& G. P. BIBLE, Proprietors. F. E. URQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL MEN, OF WHATEVER STATE OR PERSUASION, RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL wdeflersoy TERXS : $1.50 per Annum, in Ad i Ya . VOL 9. 3 "BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1887. NO. 4 - 1 A ExcrLisuMes are proverbially bull headed, they ure proverbielly for fair play also, an Englishman will giveand take as hard knocks asany man. He is slow to learn, there are somethings he vever learns, The Eo glish tory has been a thousand years learning or rather trying to learn how to govern Ireland, ho is no nearer a solution of that question to-day, than he was started. He travels along in the same old coercion rut, his ancestors traveled centuries The Centre Democrat, Formssl.A0 per Annumin Advance Editor indeed a FRANK E.BIBLE, : 1887. Democratic County Comm ities, HY Stitzer, Edward Brown, Jr, Hefon v8 W,. Bellefonte iw James Schofield, WwW. Ww Howard Boro... Milestmrg Boro... Milllrolm Bore... Contre Hall Boro Ist W when he i DJ Meyer, i Herlinger, ions of favor from all classes and the The Wrecked Eagle press of the state with a few disrepu- | | Haviraxy, N, 8, April 1.—Captsin | | Barry, commander of the Arctic steam- er Alert, who is an old Newfoundland {sailing skipper, says the reports from | table exceptions commend the ap- | pointment, Mrs, Bogert is thorough. | ly competent, is worthy and needy. | She can't vote snd may not be able |g johne leave no possible hope for to run a ward caucus but she has lots | the Eagle and ber crew, [Ie came bere | of friends in that city, who can vole | from St. Johns a few days ago | for her and whose political influence | intimately acquainted with the Eagle cannot be controlled by pot house | and her commander, Jackman, He a good {cannot understand the reports about i the condition of the steamers He was | loafers: The appointment is : boilers one. i . | - ‘ { He snys she was fitted with new boil” Tue Gazette's work in urging the ! ers this winter, TheFagle was 343 tons Philipsburg If he could knock it in- no earthly before him. to his head that he ; right to govern Ireland at all, the +H L Harvey, Anson V. Dougherty, | question would be half solved, if he J I Williams, | we avid Beickiey, | Henry Krab, b, PE I or al ¢ Frank Bowersox, js the world long go for ol A | that Ireland ought tp gevern Wilt E. Keen, George W Keister, William T Baliey, oo Frank B Wielaad, Jobin Glenn, William Irwin, William H Gardner, John Ishier, A N Corman, weed © Bekiny we Wm H Kreamor, wees ¥ A Foresman, WW Rayer, Jacol M Clarr, hn B. Hows, Snow Shoe, W andrew J. Lucas, od nmes Redding, » Sanson Ww SJnng twp... Wis Cr erwiod { are beginning to learn what po tory Taylor . ood, Walker twp wdohn H Beck, twp RPPRRERR | 3 J Wonlring, Worth 1 m twp Charies M - 24 W., } MW A J Greist, Tntonville Boro... De Thomes J, Fraser, Benner tWh. cue Boggs twp, NP. TW. has oe Milligan Walker, do R.P. Burnside twp aaa CoRege twp... Curtin twy » cos iran Ferguson twp, B. Po... In twp, W. Po... Gregg twp, 8 Pon. do N. Pocconnr ne Haines twp, B. P.. lo w.p Half Moon twp Harris twp Howard wp Huston twp Liberty twp Marion twp Miles twp. nee Patton twp Penn twy PREERAIA, Potter twp. N, P do 8.p Rush twp, 8. P do Nr did herself | the question would be solved. In glish edidiery could be withdrawn and millions of money saved to the Eo. glish people. Ireland would be free, and the warm ally of England. There bory inherited an is no wee getting angry with a government except at its stupidity, that of American swear, course makes Prom | government ever has, and that is that arya. | “coercion” in Ireland is a monumen MOLAIN rman H. Y. Snivees, JAMES A When the great mass to by | tal Tailure Secretary. Chal the English people begins move {in the direction indicated Gi lad - Tue lustiest shouter for *“tarifi” 8 |, 0 20d Parnell the thickest tory { skull day by his “protected’’ employer. | blows of — AI——— i Canter Hargisox coquetted too much with the mayoraity nomination | and che slippery female gave him the } the fellow who is paid ninety cenis a Sanuot yesiat 4} actual facts. If the present bust” still, never get raat, means “Pikes Peak Il the Irish have to do is to sit g or 0 the darned thing can to shake. -— SINGERLY Record | CoL. of the has a bran splinter new Yacht. We | have a cradle and a baby to put into it Yacht to see "em both Col. : -— — Mayor Firrige took hold of the ribbons of governmeat of Philadelphia It good government can enjoy himself diseoursing en “fein qualities” of the corpse SY —— Tae appointment of Assistant Se d C- Fairchi to succeed Mr {reiary { tu the business interests of the coun ’ * ] 3 4 Fil wader (he new charac LE | fTY, and can be taken as a guarantee the sea of wil p : that an ers of v on the part of the admioisirati that 5 ity. the po fl dawn on the quaker cy laid down at ils beginning t hq i Ale Fair n ena. Ins baving 3 Hid wi gatling gun weather it too awful ¥ nn As ad y which P ever lorgotien, mi (zo weal Lireely, -_ we 1 a \ resid anyinmg, . : 2 : . As its the fashionable thing for newspaper men to have pleasure car- . a 0 \ As a matter of cour riages, Friesian balls, Maltese cat, : . will how! “{ May say to our 4 : : will con readers that we've ordered a schooner ree trader.” world steam yachts ete., we : : ’ . inue to move sll the same and Cleveland wi.l give the people & good for warm weather, and we expect to | | imi afi po y cienn administration we li— I~ the mayoraity contest in Chica the with run the concern ourselves, --— Tie New York Sun is to be cotted by the Kaights of Labor. That will alone increase the circulation of the Sun by thousands but what has Dana's cat done to offend the “Walk- | , " the candidate of the Democratic party ing delegate !” Turn on the borsott | i 8 . s | stone, it is water on Dasa’ mill. te .3 : : - ' | socialistic element of all Ex-Arrorsey Gemenar Parser | leagued with a few labor agitators, says the Congressional Japortionment | and the Republican ecaudidate with is eonstitational, but thea Mr. Palmer's | the Democratic party holding the bal. opinions carry no more weight than [ance of power. Nelson represents an- those of any other lawyer. We would | archism, nihilism, socialism and all like to hear what AWoreey General | the other inferoal isms that are to-day Kirkjasirick or Governor Beaver says | cursivg the coantry. Roache of the apportionment. [ents & great American party 10 as | whieh every law abiding eitizea of Tue Interstate Commerce com- | Cliieago should tie to as agaiost Nel mission has the biggest contract on iis {son and his foreign “isms.” Any- bunds of any commission that ever | thing to beat anarchy should be the existed. We expen 1 hear ol the | motto of Americans and law abiding whole “commish” being in an insane foreigners in our great cities. In the | country sach pernicious doctrines can asylum in less than a year. Let the good work go on, there are a hundred | not take root, as a love of country, of | law and order, is deeply graven in the thousand feilows who will run the isk for the salary. hearts of our raral population, i C—O in Mus, Jaxe Brows Porrea the PresivpNr CLEVELAND has ap Awericsn female who Is seekiog notor- | potted Mrs. J. ®. Bogert Pout iety is Eogland as an nctress, should Mistress of Wilkes Barre. boy : i * 1 go the element of uncertainty ie Democratic party which is left candidate, Harrison having declined positively to run as out a Carter would ge a little further and conclude | him, | erection of more tenement houses for | register and was built at Dundee in 1870 rent in Bellefonte reems not to be en- | especially for the seal and whale fish- | A start isbeing made | erios, direction ete. ete.,~ |g5 000 i tirely in vain, I'he fin the right Gazelle. refitting this winter cost fe ¥ . \ { Captain Birry witnessed her ial trip Yes tnat's #0 {ust as soon as Spang- | ;, St. John's harbor on the 2d inst, {ler and Gephart SAW the (Fazelle's arti i then carried ninety pounds of steam She {ele they went and consulted the heavy presure, and the ordinary presure on a weight of that concern and acting on | cruise would be seventy pounds, She fr Is : ‘ k anit | his advice concluded to put up the | sailed on her last voyage ton the morning of the 10th inst, om Ht. Johns No more enduring mounu { ment will ever be erected to the | . : : 3 of the fleet that day. | memory of our editorial brother than : : i | the new buildings going the { 1e first on {up all around town. Of course the |, ? " Bay. It rarely happens that one of the idea of “more houses,” is entirely | Beet 8 nol seen or reported for an sailed north, doubtless joining the | brick row. | res i I'he fleet invaria- bly keep together, and geoerally find which are pighs of a seal In avisia ne | LL. D., the poet died here yesterday, { wood family lot in Booklyn, | gave him an and | The English people | of | 10 sledge hammer | {tory government like the western emi- | od ot 31 “Pikes Peak,” and at the wake Pat the | | Meaning will give entire satisfaction | The real issue is between the | parties | rep 8 | Mrs, | original with Mr. Feidler, no news | paper or indeed no citizen of | fonte having before grasped the situa- tion. Indeed Feidler’s originality ison a par with that of the distinguished gen { tiemen who were going 10 move the |! | State ( ‘apitsl to Bellefonte, However | et t ken and Feidler against the 11 | he good work go on, Bailey, Mill- What a glorious triumvirate. ] co —— | Tag verdict in Chicago is in favor { of liberty, order and