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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

paused and then read with indescribabie
enect the following lines of the poet Camp
Deii upon The crushing Of Poland by tho
brutal power Of Rustia
" Oh. blOodisst p.eiHfs IN the tsoL u Time
Faunsiis fell, uhuspt. without crime
f1und not generous friend, = fdi,lng fss
EurnRth ~ her srfnH, mercy ~ hsf 500
DfDP'J from her n"rffisss ffasp The sattaf'd spear
Cps~d irr bright eyes aBd eafs- b-f high ears.f -
And then turning % Mr.. Herdic he made
the application Of the quotation 70 bis case
in Il highly dramatic manner. Colonel
Mann closed his speech In beautiful ap-
peal u the Court and took his seat amidst
suppressed excitement II was great
c1ort, just such AN effort a. Colonel Mann
ai~hys makes When thoroughly aroused
General Beaver closed for the prosecu-
ton In All able, earnest and at times elo-
quent plea for the conviction Of the de-
fehdant. When General Beaver had con-
cluded, Judge Orvis Immediately com
m"nced an admirable charge To the Jury
| Clearly and tcrsely he laid down IN. law
| ana reviewed the facts with that persric-
uiiy that diftinguishes al this able Judges
charges. II IL not necessary 70 say any-
/ thihg ~ our rchders In relation to Judge
| Ofyis ability or legal learning-they know
| 10Th we'll but Colonel Mann remarked
se ,cral times that he was one Of the beat
judgcs he ever tried Gaze before. This l.
high compliment, coming from "a man
who has practiced bis profession before
80 'le Of the hb!cst judges who ever Eat
| upon the bench
At the conclusion Of the Judges charge
/ the jury retired On Saturday morning
] they came into court and rendered n yer.
/ dict oi Not guilty Thus Peter Herdic
was vindicated aud the end Of a memo.
/ rable trial reached.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

DR.. George Harris, NJ D., Surgeon Of
tho Fifth regiment, and Lieutenant VIII
liam', Of Company u, were in Altoona
last Friday night. They were on military
business, the occasion being a medical sx-
animation Of the members Of Captain
Guthric's Company d, Of that place The
result Of the examination was most sAtis-
factory, Company d promising to be one
Of the best In the regiment.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

One Of the pleasant incidents which
will be for n long time remembered by
many of the gentlemen from Williamsport
whom the Herdic trial brought for few
days in our midst, VAS delightful call
which large delegation of gentlemen
made on Ex-Governor Curtin The party
were under the leadership of the venerable
and learned DR., Pollock, of Williamsport,
who, when he had introduced those who
were strangers 20 the cN-Goyernor, made
some pleasant and complimentary remarks
in their behAlfs This was responded to by
Mr.. Curtin in his usual fclicitous manner.
The gentlemen then spent a short time in
conversation with Mr.. Curtin, and in ad =
miriug the numerous and rare paintings
and siatuary with which his residence /.
filed, especially the magnificent portrait
which the Emperor Alexander presented
to Governor Curtin r. a testimonial Of his
high c,tccm for the latter, while he was
resident minister at the court Of Russia.
II was a pleasant occurrence to all con-
ccrncd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
MARRIAGES.

BARToN--wILsoN. the " r. patronage nt
MeslurE ~ Rev shsvet on the ~ e
August, Nj EivHrd .. Parton 10 Miss AiEacdia G.
Wilson, h1th q Unionrille.
WEANER--McCLosKY- Augus; - ls7a Ay Rev J.
. Craig. NJ LuthHr Weaver 10 Miss Mary A.
McClnsky, Al = Sp0v shoe. Centre oyuuty, Pa
LUCAS McCLosKEY-n snow shpo. August gp,h
~ Rev. ~ : Lundy, Mr.. Toner Lucas 10 Miss
EleAum NuCgaskey.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
Nesc Advertisements.
Auditors Notice.

