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Details of the Blaughter of Oath- olics in Russia, BEVENTY TO A HUNDRED KILLED, Cossacks Rode Into the Church on Horse back, Destroyed Sacred Ornaments and Knouted and Speared the Worshipers, Dead Bodies Thrown Into a Cesspool, BERLIN, Jan, 8.—8everal reports have recently been circulated regarding a mas- sacre of Catholies which was said to have take place at Krosche, Russia, and cos sack soldlers belonging to the Russian government are sald to have been impli cated in thiz massacre, Various versions of the affair have been gives and each version has been officially enled by the Russian government. The Cologne Gazette, on the other hand, some days ago repudiated these ofMcial denials, and professed to give detalls of the cruelty of the cossacks The Volks Zeitlung says that the Cath olies at Krosche took turns to guard the church for eight days previous to the mas- sacre, in order to prevent their eo-religion- ists from being surprised by the Russian cossacks, but in spite of the precautions they were surprised at 9 o'oloek during the morning of Nov. 10 by Prefect Kling- enberg and forty srmed cossack police. men. 1t is said the prefect, at the head of this force of cossacks, entered the oharch In which about seventy Cathoiles were gath- ered. The cossacks, eursing and yelling, rushed upon the worshipers, knouting them and striking them with thelr swords until the church echoed with the screams of the wounded. Bome of the Catholios ran to the belfry, where they rang the bells in alarm. Thousands of people soon gathered around the church and the Russian officials were forced ous of the building. Only the pre fect and his deputy succeeded in resisting the efforts of the inhabitants, and thess two men retreated to the organ loft, from which place they opened fire upon the people in the church, until the former es caped and the latter was overpowered and eventoally eonfined in a coll situated in a neighboring eonvent, Late the same day a detachment of some 300 comsacks wers sent from Kovno to Krosche. They were armed with rifles, lances and kneute Upon arrival at Krosche the cowsacks were divided into two detack. ments. One body surrounded the township on all sides and she other | rode at a gallop wowards the church and dashed, with lances drawn, inte the crowd outside the building, ng and shoot. ing and lashing with thelr knouts all who came within thelr reach. Many were killed and wounded. The cossacks thea rede their horses inte the chureh, and the massacre of people inejde bogai. They shot and spearsd right and left until the floor and walls of the chureh were drenched with blood. Thy cossacks are said to have acted like smashing the crueifizes, candle and lmages of saints and thea throwing the pleces into a The cossacks then rede ever the people right and left and dragged the corps by their feet to the cesspool and threw them into this horrible hole unt] 1s was with the bodies of the dead as a number of these whe wereonly Toe people, U4 appears, fled i= ail tions while the nassaere was on and w and or 1 Rhy a aid 5 bud detachment, which was detailed to sur round the town aud to prevent the escape as by od. ireo. of any of the ohabitants. A numberof | | the latter are said to have been: 30 | stricken thet they committed suleids, | many of them jumping into the swollen ; river, werp they were drowned. nie The rest of the dufortunate inhabitants | were surrounded by the cossacks, who, | lance in hand, drove them before them to the market place in front of the town hall. Here every man, woman and child of the town was ordered to be punished by being flogged with the knout. The number of people killed is not def) | nitely stated, but report places the num- ber at all the way from seventy to a hun dred, with a very large number so severely | injured that they have sipce died of thelr ! injuries or have been maimed for life A Belligerent Police Chief Sour OMA%A, Neb, Jan. 8.