Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-01
GENERAL NEWS.

Nd, saws that he never even 80 much
as thought OF appearing in behalf of
Guteau.
The Central National Bank, of Bos'
ton has received an order from Comp
troler Knox authorizing it 10 increase
its capital stock 10y an ldltion OF S3uO'
600.
Secretary F,laer has ascer' 'incd 'hHt
the G,y.rnm.nt cannot hu, 4 anl 1.
Mt the pre,ent market rat" wtthou loss.
ga cnmp tred with caii "' 81 l'e' "'"''
honds.
Conyresst ,en Wood. whose horses at
Washington are array"d ia gold mount.
al sets of harness, that cost from 500
tn 00O each sci. made hi- millions ty
the manufacture of moving machines.
Rndolph Bial, we'll known as violin.
ist musical leader and composer died
in New York on "Wednesday night,
in the Attn wear at his age. lie was -
native OF Prussian Silesia.
The attorney general "f Indiana de-
cided that mayors of cities cannot Legal
ly MARI, people. somehow 1t has nj
ways seemed to be rather easier To get
divorced than married IN Indiana.
At the meeting of the grand lodge of
English Freemasons on December the
Prince of Wales will move vote oi con
dolence with the family OF the late
Brother James A. Garfield.
An Ohio girl sued a man for breach of
promise, and proved him such mean
scoundreI that the jury decided that
she ought to pay him something for not
marrying her.
W. ). Hubbard, OF New York, q
"crauk" claiming To be Guiteau, the
saviour of the Republican party, the
nation and the world, registered at two
hotels in Washington. He was lock
ed up.
General Boulanger and eight other
French visitors are taking look at
our frontier posts. At Fort Russell,
Wyoming Territory, they expressed
their admiration of the real, live, reg
ular American soldier"
Mr.. Kinsella, the editor Of the Brook
lyn Eagle. is getting ready to start on
European tour. IL is said that during
the last campaign Mr. Kinsella lost
about $4,000 worth of political print
ing on account OF the papers course.
Daniel Rice, ex.circus clown, to a
Wheeling reporter "For nine years |
received $1,000 week and was sur.
rounded by hatterers now I'm too
poor to get along and haven't one friend
in the world. | exclaim, Is life worth
living 2"
The Florida Land Improvement Com.
pany has just published a pamphlet de.
scribing It's property and containing a
complete map. The country is treated
under various heads, historical, topo-
graphical. political, climate, society, etc.
In Ireland a verdict OF willful murder
has been returned by Kilkenny coro
ner's jury against two sub inspectors
who ordered the police to fire upon a
Btllyragget mob. II il said that Dir.
Parnell aud the other imprisoned mem
bers will be released before Parliament
meets.
Count Telferer is a young man who
is winning the respect OF the Texas
people. When he appeared in the
State they thought from his title that
he might be an imposter. hut 1t appears
that he is honestly interested IN the es-
tablishment oi Italian colonies on q
large scale.
The late John Anderson, of Boston.
amassed great fortune through having
monopoly Of the tinfoil brand OF
chewing tobacco with his "Solace" :"
Enormous quantities OF this "ine cut"
were shippud to all p,rts ol the coun.
try aud sold and used almost a. fast as
j. could be put upon the market.
John b. Slemsn. hook keeper in the
sixth auditors Office. NJ Z. Fisher, ex.
mail contractor. and A. VI. G,hson we're
before the grand jury in Washington
on Saturday. II Is said their testimony
related TO the case of ex Deputy Auditor
Lilly; hut il is believed the csse Of Gen.
eral Brady was under consideration.
A heavy rain storm prevailed at the
time appointed for Frank Wells mar.
riage, at Crawfordville, Indiana. and it
may be that the dampness quenched
his matrimonial ardor, for he borrowed
Sc and an umbrella from the bride,
walked, off hurriedly toward the rail-
road st-tion and has not since been seen
in the town.
Last August the mangled and almost
was found in the woods near FreepOrt.
Queens county. N. Y. Circumstances
now point TO the remains as those Of
Ella Clark, who had been employed as
q domestic at Stamford. Conn. and had
been betrayed by John Spencer. a
coachman employed by the same family
The authorities are investigating the
case.
On her deathbed at Santa Barbara.
Cal, twenty years ago, Mrs. Blanco
gave $4,000 in trust to her most inti-
mate friend. Mrs. Del Vale, charging
her solemnly 10 keep its possession =
secret until Marie Blanco. then baby,
became 81. Mrs. BIanco had no faith
in banks or wills, and died satisfied
that her daughter would receive the
treasure, which Was in the form oil
diamonds. MISS Blsnco WIS recently
married on her twenty first birthday;
and afuong the wedding presenfa we're