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THE
CENTRE
DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSLCAY,
MARCH 4,
1897.
THE NATIONS RULERS.
President McKinley and His Ad-
visers at Washington,
0. N. BLISS FOR THE INTERIOR,
The Announcement of the Distinguished
New Yorker's Acceptance of the Portfolio
Expected Today Major McKinley Dines
with President and Mrs, Cleveland,
national
going and
pre 3 |
Wa
capite
March
ahi Iters the
onts
marations
The
out
shington,
| today
incoming pres
dents, and prep
ceremonies marking
ministrations
haste and bustle,
and Mr. Hobart
their future home by one
jous bLright days such as
takes pride in, when in the mood. The
entry of the two was made with little
ceremony and comparatively
public demonstration
A large crowd had
Pennsylvania ation
train bearing Major M
ana ‘t required the ent
of po ‘ce to keep clear
There was a good
ment expressed ame
over tie absence of
cort, but as by spe
the pr
ties
sion,
with
tire
OO}
and vice
for the grand
the change of ad
on with feverish
Major McKinley
wel to
of those glor
Washington
gO
were omed
slight
assem
st long
Kinley arrive
5 of a fore
the approachs
deal of appoint
these ped
itary
}
1}
dis
ple
oy
ng
mil
in the
the
n the
that
» have a
ly, and
in his
had not
wing Mr. Bliss
The place is
Mr
Mr. McKinley is
New Y
dete
rker In his «
will relax no effort to that 1d
alk with Mr. Platt he sald he
abandoned hope of ind
to accept the vacant place
the secretaryship of the interior Mr
Bliss has the offer under consideration,
and it Is generally belleved that he will
accept the portfolio before night
With Mr. Bliss in the cabinet the full
list of President McKinley's advisors
will be as follows: Hecretary of state,
John Bherman: treasury, Lyman J.
Gage. war, Russell A. Alger. navy,
John D. Long. Interior, Cornelius N
Bliss; agriculture, James Wilson; at.
eney general, Joseph McKenna; post.
master general, James A. Gary
iy Assanitod with an Ax,
wi barre, Pa., March 3.—During a
drunken row at Dallas George and
John Bossert assaulted their boarding
house keeper, Michael Sorber, with an
ax. The man's skull was fractured,
and he will die. The Bossert brothers
took to the woods, but they were pur-
sued by a posse of citizens and placed
under arrest,
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Leading Topless of Discussion Among the
Nate's Lawmakers,
Harrisburg, Feb, 26.-In the senate
vesterday Mr. Vaughp reported from
| the committee on congressional appor
| tionment a bill to reapportion the con
| gressional districts of the state. Th
{ bill apportions the state into 30 dis
| trict doing away with the two of
flees of « ressmen-at-large By the
| provisions of the bill Phils iphia and
Alllegheny each galing a o« isman
Mr. Sproul bill to mals
| a reduction of mors
the Phils
charges and
| mum
makes
ong
Lele
NnEres
introduced a
10 per
wdeiphia telephone
to est the
of the
wmximum of
two
cent or les
in
ablish
charges whole
the n
us of
change, $6 a
& population
| other cities
additional charge
each beyond
is and
subscribed
withis
from the
Cities
and $4
and villages
of §1
the
where
for by
ithin the
rand $3
the
The
nrges
miles
month in
of 100,000,
towns
a radi “x
all with
in all
An
per month for
mile two mile
two
one
Hmit
allowed, telephones
person the
mile radiu
60, according to whicl
100,000 line the popu
penalty for violation
a fine of $5600
the bill repealing the
in the borough of Ver
was Kilied by a
are
two
areto be §
side of
on
the act
In the
al option law
lati
is
house
lo«
nona vote of
constitutional
fate be
brit 3
niory
5% to
less than a
voting. The
repeail
ette
majority
the b
in
fell
aw Fay
Both hou adjourned
March
pla |
feet The area affected
and } yards
com
in-
sank a
ia about 150 yar
wide. The j i
plete wreck,
cluding three dwelling
of 20 feet
Williamsport, Pa., March 1
B. Denworth, the pension attorney,
who was serving a three months’ term
in jall here as a United States prison
er, under conviction as a pension fee
extortioner, walked out of jall on Sat-
urday. Two Grand Army comrades
visited Denworth In his cell. The turn-
key and sheriff were temporarily ab-
sent, and the sheriff's wife let them in
and out, When the visitors passed out
through the corridor gate Mr. Den-
worth stepped out too, remarking.
