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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
HOW INDIAN WARS ARE START
ED

Eagle Pass, Texas, March lo.-One Of
the guides in the employ of the military
at Fort Clark, Texas, went over TO the
town of Saragosa. Mexico, which Is about
thirty-fye miles in the interior, and
there finding some Indians in the town on
a spree, Joined in with them, and, after
taking a number of drinks, and loafing
about the town uHtii after dark, he (the
guide) succeeded in getting o1e of the In
dians out alone, threw his lasso around bis
neck, and put spurs to bis horse, dragging
Mr.. Loo the lasso After getting some
distance, and out of danger, he then. strap
ped the dead body on a pony, and brought
it to Fort Clark, distance of over fifty
miles. The guide, when asked why he did
SO, said he was determined TO bring in one
dead Indian.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
A STRANGE CRIME.

The Philadelphia (or rather Can.dcr
murder, referred TO in the telegraph fol
several days past, is one ofthc most delibcr'
ate and treacherous of recent occurrence
John Armstrong was the murdered man
the crime having been committed in &
lonely street on the night Of January -
he was Drained with hatchet or hammer
The principal in tho crime was his 9usi.
ness partner as music publisher, Benja-
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

The markets in breadstutFs are already
stimulated by the warlike news from
Europe. On Friday in New York a
brisk demand prevailed for -four, wheat
and corn. Flour went up sharply, IN
most instances 10 TO 25 cents per barrel
and sales are reported TO the unusually
large aggregate of about 1900 barrels
Wheat advanced S and 4 cents.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Howe, true blue republican Us. sen
ator from Wisconsin, LET loose his b.
speech against Hayes He sort o'think'
HAYES is failure, that he went back o'
the republican party, and that il Pack
ard is not governor Of Louisiana ther
HAYES is not president Of the I. ;, Tbs
president thinks il is not worth while L
have any one reply to Howe. The cues
tion would be, has Hayes afriend in th'
Senate on the republican side, 10 whom
he could apply for reply. All kno"
why Jack didn't eat his supper.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

What on earth will prevent Judge
MAYER from being reelected, when eve
~ lawyer, at every bar and nearly al
the people Of every party in the distriei
are in his favor-and signing their
names 70 il toof
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Mr.. Blairs resolutions TO investigate
the title Of the President have been
passed by the Maryland House Of peIe-
gates. Blair thinks the resolutions will
pass the Senate and receive the Cover,
nor'S signature. The Attorney General
will then have TO ile bill in the I. ;
COnrt
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

The New York senate has passed a
free pipe line bill. In our state legisla-
ture the railroad companies managed to
oil 100 many Of the members and de-
feAted a free pipe line bill. The rail
roads wish to keep a monopoly Of the oil
carrying trade and free pipe line
would interfere and make the price o.
oil cheaper.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Bullard was an embeEzler and al
iourned from the legislature afler hav
Ing 4 very short session. In this res
peet he is one better than the lesisla
ture, il is also embeEEling public funds
but il will not adjourn.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

The democrats Of Elk county passed =
resolve not allowing candidates 70 -
around electioneerinG or ask votes t'
makea Notwithstanding more than
"a announce their names in the demo
cratic papers.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

VIM. 7. Wilson's republican state com
mittec resolved to hold the next state
convention at Harrisburg, May IL. ho"
casv II will be for the Cameron's te
pocket the concern.
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NOTES UPON THE EUROPEAN
WAR

