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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Stormy CRucus

The Rescjls!er caucu, had ia The House
ct Delegates last night was the most stormy one
seen vt. A great deal of interest smoDg GU
| sidsrs WIS manifested. and tbs rotunda of ths
Capitol WAS filed with expeo'aa. AID srxious
| people.
The frs: thing tbs. wa7 done, cou.rny to
| expec!stiop, WAS the sprnging ct tho trouble =
were m ,de in bis favor by Messrs. Nawserry
and Hale, who were replied 10 By gentlemen Of
opposite views. Finally it WIS agreed upo,
both sides TO abide the decision Of tho caucus
! and 70 into noniostiou. Senator l., brook
then nominated Mr.. Massey wbereupon Mr..
R!ddeberzer got the flor, and 10 h,t words
| dcnouacsd MIR. Massey. uaiug. il, is sad, the
word felon' 10 connection with his ZANE,
de ais, said Ihst sooner than vote for Massey
| he would resign bis seat and 20 homs ibis
| speech created great excitement, end tbs Mrs
say Hen arose TO their feet, aod with trhs Of
This way. reem l.f: The hall.
a minute before thu man ltfi tho ball The
sounds of 8 r)W were 60 plainly heard outside
that cry Of "a fight 10 the caucus" was raised
outside. AID The rolunda was soon emptied of ths
most of tho hangers-,p, who seemed in nowiss
atxious to lisk their precious persons to the
chAocss of dagger.
Senator N -woerry was ia hot passion W., a,
he came out, and when asked if be sud r. al.
berger had not come 10 blows, excIaip ed "No
sir; rs bss no: courage enough r., blow an NV. ;.
tbing." he WAS uusp,rring 10 his Ss,ru nj,
tons of MIR. Rlddlsberget's cc'or,s '""''"
Toe Big -Four all came nj acc.r ,,,;,a ;.
Mess,s. B,srd, Web, Ysurr '" PS;i;r Wy
Vaughan. and others n''pS
\, Some % one c'ms "a. al.tr while ,sI asked
Mr. Hale TO So osos, 900 a'Ae1
90 wiz Gever get me- back ia h ,re az lor q
asy %t w.. ssid tue Senator.
-, - yts, cone back ard sa7a tho slip" said
hla rda5d.
The ship is . broken ship" remarked Mr.,
dale a. hs moved away.
:. part OF The ooIteIs want down into the Au-
d!ter's offc, AID hsld a consultation with MIR,
Massey. while p,riion went eff 10 Senator
NeWeerry's room IN company With this gentle :
man. A'A''e
The caucus resumed iss deliberations. ard
heard speeches from Lieutenant Governor Lsvis
and others 10 favor of proceeding with the
nominations, This WAS done, aad e. 1870 this
mo'oscg lhs caucus reDominated MIR, $. BfoWo
ANen, OF Augusta, fox Auditor of Public Ac-
cunts.
The excitement. c9sr the matter is I: On. and
reconciliation seems farther IF than ever,
oos"lI outstanding the presence of General Ms
eooe. Cd,nel Brady, General Groner, and Other
Stslwart Read usterj
Ine caucus adjourned Ut 1890 til, m,r1-
hg'-R1chmond Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
HOUSE
Arrested.

PETERSBURG. Va, Feb. l5.-Gtsy Latham,
ouz N Of Weldon, N. @, va, arrested Al
hat pIac, Yesterday stternoou for killing Rufus
Fields, colore1, como nights ago. Fl, was
taken to Halifax. N. G., last night, and there
LOGGED r Jail to aw lit trial at the NIX, term of
the our. L,thsm killed Bislds while The
latter was stealing some hogs from the premises
OF +. l.. Emery. by whom the former had been
emploged IS Watchmsn. T. E. CLARK, another
clilz,n OF Weldon. wss also arrested oa tho
charge of bsLg implicated 10 ths murder, and
sdnltted 10 bail in toe sum of 6vs hundred
dollars tor bis APPEARANCE at the tliL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

NJ Hobi'zsll hiss tf,rsd 10 the House Of
Representatives bill for the Maryland ard
Delaware Ship Canal. 1t asks for one millioo
of dollars 10 begin the work. aod mskes all tbs
necessary provisions for the construction of the
ososi, which is to be deep enough for vessels
drssiog twenty -four f let of ws.er. The entire
work is 10 b, uoder lhs dire ion of The Sscrt-
lsfy ef War. and the bill makes it bis Gu'y TO
appoint q board Of engineers, uadsr whose St
pe visioa tbs work is to be done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
No More Hard Times.

