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EUROPE.

Critical Condition OF Affairs III Bulgaria
LONDON, jane 2.-The Bucharest cores
pondent of the Times draws a comparison he
tween the present condition of the East and
that which preceded the Russo-Turkish war
and saws: "The situation appears exceeding-
~ critical to those living Oil the scene of ac-
ton, and to ensure safety against an outbreak
among the elements in Turkey which cannot
be Influenced by any species of diplomacy, it
Is essential to place an adequate force imme-
diately at Scutari, and on the Greek frontier
where the inammable elements are most ex-
cited. 1t will be political miracle if another
conflict does not break out before the circular
notes, &c, have ceased floating aimlessly
about in the Eastern atmosphere. Russian
officers are busy Transforming every able bod
led Bulgarian into a soldier. Are they doing
this to aid the safe transmission OF protocols
and identical notes."
The Treaty Between England and France.
Leon Say, French ambassador to England,
speaking at the Lord Mayors banquet to the
Judges at the Mansion House last night, said
he considered his mission in some sort CON-
pleted, as he felt sure England and France
would renew shortly, with liberal improve
ments, the treaties of 1860
Foreign Notes.
In the German Bundesrath on Tusday mo-
ton OF Prussia respecting the inclusion of the
lower Elba within the customs territory was
discussed. 1t was finally resolved it shall be
read the first time in plenary sitting without
previously being submitted to the committee.
The captain of vessel at Queenstown from
Demerara reports on the Both of April last, in
lat. 30 north. lon. GO west he passed raft, ap-
parently made ON man-of-war or first class
steamer, as it was bolted together, not dashed
and two days afterwards he saw several corpses
| clothed in white
The London bondholders of the Reading
hallway Co. on Tuesday appointed protecs.
ton committee and also deputation to ask
| Lord Cairns to act as its chairman.
Duelling in Hungary.
Diet will suspend parliamentary privilege Of
immunity from arrest in case of members pres,
ent at the duel between the counts Karolyj
and Zichy.
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Brighton Cattle rIar.,e,.

For the week ending Wednesday, June 2.
Amount of stock at market 1906; Sheep and
Lambs S82S; Swine 13, 100; number Western Cat
tie 1862; Eastern C"ttle 1O4 itch Cows and North
ern Cattle 15U.
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 lib, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 8 0095 rs; first quality at 4 750
871a; second quality 2594 62Ha; third quail
ity, at 1894 12!a; poorest grades of coarse Oxen
Bulls etc.. 3 O0(@3 6215.
Bighton Hides 81sc " fb; Brighton Tallow SC ~
H.
Country Hides at 71s@Sc p 1b; Country Tai
low 3G4c % lib.
Calf Skins 121a@13c % ib; Sheared Sheep Skins
at 25g35c each. Wool Skins at $2@S3 each; Lamb
Skins SOC each.
Working Oxen-A few pairs each week is all the
market requires during the hot weather. We have
not noticed any sales this week.
Store Cattle-Not any in Market Small Cattle in
most instances that are in fair condition are
bought up to slaughter.
Mich Cows-The trade for Mich Cows for the
past two weeks has been very dull and good Cows
have been sold at low prices.
Sheep and lambs-Western Sheepscost from ga
9614c; Lambs at S99c y fb. None offered in
market for sale.
Swine Fat Hogs, prices 5@51sc y fb live weight.
Store Pigs, Wholesale 614961ac " lib live weight.
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Domestic Markets.
By Telegraph.>

NEW YORK. June 2-Evening-
1925 bbls; Superine and No steady with fair in
quiry; others heavy 10915 lower;sales 1880 bbs:
No 2 at 1908 4O;Sup. Western andState at 3 5O0
4 80; extra Western and State at 00a4 so; good
to choice do at 5O97 90; White Wheat Western
extra at 6595 90; fancy do at 0597 90; ex-
ira Ohio at 1895 so; extra St. Louis at cog
90: patent Minnesota extra at q 006D7 90; choice
to double extra at LOGS rs, including 5000 bbls
City Mills extra at 6095 70; $500 No 2 at ESQ
low extra at A O0g4 so; IA, 100 bbls Winter Wheat
extra at 5096 70; 5000 bbs Minnesota extra at
4 OO@S 20, market closing dull. Southern -four in
ira O0@5 70; choice do 1896 rs. Rye Flour
dull and weak at 6095 10. Corn Meal more
active and unchanged. Wheat-recepts 4O4, 100
bush; exports 70, 1923 bush; 12c lower with an ac-
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Reduction in Telegraph Rates.

