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, 1879-08-14

PARIS AuE, 13.-Quciussi, Republican. has
been elected mes s'bcr If tho Council Geueral of
Curalca, replacing Bouapart!st.
ACQUITTED.
Plnts, Aug. 13.-1hc Ntluhiqnt Franeaise
md Cauiots have been acquitted ol q churge Of
libcliNE Dou Cnrlos.
, 1879-08-14
BOSNIA.


INQUIRY POSTPONED.
sEAA1Evo, Aug la-Tte recent great fire here
postpo'les tle inquiry ot tho Austrian Culu.u.s-
siol Into thu occupation Of Now. .Bazar.
NOT YRT ExTINoU1s4sn,
LONDON, Aug. tD.-Ihu Stf,ulartla Vleuua
dispatch reports that the fire III setajsyo 10 ,ut
yet extinGhsshsd. Twenty soldiers vi thu gar-
r!son are roporteu Killed. wounded, og tuisxlur.
, 1879-08-14
sEIsvlA.

LONDON, Auu. IA correspondent Of the
II'Aes ut Belgrade reports TINT uwlng to tl.u In.
srcnrc stnto Of the Servo-Albanan fronttcr, thu
Military Council Inns determined to place
strung corps vi observation there during tho
nhyatlcp Ut the Austro-uungarian troups into
NOYt- -l}Azar.
, 1879-08-14

eMUGG11N0 ALL ALoN0 TIip FRONTIER.
~ Ctitls to Cfnttnnnn Eaqntvr.
DEKLiS, Allu. l9.-In consequence Of the in-
crcasc Of duties smuggling has been commenced
to great extent alI along the ucrt,nn frontier,
md the Custu1n. uouse ol1lccrs a1u urmcd with
blulEcuns.
, 1879-08-14

BAN FnANclsco, Aug. 13.-Ille Republican
County Convention hus uon,lnnteu for superior
Judges Davis l4aulerback, +. +. Dunn, john F.
Allen, ". II. Flheld, T. X. Wllaou, q. u. Dar-
win, Il. uuy stsClellan. y. ". Dunnello, ana
JoLu Hunt, Jr. IAe Convention adopted reso-
!utions plclglnK tho candidates ios. Supervisors
~ oppusu ratio Of taxptluu 1n uxccs4 Vt ! pur
cent, rcluctlon ct ths gss uuu water Eutes
unit school expenses.
BAN FKANoiacu, Aug. .l8.-CouEresauan Hen
dsIck u. Wright, lie Chuirman Ut tho LABOR
conlm!ttee, addressed III inlluuuau audience ot
worknlgalen Ut uniun Hull last utRtt u Isbor
at1a thu Chinese question, advocating thu ex~
, 1879-08-14
ROUMANIA,


BUCHAREST, Aug. l3.-rllc maize crop Is a
tailure, ulld tic pree of wheat is thereby etifen
ing.
, 1879-08-14
fnflubftnb1o Evidence That the
Body Has Not Been
Recovered.
The Thieves Determined to
Make $2BO,OOO Out OF
the Job.
Mrs. Stewart Said In Hare Been Dc.
cciyed by Judge Hilton.
Hilton's 0ontemptnous Troatmont Of the
Legal 9o.Betweon.


