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A BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS.
SIX HOSTILE APAcHEs KILLED BY COLONEL FOR
SyTH's COMMAND.

SIX HOSTILE APACHEs KILLED BY COLONEL FUN
syTHs COMMAND.
CHICAGO, April PA dispatch received TINS
morning at General sherdans headquarters, from Cap
tain Woodruff, dated at Lordsburg to-day, confirms the
that Colonel Forsyth attacked the hostile Apaches
yesterday killing six of them. The fight occurred in the
southeastern OF Arizona in the vicinity OF old
Camp Rucker. The Indians were being pursued when
the dispatch sent. General Mackenzie approves the
operations thus far General Sheridan says tnt tne
OF required to- res or not
the Apaches get over the line into Mexico wnere tue
troops atiberty TO follow them. The country ia
that section ia extremely rough, and 1t is almost lu
possible to get 40 the hostiles
SAN FRANCISCO, April PA dispatch from Lords
burg, N. NJ, says "A fight occurred yesterday after
at STEMS Peak between the Indians and Captain
Tupper of the 9th Cavalry and his Indian scouts four
or tne scouts and two soldiers reported TO nave pe
killed Il is claimed that six Of the hostes were Killed
Many Wild rmors are aloat here but no other au'ne
tic information has been received"
FURTHER OUTRAGEs IN ARIZONA.
wAsHTNGToS, April 27.-The following has been re-
ceived at the War Department:
PREsDIo OF SAN Francisco. April 26, 1882.
To Adjutunt General, Washington, D. 9.
Following received from General Wilcox Message
from Overton near Marenc via Thomas, this morning:
says Indians killed Ave and off slxty-hve OF
Lesinskey's mules lie had reports that radlng parue
men has been fred mon He pushed forward on trail
of main body toward Doubtful Canon. IN stein Pass
range SAYS the Indians have killed people along
Upper ella" MCDOWELL, MajOr-GeneraL
TOMBSTONE. Arr, April 27-A meeting was held by
the citizens of Bowie, and minute company wac organ
lied for selprotecton against the Indians. The reported
capture Of Gaeyve and the killing of thirty persons Is
incorrect. Only has been killed, three miles
from the town. Two companies of troops are at Galey-
vile and the Indians did not attack the place.
AN INDIAN LYNCHED IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-A dispatch from Coiusa'
this State, says: "On the night of April "a an Indian
hanged by mob at Stony Creek, thirty miles west
OF here. He had threatened the life of j. NJ Pugh,
prominent farmer and he had been engaged in one
murder and was desperate character he taken out
and hanged He had been arrested and was III the
Ell Of a coustab the time"
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

GAZING IN OF A COAL NINE.
LARAMIE CITY, w. L, April 27.-COal mine
No. at Carbon caved III Tuesday night, injurng G l.
Teal, 1t is thought fatally
A TRAIN WRECKED IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, April PA dispatch to The
wrecked on the Chicago and Alton Railway at Grain Val
ley The station agent here says no one was injured ex-
ccpt the fireman. Joseph Hammond and he only slightly.
The tram is dched and badly wrecked.
PRISONERS HANGED FROM BRIDGE
LAKE CITY, Col, April 27.-About one hun
dred masked Ihen overpOwered the guard this morning
and took from the Jail George Belts and James Brown,
who killed Sheriff Campbell yesterday morning while
attempting TO arrest them, and hanged them from the
bridge Belts asked for chew Of tobacco just before
the rope was placeJ around his neck
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THE IRISH LAND QUESTION.

