Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15
GENERAL NEWS.

oI boTu 'hFendhh ana the police OF
Dublin are a. much in the dark about
it as ever. The unsolyed mysteries Of
crime are multiplying at fearful rate.
The New York papers have discovered
that President Arthur's appoin tments
in the Empire State number twenty.
four Stalwarts and one Halfbreed. How
lonesome that Halfbreed must feel
Phila. T,aes.
William $. johnson was arraigned be.
fore United States Commissioner Hallet
yesterday at Boston on the charge of
fraudulenuy obtaining pension. lie
was held in $1,000 bail for trial in the
District Court.
The Superintendent Of the New York
Assay Office will send $GOOO,OOO in gold
bars to the Philadelphia Mint for coin.
age early next week. The value Of the
gold bars left in the vaults at New York
will be $3OOOO,00O.
Queen Victoria, on the Goth inst, will
have rcigned forty FIVE years. She
stands fourth in the list Of English
SoyeTeigus. George III. regned sixty
years; Henry III, fifty years, and
Edward III. fifty years.
Among the gifts presented TO Miss
Annie Foster, daughter Of Governor
/ Foster, Of Ohio. upon the occasion Of
her marriage last Thursday, was one
from Mrs. Garfield, accompanied by the
sentiment, "May you be the queen Of
marriage perfect wife"
Cotton will be a poor crop in the
South, but oats in South Carolina and
Georgia are an immense yield, and the
entire Western winter wheat belt is. nc.
cording to all reports, ahead Of anything
known for the past five year..
Many Of the Russian Jews who have
lately arrived in this country, especially
Of the wellto do class, are settling at
Nineland, y. J. There are capitalists
among them, and they add immediate.
" to the solid wealth and property Of
tho town.
WAenNcroN, June q.-The House
Committee on Judiciary this morning
authorized Representative Humphrey.
of Wisconsin. to report to the House a
bin to establish a uniform sy,tcm Of
bankruptcies and to have il made O
special order Of an carly day in Dccem.
Der.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 9.-Scnator Hill
arrived from Eureka Springs this after.
noon. He was met at the depot by an
immens" throng Of people. There was
no demonstration, owing 10 the Sena.
tors critical condition. lie was placed
in a carriage and conveyed to his home
As the carriage passed through the
crowd. heads were uncovered as a mark
Of respect
In the redis,ricting for Congressional
purposes by the Illinois Republicans
Hon. VIM. Il, Morrison's district was
changed 80 as to give the Republicans
an apparent majority therein. They
will hold convention 70 nominate
candidate for Congress on July II, at
East ST. Louis. Mr.. Morrison, however.
is very confident Of succeeding himself
a. he has so often before.
The Galveston Mos says: Circulars
have been received here from Washing.
ton looking 10 a Malone movement in
Texas. Questions are asked relative to
what counties are likely TO 60 RepubH
can, and where the spending of money
would do the most good. These circu
lars are addressed TO leading Republi.
cans who are supposed to be interested |
in the election OF Jones for Governor
WASHINGTON, June Especial Indian |
Agent Townsend, who has been en-.
gagged in bringing party Of thirty one |
Sac and Fox Indian children to the |
East TO be educated at the Indian |
schools, arrived in this city this morn.
ing with four Of the children. The rest
of the party was left at Carlisle yoster.
day, and the four children now in this
city will be forwarded to Hampton to. |
morrow evening.
CoHoEs, \. g., June S.-Fiye children, |
three girls and two boys, sons and |
daughters of John Lockwood, Of Cos |
Cob, Connecticut, are reported to have
been killed last evening while walking |
on the track OF the New York and New |
Haven railroad, near that village. They
heard train approaching and crossed |
over to the adjoining track, when they |
were run over and crushed to death by
train which came upon them from the |