VOI. LXX.
MAY CONTROL THE SENATE.
THE SILVER MEN CAN COMMAND
THE SITUATION.
McKinley Appreciates the Situation and
Ix Much Interested Speaker Reed
Finds Great Opposition
NN.
Me-
Hi
WasuiNnarox, March My
Kinley is likely to be much mor
tn th
SOM
terested in the Senate than
seekers are
speeches the army of oflice
his cars, il certain
HOW pouring into
plans now being strongly urged are
carried out. The m 1 wity
ate is composed of silver men
represent three separate
ocrats, Populists and
cans,
cans in claiming the
I'he greediness «
the financial complexion
mittee on Finance b
cancies with gold
aroused the silver men
osition has been made
combine and reorgani;
as
veg
deposing the
Chairmanships of all
mittees and Oy giving t
ontrol of all
i
as,
LOS «
F WOrt to put
chinery of the Senate
ti
of the silver
rien,
April 17,
when he
Kinley
when he
Bliss to be
:
He said that Mr. Bi
Secret
a continuance «
propris
next December
sions of the
Phere was a mo
called for that
les, for the announc
adopting resolutions ad:
administration what
retain the support of the
Woodmansee, who is Chairm 21 OF Lhe
of the Nafic
ican Clubs a
Executive Committee
1
i
yi in
organization of tepul and
who claimed that the
represented at this «
not properly act upon
Tered. sauce
ention ad
a8 were to be of
ing the cons MITE 88 R001 §
it was called to order
very warm talk about
of the gag, but the
counter made it mostly w hispered
among those interested,
Ex-Benator Blackburn
will attend
the extra session of the Kentucky leg. |
islature that has | a
Nenator and will make a strong fight
for his own reelection, not withstand-
ing the Republican majority in that
body,
seat Maj. Wood,
pointed by the Governor of
wen called to elect
who has been
Florida,
mains to be seen.
reached for up to date, but certain Sen
ators who think he now
after too much are preparing to give
in
big odds in favor of their succeeding,
King Hanna is reaching for a place on
the Benate Finance Commiltee, in
which there are two vacancies caused
by the retirement of Sherman and
Voorhees, in order that he may be
properly fixed to boss the tarift’ bill,
which will go to that Committee as
soon as it gets through the House,
No new Senator has been given a place
on that committee in the memory of
the oldest Senator, but that does'nt
make any difference to Hanna. He
wants it and has made his want
known. It is practically certain that
he won't get it. Tom Platt also wants
a place on this Committee, but as he
has been in the Senate before. his
piration is not considered as audacious
as that of King Hanna. but whether
he will get the
doubtful.
Ex-Secretary Carlisle has been of
place is very, very
ler-
‘ounsel f
the Pullman Car Co., now held 1
. Horace Porter who expects to
i
ed the position of General ( or
WW
(iet vo
abroad, at a salary of $25.0
and the « Xpectation is tha
liste will accept
Fhe Water Habb
I'he
us many ex pre us iL,
water hubbub
purei
sonal spite, w hich, en
reap a poor harvest fo
Ihe law upon the subjec
as think only of har
ery claw,
The property owners
ones interested and a ¥ i
would strike them alon:
troller,
otight to be, bi
The city
most jm-
portant as ' most valuable of
The
him with extraordinary powers
the city’s offices aw clothes
, and
exercised, produce
Rat
Provides a Bounty,
Repre sentative Schofield int roduced
a bill into the house which provides
tion of wild eats, hawks owls and
The bill house
resterday afternoon and now goes to
The bill the
passed the
@
the senate, authorizes
50c¢., and every large weasel or ermine
25¢., and for hawks %e.
sco
From (
‘ripple Creek
After the big fire in Cripple Creek, 1
took a very severe cold and tried many
remedies without help, the eold only
becoming more settled,
three small bottles of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, both the cough and
eold left me, and in this high altitude
it takes a meritorious cough remedy to
do any good.—G, B, Henderson, edit-
or Daily Advertiser. Forsale by J. H.