LONDON, April 27.-7he lines says it Is understood
that the Government is considering the scheme of
Mr.. Shaw, member for Cork County for dealing
with arrears of rent in Ireland.
The Times also says it has reason to believe that
the House Of Lords Committee the Land Act
will recommend large and liberal terms, including
the advance of the whole purchase money to ten
ants purchasing the withdrawal of all limitation on
the amount to bc paid and on the number of years
purchase to be given-the settlement to be left
to the parties interested-and the exaction of a
fixed rate of interest by the State, subject 10 the
condition that the annual payment on account of
interest and sinking fund, and the number OF years
over which the payments are to extend, shall be
regulated that the tenant shall not have to pay q
larger yearly sum than the amount of his original
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A NOMINATION. REJECTED.

n
AUGUsTA. Me. April 27-ihe Executive Council
rejected the nomination recently made by Governor
Paisiod Nathaniel Cleayer AS Justice oil The supreme
Court OF Maine.
DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.
MILWAUKEE April 27.-lhe little daughter Of
Charles F. lily bitten by dog short ume
u"unced the case Que Of undonbted hydrophoba
THE CONFERENCE OF CoLoRED BISHOPS.
R,ITIMORE. April 27.-lhe Conference OF the
6aS%Cps % ethodist Episcopal hmerca object
f which was bring union OF the two bodies
brought close this evening without ehecting that Oh
ABANR ROBBERS WILL
CONCORD, Mass. Aarll 27.-RObert Scott, one of
made his Will Monday night giving $1,000 ~ his wife and
OO to Dunlap h associate IN bank robDing. scott
made concerning tue bank robbery AS many
pected he would
THE ANTICHINESE AGITATION
SAN Francisco, April 27.-De!cglteS from the
Trade Assembly been holding an Antt hnese state
carnations represented and politicians were ruled out
night resolutions and addresses were adopted p1yanS
for Loy cotng the Chinese and all who deal Win Ilo
THE VIRGINIA BOND CASES.
RICHMOND, Va, April ~ The Court OF Appeals
today rendered Judgment the matter Of Anton asanst
act of The GENERAL Assembly commonly known US coupon
killer Of the Readlusler pay 10 Ies.lst 'o re-
centon OF coupons for TWO members OF the court
- A. favor of aW arng naLdamus asked Tor and two
against The now 80 u TIE supreme Nou Vi 'he
United states -, ,..,,,,,., ,
Pm R,NK \ j. April 27-An examination by
,b members of he Board Commissioners shows that Ed
mund T. Allen Town e and q ted TO ye sthcnSoncy To- The
orn treasurer Allen has been renomna'ed tor the town
clerkship. 80 ,,.,....
prvuoIrTu n H., Apnl 27.-At North Haverhill
this mornng special freight tram oi eighteen cars became
detached the engine snd as mr u, train %. ~i
iesss IL stone ago thirty eodaoior Of Tho special
freight train. killed.
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MR. BLAINES INDIGNATION.
NsInrED by. MIR. BELMONT.


PLAIN LANGUAGE FROM THE Ex-sKcRhiNhi
EXAMINATION WHICH COVERED hAi"
cRouNp-A TRIBUTE TO MIR HURLBUr.
The examination of Mr.. Blame Deiore 'no
Committee on Foreign Affairs was finlshed yes
dav. Mr.. Blaine complained of Mr. belmont
msouoting his dispatches, and as the ia''ei
refnsed TO admit his error, Mr.. Blaine became
indignant and an exciting scene ensued' MI.
belmont said that the ex-Secretary was oany
and coward and promised to inform MN n,;o %i".
course he would pursue in private MI p'''.he .no
gave evidence relative to the pie ."e
French Government desired to take IN con
;unction with the Government OF 'he on.V'u
States in bringing the Chlli-Peru war 10 d
close. He also explained what Mr. Huriou' IN
structions were, andpaid tribute to that gentle
mans ability. The publication of important state
Denartment documents was deplored as having
dome much to destroy the influence OF this
Government in South America. The policy OF
the Garfield Administration as regards South
American affairs was explained, and Mr. Blame
said he was sure that history would VIM
dicate it.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
REPUBLIC4NISN IN PENNSTLVANIA.