N the matter Of the estate of GEO.
! CAEIIN. aeos@sed the andersiguss. Anditar
appointed b. tbs Gurt D. ascertain ieiss against said
decedenfs teal estate and make TrfFf thefsr1 viii
8a the pafssa= Interested Al The uAre a Alexander
nower In He1iefsnte on the 9ath Aay ut Eeptemhcs,
A. p. issp, e 70 e'cieck, A. u.
s6-3u n A McKEE Anditnf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
Subpoena in Divorce.

LvfHtA NJ uessEs IN the uonri q cosasaan Pleas cf
Va Centre CSunty Ne ia. Ane.
SASHA c. usesn- I. issa
THE undersigned, Commissioner
u htVoiated ~ thr Nonft, b take festmpuf IN The
above case uf meet the parties a the oee e Alex
ander Bower IL neiirtonta, un rEHSnAT. the s0ih
day of sEPTEanER. A. n issa a ~ o'caeek, A. n =
ahtn all PARTIES Interested may attend.
ae-lv H. A. MeKKK, couamlszloner.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

Tux BoEouoH LAw-MAKERs. -- This
body held It's annual meeting last Monday
night with xix members present, viz:
Mc@rs. Ardcll, Harper, IIoGcr, Mcclure,
Reynolds and Shortlidge
The President, +. G. Iumes, Esq be-
ing absent, William shor,idgc, Esq, was
made President pro- tcu.
The Street Committee reported that the
Solicitor had prepared the proper papers,
which council signed, making application
to the grand jury - inspect the Lamb
street bridge.
Market Committee reported that the
fees FOR the last two weeks amounted 70
ton d9llars
The detailed statement Of expenses of
the borough to date ~As read, the totals IN
each department Of which wc give g.
fpllnEs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

The regular meeting Of the Centre
County Medical Society, which conroncd
at the Bush House on last Wednesday, the
9th Of August, was well attended Prom
inent physicians Of Bellefonte and Of the
county were present and discussed matters
of interest TO the medical profession. DR..
Hibler presided and DIR. Hayes acted as
secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

Mr.. Thomas Holman, Of Walker town.
ship, while digging In the Linn & Mccoy
ore bank, near Hublersburg, last Monday,
very seriously injured bis eye by striking
IL with the pick which ho was using.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

People came to town last week to At
tend Court, but while here they did not
neglec. to buy large stock Of groceries at
the store OF s. A. Brew Il Son. They we'll
knew that they might travel many miles
and not find another store which would
offer such excellent. bargains in groceries as
this store is constantly doing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

Rev. William Laurie and his daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, have returned from their
trip 10 Saratoga Springs. We have no
doub, they thoroughly enjoyed their visit,
and have received that physical refresh
ment which usually follows such delightful
changes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

The supplements containing the prem
ium list of the county fair, mentioned in
our agricultural columns, have not been
received, so they cannot be sent out with
this weeks issue of the DEMocRAT. We
presume, however, they viii be ready for
next week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

MIR. Cal. Lose conceived the idea that
he and his carriage would look we'll in a
photograph, and accordingly had Charley
Glenn "take" him seated In his coach on
Tuesday afternoon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

i. was enough 20 cause us to smile 10
learn how robbers were "sold In attempt
ing TO rob the store OF Jonathan Hes, at
Pine Grove, on Friday night Of last week
They entered the store and pryed open the
safe In which were two tin boxes. ono con.
tanning twenty-five dollars In money and
the other being empty. They took a small
amour, Of change and The empty box, and
departed, leaving the box with the twenty
Eve dollars safely in the safe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

ITEHs IN AND AROUND RKRERsBURG.
East Rebersburg will soon be supplied
with new water pipes.
MIR. A. Litzell, one of our leading
hucks,ers, is giving his house a new coat
of paint.
Rev. T. J. Wolfe delivered one of
those able sermons for which he Is noted
last Sabbath morning in the Lutheran
church. His text was from Luke 10 o
The audience was large and attentive, and
all were pleased with The discourse.
Last Tuesday evening as Miss Annie
Wolfe was on her way home from town on
horseback, her horse took fright An or
binary rider might have been dismountcd
by the plunging and running Of the ami
NAL, but Miss Wolfe is such an cxcellcn,
horsewoman that she main tained her scat
with great skill.
DIR. John Ruhl, formerly q farmer
near this place, but who removed last
spring 10 Lock Haven for the practice Of
his profession, died at his residence in that
place on the 18th Of August, At The ad-
vanced age Of ~ years.
ONCE IN While.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