1t you will sep spending 10 much on fre
clothes. rich food and style, bay good healthy
food. cheaper ard better clothing. kes more real
anc substantial ,tiags OF life every way, and
e,p ,cially atop this foolith habit of employ Ing
expensive quack doctors or using 80 much OF
the vile humbug medicine that dccs you only
harm. and put } our trust 10 that simple, lure
rm3dy, Hop Bitters that cures slWavs At \
t,ftng Govt, you will sac good times and have
good health Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Damages Awarded

p NEW foRB.. Feb. l5.-Masy Kennedy, q
bioskiSn, s-ed Johu WeizsI. saloon keeper
Oh tnst '..ty, for SIS, 000 damages under the civil
asm'e eH act fur selling her husband liquor Af.
Ter she had notified him not to do so. aud 4.
~ 70 day 10 the Brooklyn city c:uu gave hal
q Yardict for 300.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

KID GLOVES KID GLOVES l-Ap.io o.
have secured another los OF the beet mike K;S
Gloves-3 snd battcus-in al shades AID
siz,s. which ", will ruu off at pric, vhics
will astonish ooe and all. Call and ex,mina
ttem. as We have {, blu! 400 psirs.
fst13'1H I. EIcuhEpc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Nominations.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Feb. 1.-the Prea
den; scot tns following Nominations to the Sen
ate to-day; Uoited States Consuls-Bruno
Jz'ohIck. CT Nebraska. at Vera Cruz; Tbcs.
" ilsoo, of Dialriot Of Columbs. at Nantes;
Geo. Clifford. of Maioe. at La Rochelle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
FatalH,ccIdent,

MAUcH CHUNK Pr. February l5.-TbiE
motDlug James 0. Douuel. mine boss 81
Summit Hill. near this place. while supel-
intending SIN, work, fill down lhs shaft, a
distanc, OF 1875 feet. lie was instantly killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Chicago Markets

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Tbo excitement poted
10 tho markets yesterday was continued to -d,y.
Wheat opened 90 Change at 1905. immf di.tc-
" advaeosd to 1914, as quickly fell T., 1909
ara during the first hour fluctuations between
I2OsAl2l9 were repeated every few mi su.ea.ths
b'ars using every means 10 thej. powr3r to break
tho pllcaS. while the buII0 shoEe5 increased
ooulsge AID srerg:b,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Financial.

New YoRK, Feb. 18th, stack market
o2susd wssk AMI ss2 per Q. ut lower ihsn the
quotations at yea serdsy'5 CT. SO. 10 the early
dealings Tho mark ct fell off f. per cent. At
II o'clock there % rec,ver- of til per GEN..
Now jersey Csn,r VI leading til erein.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
EIl.

On Tuesday, February 14th at 8 o'clock . m.
THOMAS UOMBEk, in the 48!h year Of his
age. ~ Bis funeral will take place Thursday
morniog a. - o'clock from his late residence,
No. II north st. AsAph street. Friends and &C.
qusintsnces are respectfully invited to atterd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Death of Bishop Wightman.

CHARLESTON, Sc, Fab 15.-Buhop William
Msy Wlsh,msn. OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, died at bis r,siderc,.in ibis city,
this morning. after 90 illness Of ovsr eighteen
months. aged -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Seven Reasons Why You should ESQ
an Ideal Coffee Pot.

HE XUe8I COuc0 POt.
1st. Because you will hsYs Coffee in All il,
purity. strength and .vor. 80
I'd. Because BY this pre- as the Coffee ia IN.
boiled, hence you keep in the pot all the A,y'e
3sd. Because the Jffso grain does rot toncb
the tin in any wsy, hence the Coffee il rei.b.,
black nor bitter.
b. Because you use no clearing matter
bth. Because . simple arrangement oysr t.e
spout prevents sll escape Ct steam. '''
6h. Because the Ideal Coffee and Tea Pot.
ara the sin plest ard cheapest in the world Ard
arc recommended by the BIS: known pecp,e in
the land.
7th. Because they are for sale only By srAs,.
BURY q Bro, manufacturers and dealers IN
stoves and tinware, Alexard ris, Va.
illustrated price list on application. fe,e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Court OF Appeals Yesterday,

1ofdon against Oro1tou and az, Csuss
placed On the privilege docket
Jones executor ana ais. 90 Iinet Jo1es' extc1.
Tor aad as. Submitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

elnging twenty mig his IN Psri..- $3.50 . night |!
o Wcate. she ia love with DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, The grea. re rnsoy for coughs and COLDS,
for Rhet would the. do n ;thout it, il che should
te attacked Eudder ~ by hosrseness2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond,


