189% ME MORGAN'S WARNING The Alabama Senator's Argument Favoring Hawaiian Annexation, HE PREDICTS A GRAVE ORISIS, Declares That Fallure to Annex the Islands Will Result in War Between This Country and Some Other Power Within Ten Weeks, Washington, Jan. 19.—Senator Mor- gan occupled the attention of the sen- ate during the entire time of the ex- ecutive session yesterday in the pre- gentation of his views on the subject of the annexation of the Hawallan Isl- ands. This was the second instalment of the senator's speech, and when he concluded, a few minutes after § o'clock, he had not then reached the end. He spoke for about three hours, and his speech was a general presentation of the importance of the islands to the United States, He dwelt especially on the military importance of the islands, General Schofield and Captain | at length in support of his po- | natural | islands are a United States and nec protection of our iat the the ern coast proper and of in case ted that if the U take ' aire to acquire advantage between other was not, War some power he wallan remain in time aft finally not territ “Dox mean its duty at this tory of the two esterday's MARYLAND'S DEADLOCK. No Immediate Prospect of Electing Gorman’s Snccessor, Annap« Md J ballot in a Bucy United St day, eacl with the M4: Shaw, \ Parran, 6; Mulliken, 1} } Gorman, 43; Abesnt--Republi Necessary to iis the essor to a choice The preliminary skirmishing has been | rness and dis attended with great bitte sension In the who have a consi in both houses rae en gions have rendered it bring about a Republican cau and at this writing there seems to be little probability that this method of the dispute will resorted to near future. A long deadlock seems inevitable, ranks Republi cans, Jority rable 1 impossible us, settling be in now Hart's Sentence AMrmed. Philadelphia, Jan, 18.-<In the United States circuit court of appeals yester. day. In the case of the appeal of John D. Hart from the sentence of the Uni ted States district court, Judge Dallas filed an opinion affirming the sentence Hart was convicted about a year ago of having alded In a filibustering ex- pedition to Cuba on the steamer Lau. rada and was sentenced to two years’ imprirconment and a of 3500 and costs of prosecution. The appeal fol- lowed, Pending a decision Captain Hart has been at liberty, ball having been entered In the sum of $7,000. Judge Acheson filed a dissenting opinion. Hart has five days In which to surrender himself, fine To Change Inauguration Day. Washington, Jan. 16.-A resolution introduced by Senator Hoar In the sen- ate yesterday changes the time for the inauguration of presidents from March until April, to take effect in 1001. If passed it will extend Mr. McKinley's term for a iittle more than a month. Priest Murdered In His Chureh, Corfu, Greece, Jan, 18. <At the Catho- He church last evening, during vespers, a young man attacked the priests, Father Ernest Laltoux was killed, an- other was mortally wounded, and two others were Injured. our ur | general com- | to | the | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED. Thursday, Dee. 18, The remains of a prehistoric village and burial ground have beendiscovered near Massillon, O, A dispatch from The Hague says 200 persons were killed by the recent earth. quake in Amboyna. Mrs. McCusker, charged with her husband, was acquitted by the jury at Camden, N. J., yesterday. Chairman Dingley says that this con- gress will do nothing to reduce the in- ternal revenue on distilled spirits, The postotfice department will seek to secure bonds directly from clerks hand- ling money, Instead of through post- masters, Friday, Jan, 14, Red Cloud, the last of the great Sioux chiefs, is dying in a shack on the Ogal- lala reservation, Schlatter, the “healer.” 8 sald to have restored the sight of a blind girl at Zanesville, O. The body of Theodore Durrant, mur- derer of Blanche Lamont, was cremated at Altadena, Cal, The diamond back terrapin, for which Maryland long famous, threatened with extinction, The Fr ’ has been in government will the novelist, for charges against Prose. government official Saturday, Jan. 15. five persons were ich & Fnesday, Jan IN, Iie THE PRODUCE MARKETS As Reflected by Dealings in Philadel phin and Baltimore hia. Jan. Is Flour inactive and do. ex clear, ne. 12 var roller i. 20604. 