p
GsrsshAkag replies 90 England iaa,
k-sslA anus. retain veto power over any
ss,ial ut ,he Congress This kills m,
Congress
Caan: Au1Gssy has Informed sig Hcs-
/ ~ Elliot, lAa: Austria aaald remain rsu-
ira' .a .ac even. ~ aa Argla-Eus.iar war.
The German Gaveramea. is much dis.
appointed 81, tho failure ol tle Carsres.
bgi 'hiaks negotiation. therefor may De
I sares.sta.'y renewed
/ Baehargs, pspc-s attack the s.ip4'Auoas
/ Go ,he treaty oi San S,elaua ,hat Rassu
sha. maintain eommga.cauaas through
I E1guauia two ytA-s.
/ The Bcearat.aa question s.aads thus
RassiA agreed that % should be brought
/ before ,ho CongFrss znd decided by .; de-
r'ar.Hr hcr,elfrrsdy Go kscp the Dhru3js
'iflhe Powers pronounce against an OK,
/ change
Euss.a .s quite ready 30 make eaatilsrs
| bic ma8.geallous, lfil can bc shown ,lr,
aro lss ,he general good. aud ;ha: .h,
/ Powers - sIl sn,sr ihc Congress With de-
Srr gf arriving ata desirable settlement
and not 90 simply gaia vha; has beer
done
Prare Bismarck 'a,c,. a,.smr; NJ ,nc
| Ia,ioa between England arI Russia ha
,ha, Tar been uusueec,sf4l Ils prapa,a
ass gha. Russia shegld indicate before
hand ,bc point. To- lhc treaty which shs
agrees should be discussed 90 lhe Congress
! Ea.sla has no, yc; replied 90 this prouos
Ial
The British reserves, 80 De called ou,
number ba. 5000 mon.
4 Dispatch f-om s., Petersburg say, 10,
attitude of England, ifp5rscycrcl TO. vii
incy..ablyl in war.
lis though; ,hat,Saryc. Pasha will &c,
qucs, England 70 withdraw her ace,, a.
Russia aud Turkey arc now allies.
Iii, untrue that C5uat Andrassy IN
formed Elliot, ;Aat Austria would remain
neutral IN the event Of an Anglo, Raajar
war.
British troops IN Jamaica and war ma,
,erial are being got in readiness Tor trans,
po-t to England. White troops are in
readiness.
It's expected that the Gee; in Turkish
waters will soon be reinforced. There il
increased activity a, Portsmouth and 9TH
or dock.yards.
The Times. in lis leading article. says
Russia has adopted an utterly indcfensiblc
attitude, and unless she wi,hdrsws it may
be necessary for Us 10 be prepared TO fully
assert our rights.
The Times prints n Pera dispatch dated
March -. saying: Although the Turk
ish policy may a short time ago have been
philo. English. just now IL IS rhIIo- Russian.
The Russians have scquigcd over the sui
tan and his advisers what in Turkey i.
thc strongest kind Of influence, direct and
pcrsonal influence Some military men
Iofhigh rank, as Osman and Reoui Pasha
| have become more Russian than English.
Turkish and Russian soldiers fratcrnize,
the latter gong about Constantinople in
uniform freely without evoking any ami
mostly such as usually exists between the
invader and invaded. II war comes Eng
land must contemplate the possibility Of
having to Ggh. Turkey and Russia. At
the best. she would get from Turkey one
sided neutrality OF little or no substantial
use"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
To ConsumptiveS.
FRRnRS nP YI0TTH

A GENTLEMAN uho suffered for y~AFa from Ner-
NroSs Debility Premature DecAy. and all the 18mctp
oG yaushfal tndlprption wa fer the cake 81 aaprn#
humanity send free % all who need a. The recipe MnG
plrect1on for uRkng the simple renecy Which hs wea
ssPeTisnos DO hy atdressinE Al perfect oozA-
JOHN D. OGDEN. q Cedar S.. Nsg Yorl
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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
OLD WOMAN CHARGED WITH
MURDER.

Boston, March 2S. Detectives arrested
in StonehAm yesterday Mrs. PhGbe At
kinsou, aged seventy-eight, who, it is al
legged. murdered Miss Annie Jones, be
lunatic sister, aged seven;y-six, on Mon
day last, at Andover, Mass. and then fed
from the town.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
THREE MOLLIES SWUNG FROM
the GALLONS.