New YORK, Juue 1.-The American Union
Telegraph Company completed contracts yes
terday with the Pennsylvania Company and
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Rail-
road Company for Geographic privileges along
the lines of the two companies. The contracts
are to continue twenty years, and give to the
telegraph company the use of these, compan-
les roadway lines and offices. One condition
of the contracts is that the Western Union
Company shall have the same rights along the
road only upon the same terms granted to the
American Union, In a recent reduction of
rates made by the company, concessions were
made to press dispatches of more than 80 per
cent. of former rates. 1t was said yesterday
that the company ON Monday sent from Chica-
go over $4,000 words of press reports at cost
to the newspapers of not more than one-third
of the expense under the old rates.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch John H Converse, Leighton, from Bangor for
New York, with ice, was at Owls Head I'd in dis
tress and in want of assistance. She struck Bick
more's Ledge, off Matincus island and started keel
unshipped rudder and started a bad leak. The tug
G A Warren was telegraphcd for and sic would be
lowed to Portland for repairs.
Sch w Page, of Eastport, struck on Bull Rock,
off Canso, few days since and sunk. Crew saved.
Valued at $4,000; no insurance
Sch VIM Connors, of and from Bangor for Phila-
delphia, with lumber, struck on Delaware Break
water LIST and was breaking up pa. The cargo and
materials will be saved.
Sch Reno, Ackley, from Elizabethport for Newbu-
ryport, put into Vineyard-Haven 2lst, and reports
25th, in Staten Island Narrows, was in collision
with an Italian barque and had main and quarter
rail broken; 26th, while the crew were away, the
captains son, aged 16, fell overheard and was
drowned; 31st off Nobska, parted chain and lost
anchor.
Sch Sunbeam, Heal, I'm Rondout for Portsmouth.
put into New Bedford 3Oth with loss of mainmast
head.
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California arIn,ns stocks.
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, June 2-[Reported for the Pressl-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and Pennsylvania Picklock, 50952c: Choice
Xxx at 46@4Sc; Fine X 46947c; Medium 50a52c;
Coarse 43944c. Michigan-Extra and Xxx 44045:
Fine 43944c; Medium 4S@50c Common 4l@42c.
Other Western..-Fine and < 44145c; Medium Asa
Doc; Common 41@42c; Pulled, Extra 45@5Oc; S1-
48@53c; Fine delaine 46950c; California 18a 38c;
Texas 2bg37c; Canada pulled 4095Oc; do Combing
s4694Sc; Smyrna, washed 25@30; unwashed 592O;
Buenos Ayres 1885, Cape Good Hope a32c:
Australian 45@50c; Donskoi 32@38c; Monteyideo
36@40c: English Combing 42@55c.
The Wool market remains in very unsatisfactory
state Prices have been settling down for some two
months, but buyers appear to be as Indifferent as
ever and feel that even at present prices Wool is
not safe article to hold.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
The Captain and Cook of Vessel Brutal
" Murdered by Seaman

NORFOLK, June 2.-Wm. Selby, mate of the
last night He tells horrible story of
double murder and attempt at third which
took place on the schooner Monday night on
the St. James river He is badly wounded on
the head and has numerous bruises about the
body. The crew of the vessel consisted of
Capt Frank, Mate Selby, a negro cook and a
colored seaman and George Thompson, giant
in size and strength. The latter found an ex-
cuse to sent the mate below wheu he dispatch
the captain with pump brake. He then at
tackled the mate and struck him violent
blocws on the head, but the latter defended
himself with sheath knife and succeeded in
reaching the cabin where he concealed him
self until morning. The dead body of the
cook was found in the forecastle Drained with
an axe. Thompstn left the vessel in the
yawl and is supposed to be hiding in Matthews
county.
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Fish
SSlAOStSo III
4EaA-L

Cod, per qtl.,
L'ge Shore A 5O@4 rs
L'ge Bank. 20 00@
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SPORTING.

