4 BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 189 NO. 18 ane whentve Democrat, CLEARY DOOMED. | FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER - EDITOR m2 IN THE FIRST DEGREE pe ; san MS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Fivel . . . $180 per near Advance $1.00 ford! Stions are not paid inside of three | go all be charged arou tor JA te rial. pis | Able Spevches Made Jadge Mayer's Barnest The year. anid Impartial Charge to the Jury Siadow of the Gallows The Court House — sma— Crowded, Ast week the second trial of Char HATY, Wf) geese. 3 . for the murder of policen Paul, held Haven. The first trial was set asi the Supreme safe Akai : 5 7 petition signed by over 1200 tor the county will not move a of (Ant a license where a man plucyll the requirements of the rade of Renovo, was | Court on a mere tech | nie hality in regard to the admission of certain evidence, On Monday morning of | w says get + arn gislature at Harrisburg Ph rmulating a Ballot Reform Oothes | gre:fSing the same. During last Tipaign they were exceedingly a, : : { Kress mui ith their promises. in - . y thenpressible T. P. Rynder has | the addresses to the ik again. This time it is a District Att floocyn addressed “to the reform- | the opening address, Jars fylvania,” calling attention | Ly W. C. Kress. “Farvipatti Reform Convention | ( ail al tant and urging represen Now ' of t+ fennsylvania. EF A— tong Tanger ie and Senate nothing else | is jease was begun, Brumgard was nssiste of Bellefonte. The were Cleary’s « evidence was closed by Friday ] 4 iy followed. orney Brumgard Esq., 'e NS. McCormick, 1 plead for the prisoners | H. Orvis, made the closing | Saturday forenoon. The Dem said: Judge Orvis is an ex speaker, and made a + was promised by jon powerful address, Fires or, weandidate and | Peliiia apts} the pris speaker, but their promises | ing manner as lo o only so much wind. tax bill does not pass . majority will be to Reform and equal- | heard it g - hope for the e tated by a reputable New York | from a verdict hat George Vanderbilt has spent | degree, d on the foundation and first | The charge of his honor a North Carolina castle. This |er,asall that \ would furnish habitations for | are, was clear, impartial, explicit milies in the coke regions. True, |able. It occupied about Z5minutes in ht the inhabitants of the coke |delivery, when the jury retired to delib. renot very desirable residents, | erate upon their verdict, y were brought there by such | "GUILTY OF MURDER IN Vanderbilt and they are human | DEGREE," It's a hard sight tosee them | At 2 o'clock and four bas and homeless, Saturday afteryoon the - rang, announcing tha INGEe past week there has been | 0... upon a verdict nent on all sides over the | 4 .. 1 and the he Haag license. The sur. rapidly until there was hardly st rt of it is that after a petition At 2:19 g fn with over 1200 signatures it |, ught the pri ut ] . | Og IE prisone int refused. There was nothing ¢ by the patitioner to fulfill | ” : | seats | requirements of the law yet he fused. Could politics have had ig to do with the matter, the li- Hight have begn refused for that € t corporations of Pennsylvania ‘Oly control all legislation at mrg. They pay their money in- | Josiah Candor, as republican campaign fund and | n having a little influence in re Ju trriet ‘a JULISE ' eminent THE minutes bell had court Then there was court room filled up sanding | room. Everhart after rhich the jury filed in and took th n the box. Their names were then called over, each one of Sheriff 0 Court, Lid} them re. | sponding as his the clerk, Mr. | tions, mme was uttered by To the ‘What say you, gentlemen, as to drown, ques. the verdict between th and the prisoner at guilty or not guilty?” commonwealth bar? Is | To this question th the 14] foreman, answered “Gruilty.’ : Said the clerk, “Guilty of what?" That is the reason Hallot Reform | “Guilty of murder in the first degree!” { Granger's Tax bill will be de- | answered foreman Candor. Yet in the face of these impo- | The jury were then poled and each there are thousands of farmers | man answered individually just as Mr, ll continue to support these very Candor had answerd before him. ho oppress them with unjust | Judge Mayer then discharged the But such is the result of parti- jury with thanks of the court, after ‘udice. j { which court was declared adjourned —-— - die, and the ING the month of April 60.446 back 1 " ants arrived in Now York. This | 0 Jak srgest number ich has come month during the past nine During the month 11.706 landed | nore to say/ nothing of the ave entered other ports. 