Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

Oh JullutTl, 1910, N III IttViDi VI an
allowance of 500 per month from that
State. "
Tho murder of the Joyce children
and Benjamin Nathan and the abduc-
ton Of Charley Ross, are the three
great criminal mysteries Of our coun-
try and age Ie
When Lincoln was In the "Whitc
IIouse' II was loyal TO call han "thc
Govcrnmentp Now Grant neveris in
the White House, uhot is Grant, and
,rhere is the Government.
The Democrats Of Huntingdon
county have nominated Hon. X. M.
Speer for Congress, DR. W. p. McNitc
for Assembly, Thomas X. Henderson
for Sheriff and James Henderson for
Auditor
John Harper, of Kentucky, better
known for his horses than himself, died
at his residence in Midway, Ky, a few
days since. He was owner of the well
known horse "Longfellow." He left q
considerable fortune.
AT recent sale in Zeiglersville,
Berks county, wagon was sold that
had been standing long enough in one
place TO permit walnut tree about
five inches in diameter TO grow up
through the bed of the wagon. s
The factory of the Chester Coun-
lty Canning Company, located at Ok
ford borough is now in full operation,
Within the last three weeks 5000
quarts Of blaclberries and 1000 quarts
OF huckleberries were canned
MIR. John Kerr, division foreman
on the Pennsylvania railroad, residing
at Bells Mills, Blair county, was in
stantly killed Immediately in front Of
his residence, last Wednesday morning,
by being caught between two cars,
Treasurer Spinner received n let
ter from Bristol, Vermont on the 26tl
ult., enclosing certificate Of deposit
for $1,000, willed by II. r. Day, de
ceased to the Treasurer Of the United
States, to assist in paying the national
debt i-
--policc officer John Weimar was
shot and killed at Pittsburg on Tues
day night of last week, by ii. r.. Hill
land negro, whom he had arrested
and was attempting TO take to the
station house. The murderer was ar
rested.
The Deidnare County Democrat ol
last week says "A large farmer in tho
upper part Of Bethel township recently
lost l6 COWS and fine OK worth $3.50
Their death is supposed 10 have been
caused by the Texas Cattle Fever
The disease still prevails ss
Tho large wagon mandatory oI
Studebakcr Bros, ut South Bend, In
diana, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day morning of last week, by which
800 hands are thrown ont of employ
ment. The loss is about 5000 900, with
an insurance Of about 100000. 'sf
The laying Of the corner stone d
the new State Hospital for the Insane
at Warren, will take place at noon o.
Thursday, September 10, The corner
stone win be laid by His Excellency
Governor IIartranft, and the address
delivered by Hon. Glenni W. Scofeld
Recent heavy rains have causcds
deod in the uppcr Mississippi, On
Sunday night. the 23d ult., the boon
of the st. Anthony Boom Company
above the falls of ST Anthony. broke
away with the torrent, and l,250,00
feet Of logs went over the falls. Th,
loss is about $4,000. n.
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4 The ONO pemocra'lc oiaIc Soh
vention met IN Columbus lnst Wedncs
day, and after the adoption 81 . plat
form made the following nominations
Secretary Of State, VIM. bell, OF L'cK
ing county School Vommissloner, l.
). Smith Judge Of the Supreme Court
WI. Gilmore Clerk supreme conrt
pnhI;c Worl,s Martin Sb;Iicr
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The annual minutes OF the rf,'n'
Lodge o. the independent order Q
odd Fellows OF fcnnsyivhn'a naV'
been published IN oook iorm. In'
statistical report oi thc oruer iert I'M
year ending May l"th, 1914, show
that the membership IN the State a
that time amounted 70 W, ly7, being
an increase Of lO,O34 during the year
The Lodges in working order number
800, showing an increase of forty-Hix
The Rebecca Degree Lodges number
SO. Tho rcliefircport shows that dur
ing the year 1902 members were re
licved at an expense to the Lodges o.
S19,82O.18 for the relief of widowed
families 81, ,43459 for the education ol
orphans, and S76,b56,32 for burying Of
the dead, making the total amount
paid for relief s263,590,62 The re
ccipts in the various Lodges during th,
year amounted to eS98,3O223, ant
their total assets to 81, 166, ,2O2.57,