The Ross-J ohnson. Race Results in a Dis
graceful Row.
BOSTON, June 2.-The race between Ross
and johnson has been declared off. After the
exhibition yesterday both men met in the
evening and INDUCED in mutual knockdowns
and both to-day asked to be allowed to with
draw the stakes, which the referee granted.
The disgraceful result of yesterdays disagree
ment was stopped by the police.
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Ni7y ItItSIdpaJ
CHICAGO. June 2.-Hogs-Receipts 20, 900 head;
shipments 1000 head; the market ruled steady and
"a 35 choice heavy 1904 40.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; shipments 1400 head;
market active and strong except for poor grades.
Sheep-receipts 1000 head shipments 800 head
market steady 1904 so.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL /
Review OF the whole.a lesrnrke,.

FUR THE WEEK ENDING June 2, 1880.
The following changes are reported for the past
week: There has been decline of 25c in vari-
Gus brands of flour. Cheese is lie off. Corn and
Meal show slight decline. Lard 1sc lower But
ter has dropped &c. Sugar is quoted at $3.50 and
91sc fer graduated and Extra C. Metals of all de-
scriptions are easier. In Drugs and Dyes, Opium is
25c off, Shellac Sc, Morphine 15c, Iodide Potass
15c, Quinine 25c. Tar has advanced 25c There is
slight advance in Portland oils and drop of 5@6c
respectively on Lnseed and Boiled oils
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03
THE INDIANS.
RumOrS COhtradicted.

DENVER, Col, June Gov Pitkin has re-
ceived a telegram from Gen. Pope, saying
that h diseredits the report that Indians are
now in North Park as he has information
from Los Pinos agency that the White River
Utes are there attending races on Ouray's
farm, and that Ouray denies that any of his
Indians are in the North Park or have mo-
Tested whites
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SraNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
June 3, 1 A. NJ.
For New England,
Stationary barometer, stationary or higher
temperature, clear or partly cloudy weather,
and variable winds.
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Alabama Democrats.

MONTGOMERY, June 3.-The convention re-
nominated the present bench of the Supreme
Court judges-Ghief Justice Bryckell and AS
soc;ate Justices Stone and Manning. Ad-
journed till tomorrow.
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by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE

Maine Medical School.
BRUNSWICK, June 2'-The sixtieth course of
lectures at the Medical School of Maine closed
to-day with an address by Professor Chapman.
Twenty-Five students out of class of twenty
six received diplomas.
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tBy typography
NEW YORK, June 2-Evening.-Money loaned
easy at 3@4 per cent. on CALL closing at 5; prime
mercantile paper at 495 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change steady at 4S614@4S61s for long and 4S914
@4S9Hs for short. Governments quiet but general
ly steady State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds are
dull except Erie.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed $40, 600 shares.
me Following are Jo-day's closing Quotations of
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03
Arkansas Democrats

LITTLE Rock, June 2.-Democratic state
convention nominated Mr.. Churchill for Gov
ernor on the sixth ballot. Convention adj
journed until tomorrow
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Railroad Collision
Heavy Robbery,

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June.-A collision on the
Bee Line badly wrecked several cars and in
iured the mail agent and express messenger.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03

N0TICE-For the past thirty three years,
"CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without rivdal :
TzR@ SHADES English Mustard, ana Congress Yeast
Powder. are standard, always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03

