THE BILL PASSES
THE POPULISTS HAVE CONTROL
OF THE SENATE
The Repablionns Passed a BH and Now
A Big Lot of Extral
son Hand for Vu
there is Trouble
nant Scheme ture
Legislation
WasHiINagTON, Fi
Rey
disgusted
ti-silver bout
the most
Washin
whip their silver co
for the support of the House tarifl bill,
and for that reason they allowed
free coinage substitute fi House
bill to Senate
without attempting to delay it.
knew that the House ild
it will actually do week,
thought that they would then be
to rush the tarift bill thro
without ame
miblican Senators are
of in
planned to
leagues line
}
fot
had
mien
gton, They
into
the
iw Lhe
bond go through the
hey
it i
wot kill
tin
ate sndment
learned their mistake
nance Committee reportes
bill, word for
House
that su
free coinage
substitute for the
They now want
back to the
that will do them no
can get senator
Finance
Jones, o
member of the
the |
vote, and that
ble. It
‘iance of
~
nators a salary «
age to and from {
pick up to those w
and most of them do-—all
liberal amount {
hires a cl
furnish ev
no, beg |
Mr
Senator Hoar
lon, n
d, but
what he mean
ani
i% probat ly
sition more
needlessly extravaga:
was never proposed to either branch
but the
eus took it seriously
of Congress, iepublican enu- |
enough to appoint
and (
and
Henators Allison, hand-
ler,
* port to the next caucus,
President Cleveland did not make
any recommendation when he sent the
report of the Nicaragua Canal
mission to Congress, but the unfavor-
able nature of that ning
the building of the canal under
ing plans, makes it well-nigh certain
that no bill authorizing the guarantee
of bonds to be issued the present
Canal Company can become a law,
The anti-prizefighting bill, putting a
heavy penalty upon those who engage
in fistic contests for money in any of
the territories or in the District of Co-
lumbia, gave the country an excellent
idea of how easily and how quickly
Congress can act when so disposed,
This bill went through the House and
Benate without a dissenting vote and
was promptly signed by the President
all within forty-eight hours.
The results of the bidding for those
bonds are in the main satibvfactory to
the administration, but there are good
reasons for the beliel that President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle very
reluctantly awarded any portion of the
bonds to the Morgan syndicate: but,
inasmuch as the subscriptions in ex-
Elkins,
[Ew
a committee to consider it
Com-
report, coneer
exist.
WwW
cess of the bid of that syndicate only
the Issue,
could
of
that
but to award the
that syndicate Although more it
fourths of the bonds lh
New York !
vn that
took about two-thirds
there was nothing else
fairly done
three Ve i cor
awarded to
does not meg
of the
Bidders from
bonds = LAL
ale
all sections of the
ry forwarded their bids
financial corre
Wherever they go an
a ¢ it 4
OHes of theme it is
spondent
hom
i
e the last onds ey
U. 8B.
will t
the in a time of peace
President Cleveland spent
down the Pot
nie, shooting
another wave [ Lis
usual soured
- »
THE BONDS AWARDED
The secr
sent out
i
bids 1
in 751
new bonds
higher
ich
000 they offer
the Morgan
O00 (HK) of tl
than
wh ts $33
gels 33. (MH) (HH)
would
paired the dam-
5 2a
An enlarg ofthe
1 i
ciation
ement pational bank
will
last loan. About bh uf the bi
we Morgan blanket bid came
banks and
y hable fill :
prooadly follow this
ids outside
from na-
tional
institu-
monetary
Lions, and Controller i keels is author-
very bank stated that
bid for in the eX px
rt
All of
&
i
i
i
‘La
tion of using them as a basis fo ak-
out additional circulation.
gold which they hold
by law to carry as areserve. Mr. Eek-
els thinks the will surrender
this gold in payment for the
filling up the vacuum thus
the required reserve with legai tenders.
4 banks
bonds,
i
i
5
crease their circulation &
is the belief of experts
any demand for currency will
promptly met by the banks,
0.050. 000, It
that |
be |
treasury
lation if there is any profit for them in
issuing notes, so that no danger of a
currency famine may be apprehended,
- iim I Mo os
Dalry Note,
Dairyman Lewis Ganster, of Read- |
ing, keeps twelve cows and says he |
has made a profit of $1,000 a year in|
milk for fifteen years, We would like
to have some of our Centre county dai-
rymen send us reports of their profits,
they would be interesting reading.
