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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

Peter O Bricn and Roger Donohue were
killed by lightning about three o'clock on
Saturday afternoon while standing under
a tree about four mile, south Of Columbus,
Ohio. seeking shelter during heavy
fLuadrr storm O'Hiru's boot. were bad
+, torn hy the lightning nndu slight com
fusion ,.ss found en- lis breast. The heel
.or D.uohuos lett boot wac torn oil but T."
man. ON H. body. Both were unmarried
uor. The lightning also struck scveral
buildings ia Columbus, hut 30 serious
damage resulted.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
The Turks Dcsertinr.
AN EXTRAoRDINARY SUICIDE.

Robert Richer, aged 30, for Il long tim,
clerk m the Quartermastcr Generals Off
&c. quarrelcd with his wife about her ca
and kittens breaking down his flowers
and remark "Ifyou don keep those kit
tons out Of the garden / viii kill them.
Ills wife answered, III you do, / will teal
up all your tomato vines" Richard i'm,
mcdiutely began to beat tho cat, and his
wife to tear up vines Richard then plac'
ed n revolver 10 his head, and crclamiug
You see me, shot himselfand instantly
expired. He was appointed from Mis-,
souri,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We soc no hope for a revival OF oHS''
ness in the near future. We rather lear
n fearful crash sin store for the country
Labor Is not getting pleni'er and 'h'
rrv Of fdcsdtution is not stopped. MI'.'
and factories are on stand sn'i--'A
shor. all interests are suffering. What
Is tho government doing? The bitter
experience Of the past should have mad'
our Washington statesmen wiser, tN'
following failures in New York ias'
week, may only be the forerusn'rs o.
others:
The failure orM. J. Sternterser y son
Nl9 broadway, one cf the largest arI
oldest houses Ia ;he w'llu y sood'
trade, is announced, The liabilities aT'
about $3.50. 600; nominal assets "'
large
Bamburg, Hin & &C., importers auo
iobbers in millinery goods have sas
pended, with liabilities from eighty y
one hundred thousand dollars.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

Brigham Noung II seems, has d's'
position 70 defy the government. Tie
Virginia City Chronicle publishes an IN
terview on the Mormon question with
W. W. B.shop, who defended John n
Lee. Mr.. Bishop says that from aninti'
mate personal knowledge of Mormon
Affairs. if Brigham Noung thinks he can
stand a trial and get clear there will he
no resistance, but II he apprehends con-
vict;on he will unqueStionably fight
His followers will stand ty him to the
last man. HigbCe, Haight, and Stewart
can only be taken by the superior force
oFthe United States troops. Under the
present jury system il is simply impos-
Sible 10 convict in Utah any Of the other
participants in the Mountain Meadows
massacre. Lee was convicted only be-
cause District Attorney Howard succeed
ed in making YOUNG believe that II Lee
was convicted Utah would be admitted
into the Union as 4 State. Young &C
cordingly ordered his conviction for the
good Of Church.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
HARDW ARE
W IL s 0 n e MFARL AN E.

Stock Of Coach aud Wagon Mate
rials are Of a very superior quality,
and cheap, We will sell Saddiery
goods as low as they can buy them
10 Phi'a. We will keep all kinds
of Farmers Implements. Cultiya-
tors, shoycls, Plows, Pumps, Pic
ture Frames, Moulding, Mirrors,
Toilet Sets,
Children's buggies, Wagons ofall siz-
e., Oil Cloths, Tubs, Buck
cts, and Churns,
We have
in
connection
Tin shop, Mr..
Smith. foreman, in which we
manufacture all kinds Of Tinware.
Spou,ins made aud put up Of the best
quality Of tin q, the lowest prices.
Call and see us and We will substanti.
ate what We advertise, as we shall
take pleasure in showing our stock.
Rooms No. 7 and 6, Humes Block, 6
doors north Of Post Office, BelleGonte.
WILSON g. McFARLANE,
jap3m
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