N Heyer Crockett, Bangor; Yankee Maid, Mil
Ter. and Trader, Norris, Rockland.
CID Ist, brig Emma. Richardson, Cardenas
Ar Sd, schs Superior, Coffin, Wiscasset: Tanner
lane, Fitzpatrick, Lamoine; Edw Everett, ihurston.
Camden.
Cld 3D. barque olivari, lt) Molfno Portland:
sch Lillian, Ryan, Belfast.
SAI4EiI-Sld Is, schs Ellen Perkins. Atwood.
Bangor for New York; Mary Magee, Belfast for
New York
Also, schs iISue, Otis, Parker's Head for Lew
iston Ct; Flora King, Calais for Stonington Mary
Iymbnrner, and Winnie Lawry, from Bangor for
New York.
PRONlNCEIOWN-Sail LIST, schs Sedona, from
81 81 George for New York. Garland, Apple River, Ms,
Tor DO; Laura II JONES' Rockand for do
LfNN-Ar 30th schs Levant. Riob. BANGOR.
Thames, Robbins. Calaif
Weeks. Boston.
Sid LIST, sch } Z Carver. Wall, Calais
PORTSMOCTH-Ar 2Sth, sch Dolly Warden
Smith. Port johnson for Dover
=, Salied, sehs G NJ Gilmore Trader Yankee Maid,
franklin Pierce; M Heyer Leontine Edw Everett
Coeheko, Saml Lewis Richmond j p Ames Pearl
Albert, Emily, Active, Lewis Clark Jas H Deputy,
Mary Langdon, War Eagle, Gazele, Alice Dean,
Pavilion, and others.
MILLBRIDGE-Al 3oth sch Fred Jack, God
frey Portland - -' 49,
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HAVANA, June 2.-The specie room on the
steamer Saratoga was broken into and S26,6CO
distracted. An investigation is in progress
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03
THE ARMENIAN FAMINE.
Forty Thousand Persons Destitute-Peo
pie Starving by the Hundred.


Forty Thousand Persons Destitute-Peo-.
pie Starving by the Hundred.
LONDON, June "A telegram referring to
the famine in Kurdestan, Armenia and
Western Persia, states that 10000 persons must
be fed for two months. The telegram implores
money to purchase grain still in store at Moush
One hundred and thirty-eight persons died OF
starvation at Bashhaleh, and at Alashgad
Twenty-six villages are entirely destitute.
The rupture between the Right and dis
sldend Left in the Italian parliament is now
complete.
In the Italian deputies yesterday Crispi
government interference with elections.
Jordan, Captain of the Canadian ercketers,
who was playing at Leicester yesterday, was
apprehended as deserter from the Second
Horseguards eight years ago.
Several persons have been arrested near St,
Petersburg on charge of being connected with
the NihiliStS -
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European M arkess.
IN,


LONDON. June 2.-Consols at So 3-16 for money
and 50 ZIG for account.
LONDON, June 2-12.30 P. M.-Amercan securi-
As, Ill.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-12.30 p. M.-Flour at los
Gl2s I'd; Winter Wheat at los 3d110s Cd; Spring
Wheat at 9s 9d91Od; California average at 9s 3dtl
los la; club do at 10s91Os Cd; Corn at As 3d. Peas
Us lOdg6s Id Provisions, c.,-Pork 5Ss Cd; Beef
at CTS cd; Cheese at Ills; Lard 35s; Bacon 33s 6dd
35s;iTallow at 33s at London Ais 6d@42s
LIVERPOOL, June 2-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
frmer; NIiddling uplands at 66sd; Orleans 1I16d:
sales 10000 bales; speculation and export 1000.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, June l, by Rev. A. H. Wright Eugene
W. Sawyer OF Deering and Miss Ida l.. Merrill of
Deering.
In Oakland, CAL, May IS, by Rev. j. r. M'Lean,
Ambrose M. Drinkwater and Sarah j. Parker, both
of Oakland.
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DEATHS.

Iu South Lvermore, May %, Mr.. Daniel Love
well. aged 81 years.
In Bath, May 30 John Clark. aged % years
In North Turner, May 16, Stephen Stafford aged
20 years.
Y@The funeral service of the late Mr. Eben
Strout will take place at the residence of his son.
S: G. Strout, 1913 Danforth street, at 3 o'clock this
Thursday afternoon. The Aged Brotherhood are
invited.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03
CHICAGO.