sptcidi nisz7utch to 7ae Trtbune.
New YonK, Aug. 13-1hc Nrruti publishes
nn EXTENDED ACCOUNT Of negotiations alleged tu
lave recently tccn mado betwccn Hilton aud
tiit robbtr. Ut Stewards body. Another New
YORK PAPER few days ugo published d story
TINT the teina!ns had begn recovered, aiti would
soon rest In thu sp1cndiu tomb In thu Gusden
City Cathedral. The Nerads story includes
long 'ntcrvtrw with Judgu Hilton, who NJ: only
expressly denies lint Tic rcnnins hare bcc,,
recovered, but atllrns ho l,as good evidence that
tho thieves atu still In New York; ll.at TIC au-
thorlties orc closing In on them, and
there Is prospect OF their being
brought to Justice. Tile Jtralds story
IL tint not long ago u ccrtatn Sassau street
lawycr received letter from Moutrcnl sigucd
"NoMAIS.n
The writer wanted to k,Iow II he would take
charge Of negotiations. fur the return Of tho
body Of Stewart a1ll securing uf the sur1 d.
nandcd for its dcllvcsy,-namcly, s2G50,OG0. The
letter contained vi Sl0J. nnd referred to at,
EXPRESS pacHnCa which had been forwarded con-
talnfnE indubisabu proof tint tic writer was
une Of tho origlnnl robbers, and actsng in good
faith III caso tic tarycr was willing to 20
al,eal llo was to signify tho same iu the Icruld
personal column. Tic express packagc was
found to contain the silver knobs a,.d part of
handle Of Stewards cofln The lawyer replied
through personals, and received another letter,
fsA!UsE $3.50 dollars more, mud auotllrr xtress
pncknye containing the cotIln.p!aso and other
handles ula knobs. They lad, so lhc letter of
tho Montreal "1somatuc" party said, been
taken to Boston from Montreal unl forwarded
thence. Tie letters were in disguised husMt.
Tile lawyer took Ills lu,tcrs aud ghastly proofs
anl lad
, 1879-08-14

AEDnAssT.
VIENNA, Aug. 13.-Connt Anllrassy stated,
two months ago, tllut ho would rotlrc as soon
tho Russian evacuation Of the Turkish provinces
was completed ind the Austro.1lungariun Ad-
1ninistra.ton fairly established III Dosna atll
Herzegovina.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Thc Standards correspond
cnt Ut Pcstll bays tllat Count Shrccn, the Con-
servntise Magyur, nnd Coun, Potockt. rolr,
AMI zcaIous partisan, have tho best chances uf
succeeding Count Andrassy.
LONDON, Aug. IA d!spatch to the Ntns
from Paris sayB: " L. Temps announces tiMt
Count Andrassy will return to Vlcnna on the
10Th Inst. to wind up Ills affairs, after which Au
will quit thu AItnstrY.t
CANNOT FIND 4 SUCCESSOR.
VIENNA, Aug. 13.-Tl,ere Is e1tremo difficulty
In iindlng Il successor to Count Andrassy. upon
thu cho!co Of his succcssor will depend whether
thu uungaE1aus will continue their loyal devo-
tion to tue dynasty. Russia Is tile only Power
liNcly to be Batlst!cd with the clIangc.
, 1879-08-14

WAsn1RoToN, u. e., Aug. 1A-aecro.ary
Sherman Will leaYe fur Ohio on Tutsday ns1t.
With tue expectation OF speaking atBteubeu-
villa WedneslaJ. Ito will next ~ to Mansaeld
for seat. and then expects to speak etthsf ~
Haintlton or Dayton.
, 1879-08-14
ARUl1ERxs
.~-----o~-~u,----c-c.->--
GRAND NATIONAL
ARCHERY MEETING
AT WHITE STOCKING PARK.
Championship Of America
$4,000 in r'rfzcsl
PR0GRAMME-LAST DAY-Th1lsdaY, Ing. Il.
Competition for National Medals.
LAD1Es-&a Arrows at 70 yards
uESTLEMEN--73 Arrows At 100 yards, followcs.1y
LADIES' IfASDICAr-a0 Arrows at GO yards. and
t'KAND TEAM SHOOT
OF fnltr members fron. each C!ub, 1t The American
1iound:n Arrows Mt N yards, 10 Arrows At ~ yaris.
and 10 Arrows at ~ yards
Tho winners OF the Champion Medals will he decided
by t0.lay's shuot!nH.
Shooting Will commence at ION. M and 2:10 p. m.
Muk1c by the celebrated LOE:sClt MILITARY nAN Nh
y! G: GA!tyLt.: scey:
Home and Dover.
A Carl