-—At the city couneil Jawad last night Chief of Police Beckett wus handed a note from the mayer calling for his resignation. Beckett tore the note into bits and threw them in the mayor's face. Ha then tore off his star and threw that al the mayor, Mayor Waller called on two policemen to | eject the ex-chief, but the Iatter drew a | revolver and sald he eould clean out the whole force. No attempt was made to | arrest him. Further trouble is feared, as | underneath all is the fight between the A. P. A and the antls, Beoomes a Reman Connt, | able complaint amon | grants who have recently arrived at this Roux, Jan. 8.-It Is angounced that the pope bas made the Hon. W. J. Onahan, of | Chicago, a» Roman count for distinguished | success achieved in the work of organis | | ing the great Catholic congress at Chi cago. The honor la seldom conferred, and | for a layman and a commoner practically | correspond to the golden rose, awarded by | the pope on great occasions to royalty, Death of Sir Samuel Baker. Loxpox, Jan. L-8ir Bamuel Baker, the well known explorer who commanded the expedition to suppress slave trade in Cen. | tral Africa in 1560 to 1874, died at Newton |, Abbot, aged 72. Bir Bamuel had been a | ho nl from gout for some time | great » | and this developed an aneorism, which | caused death. His wife and daughter were with him when ke died. Worked Off Confederate Notes. Bavrrivong, Jan, 8.~There is consider German immi port that a number of their fellow travel | ors were swindled in Germany by parties who induced them to exchange their good money for notes of the late southern Con federacy, Many New Year's Day Orimes. New Yonx, Jan. 8.-The new year was ushered in with a series of stabbing af- frays, some of which may result in death. Beoven mén eons parts of the city were stab during the early hours of the morning. Death of Hon. Osonr Craig, Roonxeren, N, Yan. 8.~Hon. Oscar oo night, “ eked | ITEMS OF STATE NEWS Matters of Interest from All Over the Commonwealth, Norgristowx, Pa, Jan, 2 — Charles Bobst and his family ate freely of canned corned beef. His wife and one of his ehil- dren are dying, and the physicians say it was because of the corned beef, WiLLiAmsron?, Pa, Jan. 8. —Henry Bill man, an old man who lived alone in a shanty in South Williamsport, was found hanging by the neck in his home yester day, having committed sulgide, He was about 60 years of age, and had Leen & charge on the borough for several years. JOuNsTOWN, Pa., Dec. 80. There is a veritable boom an at the Gautier Btesl works here, and a thousand men are work- ing extra hours, some of them making fif- teen hours a day. All the departments are pushed to the limit of thelr capacity, and it is sald the works are now two months behind orders. WILKESBARRE, Pa, Jan. 1. — Joseph Kenny and James Hendricks, who were recently arrested (or a daring burglary here, are now under suspicion as bein the murderers of old Barney Reloh, the commission merchant who was waylaid and robbed of $400 on one of the principa! streets of Wilkesbarre about six weeks Ago. HARRISBURG, Jan. 8.—Governor Patt) son ended the suspense regarding the Philadelphia appointments yesterday. Theodore ¥. Jenkins fills the vacane the bench of common pleas court No.4 caused by the promotion of Judge Fell to the supreme bench. The successor of Sheriff Clement in the magisterial office is J. MR. Jermon. PIrrsauRe, Jan, 1.—-Max Zoerner, aged 58 years, was found dying om the Ford Wayne railroad bridge last night, with » bullet hole in his head. He wis sonsolous, and claimed that he had been shot a highwayman and robbed of $200. ° bridge watchman sags no ofie was near Zoerner when the shot was fired, and he thinks It was an attempt af suicide Zoerner will probably dle. Prrresune, Jan. 1L.