40 west orn $4.40 white othy short Pork firm short clear $ALE; family, $124012.580. Lard steady western Hutter western Ten ‘ : I do steady: factory I Creamery ored, Bentembet ten Iw f $ Lo ‘ part skims 4 Eggs firmer; Nev nia, 2921% w Baltimore, Jan, 1 unchanged, Wheat du February PIRI steamer wheat, a Rh Pennsyliva- 225124 inactive I pot, month May NO. 2 red, 90% 402% southern by sample, B39 do. on grade, Corn dul pot, month and Feb. ruary, ITEGIIN« steamer mixed, 0460 xe... southern white corn, 2Me.: Go yellow, BSc. Onts quiet, but firm: No, 2 white, 29400 No. 2 mixed, Be, Rye steady: No. & nearby, 2%e.: No. ¢ western, BL@5%e. Hay steady; choles timothy, $13. Grain freights very quiet and easier, steam to Liverpool, per bushel. Md. Jane uary; Cork, tor orders, por quarter, 2s. 6d. January: a, 6d. Felwuary, Sugar strong and unchanged. Dutter and eggs quiet and unchanged, Cheese steady and un- changed. Whisky unchanged East Liberty, Pa., Jan. 18 « Cattle steady: prime, M.TGLS. common, 2.256 4.60; bulls, stags and cows, 261.70. Hoge steady. prime medium, SLOG: best Yorkers, $1.7063.80; pigs, $3.7060.75; heavy, 83.70G2.75; good roughe, $363.2; common to fair roughs, SUG. Sheep sn shade h ; cholee, $5064.90; common, $3.50 875; choloe Lambe, 8.500%; common to good, $LE0US70. Veal calves, $6,5057.25. and and and BY ¢ killing | LIFE IN KLONDIKE. THE NATURAL FEATURES AND CLF MATE OF THE YUKON REGION. A Man Who Has Spent Much Time In the Rich Yukon Gold Country Tells What it is Like—How the Miners Live—A Land Diffioult of Access, Recently there was issued in Seattle, Wash., a handbook, or “Guide to the Yukon Gold Fields.” Its author was V. Wilson, who had spent much time in the region of which he wrote, and who had carefully observed the phe- nomena of the country and noted them for reference. According to Mr. Wilson, the trip to the gold flelds of the Yukon is one that will tax the powers of endurance of the most hardy, and he declares that only such can hope to succeed, Only with the most incessant toll, such us packing provisions over pathless mountains, towing a heavy boat against five to eight mile current over bat- tered bowlders, digging in the bottom- less frost, sleeping wherever one may happen be when night overtakes him, fighting gnats and mosquitoes by the million, shooting seething canyons and rapids, and enduring seven months in winter a bitter cold that never rises above zero and frequently falls to eighty degrees below, can the difficulties of the region be surmount ed. The climate is healthful, Mr. Wil- son says, in spite of the long and ter- rible winters, and the summer months F ightful to for are de HDDer Apped country is full of and much smaller the moose pounds, spread of horns furnish the principal food herds of Arct! Moose, game Erow wo caribou hie EH ht of 1 immer 500 wonderful wolves are also he Yul 1KOn and Ki the ver seldom m than YA little more 18 ice forms again in the ite followed by are landed from aht Pass and it st 14 e can be s¢ summit gave goid is {f this wonder! f rOBT vi or River that 6r Ors Coot PI Lave shown m! Mr prove resources and this article ill undoubtedly one of Vast 3 tn 1intry’s greatest ' and coal Are AOIG The climate in the Ianke region and # far as old Fort Yukon is very agreeable, according to Mr. Wilson, al- though cold in winter and warm in summer in the river country the snow never exceeds three or four fast often hardly two, Little rain fails mmer except during an ocea sonal thunderstorm. The summer sea and though the ther- mwometsr sometimes registers sixty be low zero it 1s more easily endured thar weather iz at the coast The majority of the miners adopt the itive enatom of dress to a considera Most of the boots, wi! varieties, are m the Indians of seal and walrus skins are nften made of Siberiar nd the skin of the marm be upper in the » $01 pleasant, zero ble extent sre of several (Good warm flansel ean worn under these fur costumes, and the wh fit will than the ordinars ciothes winter in New York As there ia little money in circ the Yukon district, gold dust yugeets are the principal medium throughout the Yukon carries gold ale t does one that It takes only a yke change than with coin is weighed in haircut, and fifty cents ole out weigh less worn in ila on in change body in n in 1Hittle become : nty-five cents axis ge for a for a glass of whiskey. The established vilue of gold dust is $17 an ounce Miners’ law prevails at present in the mining district, and it seems well adanted to the country in its presant olng its work as well as or egularly constituied Speedy and impartial out to all free of cont iv is i! done that no casos y or murder are yet on record out condition. 