On last Saturday the rads Of ln'o"
coantv voted "for" or against 'he
Crawford county system Of making
nominations. They were WORKING ""'
der that system heretofore, and there
was some queer primary voting h'N''
so,rc nre for abolishing H.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
, ..... EDITOR

Just now the prospects for Tweed
early release are not very bright, n'
NAV sGll be found boardcr IN The Lux"
low street institution, by the time per
simmons ripen. And what are yo" 60
IA, "a do about il Tn
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

Mr. Daniel r. Beatty, manufactures and
proprietor Of the Beatty Piano and Beat.
tvs celebrated Golden Tongue Parlor Or
gnus. Washington, n. j., is certainly a
very reasonable and generous man 10 trans
act business with. He makes this very
fair proposition to any who may favor him
with an orde~, as follows III the instru-
mon, does not prove satisfactory af.er q
tcst trial Of five days atlcr receiving Il tho
purchase money viii be refunded upon the
return of the iu-'raucnt and no will pay
freight charges both ways This is Ger,
,aiuly nm exceeding, generous, and sn!e
manner I'm which to transact business with
him lie warrants his instruments for six
years. See his advertisement. July 20Y
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
RECORD YOUR DEEDS.

4 The attention Of persons holding unre
corded deeds, is directed TO the provision
/ Of the Act Of Assembly, which requires
( that
"All deeds and oonvoyanccs for real es'
I tate in this Commonwealth, shall bo re'
corded n the Office for Recording Deeds ia
the county where tho lands lie, 'citiJH sjI
months af.cr the e1eculion'of such deeds
and convoyanccsi and every such deed
and conveyance not recorded as aforesaid,
shall bo adjudged FRAUDULENT AND voIn
against any subsequent purchaser for a
valuable consideration unless such deodl
be recorded before tho recording Of the
deed or conveyance under which such
subsequent purchaser or mortgage shall
claim"
Those holding unrccordod deeds will see
tho importance Of having ,hom recorded
without further delay.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

RATHER OLD FoOIsH.-The York True
Democrat says Thoro is a man in New,
bury township, this county, named Jacob
GaIrcston He is a large farmer, wealthy,
and in no hurry to gothis work done. He
has now 10 acres Of unshockcd corn stand
ing in the field in shocks from last year :
yield. lie intends to shock the corn ncxt
week His wheat and oats Of last year arc
as SO, unthrcshod has still IS acres Of
corn land to plow for this year, and hopes
to plant in June he has GO barrels Of
prime cider on hand, ownsg good buildings,
80 hogs, 50 sheep with other stock, is cons
tented and happy. and don't care whether
school keeps or tho master courts tho
girls. 1t is evident that ho don't expect
tho world TO end this year, and when the
angel Gabriel blows his trumpet, 1t will
Gud him just getting ready 70 harrow.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
THE WAR ~ ASIA.
Desperate sor.ie OF the Garrison o:
kars.

London. June ls.-Thc Herald oorros.
pondent at 81. Petersburg telegraphs that
adyices from headquarters in Armenia re,
por, tha, the garrison Of Kars has made
another desperate sor,ie. The Russian
right wing, under General Hoineman, re.
pulsed the attack and inflicted severe las>
ses on tho TURKS. The fret onslaught OF
tho Turks was very furious, but the Rus
sian troops me, the attack with great stead
incss. The Russian cavalry at kuEola Ia
succeeded in turning the Turkish flank
and rear Ivy bold movement The fght-
mig was very brisk, but the Losses were
not great on either side. The Turks lost
200 men and the Russians 100.
The Turks Deserving.
Hundreds Of Turkish soldiers are de,
serting, owing TO the ill.proyided condi-
ton Of the army. Their condition is de-
scribcd as growing daily worfc and worse.
They are poorly fed and clothed, and are
In want Of almost every necessary.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
Harness. SaddIns. Gc
CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
]. o. DEININGER