MEADvILLE, Penn, April 27.-The Craw-
ford County Republican Committee contributed its part
toward a compromise and harmony to-day by defeating
a resolution approving the nomination OF Colonel s. b.
Dick the slate candidate for CongTessman-atLa Large
James f. McFarand Colonel Dicks competitor
ceved 80 votes to 20 for Colonel Dick Five antkma-
chine delegates were chosen by Mr.. McFarland's sup
porters, all of them loyal to him. It was desperate
fight but the slate candidate had to 60 under Resolu
lions we're adopted expressing satisfaction with the
potic. timely and patriotic efforts made and being
made by Senator John j. Mitchell looking to pacific
and harmonious arrangement between all shades Of true
RrpublicaIs in Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
TWO BROTHERS LYNCHED IN KENTUCKY

CINCINNATI, April PA dispatch from
Augusta KY, to The Commercial says: Last Saturday,
at Fairview, KY, two brothers. william and Bradford
Courts quarreled with james ana john smith. and Brad
ford Courts killed James Smith with pistol, and
capped Officers and citizens pursued him to the Courts
residence where they discovered largo quantity Of
stolen goods, and under the floor concealed by trap
door found Bradford Courts. He and his brother were
taken o the Jail Brookvlo Monday. and were 10
have been examined to-day, but mob last night took
the keys the ailer carried the Courts boys half
mile away, and hanged them together on the limb OF
tree The boys desperadOes, although aged
only seventeen and twenty-fOur years respectively.
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court on the charge of endeavoring to improperly in
fuence the action Of Auditor s. Brown Allen In the mat
ter OF the bond printing contract personal encounter
took place tonight at 1890 o'clock between Mr. Allen
and Second Auditor H. H. Dyson both OF whom had tes
titled in the case. Mr.. Allen. meeting Mr.. Dyson
charged the latter with mpuning hs veracy and SAID
tnst no one should do with mpunty. He thereupon
assaulted Mr. Dyson with cane, and lively fight en-
sued but friends nterfered and separated them before
any very serious harm had been done
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FAILURE IN 7HE GROCERY TRADE

Much surprise has been caused in the grocery
trade here by the announcement that the wenknown
wholesale grocery firm OF Moae, Armstrong Co., OF
Baltimore, have been unable TO meet It's oplsatohH
The firm asks an extension Of sixty and ninety
days and assert that the resources are ample
10 meet all obligations II they are
allowed more time for collecting their outstandings
rsyers s special partner In the firm to the extent OF
$4,000 which he pat IN cash in June. 1880 to run Tor
three years The firm a large number NJ credltors
in tbis city but tue extent OF the liabilities Is not known
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KILLED IN h GYAN1SIUM

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April PA shocking
accident occurred this afternoon at o'clock ut the Naval
Academy Cadet Engineer Lawrence A. WedderDurn,
M Alexandria, Va, practicng in the gymnas-
nm on the ring ropes when he gave swing ana
attemnted Ia turn somereault, he lost his hold and
inattress below The young man died at $50.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
ELECTION FRAUDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON, April 27.-In the United
states Circuit day the of the United
States against John T. Hogg and thirtyeght other de-
PENDANTS, charged with having obsracted qualified
voters in BarnweIl County, was resumed. The entire
day was consumed in the examination Of -four witnesses
defence. The testimony given corrob0rdted the
testimony OF the defcndants witnesses yesterday. The
case will certainly OCCUPY the remainder OF the week
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
DIR LaNsON,S CONFESSIONS.

LONDON, April 27.-Dr. Lamson will be hanged at
8 o'clock tomorrow morning. DIR. Lamson had
farewell interviews with some of his relatives this
afternoon. At Dr. LamsOns desire only three re-
porters will attend the hanging. After final in
terview with his wife, today the prisoner wrote to
friend virtually admitting his guilt and attribut-
ing the crime to mental arrangement. He subse-
ouentlv wrote definite confession that he poisoned
Percy John but in it he denies that he was con-
cerned In the death of Herbert John.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
An INJUNCTION IN THE KENDALL CASE

RICHMOND, Va, April 27.-State Attorney
General Blair, in behalf of the Commonwealth today
obtained from Judge Wexford supplementary nDunc-
tiop restraining the Board OF sinking Fund Commission
,rs and George H. Kendall and c. l.. sheldon, represen
tatiyes OF the Kendall Bank Note Company rohi
executing the entered into between them ~
print bonds for the State.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
MIR PARNELL;S LIBERATION.