The Berks county dairyman has a
profit of $83.33 per cow each year, and
that can not be realized in many other
pursuits. Whether chalk and water
enter into bro. Ganster’s profit ac-
count we are unable to say,
rsa ———
—Babscribefor the RerorrrE, $1.50
COUNTY CLIPPINGS,
und fotled Down from
changes,
Henry Smith, of
ly f thers
Pinegrove,
Mills is still suffe
| from last stiimmer’s sty
Richard
lied inl ay lor ty
ractur ed
and the surgeon at once
le
¢ the natur
of it. Experiments ma: by sclentifie
pro
ET THAL 80)
men in this count
this, aad Fdi
entist,
yen
ilo
Roentg
erful di
most wont
Union County Deaths,
In Miflinburg, Feb'y 2nd,
Knaufl, aged
Near Hartleton, 28
John V,
bo Years,
Jan, William H.
son of Wm. Bava, aged 27 vears,
In Mazeppa, 8 Feb,
George Tareh.
widow
10
Nancy,
of aged 95 ¥
Cars,
In Lewisburg, 31 Jan., Re becea, wid-
ow of Thomas Graham, aged 76 yrs.
i —
Here's a Bargain,
I will sell my fine driving horse, 7
years old, new delivery wagon, set of
buggy harness, set of express harness,
$200. Every-
i thing new and in first-c nse condition,
Address
W. W. Boon,
Centre Hall,
wsssallbssinioo ot
The little daughter of Mr. Fred
Webber, Holland, Mass, had a very
bad cold and cough whieh he had not
been able to cure with anything. 1
gave him a 25 cent bottie of Chamber
| lnin's Cough Remedy, says W. P. Hol-
den, merchant and postmaster at
West Brimfield, and the next time I
saw him hesaid it worked like a char.
This remedy is intended especially for
acute throat and lung diseases such as
colds, eroup and whooping cough, and
it is famous for its cures. There is no
danger in giving it to children for it
contains nothing injurious, For sale
by Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills, 8. M.
Bwarlz, Tusseyvillie, R. E. Bartholo-
mew, Centre Hall.
cf fe
FE BRU ARY
SUCCESSFUL
INGS IN TOWN
Popular Sermons
by Evangelist Ryland
Phe Bessions Attended by Crowded
Houses,
the kK
preac
and Lutheran
clive hing in th
from Tuesday of las
k until Thursday ot this week. ev
i Wil fternoon
1 some
FIOons were plain, practical ane
point, hitting sinners right
hat his
the land
him.”
ahr
ughout ne
Rev
the Presbyterian
ie to hear
{Oo
led
«, and ir
Hing
enter shot
ii wickedness o
Iving, deceit,
ig vour fellow men i
i UDusiness |
without
£11 1
failed to make
and ashamed
seemed to g
i art the
to hear
than the
oan
253 -
YY sald do wor
A Iarge numoer
11%
nominatic
iging around live-
wblic nomina-
will be
that's i
ail
an
Democrat
ni
i.
Births in Holland.
birth
exposing the
covered and
of the
color—for
The house
the
in-
ancient law and
ral ywns in Holland a
nnounced by the at
r of a silk pina
1
laited 1
own by
ishion,
ace. the sex
the
girl white.
dged by p
infant being she
a boy red; for a
ich shows in this manner that
base oof
MO
wh
num inhabitants has been
IVE by an
stom various immunities and privi-
leges.
a
For Rent
STORE Rood for Rent, with counter,
cellar, and rooms
for a family. Posses-
«sion given at any time; apply to Mrs,
Mary Dinges, Centre Hall. This prop-
erty also for sale. jan30-4t
shelves, ware-room,
ont second floor,
cic mass
It Pays Others.
Parties who have had their publie
sale bills printed and advertised in the
Reporter always had large and success-
ful sales. Which has proved true in
instances will prove so always. No
other paper reaches the people of the
valley as the Reporter does, it goes in-
to nearly every family. Our prices are
most reasonable and the large poster
very altractive.
ci inscicnse
Geta n Call,
Rev. James R. Brown, of the Aa-
rousburg Reformed charge, we see it
announced, has been elected pastor of
the Schwarzwald congregation, Berks
county, in the place of Rev. Dr. Aaron
8. Leinbach, who resigned.
Clothing at Sherif Sale Prices.