4 frigtien netics iy o effecty if robbe Poleon Diaza ven Pricks, Painful w nde frequently result from pricking the fingers with a pen. An examination of sixty-seven samples of school Inks have been made by Dr Marpmann, of Leipzig, who finds most of the tn ke to be made of gall-unts, and to contaln saphrophytes, bacteria and microeoect, In two Instances a bas |elllus proved fatal to mice. The | poisoning trem ‘jen pricks is ate | tributed to pathogenic microbes, and it { ts assumed that keeping the ink cover. | od lessens the risk RN N————— A Strange Defense, A strange defense has been offered lin England by a ¢ ptatn who ran an | axeurston steamer, 8 it seemed, dellb- erately on the rock near Scarborough | The passengers thought he was drunk (but he wants to be let off because he was under the influenes of oplum faken to relieve on i | | schemes to BY CYCLE TO KLONDIKE. a A Wheel of Special Yiesign to Carry the Gold Miners, One of the most novel of the many obtain a share of the wealth of the Klondike region has been developed by a syndicate of four wealthy New York business men, who | | are planning to establish trading posts | on the market, and stores In the mining camps, and also to purchase all promising claims They will transport thelr men and supplies to the gold | fields on a bleycle specially designed for the purpose. The Klondike blcycle will be used | over the 700 miles between Juneau and the gold flelds by the Chilkoot Pass | trail. Every miner who goes to the gold flelds must take with him about one thousand pounds of supplies, and the | only way to transmit them is for him to carry them on his back. The most that a man can carry for any distance is 200 pounds. The method now in vogue is to carry one load about five | miles, hide it so that it will not be destroyed by animals, and then go back for another load. In this tedious way the goods are finally transported to their destination. The Klondike bicycle | signed to carry freight, find is in real- ity a four-wheeled vehicle and a bi- cycle combined, It is bullt very strong- ly and weighs about fifty pounds. The tires are of solid rubber one and a half inches in diameter. The frame the ordinary diamond, of steel built, however, more for strength than appearance, and wound with rawhide, on, to enable the to with comfort in From specially de. is shr nk handle it miners each side steel] project, 1 sma wheel ameter ivers's Faxperience with a Locomotive, Means was sent down K an diver i forward end a heavy being pumped ou » was raised sufficiently to ACTORS Ne Water t 3 rivers ana the where getting 0 cows were then i f the be moved ol Ri ore room at a point there for submerged engine ns attached to the four driving nd the smokebox were carried #ix heavy ried fost the \ timber levers car of blocking fn were operated by toggles gripping the « the levers ware lowered lift When the between the scows round to drop it on a temp laid down the bank. The jone by fourteen men, and the small space avaliable seven days were required to do it f rt oe ourteen hese 3] hains engine they to The Delicious Guinea Pig. We do not yet appreciate the tailless cavy, or guinea pig, as an articie human food. In France they sell them for rabbits, and there are three farms n this country where they nd which export them to France alone exporting over I he are re | farmer the little beasts flavor sald be identical rabbit meat These anir gtant attention to keep then ef, an they are and they have a habit of «i ig up whatever fragments they | scattered about till they die of gastric tion In their habits they oct to unaccountable rush about squeaking i is to little ra panics e together quietly for t are pr | ng are not biind like the ¥ ¢ rabbit, and often when only two it is sald, will ent grass and day They Very 8 old thay fed on but not ¢ staff, 1 farm are milk and stale g with y In guinea ply farming. it ix adn fils are made jor green ’ t that there in so | ably the rabbit od at your hotel dinners in France was simply cavy dressed up You so nN whet the hutulie Unrecognizable, Did you near of the te it happened to Danh) were so serious that h intimate friends were unable to recog filze him Duddy Fuddy weldent the injury owe Terrible preident? flan). road collision? Fall of an elevator? Fuddy- Worse. He has lost all his money. Boston Transcript Narcelona's Flectrie Nonda, Barcelona, Spain, is 10 have a sve tem of electric tramways forty miles in length, connectityy It with the sur. rounding districte, It will be bho!) Ly | a British company on the ve had | system, and will cost about $5000 000, A Pharmevatio Safeganrd, Germany has a law requiring that all drugs intended for internal use shall be put up In round bottles, and | all Intended for external use in hex: agonal bo'tles. Bottled Up! Whether in the form of pill powder {or liquid, the doctor's prescription for | blood diseases is always the same | mercury or potash. These drugs bottle {up the poison and dry it up in the system, but they alss dry up the marrow {in the bones