—The mill men at the Carnegie works, Beaver Falls, have lnau- gursted a movement, which will proba bly be joined by ull the wage earners of that eity and vicinity, to secure a general reduction of rents. A similar movement has been started among the business men | and workmen at MoKeesport, and during | the week a demand will be mals on al landlords for reduced rents, ScraxtTox, Pa, Jan. 1. Business men in the upper part of Lackawagna county | are vigorously agitating county dlamem | berment. They want to create a new county eut of portions of Lackawsnna, Susquehanna and Wayne. The proposed county will be about as large as Lacks. wanna connty, end will contain such thriving piaces as Carbondale, Forrest City, Wamart, Archbald, Jermyn and Mayfield. AvLizxrows, Pa, Jan 8~Davies & Thomas Bpringdale Foundry and Maohine works at Catqsauqua will start on full time next week om a largs contrast for electric railway castings. They have re duced Vir, 10 p= cent. and, It is sald, accepted this work with no profit in view marely in order to keep thelr men em- ployed. The contract will furnish work for about a hundred men uni! next summer, Weuspgnro, Pa, Jan. § — Ex-Shesiff | Francis M. Eheffer yesterday stecseded | General Robert C. Cox as.prothonotary of Tioga county, The latter had hald the office continteualy for twenty-one years, having been premeted to that office by { the people after one term as county treas | arer. dora; wvl revi w ! fall. For almost a quarter of a century | he han, therefore, been a publie servant. BHERNKANDOAN, Pa, Jan. 1 <A the Bear | Run colliery some glant powder August { Alite was handling exploded and blew off | bis havds, at the same timed throwing him | against timbers with such force as to arush | bis skall. Mike Rofalaki, a helper, who | stood close to Alite, had his head and face horribly muotilated and Ms right thigh | broken. A fall of top coal in the Maple i Hil colliery, adjacent to the Hear Run mine, crushed Captain Bmith to death WILKESBARRR, Pa, Jan. f Anthony Kidash attended a Polish danos at George | town last night, and while there danced several times with the sweetheart of Elech Gall, a fellow countryman. Gall became desperately jealous, and remon- | stances proving vale, ran out of “the | house, and pleking up a huge stone, re | turned and struck his rival on the head with it, cruabing his skull and prodael injuries which will result in the death | Kidash Norusrowx, Pa, Jan. 8.—An exciting i | struggle tovk place herd between Charles Walker, a one armed porter of the Wind- | sor Honse, and an immense captive sagls, The eagle, which was chained te a post, broke loose and Walker wanted to cap ture it. A leng plece of chalgdragged after the bird, which Walker grifiped. A desperate fight ensued. The man was badly bitten and scratched about the face and arn, and his clothing was torn off, | but several men resouefl him in tite to save his life. | PorrsviLie, Pa, Jen. £.-The three new county com faissioners, elected at the No vem ber elections, met here and arganised by choosing Commissioner Rentz, one of the Republicans, president. Commission {| ers Allen, Republican, and Maftia, Dem- ocrat, then proceeded to fill the fiftesn county offices, which they 4id without giving Coramissioner Rents any in the matter. The offices w equally di- vided among Democrats and bl and Rentz was not permitted single incumbent. POTTSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 8.~Johu Briggs, of Girardville, is an trial here for the der of James Marfitt, of Gilberton, This is one of the cases resulting from the riot of Inst August between the people of Gil berton and the employes and special po- licemen of the Schuylkill Traction com- pany. Twe of the residents of Gi) were killed ino the shoot! which fol. lowed, and Marflit, 5 mare y, Was ohe of the victims. Edward Holland was the other viotim. Arthur Whewell, also a special offeer, fs charged with the mus dar of Holland, and is now in jail await ing trial SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 8A tramp called at the residence of Rev. Peter Christ, of Bt. Mary's Catholic chureh, and deman somothing to est. A servant gave him some bread and butter and a cup of coffee. Father Christ had jnst come in from aay: ing mam, and as he passed the “This Is a of a He was elected to the office seven “Termin Tow SHERI FF'S BALE, By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Faclus Lava! Facing and