80.000 foreigners 1 ates in this i ip Ad 1 h as we If this tion | #ine prisoner was taken NEW TRIAL. Application will be made in Clinton county for a new trial of the case of Charles Cleary. The defense claims that the jury was not properly selected, | also that taken in a former trial was read from the reporters notes and that it was irregular. The court refused to admit testimony to show the evidence nervous temperment of young Cleary and how he was easily affected by strong drink. .— | AFTER ten years of. exclusion the ¥ jhe | American hog is about to be admitted RES | 0 Germany. This is due, in a gress PRESS ftpcasure to the able presentation of his aims by our Minister at Berlin, Mr. Phelps, and partly to the fact that Bis. arck is no longer Chanceller; for ple that great man held ofMee he ode the support of the great German - Fowners and these were adverse to Ee B® importation of swine. Our hogs ; 1. 10g ere primarily excluded because of the allers, who use revalence of trichnme in the various te expensivearticle. | pork products received from this coun. msi is still | BY, but as the last congress passed laws . Ww minister * an Pri hability of the gov- Which provide for a rigid inspection of 11 °F the ig sited States to luter. | ™ meat intended for exportation, we « the oho Pid — tay BAL congress should pass a | Tre Ohio Legislature passed a law wo the trial of criminal last week that might work well in this “which subjects of a foreign state. It prevents persons under the ave been injured or, as in the | age of eighteen from entering saloons, New Orleans, massacred, to | ts of the United Siates. Mr. ful for any minor under twenty-one in a great contribution to the | years of age to enter a saloon except on holds that aliens eannot expect lawful business or when accompanied bo any other protection than is | by a parent or guardian, It makes it (to citizens, and it may be that | unlawful for any saloonkeeper to know- ¥ when be intimates that if they | ingly permit any minor to remain in his saloon. A violation of the act is pun- ishable by fine and imprisonment. Un rights of the | ™AY now look for a good foreign mar- reglioke ago. we exp : | ket for our pork. It was amended so as to make it unlaw. | | Tthas been reliably ascertained that | THE DIRECT TAX The following explanation of what the direct which the national government { to the states, | many not familiar w The tax is, found of to ith the subject. eX will be use suddenly precipitated upon t by the civil war: Fgovernmen the act of congress, approved in direct tax of 220.000 000 territories then hat act the col HON. authorized the states Lo assume Pay! it of this t 0 Lhe sUry of the recent. to co { lection and AX Wl vii and Die pny it Ove | States, wi ver at Washington is to refund REYNOLIYVS PRIZE | Awarded on Arbor Day atthe High School Last Friday. Last Friday afternoon the Reynold’s at the high The room was filled visitors and everything was ap- | prize speaking occurred school building. with propriately arranged for the oceasion, At 2:30 p. m. Prof. Johnstonbach cal- wl the audience to order. The follow. was the program: Mary Schofield. ior hit HA (HEE EL! no solo, y Wi 73." la Twitmire, **Beealmed."’ “The Plind Preacher.” Loucken- Ella Twitmire and Grace Luken. Chas, Garner, f Vocal trio by Misses nnie Under that pro- | 1 1) th all of tik ne Massachus- when | far as praclica $2,500,000 from them. the tax assessed aga RAS i rebel iiog government ui 1561 are remitted and re. of the pay back tax treasurer fir ’ [ GITeCE Ww And irect levy of where any part of the 1861.62 was d { collected by t i ; zens or inhabitants thereof, the ied 1s in trust benefit of 3 v refiyy 9 | { INONEY retun be held by such state those perso whom they were col legal represen- the trust ith the the gov. talives thus creat mt oe hie Ww Wie Ciaim the passage | th of the paid . 21 [3] uniu de sald.” Michiga Tur an act reqairing \ eclors | tin As a result vole of the State tial « districts will te Livided bet weet the partie %. instead of beir 1] east {or the electorial ticket ings rit In States like New York. Indiana, Ol Conneticut, M a New Hampel re. the great parties are of nearly equal strer a division of Lhe basis of improvemen ssRchiusetls, fo and wheye two i} ] y 4 the electoral vote om uld almess of be Pennsylvania, 4 +4 § Wi in ‘ £1 the { I Congress be a great Presidential contests, would not States like Georgia, Missouri, [Hinoisand Vermont which give decisive majorities, Republi. unfair in can or Democratic. But the advantage of the majority will not be surrendered in any of these States. The Democrats, have temporary control of the Legisia. ture in Michigan, think it the part of pradence to divide the vole for electors with their opponents. No doubt the result will justitly their wisdom .