A new, complete Hardware Store hA
been opened by the undersigned in Cen
kinds Of Building and House Furnishing
Hardware, Nails, &c.
Circular and Hand Saws, lennon Saws,
Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, "a full assort-
ment Of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, Spokes. Felloes, and HubE, table
Cutlery, Shoyels, Spades aud Forks,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs.
Horsc Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, Oils,
Tea Bella, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Warn
iGhes.
Pictures framed In the fneft style.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
shortest notice.
~ Remember. all Gods offered cheap
AZ than eleavFhera
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

If Hayes succeeds in recusitating the
old Whig party he might next try bis
skill on the Cardiff Giant.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

In fact We arc selling everything at
prices that will convince all that we have
touched the very bottom-no trouble 10
show goods for the purpose of comparing
prices. s. & A. LOEB.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

Wo are selling--New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
We are selling--New Spring Plaids
at 10 cents
We are selling-New Spring PlAids
at 10 cents
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
We are selling -INGRAISs AT25 eents.
We are selling -iNGRAINs AT 35 cents.
We are soiiihg -IaGRAIASA AT SO cents.

We are selling DamAsk hall a. stair car q
We are selling Damask X ball a. stair car u
We are selling Damask hall A stair car q
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We are selling-SupoFahe Ingram ai T5c.
W are seiling-supeFhne lngrAia At 75c.
We are selling -superane Ingraia nj 95e.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
LEARNED uLAcKsMIIus.
lGhu Burrit

For wyl' nign "a quarter ,f century,
lHNu Burnt hat boon tum.lnr,y known IN
lAe country uud Europe ns tho learned
Nm.a.wIlh lle was iag,uyyr, editor
temperance advocate. founder 81 a.,
League ut Universal brotherhood
Ito Nrete much. and IN his prime was u
m.u ul Influence uc uwol Die celebrity
prime .pR''y 10 Als wonderful aptitude iai
.urlUuing languages While working "a.
.a hmehsmilh, be- lcurnyd Latin and Crook
French, German, Spanish aud Italian
Since lhuu hr has acquired almost the ya.
lrr srrlrs uf spoken language. and many
|uI those which have now only nu iatrfc.
Iu tHo student lio ls not idlu iu his old
.a-r. ba. hHs Just tu,sAyd a SAnsylIp, gram.
mar nHt nearly completed glAumars %
lAu ll.u3ys,HuJe aud ryrsiau. and Is en-
gagged uE ono ot tho Turkish That 81
enough o. satisfy any reasonable Geyaury
o' languages, bat Mr. Burrit proposes &,
. .taa, zap uyAt the Arabic. Hebrew, Syria,
land Elh.opiy-a Woua,rul pa.iouslya
'l.a. It hu lives 20 accomplish iI Nero
! hulI .- aaua before at
fr',. nE..'.-,tFti A.t........, & . B.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We are selling Tapestry BrutselsAt y 90
We are sclling-TApestFy Brussels At II 900
We are selling Brussels at Si 90
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We are selling-Ladies' Butten Shoes
at 81, so
We are selling-Ladies' Button Shoes
at 81, so
Hie are se!ling-Ladies' Button Shoes
at 81 so
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