B,uomsturg, March .l.- Hester Tuy
aud M,liugh. tho thr.r Molly Magu.Trs
convicted ut tha mgrlrr 60, Alexander
Rsa. were executed ,n ths prison yard at
sryrn mlnutg, aner d O'Clock this morn
.ius. Neither ut thr mcu maIe public
confession.
Tho aaIlgu. u,ed lar tHo vysa-ion nat
brought from Mau,h Chunk, aAyro il
had previously done sns,,su in tao ,Ac,u-
,,gr ,hr Mal..rs d, that place Iaa, sum,
mer. l,vas erected tu lAe prison yard 10
hlly view fram lhe Window % the collie af
ghe condemned mon.
Hester lrayJH viicaua .uur daughters,
Two unmarried, with absolutely 500 pro-
vision tar ,Ay.r future. lle vas possessed
ui somu property al tAc time 90 his arrest,
bat iI has been $50 covered with liabilities
tur counsel fees and the printing OF the
evidence iu bis ease that 10 has been swul.
lowed ur NuminaiIy he Leaves Is house in
Mount Carmel, whore he used TO Dee tax
collector, supervisor and school director,
and another iu Locus, Gap. where Ae
formerly Lep. hotel llr was aI yeau
DID, was born in Kns,1mmon. Ireland,
aud eamr O. this country iH lsi9 lie
weighs 2-0 pounds La.. night all bis
daushter- were with him, weeping aud
bewall.uE h.s atr. bug De- remained calm.
To-day Li, VS. and youngest daughter
have besu ia h., cell mueL ot the time,
aud nhsa they departed they seemed
overwhelmed With grief lie ayerrsl bis
llnueeacs 90 .he last.
Pa. Tu,ly Was born 800 .he county Ca
van, Ireland. 8. A. years y.l, and came 20
lh. country iu 1868. lie married wil~
ow named Mccullough who hai Eve chill
1r,u. aal she says be Was "a good mau'
To- hgr. and loved ,Ae o4ildrca Like they
was bis Own" His lizzie step con, tour
years old. ,lrp. ailh n.m on Saturday
night aud his parting with him to-day
was very affecting.
Peter Mcliugh was a native ot Donegal,
Ireland. lie was single, and uis only
near relation in this country was "a broth
or who is in Texas. \ cgus.n here paid
him occasional visits
The condemned mea were attended 90
Ihe scad1ld by Fathers ScAaIauer Ne.
Govern ana hoeb. Tte latter is the
saAmgA.a price. uAo ssa. Hester 10 the
penlsea,.ary Eve yeArs ago lie attended
/ ty special reqle., %. ,la Hrsters. j: il
said that ihsee years ago De told Hester
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Inc udersigned respectfully announces
neF Ne" brostmakess Euahlishmeut In
the house lately occupied ~ JohnH II. Mii-
ler, AZ kinds Of family sewing realty
uone. CharEea reasonable. Hopine to
meril u,s l1g patronage ut the people of Cen.
a ~ nAII 1.a4 sna vicinity ~ lurninv ouG neat
20sept r. '4A H.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

The sky over Russia and England Il
por,cn,ious Of war, and both countries are
preparing. aud any day may chronicle 2
battle.
England Assumes the Aggressive.
London. March 30 1t is reported that
il j. the intention OF England 20 seIzo and
occupy portion of Asiatic Turkey, and
elso mat she intends to throw "a large
force of troops into Egypt Il is not def.
nitely determined yet who Is TO succeed
Lord Derby
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

And now the Mollie Mcguire crop in
Pennsylvania has been harvested.
Already, last week, counterfeiiS on
the new dollar we're out. Who says
America is not great country
The state senate passed en- act allow
ing females to become members of the
bar In this Commonwealth. They al
know how TO court anyway.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
CrayOn.painting.'
DIPTHERIA!

.Iohnson's Anodync Linment viii positively provent
this terrible disease and will positively cure nine cas-
free by mail: Don't delay moment Prevention is
better than euro. l. s. JOHNSON a Co. Bangor,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
Cnnndn,s First Contingent.

Montreal, March 3o.-Tho greatest cx-
citement prevails here over the news Of
war between England and Russia being
imminent. Canada's Arst contingent Of
men will bo ten thousand. Two thousand
have already been enrolled IN this city.
The wheat and provision markets have
advanced aud the local money market has
stiaenod. A return was moved for in the
House of Commons yesterday of all eli
GERS and men who have intimated their
Willingness to take active service in be-
half Of the mother country.
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Special Notices. .......
plMpl &C

~in mail tfr~el ths recipe fas eirnpls Negstaels
hAlrn that wll rvnarp TAn, fhkCkLkh PtkPLks
and hotehss having the sktn saft, clear Aad eesnt
Aisu lnstr1staans fof pruezeina iaEurtnnt GuuA
10 half = hAia bead snnoofk face Aa1rpam. tn
sloslns Ct, sfAnap, Bee NAnden 90. Dc Amn ~
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

The great Nichigander tie h.aot.ei-
ting Chandler, who diiu't let out any OF
his blood during the late war, and who
led the republican forces in the late
presidential campaign. is now jcsHeF-
Ately bent on kicking Hayes on. oi the
way and bringing Grant back FOR q race
in 1850. According TO . Washington
special Senator Oglesby is down on The
list Of implacable Radicals % hre The
mud gun at the Administration. II he
can get up his speech in time. The plan
Of the siege was arranged one night 81 3
meeting Of the implacables drilled Toy
Zach Chandler. Chairman o! the Na
rional Republican Executive COMMITTEE
who comes from his home in Michigan
ostensibly 10 visit his daughter and son
in-law Hale. OF Maine, bu. really moved
hitherwards BY determination 20 hav,
Grant accepted for lsso, as the onls
hope in dire extremity. The plan cf ,ht
great Michigander includes running Con
gressional elections next fall on a basis
Of entire separation from the HAYES Al
ministration.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
pLrNnrR ~ pRINTLN.