- NOTWITHSTANDING the large quan. tity of oleomargarine that is consumed in spite of hostile legislation, good dairy butter is scarce In the markets cause assigned for this scarcity is that the manufacturers use the finest Hutter to mix with their In that case the makers of dairy butter have no great reason to complain, There seems One oleo, to be demand enough for both products, | But the real ground of complaint 18 that the oleo manufacturers, like the man. ufacturers of leaf lard from cottonseed | oil, often put their product on the mar. ket for what it is not. The way to sup. { with dairy butter wonld not be in pro. | hibbitory legislation, but in an effective | system of inspection ws, Can't Swindle Newspaper Reandors, {out of 185 cases of successful swi | through the Stale by traveling in various ways, by which people of the | rural districts were robbed, some th the extent of thousands of dollars, only nine or ten were subscribers or readers of the home country papers, ing he United States from the i | their agreemer | is hard to bear, Brands “The Veteran Soldier.” Gerberieh., urtin, “Independence Mary “The Schofield, Drummer “The Preacher's Vaca. | Vocal solo—Ella Twitmire. Be Rosa Levy, “The Painter of Seville.” v wie Stroop, ** Kit ocal Jennie Lukenbach and vi. Noll . Was 5, i oO tmire, with favorable Miss Bessie Stroope and Legend of Bre. | im, “The Defence of Hof. | | Karson's Ride,” THE JAIL FOR DELAMATER. CREDITORS TO CRUSH OUT THE EX-CANDIDATE SH800,000 Pay them mid Nothing with Which to Deceit on all hands There {in the fortunes is not such i of | State in so short a tim by the case of ex-Senator | Delamater. One year ago hi was brighter tha man of in Pennsyl | day the door of the penitentiury { outiook his age {ing him in the face, and if U of his threat hi { shortly. defunct In From Lh behind Wil ’ § lican candidats toner in jail for { leap for a 1860 the Ix ¢ posess at { Sum owing bank amounts to ov TO BE ARRESTRE] arge of bei mn adjourned to the | campus where the ceremony was Con- lanting the class tree for 1 ered by Master Kline Woodring. -- A Remarkable Turtle In June, 1881, W. J. Wilson. back of Mill Hall, we occasion was deliv. in Bald Eagle town. found | of 91. | . to be given to Kes p the firm out of jail. At a meeting « Monday for i firm It was | scheme & COmMPromise {ship, on the Albert Sperring farm, a | | mud turtle, on the shell of which be en- {graved “June, 1861. W. J, W." {ty years after this, in 1851, this same | turtle was found by Mr. Wilson's eldest {son, in Beech Creek township, about | seven miles from the spot where it was | first seen, and he engraved on it “D. R W., June, 1851 1891, ter On Saturday last, or 3] 1 years later, the elder 1 found this same tur. # house in Beech Creek town. time he had Wilson f remarkabie creat. from the first Mr iY yours showed ’ i is genas « on it ngraved lone and it aith? was discovered in June, Pre Blair county, ju fale « wil Cot Bank of Camd tre co., indgn Kunes, ( county, Vs udg ime P ty, the decree is al peal Comm ried and YL np i is dismissed at the cost of the appellant Farquebar va. MeAlevy, Cot Huntingdon county Wingert Clearfield Bennett vs. Clearfield ve. Irvin, ( nmon Pleas Judgment affirmed; Stone, Common le county, judgment affirmed Haley A Minty VE. ns, Ommog judgment affirmed Irvin ommon Meas, Clear. fleld county, judgment revorssd venire faciag do novo awarde Delematers have failed it to pay their creditors fifty per cent, the first installment of which, $80,000, was due on the first of this month. Matters look bad for them and Tm Koep { It is quite possible that the late Repub. lican candidate may before long find himself the inmate of a jail, such is the bitterness of feeling excited by the fail. : : y N v i press the unfair competition of oleo | Ure to abide by the fifty per cent ar rangement. - Many of the creditors are badly in need of (heir money and were counting sure on receiving a portion of iton May day and the disappointment The fall of the Repub. | lican leader in the late gubernatorial 2 conte -t has been sudden and great, i § 3 —— RE UU The Latest Break. A fellow asks you for your lead pencil and deliberately breaks off tle point. Instead of knocking him down set ‘em up and hunt & new victim yourself. Twen- | al : on now is how long | ce a popular teach. jer, died this week, She and her hus { band had $1100 in the bank, and worry | lisease 1 of her p vii - for her loss aggravated her « bey. ond t i he contre ans - - COURT NOTES ] Cases Tried and Yerdicts Rendered, 1st and | 2nd Week i : usday morning the case of Margaret ) [sd