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, 1883-12-13


in question scross the Cascade noun
tains.
President Arthm's official recon-
mendation in reference To the po-
lygamy question constitute one Of
the most sagacious ofpolitical moves
Already the rejoicing IN gentle CIR
cles in Utah and an unusual bluster
III the Mormon camp indicate that
the ulcer of polygalny has received a
probe where 1t hurts. The Mormon
elders declare that such Legislation
as the President urges cannot be Sc
cured. Evidently they rely upon a
democratic House of Congress to
defeat such measures. 1t Is uufor-
tunate for the democratic party Just
at this time that its past utilization
with the MOrmons of Utah or their
adherence to the democratic party.
has given grounds for the hope that
they will lend their weighty influence
as party to prevent legislation that
would etfectlally reach polyganous
violation of our national constitution.
Very few expect that the Presidents 5
recommendations Will be carried out
in legislation this winter. because the
democratic party is in a position to
prevent it; perhaps Mr.. Arthur
doesn't think so himself. He is
probably chuckling over the prospect
of driving the democrats into cor
ner, and of making personal and
party capital for next year. An east
ern journal recently said that each of
the last four presidents had handed
the Mormon question down to his
successor as an unwholsome legacy.
and that Mr. Arthur would not be
likely to muster courage enough to
attack the evil. The manly. outspo-
ken tone of the message, however,
shows that Arthur, instead of shirk-
ing the responsibility, has rather vel
coined it as an opportunity to full
inmate an issue in which the demo
Gratis would be greatly at a disadvan-
tage before the American people I'M
less they should abandon their old
time policy. If the republican party
follows the lead of Arthur in this
matter, the fnture may be propitious
for its political fortune. On the 9th
er hand, if the great democratic
party, now that its many years of
waiting have led it up to a probabil-
ity of realizing hopes long deferred
if the democratic party falls into the
trap sought thus to be laid for it, the
best element of the party will be
aienated and continuous republican
rule Will be a foregone conclusion.
, 1883-12-13
Ship xr:Strja.

From Acapulco.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE IN
- dersiSne I viii be responsible Ter any
debts contracted by tue officers or crsw sf tls
aDsVc uanlet! vessel.
Z. ". BELIoS & CO., ASsurs,
Pert Townsend, April /, IsSS
, 1883-12-13
GILLIAN SHIP INSPECTOR
From tHliao.

From CHliao.
\ 1'eIthcr the Captain nor the undersigned
" Agent 1f tie above named vessel will he
re=pOn=iD' II debts contracted by the officers
or crew l. a DAM, Master
r. w. DELI, Z Co.. Agents
Port Townsend. A I'll >, 1883.
, 1883-12-13
Bark PoSDRICHERY.

From VALPARAISO.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR TIE IN
~ dcrsi-ncd agents of the above named
vessel will bc resi- GOnSihIc FOR debts contracted
by the officers uI crew.
l.. WALK. Master
II. W. DcI.ion & Co., agents.
Port Townsend, sept. II, ls-3.
, 1883-12-13
Port Discovery, Dec. Il5h, l1N3.

Gerald Massey, the English poet uow
iectuiin5 i'll th:s country, has not excited
I sensation, CHIEFLY, perhaps, because Of
ihe subjects ne has chosen. One of the
most attractive Is, Man i'll Search of
dis Soul During Fifty Thousand Years,
IS Witnessed by the Evidence of Bones
and Caves and How He Finds It," Moth
ing could stand against such subject
not even the most apathetic American
audience
, 1883-12-13
Chilian Bark OREGON.

From CuquimbJ.
TEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR TIr
undersigned gents OF the above nj;Hr',
vessel viii bc Responsible Tor any dcbi-,
trHctcd by the crew.
THOMAS HARDY, Master.
Il. ". DEIION X Co. AcntS,
Port Townsend, JUnS >, lSSi.
, 1883-12-13
British Steamer NIApRAs
From Hong :kon

>
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR TIE IN
~ deTSisyneI agents OI the above named vcs
sci will Dc responsible for debts contracted by
the officers or crew Of the said Bark.
W. II. BRADLEY, Master.
Il. W. DELIOS & o., Agents.
Port Townsend, Aug. II. IsS3
, 1883-12-13
Ship HECLA.
From New York .

y .
Neither the captain nor the undersigned
agents will he responsible for any debts con
iracted by the crew of The above nUmcJ vcS-
sci. L. O. DAY, Master.
Ii w ncI.iou S Co. agents
Port Townsend, sep. l., 1888.
, 1883-12-13
Chilian Bark ANsONIA.

