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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

= Dnttrlllh ir.furt I8ntanvillr Mr.
Rrbrcc. Rn,ri,k. relic, the late Ju,at
limerick. aged 3G yrurs. gurrths aud
'du,s
ON the ls.h mrs near ha"l,'hp"iF
Mfs Snra" Haze. "io %. jacob H"s'' ''.
aged 90 years : months ana 20 a"NH
oar loss is her gain blessed are th.
.l..a,..,a..s,.h.
A. Penn Hal Pa Nar,a 30 1877. MI
Ra,hIp & Harlge4, aged L. years
months and lbiays
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SN. WAS a shining ssrlo iUr community
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abode beyond lav shl.~ Her rrWn.t'
,.... s..f.,...4 ,.. ,l... r..,.. ,.r last Friday
.....,......... f....,.I.
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/ and relatives
/ a. T...H., N.,r.h - Mr. Sauur.
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M. a.. I.f,,e4 another victim and
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-..,r' d tu.,H- Samuel hG-s yvB. bore
.r / ..i.n.r a., T.. an tar 4th a. >,rtvul.
h,r fsHl H.- rr,at grant tsihrr au Ni
.f,tb.r.. .ll. rn.rr Ted frum England
.whtfrhf, r.usL.rr. ancestor, came from
.H,. Trutaaiy Empire
NJ. h,brr vaa.. nam. va, Phllip. wa.
h.r, f,.v, mai .f..s .,,,. .ai PhinIrhhs ur
...4 g.n,,. sans. and two g4u- hrrrs Hf Is h..m
ne ..bI-,t .ftbis notice, Was lhr fourth, yl
hes. f,,lr ar. H,viag. J.cah to- MiIra,
Nfinlu c.. Pa. Joseph in Mtrulgsu. +
D,rt,l in CIrs.Gvll Go. Pa. and Amos 30
Iowa when quitaa boy hi. father, ramI-
b, moved o. Centre Co, srt Ing two sud % .
half mule. south EAST II Asrnn>hurg
From there they moved 60 Buffalo KuH
ursr RrIIrfnpta pui finally lu farm Two
aud ahsI miles north 81 Pleasant G D..
i, here they lived some Is ur ~ year
While living there samuel Wss married TO
Dralhy Pagrt ct nrar SprHg Mil..
Their m4rrjage we> sol.mn.E,i on ,h-
I'd af Jauuury 1885. They commenced
.aruiug near Bol'yt.ntr un tarm owned
ly pr D.bbius. father uflhe prrsoU. pac-
.ur Duhhius uf Bclirflutr. Mhuu living
IN this ~m thrirnrly child " A hri.r|
Ass born In 1916 tbey moved 90 Free
s.rl Illinois. nra- which place they lived
',r year when they returned to Centre
20. and set led iu P,unsyHIlry lu tt-t
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The Ring cases In New York against
Tweed, Sweeney and others are soon q
come 10 an end. aud the Boss will hc re-
leased from duuncr. lie hus made con,
tcssion aud restitution ll,ss'atemcnis
supported los the testimony OF Wood
ward and lngcr,oll, the Tribune alleges
bear strongly against Sweeney, Who ha'
agreed TO restore all that hc can, "nd
Oakley HAL Who has llu{,dtp Europe 70
avoid arrest