is | ry IZRY Verdi aintiff $30.02. MAY ment nots | med by changed from 1564 to 1874 plaintiff, 8190.94 Moesday:—C. A. May D. M. Sturderant, 1 part of the evider na defendant was withdrawn cost of pla ntif! P. Blair, vs. Bellefonte Furnace et Verdict for aintiff for the land, subject to an order al. ejeciment. of the Court, directing no judgment to ww entered execution issued. until had contract between OF determinsd W. H. Blair, dec’d., and defendant for the purchase rocesdings be and on the of said land, Mary A. Neidig! Admr. vs. Heury Krumrine's Ex. Scire Facias on mort. gage. Verdict for defendant. Lehigh Valley Coal Co. vs. I’. Ward, Sr.,and P. Ward, Jr. Ejectment for about 40 acres of land, (Peter Hall tract, in Snow Shoe twp.) Verdict for plaintiff (or land. John Mann. va. Robert Mann's heirs. hs Ejectment for about 80 acres of land in Carlin twp, Cause trying --——— Saw Mill and Three Houses Barnod The saw mill and three houses with 20,000 feet of lumber, belonging to Beecher & Sober, in the Kettle, near Bear Meadows, were burned on Mon. day of last week. The conflagration was caused by the lire in the surround. ing mountains, The smoke arose in immense clouds and was plainly visible from here and other parts of the valley. wu Reporter, about - Change of Examinations | Ep, CexTre Dexocnr 1: Will you please state that the examinations scheduled for the week beginning June 15 will be held {during the week begiuning June 1, | Each examination of the week will be | held on the day of the week correspond. ing with the original statement. Yours Truly, i Davin O, Evrens, | His very Rapid Downfall-Debts of Over | | advantage to { | 4th of July Excursion fo iyshurg. { T tres in the battlefiel ue induced 1 widespread intere d of Penn ich os. ysburg hes Hailrosd EXC Uren tations Li the Viv: Company to arrange a | to that point fron on it N it lerans Wo CTR wel os be sold he Peun ith th, Tis 4 ' ina i ceeding 3 pap r fail written os Ml —— Novel Clock, A ilroad man that prom locomotive new Clock has beer { later the red light turns ve minu re the gre in ght disap- next trate Ww mnany it precedes ct timekeopes drops the vf § [he clock is a px .——— Killed by the Ours A sad and fatal accid irred just Haven en cond 65, a west arrived named George A. wn, Clinton county, on the road made an at- it about thes it Was going when his fool was thrown st the wheels, anil over his body, him almost into a jelly, ss ®t . es of his skull and his entrals being scattersd el the depot at Lo wher Opposite Natur atur 4 Ig, i freight A young man day evenit of ¢ t the fas cLion ol ' . thers Waters said to 1 f g g of Rauch new fireman I'yrone to Clearfield. © a from tempt to get off the freig middie of the train, 1 too fast for touched the [44 yand yal and he full length right under him . about it twenty cars passed mashing } were, his brains, pied Dordt i 7 | portion - -_—- An Important Decision A A do special from Eastos cision was rendered by Judge Schuyler on Monday declaring t} lev. Me Giross, the anti-Bowmanite pastor of the Evangelical the urch and not the Rev, Mr. Weyant, who was ap SAVE at langor church, was duly accredited pastor of the) pointed by the Bowman Conference te fill the charge. This is the frst dei. sion rendered by the Court in Pennsyl- vania in controversy bet ween the Bow. manites and anti-Bowmanites, - ITALY'S Premier has practically bak. ed down from his lofty perch and has come to the conclusion that the Italiss government will not be able to scxre the United States into paving an in demnity for the Louisiana massac. | Italy that true American grit conld be found in abundance and that their fleet of iron clad war vessels newer | frightened one on this side of the | Atlantic, Mw ans - RPHAN'S COURT SA LS i 2 virtue of an onder of the {rrhans Oot of Centre conniy, a. the undersign cutor of Samuel! Treaster, « ecoased, ate | Mifflin county, will expose al public sale oh Trast No.1, on i SATURDAY, MAY 30, | a1 one o'clock, the following real esate | TRACT No, 1=AL that corta nn land sale in Potter township, Centre county, ad | lands of Wm, Wilson, Jacob Preon, Davi ans, lands of Flelshor's heirs, Adam acres, 4 . hare ¢ - | and others, containing about | o8, and allowance, upon wh [| 38tory Log Mouse, Barn and ober improve. ments, TRACY NO. 2 All that certain tract of gnimproved timber land adjoining i Allison, Evan Evans Tom ‘ others, containing 80 Acros, and allowances, TEAMS OF sALE--Ten per vent. of Maney when property fj struck down, hall of the balance on confirmation of sale, balance on April 1, 19, with inforest fresm confirmation of bh, ' Thre manreor
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