MANCHESTER, April 27.-The Examiner says it has
reason to believe that the question of Mr. PanelPs
liberation is now under consideration by the Gov
ernment.
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SHOOTING A WOMAY AND HIMSELF.

SAN FRANCISCO, April PIE. n. Woodward,
dentist, to-day shot and dangerously wounded Mole
Woodward aud then shot and killed himself. The cause
was a refusal of the woman TO become his wife.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

There IA an insurance Of 900 on his life bv graveyard
insurance specuatOrs who have paid over $1,000 IN as
sessmens and who will receive return on account vi
Pa
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4 CHINESE HOUSE attacked BY 4 MOB.

MARTINEZ, Cal, April PA mob attacked a
Chinese House evening. throwing the inmates from
tse soeond-story windows Three chinese are DadS
hurt, and two will probably die seVerai o'nerS are
severely injured.
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INSURANCE ON A VETERAN'S LIFE.

HAwLEY, Penn, April 27.-Captain Bloomer,
veteran of the war Of 1872 died here this morning
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4 STREET FIGHT IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, April 27.-As an outcome OF
the az animation OF G. IL Kendall to-day IN the police
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Continued onlsecond page
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AUGUSTA Me- April 27.-Ihe Executive Council
IN reiectod the recently made by Governor
Psisfei Of Nathaniel Ceayer as Justice OF the Supreme
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The Issue Must be Met.

Tho Democrats Of Pennsylvania
through their state convention have
declared that the one Man Power which
INA. dominated the politics of the state
must bc put down and that the malad
miuistration and corruption which have
attended the supremacy OF that power
must have an immediate end. 50 far
therefore as the Democratic party is
concerned the issue 10 be settled at the
November election is purely and solely
local one, But neither General Bcay.
er nor the incarnation OF the oac Man
Power, Senator Cameron, has dared to
meet the issue The latter has not
spoken at all except when rackcd 10y
the tortures Of raging moitr he
threatened 10 turn "trcp trader" IT the
Philadelphia manufacturers refused TO
help him in his battle with u" Indie.
peudents. The former La. cvldci the
burning question OF a continuance OF
rhe Cameron dictatorship aud la. no, a
word to say on the equally im, o,tant
subject Of reform in the stat" admins
.rLilon. General Beaver has delivered
several set speeches IN which be mace
come illogical and iucohercut state.
meuts in regard TO the "lar,i and
Tree shirs" but he has not uttered a
syllable on the most prominent question
of the Canvass--thc question which has
separated the stalwsrts and iudepcud.
.nts in hostile organizations snd On
which the Democratic party has come
~ the front to deliver battle. The 20.
rltion of the stalwart chiefs is not one
10 he assumed by men ot spirit and
courage They have not dared to make
.iclense against the assaults uron their
management OF State afsrs aud have
ANONYMOUSLY retrestei in the face OF
'he foe. Possibly they have acted upon
ihe principle OF the familiar lines that
He vbo fghis and runs avsy.
MAY lise 10 fight another ds,, ,"
But they have run away without even
show of fight. Nevertheless they will
not he permitted to escape by beating
hasty retreat. They will be compelled
TO face the issue turn whittier they may.
Indeed before the campaign is half over
their own following will compel them
70 m--i ihe assault ae= being made
upon Cameron absolulism and stalwart
misrule. No political party can be held
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

