4 a g: Orazed by Whiskey. A PHILADELPHIA POLICEMAN MAKES THINGS EXOEEDINGLY LIVELY Privaperrnia, February 20.— Barly John Macintyre, a police of ficer of the Twenty-third distriot, took possession of the station house yester- day afternoon, drove his fellow officers out at the point of a pistol and at- tempted to kill Lieutenant Edward M. Lyons and Acting House Sergeant Archibald Griffith, Between 1 und 2 o'clock, after the lieutenant had fio- ished calling the roll and had gove home to dinner, Sergeant Griffith was sitting behind the desk in the roll room conversing with Officer Hart and sub Officer Carpenter. The door of the armory was partly open. The armory is a large closet a few feet _ away from the desk in which the of " ficers as they come off their beats de- posit their pistols. Sub-Officer Car- penter was just telling Sergeant Grif fith that MacIntyre had been seen in the neighborhood drunk, and that he openly boasted in several saloons that we intended to kill Lieutenant Lyon's when MacIntyre walked in. His eye® were bloodshot, and it was evident that he was drunk, although he stag- gered very slightly as he walked. “I'm going to show Lyons who is lieutenant here,” he shouted. “I'm boss of the place, and I'll kill every cuss in the room.” He walked up to the armory pulled the door wide open, and grab- bed a pistol in each hand. “Put those revolvers down, John” ordered the sergeant; “don’t make a fool of yourself,” MacIntyre responded with a volley of oaths, and turning to Grif- fith, presented both revolvers at his head. “Get out of here”, he yelled, “or I'll blowyyour bwains out. I'll kill you all if you don’t get out.” The station house was speedily cleared. and MacIntyre held possess icn for some time. He fired over forty shots and fairly perforated the porth wall of the building. Lieuten- ant Lyons was notified, when he ar- rived he ordered the men to capture Macluotyre, but they refused. Lieutenant Lyoas borrowed a pistol * from Patrolman MacGregor and walk- ed into the corridor just out of the roll room. He called MacIntyre by name and wasanswered by a volley of oaths, “I own this place, and I ind to call the roll to night,” yelled Maclotyre. “I'm going to kill you." Lieutenant Lyons heard MacIntyre walk toward the door and took a position on the staircase facing the doorway with the revolver in his hand. Maclotyre came out with a pistol in each band avd fired as soon as he saw Lyons, who returned the shot and MacIntyre fired again. The bullet struck the staircase an inch from Lyon's head. The lieutenant fired a second shot, and it struck Maclotyre in the left arm, just below the elbow. He fell to the floor and the officers who were peeping in the door, rushed ip and grabbed him. like a maniac, and six men were re- quired to hold him while he was searched. Eight loaded revolvers were taken from his pockets, and he was locked up in a cell until the ar rival of an ambulance from the Ger. man hospital. Four men had to hold him down in the ambulaoce. As it drove away with him he shouted “I'll do Lyon's up if you pat him in here with me.” Maclotyre's wound is not dangerous. Ie was angry because he had been saspended, i —— A ——— He straggled ~List of unclaimed letters remain- ing in the Post Office st Bellefonte Centre county Penna. Feb 21 1887, William Dillet, Reuben Cohen, Jno. Clark, Jno. H. Fryer, Jno. Fetzer, Jno. Garman, Robt. C, Holmes 2, George Jacobs, Mrs, Lavica Johnstonbaugh, Free M. Rollin, Lawrence A. Ridatts, Mrs. Mary Ann Rine, Millard F. Shaver Robert Stevensenson, Frank Wailer, Miss Carrie Walker, Persons inquiring for letters nimed in the above list will plesse say adver tised. Jas, H. Dosnixs, P. M, “ ~Dpoxxssness, on Liquor Hany can pe Coen sy Aowintsrenive Dr, Harvey Gorton Bpporio.~It van be given in a oup of coffee or tes without the knowl. edge of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the nt is a moderate drinker or an wreck. Thousands of drunk, ards have been made temperate men who have taken the Golden Specifie in DE aE Es LC) uit of thelr own free will: Np it drink from its administration, ADDITIONAL LOCAL. BT — ~The committes appointed st the January meeting of the Centre County Pomona Grangs, « | ven Democrat. we 2 ondsting of Messrs, | s i Lenzard Rhone, J. J. Arney, John Groves | The Half of 4 Handred Years. The following uniqe poem is from the {pen of Joe W, Furey of the Lock Ha- Joe has music in his soul, and his sweet little poems often L. C. Reariok and (leoree Dale. have un- | grace the columns of the papers, der consideration, as introduced, to ar- range for holding the fourteenth annual Patrons picnie