Vendition! xponas, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas and to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale, " the court house, in the boro of Bellefonte, *ennm., on FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th, 1504, atl o'clock p, m., the following described real estate, viz: All the right, title and interest in the follow. Ing several messuage, tenement and tracts of land situate in the township of Boggs and the township of Union, County of Centre and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: No.1, Allthay certain messuage, tenement, tract or parcel of land situate in Boggs town. ship, county of Centre and state of Pennsylva- nia, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning st a pine tree on line between lands of Benjamin ¥.8uyder and John M, Wagner, thence by land of sald Benjamin ¥F. Snyder north #° west 52 6.10 rods to a white oak, thence by land of same north 65° east B86 rods to a stake on line of land of John M. Wagner, thence by land of sald Wagner south 52° east 53910 rods to a pine, thence by land of same south 643g” west 36 410 rods to a stake, thence by same south 58% west 84 7-10 rods to a stake, thence by same south 61° west 27 4-10 rods to a pine, the place of beginning. containing 2 acres and 113 perches neat measure. No. 2. Begining at the north end of the Milesburg bridge, over Bald Hagle creek, at a point parallel with the outer end of the abut. ment of the bridge, thence along the road leading to the Bald Eagle ridge 150 feet, thence along finds of sald Ellas Zimmerman east 10 feet, thenee 150 feet south to the Bald Eagle creek, thenoe along sald creek to the place of beginning, containing one acre more or less, thereon erected a large flouring mill and other buildings, with steam power and other appur- tenances., No.8. Beginning ata white walnut on the bank of Bald Eagle creek, thence north 3% west 1% perches toa post, thence by land of Joseph Green south 75° west 55 perches toa post, thence by the same north 50° west 73 per. ches to a white oak, thence by the same south 629 west 35 perches to a post, thence by the same south 50° west 32 510 perchestoa post, thence by land of Lavina Trezizulny south 4° east 165.10 perches to a white oak, thence by the same south 32° east 35 5-10 perches to a post and stones, thence by land of J. G, M'Mien north 58° east 31 perches to a white oak, thence by the same south 32" east 113 perches toa white oak on the bank of Bald Eagle creek, thence down sald creek north 75° east 2 per. ches, thence south 52° east 31 perchss, thence east 3 perches, thence south 8° east 10 perches to the place of beginning, containing 101 acres and 27 perches be the same more or less, and thereon erected a two story dwelling house, bank barn and other cutbulldings, and the fol lowing tract of land adjoins tract No. 3, begin ning and adjoining land of John Bottorf, on the north by Joseph Green, on the south and sald Aaron Partridge on the west commencing at a post corner, thence north 52° east 78 per ches to stones, thence north 20° west {perches to stones, thence south (2° west 85 perches to post, thence south 33° east # perches 6 place of beginning. containing 30 acres and 4 perches more or less, and the following tract of land adjoins No. 3. Begloning at a white oak, thence along lands of John M. Wagner south 63° west 35 perches to a post, thence south 0k west 3M perches to stones, thence north # west 35 510 perches to stones, thence north 52%" east along the division line of Mrs, Truz eluny and Pat. Flinn heirs 8 perches to a post thence along the top of the ridge south M4 cast 40 perches io & pine sapling, thence south 44" east 3 perches to a white pine sapling, thence north 50° east Id perches to a hickory, thence south 22° east I perches to a post, thence south 79° west 20 perches to a8 post, thence north 404° west TX 410 perches to the place of beginning, containing 23 acres and 75 perches more or less, and the following tract of land adjoins tract No. 3. Beginning at a plle of stones on the bank of the Bald Eagle