PLUMED KNIGHTS. | Parading by Thousands in the Capital City. REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT About Forming in Line~The City Crowded with Visitors=Cincinnati and Wan! he 1802 = Cincinnatl the 20,000 ol The Denver Cone ave Favorite Towa Controversy to He Amicably Rettled. WasningroN, Oct. 8,—Up to a late hour last night there w ation in the influx of sir knights and their friends. Fach arriving train ht hundreds of plumed knights, in readiness this morning and ever waiting to view the ma tacle promised b | the parade—w expected march broad str review | executive and pul and busin during the aft The The streets about the morning been fill uniforms the parade is [o tin no Cos brou ALL is hen rnoon, Parad» Moves. the capital have all i with 8 } It will pass over i augural parade route, up Penns: avenue, past department and Whit i i reviewed by President Harrison and eral member of | al t Grand M who came here his feeble condit his arrival. Ti will take par made very The There i about the grand en Denver other i VikDaa LEY asied men of that The The parade, it is pone the ) Masonic ter Grand Ma bu the Town Controversy. opening ing probably consul day. Discussion of on the part mandery will ur siderable SPace tes y riot tre tO the mo conclave | Une campment | said 1 Of Cas ple at the pr Sheridan and Sherman. egates an CONEress 5 on their terday to Grant hall traits of Gens Sherman wer tion speech was made by Porter and was in vein. , BITIVe y tran party inte repaired he hands por- Sheridan and The presenta Horace Vos Wii [4] Lrrant unvetled re (jen his An Aeronnnt Mr. VErxos Pr George T. Rice made a balloon ascension here, descending in his parach alighted with hum in the Ohio river, just below the city He became entangled in the ropes of his parachute and before Drowned. Ind., Oct. 8 fe he could extricate himself or aid could i reach him he was drowned, The Second Pledmont Exposition, ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 8. ~The Piedmont exposition was opened here with appropriate evercises, Governor Gordon, Mayor Glenn, Speaker Clay, H. W, Grady and Senator Whit- field delivered addresses, ’ A Gladstonian Elected. Loxpox, Oct. 8 At Peterborough to fill a vac AnCy house of commons. Mr. Morton stonian) was elected, receiving votes. Purns (Unionist) in the Gilad Result of the French Blections, Pans, Oct. 8. The latest estimate of the composition of the next chamber of deputies is 365 republicans and 211 in opposition. This estimate includes the deputies from the colonies. To Cremnte Sulcide Robertson. Yoxpox, Oct, robertson, the member of parlinment who cui his throat at Brighton will be | cremated st Woking, with his express desire. in accordance Liverpool Jack Gets Nins Years New Yonk, Oct, 8.—John Fitzpatrick, better known as Liverpool Jack, was sentenced to nine years in state's prison by Judge Cowing, for abducting men to work in Yucatan, —— - Ex-Prosident Mayes in Vermont. BRATTLEBORO, VE, Oct, 8, «Ex Prosi dent Hayes is visiting relatives here at the Hayes mansion, once occupied by his grandparents, Edison Receives Bad News. NEw Yor, Oct, 8.—Two hundred of Edison's em i here | most el wjuent | sor | which | second | formally | the election in 1,803 | received 1,642, | Sir William Tindale | NEWS BrREVITIEsS | Mr. Walter A. Wood, the veteran in- | venlor and maker of mowers, reapers and binders, has been awarded by the judges at the Paris exposition a special grand prize. He has received, also, the highest awards for each class of ma chine submitted for trial, namely, gold medals for his reaper and his mower and angbject d'art for his binder, About fifty call for a public meeting men, Nationalists, Knights rades untonists, Socialists X lependent voters generally, at the W instituta in Boston and nominated James H. Mellen. of Worcester, for governor LN Tat] A 12wvear-old daughter of Willian Gorman, of Centralia, was passing x tween carson the Lehigh Valle road with a pail of water, when {he were pushed together, catching hes t yeen the bumpers The girl 15 not pet «ol Lo recov persons responded of single tax of Labor, (ir ent A J ers and ing Ooringisien : | | : f 3 Phillip " I on Xx La 4 i y brake . cut I on Hacken- Hing fin th Chr Francis’ hospital i taken instant amounted dward ©O in, to bx Kimball Fanny Daves seriously ill San Francisco and ha to stop playing for the pre Ward Bellefont h ne port ent nd Pa., his the Player J to former Baseball wife «h wistop interim between this have gone of the world's champi MENIP series The report of Admiral Pe was without foundation Mrs rier's illness Hamilton does to the | FINAL DECISIONS In the Supreme Court of Penn- OCTOBER TERM AT PITTSBUR h | { in | been compelled | to spend the | and the Ix ginning not enjoy her life | in the state prison at Trenton and con- | stantly calls for ch fused The pan American the factories of Lowell and Mass, morphine, wh is re PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Prices on the Stock, Produce and Petre leunm Eiehange. Pricanerrma, Oct. 7.