Tsp ,cial Dispatch to the Ale1 sudrih Gazst!e
SCHOOL sUPEaINTENDENTs.
RICHMOND. Feb l5-In the House of Dele
gates to. dty III. Lady ofsred joint resolution
decarir that the eff ees OF all county az city
school superintendent in the seversl counties
and cit;ea of the State, whose terms do not e1.
prs on the Is: of July, 1882, shall bs vacated on
that day and thei, SUCCESSOR, be appointed BY
the State Board of Rducstio1.
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS.
In the Senate this morning Senator Smith
said: Mr.. President, I rise to . question Of
personal privilege. a difficulty occurred upon
this aoor yesterday between the Senstor from
Shenandoah snd myself and I frankly confess
that I left the House with no very kindly feel.
|irgI. 7 have tnca been assured by NY friends,
sad my cooler ref setion confirms their opinion,
that / should hsys been satisfied with The dis.
claimor which the Senator made. am cow
satit Il ID ,hlt he said ali that had a right to
exact from gentleman, and take this occ sion
OF e1 pressing my regret st tie offer We language
which used"
Mr.. Riddlsberger said: II will only sd that
meant 10 say every thing that would be salts.
factory 70 lhs Senator f:om Alexandria new.
@: meant 10 60 less than whA. deemad W. uld
sail fly him. hep, he feels IS kindly towards
m ~ 90 towards him."
The gentlemen then heck hands.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, 80.
Ihs Com uittes OF Courts OF Justice has 70.
por.t that it would be VI C Institutional 10 An.
mex Ina coun'y Of Alexandria 10 the c,unty of
Fair'aI.
A handsome bcquat was plscal on thu detk of
Senator Hale this morning. STRoNGBow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Death of an Actor.

PHILADBI PaIA, Feb. l5.-Jobo E Nc
Donough. the ao:or. died a. ono o'clock this
mcrniIp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
The Austrian Insurrectlon.

LONDON. Fob. l5.-A Vienna dispatch a
thu r,mts says thN los urrsc:ion has practically
dime 10 STAND still.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
Mothers! Rfothers!i Motherx,,

Arc you disturbed at night and broken o. you.
rest by sick child suffering and crying win
the e1cr1cistins pain of cutting teeth2 II No.
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the moor
little sufferer mmediately-dspand upon il :;
thereis no mistake about it. There is not 4
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you .: once that it will regulate the bow.
els. and give rest TO the mother, and relief and
health 70 the Child, operating like magic. It Il
perfectly safe 10 use in al cases, and pleasant 10
the taste, and d the prescription OF one of the
oldest sad lest female physicians and nurses 10
the Un'tad States. Sold everywhere, Is cents
oot.ie mhzl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

kIbW CROP PRIME NEW ORLEANS
IN AOLAsSES just received.
noS26 w. A, JOHNSON j 90,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

SENATE.
The President pro tenn. submitted, from the
Secretary CT ,hs Treasury, The report of the
cattle c,mmissi9n on the ur & plsgus Of cattle.
Mr.. Miller. of California. made az adverse
report upon the Senate bill 10 confer positive,
10 place Of relltiva rstk. 90 The ofiotrs of The
Eognosr Corps U. S. N. IudsfoteIy prs
poned
Mir Jackson Introduced the bill prose- nted
by hlr. Morgan ia tho last Congress for the
ra'ief Of the book Igerla cf the Methodist
Episc NAL Church South. I. sppIopristes
$3.50 600 in compensation tor proper y connect
ed With the publishing houss of sid book
gaots 10 Nashville which was taken OF de-
srQyed by the United Statea in 1864 or at ar p
other time.
A resolution reported b. Mr., Pratt. from tho
Committee On Cootingeut Expenses, to provide
q messenger for esoa OF the Committees on
Fnauc,. Pastcfioes. Claims. Judioisry, AID
E1grossed Bills WAS discussed. The ABSOLUTE
necessity Of the DIVISION to facsa!s committee
busosss vas generally conceded, and. % M
ton CT Mt. iuSals, lhs District Committee was
incIu led 10 the resolution.
MIR. Morgan offered and advocated an amend
! ment providing u messenger for each Ssnnior
who is not the ohsirnan Of committee. He
said that by reason CT he opefOus character OF
their duties msuy Ssuster5 vera lterslly
working themselves to d,att; their IaboIs beiag
from Twenty-Five 10 thirty times as erea. as
lhose deVolsed upon members Of tho House.
Afler discussion, the amendment was IT.
iseted-ayes 10. noes 28-apd the resolution ss
modified, on motion ct Mr.. Plat, VS.. passed
eyes 80. DOTS Is.
HOUSE.
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from the Secretary OF tie Treasury trausmittir &
tho nsmes of "a parsons who have died BY req
son OF wounds CT Injuries received. or disease
contracted 10 the line OF duty 10 tho life say., o
service sioc' tho organization Of that s..rsice.
Referred.
The morning hour having ben disper sed
| With. the House resumed the considers OF
The spporlioumsut bill, nl9. MIR. Herbert, Gi
Alabams. contlnusd his speech 10 or position 10
| any Increase in the meN bersap of tbs House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures costive