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goois al these low figures, aud NC intcuo
to sell at lower price, than hardware was
or ever will be offered in Bcllefonle Thu
is tho time 20 buy, for yea can positively
Se; bargains from Us. We defy compe.'
lion, either in prices or quality of good'
| We iutead that nc one shall uudVrscll We
| We have been barely keeping up the va.
/ ricty for some time back In order 60 take
advantage Of the low figures at the right
time. We have now on hand $40 kegs
Nails, over 100 doa Door Locks and
La,chcs. snd Glass, Shovc',
Hoes, Forks and all kinds " leading good,
in proportion. which W, propose 10 sell a,
'hc lowest CASH prices,
We have very fall line Of Cosch Ma.
kors goods. sll kinds of Wood Work, and
Pa,cn, and Plain Wheels Circles, Setback,
lcs. Drilling. sc, n, the lowest prices
FOR BLACKSMlrHS We have =
Norway Rod that We warrant and sell on
trial Vices and Bellows. and best Char
coal lroa also Common Iron ths. is usu
ally sold VI very low prices
FOR PAINTERS. We offer sNcciSl
Inducements in Pure Lead, Ons. Brushes,
SC
We have the sole agency for he ccle
brs,cd Imperial Cast Steal Ohio rlows.
formerly sold hy Burnside i Thomas.
They are warranted - give satisfaction.
We also keep 0all line 81 repairs for
>Nem.
We have a very full line of Cook Stoves
and give written guarantee with each
one. il wanted.
VIII vherrNlly give any one our lowest
prices W : > want them through ihe mail.
HOS A. HICKS \ BRO,
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE
There will be sold ut Public Sale, on
Thursday, April, 9th,
at Sinking Creek Mills, the followin.
property Of Peter Rubcl, ci Potter twp.
dec d, TO wit
2GOOD HORSES. one horse wagon
hree hogs. twenty shares ot stock 30
the l. &. i ). Z railroad uompuu.
one Z'horse sled, l Buggy, double se.
Harness, 2 Flynetts, Check lines, Suddl'
and Bride, Plow, Doubletrce. old Iron
Sausage Machine and Stufrr, Oak ar,
Pine Lumber. Wheat, Rye Corn. Opl
Buckwheat, Mixture aud Corn in the ca
by the bushel and ~ variety Of articles L.
numerous TO mention. Ssleto commcnc
at ! o'clock, p. m, when terms will b
made known by
>. =. RUBEL,
j. G. kUBEL,
A LUAEN BACH.
arl5 b. Executors.
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EXFCUTOR'S NOTICE
II The Inst will md testament Il w
Wilson. late ~ Potter ,"p.. dee j, hnv,r
been admitted 10 probate ly l.e E.glsn
pl Centre county, letters trsamouiaF
tacrcuudcr have been dllv issued 60 o.
undersigned of which AN parsons in au
way interested viii take luticr
W. VI. ALLISON.
Puirr, Mills. Ia
JAS. A. BEAVER,
Smar Ct Bel!rluntc, Pa.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE -

