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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

THE Republican papers claim great
credit for giving full force to the late
election in Maine in not counting out
Governor Plaisted. Assumed honesty
may be counted to their credit in the
absence of the genuine article. But
in this case they could not do other
wise than scat the duly elected Gov
ernor. Throwing out all the possible
technical errors in returns his election
was still secured by q respectable
margin.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

THE annual agitation of the re-
moval of the State Capitol from Har-
risburg to Philadelphia has already
made its appearance in the LeglsIa-
ture and bills are introduced to that
effect. The State Capitol is at least
one hundred miles too near Philadel-
phia now, with its sinks of pollution
and its deficiency of decent political
morality. 1t will indeed be a sorry
day when the Legislature consents to
locate the State government in city
where they are incapable of holding
an honest election or furnishing a
scoundrel for defraudpg the ballot.
Philadelphia is not the place to send
our representatives to obtain honest
legislation or honest administration.
If Harrisburg, like Philadelphia, has
become an unsuitable place for the
State government, send it to the CEN
tire rs far from city influence as posi-
BILE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

SENATOR MoRGAN from Alabama
has introduced in the Senate Of the
United States n substitute for the
Electoral Count resolution Of Senator
lngall-, Of Kansas Senator Morgan 5
resolution j. concurrent and after pass.
ing the Senate goes to the house for
action. 1t provides that the two
houses Of Congress assemble in the hall
Of the House of Representatives on
Wednesday, 9th February, 1881, at
- o'clock and proceed to count the
vote that the President of the Sen
ate shall be the presiding officer; that
one person shall be teller upon the
part Of the Senate and two upon the
part Of the House. 1t further provides
the manner of counting the vote which
Is vested in the houses themselves, the
Vice President only opening the votes
and passing them to the ;ellers. Thus
will the question of the absolute au.
thority of the Vice President in count
ing the electoral vote be settled and a
dangerous precedent be avoided.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

THE Senatorial dead lock in the
Tennessee legislature was broken last
week by the election of Henry T..
jackson, Democrat, to succeed Sena.
tor Bailey Of that State. Mr.. Jack.
son is said to be a lawyer of high
standing and great ability and his
election to so exalted a position is re.
ceived by the people of Tennessee with
extreme satisfaction. The Republi.
cans hoped TO gain a Senator in this
State, which would have given them
a clear majority in the United States
Senate. The election of jackson,
however, will make that body stand
81 Democrats. 81 Republicans, with
,. Davis, of Illinois, and Malone, Of
Virginia, classed as independents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

ISJuREp.--A small son Of Mr.. William
Green, the colored porter at the Brocker.
hoff House, was quite seriously injured on
Monday last In attempting to jump on
a sled which was moving along Allegheny
street, he lost his hold and fell. one Of the
front runners passing over his neck, cut.
ting Il quite severely.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

THAT veraeious individual known
as the Washington Correspondent is
very busy at present in arranging a
cabinet for the incoming President. II
is just possible, however, that Mr..
Garfield may have word to say about
the matter himself, and that nearly all
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Mr.. CAMPBELL, the new comptroller
Of New York, successor of John Kel-
ley, creates quite a sensation among
the office-holders by requiring fair
earnings of all officials aud dispensing
with the services of superAuous at
taches. lie has cut down the appro-
priations in his department from
s1S4000 to s117 900. The new comp.
troller is working officer himself,
aud is not disposed to be surrounded
by drones. His example is worthy OF
extended acceptance in other spheres
of service where the people are ex-
pected to foot the bills.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Mr.. HAYES has nominated his
brother.in.law, Stanley Matthews, OF
Ohio. a Justice Of the Supreme Court.
To make room for another Ohio man
and reward a serviceable relative who
participated in the theft of the Presl-
dency, Mr.. Hayes has been persistent
in procuring the resignation of Judge
Swayne. The nomination was referred
to the Judiciary Committee OF the
Senate, where it is probable the quail
fications of Mr.. Matthews and the
propriety and fitness Of the appoint
ment will be severely overhauled.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