- The market tends Pennsylvania w= dull and Reading was firm and the bonds showed some strength. Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Naviga tion steady Northern Pacific pre ferred declined 14, but the common was firm Following were the closing bids Lehigh Valley a) N. Pac. com EE] N. Pace, pref ” Pennsylvania Sg Reading = Lehigh Nav i St Paul is wae ans were Reading Ist pf. 5a iy tending 2 pf. fe Reading 3d pf. b= H. and B.T, com H.and BT, pt WoNY.amd Pp The Froduce Market, Oct. 1 he wy 1" wy PrivaveLrmia, Hisited lands Feed was In ample supply and $12.50 15.50 ver ton for winter bran Flour and Meal-The flour market was quiet and weak under increasing supplies, Sales of ®5 barrels, Including Minne sota clears and straights at $1.508475% Pent. sylvania roller process at $464.00; western winter clears and stralghts at $4040.00: winter patents at SLE00S00 and spring do. at $a 5. Rye flour was quiet at $48.10 per barrel for cholee, Grain--~At the 1 p.m. eall wheat had 8% bid for October: Be. for November; Side. for December; Wile. for January, Cors bad We. bid for October; #0. for November: ge. for December; ge. for January, Oats had 21% tid for Ontober; ®ge, for November, We, for December; Mige. for January, ——— Cotton was for middling in up request dall at The Ol Market, firm, | Reading g. m. 4a. 9034 | delegates visited | Lawrence, | A Long List sylvania., of Handed Highest State Court Williams, Opinlons In the by KSterritt, Green, nud Mitchell, Oct, B.—At the of the st the following Una Llober term FER supe wrt here opinion inded down from mn } pleas Neo. | sieiy a, derres Mm Yereaedd Graff ot al. + bird } i In ror to common pleas ants versed By Justice W va. Diehm ot al easter county Warpell va IR IRON Lancaster county; judgment aMrmed Lehigh Avenue Hallroad from Dauphin county; decree affirmed By Justice MeCollum Baltimore and Cum beriand Valley railroad extons error common pleas, Franklin county; judgment af firmed Same va. Duke; error to same firmed Albright vs. Albright: pleas, Camberiand rapike ’ aster county Hams Pennsylvania rallroad error to common pleas, Las decree reversed error 1a « Knott pleas COMPANY appeal (ey fudgment af error to common comnts iadgment af firmed hater ret judgment rey ¢ NMmith: error to common pless Nn 8, Philadelphi Manhattan Hardware company vs error to comn ment affirmed Cammon h ya KN fuartey county ervedd ndgment reversed Roland nn pleas, Berks county; judg Cut Mis Throat and Bied te Denth. FRAMRLIN, Pa, Oct, 8 Mark McFad- den, a farmer, residing near Clinton ville, this county, while suffering from typhoid fever, secured a penknife dur ing the abence of his attendants and cut his throat and severed the arteries of his arm, He then returned to his bed and bled todeath, When discovered by the nurse he was past medical aid, Bearehing for a Missing Woman. New Turon, Pa. son Befinicoff, adil Down | Justices | MeCollum | FAVORITE SINGER! Warranted Tor Five Years. Dem LOW ARM ntl Lt CW LY ‘OTHE PUBLIC: Our rooms are filled this season, from end to end, with an immense stock of Furniture of every description, style, quality and make, We think we can suit you in anything may You need in our line, BED ROOM SUITS, We wish to call your attention to our line of Bed Room which are very pretty in design and « heaper We have them in Antique, Oak, Ash, Walout and [GH ARM $25.0. at prices within the reach of every body. These ¢ stantially made and in fact are worth double thei OUR FAVORITE 8 Drop Leaf, Fancy Cover, Laroe Drawer Tucker, Ruffior, Binder, Four Wigs CER Rings, mers should see them, and be satisfied. SIDE BOARDS, WARD ROBES, ’ sve lan New chines, Ad iines nnd Testd ss IN ys of Hew kel 1 ivered fr wme free of ‘ rots ne rons fo ir sominde, Co-Operative Sewing Machine Company, 209 8. Mth St., Philadelphia, Pa. PATARRH hat we w + r Treatise and full particulars, Address he Hall Chemical Co., 3860 Fairmount Av., Phils, Pa o» Falling Sicknss CAN be Cato, ¥ 4 ; Fs by me goo & fom € y In WARI'drobes w Cian si LOUNGES AND COUCH nome. * gay we never handled an casuy : v thas CURE CATARRH, keep nothing but first « STHMA { sith 3 nd, articies ir st in the ¢ omau MATTRESSES AND SPRING I ANY | YOLK ge HALL CHEMIC m | PUREST SOAP, : NDERTAK ND EMBALMI for making ten § f this sop, with § “BANNER LYE, dsome present CAMP AND NAGINEY'S «FURNITURE ROOMS»- SHOP BELLEFONTE. am T } EP THE PENK CHEMICAL WORKS, PFHILADELFHIA, FA. Simon Loeb’s NEW CLOTHING STORE ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEFONTE, - - PENNA.
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