creek, N 30, N 0 feet along lad of John Wagner to raliroad, thence up along Bald Eagle valley railroad 354 feet, thence south 40° east HI feet to northern line of Rebecca Boggs’ land, thenee north 50° east 30 feet along sald line to corner in road, thence south 30° cast 43 feet to Bald Eagle creek, thence along down said creek to place of beginning and containing fogs seres and 53 feet neat measure, No.4. All those eight several and ccriain lots of found situate in Central City, In Boggs township aforesaid, and being designated and numbered in the general plan of sald Central Clty as lots No. 50, 51, 52 and 53 fronting on Spring street, and as lots No. #0, #4 0 and & fronting on Hroadway, and thereon erected a two sot brick dwelling houses, stable and oth er outbuildings. No.5 Bog aning on the north by lddings streel, on (B= east bY lot of John M. Wagner, on the south by turn pike by Jot of James T. Hale's A front of 50 feet on said tury tending back to Iddings sty the general plot of sald tow and on the west id lot having 3 and on known in house, stable and other outbuildings. No.8 Lot No. 10scoording toa plot or pian of lots laid out by James T fate and A.C. 1d dings in the village known as Central City bounded as follows: on the south by Front street, on the west vy lot No. 11. ou the north by lddings street and on the east by Spring sireet. being feet in vidih by fat long No.7. All those two certain tracts of land in Union tom neliip In the county of Centre and state of Pennsylvania, the one beginning at a hemlock, thence by land now or late of Francis R. Wharton, deed. east 23 perches toa stone heap, formerly a dogwood, thence by lands of I. C. Walker et al. north 2% perches to a stone heap, formerly a chestuut oak, thenee by land of the Snow Shoe railroad co. west 23 perches to a stone heap, formerly a post, thence south 23 perches to the place of beginning, contain ing €5 acres and 153 perches and allowance The other beginning at a hemlock. thence by land of Henry Mann south 2% perches to a stone heap, formerly a pine, thence by land of Valentines & Co. east 13 perches to a post or maple thence by lands of Valentine & Co. and 1. C. Walker toa stone heap, formerly a dog wood, thenee west 30 Jivohes to the place of beginning, containing (M4 acres and 4 perches and allowance and thereon erected a frame house, bank barn ard other out»uiidings., Reserving out of the above tract of land of No. 7, AllThat certain messmage tenement and tract of land situate iu Union twp. Centre co. Pa. bounded and described as fokiows. to wit: Beginning st a int on raliroad on northern line of the Wm. Baird tract, thenoe along rail road south 12° west 15 perches to post, thence along same south 7 #0 perches to post, south ZF and © perches to post, thence south 3° 2 perches to post, thence south 44° 52 perches to post, thence south 27° and 14 perches to post and pointers soutls 8° west 28 perches to a cherry, thence along the western boundary of said tract north 83° and 138 perches to post thence along land of Frank MeCoy south wag and 144 perches to place of beginning, contain Ing 48 acres and 71 perches neat meascre. This tract of land was sold by John M Wagner in his lifetime to PP. B. and F. W, Crider, by deed dated 2nd of May, 15%, Reserving out of the above tract of land No. 7, All that certain messuage, tenement and lot of ground situate In Union twp. Centre eo. Fa. bounded and deseribed as follows: On the north by Snow Shoe railroad, east by lands of Wm. Shirk, west by lands of P. B. Crider & Son and on the north by other lands of the sald John M. Wagner, now deceased, containing #0 Acres more or less. This tract of land was sold by John M. Wagnet in his iifetime to George . Walker, by article of agreement dated Fe 2h, 1858, Seized taken In execution and to be sold as the property of William H Wagner. ALSO, ATI that certain jot of ground situate in the the township of Miles, Centre county, Penna. and {n the town of Rebersburg, being parts of ols No. 4 and © of the general plot of sa d town, bounded south by Main streef, on