Ncitbc- the Captain nor the undcr5isnc,
Agents of the above named vessel will he re
sponsiDIe for any debts contracted bV the OH
GERS or crew. q. G. JOHANNSEN, Master.
II. W. DELIoS Il Co., Agents.
Port Townsend. w. T.. Sept I, 1883.
, 1883-12-13
Chilian Ship LoTA.


Neither the Captain nor the undersigned,
agents of the above uImCl vessel will hc rt-
SpOnSiblc for any debts contracted by officers
crew. \ SNE%~EN, Master.
X. W. DELION ~ Co, Agents.
Port Townsend, July -. lSS;
, 1883-12-13
Shin NINFYAH-

From Sydney.
Neither the Captain nor ths undersigned agents
will he responsible for any debts contracted hv
the crew Of the above named vessel.
JOHN l. CLEKLOW. Master.
X. W. DELIoN * Co. Agents
Port Townsend. june 1, 1888.
, 1883-12-13
British Ship MABEL TAYLOR.
Ernn Shnn. .h..i

NcifEcr the CaptaIu nor In. uuFrr-i.snct
agents will he Responsible for lrI- Goa r.iGf'
hN tEc crew Ot the above panIc V,.--'.i
4. r. STANLEY. Il SER.
l.. W. pELION & 90. Agents.
ROtt Townsend. >cpf - IS-;.
, 1883-12-13

Fine assortment Of Christmas cards,
Gents and Ladies' sets. &c, at
L,TIMER & Cos.
, 1883-12-13

HriIhrr the Captain nor the uHjI,.I-I-I.rG ! -,If~
viii br responsible for any drhT- CpEIF..rr fr Ic
crew of The above named vessel
G. ". STOLTZ. Master
Il ". dcLIoN Il CO., : geat~.
Port Townsend, Sept. Il, SO.
, 1883-12-13
Chilian Bark AcTIvo.
H.. A-nl..nn.

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned agents
Will Ee Responsible for debts contracted hy the
crew Of the above named vessel.
Pedro PERHEEIN, Master.
Il. W. DELipJ y CO.. Agents.
PSIt TuwL~-Ii. JUiV =. i-S2.
, 1883-12-13
GERMAN BARK Federico.


NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UrN.
y dcrsi1ned agents of the above uumed ycS.
- VIII he responsible or debts contracted GN
The officers or crew.
Oh. Ohlsen, Master.
u. W. ncLiOH Y 60, agents.
Port Townsend, Apr IL. lSs:i-
, 1883-12-13

assemblage. Much credit is
ses Bacon and Wood Wit
'ntertainmo:.. forward to So
issue. The last act, a tragic
EXCELLENT, and amidst thun-
Ise and the stamp Of a little
lins fell. We hope this is
ming of more such events
scharacter, and would be
of Il lycenm being organ
, 1883-12-13
KY Argus.
.sDAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1ss3.
Editorial Notes,

Senator Slater, of Oregon. seems to
be taking the lead Of those Portland
schemers who, having railroad con
structedto that city, do not want it
extended farther. His bills to forfeit
lands held by the \. P r r. Co,
would, if carried into effect, operate
to retard construction Of the railroad
in question scross the Cascade noun
tains.
, 1883-12-13
British Bark KATE IRVING.

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will be responsible for any debts con-
trICted by the crew OF the aboycd named YES
sci. = +. SCOTT Master
r. w DELIOS 4 90. Agents.
Port townsend, May Is, ISSi-
, 1883-12-13

Vessels Consigned to r. W. deLion & Co.
, 1883-12-13
Ship Chaiienger.

it0m Wilmington.
Neither the Captain nor Ia. uuG.E~i- med a..,.ut,
will he responsible for any debit contracted by IA,
crew of the above named vessel
T. II. THDHTssiN. Master.
Il. " DEI.IoN a Co, Agents.
Port Townsend. MAY =. lsSi.
, 1883-12-13

lrishnen
should be
tically ho'
natural d
When yC
that thee
into disrep
vention yot
as n fraud !
infer that Y
, 1883-12-13
Ship GSmir.

From GUHymar.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
agents VIII he responsible Tor debt contracted
by the crew of the above named vessel
&. Il. CANN, Master.
r. W; DELION. Agents.
Port Townsend, April ~, 1883.
, 1883-12-13
Ship Co,iMoDoEE.