of Centre County, for two cosnecutive dags nnd huye unanimously passing the fullowing, Resolved that we hold the fourteenth annual pienic of the Patrons of Hun bandry of Centre County the usual time about the middle of September, at the old place on the top of Nittany Mountain: and that it be eootinuéd for two days with sn exhit®Mion of such farming implements and stock as man- ufacturers and farmers desire to exhibit, and we cordially lovite the public to join with us in our anual gathering. been offered rgd by ut The committees bave tenis free by the Williams Grove Inter- State Picnic Association (except as to transportation) and have concluded to scepl them, Manufacturers are offering to exhibits and will aid in making the jmplement department interesting and, no doubt farmers having fine stock will be glad of the opportunity to bring it to public notice, Arangements will be made for public lectures daily, and in the evening some epecial entertainment is in contempla- tion. Tents rented price to accommodate those who maycon- Ap- plications for tents should be made ear” ly, to enable the committee to engage will be at a nominal template staying on the grounds a sufficient number in time, Families are expected to provide their ova board and bedding, but no doubt a boarding house will be erected. It 18 comfidently believed that the public will enthusiastically join the pat. rons of our county to have the grandest and most profitable gatherings held by the farmers of our county. ever ~A marriage license was granted at No telling the joys and the gladness, The sorrows, the groans and the tears, The goods , the folly and badness In a half of a hundred years. When a follow approaches his“fifty,'' And backward looks and peers, He soos where he might have been thrifty In half of 8 hundred yours, He can mark all his folly and meskness, Where courage, instead of fears, Would have helped him over his weeknoss , In half of a huodred years. He oun note where he acted foo ligh For the sake of men's smiles and suoers, And was surly conceited and mulish In balf of a hundred yours. He can see how soft-hieaded and tender He was on the dainty dears, And how often he went on a" bender" In balfof a hundred years, Likewise where he acted the monkey, When he might have bean smart and wise, Instead of a sap-head and lanky, Had he only kept open hie eyes . Old time ! hold your chariot a minute, Stop casting your fateful lesrs ; I toll you “therd's & million in it" If you'll give me but twenty fiv ¢ years, Won't do it Old Geaybeard t All right, sir , Swing your scythe as beat pleases you, then : I'll embrace what is loft with delight, sir, Be it twenty years, i ftaen or tea ! IT own that I might have been wiser, Might have wrung from sombod's tears The money to makefne a m lser In my half of » hundred years, Rut, bang it—1 couldn't do it, Coulda’t live on what such mousy rears, And yot I have the first time to rue it Io my half of & hundred years. "Tis true I'm as poor se Job's turkey, Owe debts that I really have fears Will only be paid in the murky Next half of a hundred years, But still I find joy in the present, For life is full of good cheers And, take it all throagh, its been pleasant In my haifof a handred years. | Bo what Is the uss of regretting Or gramble with sighs and with tears, O'er the folly, the sin. the coquett ing OF half of a hundred years, God knows that mas is but mortal, Prone to wickedness, folly and fears, Chinaman, and Miss Minnie Frederick, | This is the first | believe when formerly of Altoona. case on record, Celistial brother captured an American lady. Toy has forsaken his native dress and substituted American clothes and also wears his hair after the most ap- proved fashion. we our ~A terrible accident occurred at the junction of the Beech Creek and Pine Creek railroads near Jersey shore last night, by which Charles Dum, the night yard master of the Beech Creek railroad was instantly killed. The unfortunate man was changing a switch and his foot eaught io the switch frog, holding him in such a way that he could vot escape Six freight cars passed over his body, mangling it in a most terrible manner. Mr. Dam was a resident of Jersey Shore haviog been married about six months ago to an estimable young lady of that place: The accident occurred a few minutes before ten o'slock last night. — Lock Haven Express A Nick Scngmz. —For some time back the merchants and business men in this section have been victimized to some extent by spurious bills, til about a week ago that they were It was not un- detected and a lookout kept for them and the parties passing them. The