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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

In the Grove.
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Written fpr the cEsrEE BrnoeE.1.
Dedicated % the youthful lady and gentleman who
frequent picnic esourlons and wander IN by th.in.
selves all day. making love beneath the tres.
When the solar King efDay
Beams from Heavens high Arehuay:
Casting dovn a burning glare,
Quit'fiBg IN the heated air.
Then beneath sIady bower
We would hnger for al hour.
Overhead refreshing rhaIe
By the fairy Icanou made:
Through the sunny day b. bAsk
Nothing more eau BoftAls ask
L9unHbg there can defy
The suH ~Lcn hes raging high.
NJ too iast can Language Gow
f'i h" pra4~r Se uouiI bestyw
Thankful ihoughD our Lpson, M,
Ihf"DSh aud through with bliss 40 thrill;
Al, Tile is the HIDDEN apt
where happiness haa cot her Igt
Year BY year they lg'eIy grow
Just a. Il the trres should know
That in giosiny ~-slth oi leaf
j. their beauty, aud the sLlsf
keaH'u wby w~'d With them stay
hHd adofc from DAY ~ day.
Year b2 soaf and day by dap
Richer beauty ,Lsy display.
ADDING b. th,ir rsrdufc green
I'll al nlag, beneath they ,rf,en.
Through iho leave. tie s1n wind n1su
Making mrlsii1ls notrs.
"c sho tuy ao4iA tlls Lppsf
Car not " hat f.ss Dc ff,f N..r.,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
Anticipating Called Bends.
An IMPORTANT CIRCULAR ISSUED YESTERDAY
FROM THE TREASURY.

An IMPORTANT CIRCULAR ISSUED YESTERDAY
FROM TnE TREASURY.
The following circular was issued
Thursday from the Treasury depart
ment: Notice is hereby given that the
department will redeem, without rebate
of interest, the outstanding $50 bonds
Of the United States, consols of 1867
and consols of 1868, embraced in the
9th, 95th and Goth calls maturing July
3 and 4, next. These bonds embrace
all the outstanding unmatured six per
cent. called bonds" The amount of
bonds embraced in these calls is $64,.
O72, 100. Tho amount Of FIVE per cent.
l04O bonds. maturing between July Q
and July %, is Slsi, ,260, 100. After this
period the entire refunding operations
of the Government will be brought 10 a
close, and unless the holders of the
skies Of 1881 will voluntarily offer 10
exchange their bonds, no more bonds
can be called In until the skies mature
In 1881. When the present refundine
operations are completed, which will
not be later than August |, the amount
of the four per cents. outstanding will
be SILL ,022,000. The four per cent.
bonds outstanding January |, 1879,
amounted to sl9s, 100000.
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The Heaviest Man on Earth.


FFNfH wv hfHIIHk FzsEI6s
John Powers. aged about 20 years,
and whose weight is over seven hun.
dred pounds, drove up to the Eagle
office at noon today and desired this
paper 10 state that the report now in
circulation throughout the country that
his sister, weighing eight hundred and
eight pounds, is dead, is erroneous.
Mr. Powers states that his sister IL just
as well A. she ever was and Is gaining
steadily in flesh, and he Is confident
that both himself and sister will tip the
beam at 1900 pounds in the course OF =
couple Of years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
Lamar and Conkling.