hess and Slck-Headache.
For sale by Z. 8. Leadbss,sf e Bro,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

The market ,ntinua, dull and heavy Blu.
little ia doing 10 Flour, and quotations r'mHa
unchanged. Small lots OF Wheat sold at lS's
145, IS to quality. Cora Is lower. and We rt7.sa
quots.iors. but V sry few lots being Sold Moth
ing doing il Rye or Osts. Country produce
lower en- account CT the warm weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

"BLACK.DRAUGHT" makes chill.
and fever impossible.
For sale by z. 3. Lea dbes.er & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

"BlACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by z. :. Lesdbe & Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-15

The Governor yesterday approved tha Hid
debsrgsr Dabt bill, and il is no4 q Law,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
BELLEFoNTE, PA, THURSDAY, JANUARY -, 1882.

The most of these chaps would
gladly accept the compromise offered
by seedy adventurer during the adj
ministration of General jackson. He
desired a frst-class mission, but fail
ing in that he came down gradually
to some paltry and contemplate place,
when, finding that too, beyond his
reach, he told old Hickory that he
would be "much Obliged for suit Of
his old clothes :" But here il what the
Constitution has TO say of the gentry
we have been describing:
There has been much said in the
Northern press and in the South about
the effect Of tho success Of General
Malone in Virginia on the Independ.
ents of other States. There is scarcely
State in the South that has not one or
two cheap heroes who are willing 10 be
used as Mahones. They are just about
as useful, too, in politics, as q bung
would be TO a cooper who was in a hur.
ry TO make a barrel.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
TERMS: $3.50 per Annum, in Advance.
NO. 9.

liberal wing Of the Republican party.
The inainspriDg OF this movement lies
coiled in the division and distribution
Of Federal patronage in such manner
as will do the most good. The same
movement which is now being inaug.
urated IN the States Of PennsylYania
and New York will be carried out all
along the linen Nortb. South and West.
In this division and distribution of the
tpoils the representative SIalwarts of
the various States are being consulted.
The process OF strengthening the
Stalwart wing Of the party is going hand
IN hand with the clearing out OF all
Half breeds and kickers. Where the
latter can be won over by Federal favors
IL Is 10 be done. Where resistance is
obstinate the kickers are 10 be crushed.
No pains will be spared TO proseiyte
where the influence Of the men IL worth
the effort. As regards the State of
Pennsylvania the Sialwart leaders are
ia constant communication with Sena.
tor Cameron. Two conferences have
been held, one at the Capitol and one
at Cameron's house. Quay and Chris
Magee, il is said. have submitted plans
for working their respective quarters Of
the State, and these plans, with few
alterations. have met the approval Of
Senator Cameron.
One OF the first converts, it is alleged,
is Collector Davis, Of Pittsburg, who has
made his peace with Cameron, and the
proof Of it will be his retention ia
office. In return for this Davis and his
friend Bynan expect TO deliver the
Welsh vote TO the StAlwArts. This is
the only thing which explains the long
hAggling over that Collectorship. Case
will 60 by the board. In Bayne's dis
trict il is said man OF his own kind of
independence win be put up, who will
divide Bayne's following and beat him
in his own camp. They propose TO wipe
Bayne out as troublesome fellow who
can't be coaxed out OF his opposition to
the machine. In Philadelphia the man.
agement will be carried out on larger
and more sweeping scale, as has been
indicated. The delay is but for time
| for the perfection OF the details Of the
| Stalwsrt resolution.
The plan covers other portions OF the
State with eqnal thoroughness. IL will
not be carried out in any startling way,
but will move with sufficient CELEBRITY 10
satisfy those who will gradually find
themselves crowded into the corners or
forced over the fence. A gentleman
who Was pressing a friend upon Cam.
eron was informed that the place wanted
was intended for another man "Your
friend can do as more good somewhere
else, said the boss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