mode of raising the denomination of a bill is simple and easily executed. A one dollar bill is made to represent a §2 or a two §5, as the case may be, by past- mg the highest figures over the original number, All the bills detected so far have been raised by pasting tobacco stamp figures, and in most cases the work was well done. The perpetrator® of such work aresure to be found out in time, and on Wednesday H. A Kratzer, of Clearfield, swore oat a war- rant for the arrest of Mrs. Metler Price and Mrs, Ramuel Straw, the latter a resident of Kansas visiting near here, Constable Way served the papers and brought the women before "Squire Pittsburg the other day to Jung Toy, a | Bat repentance will open the portal Of Hoaven for euillion of years, *The writer has not reached the “fifty “but a your of more less dont make any difference in the situation ~The “Goo 1 Templar Lodge,” on last Tuesday evening, discussed many im- portant subjects relative to the work” ings of the organization, among them was the modern question of “Women's Rights” many good points were scor- ed by ladies and gentlemen on both sides, But as it has always has been in the past and no doubt will continue io the future, the negative should not have the right was the verdict no doubt of the lodge. It was a very enjoyable session ~J ames Schofield the harness maker is selling the best harness at greatly re. duced rates. Before purchasing else- where call and get prices, of Schofields harness will leat a man a life time: There is no economy in buying shoddy city harness, goods and you get \he worth money, One sot jay nome made of your THER 17EMs vroxX TRE Puiurrsscec Jowrnal,—~We have often heard it re marked that the bulk of the busines in Centre county comes from burg. If this is the case we can see no reason why it should not be done right here and save a large amount to the county.—Build a court house on south park, and instead of “we uns” going to Bellefonte, have those fellows come That would be the way to Philips over here, do it. We will put up our newly elested Burgess and Assistant Burgess agaimst any other officials in the state as regards avoiduapois, their combined weight be. ing four hundred and thirty-one pounds of which two hundred and twenty-five pounds falls to the share of Warfel, and the balance two hundred and six, to Wengert, Ifany of the roughs who from tim® to time create disturbances Moore who bound them over in $300 bail each. On Thursdsy they were tak- en to Clearfield, but a writ of habeas day next when Jadge Krebs will ren- der a decision ss to jurisdiction, the question of ita being a United Siates offence having been raised. Bail ir $300 each was continued and both we- men were allowed to go home. Cur. wenaville Review SPRING MILLA, Miss Fisher, daughter of Dr, Fisher, of Boalsburg, is trying to get up a mu- sic class at this place; hope she will sue As" the Republican vote of Gresg township searcely forms a corporal’s euard it has been customary for the Democrats to nominate a double ticket for township offices, 40 as to afford the voters a choice of candidates and also to arouse interest by meking a contest which always brought out a respectable vote. This year, however, the nominat- ing cavous only nominated s single tick ot which displeased some of the party. The Republicans, thinking to profit by this dissatisfaction, nominated a mixed ticket, thinking thereby to gobble up some of the offices and infuse a little life into their almost defunct organiss- tion dissatisiod ht by this subterfuge. for while helped them eloet Democrats on the mixed ticket names of the Repu again blieans, A of out town the Ty it the convention. at Tasseyville last week. hn corpus saved them from jail, until Man. | folks atiended |“ in our little mountain city, should | chavee to fall beneath the ponderous | weight of theses modern Hercules’ there | will be hardly eoough of them left to | mark the spot they fell on, {| At noon, on Saturday, John Evan Farquas, a pative of Sunny Italy, and {an employee of Caba Mines, sat down i under a railroad car, standing on the { track, directly under the dump, at the | mouth of the drift, in order 10 eat his {dinner and at the same time keep ciear of the rain which was then falling quite rapidly, He occupied a position that onused one leg to lay across the rail, Another car came down the track and ran into the one he was setting under with sufficient force to start it. The re- sult of this was ap accident, one wheel ing over Farquas' leg and mashing it terribly. He was brought to town and after recviving treatment, was sent to Willismapeirt, ~Last evening