THE trial Of the Star Route thieves
has come to an end. Ecrdell and
Miner found guilty of conspiracy,
Turner acquitted, and the jury disagree
"a to the Dorscys, Brady, and NaiIe.
Thus after months Of judicial fishing
the authorities succeed in catching two
insignificant fellows while the priuci-
pals are allowed to escape. They must
have used curious net. 1t will be
some time before the public will be
able to get at the bottom facts and
know just what influence was brought
to bear on the jury. 1t is evident
that the administration is deeply in.
terestcd in Brady and Dorsey and
they are safe.
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1uo~ w. MARSHALL. who rejected
the regular Republican nomination
;ar Congressman ai-argc, said to n
New York Hcroid reporter that Bca,
ynr is Don Camcruu's marioncttc, "
who can't make two speeches in sue.
ce.>iou without conimdicting himscl: /;
that Stewart will poll 100000 votes
in the state; that Pa,tjsou will un-
doubtedly be elected, aud he Mar.
shall Is going to vote Tor Clark, the
Democratic nominee for Supreme
Judge because he is the best man
named for the place. lie adds that
the free trade issue the Cameron man.
ayers are endCavoring to arouse is
laughed at among the iron men of
Pittsburgh
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

THE vicious practice growing up in
Pennsylvania, too generally. Of allow
ing candidates to chose and control
the judgment Of conferees, is bearing
its fruits in many parts of the State,
in dead-locks, in Congressional and
Senatorial districts. Conferees are
supposed to represent the people aud
the public interest and should not be
tied to individual ambition, beyond
reasonable and just limits.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

TuE state employee. at WA hing.
ton, whether from Pennsylvania, Nir.
ginia, Louisiana or Mississippi, might
stand the assessment Of the National
Committee, as represented by Huhbcll
for the " grand old party" TO any rca-
sonable extent, but when the State
committees also claim the right to As.
sess them for State elections and every
dirty, mean stalwart member of Con-
gress demands a portion Of their sala.
r!es to defray his expenses of n re.elec.
ton, they ought to rebel as a body aud
claim the protection of the President.
Arthur would be meaner man than
he is supposed to be by his worst enc
my, and totally unworthy his position
or the respect Of anybody if he failed
to give them that protection.
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COLONEL BAYNE, who has been sue
cc-sful in fight for denomination for
Congress against the protest Of the
boss, is said to be exclusively a Bayne
man and don't care a copper for Stew.
art or Beaver.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

TIE argument in the famous Star
Route cases came to a close on Thurs
day Of last week, by the closing
speech Of Attorney General Brewster,
end was submitted to the court aud
jury The judge before proceeding fur.
ther in the case, created a great sensa-
ton by stating that several Of the jury
had come to him with the information
that had they been corruptly approach
ed and asked advice that he warned
them to repel all scoundrelism of this
degree, and all such attempts upon
their virtue and integrity, with scorn
and Indignation. 1t is said that vari-
Gus sums were offered the jury, varying
ing amount from $4,000 to 10000 to
affect a disagreement or acquittal,
The judges charge was given on Wed
nesday and the case submitted to the
jury.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14

THE late Congress created over fl'
teen hundred new offices. Most Of
them were useless but these would
swell the corruption fund of My
dear Hubbcll " and abstract the means
Of payment from the Treasury.
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WHES RoEEET J.. PArII-,N Wa
called to the Controllcr,hip Of PhiIa,
dclphia the tax rate wa. 500. He
has just made report Of his stewardship
to the councils and shows that a rate
Of Sl.Sj will be ample to meet all the
legitimate demand. Of the various
branchc. Of the city government
These figures tell the tale Of Patiison'. :.
honesty aud successful administration
in the interest of reform and the re-
lease Of the people from the eXtraor.
binary burdens imposed upon them
by the plundcring of the boss machine
politics in which they were involved.
This j. the man we need in the chief
executive Office Of Pennsylvania. Hi,
election will give notice to public
plunderers that for four year, at least
the people Of Pennsylvania must
be released from their dcprcdaiions,
that public expenditure. must be
for public uses legitimatcly appio.
priated and honestly di.bur-cd
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Disturbing Element.


