CALLS A HALT
A
THE PRESIDENT VETOES
FOR ROBBERY
The River and Harbor Bill Retaroed,.— Har
rity Will Support the Ticket Nomi.
nated at Chicago
WasniNagTON, June 1 It is ne
land's veto of the River and Harbor
bill was in line with Jeffersonian
mocracy, nor that his veto m
VSS LY
was an entirely trutl
tive arraignment of
the
which it is founded; yet
l to
anti-Democratic
upon
crats are helping a
number of the mer
and Senate back to
pass the bill over the
and it is probable that they
ceed in doing so duri
week. In view of the
bill could not pass over tl
veto without receivin
number of Democratic v
es patriotic Democrats
read President C
“To the extent th
tions contained in
gated by priv:
i
mote local
ite interest
or individual proi
allowance cannot fail to
and
among our
vicious paternalism
sentiment p
too prevalent, and their «
our government may
on the he
pe and expect
and especial f
tent to which
furnish an estin
ernmental care.”
crats, both
have been |
te
party principle
ronalism’
government a
#
it is recre
porting
ed by th
thinks every de
the conve
tion, has been
erats in Cor
whether for or:
dorse Mr. Harrity’s
old, old Demo
i th
[$4
erats,
ming
was very emphatic in
I'be man who t
dential boom for
overlooked quite
Crisp was born at
That Mr. Crisp i
way through,
Ameri
land at the tirreof |
were
aus
$ :
out 118 iw
all the same
will prevent his name ever
Presidential
his having the ability
President.
Secretary Carlisle
paying the sugar bounties in ae
ance with a decision of the
pre me
I'he
i
3 T
Court, handed down
ho
$5,000,000 appropriated
sugar makers w in
Congress
of
Dy
will get about 85 per cent. their
claim, and it is expected that the mon-
ey will all be paid of
July.
President Cleveland several davsa ago
the first
before
sent for several members of the Senate
cotnmitiee on Foreign
the informa-
tion which he declined to make pub-
lie in response to a Senate resolution.
He also took them into hisconfidence,
fo a certain extent, as to the policy
which he intends maintaining towards
Cuba until there shall be reason
Relations and
laid before them Cuban
for a
vinced them that it useless
bring the matter up in Congress again
before adjournment,
Since the news of the result of the
Kentucky contest was received it
the opinion of at least seven Demo-
erats out of every ten in Congress, re-
gardless of their personal preference,
that the silver Democrats will haven
majority in the Chicago convention
and will be able to dictate the plat
form. The more conservative among
them think, however, that the time-
honored two-thirds rule will be con-
was
is
tinued and that
of
woods, that while the silver
it will be
In
Hien
toner down extremes,
will
have a majority which will
them to make any sort of platform
they want,
thirds necessary nominate candi-
{to
dates,
adopted but it is regarded certain
be-
10th of the month.
as
that adjournment will take place
tween this and the
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REDUCED RATES.
a.
Fo Washington
¥X.pP
DC
C1
R. R
Convention
via Pp LAceooant
8
‘he Fifteenth International
tion of the Young People's
Chi i Endeavor
Washington. D. C
and for tl
Conven
or
Society Of
will be
July 7
the
1al occasion
1
nia Railroad Company wi
Ju
to
are
ir t inelingis $i
IV O LOS Inciusive, exot
"ashington and return
for 1d
the ro
.-
What Gossip Ha
-
Don
The Ideal! Panacea,
Alder
Dr.
James I.
man
found
gave
ver
the
Dr.
this
it
King's
Ideal
bottles |
relief as
Ww.
me such sg
New
Cough
wen lv
Discovery." ry
Remedy no Trial
D. Murray's Drug Store.
a
Thisia n Whopper,
A snake st from
Shore to the effect that George
wy Cones Jersey
Girey,
{ of that place, conductor on the Beech
Creek raflrood, while sitting alongside
of his train, which was side tracked at
Panther Run, a few
rapidly approached by a black reptile.
| After several attempts Grey killed the
It cight feet in
{ length, was as thick as a man’s arm,
and its flat head was four in
| width.
days ago, was
| snake, was over
inches
ic psi
{ Most coughs may be cured in a few
| hours or at any rate in a few days, by
{the use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
With such a prompt and sure remedy
i a8 this at hand, there is no need of pro-
{longing the agony for weeks and
| months. Keep this remedy in your
house,
—— — i ———
~When you purchase a spring suit
you want the latest style and mest
popular goods, The Philadelphia
Branch, Bellefonte, will give you just
what you want,
- tuts
~Bubseribe for the ReronTER, $150
ANEW BOOK,
Pennsylvania Rallrond Company's Sum
mer Excursion Boate Book
{ The Passenger
of
| Pennsylvania Railroad Company will,
Department
on June 1, publish its annual Summer
{| Excursion Route Book. This
with the
care and exactness, is designed to pro-
work,
which is compiled utmost
vide the public with short descriptive
notes of the principal summer resorts
of ith the
for reaching them, the
stern America, w
routes
and rates of
There are over four hundred re
DOGK 10 which rates are
fteen hundred dif
ver fi
ferent ways of reaching them, cr com
vinations of routes
I'he Ly
are
y
IK Is Lhe
Hiost
* -
ISTON S
SWEEPING DEL
iy Thonsand Persons Witness a Novel
Exhibition in (
vam bas,
HW
the EN
ked, B
wreck,
WEEOH
Were
Wore th et nes Ww a
igi
complete Kinetoscopic aed
collision
/
Pennsyl-
views of the
were taken by New York experts,
——
oe
A meeting of the Central
AW ery Good Move
They
passed
to place country schools on more equal |
footing with city and borough schools i
and that in country districts the term |
may be arranged into five months in
the winter and two in the summer.
ta
Only Six.