Letters test,meutry on the rstulc al
Peter Ruble mlc of Potter township, de
ceased, hayIn been granted To The under.
signed, all persons indebted TO said estate
are rcqu rcd 90 make immediate payment
and those ha 'ng claims against the sant
TO present lhrm, duly authenticated BY
law for settlement. = Z. RU aLE,
JAS. RUBLE,
A. LUCK . y BACH
Snar Ct. Executors.
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roneE MEETINGS.

CrNrRr HAtu I,oDor, No saS, I g. 81 @, mee''
eyrr, saturday evcutar In tire Odd tet4oNs hsll Z,
D. NJ GuLTIAND, Sect. IL I. SANAt'' - -
ON Forr IopaE No So, T. A. ", meels On
we,i,y evening, on or after each tull moon 'n the
tNaa FELLOWS Hal. ,.... "a Al
e. T. liFRLkCHEE. Sect, J. \. fAhN'N"' " "
ppnep- ~ CRtNor. No, e6 T Of n, meets ~ mel,
Usl Centre Han on tho SATURDAY on ~ re'ef' ~
moan All = " and every weeks stter leN''''
Rhoue Master. g, " hNAA WV
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o ering day was a great success.
a NEGRO COMMITS A DOUBLE
MURDER.

Denver, Col. March 26 W Maxwell
and his son aged si1teeS. Stockmen, lately
Of Stuart Iowa located in ColfaI county
New Mexico. were murdered on Friday
last by negro, who has since been arrest,
ed. Robbery was the probable cause o
the deed
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ON an. inst. hy Rev. A. " Shcuhcr.
ger. Rev !. X Harris, vt MucshurE, Ca
Nil. Josic Eunrrr. of Milton, Pa ht"
OF AuryusAurt
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Bank suspensions. bank rohherics, life
insurance campUuy busting, are the or.
der Of day and wghtuow.
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RRICK FpR sALE

BRICK FOR SALE Fir.t class brick
WtH be kept 600 hand Tor sale by o.
uvluiugrr al Zcrbo.s Centre Hall
brlcE yards These brick are
offered so luw that il viii pay persons al a
distance 90 come here Tor them
Intending to continue in tie manufac-
yure yt brtca they Mil be- kept Uon on,tAnIIy
40 hala, and ia.r inducements offered 60
purchasers
4 ---. L. IL n VLIIE
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NOTICE Nstice il hereby given that
~ the following petitions for license.
nave been flied in the Prothonotary's Of
fee. and application will be made 10 the
court TO grant the same at April term
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Penn Ha Aca emy opens April
l5. Ad. next NIX. eek
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MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA

. Philadelphia March 'a Wheat offer
.nts Heh,. rruusy0y yanin rcd slul d"
.HuIar. U-.,l Ji vr-lyrH rt, i.ia, u"
.nhltv. tDWI Go ENr steady. Corn o.
.-.,.HN dsu.uj. yellow. a4r ana. ai.tg"
.uu track Oats active, western whit. }.
U4ac, rcnusS Slvaula Rhlr iaa i,r
t.ut,f,oed dull aud unchanged 90 Slitl
DO Tmo.hy. - So FlaN.erd s tn fr"
vision. Inactive mvss pork $40 "u, hrr
hrm- 100 pa. -m"ac.' Do. liegl'c, sa4r-
StalHl,, shoulders tlosnlr, sl,hi"d haw'
put'gC sides Hos. shau..vfs. "8ta H!r
lard w.. But-r tuu. NJ" lufb au,
hrautra county ,AtrH- -eri weston
,Nfre. g"u.6.. 80 rHI- 2l0t-i,. ttrr-,
,.radl. Ne Iura fancy loo lu,T wv-'rfr
iur lutsI.A, Epps u,Nye at lot1 l.g
pr.lu.ruut Irw refined lUtC
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CAUTION Notice IS hereby Fiven
u that al the live stock. farming utens
siIs, household and kitchen furniture to-
Rether with all other property Of Alex.
Kuhn. Of Harris twp. was purchased at
viii be Jeff IN the possession Of Mr.. Kuhn
nt my pleasure. All persons are hereby
enutianed against meddling With the same
in auy manner.
l5mnr % JOSEPH BIThEA.
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AMERICAN
Shade Roller Comp,
Manufacturers OF and dealers In
SrRING AND.CoMMoN CURTAIN FIX
TuElF.
Hollands, OpAqu, Shading. Tasscls, Nc.
"a iiuWlcy street. Burtur, Must
sole Manufacturers 81
KNAPPS SPRING FIXTURES

Knapp Spring FAtuIrs, tor WiHiaW
B.tn1s, are the beet IN that line ever in
vented and ARE scarce e. ho eAcril,d tts
ruu4 4vuicnrr. NO cord. ufrd tu rnl,r uF
lower blinds Bfud- remain jas,
where desired. by simple touch 81 tho
hand Nothing complicated iu kuapp'
Spring Fixture. and Hrr rH,IiN urarl ed
'u RHy W fndoW Price # these Fixtures
aud SHbdcs no higher than the utd AID
truutir-umy ONES. Can ar seen 80 ihe r,-.
.urner at tnr Publisher uf tn, Reporter
S u4F 8u
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PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE

The fret session of ,his Preparatory
School ~ 500 open st CENTRE HALL. IN
THE LAST THURSDAY. ~. in April,
l>T-, nud continue tea weeks Students
uf botn sexes WllI >, prepared tar College.
Teaching and Business Tuition from -
% - per tenn Board per week. s. 90 10
> 20 Addrrss
&. w. FOKTNEI.
l5feh 8ml Howard. Pa
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PIANO:
6rand, Square and Upright.