the east by part of lot No. 4, on the north by North alley and on the west by part of lot No. 4 eontainin $0 feet in breadth and 180 feet in depth, and having thereon erected a brick house. stable and necessary outbuildings seized taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Luther B. Stover, ALSO, All that certain tract of land situate In Rush township, Centre county, Pa. be inning at a post, corner of land surveyed o Sandford Fhite, thenee along said land north 53 4 10 east 627 feel toa post, on the right of way line of the Tyrome and Clearfield ralirong, thence along Bie FEght of way Hoe north 12° east % feet, thence north 50° west 117 feet, thence north 12° 5 west 116 feet, thenee north 44° 3° west 181 fi thence N 67° 50° W 100 fr., thenee N 0° 57 wost © feet to a post, corner of land sur veyed for Michael Huffman thenee along land of said Hu south 5° 4 weet 520 foet to a corner, thence along land of the Philips. Coal & Land Co. south 8 east 140 foo ALBO, i of BAiletonts, Downried lows: Beginning at cornet All that the ts the public nd aforesaid, thence by said ublic ground to the place of beginning, being b feet fn front on said public ground and be Ing part of the northern half of No. 6s, zed taken in execution sud to be sold as the broperty of Moses Jackson, Jessie L. Green and L, ©. Green, ALSO, All that certain tenement and Jot of ground situate on the north side of the unopened ¢x- tenston of the western end of Bishop street, in the boro of Bellefont, Centre county, Penna. bounded and deseribed as follows : Yegtnuina at the sduth west corner of lot No, 19 in the sneral plan of sald borough and swoed by rs, David Mitchell, thence south 79° west K 1-10 perches lo poit, thence by other lands of sald Brisbin north 7 3.10 perches to post, thence by land of D, G. Bush north 70° east 7-10 per ches Lo post, thence by lands of John Brachbill and Mrs, Mitchell south 11° east 7 310 perches to the place of beginning, containing about 54 perches, Belzed, taken In execution and to be soid as the property of James 5. Brisbin and EM L. Higgins and Mary J, Brisbin terre tenants, ALBO, All that certain messusge, tenement or tract of land siinate In Harris twp, Centre county, Fa. beginning at corner of lot of Jonathan Tressler at the road running from Brush valley road to Linden Hall, thence alovg sald road in a southerly direction 0 feet to stones, thence eastward 160 fees to stones, thence in a north- erly direction 60 feet to stones, thence eastward 160 feet to stones, thence (a a norther! diree- tion 90 feet to stones, thence westward to the Jace of beginning, Soulaining 35 perches. It ing part ola larger tract of land belonging to Daniel Hess, 8 longing Also another thereof, beginning at lot of Geo, Huss (above described) at the road running from Brush valley road to Linden Hzll, thence along sald road in a southerly direction 12 feet tostones, thence eastward 43 feet to stones, thence in a northerly direction to south east corner of school house lot 202, thence west ward @ foet to southeastern corner of school house lot, thence in a southerly direction 202 feet to Jjace of beginning, containing 73 4-10 perches. t being part of a larger tract of land belonging Lo sald Daniel Hess, Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Geerge Huss ALSO, All of the defendants right, title and Interest in and to that certain messuage, tenement or tract of land situated in Gregg twp. Centre county, Fa. bounded and described as follows: On the north by lands of George Genoble and D. W, Vonada and on the cast by lads of John i Roush and Jobn Rauchau and on the south by land of 8.C. Yonada and on the west by lands of Wm, Yearick and Jeremiah Ertle. contain Ing about 1X acres, 100 sores thereof being im proved, thereon erected two frame dwellin ouses, large bank barn, two wegon sheds an other outbulldings. Belzed taken in exceution and tobe sold as the property of G. W. Vonada, ALBO, No.1. Burveyed fu the warrantee name of Bingamon R, Morgan on the 20th day of April, 1763, situate In the township of Cortin in