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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

We ran against that efficient officer
and jolly fellow, Sheriff Dunkle, on Mon
day, and asked him If what the News
prints, concerning tho growing roughness
Of the town, has any foundation for IT,,
The Sheriff put his hand in n rcticent way
over his mouth, coughed and said, hosi-
tatingly We'll, must acknowledge
that there is something in it. OF late it
gets pretty rough on Saturday,"
"ShcriiY, have you any trouble to keep
the peace ?"
"Gcsi sometime. Last week IN one
evening / stopped eight or ten fights and
Capt. Montgomery reports that he did
about the same. Tho boys are as bad as
the men"
4" You don't mean to say that there il
much drunkenncss among our boys, do you,
Sheriff, That is shocking go
"les; am afraid that those rcsponsi-
bic arc growing careless. Young men
from the country, especially, think moth
ing Of having what they call " good
time whenever they come to town.
Why on Saturday I had grcnt deal Of
trouble to keep the payemcnts and cross
iugs clear 30 that the ladies could pass with:
out being josiIed "
"Do you blame any one hotel or any one
4
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In Me moriam

At lil,jo after midnight, on Friday
last, Mrs. Mary s., wife Of J. Dunlop
shugert, Of this place, departed this life in
the tbirty-afth year Of hor age. She WA
the daughter Of the late DR.. John NJ Nc
Coy and Mrs. Jane a, Mccoy, who sur
wives him. We can truly say she had
many friends and no enemies an amiable,
dutiul daughter, aiiecii0uaic wife and do
voted mother, whose gentle voice will long
be missed in the household over which she
ruled by love
After months Of patient suffering and
resignation, she has fallen asleep TO earthly
things, and now her " eyes soc the King in
His beauty and behold the land that is very
far Of, whore the inhabitants shall not
say, ! am sick"
A. falls tho leaf hy the auiumns breath.
As rolls tho mlst from the mountains brow,
As the dovdrop glitlsrs In silence nos.
Noissless. she passed. to the rems u death.
Twas IN llfo'' nooutide that the Master came.
when the sweetness u being IL At its prime
Ere The evening comes with its resting time
That her vork s done-lo. lie calls her name
All carth's ioys and cares have faded away
It, beautiss by her arc no longer seen.
Bot she veil ran trust, and on Jesus lean,
AZ she crosses torian's unknown way.
Oh, teuderly lay her where grasso. wave.
Though the soul IL not in that mortal clay.
hut dwells In The Masters home to-day
with Him, who It, life aud being gave
PA.s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

AWUsEWEST,.- Iolanthc" a, Reynolds
Opera House Monday, October -,h We
gladly welcome the Wilbur Opera Com
pany once moro. Our people know and
appreciate these talented ar,i.is, and the
wcll-traincl chorus understand they
like Us and we like them II any one
doubts this le. him 60 30 Sourbeck and
examine the chart-hardiy any seats Icit
now. Il is raro that such a small town
can enjoy SO Gno an entertainment We
give below what couple Of exchanges say
about tho opera and the company
Tho Wilbur Comic Opera Company
produced "Iolanthe' a. the Opera Hous"
last evening, and ihcy will be welcomed
next season with an OVERLOOKING house, for
the impression msic by their first appear
auco was a very satisfactory one. Theog
era was no, en-, in tho rogrchcnsjh.e man
nor usually practisci hy some manager
Mr. 4. W + Mac Collin 80 Larf Caau-
rsia- vas immense, and was hororoi with
triple encore a. the end Of hls second
song. Mr. j. f. Brand has fine voice,
and sang and acted hs par. of Sfrrghau
well. Mr.. j. +. Comfy is p very attract
jyc gentleman, with 3 sweet tenor voice
Miss Ray samuels combined good singing
wilh excellent acting Miss Susie k!rwjn
personatei the par; Of Piv''u In a sa,js.
factory manner Mi's Franc Hall a. Tl1u-
Ns was vol received -Nyr Ia~t Hv1if
The Academy was crowded last even
ing TO witness the production Of tho oparA
of "lolauthc which was given with tho
same energy and vim which characterized
the production of tho "MascotteH ty this
same company. Tho cast and chorus we're
far superior yocally 70 those Of tae Rice
Company, and the acting entirely differ
aut, and the entertainment, "a a whole was
ully satisfactory -Binghampton Ners and
Bufiffru
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