The Representatives from this county
have been assigned 70 the following com.
mittees Mr.. Gephart, to Appropriations,
Railroads, Public Buildings, Pensions and
Gratuities, Vice and immortality, and Mr..
Murray, 10 Judiciary tOcal), Geological
Survey, Insurance and Manufactures.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Frank Mc0rath, colored, was hanged
on Friday last at Georgetown, S. C., for
the murder cf Josie Small. colored.
repFieve was on the way. but there il
no communication by railroad or tele.
graph, sDd it arrived too late.
MF. Don Cameron is about 10 make,
the greatest effort Of his life. IL
needs to.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

THE dead lock over the election OF
a United States Senator still continues
in the Pennsylvania Legislature, Our
Republican friends may as we'll break
it by consenting to the reelection ot
Senator Wallace for another term ot
six years. Pennsylvania can have no
better representative at Washington
than Mr.. Wallace. His ability and
experience are well known. His un-
tiring devotion to the vast and impor-
tant interests of our great Common
wealth in his past public services
makes assurance doubly sure that they
can be safely entrusted to his care IN
the future, and the unseemly wrangle
of factions at Harrisburg cannot end
better than by giving him the well
deserved compliment of a reelection.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

WE are in receipt of the Phlladel-
phia Records very interesting almanac
for 1891, for which the publisher will
please accept our thanks.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
NO. ).
" May God Have Mercy"
TWO BOYS sESTEsCED TO DEATH you THE
ECRDER or THEIR FATHER.
MARYyfLLE, No, Jan. q, 1871.

MURDER or THEIR FATHER.
MARYyfLLE, No, Jan. g, 1881.
motion Tor new trial and in ar.
rest of judgment in the cases Of Al.
bert Z. and Charles T.. Talbot, who
were yesterday found guilty Of ASIA in.
atIne Their father in this county. on the
18th Of last September, was oycrruled
by Judge Howell this afternoon. His
honor then directed Albert L. Talbot
to stand up, and, while the court room
was wrapped in profound silence. said
--" Have you any reason why the sen.
tence OF death should not be pronounc.
ed upon your The prisoner stood be.
fore the court with his arm. folded and
and look Of defiance upon his face.
with qulyering lips he said In the
hrst place, because am not guilty"
His Honor said THE Jury saws YOU
are, and ! therefore direct that YOU be
confined in the jail Of Nodaway county
until the 18th day Of March. 1851. and
'on that day the Sheriff shall take YOU
to the place OF execution. and there
h4ng you by the neck until YOU are
dead, and may God have mercy on
your SOUL His honor went on -
"Charles l.. Talbot, you too may stand
up. Have you any reason why the sen.
ience Of death should not be pronounc.
ed upon you = The boy, never finch
ing IN the least, never showing one iota
oi emotion or nervousness in his face.
SAID he was not guilty. The Judge said
he jury says you are. and therefore
direct that you be confined TO the iail
Of Nodaway county until the % day of
March. 1851, and on that day the Sher-
1T shall take you TO the place Of execu.
ton and there hang you by the neck
until you are dead, and may God have
mercy on your soul
ERoELS HEARTS.
1t was a heartrend!ng scene in the
court room that followed the death
sentence. Women cried, shrieked a. If
IN agony. Strong men wept at the
terrible scene OF mother, sister and
other relatives OF the convicted and
sentenced boys a. they wrapped their
arms around their necks and went a. II
their hearts would break. Albert
broke completely down and wept like
child. At few minutes before five
O'Clock the court adjourned. and thus
ends the greatest murder trial, probably,
IN the history Of Missouri.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Or the effort now being made to
place Grant on the retired list of the
army with the rank of General and Il
salary of about $4,000 n year, the
Doylestown Democrat pertinently re-
marks, "The Senate is opposed to the
measure; and we think properly. If
there were any just reason why this
bill should pass. no doubt it would
meet the appreciation Of the country.
Gen. Grant has received more honors
from the country and more money
from the government than any other
public man. lie is now rich, without
children to support they having mar
ricd rich, and he does not need pecu-
mary assistance. The persistent cf-
forts of his political friend. to get him
large salary without any duties
to perform, places Grant before the
country in the position of mendicant,
and does his reputation an injury.
They should let him alone, and allow
him, like hi. predecessors in the pre.i.
dental chair, to retire upon hi. hon.
ors. Thi. course will be a surcr meth
od of gaining him the universal re.
spcct of his countrymcn.'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
BELLEFoNTE PA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 1881.