The interchange of hot words that
took place in the Senate chamber of
the United States, between Senators
Lamar and Conkling, on last Thursday
morning, seems to have been wanton-
ly provoked by the latter. Conkling,
with his sneers and supercilious airs,
is nothing unless abusive and insult,
ing, and since the beginning of the
present extra session the country has
been RECALLED by almost daily cxhibi-
tions Of his pompous and reckless as
saults upon members on the MAORI
ty side of the Senate. Towards the
Southern Senators he has, throughout
the entire session, pursued an extreme
ly harsh and ungentlenanly course of
conduct, with view probably to fo-
ment personal strife and keep alive
sectional bitterness, and the wonder j.
that his indecent assaults, exasperat-
ing inuendoes and cruel taunts have
been borne so long with patience and
moderation. Whether the severe re-
buke he received from Mr.. Lamar
will do him any good remains to be
seen. We fear that he has INDUCED
in bad manners so long that he is in.
corrigible. The scene Thursday morn
ing is well described by the Harrisburg
Patriot. That journal says: In the
midst of the debate Senator Conkling
broke out in n violent and wholly un-
provoked TRADE against the Democrat
ic majority in which he denounced
them as sneaks and frauds, and espc-
cially charged that Mr.. Lamar had
been guilty of bad faith in getting up
the Mississippi Levee bill and then
voting against an adjournment. The
tone and manner of Senator Conkling
are described as having been wild
and violent in the extreme, the inspir-
alton doubtless having been largely
drawn from the basement of the capi-
tol. When Mr.. Conkling sat down
Senator Lamar very calmly arose to
deny the charge Of bad faith, and ac.
cused Conkling of falsehood which
he repelled with all the contempt
which he felt for its author. To this
Conkling retorted by denouncing La
mar as a "blackguard, a coward and
a liar" if the language was meant to
impute to him a falsehood. Lamar's
prompt reply was that Conkling had
understood him correctly, closing with
the singing remark: MY language
was such as no good man would de-
serve and no brave man would wear"
Such was the scene as faithfully re-
corded by the reporters. There was
not the slightest provocation for the
violence of Mr.. Conkling. Mr.. Lamar
had a perfect right to call up the bill
which he had in charge and he had
perfect right to vote against adjourn
ment as long as he chose without be-
ing called to account for his action.
Conkling was a wanton aggressor and
for provoking this quarrel he will OBJ
tain little sympathy for the blow
which he received from the quiet and
courteous Senator from Mississippi.
Like a braggart he rushed into the
quarrel and he can now get out of il
at his leisure. Mr.. Lamar is one of
the last men in the Senate TO violate
the rules of parliamentary propriety,
and his excuse will be found in the
suddenness and. violence of this as
sault. The truth is that two or three
Republican leaders of the Senate have
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

The semi-annuAl inspection Of Com
pany b, Fifth Regiment, National Guard,
made last Friday somewhat lively. The
"bold soger boys" walking about in their
blue uniforms reminded one Of the time
when "Johnnie came marching home"
Eleven came in from Woodward "with
their startling drum and afe, waking the
living TO fercor life !" while members Of
the company came from Curtin and How
ard. We understand the company num-
bers scvcnty-fve In BeIiefonte.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

Whcrcuron 7. 7. Musscr, A. J. Griest
and j. II. Dobbins were declared elected.
The Convention then adjourned siae die.
The delegates were not instructed by the
Convention.
JAMES A: MoCLAIS, ! s,,r,,u-;,,
WILBUR T RKKDER, '''' ''s'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

that part of your command may be dis
pensod with, shall gladly issue the nee
essary orders" Gen. Patterson in reply to
Gov. Rtner Of same date says: '1n regard
to the latter part of your letter, in which
| am desired to state 'as an officer and
citizen of Pennsylvania, the number Of
men which shall undertake to "prescrvc
the public peace at Harrisburg" / beg
leave to reply that my official station Mt
present under the Constitution and laws,
is military one. In that capacity nm
subject to the order of the commaudcr.n-
chief, and ready TO quell AN insurrcction.
Allow me respectfully to state that mere
violations Of the public peace should be
prevented or punished by civil authority
until it is asccrtained that they are unable
to accomplish those objects the military
should not be called on to perform that
duty" Here Gen. Patterson found no
riot, no rebellion, no insurrcction, no DIS
turbancc Of the public peace among the
citizens gathered at Harrisburg. He found
them quiet and pcaccnblc, yet firmly pro-
pna.- S.. -
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formed ,hcu.elve. into Il COMMITTEE -
Safety" 10 defend ,bcir constitutional
right. A. rroemou G,p A Dn,- yo.
chosen chairman and tho rc.,,, ~ to
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

What there is left of the National
party will meet in State convention at
Altoona on the 18th Of July.
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Democratic County Convention.