the well being | of society, The United meaus the socialistic " Labor party, which element of all | parties, apd riff raf and rabble of the | city has been beaten by nearly 30.000 | msjority. The murderers of the Hay | Market, and throats norahle the assassins and mantle of hopes liber bave been knocked out on the first oe ANN] toa N Gi 0 a OX OY Daves: w York audience, with Bern invitat h woman who almost created Fedora acknowledged a worthy rival It considerable nerve in Miss Davenport in the great American. required to play Fedora in New York, after Bernhardt bad been plaving it for a | week, and then invite the French | ' | | actress to be present, bat an American | N 3 for any- | learning of its character, just in time to | $tream. Search was made along the | J" 1 5 : 4 | woman has nerve enough thing, and then Fanny Davenport has one of the most perfect forms seen on the stage and her personal appearance is attractive, - v Gov. O'Beaver presided at the | anti-Coercion meetiog at Philadelphia. | The Governor is Irish through Dan | Mc'Hastings. He made a very elo quent speech. oo — ! An Blevator Falls CHica vator in the vow Farwell block was as [eending to th cloak establishment laden | with fourteen girls and the porter, it elowly came to a stop midway between the fourth and fifth stories, The por- ter tugged vainly at the cord in nis of- fort to move the elevator and finally {shouted to the engineer below, An unintelligible response was received, but jest at that moment the elevator with all its occupants shot down to the bottom with almost lightening rapidity It struck the pine flooring. which separ’ ates the basements from Je floor, and This broke the fall so that Be He. i world, | cut | who masquerade wuder the | on, and the | April L—To«lay as an elo | imitate Langtry and pour ioe water do sn the back of Vicky's oldest boy. Wales always givesa woman a good send off who is ful enough to disire it. O31 Jane Browa Potter you make us Awenry. » | burst that. | Bogert was backed by the people of no one was injured, although all was that eiry without respect to party af. | indineribable auf tian in much filiations und opposed oaly by the aureaesiing snaaac: he engineer. lays . : { the fault on the inexperienced porter, | spoilemen who wished to step into her who, bie alleges failed to put on the | dead husband's shoes. The appoint: | brake, while the Intter asserts that the | ment weets with the warmest express: ' blame lies with the engineer, terval longer than three « Sailors who reached S the last the fearful se mail boat told a that on tae night of the most the Ne is 8 barren 14 It rock about miles in area, rising up out of the water | about sixly feet. It is entirely unap- | proachable, the sea for miles around it | being constantly beaten into the wildest { fury upon sunken rocks. Captain Ba: i \ : i ry believes there were full 200 men on {the Eagle. Every able-bodied man wanted to go to the seal fisheries this year, for this was the ry after the great distr - A Noted Judge Dead Wasminoron, DD. ( Apr dred bi i. Bradisy : . general de has been ot ahr sional ¢ ar played Fedora | ¥ in Bradley life ] second 1 A | Harris shot"sn | named, Ad Was engage AY. | riage, young man pamed Mary niram J Bradley the at Burrows had arrows, as her counsel and at | trial set up a defense Lh | offered Miss Harris his baad in mar riage but afterwards, desiting to marry | another, had decoyed her into a house | of ill fame from which she escaped, on { prevent her ruin. The trial resulted in victory for the defence and at its close the delendant aod her counsel were married, C————_ Jake Sharp's Turn Next. New York, April l.<Jacob Sharp will be the next of those indicted for complicity in the Broadway steal to be brought to trial. This has been definite. ly decided upon by District Attorney Martine, and the preparation of the case for presentation to a jury is now in active progress. Sharp's trial was decided npon vecanse the district attor- ney does not wish to run the risk of another disagreement in the Cleary ease. So he proposes to firsl try some of the alleged tempters in the famous conse, as this will briog out an entirely new line of evidence which has not been hinted at by the people or the district attorney's office. This, it is now inticanted, will be of a very sensational character, and alter having been made available in the trial of the chie's of the conspiracy, ean then be used against the alderman who bave not yet been tried. The date for Sharp's trial bas not yet been fixed, but it will probably be early in May, as soon ws District Attorney Martine ean get a judge befors whom he oan try the caso, The engagements of the availa- ble judges are such that a trial cannot be reached during the present month. John