the conjectures of the aforesaid vera
cious individual may prove to be mere
inventions Of the Imagination. The
only thing that seems TO be decided
upon is that Senator Blaine will be
the Secretary of State, with a proba-
bility that Senator Allison, of Iowa,
may be the Secretary of the Treasury.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-08
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Sartm0tttt TT Sama0a.

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Scr Senier.G onpent tn G5teaac.

nc g o, b. 2u9nH- - We 0tttqlteOer
Ses i'm yBalmerzS Souie" tdgeuoen Srenz&ou
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btn III.
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Ger Delegation.
Sine Gepcid)e aus 8eor,a mel6et, OaB =.
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in, ieOO4 bat men bier nod gdd)tS bon ihm
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Ecr ~, oenifdJ artsrtfa.ttiGBe
Hebrerf1a

nuree am2. Nn9uIt Su Sapenportr Sopd, oon
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tdr bss 9ebrerpsre.ns, erDfuet. Die 9t0atea
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traren buIh e,nen ooer mebrere Sslegaten Dcr=
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TRACE:
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den SIdfte 9ebou audi Die ausbiIbun9 Der Sanoler=
tiateit:
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wurS,u nod lsbbriter Debate anssnommen,
uro Elm aus Den SS. Seller, @loBnIaun uno
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bisie SbeIen baiirte Torlhldse oem nddliten
9ehreltos MAIDEN Iou.
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benCr Somite'n, oarunter ben osS datiill9en,
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bon Soliimore, Der Sausuater oeS yaagemeiz
ren 3mtid)en 0oileubauies. 9lnberpem
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Abiems uho gs. YIler pon SiHcinnatl uno Serr
Sonoerheee bon gieiparf, gi.=S.
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Siemm uon Cincinnati.
fStnoer96rteu: SER Samonn bon Detroit.
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Saptnpoit.
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8is ore6ehntS S. brssltun9 pito gu Buffalo
ab9tbalten ipsr0eH.
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GrauIaer S;itno tit ether SteirsD orr
fer GtrGse.

Nem . OFT, Z. IuSuft. - Die 9:metuoe
Der Yresbnierinuer.Sirdle an Der IA. StraB;
purbe heute Surd einen unertrdalidlen Seruh
bclGfiat, uelfer Gus oer &lbliotpet Der Conn
tonsifiule III fOmmsu ihicn. Die S5iire Der
gihliothet muroe BON Der Bolisei erbrodsu,
une man fnno ben &iiiisr S. 9. Osborne ais
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ben Su uebmen.
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@f.tfhntrn In Scn,.eEite. .

@incinnati. 6.NuNuH.-Gine Spl;ial-
hCpgide nelNet, bab Sob Osborn uub len
Sphn Som am II. Suli III 9Seailspz@ouutp,
Germ, pou Hrant Bate uno ietnem Sohne
@ilis Qeifofisnu. perruunbet wuroen. IlS b
unS Som Osborne 0eItern bon YtcSeIiie,
Carroll. Gounp, suriidlebrten, tuurNen ne ourd
mebrere BON einent 6int:rbalte aus ob9eieGtrte
Jiehpofeuid)iiie QetObtet.
Sn Srocp. Git1, gruuop -@Ountp, Ssnn.,
fano oeifern Gbeno eine ShIG9erei inter @ruz
bcnorbcitern ftatt. Sunlor Street eridlOB 8hos
mos Mc@opsru uno mulbe barauf ielbit ourd
e,nen WeiiYitim aet0btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-08