The Lancaster IntelIigearer re-
marks that "the Independent Repub-
licans Of this state family took heart
the other day when it was given out
that the senator whom they had cleo
ted was about TO perform some Of the
things promised of him. The late
postmaster Of Pittsburg resigned with
out any notice to anybody except a
little ring Of Cameron henchmen, and
they speedily had his successor ap-
pointed in the person of Chris. Magee's
ponies. There was n howl Mitchell
would antagonize the confirmation and
be able TO secure its defeat. Mark the
sequel as told in the Times dispatch
from Washington:
Senator Mitchell says, relative to
the Pittsburg postoffice question, that
no organized opposition TO the con-
firmation Of Mr.. McCleary has been
developed so far. He has received a
good many letters and telegrams pro-
testing against il. Most of these letters
assert that while McCleary is known
rs good fellow the feeling ofthe bust
ness community is against his appoint
ment. Precisely to what extent this
feeling exists the senator has not the
means Of knowing. as it has not mani
Tested itself in any shape outside Of
these individual complaints. The
principal soreness appears 10 be in ref
erence to the manner in which the ap-
pointment was made. So far as he is
concerned Senator Mitchell says be
has no interest in the matter beyond
giving time for the people TO be heard.
They have enjoyed the privilege, and,
from the character of the opposition,
he does not feel justified in approving
the confirmation. There is no ques-
ton of this confirmation. !"
As Mr.. Wolfe is said to have re.
marked, the less said about Mitchell's
election as an Independent, the better
it Is for the reputation Of the Indepeu-
dents for political sagacity."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

The lumber business appears to be
booming in our Deighboring city Of
Lock Haven. So great is the demand
for planed lumber that the operators
have found it necessary to erect addi.
tional mills, and procure new machi.
merry to enable them to supply the or
ders. We cong ratulate our neigh.
bors upon this evidence of their pros
perity.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

THE annual election for officers OF
the Reading railroad, commenced on
Tuesday last and it is supposed will
continue for the several days before the
final result is known. So far as the
election has progressed, the Gowan
party are largely in the lead, and il
appears to be generally believed will
defeat the Bond management, which
overthrow Mr.. Gowan last year.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
OourtshIp by Wire.

During the last two years Miss Louise
Eib, and Mics Laura Jordan, telegraph
operators, have worked together in the
Western Union Office ct ST. Joseph,
Mo. Persons about the Office who could
not read the tiekings Of Miss Eib's in.
strument were puzzled frequently to
see Miss Jones put her hands TO her
ears. The very inquisitive, noticing
that during the quick motions she
showed bits Of cotton into the auricular
channels, sometimes would ask II any
thing vas wrong. but Miss Jordan would
avoid the question. Not until two
weeks ago, indeed, was light thrown
upon the mysterious movements of the
Young woman and the smiling habits Of
her associate. Then il was revealed
that Miss Eib Is 10 be married shortly,
that the young man in the case Is John
Martin. > Kansas City operator, and
that the young couple have been max.
ing love by wire since 1879. In that
year they agreed upon n cipher alpha
bet BY the use of which many tender
sentiments passed 10 ard fro. Mis-
Jordan soon caught up the key, how
ever, and that ahe might uot be In the
way, kindly stopped her ears. The
men In the Office often wondered at
Miss Eib's thoughtful silence and the
happy smiles that completely mastered
her IS she sat ct her operating desk.
and now that they know the secret
they insist that she shall be married by
wire, but, being sensible girl, she pre-.
fers the hand 10 hand custom.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

THE Denver Tribune, Republican
paper, rebukes the President thus
.'The policy of the President appears
to be to encourage the repudiationists
Of the south; this Is not the policy ol
the party. Honesty has been regar.
ded as the best policy in our ranks.
Well, this Is cool TO. Was it honesty
chat controlled the Republican party
70 steal he Presidency in 1875, N
was il honesty that led them in 1880
to purchase states with funds stolen
from the people, in order to retain the
porIoined power they Obtainedin 1876
The question Of honesty Is one the
Republls$us should touth tenderly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

Our contemporary, the Belleionte
Republican gives the Beaver boom a
boost by devoting a page of its is.
sue of this week to the Generals can
didacy. A brief and fairly written
geographic sketch of the prospective
candidate is followed by favorable no.
tices that he has received from the
Republican press of the state.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

FAT women and living skeletons as
novelties in shows are played out, and
the fertile brain Of the great Barnum
Is on the alert 70 supply their places.
lie i now holding Ievees and adver-
tising for tho handsomest woman in
the world to be exhibited in the next
summer campaign. Hundreds Of pref
y women are presenting themselves TO
the inspection Of his committee Of sx-
aminers In hopes Of being the favored
beauty Of the show