THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, MAY z;, 1897. ASPECT LESS PEACEFUL Turkey Sending Seven Toad More Troops to Thessaly. THE DEMANDS OF 2 THE POWERS. The Collective Noto Insists That Thes- saly Shall Not Be Added to the Sul- tan’s Domalins—Hints OMcers of the Defeated Greeks. Against London, May 26.—A dispatch to Daily News from Constantinople that the identical of the which was to the government yesterday, embodying the terms of pe to which they will agree, declines to permit the abolition of the capitulations in the of Greek subjects or the annexation of Thessaly, but Is much says powers, Turkish note presented ‘nce case milder In tone than was at first understood The correspondent of The Times says the the powers deferentially form." The aspect of tainy less peaceful. 7,000 more troops to sald the sultan has isters not to relax province. The note of the does.not yleld on a single pe states even that the peace conf must be held at Constantin not at Pharsalos, but the both Germany Russ! and any sign of powers make part of the sul It is reported peror Nicholas rge, for note views of the “in a expresses Suggestive eastern affairs is cer- Turkey ls sending Thessaly, and it is d his min- id upon the promise his he certainly int, and erence and powers s for tan 1 from Ged his ov Ary governor and to concs troops at Athen A Times Athens torrent of a milit powers tion and checks Turkish out afre been rem authors those wh disasters, bar of 1 official « Heved tha point a « ish the tion | pariat CAUSE Nn Htical thie org Leap to Death For Min Ma f ongor ye nie tions to the ennt of low minister Foster of Vermont brooks Quaobed v. hy | Fir General John Hrooks eral. Mr, ( ister to Brazil ministration three McKinley igndier * major who served as the previ ONKresn gen min ad served Major Onger under had in ¢ Harrison unly terms with Burginrs Steal an Empty Safe, Lancaster, Pa, May 26.-During night robbers broke Into the office of Newhouser Brothers, dealers wire fences and agricultural implements at Bird-in-Hand, and rolled their safe a considerable distance away where they blew It open. They got nothing for the in their pains, as the safe only contained | some valueless papers. There was ane other safe In the same office, but It was | not tampered with, the The | | severa w HUNDRED HOMELESS. Sudden Break inn a Loves Sweeps Away Many El Paso Homes, El Paso, Tex, May 26.—At 1 o'clock in the morning the levee broke and the flood waters of the Rio Grande rushed through the city. The levee which broke was on the bank of the canal, on Stanton street, The river had reached its highest point since 15891, In a few minutes a large force of men were at work trying to check the angry waters with sacks filled with sand, but a sec- ond break above backed up the water on the workmen, and they were come pelled to retire. The Texas and Pacific rallway, realizing that hundreds of families were being driven from their homes, backed in a large number of empty freight cars for the accommoda tion of the Not less away, now at threw up an embankment on Third street to try and check the advance of the water, which is running of the International Street rallway bridges. The crash the walla of houses as they and fall is mingled with of frightened women and children, who driven from thelr homes. People residing in the lower part of the city are leaving | thelr homes and moving to the foothills of Mount Franklin, Several hundred families are now housed in freight cars standing in the Should the im provise street break, the the bu por tion The ringing of the fire bell lives of many peo ple who rant of thelr danger homeless, than 120 and several work homes were hundred new swept men are levee, They on a over one of crumble the cries are water d levee on Stanton will flood the city. saved the asleep, Ign water of siness were Killed His Boy vew York, May 26 and Himself, Cha Murderous Veng geance, 1 | May Romeyn Will Not Washingtor May No Chapel at West Point | a} [1 out Yy AR] > ’ | i cretary Alleged Wholesale Houston Tex thought to be J. © terminated a Murderer Canght, Many 6 A m Dunham, who ex of people San Jose, Cal been arrested at La Grange, Tex., and now dentin cation by California officers who are on their way to Texan. His description a curately tallies with that of Dunham for whose capture a reward of £11,000 in expected hy the officers here an family mix nt has awaits Bank Wrecker Kennedy Pardoneda. Washington, May 25.