Tho UNITED STATES HOME AND uDwER AssO.
CjATiOS II At present obtaining IN unjust newspaper
noturlcty arising from tho misconduct Ut J.H Livnss
tdnc ts lass nEent ChIcnEo ~ thu representative
Of that Corany. It IL due to fts patrons mud thu pNbllc
that should sny that neither HOW, any time. has
te Company given the least Justification for assaults
upon It's character orcrcdt 1ts ato HRent hna dcon
atrateI Its untness for l.st pus!t!on by ncurrinx
authorized debts tor which tho Company Ia mt rcspnh
sblc, but which. being moderate In amount, It has
pad End In converting to his tnoncys Of thu
Company lio haa aIku aroused hostility 10 t'1o Com.
pany by transactInE bustucss M au unauthorized and
totally nntustthable tln,lner
To our pasrOnH, everywhere, VIC dcaro to say that
this itle 8turin Will blow over, an their Inter-
cats will bc protected hereafter as heretofore.
JOHN ". FttaZEII. SUIT Uf Agencies.
, 1879-08-14
FOREIGN.
Difficulties Experienced il,
Finding a Successor
to AndrassY.
Russia About to Colonizo
Her Central Asian
Provinces.
Notice Of Another Reduction in
the Oldham Cotton
District.
Fifty Persons Killed During
q Recent Storm in
Denmark.
An Americnn-Brcd Horse Suc-
Goods in Capturing the
.unynlcte Plate.
The Fire at Seraievo, Bos~
MIA, Not Yet Extin-
guished.
An A1ncricnn-Brcd Horse Sue
Goods in Capturing the
Isunymctte Plate.


VIENNA, Aug. 13.-At Wsclczka. In tho con-
trc OF the salt-tnine regton of un!ica, In conae.
qucncc ot a violent movement Of tic watcrs MD
the surface Of the ground, Il row Of houses was
split In several places, ana tl.u people fled ia
rnril!,
, 1879-08-14

BORON, aug. la-Ihe PEohibitory party Of
tl!s Htzso will hold conysnllon asps. 81.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-19
Jane l.. DE Forrest Hull.

Last Tuesday night. June 10, a terri.
BILE murder was committed in an ele.
CANT residence on Foriysecond street,
between Sixth and Broadway, New York
city. The victim was Mrs. Jane l.. De
Forest Hull, an sristocratic lady who
moved in the best circles in New York
society. Mrs Hull, at the time Of her
death, was fifty eighty years Of age.
She was married at sixteen and two
years later went TO London with her
husband, where they lived a number Of
years. She was described at that time
as q most beautiful women. Upon her
return TO this country she grew very
feshy and lost much of her beauty.
She weighed nearly three hundred
pounds. She was descendant of the
old and well.known DE Forrest family
and was born in New York. Her
brother, Theodore De Forrest, was at
one time connected with the Croton
Board. so proud was she Of her an.
cestry that in making her signature
she invariably prcixed her full maiden
name of Jane l.. DE Forrest to tho
name of Hull. For a number of years
she was an active member Of Sorosis,
FithVhhSfh EaiH'ttff W Ahf NaNN' W
woman suffrage and a member Of the
Woman's Suffrage Society, which held
meeting at her house about two months
ago. Unlike the majority of the other
active members of that organization,
she seldom, if ever, addressed audi.
enccs. She was also a firm believer in
Sptritualism. A few years ago she was
we'll of, but it is supposed that she lost
much of her property in speculation.
Among the articles which the robbers
secured were the contents OF two pur.
ses, q valuable gold watch and chain,
the rings which were torn from her
fingers and various other rings. Among
these were solitaire diamond, cluster
diamond, an emerald set with diamonds
and = very valuable cameo ring with
mosaic setting. A pair Of diamond
solitaire earrings l. also missing, rs
well ne pair Of valuable cameo ear
rings and diamond cross. In all not
less than $1,000 or $1,000 worth Of
jewelry was taken. The murdered lady
was taken 70 Plaintield, n. j., for in.
terment on Friday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-19