G. Baxe Doad. ArLnaxy April L—Johin Godfrey Saxe The burial will take place in Graer- Dr. Saxe, whose numerous writings interna onal rej uistion was & native of Highgate, Vr1,, and was | nearly seventy-one years old, having | passed his three score years snd fast June teed law, but drifted into and for five years conducted a» Vi, He 8 and 1X56 3 { Gan newspaper at Burlington, gravitated ino politic found bit State's Attoroey, of Ve rmont. the unsuccessful Democratio os that Whig F Was na dnte for Governor of pub ican (Gibiralt ie worl ¢ Ol DIS Work partaking of aqua that made them plensant re found for m UY Ol is writing in the school readers of (we AO and many { the standard tions of that day. He was eatirical with- out bitterness and the ney that he peo Among his pervaded nearly everything of his wrote made the product alike wholsome and refr iblished writis bi pt known are “I'ro thirty years ago M 1 in Inaye i : Lock,” the Legends fw IOvmes gf sll ——— a A—— A Black Fiend's Crime wry, Ala, April | fa borrible crime have Last Tuesday morning Tarle- colored, murdered his wile Ada, in this city. He took the rally, piled wood and st kerosern “ He e body to be eres v 1 or } oq oll on Lhe el ire to 1, then returs stieman on whose sr missed the woms 4 Killed 8 treaqury clerk | Cameron; attempted to in the river last evening. She was seer { by two men wandering toward the rive er. ed to elude them and plunged into the stream, and her half-frozen body was was taken to the and restored to International hotel COnRCIOuUSness, where she is resting quietly, Mrs. Cameron sustained an injury to her spine in a collision on the Brooklyn and New York ferry some years ago, from the effects of which she has never fully recovered. Close watch has been kept on her movements aver sinoe, be- oatse she has not been in her right mind. Last night she managed to get {out on the street and sought 10 end her Ii tor’s brother committed suicide about A year ago, fo at the same place where the sena iim ito New Youx, April 1. —John Talbott, the hero of many burglaries, with his ‘pal” Charles Radford, after successful- ly eluding the police of this city and other cities for several years has again been oaptured. The pair were arraign. ed in the Essex Market police court to. day and remanded 10 the care of In- spector Byrnes. Talbott and Charles Rad ford some time ago went to Philadelphia where they cracked a safe in the produce commission house of Andrew H. Miller, st 134 South Front street, They got $400 in cash and bonds valaed at $300,000, This was their crowning schievement. Talbott brought the plunder to this city to awsit a chance to dispose of it. The bonds ‘ Jourgaiism, | He | They followed her, but she manag. | fornd and taken from the water. She | Condensed Telegrams The New York Geant fund now Lo gregates $120,545, Hall stones an inch in diameter fell Tazewell county, Vo., on Wednesday, Pat Hanley one of the Cleavland (0,) reported in custody st Lrsineaviije Unagy ten | In his earlier days he prac- | re *lguraered his wile, Phenty-five ged irom the nt, Fhe public 67 during Lae tre asury ani formerly 5 ghth Pennsyl- drowned ed inl Villism ‘who AT ERIor bas added to Eiward M in the employ~ { 1 4 i | ment of 3 AvVingsion, wholessie 1 2 _ Broadway, New, hire, FiCal Cur AVLARD, April 3, «Jeremiah Mil- law 11 { ler, a well-known manufactuer, made a lesperate attempt at suicide to-day { while temporarily deranged, with a He stabbed himself | repeatedly in the throat. His family | interfered before a fatal result had been | obtained. Physicians discovered forty | wounds io the neck and two over the heart. New Youx, April 1.—The will of Jose Sevilla, of Peru, who left a large fortane in trust. to be used in establishing a home and school for childrea in this country, has jost been filed bere. It pro. vides that if legal difficultios prevent the oarrying out of the testator's purpose in Amerios, the money shall go to France or Switzerland, 10 be used there in the way indicated, Pirrssonen, April 1.—<The railroad coal operators of the Pittsburgh who ship to western points have formed an association for the maintainance of a uniform selling price of onal. Eighty per cent. of the firms shipping west and representing $12,000,000 capital, have joined the pool. An effort will be made to have the Hooking Valley snydicate co-operate with the new association. Ausvquengue, N. M , April } —Sheriff Laird, of Grant county, came to Delen village, a few miles south of here, yos- terday and arrested a constable named Hughes on a charge of murder, Hughes wai constable at Pinos Altos, and about two weeks sinoe had a difficulty with Moxioans. W being drawn Hughos shot and Killed Martines ui pair of divitlers,
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