--The president has pardoned, In order to restore to citizenship, Harry HH. Kennedy, sen tenced In Pennsylvania to ten years | imprisonment for misapplioation of na tional bank funds. Kennedy was sen tenced In 1881, and President Cleve. land commuted his sentence to seven years imprisonment, with deductions for good hehavior, | mittee | TARIER IN THE SENATE The Amended Bill Formally Intro- duced by Senator Aldrich, AN AGRICULTURAL AMENDMENT, Senator Cannon, Payment of of Wheat, Products, It Is Introduced by and Provides For the Bounties For Exports Corn, Oats and Other Washington, the tariff bill erday with attendance of leaders of the claimed attention May 26.—The debate in the senate galleries, a large and the tariff Minor business up to 2 p. m.,, when Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island, In charge of the tariff bill had measure laid before the senate took the floor for the opening At that time every lable the galleries was occupled The tepublican side of showed an almost solid repre there being only three four seats. The Democrats pres full ranks, and the scattered seats of the Populists were occupied with but one exception. Mr. Dingley, chalrman of the ways and means committee and author of the bill, took the seat im- mediately 1! Mr Aldrict and listened attentively, Other Republi members of the w and means com | and Representative Simpson, of the Populist occupied the began yest crowded senators house, and speech aval seat In the sentation, vacant ented floor or also esid an ays mtingent | rear loung Speaker Heed was n pres Mr. ur &n Myers Michigan's Hallroad Taxation h May 6 The lower Three Met Death In Quilekss ind May vor ut of them were killed, The Dennis, A. Ih n and while Michael Sheehey w jured. The for water mains below the surface was broken, and gulfed In A Mass Sheehey was rescued, ably die James inthe hr as fatally In were digging a trench When abo pix feet a vein of quicksand all four were of sand and but will men ut on rock prob Yiorida Senator's Sensational Charge, Tallahassee, Fia, May 26.-In state senate yesterday Senator Chip ley openly charged Representative HBtockton, a member from Duval county, with exhibiting a letter which haa been written to Eim/ (Chipley) by a personal friend. Mr. Chipley sald the letter had been stolen from the home of his friend, with other articles, by a busg- lar, on | the | | sent | dressed welght | Bheep and y« the | | @6.% | steady | A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED, Thursday, May 20. The senate naval committee unani- mously recommends that the price of armor plate be fixed at $400 per ton. The new policy in the postoffice de- partment is to establish as many post. offices as possible whenever any rea sonable of business can be se- cured, It is thought there willl be by the amounting ETO ITT ITI OVA) amount in New Orleans that further damage done The loss, while to millions, is not so serious as In many previous years of overflow, Friday, May 21. Senator ‘arolina, die aged 50 passed the £50,000 to rel no overflow, Joseph HH 1 at Green- United Earle, of Bouth ( ville, 8B. C The house propriating Ameri in « The national recognition res 14, The house Dr Sheldon Jackson wderator of the Presbyterian nbly, session at Eagl States bill tres ap sed You His ready-made Can't Get Around ans ‘'uba much for Cuban figure too of 41 to LEU senate PRE BE BED PR WE WAT WERE Wi WEARS Wats WS URE a a Sa RR Sa Sa Sh passe olution by a the met vote dealer. It takes a will delay tailor to fit him as it does any other the lected WAS [| . tailors who of suit general man, and we are now in can do it, Our assortment wigs is so varied, extensive, President Cleveland has President Crespo to unsel for Venezuela before inal Mr 3 his decisi May missing traced x vited by complete