and useful education at that institu-
ton.
The most surprising thing to us
about this whole report is that Sena-
tor Allen Craig and Representative
Provins could have been induced to
sign such tissue Of falsehoods. They
both appear to be intelligent and fair
men, and we cannot imagine that they
would intentionally and deliberately
do such gross injustice TO public
institution of their State. The report
was probably prepared and presented
to them in the hurly-burly Of the last
days of the session and they signed it
without actually knowing what it con-
tained. This il a charitable view TO
take, but even this is not compliment
ary to the care and circumspcction of
two representatives acting on behalf
of more than four millions Of people.
As to Representative J. T. Shocner,
he is light weight and would proba-
bly, not understand this report if he
would read it now. As for the chair
man Of this committee, Representative
A. |. Ackerly, in order that our read
ers may have his full measure, it is
only necessary 10 state that he repre-.
sented the Mollic Maguircs of Lackn-
wanna; that he was an ardent sup
porter of the four million steal, com
monty known as the riot bill, and
voted against the expulsion Of Pctrof,
Rumbarger aud Smith, the three mem
bcrs convicted Of violating the proyis-
ions Of the Constitution and Statute
against bribery and corruption. The
Pennsylvania State College will not
suffer very materially from the
wounds made by the gaH- of thi.
Iackawanna rooster. Senator Thus.
It. Clair for the last four year, ha.
been trying to instruct hi. fellow sen.
ator, upon the "cnpaJHities" and "posvi-
Jiiiiies" Of the human race. In this
report he has demonstrated the great
est possible capability of one specimen
Of the human race for maliguity and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-19
Provision Market
Corrected weotly ty HArper Brothers.
MARRIAGES.

HERNAN-RAu ARnN ER.-At the rssldeaes C
Ne John Barnes. Pleasant Gar Jane s. 1878 bv
Rev. J. 4. Wood, It, John u. Herman and Miss
Alice A. Rsumgardast
JoNES-TRAZIER.--o the sth ~ June issa at the
Haffzeii, Mr.. WiIiafa Iones aud Niss Amanda Fra
der, ts'th ffufn BeAf saiuna. Cintoa ceanty.
TArLoR-RRfAS.-ont The - inst Hs the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. ". u. stsveS. M.
geha J. TAylns. - Farmers MIils sna Miss Amanda
J. RFian of Aadisgnbafg
Mcpow owBbIs--HEAVER-0n ths 81 Instant ny Rev.
G. v. ptininEsf. IT the ktAseeliosi fsF~uaAge NH
hem, NJ. saanei Melsuwsii Of cuf~ssssiiir cleas~
held countF, and Mics LEzie Bsavsf Of AaronsburE,
C-ntre county.
MkYER-BIEHLf4-At The residence ef the bride
eroufn. near Jacksgnsiils Jmne : IE-n. ~ Rev. ".
Young NJ. David D. Messr tn Msaa Fyrtta ~.
hietly, uf Rel'crsaasF Centre cvaaty.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-19
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