There are at present confined in the |
Centre County jail six prisoners—all
males. This is the smallest number
since Sheriff J. P. Condo has been in|
charge. The largest number during |
his term of office was thirtr-two. 3
——————
No Fishing.
Very little fishing is being done in
these parts now. The low water and
pretty nearly every one having some-
thing else to do than hammering the
streams, is partly to blame for the lack
of enthusiasm,
nln fs A ASA
Subscribe for the REPORTER.
THE PRIMARIES
HOW DEMOCRATS SHOULD VOTE
INSTRUCTIONS
Held Next
Delegate Election to he Satur.
day, 6th, .Convention on the Tuesday
Following at Bellefonte,
The primaries sho
De
Is where vou make vour
Id be attended by
irday,
wrat on sa
every
Flier
rood men count
The office
ni
I never saw more drunken
Harbor. A
to nothing unless it i= backed
Y
men into the church and ¥
at Bar jaw
i=
amoun
up by the people. ou cannot growl |
ou eannot |
reform. |
kinder
would |
of the!
Prohibition party and the salvation of |
the world round and round.’ ’
damn them into temperance
broader,
if
speed the day for the triumph
We must go upon a
and more loving basis we
A >
Col. J. lL. nomination
He will
along with
SPANGLER'S
have Clearfield and Elk
being Demoerutic his
is sure. The Colonel will
victory and roll up an old-time major-
voice will be proclaiming Democracy
every day and night of the campaign,
as in former years, when his voice and
work proved valudble. - Mr, Spangler
will start out with the unanimous en-
dorsement of this county, on Tuesday,
and the compliment will find an echo
all over the district. Forwards, march
to victory.
IS su lin. A —————
LET every Democrat attend the pri-
maries on Saturday, and cast his bal.
lot for the best man before the people.
{
{ AALONSBURG
the Past Week,
James Rupp in hauling
the mountain, unfortunately 1
the wagon and the wheel Jriass
Lhe as drawn
Wh
Js did
brake i
Lies
heel
him
80 that the w not
uid the w
tance Ix
unable
a
HEBERSBURG,
OAR MALL.
Oar Edit Far
Interest,
Associate or nishes Items of
fan away,
smashing so
Fred Kartz, of
date for Treasurer
Saturday |
Was
ooking up some of his good
Democrats don’t
forget to go to the primary and give
Miss Bessie Gramley, of State Col-
risit.
ira Rishel and family, of Boalsburg,
lege, was home on Sunday on a
brothers,
iam and Jasper Rishel on Sunday,
Mr. Davis of Philipsburg, was a vis-
itor at Anthony Knofls over Sunday.
of Boalsburg, were visiting at William
Sellers on Sanday.
There were quite a number of our peo-
ple and of Boalsburg, attended Rev.
Weaver's meeting on Sunday after.
noon.
Miss Ida Koofl left on Monday for
Pittsburg.
W. M. Cronister of Worth township,
was in our town on Monday to look
after his good friends,
There was quite an excitement on
Tuesday evening along the railroad by
a tame bear passing.
Calvin Harper, of Bellefonte, was in
town Tuesday chatting with his Dems
ocratic friends,
Two young ladies from Woodward,
were visiting at the home of J, H.
Williams this week.
NO. 23
LINDEN HALL
Items of loterest fro ir Neighboring
BELLY
-
Al
i
SPENDED THE PASTUR, “
His
fained,
ris in Fiock
tian Endeavor
t Hantingdon: then
Altoons
Kerlin’s
i venlion a
| would meet at
i sights.” Rev.
i tend that he is
| circumstances and
and “see
friends
a victim of unfortunate
ulti-
COtl-
that he will
{ mately be able to prove his
3 - »
innocence.
i Huntingdon Presbytery
{| The presbytery of Huntingdon foots
{up for the year closing with April 1st,
{as follows: 78 churches,
| 306 elders, 85 deacons, added on exam-
ination 778; on certificate total
membership 11,308; adults baptised 207,
infants 349; Sabbath schools members
ship 11,102; contributed to home mis
gions $4980, foreign missions
education $701. Sabbath school work
$1031, church erection $1604, relief
fund $0850, freedman $840, Presbyterian
missions $1059, aid for colleges $485,
anniversary reunion fund $4348, gen.
eral assembly assessment $1007, Ameri-
can bible society $40 congregational
purpose $85,242, miscellaneous objects
$2974. Richard F. Wilson, stated
clerk.
62 minsters,
BENE
shat
i
{Duty
Marriage Licenses,
The following marriage licenses have
been granted the past week:
Thos. O. Williams of Cambria Co.
Sesanna Williams, of Worth twp.