at the same time, | The suppleness and elasticity of the joints give way to a stiffness, the rack- ing pains of rheumatism. The form gradually bends, the bones ache, while decrepitude and helplessness prema- turely take possession of the bo and [it is but a short step to a pair of jerutches, Then comes falling dition truly horrible. Poison the diseases, and has al- ways baffled the doctors, Their pot- fash and mercury bottle upthe poison, put it always breaks of | the hair and decay of the bones,—acon- | Contagious Blood curse | of mankind—is the | most horrible of all | Pocketbook y np the shelf determined sacri- in- ad experienc - ~ Prices made to hurr emptying fice of such cholee goods #8, when vestigated, will show financial vantage bevond anv eve ! ed in | Your dry goods buying, forth again attack- | ing some organ, frequently the mouth and throat, filling them with eating § 5.5.5. is the only ! known cure for this disease. It is guar- ; anteed purely vege- table, and one thousand dollars reward is offered for proof to the contrary. It never fails to cure Contegious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism, Cancer, or any of the blood. If you have a take a remedy whi Beware of mer to your system Our bool Swift Spe ALS SOTECS, other disease blood disease, 00004 9000 FILE - ew DEALER IN ow ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS +COALS<+ Corn Ears, Shelled Corn. Oats and other Grains, Baled Hay and Straw, KINDLINGC WOOD Ey the Bunch fo sud Pur vr Lord, mm guanli fies hasers po oy, pnp A T NIT RAL STATE :-: NORMAL :-: SCHOOL of i ke Per Wee wee Tatton, § Seents pet Heat. ligh WA gon board ys I'he net cost fo are | presented A Wi ducted Model Soho | perior tran £10) waters command good positions and meet excellent suceess The handsome new { erat of one hundred and { dollars furs vfessional students Cost wilh batiding erected at a twenty-five thousand is now finished and occupied Af { modations frst clas riectrw light in every | FOOm, Carpesis spring beds, wardoobes, new } furniture, fourteen bath rooms, Hot and cold Water on every floor Fan system steam heat | Smead system of ventilation. Everyining | new and convenient, Stadenls may enter any the. Lock Haven is accessible by from all directions om We shall be glad to earreepond with any wha fare Interested. Send for free catalogue and secure rons TOF nest term JAMES ELDON, A. M_, Ph.D, Principal, The New England Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON, MASS, $10.00 000 Tos, In foree, CHARTERED IN 1835, The o dest and most conservative and econ omiral company in the United States, Has ever diver Ae Josurance. Issues no deceptive specula tive Lite Insurance. Life, Endowment and putiaien «all with large dividends paid annual y, commencing with first year. This compan is governed by the Non Forfeiture Laws o Massachusetts, which are asknowleged the best in the U.S. We invite comparisons, Revert FF. Efunter, District Manager, BELLEFONTE, PA JrvIN HOUSE, J. Woods ba 17 BF ra, convent. Jet Buss to and land 8 ie in every respect. ' delicate | $25,000,000 of Asselin | from the original purpose of | slices, but maintains it's plea for pure ‘ erm $ or i 1 y P 50 TO $1.00 65, 75¢ TO $1.00, BOGGS & BUHL ALLEGHENY, PA. CusToM MADE LTH «NOTHING ELSE FITSw To deny this is the he ab- om of he, is to-ord- ve carry fit we Fa | and up for patiern can- any clothiers’ nin prices and to order a £15.00; still bet- ieht of nade WOOIone for the make n 3 : “ qual \ Ww fiine suit as low-as ter for £20.00, Come value: 1 the and see t We new Patterns, have them. JACOR GROSS, Fine Talloring, High Sireet BELLEFONTE, PENNA. THE PENNA, STATE COLLEGE LL ATED in one of the most beautiful ane healthiul spots in the A lingheny Region: Undenominational : Open te both sexes: Tuition free; Board and other expenses very w LEADING DEPARTMENTS of STUDY AGRICULTURE and AGRICULTURE CHEMISTRY HOLA Y BOTANY and HORTICULTURE CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING < MECHANICAL ENGINEERING {MINING ENGINBRERING HISTORY and POLITICAL SCIENCHR INDUSTRIAL AKT AND DESIGN LANGUAGE and LITERATURE: Latin, Spanish and 1talian, (optional) French, Gorman and English, (required) MATHEMA F108 and ASTRONOMY MECHANICAL ARTY: combining shop work with study MENTAL and MORAL SCIENCE MILITARY SCIENCE theoretical and praos tieal PREPARATORY DIPARTMENT: two Regular fo Fall term opens September 12, 1854 conrses four years of Satalogue or other In formation, address, GEO. W, ATHERTON, LL. D, president. State College. Centre County, Pa tl. A PATENTS Cave ent m congucted for Cua Orrice 8 suid WE CAN BrCUTe MoorRatTe Foes,
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