
adopting resolutions of sorrow 84 the death
of Gen, Bierman the house ad jorrned,
Yami ¢ or Inanul.
CHAaTranooa, Tenn... Feb, 17.-The
condition of City Attorney Warder,
who shot aud killed his son-in-law, C.
M. Fugette, Jan. 18, is alarming. He
fails to recognize any of his family, and
the physicians de not think he will 1 long
chance re
wr hopelessly
anrvive, Should he by an
cover, it is said he will
insane,
Admiral Porter's Career.
Was apg sCmara
he highest grade in the service,
Admiral Porter's Funeral,
Wasmixgros, Feb. 16.—-The funeral
of Admira go will take place to-
morrow at his late residence, 1712 H
street. 1 body will be interred in
Arlington cemetery. The cor tege will
be formed as follows: About 100 ma
ines from the barracks here and in
Annapolis, 500 cavalrymen and artll
Jerymen from 4 ashi ngton ‘barracks
and Ft. Myer, } members of the
cal Grand iy lo» 1,000 a
men from the District National Guard,
who have volunteered yaks services,
and a naval Grand Army of the Repub.
lic post from Philadelphia, of which
Admiral Porter was a member, iis
will make up a line of nearly 8,000. All
officers of the navy in this city will at.
tend the funeral in full uniform.
lo-
sn ———————————
National Republican Clubs,
Cixcinsati, Feb, 17.—Arrangements
are being i perfected to make the national
convention of Republican clubs, to be
held in this city on April 21 and 22 next,
cops, President Hermann,
wmmittes, is in receipt of
at daily from the Pron
of clubs from all over the country, as
suring him that they will attend the
convention and assist in making the
event the most successful of the kind
ever held in this country. It is esti.
mated that fully 50,000 visitors will at -
tend from outside cities,
Fran sti
local
letters alr
Threatened wit th Hydrophobia.
Witsmisgron, Del, Feb. 17.—Yester
day when John Sterret Smith, a well
known farmer living near Elkton, Md.,
was handling a small beagle dog the
animal bit hun severely on the hand.
The farmers’ Walker, aged 16, was
also severely bitten on the hands, The
wounds of father and son are ragged
The animal was at once tied up, and he
showed every indication of suffering
from hydrophobia. Smith and his son
have made preparations to leave for
New York tolay to go under treat.
went at the Pasteur institute.
A Mach Needed Rain,
Wasmxarox, Feb, 17.-The signal
office furnishes the following special
bulletin to the press: The present
copious and general rain in California
which began in the northern portion on
Thursday, in the central portion on
Haturday and extended to Ban Diego.
ends a serious and long-continued
drought over that section. But little
tain has fallen there since January 1,
and the total amount for the winter
season has been very much lese than the
average.
son,
All Quiet at “Koarnay,
Newark, Feb, i7.-There is perfect
quiet in Kearney, not even loiterers
being found round the mills of the
Clark Thread company, The works
are in full blast, and but for the boarded
windows there is no evidence ot the
soenes that were transacted on Passaic
avenne last week, The new mem were
brought over from Noo 1 will under a
Lhenvy guard and placed in their former
guabers. Nou tronble is sutwipted,
th sides declare Sey will nover yield,
longer, snd is not even effe che : by the damp sir.
PRICE, 50c.
te dA dnd
ER Lk ry Er
is guaranteed to give satisfact)
It is for sale t the leading dr y i fancy
vicinity we will mail it Lo pd wn ¢
five for $2.08, Remit by draft y
ayalble to The A. Bridgman C2
br Bridguan's Cc ts, Brushos, Beit
wid
They
their wee
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