From Rufus Shyder 1f the arb 1T -.v S.
AHr \ fItH.iiicks, Carriage Manu- ctu- es.
rits ,'f Allrhtswu, Pa;
] i,srdly know huw o.
express a. .s.--s sa ~ receiving jhe
Beatty Piano you shipped mo Il le A.
least all Z could Atk, with on expect One
Of our most eminent mustcians tried 10 and
spoke IN the most favorable terms, a"oI
thoroughly testing u"
Bet. offer ever given. Money refun0 "a
upon return OF Piano and freight ctargcy
paid by me ID y. Beatty both WAYS II
unAlisiactory, aitcY a teat trial OF I've
day. Pianos warranted Ter ain years.
Address, ID. b. BEATTY.
2ainl v " aahinRfnn. New Jersey.
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rhiadarUia. Mpu,l "a tpito quiet
land unchanged ,pi,.. 2.tuu. ~nrrp un'
I |,ht.E EyI .H'r- 2. .Iuu ar.d u s au. -N'r.
|ui 3 uuu head ut ,Ws
BtLLtEuNrr NAHKEr-. January 10.
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Which will bc sold nt the lowest casi
prices come and examine my stock o
EmrriIIurn hnfMre huN IIIn Nlan J. Lnr.
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nlesaln r s. Rellnfnnln

a. WILL 4 M5,
Pro lpnotarv
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS Mr.. Daniel F.
Beatty, manufacturer ard proprietor Of
the BEATTY PIANO, End Beatty's Col.
den Tongue Parlor Organs, Washington,
n. j., has alwas made very liberal de-
ductions on his instruments to Sunday
schools ard other religious purposes, We
would therefore advise such MS are with.
out one to address him in regard 10 it be-
fore purchas in g one, as they are said to be
4 very superior and durable instrum ent
See his advertisement. I'm
THOMAS A. HICKS. ii. X. HICKS
Be!lefonte 3 Ho-l0, 1877.
TO OUR FRIENDS CUSTOMERS:
We believe there is going to be 8
general revival OF business Of all kinds
and especially in our line, for hardware
WAS never lower thsn at the present time
1t has been on IA gradual decline for year.
and is certainly at The bottom now. We
have bought large stock of all kir ds q
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On the lIlh instant Ulintonyillr, Nh.
Rrhccca limerick, relic, ~ the late Jacob
limerick, aged 51 years, wvrths and j
duNs
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Crimes and Casualties.

Ezekiel Howell, chief engineer OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, charged with en-
bezzling from $4,000 to 100000 of the
company's funds, which he sunk In private
business ventures, has been suspended pend
ing full investigation.
Jack Wilson was hanged at Dover, Tenn,
on Friday, for numbering Wylie McCliSb.
Bill MacBee, his accomplice, was granted
new trial, but the mob lynebed him sub
sequently. Wilson's confession implicated
himself and MacBee.
The barquentine Forest Princess at North
Sydney Saturday, from Soudan, had three
cases of small pox. One man died on the
passage; the vessel is quarantined.
Men who escaped from the barge Ella
Vose at the time of the collision with the
barque Pohons, on the Newfoundland
banks, state that the captain and nine men
remained on the Vose when they left. As
the ships separated the captain called out,
"Stand by us, we are sinking" The
Pohona crulsed around several hours, but
found no trace of the other vessel.
Early this morning gang Of roughs In
toxlcated went into Frank Angell's hotel,
just outside of Syracuse, N. Y, and pro-
posed to clean the house out. They at
tackled the bar keeper, Charles Crocker,
who fired three shots, one killing Edward
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new York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. May 20.
CorroN-Market is quoted quiet. Middling
FroURSMarfet is dull. Receipts 1000 bbls,
Sales 1000 bbls.
RYE FLoUR.-Market is quoted dull. Sales
OF 200 bbis at Si.60Cs6.9b for superfine.
WHEAT-Market very dull. Receipts 10000
RYR-MaTket dun at s9s@i 90 for state.
CoRN-Market is now quoted as heavy and
kaic lower. Receipts OF As,0o0 bush. Sales
81 1000 bush. at b6Aa59kc for new western
mixed oO@oac for old western mixed.
OATs.-Market quoted steady. Receipts OF
80 900 bush. Sales OF $4,000 bush. at 4s@66c for
mixed western and state; and 4s9I2c for white
do.
BAnLEY-Market is quoted quiet and un.
PoRK-Dull. Sales Of 100 barrels at si4 e5.
LARD.-Quiet and steady. Sales OF tierces AZ
80 IS.
BuTTKR.-Market is quoted at lo@is for
state and Pennsylvania new. i292sc.
WHIskr-Quoted heavy at sif per gallon,
RGos.-narket quoted nrm at iA9ibc for
state and Pennylvania. rt
PETRoLKUh.-Quoted a. SIC for crude; re-
colI1firm at IS aSs4 30 per cargo, for
LsATasR-Market is quoted nrm. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light to heavy weights
%ooI--Market Texas and spring California
without material change. Domestic neece At
Sosb2c unwashed lo9soo pulled ls9sTc.
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From New York.