said county of Centre, bounded by lands of Moore Wharton, Robert Wharton, Kearney Wharton and others, containing 423 acres and 165 perches with allowance, No.2. Surveyed in the warrantee name of Joseph 1. Wallis on the th day of Aug. 17, situate in the township of Burnside in said | county of Centre, bounded by lands of Martin | Withington, Jacob and John Weitzel and Na thaniel Levey, containing {15 acres and allow. : Burveyed In the warrantee name of | David Lewis on the Xth day of June, 1793, sit uae in the township of Boggs in said county of | Centre, bounded by nds of Ebazar Siddons, Fiarsney Wharton, Thos. Grant, Wm. Gray | and others, containing 433 acres and 152 perch es and allowance | No.4. Surveyed in the warrantee name of | Wm. Bell on the 13th day of June, 1858, and situate In the township of Burnside in said | cotnty of Centre, bounded by MoClintock, Nancy K. Chery, Ben jamin Chery, | Thomas Carcy. John Carcy and others, con- taining #0 acres and allowance, being the | same tracts of land which Wm, H. Taylor of the | city of Philad., in the state of Penna. by inden. | ture bearing date the 15th day of March, 1989, | recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds for said county of Centre, in deed book No. 56, page 130, granting and conveying unto the said Philip L. Meyer in foe Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Wm J. Motdie, ALSO, All that certain messaage, tenement and tract of land situate in the township of Patton, | Centre co. "a. bounded and described as fol lows: Beginning atl a stone in public road {now the centre) leading from the Buffalo Run road to Muncy ridge thence along sald road south 73° east 30 perches to a post, thence along sald road south 2" east 1% perches and 22 links to white oall. thence by land of Mrs. J , 71° west 13 perches and 20 links to biack oak stump, thenoe by land of Jacob Gray north 43° west 8] petehes to yellow pine, thence by land of Jonas Stine north cast 40 perches to a hickory, thence north 61° east 32 perches to a chestnut oak, thenee north 7° east 20 perches to pine, thence by fand of J. C. Henderson north Bb” east 6 perches and 11] links to stone by land of Henderson Stanton south 4 perches and links to stone, then 60 east 12 perches to post, thence north A east 2X perches to frst mentioned lace of beginning, containing #4 acres more or fen Thereon erected a new two story frame dwelling house and outbuildings Seiz i taken in execution and to the property of Jacod B. Moore TERME No deed will be acknowledged un- til purchase money be paid in full Jonx P.Coxpo, Sheriff. 4 | | soul slones i be sold as Stock Inereased By a unanimous vote of the stockbold- ers of the First National bank of Tyrone. at a meeting recently held, it was decided to increase the capital stock of that institntion from $75,000 to $100, 000, with a surplus of $16,000. Playing off Craxy, Since the incarceration in prison of James Carpenter, charged with the death of his father, in the Mifflintown jail, he has been feigning insanity. His actions are very rediculous. When asked what worried him, he said it was the absence of his father, that he miss. 6d him so and that be knew some one had murdered him. “He had #50 and a watch in his pockets when he went away, and the man who has his watch evidently killed him,” was one of his wandering remarks. As'the watch was found on the accused, this assertion was a rather bold one, though intended as it was to lead people into the belief that lands of John | 2 i. the | 6 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Nov, 20, 1m, VIATYRONE~ WESTWARD, Leave Bellefonte 6.228. m., arrive at Tyrone, 6.508. wi. st Pittsburg, 12.10 p. m, Leave Bellefonte 10348. m., arrive at Tyrone 142a. m., at Pittsburg, 6.50 p.m, Leave Bellefonte 512 p, m., arrive at Tyrone, 0.55, at Pittsburg at 11.4, P.M, VIA TYRONE BANTW ARD. Leave Bellefonte 5.32 a. m., arrive at Tyrone So at Harrisburg 10.50 a. m., Philadelphia 25 p.m. Leave Weilefonte 10.7 a, m., arrive at Tyrone 1L52a. m., at Hatvisburg 5.20 p.m. at Phil adelphia 6.50 p.m, Leave