RAILROAD NoTEs.-I the last two days
there has been sudden change in the
plans of our railroad builders. 1t looks
now as If the Nittany valley road is motto
be built. If tho right Of way could have
been gotten promptly the men would have
been put upon it and tho work in progress,
but the Clinton county farmers have hcsi-
tated so long that Collins and others are
little disgusted. j. NJ. Bell, the engineer,
went TO Beech Creek Tuesday night to run
the limo up tho Bald Eagle. IIo will cross
tho Bald Eagle valley road below Miles
burg, then it is proposed to follow Spring
creek on its east side and connect with the
Buffalo Run road at the mouth Of Armors
Gap. This line is ten or eleven miles
shorter than tho ono down Nittany. The
grading is extremely easy and tho cutting
and filling very light. Tho people along
the Bald Eagle are SO anxious TO havo the
new road las it will help that section i'm
mensclyl that the right Of way can be got
ten at next to nothing. In other words,
this route will cost less than one-hnlf that
Of the other. MIR. Bell will make his re-
port and estimate as soon as possible.
Engineer White has finished his survey
to Lemont, and is now estimating the cost
Of tho supcrstructure from Spring Mill, to
Lcmont, upon which he expects to make
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

The annual meeting Of tho Womens
Christian Temperance Union will be held
IN Bellefonte, October 10Th, 1lth, and 18th,
1889. All women interested in temperance
work are invited. Mrs. Hunt, Of Boston,
will lecture on the evenings Of the 10th
and i1th, subject, " Scientific Temperance
Instruction in Schools" Free 20 all.
School directors and teachers are requested
70 be present
+. s. BLANCHARD, Sec'y
Bellcfonte w. q. 7. Y.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

GEkNu TrHIIU TAEkuE -TwTyTY-
TIVE FLrrUANT~ Is LINT.-On Thurf-
dav, October II between the hours Of g
and 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon. Adam
Forcpauch Great Rail Road show will
appear upon ;hc streets in professional or
der. oar exchange from the places where
the establishment has exhibited assert that
in extent and magniGcence this display
exceeds sll spcciaculars or show parades
ever made by any exhibition in the United
States.
Tho procession is led by the beautiful
pageant illustrating the departure Of Lslla
Rookh from Debit. The lovely princess,
who { personiGcd by the handsomcst wo-
man IN America, Is seen seated in a gen
uiuc East Indian Howdah, upon the back
of kincly Elephant Maids Of honor
serviior, and all the pomp and wealth Of
an Eastern monarch court, surround her.
Another most attractive and novel ieA.
iurc Of the parade Is the presentation, for
Tho fret time IN America. OF the fateinA.
ting Egyptian spectacle. Cleopatra jour
neying to NEE, Mark Antony" The fam
Gus and beautiful queen il 7ersonsted, scat
cd in q magnificent barge ablaze with gold,
and all the surroundings are In keeping
Win AHe httNuHt given NA AHe WiHth Fe-
liable historians Of this remarkable regal
journey. Then follow 81 interval, not less
TWENTY CHARfoTs AND TABLEAu CARS
abaze with gold and gliiter--and wide
opened dens Of wild beasts, gsyly cspari-
soned oamels and ponies, and The
COSTLY STUD or RAcE-HoRsEs
recently imported for the hippodromc rae
e., and members Of the company richly
robed and mounted together with
THREE BASDs or MUSIC
not including the patriotic Independence
Drum and Fife Corps, 3 band Of Egyptian
harpists, sud orchcstrians, calbiopos, and
other mechanical musical inventions.
An instructive a. we'll as humorous fea-
lures Of The pageant is the appearance Of
a real slave-singiBg band Of old-time old
plantation darkios All we're formerly
slaves, not one Of them has ever been away
form the South, and, seated upon cotton
bales, in a genuine southern mule team,
this band Of freedmen sing, as the process
sion moves, The campmeciing melodies and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
Letter from tho State College.