He are selliug-Calicoes at 5 cents.
We are selling-Calicoes at 8 cents.
We are selliDg-CalicOes at . cents,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We are selling--SpoOl Cotton at 2 cts
He are selling-Spool Cotton at 2 cts
We are selling-SpoOl Cotton at 2 cts
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We are ssllins-S Superane Ingrnia Al Zoe. |
We are seiling-TApestry Brussels Al 81 .Dl
Wo arc selling-Ladies' DolmAns nj W, col
We are selling-Ladies' Dolmans at $500.
Va ara sellinv-Lsdies trim, d hat, a, 81 OOl
We arc selling-Ladies Trim hats at $500
We are selling-L.adies trim d hats at $500
We are seiiing-Ladies shoes ~ 'VOI
We are seilng-Ladles Shoes al 81 W
be are seliing-L-adles ehoes a. Sl'VOI
We are selling--Ladies Shoes at TO
We are selling-Ladies shoes at VI %
He are selllng--Ladies Shoes at u 20
We are sclling-Ladies Buttep Shoes
at " so
We are selling--Ladies Button Shoes
He are seiling-Cailcoes at 0 cents.
ne are seIiing-Saiieoes at . cents.
We are seiiing-Sai'coes at o Genus,
We We are seIIIIiDg-SpOOi Cotton Cotton at Z : cts cts
me are seiling-SPooi Cotton at Z cts
We are selling-SPoOi Cotton ut 2 cts
"e"'e '''"" Ns" SPfIog IAIas
Ve are selling-Men,s plopvh Sboas
Ia Gro Mo,,s pIornL Sbcasl
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21
BEAUTY F1AS
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

From JGS 7. Regan, arm RegAn 4
Carter, publishers Daily zna Weekly Trl,
bNne. yedarSon City, No, RAeF FeoeiviaR
u $40 instrument, says
Piano reached ~ IN COED condition.
an val pleased with Il. a. Is all you rep
resent ID 90 NC. =
From H. II. haldFidEe, Bennington Fur.
mace, Pa, Aaer receiving n $TOe piRAa.
Beatty" received 4th insa, all o. X,
and comes fully up 50 your representation,
and exceeds oar expectations. While /
.don'i pFafss1 10 be judge In The matter,
Mrs b. does, and pronouneeS Il Of very
sweet tone and isVery much pleased with
itn
Best inducements ever offered. Monev
refunded upon return Of Piano and freight
ways II unsatisfactory, Rfter test trial or
i've days. Pianos warranted for six Year,.
Agents wanted. Send Cor catalogue. Ad-
dress. ID. +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey,
HENRT BRocKKRHoFF, J.D. snUaFET
President, Cashier,
NENTRE COUNTY BANKING co
(Laie Milliken, Hoover & Col
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
And Allow interest,
Discount Notes,
Buy ard Sell.
Securities, Gold a.
aplG6stf Coupons
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-21

We are selling-Dress Goods at cts
We are selling-Dress Goods at 8 cts
We are selling-Dress Goods at 8 cts
, 1877-04-02
HlJM0R.

HuMOR. :.
Fashlon rcpotts-Butchcrs' frocks will be-
! goFca.
a man with corns feels bcttcr after meeting .
man with no feet.
The Canada thistle Is being acclimntel on tho
Faeldc coast. Tha'U maks tho farmers swear.
Tennys ai.'s son, 1lallasn, Is alsu poet. In
faet, III that family, writing verses Is quito
AcroFtling To The Slawson Iutltp<nltni, "Tla
funeral was not largely attended, but passed oil
aereptably 10 those who were present."
groccr In Washington adycrt1ses that he
has "whisky for sails that has been drunk hy
all the Presidents. from ucn. jackson down IL
tho present ttme.a
Speaking Ut ghUsts, We infer that the uufor-
tnnate who hns unta payahla IN tho sanrrIw,
and has no funda, Is pussued all night by Dan
4uo'a.-Ecston Nloot.
Somebody having remarked that a great
muny pc0ple were nut Of dM'rs yesterday, lay
cnaer wautcl 10 know why they didn't 80 to a
doof~factory mud buy sotne.
Danbury 4N<ns: II A Daubury tnan who went
to Clllcago sen Years ngo hal tn buFfow money
for his fare. Huw he has his own Aha avlngrup
III ono Vi the best batbes-shops In that city"
Old Dr.. Sam 1olnson kusw what lie WAS talk.
Ing about whell, fu ll's dictionary, be put this
dcanttinns ,Setw"rk, Anything, retlcn1atoI
ces between the intcrsectious"
At Afyrrnr IL frog jumped out Of one of the
unrartlitsl stn.!l coi!lns, aud DR.. Schtc1.ann Is
said IL have Immediately soloqulxed; "To
thiuk that my eyes llayo looked Upon u living
c,HltcmpraEy Of AEanlelnnnn, uectos, aud lle-
cuba, atd thu rest of thc.n i"
Jai!tc, having como Into the POSSESSION Of
considerably wealth through tho death Of sela-
tires, wus thus addressed by one Of lila ueIRt,-
tors: "Ay, jamie, II was 4 ywecl thug Tor you
that your rich frccus were born aforp Se,n
.Weti," replied JauIe, "l'm no $40 suru about
alnte Me!h
"What are you crying for, Jack, In that way,
With your heaa aciM tho wall, washing all tiio
blessed mortar out atxcen ths brlcksW askcd
QUO boy OF another, Ia back slum. "For
Enthusiastically &obbetl The 1nourper, "Fur
your father! Don't Yos. cry tor him, Jack; ls
w. . terrible old tlIei." "Ycs. yea; / know
ttonate son, st!ll oil full blubber, "but he was
i folly good father"
, 1877-04-02