a MONT wITh THE C0UScILuEs.-As
usual, Monday evening Iast, the town
council met In their rooms and proceeded
TO business, with President y. G. Humes
in the chair, and Mcnsrs Ardell. Crider.
Harper, Hoifer and Reynolds oceppying
their respective positions.
Street committee, through Chairman
keynold', stated that the bridge was abou,
finished and that il had been widened
twenty iesi.
Water committee, through Mr.. Crider,
complained Of the use Of water in the
'tre"n on Sundays and rainy days, and
motion was adopted that the watering Of
The streets with the large hose be abated
and the supply be limited 70 three-fourth
inch hose with one-four inch nozzle. or bv
An ordinary street sprinkler.
Fire and Police committee. through
chairman Ardell, reported progress on con-
tract for hose.
Nuishncc committee, through Mr. Hof-
fer, reported inability to secure pound.
The Tnsrke, fees since last report were
stated 70 be s2l5.
The amount Of duplicates Wis reported
BY Chairman Harper, Of the Finance CON-
mittec. In 1875 the amount was I4.s3g.-
2sr on which sll ,O02 95 is paid. In 1876
the amount was $ls.O7G2l, on which SILL
2O5.os il paid. On the durlicaieof 1877
Sl4 ,s2OGi has been received, almost the
entire amount Thus far on the duplicate
Of 1875 s., II7.4G has been collected.
rcquctt was received from Mr.. c. a.
Lindsey for the privilege 70 erect q cigar
aud fruit store over the race on the eide Of
bridge neat Adam EIpres. Office. The
requc.i Wa, on motion Of Mr.. Harper, re-
icrred % Street committee with power 70
Ac; and rcpor, 10 council
The clerk then read al ordinance relat-
ing 10 hacks and other vehicles ufed in
The borough of BeIiefonie. Firsi section
provide. that no person, uulcsG he be own
cr 81 "a livery in this borough, shall have
the privilege Of running a hack or other
conveyance FOR passengers TO and from
different points in this borough, receiving
compcnsauou therefor; and that no person
shall bring into the borough hack, or other
vehicles, owned by parties At distance,
and use them f9r the above pUrpoSes, IN
lcss, in each cAse, be procures a license
from the Chief Burgess, or in his absence
from the Assistant Burgess, for which be
shall pay fee Of eight dollars for each
day or fraction % day the vehicle is 20
used. Section two provides that the rate
Of charge for carrying passengers to and
from fair ground, or any other equal dis
lance, or to and from points within borough
limits, thAll not exceed ten cents. The
third and penal clause Of ordinance pro-
vides for Guc If twenty dollars, or con-
hn"ment IN lookup or county jail for
time not exceeding twenty. -four hours, for
any violation Of above provisions and upon
due conviction before Justice Of the Peace.
Mr.. Reynolds moved that the solicitor
prepare an ordinance taxing agents, &c.
The students Of Penns Valley Institute
picniced on top Of Nitthny Mountain last
Saturday.
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PHii..nrtrnfllun LII

fHittDFtTHIL, June u. 1879.
TInrH-Thsrs little - % demand f1r export
and the inquiry frlui lp0a Aert light and main
ly So rros frst-frHuu ftsck tot prices were yell
maintained The saies reported comprised about J.
800 iarrsls u lots including suEsrhBe At tZssq 80
viuirf rtFas 81 sia4s9. Pennsylvania fafntiea az
g 4-es % isr ga.I aa8 faae, chiefly al s. zssS5l
for good and fhgisa
MHEaT-Halas we're 1e0lN business No 2 rcd Iuly
Ai sll4a 1000 bushels do, August at Lus&s, Aud
1000 hu'bels 90 September Al 81 Os3k e3asing at
y. NJ With u IS idd and stlb. AsEed faf June
NllH lad and 81 IL ask a fsr Juls ~ 0sa tid and
sosa- askrai far Aurast and tiae hid aud Slnsig
sled fsf s.rfsrat.tf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-19

sNooks0n The ssh instant, in Miles township, Levi
snook. aged III years mraths And :. faayA
HucHANAS.--fla the eth instant - his hame, Auch-
eutofta farm. bear nena uAil. Gen. 0ea. naehanan.
aged e eysAFH. 10 muuths 80 y days.
DuMBIEroN Cold strean. neas Philipshure, on
"Wednesday AfteFnoon. guHe II. ISIS. Edsasd, e
Sames a. Dumbistaa, ssed sbsut yeAFs.
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The students Of Penns Valley Institute
picuiccd on top Of Nitthny Mountain last
SATURDAY..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

members OF the Society, each one
feeling that she had faithfully dis
charged very pleasant duty"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
PALMEGTT'as EIasUSE.