lnthe state Senate Mr.. Jones, OF ta.l
adelphia, made d strenuous ehor. 10 pa'
a resolution through for the printing @.
the thousand copies otthe rcpor: OF the
Centennial managers. The work con-
sis.S Of two large bound volumes and
the number asked for would doubtless
cost $4,000. Each Senator and member
OF the House has been furnished with d
copy 70 induce them 10 give an order
such as was proposed 10y Senator
Jones.
This il nothing else bat IN eIor, 70
plunder in printing! one half the doeu'
ments put ont are not worth a fAr;hlus
TO the public, and most Of them neve'
read. The state could save thoussnds'.
lollars If less ofthis trash called publ,
documents, were printed.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ~ 4
BON.

Attorney General Lear has been
caught in a bad box" by the iuyes,Iga-
| tion Of the $4,000 fee paid Sim1utJu a
Olmstead. In addition 10 this fee, hv
got 5000 This he kept 10 himself uA
brought out by the investigation. Then
he claimed he had a fight 10 i've per
cent under law which gives 30 tAc IT.
torney collecting 4 debt due the com
monwealth after sixty days, i've per
cent. on the amount collected. But ia
this case the attorneys collecting were
Simonlon & Olmstead. They were p4lG
ten per cent. How, then, could the At
| torney General claim five per cent
more ? Again, if he had q right TO H.
why didn't he take the full
amount OF five per cent. on $1,000
amounting to $3.50, instead Of $4,000
The failure 10 do so forces the suspicion
that he knew he wasn't entitled 10 1t,
a.d that this 5000 was the Attorney
| Generals little dIvvy" in the trausac-
ton. The fact that this officers con~
duct will bear a construction so low as
this is disgraceful 10 him, 10 say the
least. With an ordinary fair set of men
IN power, he would be forced 10 trial on
it. But party spirit is 50 strong with the
majority in the legislature, and party
morality so low, that he will be screen
ed and protected rather than pushed
and punished. But before the bar Of
pnblic opinion the verdict will be, gone
70 meet Bullard and Gaines
The Pittsburg Post remarks that the
way the Legislature is wasting time is
shown by the fact the Senate has adj
journed for two weeks. This, too. at a
time when every energy should be de-
voted 10 closing up business for final
adjournment II is probable the ses-
sion will last until about the Goth Of
May. The Senate's adjournment was 10
help along this scheme for $500 extra
pay 10 members grab that will acgTe-
gate, in the increased salaries Of mem
bers and officers alone, not less than a
hundred and fifty thousand dollars This
Legislature has sounded lower depths
than any Of its predecessors. Itis Came
ron all over, and Mackey dominates IT
like an old-time oyerseer his squad Of
field hands. The extension Of the ses-
sion is a pure, deliberate, out.and-0ut
steal.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

aa - The hangman's tree was in full
bloom last week, notwithstanding the frOs-
rs atmosphere.
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AN ABoRTIoNIsT COMMITS SUI.
eide.

New York, April MADAME Restell
committed suicide by cutting her throat
with carving knife. She was found lying
in the bath tub. which was filled with wa
ter. Madame Restsll le1 a fortune esti-
mated at from 81, GOO. 600 10 81 ,5o0, coo.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-04

Og..a his erylces 70 the public. He
70 perform All operations In the dental pro
lie Is now fully prepared to extract teeth absoIut
without pain. mys@15t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
80 KENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, lll0BlR s. 1875