wht,o ro.t. eontsine a. ietter. tie; s. s.o. %
eI9n: The organ front wa. nrnamcnted With hon
9nrt*. inserted In the hollo.s Of the wnoi~nrk
e pIe and wc Eresy
ss,' s.'ssd liz ';fti; y tse fRSs1, Rs3
roEa1n raz.nrrrsrAS:
The = :esriees y the Fourth rre:b1;e.sn Church
t!on of filth VII tho aoeIefy The new ~ o pastor.
she ns,: w. French nndet Tho,t care The church
' a TX
mon. appropriate TO the day-Eas.er Sunday. Tho
cdldce was taetcfully decorated with rith dowers.
CATHOttC CATHEDRAL
The Easse. services At The Catholic Cathedral,
corner Of State and Superior stsects were attend.
ed BY very large number Of wosahspeu. E*ery
mense edlnee vas tedlled tour OF A. times during
IL ' e M.g Seo1 "e e
hare aueh. BIshop Foley celebrated pont,neal
n vi. s.ds9n 4 dG39 M III The
tho sermon. tha subject being ''The HesaIsce-
ti2n.' The choral services were ted by Prof.
.ass a9 s1 .sss est. e MT III e. ns
.fiat. sK,rIs X Els,on.' asaes vea4 etes,or.,,
The latter the production Of Ls<t.
OAKLAND.
ht The Oakland Methodist Epist1pal Church the
Easter ftrvlecs consisted Of sunday -school con.
cert accompanied by the ciatscs' offerings In The
evening. The decorations Of the church wGrc of
the hac's description. and under tho direction
II: ". bhnteeou., Tie walls were ornamcnteI
with esesTrecEs and mottocs. The mint was one
inn.s of fowcrs. the emtlems con1ittInK Of cro.s,
anchor, sd hasP. al y .he finest of hot.honso
motto. "Chrst has r!sen." Fully 4On pcrtons
werc present. the room being 70 crowded thst one
lady tainted. but Vas SOM revived The exercises
consisted Of music. fecftat!ons. and vcrtcs Of
Scripture. Among the most noticeable wcre an
addrcsN on Eaetef b. Arthur Clark: ml.t. "annrs
81 Pfast. by Mrs. Mandtve'R c!ara !; rtctst!nn Gy
Miss Grace Kichardson: reading BY Miss Anna
1ronse; solo BY Ml.s Se..le Kimpson: ...Alrost 4
Christian" " recitation, hr, George Otlt; song br
Miss Annie AbeEcrombie's einss; soio BY M...
Mandevil!c; sole. ''s1ecp, Baby, Sleep" by Miss
then distributed. Duvail Mosiey securing tbr drtt
prize. for bringing in thity.sfx scholars. A rcci-
taison was given hy Miss Rand. "Fathtr. Take
Ny ffand, B." beautiful piece Of poetry, was deiiv-
cred exceedingly vel, BY Miss Emma flood.
81. Johh's Reformed Episcapal Church, ut Oak.
land waa fn1ly decorated With hswcTr, hinge
eross OF white roses being the centre. piece.
HIDE rARK.
The First Presbyterian Church was beautifully
decorated With nowers'fsom the hot .house Of John
iioodc. Thirteen pcfauns nnlted with tho church.
In Tue evening Sunday -school concert wAs held.
, 1877-04-02