“I'm going to break jail." The woman
thought one of the men was an officer
and permitted the prisoner to walk
out. He has not yet been recaptured
Lancaster, Pa., Feb, 21.-Calvin Den-
linger, who was released the
Eastern penitentiary a few days ago,
after serving a twelve year sentence
for killing his wife, was locked up yes-
terday on the charge of threatening
to kill his first wife, whom he desertod
for the woman he murdered. Denlin-
ger attempted te enter the woman's
home, but was refused admittance,
when he proceeded to kick In the door
He then wrote her a letter in which
he demanded that she meet him after
dark In some lonely place, and unat-
tended, and sald unless she complied
she would be sorry for it. The woman,
who Is again married, feared he con-
templated killing her, and therefore
had him arrested,
¢
1
y " ‘ rw
mtoffice is almost a
and other bulldings,
houses,
distance
da wa
PREF
| migration bill
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other
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i Erov
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VETOED BY CLEVELAND.
The President Refuses to Sign the
Immigration Bill,
DECLARES IT TO BE UN-AMERIOAN,
The Clause Demanding an Edvoatlonsl
Qualification for Immigrants, He Says
Is Contrary to Our Natural Policy Our
Duty to Our Northern Neighbors
Washin
ast
March
night sent to
sentatives
T he
the hou
HY vetoing
The principal
message are as follows
“A radical ds
policy
preg
t hie
points
f
ol
parture from out
relating to
nted Er etor
who
except
al conditi
nat
we have
came to us
those whose moral
mn or history threat
to natic welfare
and safety A century's
@ largely due to the assimil
and tht « niilions of sturdy and pa
triotic pled citizens, atte
and
ore
welcomed all
lands
physi
danger
our nal
ats the sue
recent
Tillman on Armor Plate
“1 y
No Statue in Butler's Memory,
on, March The
to erect a $50,000 equestrian
General B. F. Butler, to
proposition
statue of
be placed on
grounds, was the sub
Ject of hearing before the com
mittee on military affairs and the state
house ittee yesterday Ex-Reg
resentative Thurston, of North Brides
made a stirring speech in remonstrance
He sald the statue would educate the
youth to the idea that smartness, and
not character, is honored A statue
will not honor Butler; It may dishonor
surselves'” he sald,
state houge
A ively
comm
Redoeod Wages for Mine Workers,
Hazleton, Pa., March 3.-A cut in
wages, to go into immediate effect, was
announced by the Lehigh and Wilkes.
barre Coal company yesterday. The
bosses bear the heaviest reduction
Those receiving $100 a month are re.
duced to $75, and all other employes
down to laborers are cut In proportion,
the latter from 90 to 80 cents a day. It
Is announced that the Lehigh Valley
Coal company will make a similar re.
duction,
Expenditures Exceed Receipts,
Washington, March 2.--The compar-
ative monthly statement of the receipts
and expenditures of the United States
shows the total receipts during Febru.
ary to have been 324400997, and the
disbursements $28,796,006, which leaves
a deficit for the month of $4,305,050 as
compared with a defleit of about $680, .
000 for February, 186, Since July 1,
1896, the aggregate deficit In $48,135 441.
imigration is |
from
stupendous |
free handed |
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
tT TIG
ider’s Exchange
RUNKLE, Attorney-at.l
in Crider’s Exchange
English, Practices |
Offi e¢
man and
the courts
WM. J. SINGER, Attorney-at- law,
trict attorney. Office in court house,
SPANGLER & HEWES (J. L. Spangler
C. P. Hewes), Attorneys-at-law,—
Office in Furst building, opposite the
court house, All legal
promptly attended to
W. C. HEINLE, Attorney-at-law
‘n Woodring building, opposite the
court house. Consultations in Ger.
man and English,
J. C. MEYER, Attorney-atlaw Office
in Crider's Exchange. Ex-district
attorney, German and Eoglish,
Prompt attention to all business,
JOHN M. KEICHLINE, Attorney-at-law |
Office in
opposite the
and Justice of the Peace.
Opera House block,
court house,
JAMES Ww. ALEXANDER, attorney.
at-law--office, High street, near
Court House. Practices in all the
Courts.
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In effect on and after Nov, 16, 18%
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Time Table in effect on and after
Nov, 4,
Leave Bellefonte, exes t Sunda —
Arrive at Snow Shoe ’ y {do od
Leave Snow Shoe, except n
Arriveat Bellefonte r contd uy,
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