Waukesha, in the place of Charles G Williams
whose term of office expires on the first Monday
i'll january A. ID. 1872 41fN IL o-
Fember OF. ssembly in the Assembly Dis
GIlct, composed OF theicOunty of kenoSha, in the
place OF Walter S Dexter, whose term of office
Will expire OH the aslgt uonday of .Jsnuary, A.
D 1879.
A heriff in the place Of Hugh BscDenmott,
whose termof office will expire on the frs on
day OF january, 4. ID 1879 s{35st l|lt.
=, County, Treasurer in the place OF Martin
hrst Monday OF peaaliary, y. ID 1879, 1fIE
a ouniy Clerk IN tle place of ZIG. -I3mme,
whose term OF office WsllseXplre on therSt on
day OF january, & ID. lS7S rltIHg n fy
ReglSt, L OF needSin,the place of .Dahiel d
BENEDICT, whose 1eTm OF office will expire on
the first ondaypf, j antlary, "A. D.sfs7e. 5a
A District Attogleyin the place of MyYon A.
Baker, whose tel1n Of 5iace will expire on the
first MOaA&ay of sJsffllary A ID. 1879
Z CleTkyof thet1ircait7' curt in the plaee,ef E.
=. Cole, whose tenn Ofoflce will expire on the
nfSt MOEE8Gy on January, I'D 1879
"A GoroSser Tor the q 0unty of Kealosha, in the
place CT Dan. Head, whose term of office will ex-
pre- on the first Monday in january, A. d. 1879
Gousny Y SurgeyOrFfor the County of 'Kenosha,
n the place OF !aason sLothr0p whose term Of
otf1ce WIS expireon the first Monday in Janaa-
ry, A. ID. 1878 n tt# 't3If'
!, Notice rs hereby given that in accordance with
the aDove zlotee. an Election will be held iii the
several T0NlES ards antlifslection Precinctss of
the ,our2sy of Eanesha, seaa 5the Tuesday next
succeeding the FIRST Monday, being che nftliday
OF Novesaber next, for tie purpose therein sat
forth. aSIgneA.3tg0.ss llaA @tl
*8I Etll HS9sK MCDERMS1T
Sheriff OF Keaesha County. Wss.
Dateo. SftegasT&' office, hhleg 81, 1873
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EDITOR TELEGRAPH:
DEAR SrR:-Y our Bristol correspon-
dent last week saw fit to criticise nv
conduct in regard to my attending the
Democratic Convention. / have here
tofore made 1T a rule mot to answer
anything which the spleen Of country
correspondents have prompted them
to write; but the article referred to, is
at once so unfair, untrue, and coward
ly that [ cannot let it pass in silence.
Unfair, because anyone would think
after reading it that IMas not at the
examination at all on Wednesday,
when the truth is that [ conducted the
examination Wednesday forenoon, and
left it in charge of MI. Petrie in the
afternoon, giving him the questions in
History and Mental Arithmetic. with
instructions as to the manner Of ask
ing them. Untrue, because [ did not
so to Kenosha ON purpose to attend
the convention. [ had private business
IN Kenosha which ought to have been
attended to a week before, but which
& could not attend to on account of
.ny Institute, and the examinations at
Wilmot and Salem. Being so near
Kenosha, took the opportunity OF 60
Ing to town, knowing that I could,
with proprjety, leave the examination
in the care of as good a teacher as Mr..
Petrie is we'll known to be. And will
say right here THAT Z aoo,t5d zo so again
at1ader like circumstances.
Being in Kenosha, I attended the
convention; but repeat it was not for
the purpose of attending the conven-
ton that went to town. Unfair again.
inasMuch as it insinuates that I con-
sidere6 the convention of more impor-
lance than the examination, whereas
the truth is consider an examination
of more importance than any county
convention that ever convened either
Republican or Democrat. CowardIy.
because Eo one but a craven would
stab a person in that style and then
neglect to sign his name. ~
Those who know me are aware that
4 have tried to perform my duties
faithfully. They are aware also that
have had UNUSUAL difficulties to con-
tend with. ..lt ''i~ -
T1is is the first time my official con-
duct has been criticised, and the criti-
cism is unfair and untrue, and | wish |
the people to SO understand it.
r.f III. D. A. MAHONEY, Co. Sup't.
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Advertised Letters
HKHHE following is a list of letters remaining nr

VHSHE following IS list of letters remaining un--
= called for at the Kenosha Post Office, Keno
1873, and which will be sent to the dead Letter
Office at the expiration of 80 DAYS unless called
for. ssa ~ -N9' 0'''-~''
ATWOOD M Frank Kelley Patrick
Barnum Daniel Lacey Tom
pen J0nn M IennerdS Barbrie
BurleSQn MISS Martha Mitchell Miss ANNE
CaSS kimball Mason Flbridge n
Crane Miss Georgia Powell Miss J0Senhino
Fairbanks M ISIS Jerred Pierce Mrs Marie
Eunrmonn VIII n , Spencer MrSJH
Hufd MI SeverSOn Henry
HUI oanlual Seaer Charley2
Jones Williams Miss Annie
10 OBTAIN any OF the above letters the app,j
can't must give the date of this list. = FfN
CHARLES FRANTZ. 2. M.