STATE ''ILA'L' sept. 3D. i'-a.
M". H''''h.--I nav come 20 'A' !"
7'A'e eo'''t' i1F = 81 '.-eA.iaH ana
'''' ! might improve inc r-'.'sN ana Al
another brilliant star 70 your 'A'H'n galaxy
'i eo'a''ronden~ hy re.A'" my eEreF'-
'"''' 'AT'E" your 'a'1b.e paper.
Inc m''e'. and continent OF The T'T'o
'".e""Te. need ''''"s"ln anu u 's The a1'!
Of e'Ty ono to assist }" 'h.a gT"'o work
'lF the h'o." say We ma'in hide our Ute
-'''' '-'"o.' '"' ''' u s1'Ne go cur "e'-
..' CD" .''. - ''h ma" no ''"''eheo u
'A' "'h'' '' A'''fe.s4m max '' "iaA4f' '1'
F" you "'' E''1 ''' ana Keep ne VIC"
trimmed '' wei" 81 '1'.
Wei, ! coined h.r on thur.Iay eycnin To-
the stage, w.cb is ,ikc COW in a ban way
gun, flr s'owars. .;4k %. hours 60
e5. 60 nay dc.,jnashan, and then ! wcat up
q sec the PRECEDENT Hjs ouor wash 70
home Pc one " tho students sent ne over
;o sco Professor Pa,rie. who is the yicc-
pres. HaisA tai man and don't wear DO
uoak'yo. The boys sal D. how bic reliras
belief won loayc him wear cry. Eay
vay ho ,.k mo - tho hisncss nanircr
zhcr / got room. ] don't know vst h.s
uamois. Thoa I aAs czamiul hy carffo
~ Prafs.. whose ramc, ! aant know vii.
and made The ,,osbman c'as like a pig ro,n
through fence into rc'aia parbl lTba,
y "E''a"' ana ''''aN'' ''' mere Wa "
''"'' I'I- 10 ''' Gas
] sTout tho evening 10 bc,n intoTdDc4ea
20 iho boys. There is some queer spcci-
nuns oi human naiaF here. There is ono
boy they call "Jorsoy who would DO fur
3 skeleton. Bat of the boys ! will men
ion IN the future was invited % s,ep
with two ic'i''s they call " Mir. and
skinny. ID" later inoTd oriaI lawd
and kicked q good blt, bus vo bin used 20
mules kickin, 60 didn't ksre. wss
a""S'A rom my ''omo''' hy he''n him
saul An' '"'' i'e'','''I 'DA' ''', va.
''''e'u'nE 'o"s "''" '"' A''i '"' u 'noA''
me "''"" 'N'""' S'' 'P A"' 'f'N'N '"'
'''' ""s" . W., -'' .'o' 10 ~ ''A "'"'' '''
~ S'' ., Wv '''' '"'' y >" ." " "''' Wv
~ '''u ''' 'o.'s vas "1' III" '''i' 'u' WI"
''' pepper inc" az s''' N''A anu i1"!
"'s ''' " ''"'' s'' wy
got bTekIa's IN 'he ''uo' oi wien l VII
sPeN' agA'n'
At s, a. NJ, We went TO chapel where
they sung and praied. Then The President
got up and told the boys that they mustn !
smoke. lie said their was in 100 that IL
did good 70 smoke, and % that IT didn't
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BEST AND CHEAPEST.
Two Weekly Newspapers for the
Price of One.
AND The BEsT DAILY AT Low
RATES.

The Harrisburg wErEIr r,THi8T il large eight
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stirt instructive and enisrtasuiuF The subscription
u the WHISKY FsrRio7 is fl.oo pet aunum cash 10
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CLrBB1NG.
The Wfrrtv PATRIOT snd Nsu Ioik WetklF sun
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THE DAILY PATRIOT
l. The onlv morning papsr published At the STATE Cap
Itsl the ony morning paper outside - Fhiizasiphia
and Pittsburgh that gets The complete Associated rfea
news aud that has general system 81 special tsle
grams and the only daily thst reaches the interior
touus u renusylvsHla before the rlHlaaelphlA and
New Hofk psrer. The DAnr psymaa hss lsea
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And now Aaron Williams has caugh. |.
the W stern fever. Aaron is a fast man,
he is, and will catch "Ad" Mckee at
Chicago, and then they will dance the war
dance around the "Solting Sun" together
Plenty Of luck 70 you, boys, three or four
silver "specs, five bison apiece and each a
"bar" is what We wish you.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

THE FRUITS oY MEmT.-DE. HAET-
MAN 81 Co.--Please send me lot of your
books On the ellis Of Life" ! selI great
deal Of your Pcruna. IT 10 very highly
spoken Of in this part ol the country.
+. II. BUssHAS, i. ". Wexford, Pa.
Dear Sir have taken half dozen
bottles Of your Pel,uaa and find it il doing
ms great good. Your truly,
JANE WYATT,
30 70 Stcubenyillc, Ohio
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songs Of the slave cabins az was customary
in slavery day..
All the costumes, all the trapping, are
new, and are pronounced the 1nest ever
seen In any similar denomination, we're
made IN Pari. and London, expressly for
Mr FOrcpauRh. Our readers residing out
Of town thOuid reach here by nine in the
forenoon, IN order 10 behold this grand
free -for-all holiday parade.
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Local Department.