at the residence of Mrs. Ida Dolan at the glass works an envent of interest occurred it being the marriage of (wo of Bellefonte’s well known young people. Mr, Ollie C. Mil- ler, chief tinner ai Harris & Co's tin shop, was united in marrisge to Miss Kittie Dolan, daughter of the sbove named lady. The wedding occurred st 7 o'clock in the presence of a number of invited guests, Rev. Dr. Munroe per- formed the ceremony. Immediately after the two were pronounced one, and the congratulations over the guests were ushered into the dining room where a sumptuous repast was partaken of. At 9 o'clock the bride nd groom boarded the train enroute for the eastern cities where they will spend several days. Mr. Miller is one of our best young men and his friends are legion. He is a trusted employee snd has been connected with Harris & Co. for some timo. In testimony of their apprecia- tion of his services the members of the firm presented him with an elegant range complete, Messrs, Jas. Williams, Jno. Olewine, I: I. Parsons and Abram Juckson, fellow employes testified their regard for the bride and groom by pre- senting them with a beautiful dinner service consisting of 125 pieces. Many other handsome presents were received The lady whom Mr, Miller selected to be his life partner, is highly respected: snd of an amiable disposition, We wish thew a prosperous snd happy journey through Jife. 4 When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mise, she clung to Castoria, A Whee abe had Children, she gave them Castoria, t ~ Fnglish Spavin Liniment remove |! all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin Carbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, Ete. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warrant- ed. Sold by F. Potts Green, Druggist, Bellefonte Pa. Absolutely Pure. A marvel of parity, sireagth and Mors seonomion] than the ardivary Kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the muititads of Jow test short weight alum or phosphate powders. Bald only In cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER OU, 108 Wall street, New York PROPOSALS F¢ )R RED BRICK Orrin or Band BL. RR, Bellefonte Pa. Feb. 16, 1887 This powder sever warios w holier lee tyd Be t hirer huedred and wiahtly thous. § briek, toaoqiinds of ehich mont be hard, nod balance soft, all of best quality, well made and suited for farses putposes, mame 10 be deliverad Al Brack of said radlvoad at Bellefonte, Por farther information tall on, or addres RH. POAL, Belisfonts , Pa. A. BEEZER & SON, Will furnish you with Meatsof all Kinds At Their MEAT MARKET IN THE OLD Conard House, Allegheny Street. #it Corned Beof a spocialty. Prices in $AccoRDANCE with the times, special values, s few of which we mention bere ¥ iz conde. brown and other colors ; goods which were manuf Also extra fabric in colored Dees Silks in sll the Boring Fhados, at 75 cents 06 large and desirable a al present snd miss have, been unprecedented, aa’ ibe, L304 inches deep at Too. snd 12940. ot 12%. and 10c,3 inches wide, pure Laces at 25 conta Reduced from 75 cents and §1 00 per yard, Dry Goods as all markets, Cotton, Silk, and Wool, are advancing sad will no doulas, end of present yor sur line, and gel the Jowest prices and chiiomst goods in the market, over Reynolds’ Bask effect Monday Jany. 24, 1887, BPR VOI sia sesnvonvssnnnintisasnrss Sellers F.... Thompsons F.o.ooviniininnnnnnn - Krumrine State College State College. ....... Rrameins.... civceinisvissicannd Thompeons F......coooinsvinsinnin VW RAAB. 0icoisserssisivivsnren RERSL. BOIRRE TF oar cases cor siniinussnnatuninn Filmore.... BellefonWa vivs Whe a sutnnie “es only when signals are given or on notice to conductor. esstand weston BLE. V.R BR waston B. EE V. RR. esston B. EV. R R. and with train woet on Snow Shde branch. for Infants and Children. ER ————————— UL. “Castors is so weil adapted toshildren that [recommend it as superior to knows to me.” { Castoria enres Colle, Const'retion, four Bromuch, Darra, 4 Worms, gives sleep, aud pi sates Al withous injurious medication, Tux Omrravn Company, 192 Fulton Street, X.Y. 55 ~ GODEYS © 1 pou CLOSING BARGAINS FOR Fall and Winter Season. In order to make room for large Hues of Bpring | Dress Goods, which are arriving dally now we have | decided to saerifice many very desirable snd sonsone able goods, This is nudoubtedly your opportunity, | luring month of February. Write 0 our Mall Order Department for samples of W0-luch All Wool Buitings st 35 ota, W0-Inch Berges, Grays and Browns, All-Wool, at %0 40- Inch Colered Buitings at 30 cents. 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