''>'u'"'"S h'''"'h''
" Abuse. l.y. c,..r, inf, H.. p,,.,l.
'ican party, s. reason Of couup, men
I,..h' 10 IN" ,"p ''"" He. }" h''t. Ihe."
c.u.lrr then. ,.yln ,be n,ond ~, h,.,'' ,.'."
aud 'b,ir place. occ,IieI ly lLc;r t,,.
ter -Lsr.irI oI-',a... I,n.
Not only the Leaders. hut tie rank
and era.,s,l, r,,-.tr.,.., ,....
'''''' ave
anu ever nav" h''n' a'-'uIb'E- Of iA"
peace. Til" existence Of the mo., cor.
rupt polgtIcal orpaufz,tiou ,Ist.c,or 1,,..
,l.,iI,s al
'''t "'' ''' '''H'' W
disturbance that nearly Tefultcd in dls.
mcmber.ng the sister states. II was n
di.tyrler ~ tho ,.,,.o ,,l,r Z. r,.,,j
,
''' 's"' !'"'s upon A''p'e--
protecting people when i seated the
national fraud in tbcrras.irrtfaI cL.5-.
,,l.o- s., -r.3.-,..s-
''''''' i"-''~
"f'"''h' precedent ana The expressed
wishes Of Thousands oi its own member
., efer,.,,.. . ,..,, ,.-...4-.. ,-
'''''' WV" 81 "''''N honestly ''ecied
democrats ana placed instead renegade
Eepubljcan tongressrncr. whom E, 49,
.-....3.4
'' ''' ''1.'''' '"'P ''
'"'' s'a'' 70 s'i'te upon iA" thouIISr- o'
SIMON and he son bon. Every act fyr
winch il s. r5.,.,,..slr, l-u...r. B.
'"'A"H ie"l'e-iA"
:" - ''' country
u Will b" unpleasant, however.to have
al this rubbed under tIoir noscs l.,., ,,,-
..-,.,o,,..--...
3"''''' % u L''
COZ" l'"'n'A'l 10 refer 10 any body poll.
TIC a- the coutent- Of A beer elias. whom
i,'s A,Il l,,, +, 5g.,....,,,-.- H. .,
....,.-..1.1-... ''"'''
-'' '''"' 3" o. az '"' more hau-
seous TO tn" decent members. who. 10
doubt. arc acting in good faith
Mn. pGETFg. Of tho T.r.F r,r,,,,..
-.-.
''''''' ''i'! hem'Fali"'1 on
discovering what every intelligent per.
sou knew long ago tbattba ron,pi.sio,,
y. ,,t.,t. -. ..,..-.-.,
'ii''"''' iH'H'h'''
wa. 'aFo" ana a fraud. and was never
intended for anything else oxccrt n An
,.vruso Tor r,o,,l.,. - ,,..
"s'' ~
'"'" "utE "hIch they ought to have
faced man'ulIy at the opening Of the
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THE CIearfcld RcpuJIicun suggests
Bcllcfoute as the place, and Thursday,
2l,t instant, the time of meeting oithc
conferec- of this O20thD Congressional
district. That will suit w.. The ~eua.
torial conferees might a. well meet at
same time and place.
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BEAVER objects when it is proposed
to withdraw him.
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR
ROBERT +. PATTlSON, Of Phila.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
CHAUNCY +. BLACK, of York.
FOR JUDGE Of tho oSurEEMECouRr,
SILAS VI. CLARK, of Indiana.
FOR SECRETARY or INTERNAL AFFAIEs
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, of lIuntin'g {,
FoR coNGREssWNN.ATLARGE
MORTIMER +. ELLIOTT, of Tioga,
Democratic County Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. 4. G.. CT RUN. OF Centre.
subject To- the decision .f thr District '"ni.f""....
FOR STATE SENATE
Hon. c. T. ALEXANDER, Of Centre.
subject ta the decision ol ulr Distinct Caut"r'us'
FOR ASSEMBLY.
HENRY MEYER, of Miles,
B. +. HUNTER, Of Benner.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
J. II. TOLBERT, of Walker.
FOR CORONER
II. X. HOY, VI. d., Of Bellctonte.
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The GGntte 9lrmotrat.

Terms $3.50 por Annum, in Advance.
s. 7. sHuGERT q J. r. VAN oRmER, Editors.
Thursday Morning September, ID, 1882.