Ross Linden Hall; 8, M. Swartz, Tus
seyville; Wm. Pealer, SBpriug Mills; R.
E. Bartholomew.
HALL, PA., THU
PERRY COUNTY's NEW
Hugh Smith, Aged 75, Arrested for Murder
8 Years Ag
Committed %
oO
Malinda
| Snyder, a girl about eighteen years of
Twenty-eight Years ago
age, suddenly disappeared from the
resided
distance
home of her parents, who in
short
A
reward
the
| Liberty valley
New
Lute d
' B rom
Bloomfield. search was justi
and a offered by fie
Young woman's
were made
ed] -
Lhe
and
Han suce
pri
tory of
the orl
the
almost died
murder Novder
iri on the date mentioned and «
the
inims
have no doubt but that guilty
1
Ie NOW in Jali,
a.
A Perfect Tour to Verfect Florida.
As Florida at this season of thi
times js
delightful
travel. First
it i= also first
its
equip-
ment and service,
in
its
tourist
#ystem. Admirably indeed
its patrons to this land
of health and beauty.
does it convey
trains |
of Pullman palace cars are provided,
all conveniences afforded, and every-
thing possible done to add to the
and comfort of the jourhey,
The next and last tour of the season
to Jucksonville will leave New York |
and Philadelphia March 0.
Special
he
Tourists |
may return by regular trains until
May 81, 1867. Excursion tickets, in-|
cluding railway transportation both |
ways, snd Pullman accommodations |
and meals on special train going, willl
be sold at the following rates: From |
New York £50.00: Philadelphia, $48.00: i
$52.85; Erie, $54.85;
Pittsburg, $53.00, and at proportionate |
rates from other stations, :
Apply to ticket agents, Tourist |
Geo. W, Boyd, Assistant General Pass-
enger Agent, Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia. mard-2t
How the Disease Spread,
Twenty cases of diphtheria have oe-
curred in the Spotts school distriet,
Union county, from the use of the sin-
gle drinking cup and old time drink-
ing pail. This would seem to be a
strong argument in favor of individu.
al drinking cups for puplisand a wa-
ter cooler with a spigot for use in the
school room.
'RSDA
APRIL TERM
Who
foreed Week Of.
Will Take
Drawn for a Two
Weeks Term,
The Fortunates we
The foll 7 i8 the list of
of
Monday April 26th,
attend the regular session court
convene
on
GRAND JUROR IST WEEK
John E. Fryberger, Philipsburg,
C. B. Hess,
J { Aroodbart, Potter.
LO. Mallory, Mil
Ferguson,
ba gl be be By
A
Wm. Mq
Martin Shes
Wm
Hoy,
yer,
Walker
Miles,
ck, Boggs
Everhart, College
Decker, Potter.
John Yerger, Spring
A. L.. Brown, Ferguson.
Noah W, Eby, Haines
Wm. B. Hepburn, Spring.
WwW. M
F. D. Hosterman,
Segholl, Union.
Gregg.
TRAVERSE JURORS —2XD
Frank Hess, Phili
W. C. Walker, Boggs.
C. W, Fisher,
W.R Bitns r, 1i
James Sankey, le,
W. P. Alexander, Gregg.
R. J. Young, Snow Shoe
Wm. Eckley,
Christ Alexander, Penn.
J. Calvin Bathgate, College.
John Hawking, Philipsburg.
Wm. Shortledge, Bellefonte.
R. A. Hall, Philipsburg.
Seott Bailey, State College
Rob’t Wilson, Marion,
Thomas Barnes, Philipsburg,
Calvin Peters, Union.
H. J. Comer, Boggs.
John Turner, Howard.
John T. Hoover, Philipsburg.
John Bwartz, Boggs,
Frank Deitz, Howard.
Henry Crouse, Haines,
Frank Galbraith, Bellefonte.