Don't misg the bargains in ready
made clothing, at the Philadelphia
Branch, on account of sheriff’ sale,
a full line for men and boys, will be
sold at once at great sacrifice,
| ssi A SS o—
Tue Republicans of this state will
instruct their delegates for Quay for
: sident,
13, 1896,
All Support Quay.
with the
Washington to
| Senator Quay’s name the
| tepublican convention at St, Louis
| Pennsyl the
| tily in sympathy
in
to nations
vania's choice for
his
in t
y dency. They believe
| would restore harmony
| ranks and heal all difk
i
ithe
test for state chairman
he pa
Fences
leaders or ino 114 {
i 8 ETrowing Out of
last
be
ul rnmer
©
yelied
1331
{ If the senator decides to a cal
i he will find no more act
than th
Op}
slruggle
fie
| supporters anywhere
at the state capitol who
in that memorable
! i “1 am for Senator
i candidate.” said Ge
evening,
the
Colonel Quay asst
as
since + slate convention last
red me that
3}. 1
sired the vole of
’
Per
convention he
iusyivania
would be |
‘1 declined. I knew there wi
for
fi
tititine
MULLITLR
my not
/
:
During the y
f
bamboo
did You Ever
Try Electr
your troubles?
nd get
ic Bitters i
relief.
be pecul
ff
and cure of al
now
i
a
een fi
the
| plaints, exerting
yand fo
relief
a
i 3 ., *
f influence in giving strengt
If
Constipation,
to the organs you have Loss of Ap-
Headache, Faint
ing Spells, or are Nervous,
petite,
Excitable, Melancholy
with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters i
the medicine Health
by
Large bottles only fifty cents
Murray's Drug Store,
or
You ne edd.
13 5
Is
its
tJ.
ai
strength are guaranteed
lily
Revival to Continue,
Evangelist Ryland is meeting with
such success that he has decided
postpone his departure from
Hall until after next Sunday.
meetings are largely attended in
Presbyterian church, three
being held daily.
ssi Ap pp
Still Another Big Hog
We have the returns from Potter's
Mills, on pork, altho a little late, yet it
is high up in figures and is a whole
hog, weighing dressed, 536 pounds.
Ed. Allison comes in for all this glory
and he ean feel proud of it, too,
nes llbts——
Mrs. Elias Fetterolf,
The wife of Elias Fetterolf died at
Spring Mills, on Tuesday evening of
dropay, from which she had been ail-
ing for some time. She was an esti
mable lady and aged about 70 years.
Funeral on Friday forenoon,
ied tt——
For the Dall Season,
To fillina Dull Beason with Big
Cash Values—Suits made to order,
$15.00, $18.00, and $20.00. Pantaloons,
$5.00. Come early.
Moxroomery & Co,
Bellefonte, Pa.
You are taxed 5 cents a gallon on all
coal oil you use, since the passage of
the pipe line bill, last winter. Figure
up what this amounts to in a year and
then note it down as the result of Re
publican rule, once vetoed by Gov.
Pattison.
The
SOBRIONS
DAYTON'S TRIAL ENDED
He Pleads Guilty to Marder In the Second
Degree,
The trial of Ch
who was being tr
arles Howard Dayton,
of
1
:
murder
feast
ied for the
las Clark, in August
gh of Mi: ii afl: YY,
and which ha
he 1 {
vy iehie in the
{ borou
| ty, .
ad on
ned in the mornin
everal days, ends
prt Ope
fondant
eNGRn
ROT GOOD VOLITICOR
i the parly
thestrength
and that
Patiison
le
mil
vis
nad
10 Opp i i il $2 1
£3
gatien will be
sent
0 thi nvention
sup-
istional of
iv and m
i port Mr. Pattison’s eandidacy for
i sidency.
Democrat
at will cordis rally
i
i
:
pre-
l I
Threw Away His Canes,
| Mr. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black
Creek, N. X., badly afflicted
| with rheumatism that he was only
i able to hobble around with canes, and
even then it caused him great pain.
After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm
he was 80 much improved that he
threw away his canes. He says this
liniment did him more good than all
| other medicines and treatment put to-
gether. For sale at 50 cents per bottle
by Wr. Pealer, Spring Mills, 8. M.
Swartz, Tusseyville, RB. E. Bartholo-
mew, Centre Hall.
Was so
rao»
Tie Lancaster Jnguwirer requests
Senator Cameron to resign and the
Philadelphia ress repeats the request.
The invitation is extended the Sena.
tor because of his views on the silver
question.
Don's father resigned but for the
purpose or making Don his successor,
When Don resigns it will be to make
way for one of his family, not other.
wise. In fact, we betray no secret in
den~larine that the requests of the n-
quirer and Press will Je unheeded by
the Senator.
WiLL, how are you pleased with
the management of county allairs,
with a big surplus in the people's fa-
vor? Guess we'll all call that good
Democratic house-keeping.