that every man ns the land choice among first choices, ir co : . ae i . . : arbitration trib levi ble choice, as it were, and, has not yet given once selected, every other Saturday, vanishes before our sartorial four cannon Everything “Highest we have Jacob Gross, The Fashionable Tallor, mish BELLEFONTE, PENNA, PSE SR ER EEE a a a WANTEID] Money BIT ATA AT AT AT AT AT AT AT ATSC ST AV IATATISATSAT ATSC EH. FAULKENDER 3 . ?, irg'. | a THE PENNA, STATE COLLEGE, More Animation on Wall street Than fork, May 3 There w Rel. P.A.N.S : . the I Packed Without Glass, TEN FOR FIVE CENTS, £ Ris Ta bots be frre 1 IROTe Seno of meeting the borer pre WIRE TIONS ake at eal ! whenever you feel poorly without a m womach row one In roi bver do wom good ye gives relief t if directions are followed, t pe Kngron are pot Yet to be had of though It is probable that almost pg YW hen regoested in any case a single Jon, will he ment, post r fre corte In samp, wmiond Co, N » the gonds are thor y the trade, agrents and 4 w whieh will General Mark HB gross L800 amrtons for th the order In every ones, and nArges at (he bager's cont 80 YEARS EXPERIENCE. TRADE MARKS, DESIONS, COPYRICHTS Ao. ne sending a sketch and desoription may free, whether an invent i. pritable. Communiostions strictly Videst agency for securing patents We have a Washington offion aken through Munn & Co reosive wd notioe in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully (Nustrated, largest cironistion of any setentife Journal, weekly, terms $L00 a your ome monihe Specimen copies and ax BOOK ON PATENTE sont free. Address MUNN & CO,, 361 Broadway, New York. v amet n Fata spec AR ARAA SASS Ay Live Stock Markets, New York May } Ameri LOOT it 10% opean cables RRR quote an sheep at 11812%e, dress beef veals lamba and refrigerato all sold aly yearlings, £ ALR May 5B atte bulls, stage and to good fal oxen, od weight Calves steady and at EP MeL woak Inne, W Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained and all Pat ent business conducted fof MODERATE yn . wOronTE UY, 8, PA OUR OFFICE 18 Orme ai TE Be tha thon remote from Washington, Send model, drawing or phot ton, We adviee, 1 patentable or pot, pntagh, Out foe not due till patent je secured, * How to Obtain Patents,” with comt os y ty the U. 5. and foreign countries sont fron, Addrem, C.A.SNOW& CO. PATENT Orrior, WARBHINGTON, D.C. sritngs ate sheep, 51.7564 & Hogs steady at liberty Pa prime, 551004620 cows, ROL common £294.10. Hoge active, prime medium, BN G3.5; Dest Yorkers and pigs, SLES W common to fair, BL OGLE, heavy, BLOG 255; roughs, BLOGLE, Sheep firm choles, $4.50000. 00 common. RNGLE, choloe lamba, 80%, veal calves, §5.0004.55. Kast 0. With desrip- free of LE to Invest, | neet with train Ne | noon trains from | rone and | State Cx 1 11 | at Bellefonte RA 1LROAD SCHED ULES ENNSYLVANIA Pp BRANCHES, BUAD In effect on and after May 17, 1897, AND YiA TYRONE WESTWARD. Leave Bellefonte am, 0am, at Altoona wp m llefonte 1 Sp m al Altoona 2 4 1a Arrive 1pm at Tyrone at Pittsbur arrive at Tyrone pmsl Pittsburg lefonte 4 44 pm: arrive at Tyrone MM Alona at 7 iat yp 0 iam itaburg at 11 30 VONE~EARTWARD at Tyrone at Philadel Tyrone Yhila at Tyre arrive at Lock Ha { . 12.30 B arrive at Pass Ag? ILROAD gerry TEI Tr TT EE 5 ==. lort ve Mills Morning trains from Montandor Lewisburg, Williamsport, Lock Haven Tyrone cob 3 Tor State College. After Montandon, Lewisburg, Ty A No. Sifrom Lock Haven connect with No. 5 for State ( ege. Trains from wege conbect with Penna. KR. RK. trains Train ‘Dally excep Nov, 6 18 READ UY No.4 Ne Hublersburg Snvdertowy Nittany Huston Lamar 3 ¥ Clintondale 5 1 Krider's Sid'g “ER. ¥ Mackeyvilie #28 4 Cedar Springs #171 & N Kalona LB 5 LS M7 Man: 9 1045 amipm pmiA Ly sm» Noisy KhOre. coe 10 05 10 [ATT | wonsport § Lve $30 20 *11 ilove PFHILAD Atlantic City NEW YORK xe ¥ i he) A De a Phila 3 EE EEE TE ELE EE "Tr Er * Dally + woth Rays f 600 p.m. Sunday iw ON m. Sunday. Philadelphia § ng a ar port wt 11% ie east bound train from William at 11:2 and west bound from Philadel hiaatil ha J EPHAR I an, ™ mo i t
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