MIR. Isaac Guggenheimer has removed
his dry-goods from the Allegheny street
store to his old place of business on High
street, and will replace them with a stock
Of clothing. Miss Beckie Mckinley will
continue clerking in his dry goods store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

QUfrrAL.-Eevor was there fl case. either
civil or criminal, tried in the courts Of
Centre county that attracted more attcn-
tion or challenged more universal Interest
than the one which closed at five O'Clock
on last Friday evening before judge Or
Wis. II was known 70 fame NJ "The Com.
monwealth W.. Peter IIerdic," but Il was
equally we'll understood that the mighty
power Of the State had been invoked by
private individualsr and that the people, n
represented by the public prosecutor, had
not arraigned one Of the most noted men
In the country 10 answer 10 penal charge.
| The defendant was fortunate In being well
known 70 our people. The public spirit,
tho indefatigable energy. the wonderful
business achievements Of Peter Hcrdic are
known TO every school.boy in the susquo-
hanna valley. They have read how his
pluck, his perseverance and his matchless
enterprise and untiring industry had raised
him from n poor boy 70 one Of the most
wealthy, influential business men in the
State. And they knew likewise that he.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
A Ten TuousAsp DOLLAR F,sv

A Ten THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE
Tho most extensive fro that has occurred
in this county for many years took place
last Saturday night In the total destruc-
tion of the large saw mill Of 4. NJ. Stur-
devant &c Co, at Beaver Mills, in Rush
township. 1t Is not known how this er-
tremoly unfortunate connagration occurred
but IL must have been by accident, as the
owners of the mill have no enemies, and
an incendary origin Is extremely improb-
able.
the mill had many orders TO fill, and
men were employed In II on Saturday
night until nine o'clock. At about eleven
O'Clock the fire was discovered, and every
man, woman and child In the neighbor-
hood turned out and excrted almost super
human efforts TO stop the flames. They
even worked in their night-clothes, not
taking time 70 throw on outdoor gar
mcnts so earnest were they in their efforts
TO sNve the mill. But all efforts proved
futile, and tho FIRE kept steadily on until II
had consumed the valuable mill property,
over one hundred thousand feet of lumbe
and large amount Of shingles.
There was an insurance Of 80 900 on the
lumber, which will perhaps cover that loss.
The mill property was insured for - 900
and the loss on II was fully $1,000 The
firm suffers great injury also in the fail
urc TO illl orders which were on hand, aud
which within the next month would have
realized them fully two thousand dollars.
1t was An unusually unfortunate and in
oppor,une circumstance and the total loss
will reach ten or twelve thousand dollars
But with the energy with which Mr. Stur-
dcyhnt, and the financial manager Of the
firm, Mr.. John Ardcll, Jr., Of this place,
are 50 richly endowed they promise that
within one month the mill will AgAin be
erected and in operation, which We hope
will prove 70 be the case
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

We learn that DR.. English and wife,
Of Allegheny city, who have been whiting
in this county, met with a serious accident
last Friday in driving down Nitlany noun
tain. The horsc frightened, jumping over
the side OF the mountain, buggy, horse and
riders falling n distance Of twMiy feet
DR.. English was injured, 70 what extent
We did not learn, aud Mrs T., being
caught in some bushes on the descent, C..
capped with but slight bruises. DR.. Lcitzel
attended to their wounds.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

CoRREsPospISCE, containing Important news solicit
ei rom any part Of the county. No communications
deserted unless accompanied by the real OF the
writer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