NKw YORK, May 81.
Various pool sellers who In consequence
of the passage of the poel bill immigrated
to Jersey City, and did prosperous bust
ness there, are to be prohibited from con-
tnuing their career, the city authorities de-
clsring it violation OF the state law
against gambling.
The New Jersey Central railroad, having
been systematically robbed Of over hun
dred dollars daily, during the past four
years, detectives were employed to ferret
out the perpetrators, and last week arrested
the principal operators, whose names are
for the present withheld. In the combina-
ton there are said to be ferrymasters, con-
ductors, ticket agents and respectable Jer-
sey residents.
The Tsmmany hall committee on organ
izations, yesterday, adopted resolutions
commencing the governors action in re-
fusing assent to measures for wasting pub
lie funds, and denouncing the refusal of
a republican majority of the legislature to
pass Just apportionment bill
George w. Francis and James J.. Hume
gan were yesterday sentenced to ten days
in the city prison for having taken posses
sion of one hundred and fifty lots on Seventh
avenue valued at a million dollars, owned
by Aaron Raymond, and using them for
their own purposes. The accused claimed
to hold lease of the property from A. e.
Titon, the alleged owner, but this defense
| was ruled out by the court.
The celebration of the Papal jubilee by
local Catholic churches, has been deferred
until next Sunday.
A year old child completely blind, was
found on Madison avenue last night, de-
serted by its mother.
George Erhardt, aged three years, was
drowned yesterday while bathing off STAN
ton street.
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From Washington.
CLOSING ARMoRIEs.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The extra session OF congress being post
poned and there being no appropriation to
continue work in the National armories
workshops after the first of July usually
provided for In the army appropriation bill
preparations are now being made by the
ordinance bureau to close up these es-
Establishments after that date. The suspen-
sion of work in these shops will cause the
discharge of about 600 mechanics, includ-
ing hundred in Watervliet arsenal near
Troy. Some few men will be retained in
each arsenal and armory for the purpose of
guarding public property, keeping the
machinery in order, etc.
The secretary of the navy yesterday ad-
dressed letter of instruc ions to the COM
manders of foreign citations stating that
ex-President Grant is now making tour
of the world and when he reaches their
vicinity they will show him proper attend
ance and facilitate his means of observation
abroad.
Gen. Ord, commanding the department
of Texas, arrived here to-day for the pur-
pose of having an interview with General
Sherman upon the management of affairs
along the Rio Grande. Nothing has been
developed nor will anything definite be
known until after the consultation with
Gen. Ord.
1t having been determined that it 10 in
expedieut to retain army officers on duty at
the White house, Col. Corbin Of the Gath
infantry now de allied a. one of the presi-
dents secretaries will be relieved and as
signed to duty in the war department.
1t is rumored in the diplomatic circles
that the Paris exposition will probably be
postponed, owing to the Turco-Russian
war, which, besides preventing these two
countries from participating, will hinder
England and Austria from active partici-
patton.
There will be cast at S)uth Boston a IL
inch rifled gun, being the first made for the
government Of the Uni ed States. The
weight OF the gun will he about 10000
pounds and will carry projectile weigh
ing 700 pounds. The ordinary charge of
powder in firing it will be 30pounds, with
which a projectile will pierce solid mass
of iron 10 to 15 inches thick at a distance
of 1000 yards.
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Woodlock, salt bother. Two others re-
ceived severe wounds. The gang were all
arrested.
Forger Henry B. Wood and his accom-
plce, William Gay, were brought back
from Canada by the police, Monday, with
out requisition papers.
Patrick Welden, arrested at Chester, Pa
for robbing the mails, had a mail bag con-
tanning great number Of letters.
Chief of police Orrin Tuttle of South
Norwalk, Connecticut, has been arrested
charged with robbing Lorenzo Dibbles
grocery store. He was discovered in the
premises at midnight Thursday and vainly
endesvored to secure the secrecy of the
clerk who found him. There are other
members of the force implicated.
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The Turks are stationed in pickets Of
thirty men at intervals of two and a half
miles along the whole Turkish bank of the
Danube, co mmunicating with each other
by signals.
The Heralds Berlin special says Ger
man ironclad sails Monday for the Medi-
terranean, with orders to remain at the dis
position of the German ambassador at Con-
stantinople.
The Russian bombardmsnt Of Karadagh
and Takmaz, forts and outworks of Kars,
is now only carried on at intervals. The
Turkish batteries are replying
A Bucharest dispatch says the Russians
blew up large monitor on the Danube
early this morning, by means of launches
bearing torpedoes.
An Ezsroum special says Mukhtar Pas
has headquarters will be removed thither
as the best basis of operations.
The Russian headquarters train has pro-
ceeded to Alexandropol, whittier the gen.
eralissimo will soon follow.
his army is in danger of bsing cut off from
Erzeroum, the Russian cavalry having al
ready appeared on his flank.
Another railroad accident has occurred
by which four soldiers were killed and
many wounded.
The Levant Herald has been suppressed
for a month for disparaging the minister of
war.
The waters of the Danube, Sereth and
Aluta are considerably out of their banks
The Circassians in Trans Caucasia have
surrendered their arms to the Russians.
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South Carolina Politics.
NEW YORK, MAY 2