Puruant g. the call Of the chairman,
The Centre County Democratic Couyen-
aon met at tho Cour, Housc 10 Bellc!onio,
On Saturday, June u, Is7p William
Hamilton, E.8, in the chair, called the
convention TO order Il, l.4j oclock =. ",
and announced thA, the arst order Of buzz
ines would Do 70 call the roU snd rnake
fub.uu'ions There were presen, IN per-
.on, and BY sa5.ti,utes, forty-fcyen dele.
gsics.
Tho chairman then announced that the
convention would proceed to nominate and
elect two Representative delegates to the
Democratic State Convention 70 be held 81
Harri,parr The following nominations
were made:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

WhercuPon J. a. McClain and Cyrus
BTumGard were declared elected.
The Convention then nominated the
following Persons n Senatorial Conferees
70 choose Senatorial Delegate 10 the
same Convention:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

Cyrus BrlmEard of Miles township,
Josrph Rat. Of Spring
7. J. Duukle 81 Rush
!. 4. McCiain Of Bpggs
]. T. Boaorf of Ferguson
Before the ballot was taken Mr.. T. ].
Dunkle, Of Rush withdrew his name. Tho
rcgult was A. fo!lows:
, 1879-04-22

Streat Station Cornell became Indignant at the
wny f,o had hcen treated by Csowne, mud coll
clnde'a 10 tell Tho wulo trttl, Of The affair. Ic
Friday nlnht hefnru tbs burRlnry, he stutca that
CroRnc tent for him. a,h} told him What he
wanted slohn. Hut Mrs. UsirEcr, living Ut NJ.
lH North Grcgn street, was NJ h0ttlt. Trey
met at fllu na1no ul1.cu tln 1ucccGuEt,7 night,
but nGntn t1l1 conditions were not favorable,
antl It wns not autl Monday night TINT u was
announced that Mrs. U. was away from home.
Crnvne then went with Kce,lan uill hlnIsal( to
within few dhors of tho house, :nfsl
RayH them minute directions M to how
they wcre to enter, and "a TO wherd tic
most valuable goo!Is a.ul tho money. werot to b
found. The plumber was brought III tntc1c1e,
a1l WIS taken by CroWnc to bis atore. lia $ayc
tllem 82 cnrll. Subsequently, when trouble
WAS threatened, Cr0wnc met him On
tic fnsiiann street vialuct, md giving
him $lG, tol1 Him 10 get out nj town, md to
send for moro lnonoy II Il ,was wanted. 1le
ulen went to Clinton, ID. Connell nlsu gave
informatIoll tint u satchcl containing two
silk 1resses and so,ne tAccs were
hidden Mt tho barn Of A. row
l,crder OIL Western nvenuc near Hubbard street.
Tho officers went tlsre last evening, md found
two llnpertihcnt youths in charge, who stntcd
that the satchel Ind been left there,
but. llad aimee been stolen. They
wcrc bott, arrested md Eavo tho pamea Of John
Short md Cnt lIennssAey. The jatlcr. haa fre-
quentty been nrrcsteu ~ thief, Ilnpca are
now entertained Of recovering a!l the ssu0 worth
stolen,
, 1879-04-22
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