aftcr which tho hymn "ITalleluInhl He I. K1-ca, "
wns sing by tho congregation. Tho singing
throughout was very poor, the audience not ap-
pearing 10 jnln fn with the oil.timo Moody and
Shnkey fcrTor-
Nal. WhItlle then mndc scrIcs Of announcr.
ments Of coming services and drew especial attcn.
tlon to lecture to 10 delivered BY Dr. Vincent 1t
Farneli Ffa'l. A collection wss then taken up,
md hymn No. 1ia. "p' think OF the home over
,hersI Va: sung NJ Wh.!t,s .nGnuoesd sh..
eecd 10 Toledo. o.. and asked ior IN Interest ii ths
prayers of Chicago Chsist!ans for the Auccca4 Of
81 mse vofses ssn rcnaese S nha IL
tween thea man md % t.oa, @ Sa. bsSlsd shem IL % reid
sssps@ H a' g. bssx IL sSs &C.
tho Resurrection. An Easter p.eee. ..Iesue r.
ssrneth " sa. ,hen sung 1y Tho eholF sfter whieh
II tsen sooE :% Il. !" teat from the .s-., eth.
Jesns hath God raised up. whereof al We are VII.
Sssa. % ea could nos "p Pee tss tss
!Hs,ssmo"y q these witnesses; they mu.t accept T.
Gh.i.t !i,n.eli; Tls w!tne.,es vere followers q
q hsl presosas rod 70 ehs1sesor The world w aesei
raw such band Of men and women a. tha.e who
went "ut, TO preach Jesus. out Of 1so
t4o faith. not eG sne e. stain On theis rs.ofa. a5o
lne{ Knew that dad man ru*c AGAIN from the
tasg p.s.sS sE fF III. @ F. nd
that shoy preached The re1prrectlon - tact. Tbs
nttetantci .! 81. Peiet and st. Paul contained IN
Sf rettcration OF This great fact. None bat b..
iievers saw jeans after lie "! raised from tho
disd IT, ,e Sa, va no, 'tsw0 e AZ ne people a.
tlmo q God. So Il would be a. l!lt second com.
@ 1Hs; lIs would ar,. be seen BY N own people.
Resumins his rcmsrks.. MaJ. white defended
ihe accuracy Of tho 0ospct statement, showing By
was a lle. ali their hope soi bclicf was IN
sns t + s1 ;rne tsa Eighteen bundled
dsnd Xii tSsr bssf Hinged on III III grest fset .s
and God had butit up evidence for them on taia
III We arc not jastidea, bat Christ Il our 5ustiaea
tSa on1 sa1,a0n to-day dsycnas on The r.en
tue life Of Chr!se Let inndels snd skepties con-
hne themselves to one point and meet the Devil
It requires man 10 bo more eredntous TO diebc.
1leve the resurrection than to beiovo Tho story.
flrss. II was required % deny the pronhet.; see-
i Sssos'iai ". r pe s;.ti Thsn ny ssd ie dssy
s sS 1's: sss,o tf;os IT. so psops sI sosa es api
e1s s+ee.ods s on eveP S' te. S ata Esr H.
was great trnth. The pn1s r. sood, % and 1 G se,f I.
sacrificing lives Of the Apostles wore tae hest pos.
stblo ;tcttitnony ~ 70 their honesty and truth.
nd M Sseya eH They ns tner 'sss IT,
od Ss ra.d4Esss E s1s9F va ss SA1 s son
either specnfstion or scjenco in the matter, ior
sse Rssstns Ill. shay = n".: Gs beIiss,e I'll sl
Tho questlon for them to con.!dsr was what they
r. m mir tn Sa NvtI htz txrth
, 1877-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
y~$rfA ~ tYr,ff, r%yxn