A. EB. Garman, Bellefonte,
L. G. Dorn, Philipsburg.
John Weaver, Taylor.
Fred Robb, Liberty.
Wm. Johnston, Spring,
Wm. Musser, 8. Philipsburg.
Newton Rishel, Gregg.
Thomas James, Rush,
Frank Vounada, Marion.
pst
urg.
(rregy
erty
Buarnsi
Boggs.
James Ardell, Rush.
Samuel Vanada, Bellefonte.
I AS MA CEI
Fire at Bellefonte
Yesterday afternoon a tenement
house near the railroad station at
Bellefonte, was destroyed by fire. The
building was occupied by several fami-
MAY BE CHANGES
Made in Pennsylvania's ( compulsory School
aw,
A measure making important chang-
the
was offered by
es in compulsory education law
Th mas J, Ford, of
Allegheny in the House at Harrisburg
Wednesday. It the
age from 135 to 16 and
L '
inereases O00
Years, exempis
children between 14 and 16 §
The
of 6}
KC NOO]
are regularly « mployed
{
provides for special
ren who are
.
Weighing the
sunial weigh
United States mails on all
roads of the 1 nited States
Mareh 27 and
davs time,
wil
i LL ill Ie
The
Ars
Hire
MAK are
every four vi to det
pensalic
wn paid
roGen t
ronment
BOVE
! 1 m1
oeen apy
made a chs
second Assistant
1a
and the weighers will be
Te
under civil
- -
Powers Wili Employ Force.
- >
The London “Westminster Gazette’
vo}
a dispatch from Canes,
he will submit only to force,
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to
ployed by the powers if necessary
compel obedience te the order.
— ls fi
Dangers of the Grip,
The greatest danger from La Grippe
If
Among
this remedy for la grippe, we have yet
to learn of a single case having result
ed in pneumonisy which shows con-
preventive of that dread disease. It
25
and 50 cent sizes for sale by J. H.
Ross, Linden Hall; 8. M. Swartz, Tus-
seyville; Wm. Pealer, Spring Mills;
R. E. Bartholomew, Centre Hall.
a as Sisal
~Bieycles reenameled with taking
C. Wetzel’s, Bellefonte.
LINDEN HALL
Mrs, Naney Markle ied
12 Yeurs
Henry Zeigler attended
sale at Penn Hall
Jonathan Tre
sunday
TRIBUTE OF RESPEL
=.
submis.
iy Fa-
ther, who has desmed it wice tc re-
move from our midst our 1 loved and
faithful member Marion IL Hossman,
Whereas, it has pleas ad to sn
bereave us, we Jonk unto him for com-
fort in our sad afMliction, th be
it
Resolved,
seni
him
1
refore
That we extend the
SY Impas
$44
iO
on,
Resolved, That a copy of
olutions be sent to the §
A these res
amily, and al-
the CENTRE
REPORTER for publication,
In a white casket hid the ¢
She was 15 iog vo 18, 30 oo
With the s-ifsame smile on he
And che silken waves in her hair
Like a tired child fallen asleep at play
She was lying so ge: tly there, by
The sweet, Kind spirst silted at last,
And Lhe warm heart foe from care,
No bitter pain, no bitte tear,
Can disturb thy deep repuwe
Thou sweet, brave girl. so dearly loved,
How dearly, God ouiy koows, ©
We sat in the church sida by side,
And mingled our vores in song
Together we drank of the water of life
Bowing low at the fountain of God,
Methir ks her spirity hovering near,
Our stricken hearts would soothe and cheer
And woo us 10 those seats above. :
Where ail is joy, and peace and Inve,
Eoxa M Kevsrrse
Eis GC. Mxrnivies,
Resscoa sravoign
ass ds fs oA dissin.
—When you can buy geod quali
at the same prices others ask for shod-
dy clothing, you will be que
advantage of the Opportunity,
ins, Bellefonte, can prove this to you,
wer porfume.
a, wo fair,
inal mouth,