eoEonor biann yesterday held an inquest
s"h slasy Brett, who was run over and killed
~ Trout VI her home, No. a57 Lursabco street,
naIarday afternoon, by wagon driven by Julius
.M .Me'aenann. Tie Jury c1ouerated him from
~ blanie, and ordered hls release
,, ,s9na custody. An lnquest was Also
a.'o Upon Thomas Hanplgar, f3 years
T.. f.ase, Who dieu Of iniur[cs rcuoved by falsIng
n'nl Il mun 10 lnnropcr!y guarded sidewalk ut No
H,hna Hha'oa ot streeti and upun Mrs. Catherine
~ f.1h, u, q yuars Of age, who dlod Of tenorrhaQe
II H. 'hs luuss at No. :a01 North Clark street.
mia. a!so went To Leydcn, seycn
innss.. i!ss beYond Jefferson, to hold au
;;ssauest y nnon George Hulc, a h!ahly.respected
tm!'aIs tiMa'as OK that town, who was run over aud
hsnsa hssa yesterday morning by Ills tcanl, which
IT, tsaAs w ifss!ltenc1 a. O passing train A jus
H. iu y, VI ms Peace had however, l4lu IN Inquest
dsue, 'se orntng. md had found verdict Of acc..
..he the developments Ia tho Uslrger burglary
Grn,..sFo a1 sFo hscoming ipturcstin:s for Jsmct
ri ms.e saloon Mnl Kr0eeryman at tho corner
~ at,aa hubbard aud Desplaines stFeets. He was
ill.,; tsSs.ea lug some days ago for receiving pur-
in~n " :, t!s stolen goods, aud, "sauea..
buyah1y, bu.sGhy, The latter was arressca, aud hsll In
s,asy ~, bonds to tss Criminal Court. Conuoll
.lnso as oat ot town until yessurdaY, aud was seen
aMt a,oH3 ~ tbs afternoon jumping over fencct
~ sta ,s gso'ns through alleys to bis bo,no
st,.c,S ,!o Corner u Leayftt aud Carroll
i''s ie'nscts. o!licer ii. u. Klngroao went in after
nii', Ill.,, ,ail, alter short bur hot encounter,
Eeeu hlM under arte1t When Shea aui
'"''as eonTesscd With him Ut the Madison
, 1879-04-22

door. The visitor was then shown fntn pnrlos
handsomely furnished. Weeks carefully closed
the door. and said that "tl,c la.1yn poult ap.
pear shortly: In tl,r Interval he threw himself
into one OF tho ample arin-tl.airs ami wattet the
cntrnncc 0f his wife with the case Of ono who Ia
at least Of nlurt consequence IN a house than
the coaehmau. a fuattin,, on the s,aIrs preceded
the entrance of Mira. Weeks lntu The tarior.
frightened Mtcn. III fnct. slIe bccHe1 to lIslAu
tho situation less than her husiAml Sire IL
rather helom The medium IN stntnre, has dark
antr, which ahe wnars dressed high, ami ilas
:!een. black, 'psFkling eyes. She mas very fash
as II not too hadl' she exclaimed. II don't
see WHY pcoplc viii not leave tts alone. cnnnot
SEQ low 1t catne out. We na.lo the minister ut
Iappan psoinltc to say notf,ins, and when we
we're lcayIn" illc lousp hs renewed Ills pron.Isa
!1 me- prtaona!'y | know how It was. though.
-Four i, lst'ie. hnppened 70 be Mt his house, ninl
told. How tnran,t
Well" sail James, s'it is all out now, at
frat train for New ynIk."
The propositinn WAS treated with SILENCE on the
part OF tiic lady.
. II -, s''auid 10 ike to have m opportunity OF
rcads IL In tic paper. lie Is nil nlA gentleman,
and one OF the ycrv best ot fathers. liv IL
Of this moment IN fhr city at business. Do
you think lis Will Ire very unury! | know lie
w'al feel badly. but dearly love my lus.
banl:'
Tel him on ILLS return this evening"" aug
Kchtcd tllc caller.
II suppose 1t wa,,lti bc hest to do 10; hut
did mol want to break the news for two w-ckr
before he gets hnne."
Weeks conducted Tic viattor To thu street, and
OFT tho way to the gate ha said le supposed lie
would have to leave bis fAtheE-in-lnwhs huuse.
His ambition was 10 obtaIn position On tbs
FIrvafpI HALLWAY In Maui fork Ia Lr,I t.ls
, 1879-04-22