DWELLING HousE BvRSEp.-Wcdnos-
day afternoon, Angus; q, a destructive
oonahgrAtion occurred at the residence Of
Mr.. Daniel Mcbride, about FIVE miles from
State College and near Shiloh church. Mr
Mcbride and wife had len their house,
before doing 80 cSiinguishing as much as
possible FIRE which was burning in the
kitchen stove, by raking the live GOALS
through the CRATE. They then closed the
house securely and started away. a burning
coal must by accident have fallen on the
floor, for soon after their departure the ERE
commenced spreading through the house,
but burned slowly in consequence Of hAv-
ing no draft The neighbors discovered
the Ere, entered the house, and succeeded
in subduing the flames, net however, be-
fore they had done much damage. The
smoke had filled every apartment Of the
house, doing. great injury, and in several
rooms the furniture was burned, among
other things valuable organ. The house
was fully insured in the Armenia, of Pitts
burg, and the furniture in the Phenix, Of
Hartford.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

On motion, Council empowered Water
Committee TO pot ncw roof on boiler.
On motion, the proposition Of d. G.
Bush, Esq., for sale Of water power to bor-
ough FOR $1,000, payable IN six annual
payments, without interest, was accepted
provided said ID. G.. Bush will give salts
factory guarantee that he can furnish the
amount Of water power stated in proposi.
,ion, and comply with other conditions re-
ported by Water Committee, and includ.
ing such a. may bo required by Council.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23

WHEN used for Rheumatism, Sore Throat
Lame Back, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises
Cuts, Contracted Muscles, Stiff Joints. Corn.
and Burns, on human beings; and SPAWN
Ringbone Calls, Cuts, Scratches, etc, on
animals, Cousscns' Lightning Linimcnt is
unequalled, and its effect simply electrical
As its name suggests, it is quick to relieve
and thousands bear witness to its astound.
mg virtues. BARCLAY Bios, Agents
Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23
THEY ALL DO IT.

"Thcy all do it, or will as soon as they
can. The New York Times, which per-
sists in misrepresenting the position of the
people OF Memphis in regard to the causes
leading to the change Of our government,
says that "the temper IN which certain cit
liens of Elizabeth discus, lis financial posi-
ton does not essentially differ from that
now dominant in Memphis, Mobile and
other Southern cities. Even IN this state
the same spirit reveals itself with yaring
degrees ofaudacity. |, has made a good
deal OF Roadway during the last year. Or
iginally it took the form ut plea tor the
relief Of the "bonded tow ~ by the state.
No attack was made on g. validity Of the
debt. But the discuss, i now gong
on, at local meetings and in
the local newspapers, exhibits
different characteristics. Seeing no likeli-
hood Of success tor the sransfcr plan, the
party concerned no longer affect regard for
municipal credit or for the interests Of the
bondholder. Stercotyped excuses for seal
ing some debts and repudiating others
are now as current in the interior Of the
State of New York as in Missouri Louisiana
or Tennessee. We are told that towns did
not receive just equivalent for the bonds
that they sold at a heavy discount, that
spectators made profit; and that for these
reasons the debts may be scaled to suit
the ideas Of the taxpayers. In Others cas-
es, it is urged that property-owncrs had
debts fastened on them by the votes of per-
sons who had nothing at stake and that,
on this ground, the property.owners may
in equity refuse to pay.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23