New YORK, May 27.
The Herald's Columbia dispatch says
the committee on privileges and elections
yesterday reported adversely on the claim
of the entire Charleston delegation of sew
enteen members, including speaker Mack
ey, to seats In the general assembly on the
ground that there was 80 much fraud and
intimidation in the county as to vitiate the
election.
Theinvestigation of the Republican print
ing company's books shows bribery. OF
fifty thousand Governor Mosee received
ten thousand, Treasurer CORDOBA seventeen
thousand, Senators Nash aud Whittemore,
and ex-senator Owens five thousand each.
Timothy Hurley seven thousand, and ex-
Speaker Mackey sixteen hundred.
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Nebraska Crops.

OMAHA, May 2S.
Reports from forty-nine different sec
tions of the state show increased acreage
especially of corn. In some localities wet
weather and foods have done some damage,
but crops generally are looking we'll and
grasshoppers do not seem to be doing any
damage. There is also large increase Of
stock, cattle and hogs.
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To all who are suffering from the errors Of
indlscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood etc., Will send
you a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH t. IN
MAN Station D. Bible House, New York City.
j2Ideod&w6m
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The VeScelius Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Bcrof.
ula Sores, Fever Sores. Ulcers, Cancers, Burns.
with a knife on paper or cloth 1t is used BY
physicians and the people; one box will
house and every store
For sale by A. W. Higgins, Rutland, all drug
gists 10 Burlington, st. Albans Winooski also
q Co.. Wholesale agents, Burlington, Vt. Price
B5 cents, post paid,
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Fire.


OLhVhLAND' UIHy Io'
A fire last night destroyed the YouDgs-
town rolling mills at Youngstown. 300
men are thrown out of employment The
mill cost over $780, 600 and was owned by
Wick, Wells g. Buckner. The fire was
caused by the explosion of an oil can.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFICK OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WASHINGTON May Gel a. m. }
For New England, stationary or slowly
rising barometer; winds from the southeast
to southwest; stationary or higher temper
ature, and clear or partly cloudy weather.