ot NAA6s 4tO O6As1s
The ltash of Mrs. Clara Marlon Jessie ltousby
was announced IN Telegram from London
yesterday aftcrnoon, HIle wns Nh actress who
crcated not uany years nso considerable furoro
on the London stage, moru Oh account Ut hor
beauty, however, than because OF her ability.
For the past year or two unpleasant runora
haya been tn circulation concerning her, and her
testimony olIctted during thu trial last Nuycn-
her OF Baudsnann "a. Rousby did not tend totTs'
prove The opinion pooplo had foruiua Of her
l.abiss OF life. Ou Dec. 10, 1869, She
1nadc lcr first appearance Oil thu London
stage at TIC Quuen's Theatre, Long Acsc, as
Fortitlsa In Tou, ,TayIor's drama 90 Tho Fooi's
Revenge" Sho was tbs pupil md pet OF the
tlruMaiIst, uild ssle Nas warmly praised iUr tue
uctsonasion. Mrs. Koushy'a chief success.
lInMsyer, was In the part Of tic l'rihet4s
J7fsabah, tho leading rute IL another Of Tom
Taylor's dramas entitled "'iwixt Axe anl
C1oWn,n tlrst performed d. tho Queep's TlleatFu.
A year ur two sfter#arAs,-In the season OF
1671.'1i,-sho yis!tcl this cnantry, aud appeared
ln uu principal cities, but althouGh sau waa
been fully aro.ted s!ls lal!rl tu create auY great
enthusiasm. ~ tic eud of tho seasou shu re-
turned to London, alia has been playing pretty
constantly uElit Inst year. AmouE ule note
worthy pieces tu which Mrs. RousbT has ap-
pcateu OH tl,e London stsss arc thu following,
,nuru or Iest tuccess; 'Joah 0f Aren tom
Tuylor> tirtt performed 4s shc t2ucen's Theatre
In Aufll, l67l; ''Qrselda" (Mss Braddonl,
produced at ila Princess Theatre Ia NoYcui.
ber, lo13; "Awy Qussa o. Scots" W..
, 1879-04-22

The 6trakoseh opera season opened In San
Francisco, on the 14tt inst. with great sue
cess. Tic opera wns ''Lucla,' with Mile. Lttta
IN the title role. All OF the papers were cnthu-
stast!c over her performance, alid pronounced It
q great hit. We select enc OF the MANY glowing
tributes, from the Chronicle:
Never in the annals Of the San Francisco stage
has thcsc been seen W brilliant anu fnshtonn0ls an
on lin Inauguration Of tho season of italian opera
at this establishment. Tho boxes. tho parquet,
aa a presented thS appea1anca n .S
fAo gsace a,ad hcauty Of SSH Franclsco'n faircst
types u wo.nanMuod. One city to 50 cosmopolitan
in i's app1cciasion That tho interest this
sion was greatly augmented lit regard TO thu rtcep-
ton that thy now company was TO 30 accorded On
tits, their lehnt. Tho overture sloWcd clearly
lint thu orcl.esta, under the leadership Of bis ii
Novotis. waa In good form aud under uxcellont
eont5o and n The onSnlng sesnos sig rans,
by hls beautiful reciiaiyc md tho admirable
manner In wl,ic, his two aFias wcro delivered.
A. oIeo ae showed that lo was m artist worthy Of
Tho fan,u he has achieved, and all through the
oper., BY h,s beautiful me.hod md superb xo!cs.
a hy y, ~ NJ ~ o5 e. eo 10
M!o. Nara Ll,ta. accustomed as aha las been 10
bu received with enthusiasm, usl '.ays been sar.
~ Lucia, and her !lrst aria Esqaasa ne! s!tfnslo
ele!!ed ens sEht signs Of apr.oratt L. nat a The
aEs m aaa's AT. ssoS s9 na
tho symrnthscs Of tho audience IN ht! favor, and
ltnt sympathy Increased 10 surprise ami to almIrn-
lion when IN her rcnaition Of thu mad acene sho
fairly carricd away tho aaaicncc by her sxguisise
yocnIizatlon. Miic. I.ttta pusSeesoa q voice Vi
admirable tln6ft, tackins solnuwAat that mellow.
nesa and yo'nmo that iew years, experience wy
beil, auti hor delivery Of oil ths noEtl beauties
with which tho score IL laden wss so''iothtug
rlienomtnni In 70 young an attiat, tic ataccaso
uocs In tic mad sccnr especially being marvel ot
oxucution hho was recalled amidst scpno Of
Wild enthusiasm, md eha llaa oydeEtiy won fore.
most place III the fnyor uf our dtisttdHH.
, 1879-04-22
y5ItenlxsEnht+