JUST ARRIVED ono of tho finest u.s.
so,tmenta Of Liquors in the Boro. One
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar,
1910; Three Barrels of fine old Rye Whis-
key: lst Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey,
8 years old; End. also, the Mabel Belle, 8
ditto; 3rd, Roanoke Rye, tho oldest. l8
ditto. Corn Whiskey of the best grades.
North Carolina Corn. Sweet and Sour Mash
of tho best grades Also. Wines and Bran,
dies Of tho finest brands, I have also a
'ne lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which I
will dispose of Mt reasonable prices for
cash only. Give mo call, and will trent
yon right. Philadelphia Lager Beer nj.
ways on hand from tho celebrated firm of
Berger and 'Engcll. You can find mo at
all times Mt the Bar under tho Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to D. r., Flennken's
Call and 500 mo. j. CLENDINING.
ang 2G
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25


charged very pleasant duty"
HAII. TIE THIEF.--A case was tried
at tho recent term Of the Court of
General Sessions for Chester county,
which is Of moro than local interest.
Mr.. Robert Mcdowell, u worthy citi-
zen, shot and wounded a negro named
Ben Carter, while the latter was in the
act of stealing corn from the field Of
Mr.. McDowcll's brother-in-law. Mr..
Mcdowell was urraigned on II charge
of assault and battery with intent to
kill, found guilty, and sentenced to
Imprisonment for one year in the
county Jail. The Chester correspond
cnt of the Columbia Register writes to
that paper the following particulars Of
the case:
One Robert Mcdowell was on trial
for Fassault and battery with intent
to kill" The evidence established
that The prosecutor, Ben Cousar, Il
dark mulatto, was in the act Of steal
ing corn from the field, pulling land
putting the ears in a sack, when the
defendant, who was guarding the corn,
shot him. The defendant testified
himself that he shot "without hail
ing;" that he did not intend to kill
the thief; did not know who the thief
was at the time he shot, and that he
thought he had Il right to shoot. 1t
was further proved that the prosccu-
tor had been committing the dcprcda-
tions for the past four or five years.
His Honor Judge W. III. Wallace
charged the jury "that The prosecutor
being in the act of committing 1T
felony, the defendant had a right
to arrest him and kill him if necessary
to stop him, but the law did not JUS
fifty or excuse jm N shooting without
hailing, or otherwise giving the thief
an opportunit! 10 surrender" The
jury-c0mposcd of ten white men an d
two nc%rocs-rctircd and brought in Il
verdict of guilty, with recommends
ton to mrrcV.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Elizabeth Wood and Obadiah Boulwaro,
by George II. McSTs.st T., his Guardian
ad Laeaa, Plaintiffs, against w. H. Boul-
ware, Andrew Boulware, Aldio Wlite,
judy Euhanx, Berry Houlwnre. Fletcl,
er Boulware and HI. j.. w. Coleman,
Defendants. - opy summons for Relief.
= Complaint not Served
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby sn,nInoucd and &c.
l. qnired TO answer The complaint in
this action, which Is filed in the Office OF
the Clerk Of Common Pleas for tho said
County, and to seryoa copy of your an.
swer to the said complaint on tho sub.
scribera ut their Office, No. |; Bank
Range, Winnsboro, S. O., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day OF such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
AFORESAID, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the roliof deiioand-
ed in tho complaint
GAILLARD & REYNOLDS,
PlaintiffY Attorneys.
Dated October 8, 1879 u
W II. KERR, II. 81
s. oct 4-f1aw 8wSat 4 4 a.s
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TOWN AND COUNTY
SATURDAY, October rs. 1870.

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