Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31

Jail.
Business is increasing in William.
sport.
Bishop Lynch, Of South Carolina, il
on visit 10 Harrisburg.
The Wisconsin Democratic State Con.
vention will meet at Madison on tho
9th Of September
Williamsport can have the free deliy.
cry OF letters in that city If responsible
citizens make the application.
The National Educational Association
was in session in Philadelphia, Tuesday
and Wednesday, and will terminate TO. .
day.
Bishop OIIara, Of Scranton, laid the
corner stone 81 the ne7s church for s.
Josephs Roman Catholic parish at Mid.
dletown, \. y, on sunday.
Peacock Furnace, st Lancaster. sends
smoke heayenward, a. another evidence
Of Increasing prosperity, and the peo.
pie Whereabouts are heartily rejoiced.
A young man languishes in Jail at
Montreal who has just inherited from an
uncle in San Francisco the handsome
fortune of $4,000. lie has four
months yet 10 serve before he can be.
gin the task Of dissipating his inherit.
ance.
Judge Robert Ould, a prominent
lawyer of Richmond. Va, and we'll
known H. a Confederate commissioner
for the exchange of prisoners during
the war, and Dr. 4. :. Peers George,
also of the same place, were arrested
81. a al 4
ing about to engage in Il duel.
Nellie Cox, aged .ix years. daughter
oi Crosby VI. Cox, OF Chester, Pa. died
on Saturday afternoon from hydrouho.
bla. caused by the bite Of a rabid dog
about two months ago. She had suffer.
ed greatly from commissions for the last
four days previous to her death.
one sultry afternoon last week a
tramp, about thirty Eve years Of age.
walked into tavern at fremont and
called for q beer. The laudlady. a hux.
ON widow OF fifty, with many silver
thread. among the gold, found her affin.
i'y IN the stranger, and a Justice OF the
Peace made her Mrs. Tramp four hours
afterwards. He now bosses the rancho.
On Saturday evening Captain Daniel
bgdsan. Of Petersburg. Va, auditor of
the Petersburg railroad company. with
bls Eiie, five daughters, two grAndchil.
aTcu anu cook. were made seriously III
by eating ice cream. The custard OF
which Nas boiled in brass kettle.
Neighbors to which the. same cream
had been sent we're also taken Ill after
eating il.
by recent order emanating from The
Church of Rome Iowa will be known az
the Eastern and the Western dioceses.
The new Bishop, whose confirmation is
daily expected from the Pope, will 10
stationed in Council Bluffs and known
a. the Bishop Of Council Bluff. The
other, Bishop Hennessy, will be retained
al Dubuque. 4 handsome cathedral
will soon he a necessity at Council Bluffs
in view of the new order of things.
4 prayer was answered in the late
tempest, in New England. The story
is youched for that Connection; woman
who owns a lot in the cemetery went 10
the authorities the other day for leave
10 cut down q tree upon it. TO make
room for a monument, but was refused,
She asked a second time, with no bet.
ter success. Then she said that she
had prayed them 20 grant her request,
but had been refused, and she should
now ask the Lord TO remove the tree.
II was torn up by the roots in the course
of the great storm.
The Empress Eugenie is going TO
spend the rest OF the Summer in the
Castle OF Sabacz in Croatia residence
which she bought lately while staying
at Vienna. An Italian clergyman in
London preaching recently on the
death of the Prince Imperial said: :
Whenever he was induced by his
young friends 70 take any indulgence
and live for a short time as others lived,
according TO the world, he put on a
severe countenance and sent his com.
panions away saying. 1T is not time
for me TO enjoy myself yet the day
may perhaps come when I may be able
TO do so. Before he took leave of his
mother, after he had offered 10 Join the
English al the Cape. his first duty was
10 90 TO church and make peace with
his God. When he went the priest did
not know him, and after the Sacrament
was administered the clergyman was so
much struck with his pious demeanor
that he had the curiosity to ask his
name. And one might be able to Judge
Of his astonishment when the answer
received was, Louis Napoleon
A very violent storm of wind, accom-.
panied by a deluee of rain, passed over
pittsburg and vicinity, Saturday morn.
ing, occasioning much damage. Sewers
were burst, houses had their founda.
tions loosened and cellars were flled
with water. The cellar OF the Union
railroad depot was flooded. The car
tracks and the roadbed Of the Pitts.
burg, Virginia and Charleston road we're
swept away. The track Of the Penn
sylvania and of the Pitssbnrr, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad was also
washed out. Al Elizabeth, ten miles
from there, the water was six and eight
feet deep in some Of the streets near
the river. The Monongahela river rose
nj the rate of m inch an hour near
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