g8aihin9ton. Z. auluf. - Sstrctar
Slaine mtro pahrideinlib morgsn cine turSe
&eiis na6 9ierI.@u9lanb antreten.
8ie gdfrige Steueretnnabme betrua $475,.
271.54, Die 3oleinnabme S946, ,572 .63.
SIM Sd)ntamte lieien geitcrn Rationalbaut,
nsten i'm Setrage bon $4,000 sur @inl6-
Irnn ell.
&cr cmsritaniide @eidGftstraaer in @on,
fan .nopel beridtet, baB bas tiirtife 0etret
gegen Ginfubr bon ameritauiibem Sdlmetue,
fleiidl uollfGnois in Ser9eiieHbeit Qeratbeu in
unb nidlt our9geiitbrt miro.
Die @riparniiie burdl &eSuttion Der Stsrns
poiis unO Oes YOitOampteroienieS beSifern fif
ieit bem 4. MGr5 auf $1,38I ,442.
Der SefretGr bes Snnern bat cine Commit
fion eiugeieet, nm nit Den @row. .Saoian,ru ia
Niontanu me9cn oes Be9ereAts Der =, Mortbern=
Yacific>@iienbabn" burtb ibr @ebiet ;u inter
hanbeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-08
Ser 6GporisebenSe Sanfters=
SuufjCfaf.

0iogora=SalIs, N.sY., 7. 2luguit.-
9Gs Arrangements @omite Der ygtaional.
&opticrs gliO,,aliOh" pirO mOr9en cine Scr.
iammlupQ halteIl, um Die Sorbercitungen fiiI
reA ouf Sreitag abenO auberannlten groBer
gmpiarg I'M International. 6Otel" 3u BOILER
oen. 9as Bro9ramm fir DE SerbanOlungeu
RS GonpCntS ift bereits auf9eitellt. 0it
tauptdd lihen Sortrdgc merocr BON 2lODC
8epis, 96lb. q. s. Siuton, W. u. Gamp,
San Slpd, s. @Oulo mo bc.h Gourant Son-
tIo'edr Supr aebalten mer0c.I. 9r. >. ..
3tomQs aus Baltimore miro cine SorlsiuuQ
iber ,ole SerbinoelLug BON llnterihleiieu'
bolten. Scr @onueut pr Gage III S,tung
hlrihen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-08
Grnnn et,,es Nnmnfers .

Gl09to n, N.zg., s. Nu9lf. .-Oer Rlol
eampfer ,,6lomer-GItp," GiSsnthum oOu 8.
8. Barn in 8oteiier, geriet9 beute iriib bier
in @ranb uno puroe, Oa bic Rannidluft nt4t
i'm Stanbe mar, oas Seuer 5u lDten, pom
@ptcrplute Io5gsmad)t uno Den 2S.len iber>
laiiCu. giad'osm baS 6abr3eug oreiuiertel
Stunoen gebraunt hattie, l6idte bic DtluniAait
zines cauaniifeu Sdlsppoampias Dos 6euer.
9ie Sujiite uno bO8 Oberr Sa0ed itHo 3eritOrt
trolNfu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-08
GrGnOc.

8aIeflne, Sfr., 6. 4uguf. Gin i'll Der
Istten Nudlt GusaebIodenes 6clIer Ssrli0rte cine
91rhe uon gSobnbdulern. Der Serluit batrGgt
$4,000, unN bic 8eIfderuHg $40, 900.
9temart, R..S., 6. 4ng. - Sin 5airdilS
& Sobo's SdretusrmsriiiGre brad beuts 6suer
aus, nsf,s ispss @tubliiiemsnt iouOhl, rote
81. & y. 2inoslep's Soheniduppen, Y. Sar>
ter's Sutblodiabrif uro mebrere nn,ere anltoz
tence @ebduos in aite leate. Yian lhdet ben
@eiammtpaIuf aul $4,000.