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned agents
Of the above named vessel will b- -pGu-ibla f0I
debts contracted by she oil Gers ~ crew.
G. IL SAWYER. Ma Ter.
Il. " DILI"S X Co. AGENTS.
Port TowHrsud, April Il, 1sS2-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Letter from Gov. Curtin.
WAsnINGroN Dec. 1G, ISIS:

W ASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 500,
EpIroRs or CENrEE DEMOCRAT g.
| am quite sure that since my reluln
from Europe, have persisted in my
efforts to have u road from Bcllefonle
to Spring Mills, and in justice to the
people of PebnsvaIey, | proposed and
had passed, the motion of our Board
to lend credit to the road to Lemont,
Provided the l.. & T. t. L. company
would iron the road to Spring Mills.
1t is unjust and malicious for any one
TO attempt to pervert my action, ! 60
to Philadelphia to see Mr.. Roberts
and may get the demand t25,000H
withdrawn.
If the Pcnna. Co. refuses, We should
consider the propriety Of extending
the Buffalo Run road to Spring Mills
and locate on the graded road. Il is
impossible for the location to be held
now, and if the Buffalo Run project
j. not practical, suppose q new charter
be taken.
All this | will say to Mr. Roberts
aud will be home soon to see all parties
Yours truly,
A. G.. CURTIN.
Gov. Curtin's letter has the right
ring. We ourselves never doublcd
his position as to the Peunsvallcy road,
but some have honestly misunderstood
him and some have maliciously used
this opportunity to damage him before
the people, aud for this alone we glad.
ly publish his square, direct statement
Of his position. Oar houored towns.
man has always the welfare Of this
community at heart.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

THE Republicans of the senate re.
fused to crafty the Virginia senators
by the election Of Gorham as secretary
of that body, but as a salve to the
wounded sensibiIilies of the repudia-
tors and to hold them to their alliance
with the administration and secure
their votes for the future, they were
placed upon the following committees:
= Malone. Chairman Of Public Build.
|fngs and Grounds, member Of Naval
Affairs, pf Post Offices and Post Roads,
and Of {ducation and Labor.
Rig Seberger Chairman Of Manu-
|Ia7Eufes; member OF Railroads. Of Dis.
srict of Columbia, and Of Engrossed
Bills.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

TuE Harrisburg Patriot compiling
from the figures of the auditor general
demonstrates that the expenditures OF
1888, shows a decrease Of s70j, ,S9l.9S
in the cost of running the state gov.
ernment as compared with that Of
1881, the last previous year when the
state government was under control OF
Republican legislature and exrcu-
tive in all its departments. Assuming
100000 as the cost of the extra ses.
sion Of eleven months duration, the
figures show a saving of nearly a
quarter million over the expenditures
OF the Republican management for
the single session of 1881. This may
be considered a fair Democratic re-
cord, one not to be ashamed Of by the
most exacting reformer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

the New York Sun, believes that the
organization Of the Republican com.
mitlce with Senator Chopin, Of Miusc-
sofa, rs chief, and the location Of the
convention at Chicago, was the join
production of Logan aud Blaine to
capture the nomination from Arthur
II will doubtless be an interesting
scramble at any rate.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

SENATOR MORRILL,, Of Vermont
has introduced in the senate bill to
provide for commission on the sub.
ject Of the liquor traffic. The COM
mission is to be composed of seven
Ipersons. not more than four of whom
zball belong to the samepolitical party,
nor be advocates Of prohibition, whose
kuty il shall be TO investigate the
DhoIic liquor traffic, its relations to
sue and taxation, and its general
mic criminal, moral and scienti-
pect Ia connection with pauper-
crime. social vice, the public
|bs5llh and general welfare Of the poo.
|pIe and also to inquire as to the prac.
Z.icnI results of license and prohibition
Regulation for the prevention Of in-
Amperance in the several states Of the
nion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

SPEAKER CARLISLE, it is expected,
will announce the committees Of the
house this week Immediately before
the adjournment for the holiday.
He will then probably escape to the
mountains or hide himself in the
prairies of the west to avoid the curses
Of the disappointed during the two
weeks recess.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

AT the meeting Of the Republican
National Committee in Washington
last week, Chicago was selected as the
place Of meeting Of the national nomi.
mating convention for President and
Vice President, and the time fixed for
June 81 next. This is supposed by
some TO be in the interest of Arthur
from the fact that the committee de.
clined to entertain the proposition Of
Mr.. Frye, Of Maine, to arrange the
terms Of representation giving pre-
ponderance to the certain Republican
states over those of the certain Demo.
cratic states in the choice-lbat the
refusal to adopt the proposition Of Mr..
Frye settles the hash of Mr.. Blaine, as
Arthur comes to tie front with a solid
Republican representation from the
south controlled and operated by the
Official patronage he wields.
d the other hand, others, notably
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Americas efforts Fail.
O'DoSSELL SUFFERS THE PENALTY
ToE CAREY'S MURDER.
LONDON. Dec. II. 3. - a. NJ
was hanged at s02 o'clock