Organization of the Republican
Convention.
GEORGE F. H0AR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
Committees i'll Control OF the Anti
Grant Men.
Conkling Places Grants Strength at
800.
HE HOPES TO TIRE OUT HIS
OPPONENTS.
The Pennsylvania Delegation Of
fered to Edmunds.
GARFIELD TALKED OF AS COMPRO-
MISE CANDIDATE.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bordeaux LIST inst ship Jos Clsrk, Hayener.
Trieste ~ WV
Sid FIN Port Antol 10, ia. May 18TH, schs Henry
Niekerson, Chase, for Providence; 21st Baracoa
McClintock, Philadelphia
Al at Kingston, May %, barqu9 Arletta, Nichols
st ,]ago
Sid May IA, sch Geo Washington, Parsons, fol
Charleston.
for United States.
Ar at Windsor. Ms, 21st, schs Charlie Morton
Laithwaite, Portland; 25th Almon Bird Drinkwat
er, Boston; 27th, Quoddy, Mahoney, Eastport; 2Stf
Brigadier, Norton, Boston.
Cid 2lst. schs Laura E Messer Gregory Alexan
dria 23d, Charlie Norton Laithwaite PHILADELPHIA
10th, barque Minnie Hunter, Parker do; 27th. sci
Quoddy, Mahoney, New York; Almon Bird, Drink
water, Baltimore.
Ar at Port Joggins Ms. May 22, brig Martha A
Palmer Matthews. Boston,
CD 2lst, sch Osprey, Crowley, New York.
ham, New York. ~
Cid at Musquash, NIB, May 20, sch Helen Maria
Look. New York.
Ar at st ,Iohn NIB May 80 barque John E Chase
Huntley. New York !; schs Yankee Blade Blake
portsmouth,; Uninn Dix. Calais j G Nash, Crow
| ley, Jonesport; Winner, Frye, Eastport.
| Cid 3Oth, sch Sultan WATSON, Rockland.
SPOKEN.
May Is, lat n, Ion 43 80, baraue Am Lloyds
| Whitmore from Rio Janeiro for New York.
May 23, lat "a 40, lon So, barque Illie SAWYER
| from Batavia for New York.
| May Il, lat 33 05, Ion 80 10, ship Mt Washing
ton. from SOuraDaya for Falmouth
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Mining sfoc,xs.

Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
L. II. Mansfield & Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland. Ne. June q:
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Paints,

P. Pure Lead. 8 O0@9 30
Pure GRID do. 8 1893 so
Pure Dry do. 8 25@8.75
Am. Zinc 80. 6 OO@7 90
Rochelle YELL. 21s@ 8
Eng. Ven. Red 21a@ 8
Red Lead;:::. 8@10
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03
FROM MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE

FHoM H1AOHi-Ndb4
Ar at Bordeaux LIST inst, ship Joseph Clark, Have
ner Trieste.
Ar at Cadiz May &c, barque j winslow, Nor.
ton, New York
Ar at Queenstown LIST inst, ship Saml Watts Ler.
mond, San Francisco.
Ar at Kingston, Ja May 49, barque Arletta Mich
OILS New York.
Sid 10Th. barque Shetland, HASKELL Cenfuegos.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03

Portland Daily Press stock List.
Corrected by WOODBURY. MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-03

PORTLAND, June l.
For Portland % cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting roads, so cars miscellaneous ner,
chandise
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LUBEC, May 2S-Ar schs Nellie j Dinsmore,
Parker, Beverly; Clara Diusmore Chase, Provi-
dence.
Sid, sch L B McNichols. Tanning, Windsor, Ms.
May % Ar, schs Charlie Morton, Lathwaite,
Windsor, Ms, for Philadelphia.
Sch Lookout of Lubec, has been new topped and
strengthened, and is now fine staunch vessel Capt
Asa Einsmore will command her.
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Laundry Il. 5R@ 8
DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
Corrected weekly by SToRER BROS. & Co.