"Therc was" says the Peoria Democrat,
"a reunion at the house of Luthar A. Rich
ards, near Woodruff Henry county, on the
18th inst, of what could be gathered to-
gether of n party who knew what suffering
was. In 1913 a party of thirty-fvc cmi-
grants and gold seekers left the states for
California, most ofthcm being from Knox
and Henry counties, Illinois. At little Salt
Lake City they left the regular Santa Fe
trail, and struck out on what they thought
to be short cut. The rout was wholly
uncxplored, and for 800 niles, and during
iifty.two days, they push ID on over liter
al desert enduring unheard Of suffering
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Arkansas Belle for Evansville this
afternoon.
The Fannie Tatum is overdue from Pitts
burg for st. Louis. She has an immense
cargo.
The Alice Brown arrived from Memphis
light, and started up the Ohio with tow
Of empires.
The Golden Rule, Oh Shinklc in COM
mand, lett Cincinnati for New Orleans last
evening
The John b. Maudc is hard aground at
Cawford's The Cherokee is in the same fix
at Hat Island,
The Ste. Gencvieve was due last evening
from st. Louis. She will probably be at
the wharf this evening
The Guiding Star for New Orleans, and
Can for Memphis. will surely be here to-
day Both are overdue,
The City Of Vicksburg, Capt Robt. X.
Riley, Chris, Sharp clerk is due from st.
Louis for Vicksburg, to-day.
The Cons Millor, Captain William Itch
ner, James Wilson, clerk, is due from
Memphis for Cincinnati this evening.
The City o. Alton passed up during the
night for s.. Louis, with a good up stream
cargo, principally sugar and molasses.
The [. ,. Schonck passed up about noon,
stopping here only a few minutes. She has
about 500 tons of freight, and light list
of passengers
Captain O. p, Shinkc is arranging with
CT. Dumont, the steamboat machinery
buildcrof Cincinnati, for an iron wheel for
the Golden Rule.
The new pittsburg and ST. Louis packet,
Montana, left Pittsburg for St. Louis on
hcrmaidcn trip last evening. Captain John
Todd is in command.
The c. X Pcckis now a regular Cncin-
natl amidst. Louis packet running in com
pany with the Clinton, and leaving Cincin-
matt for st, Louis every other week.
Che. Charles Morgan passed for Memphis
on Thursday with 1900 tons freight and 10
cabin passengers, She made the run from
this port to Memphis in sixteen hours,
The A. ]. Baker, with four barges con
tanning $4,000 bushels of bulk grain, for
New Orleans, is due from St. Louis. She
adds two more barges below this point,
The Centennial arrived from New Or.
leans at ten o'clock Friday night, She has
one of the biggest trips of the season, her
cargo comprising more than eleven hun
dred tons, mostly sugar and molasses for
st. Louis,
The steamer Alex Kendall left New Or
leans on the 18th day of January, with {
cargo of 3l2 hogsheads of sugar for st
Louis, and arrived here at noon yesterday
She has had serious time on the trip up
burning her boilers badly, and encountcrns
various other misfortunes.
John II. Carter "Commodore Rolling
PIN river editor of the Tines journal
will deliver one Of his numerous lecture,
at the Temperance Reform Club rooms OF
Tuesday evening next, Captain Billy vii
hams has the arrangement in hand, an,
will no doubt have large crowd out t,
lisen to the lecture.
The Belle Memphis Captain John Crane
arrived from below during the mornino
and went to the Cairo and vincenncs wharf
boat where she discharged 1854 bales q
cotton, which goes east by rail. ANON
her deck passengers are about on
hundred negroes Of all ages m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23

On the numerous book stands which line
the narrow crowded thoroughtares Of Cam
ton, China, the most conspicuous, even
among old classical books is work
wrapped in a bright yellow paper cover and
entitled THE Vulgar Tongue Of the Red
Haired Barbarians" 1t was printed in the
beginning of this century, and every aspir-
ing boy Or cody makes it rule to invest
his hali-dozen cash in the purchase Of
the work, in order to learn the red-haircd
tongue, or the English language on "pid-
gin SCALE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-23
THE DAILY CAIRO NLLEIN % 1879

both sexes. Most of them were
taken aboard at Delta, Louisiana, and are
emigratng to Kansas, where they hope to
better their condition. 1t is said many are
leaving the country around about Delta, be-
ing dissatisfied with the short crops of the
past few years.
The John Dippold met the Grand Lake
at Grand Tower, and, took the loaded
barges from her, returning to this port
yesterday afternoon. The Grand Lake
went back to st, Louis after three more
barges, and will bring them out for the Dip.
pold, which will leave for New Orleans on
Tuesday or Wednesday.