O'Donnel! was hanged ~ so2 o'clock
this morning. The weather was Of
the most boisterous and equally charac.
ter. This did not deter large crowd
from assembling on the outside Of the
prison in order to catch the first news
Of the execution. The people began to
gather about seven o'clock, one hour
prior to the time fixed for the cxccu.
ton. The previous arrangements re-
Iatiye to the exclusion Of members Of
the press aud outsiders were strictly
enforced. There was uot the slighlc.;
hitch. O'Donncll was placed on the
scaTold a few mirutes before eight
o'clock. lie was calm, collected aud
seemed not to be in the least alarmed.
He was given an opportunity to
make a speech but refused to say
anything lie was executed al $ :02
and died without any apparent strug.
gle in few minutes. The black fag
was at once hoisicd. Among those
who had congregated on the outside
was the brother of O'Donuell. lie
was associated with large number
of workingmen aud was during the
whole time in a more restless aud de.
iected manner than bis condemned
brother. lie excited the sympathy Of
almost the entire assemblage. There
was no demonstration Of very bois.
ferrous character, as the black flag
was raised to the staff and the exccu.
ton was announced as having taken
place.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

You rarely ever sec as large = selec.
ton Of Christmas goods IS is now on
exhibition At the music store Of Bunnell
& Aikcns. All their organs and pianos
had to he removed to make room in
order 10 display them. The moment
YOU enter into their store you almost
imagine you are in some fairy land, and
stand riyitel TO the spot for a moment
ere YOU seem to realize that everything
is real and not imaginary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

The Republican senate caucus re-
pudiated Malone by defeating his
man Gorham for secretary OF the
senate. Gen. McCook, of Ohio, was
selected over Gorham by 4 vote Of -
to Is after Malone had made an ap.
peal in his favor. The Virginia boss
has lost his prestige and kicking Is
now in order.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

A RICH gold find is announced to
have been discovered in the Rocky
Mountains in Canada, a mile north of
Podmore, which is reported TO the
Department of Agriculture as an i'm.
meuse bonanza.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20


Governor paui.on Jas, week di-
patched to thc auditor general the foI
lowing significant communication
Usunl-urra, Dec. i3. 1855.
Hou J.la /. L,moa tudfar G,3.
srr'. HrIr NIy.-Pls--c furnish the
executive department q, your earliest
convenience with an ilpm.zI state.
mcu' uf rhc expenditures oI The CON.
un.fu' funds % The .e.a,o and house
nf representatives %, lha late Cz,ranr.
dinary session o., the general assembly,
showing the name. ui lhe persons ln
whom the m0ucys OF said .uuI- have
been PAID, together With tho amount
paid To- each. Also statement con.
tanning the names Of al officers aud
cmploye-, including tho ra-es Of thc
house aud senate, 80 whom moneys
have been paid for services during The
said session, together with the amount
paid 70 each,
Your. very repeatedly,
RunEur +. pATruoN, Gov.
Between Paui.on aud The lcris'a.
turc we have no difficulty 10 taking
our position. We are for the Cover
nor lie is honest, he is fearless aud
he Is conscientious. The legislature
deserves none of this praise, but has
proved itself deeper disgrace to the
commonwealth than any of its prede-
cessors. From the beginning it has
trifIled il has persisteutly dcded the
constitution its entire existence has
been a continuous perjury, and it,
dissolution q scene Of little cupidity
and Of shameless greed, such as
boo.black would blush to manifest.
We speak Of this body as an entirety,
we gladly make some HONORABLE cx.
ccplions. But has ever an honest,
reforming executive been checked by
as mean and petty lot Of Legislators
Aud now pattisuu inlimales that the
accounts are rotten and asks to have
them shown up. lie is looking after
the rats. We know Of no specific
charge, bat we can believe anything
Of the legislature Of 1884. Tie
people will back yeu, Governor. Al
our county papers sustain you, aud for
Heavens sake 70 to the bottom.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

As people pass by Sands window
You hear them oxclaim, "0h look
there, isn't she sweet. Oh the dear
little thing" an such remarks are
mode about the little lady on exhi.
biiion in Sands window. She is TO b.
chanocd oil. Don't forget that for every
one dollars worth Of toys You purchase
you get a chance
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