GA<C1At kasPNtta 50 4Hk 1I1QNVE.
1xnrAxArotIs. Ind. April 1.-On complaint Of
memberr Of ths Young Mems Christian Association
tic performers At the Metropolitan Theatre were ar.
rested to-n@ht for destroying the Sabbath. Th!.ty-
tve men and women wcrr taken In, aud the petlorn-
nnce broken up Matt Morsan's !" Living Statue"
Troupe WAS included In the arrested pst,y. The
otcers Of the Association declare their intention
Of breaking Up concctt saloons and other dlsrcp-
nteblc places uudcr The provisions Of the Suspected
Tho Weather thi. morning was not ulca.ant.-
and the attendance on Easter services large. The
day was ol',eryed mo more than y asasy general
and IN most othcr Churches were % Of = eharsetes a
pertinent u the oecasion. The tnral dtsplnyt ex-
ereded In beauty and design anything evct before
eeen here. ,.,... 7
FORT WAYNE. I'M.
Epecfaf DspdteA 70 ne Tribune
MAI c ths A o & Fer
Wayne was celebrated To-day by ths member. or
that denomination in an appropriate manner. Onc
Methodist nlnttcrs who bsyc .erreI IN this ci,y,
which was largely attended II. day. A nnton love.
,ys,. sod s,s, r. r1s ssss tex see # s
Dcfamalys, Of Indianapolis. officiating. Tonight
. union scthodist mas. s..tneetIns was held nj Tho
crowd ~ rse:en. Tho ssefe:es iscaaca ys e..ays
on 1.-THE t!sir!n and Progress, OF fost Wnyn,
Methodi.n;;" by rss*!d,nt I!oh!nson. of Fort
T. 'Ss Ls Lemon: rae Laly. by y lcaseo ase ''SS T.
irackcnrl,!ee; and 1.-THE Prrscnt and Future Of
Methoatsm In Fost Wayne" hy tho LEY. 4.
Marine.
MICHIGAN ClTr. ISp.
Sttefai M*pateA 10 1ne Tribune.
MtcnIoAS -, CTR. ia4.;, Aptil Tbs presby.
conIucted Ills wcrk by thr Nry. II, ". Mosey, Of
south bend. fhcec will also he meetings every
evening In the Methodist Church, conducted ~
the Kew +. II. !snte. tho pastor. Thity. con.
vert: werc rcs:tfc'l into full connection With the
Presbyterian Church ttl.dav.
E0"Kr1RD.
Hpsrf1i Hs1ufcA 10 The 1ttbHnA
RocSfoisu, ILL.,, April l.-Easttr Sunday whs
ntserSei In all unr churches. sonIu OF them Nuta.
BIZ. The Epf-cupal Church wns beautifully dec
Grated. Thu themes Of nearly NIL tho 6ftset min
tsssrs Of th. rlty AaIl direct bearing upon the
Easter festival.
NIo0MlS1TOS. ILL.,
.spec'aI !aGpatcA so, The Trtaunt,
,nLoos1SoIH;, H.. Apt!t l.-1Df. Thaycr, OF
Ftrt Presbyterian Church Of nlouinlngton by tho
church meeting, presided over by tho hon. David
ua{{N.
OMAHA, kEiL .,..
oaAnA, Mob, April 1.-THE EAstcr festival wna
celebrated by unusually hno services In ali the
churches Of The city today.