Brown Cotsous.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

Horses are easily frightened, and un-
less they know the cause of even slight
noise, will often magnify II into something
wonderful This was the case with horse
ridden by son Of Nathaniel Boob, who
lives on Nefi's farm, near Centre Hall.
The boy carried bucket which ratified as
the horse moved along. The more the
confounded thing ratified, tho faster the
horse ran, until the boy could maintain
his seat no longer. Unfortunately, he de-
scended to the ground upon his left arm,
breaking it and also causinga fracture of
the bone between the elbow and shoulder.
We hope the lad will soon recover
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

On Tuesday morning, March 25, Mr..
Emanuel Leiizell, OF North Bend, Ne
braska, but formerly of Penns Valley,
this county, fell dead while engaged at
work in his field. Mr.. Leitzell's two sons
were with him at the time, the younger
being engaged in narrowing with team
Of rather unmsnageable ponies Seeing
his trouble, Mr.. l.eitzell went TO his as
sistance, and undertook to subduo the In
tractable animals. Being unable, however,
TO hold them, he again called the aid of
his sons. The plunging of the ponies
dragged the boys some distance from their
father, who was observed TO sink to the
ground. Mrs. Leitzell, who was standing
at the door of the house, hsstened TO his
assistance, only to find her husband dead.
The cad event was caused by stroke of
apoplexy, brought on by the violent exer-
ton In holding the ponies. The deceased
was flity-hve years old, and leaves wife
and three children.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

TRIBUTE or RESPECT. Whereas, IL has
pleased the Almighty in the wisdom OF his
all-wise providence 10 remove from our
midst our faithful comrade and fellow
member of the Veteran Club Of Potter
township, James ]. Dresher, We feel II our
duty TO prepare testimonials Of respect, to
be placed upon our records therefore,
Resoired, That in the death Of James J.
Dresher our Club mourns the loss Of one
of IL most useful and faithful members,
one ever vigilant in the performance OF
his duties in the Club room and upon the
tented field.
Resoired, That while We sympeihizs
most deeply In the bereavement of his af-
fiicted family, IL Is . source of comfort to
them and us, that our friend was ever
ready and faithful under all circumstances
IN the discharge Of his dates - soldier
and friend. -
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent 10 the bereaved family and
Published IN the county papers.
WfLLTkn 7. SHooP, l
HENRY CARVER, lCommittee.
JoHN SHANNON,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

Persons visiting the barn on the
property OF Mrs. Henry Swab, near Centre
Hall, on Thursday week, found that lady
lying unconscious upon the threshing floor.
She had entered the upper portion of the
barn some time previous, and had the mis-
fortune to fall through TO the threshing
floor below, distance of eleven feet. Her
injuries were quite serious.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

Mrs. Hockenberry, wife of Mr.. John
Hockenberry, living near Reynolds mill,
died, after brief illness, on Sunday night
of last week. Tho deceased lady was a
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Wilson, of Mccoy
II Linns ironworks. She was only 20
years of age. Her funeral occurred on the
following Tuesday, her remains being in
tered in the Friends cemetery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22
BKLixroSrE. April 10. 1880

RDIToRs DEMoCRAT--Sirs. An article
appeared in your paper of the 9Th instant,
in relation 10 q shoe button that was taken
out of the left nostril Of our little twin
daughter, Maggie, and least our family
physician might be placed In an unfair
light In the matter, wish 10 say
that he called 10 see Maggie September
%, 1879, and had not been in the family
for thirteen months previous 70 this call,
and has not treated the child since the
lrst call JoIIx i. POTTER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

"A new boardwalk has been laid
reaching from the street gate, through the
yard te the rear entrance of Miss Petrikcns
school house.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-22

Advertisements calculated by the Inch in length
of column and any less sIace is rated full inch
Foreign advertisements must be paid for before In
serton, except yearly contracts, whom hafyearly
plymsnts in advance viii he required.
PoLIrfcAL NoTcEs, lS cents per line each Insertion
Eathlag inserted for less than 81 cents.
RrsivEss NoTicEs In tho editorial columns Is cents
per line, each insertion.
Local NoricEs In local columns 10 cents per line.
ANEOuNcEaESTs oF MARRIAGES AsD DEATHS inserted
fee; but all obituary notices will DO charged cents
per line.
SPECIAL NorIcEs 25 per cent. above regular rates.