The following Is au aneedote Of the late N. Do
Vtilcmesaant: The manager OF the Frcucll Op-
refusal Ut Mile. Nilsson 70 sing oulY one act or
Two acts Of asl opera Oh the open!ng night OF
tl'e new building. Thereon VIliem essant tsle,
graphed to huE, saying. Do this for say ss9s."
Mile Nilsson telegTaphed to her, saying,
" Well Tor your sako WILL" Tho colossal
Vilemeasant thereon wrote to the manager Ut
the ope1x: You rcu have got you out Of big
scrsps. Al! I ask OF you Is to nliow the snb-
llzhtsl up before II is opcnet" 'rtsa mapsxos
ot the opera replied; "Generous mau-anJ-
, 1879-04-22
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THE GREAT SKIN CURE,

Tbs most uonlinR, Soothing, and Hofresh-
ing Extornai Application tn tho World.
It trapidy hcala Ulcers, Old Borcs, and DlschaE-
lnG Wounds: Itching Piles aud othcF Itching alice
sf!uslthv nnsueakahlc qualification u thousands:
Burns, Scaiua, Wounds. and Festcss; ail 1tchlHR
and Scaly Eruptiona nf Tho Skin. md all AGecttons
Il has hcou known 10 tho most Intelligent phys
atcians II has swept a hobt Ut posonons rcn,edtes
sIttou nnd mode Of treatment, AMI succeeds IN cnr-
Ing every external Affection. At every AtaGe II ts
ably asslAtcd BY EUTfCU1tA SOAP. which - part
Of itself incidentally, and at tho sauo tfmc tho
most dclighttuliy fragrant ahd refreshing Toilet,
BBtll. md .InrscTy S0ap Ia o1t0tence.
CU1IGtNA IlsaQI.vENT, 4 powerful purifying
agent md liver stEtnuant should be taken to nen-
ttaiize aud resolve away blood potsons. caused by
tho virus Of ecsufuln, chnccf, canker, na1ariA or
contagious Diseases, which matutaiu aud fotter
dtasaata Of tho hKin md Scalp.
, 1879-04-22
KENTUCKY DusuwuACKEns.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April sl.-A spccial dis.
patch frum Aft. Vernon, Ky, to the Cour;er-
Journal saya: For several weeks past patty OF
men have been holding meetings near there
and hovo effected m organization for tho pur-
pose ot killing several persons tu The
town und county, now on trial IN the
Circuit Court should they escape indictment,
and haya also throa.cnod to burn tie town a1ll
hang certain county officials. Last Saturday
writ was Issued for suyrral persons known
to bo mcmbers Ut the organIzattou al'd the writ
y'ace.i In the hantls or Ashley 0weus, the
county detective. a possc OF twenty-five men
Was summoned, and to1othcr they proceeded 10
tic house OF jesse ittmaf,, who lives
near pmc IltIl., Not finding i,l!n thcre, they r.
turned. and, when 0 short distance from ritt,
bushsisclsers. @ ] Ihc iire was returned aul eoniu
200 shots cxenaugsd, whcu the bushw'lackers
Withdrew. Two officers wero slightly and one
OF tic bushwhackcrs reported seriously
wounded.