DUBOIS, Clearield county, was
visited on Sunday last by disastrous
fire resulting in the destruction OF
much property. The losses are estima.
ted at $4,000, and comparatively
little insurance. We sympathize "ery
sincerely with our Clearfeld neighbors,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

PHILADELPHIAs new pos.oilice
building, it is said, has cost the gov
ernmeut SS,OOO,000 in its erection.
1t is of course a magnificent structure
in all its appointments.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
A Bind Of Pretendor8.

r, = ,., ..
H.. ;,,.,,l.,.....f, >, ,.ro.o,.in,s L.1,
-. t..,..... ,..... ,l..,.-,l.,-o ,,,l
-. ,,rn .;,;.. o.l vLa, NJ G,.l
,,..,.r,. l..;.,,,,., ~. ol1o.lls,l. ,"
L.,.. o,I.,og ,r,i.l;o-, l,corri,..
.,,l;c, ,loo,. lyes tho .I,.i,n Tca,ue
of Amcrira" met at Washington on
/ "Wednesday last and passed resolution.
10 the og.c, that they would under.
take to corrcc; bourbon misrule in
the southern states. The fact that
their meeting occurred on the same
day ON which the Republican national
committee assembled Is rather -isnh
cant. i shows that The convenience
uf tho members of this sniyciug clha'
wa. Carefully considered. They are
alIeiIhcr members Of ,he Republican
national committee ar Republican
politicians VIII" sought the capita, i"r
( the purpose Of grinding an axe 30 The
meeting ct that committee. The iHcl
is the Union League. as at present.
constituted. Is simply an Organization
Of Republican Office ho!der- and office.
hunters.
The idea Of that organization re-.
/ forming anything "a too absurd ,1 be
treated of in serious earnest. /, has
alwavs been q stumbling block i'm the
wav Of reform /, existed IN New
| York during tho Tweed regime. but
the Committee Of Seventy, with
| Samuel ] Tllsu and cl.ss.es D,e'.,,av.
n, its head, had to BE- organized 10 re-.
form the city government Il moulded
the politics o; Philadelphia when the
/ frauds in the Gas Trust, aud Highway
department aud lhc Recorder. office
were pcrpelrated, when corruption was
rampant IN every branch of rhr city
government aal when the dsltur ihr
city was piled M TO sixtv millions ng
dollars. Is silence gave consent aud
some of those who are now promincu,
in il. council. could tell interesting
tales Of the fearful mi.-overnmcut o.,
that dch,.ridlsn mupiciralitv which
resulted in taxation tia, for time
amounted oluo., n c,nr.rn,;.p I,
v,s no, tho ,I-n;,p I .ar,r' Lr, n.c
Committee ~ Ono I,rl-,I ,lt.l
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.r p.1.l,r,l;.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Ihe CFntre 4rmurrat
Terms so per Annumin Advance,
Thursday Morning, December 20. 1883.

MRs. CHmsTIANCY, the divorced
wife of FIX Senator Chrisliancy, died
the other day in New York insane
from mental and physical prostratior.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

--Spccia reductions 10 churches, sun
day-schools aud festivals in candies, II
ssaesAscks.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
Telegram Briefs.

''. '''''' " "'.''
"' "'.'''''''' quarter 81 " cent p"
'''.'.' . P'' ''''" NY inc 'H''a'''''
lne Comptroller OF the Currency
has authorized The I'rl National
"'"" 81 ',"''I'' Ia" 10 ''s'n 01''
.. WIN d '"P'.'' Oh 3''' "'D'
A.' q z. testimony b. unlimited %"
''e 'f.aI 10 .'"T''-'o"u oi Jams Jack,
.'r ""' murder
I,i- said Tie hhei.ve threatens 90
reign and leave Egypt 'Tac report.
of iIlrk. racha', safety are revived
3u. aa-gredltci.
The French arc said &, have prg.i..
oo.y b.mbarlrd the Nada.a.caa
port. 81 N.aamar and N.n,m5g.
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'At a".a.r. a..i yesterday
4 0., uw.ad.a. q. Chinese Imm,.
grafton ae., lmp.,.o. further rc-,rla.
".a-. aa- a..u agreed upon hv the
pa"G Ca.t delegation uaI wlll be-
speedily rr-.n,.I r. r.rrr...
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Graham s son have zoe finest assort-
meht Of ladies and gents Holiday slippers
In BeIIefonte.