Belletonte 5.12 p.m. 0.45, at Harrisburg i 495 a.m, VIA JOCK HAVES ~KOKTHWARD. Leave Bellefonte 9.35 a. m., arrive at Lock Haven 10.55 a.m. Leave Bellefonte 4.25 p. mn. arrive at Loek Ha ven 5.25 p, m., at Kenove 9 p.m, Leave Bellelonte at 8.43 p. m., arrive at Lock Haven at 4.40 p.m, VIA LOUK HAVER EASTWARD. Leave Bellefonte 9.854. m., arrive at Lock Ha- ven 10.95, leave Williamsport 12.5 p.m. at Harrisburg 3.30 p. m., at Philadelphia at $445. mm. L2uve eilefonte 4 Zp. om. Lock Haven H.2 Pe m., Williamsport 6.56, Harrisbur E000 p.m. Leave Bellefonte #43 p. m., Lock Haven 9.40, Willlamsport 12.25 a. m., leave Har. risburg 2.458. in., Philadelphia at 6.50 a. m, VIA LEWISBURG, Leave Bellefonte at 6.20 a. m., arrive at Lewis burg at 9.00a. m., Harrisburg 11.45, Phila. delphia 3.00 p.m, Leave Bellefonte 215 p. m. arrive at Lewisburg 4.47, Harrisburg 7.06, Philadelphia 11.2% yam arrive at Tyrone 0.209. m., Philadelphia BALD EAGLE VALLEY. WESTWARD, EASTWARD, { 4 ! BE : | axa | nvx x > 4 ae Nise rad FREnER 4 ~ =a edd { Port Matilda Martha Julian él Unionville | | Snow Shoe Int | Milesburg i Bellefonte Milesburg Curtin Mt Eagle Howard Eagleville Beech Creek Mill Hall Flemington LockgHaven i fo Bh Bk at Mt 1 Pe Gn Cn de a en nO D0 OF 00 OF 30 OB 00 08 3b 50 “lad adeded etait SERLRERERSSS ERIN SELENE TIAREENS TERRES RSRRRERERE LN © hat as dO a — COVTORE gxue - @ BELLEFONTE& SNOW SHOE BRANCH, Time Table In effect on and after Nov. 20 1833 { Leave Bellefonte, except Sunday Arrive at Snow Shoe | Leave Snow Shoe, except Sunday, .. Arrive at Bellefonte + LEWISBURG & TYRONE RAILROAD. In effect Nov. 20, 1888, BASTWARD. ESTWARD BrarTions H onscreen = MONtABdON . « Lawisburg. _ - wl MT Ground... J - sonnness ¥ ICKSDUrE.. .. we Millinburg ~.Millmont . al Wr rm te pga] RARE »"° ot = 200 00 OF 08 50 08 in i Bh te oh a w— linden OT - weedOBK Hall...... .. eo sess sap wares JAATDORE oc nee. . wes ile Summit. ........... Pleasant Gap... co... —— |" For rates, maps, ete. apply to ticket or address Thos. E. Watt, 3 Fifth Ave. Pittsbury. S. M.Prevosr, Gen'l. Manager, » Lo ~ hp NNER ISA: EE Ne Er ET TET Raa JF CE REE " BAA ARB AAA AT mm ee; a“ 2 gent A. W. DoF J. R. Woon, en’ I BELLEFONTE CENTRAL RAILROAD. To take effect April 4, 1802 EASTWARD Ac! ExiM'i! WESTWARD Ml STATIONS . Ineex X= ens CNREERRS 10 weuState College...... F.H. Tnosas, Supt VW. J. SINGER, ATTORNEY AT Law District Attorney's office, in Court House Bellefonte, Pa. Collectionps and rofessional business attended to prom ply. W.ALEXANDER, x ATTORNET-AT- Law General Tegal business executed and eollee ions promptly mace, Ofee on High street u Garmans building, Beliefonte, Pa. ARMAN HOUSE, High Street, opposite the Court House. Entirely new. New furniture Steam Heat, Electric Light, and all the modern improvements, C.EC.M. GARMAN. 1908 Proprietors. —— R—— ARLOR STOVE. A large self feeder, parlor stove, sultable for heating store or offices. It isin frst class condition, handsome nickel plate finish. Will be sold at a bargain. Inquire at CExTRE Das. OCRAT office EX ECUTRIX'S NOTICE. Estate of Thomas Lesh, late of Zion, Walker township, Pa Letters testamentary on sald estate having been granted tothe undersigned, all persons indebled thereto are requested to make imme- diate payment, and those having clatms or de. mands against the same will present them without delay for settlement to the undersign ed, Mus. ELIZABETH Lesu, Executrix, Nov. 3 Lion, " Covnr PROCLAMATION. Wieneas the Hon, A. O. Furst, President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the 9th Judicial distriet, Sotisting of the counties of Centre and Huntingdon, aod the Hon. Thos, F. Kiley. and the Hon, C, &. Faulkner, Associate Jud in Centre, having issued thelr bearing date the 2nd day of Deo. 1998 to me directed for holding a Oourt of Oyer and Jail Delivery and Quar in Bellefonte, , the 23nd day of January, Sue two, weeks, once en foo CF Centre, y r Jersuns, at 10 o'clock In the fore. , With thelr records, inquisi- nis hn SR AE i county in the noon
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