WANrEp.-A female servant to do cook
ing and other housework' Apply nj the
residence of John II. Orvls, east Lynn ST.
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League games !:
INC Alhletic8 won Id associntion
pcnnant


''' - fef -''S-f '.' i.ks 80 lEGf.
] have been using Hop Bitter. and have
received great beuel, from them for liver
complaints and malHfiAl fever. They are
superior % all other medicine.
3"2t Il. " BARNES.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

A NEW WAGosMAKER.-Go back Of
the Cummings House, on Bishop street
and see NJ. Z. Smiths establishment.
Everything new, and the best Of work
guaranteed
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UANNEE0Ns tUTNTERFTIT.- .-Therc
h.e -hngoro.s cagrtcYtriI in circulation
Tlrporuug 30 br Walnut Leaf Hair Re.
s;oror. The trorrc., evidence of i,s
great value .t the far, ,ha, rarises know
ing jr great efficacy Try 81 i,aIta,s u.
zach bottle q the qDuaay has q fac ssrsi1r
q walnut leai-b.awu in the glass: srd
g Green Leaf On The outside wrapper. The
Rast0rer is g. harmless s. water. while
Is possesses al The Urorcriies necessary 10
restore liic, vicor, growth and color 20 the
halr. Purchase ouly from r,spgas.5le g.ar-
Hrs Ask your dfUgc5.; ior i;. Esch bot
Tie Is warranted Johnston. Holloway &
Co, Philadelphia and Hall & Ruckel,
New York; " NhoIess.e Agents. 4-ly.
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-pnstare two cents.

-Democralsi 0HIuruaS = '"0
pay your taxes Have you a''oha'u " '"'
matter
Speaker Randall Is out IN ""'o' stump
ing Tor hoad'y' sam WIN ""'' ~ 49,
Buckeyes
-Hagerman, the handsome court I'Po''
er, OF CLINTON G''''''' sp'"0' ''"'"' :"
Bclleionte
His last name Is CrideF, ana nc "F'''-
cd one week ago. Councilman Crider Is
happy.
Circus next Thursday. We invite
everybody to give John Bccacr a call on
that day and examine his fine beef
Wilbur Opera Co, on Monday, w.
c. T. U. and the circus on Thursday, and
the colored band We will always have
with US.
Chairman Hcinle spent part Of last
week in looking after the interests Of the
Democracy in its stronghold, Penns Val
Icy.
Joseph Bros, and ). X a. Loeb have
requested US to announce to the pubic that
their stores will be closed on Thursday
October llth.
Joe put his hand into his box OF ready
made coarse jokes and tried to throw few
at US last week. Keep on old fellow, "hen
II comes to that, you no t4uA' !" '"'
State,
And now jim MeOi"'h 'ooNe'h Tue
Bible through and poreth over the Ne"
York Ledger IN search OF ahame Tor NO.
g. lie VIII vote ioF the Demoe'A"c
president oil i'ot'
Won't BeIIeion'e be I'Ve'y next wees.
Inc opera for'pAusn circus anu Tue
Nomens CHRISTIAN Temperance Union
Convention all on us al once ba' come
along we can take you al 'f' We can
we notice 'ha' the ''"'e'y C0'u'H"'
oi the Da'l1 Ne'' arc A"eu VII" P"''A-
uohs from US hAPPy 70 return 'H' e0H'P"-
mehs only, Ne"'y !" "oa'u % " "''''
rough on our readers We must ara" '"'
'ihe somewhere
- - ' ,.,,--.s-
I."5 nv
""'IN - '''e' '''s pun
"'' '"''' '9''1 - '"' l'''''.''''
We mag 'NP''' - ''''"' ~" ''
""n..
-IheFe Is ''nu'''ON among 'D0 0'1'''
lnhAol'ah's '"a' .he s'lNA' H. H. C'' once
S''u"'.y P'oPo,,I O.'.l''s 's P'' :" ;
o'''" ~"
Ia. ioh.bf,.,,. b.yo aio3 that, ,bo ,-..
d;,io, :. vo-y r.i,, and vory foy ,re f,.
r,;l;., ui,b !,
g. po,,o- ,o, of Tho lo,o ID. 60,
po,,o. .-or, s,rla, ,yi,h b;s f-io,ls IN
80. ~ pit L,,d. vo,y -,,,o,.i.
Mo oo.i.i,, :, T,5i.,o holm, o..i.,sn,
-. - VT, De- g. .,r,,,,. .5s,;.i,-s
~, p.,,. p NO, ~ p;,,,b,-.h
George again demonstrates the ability Of
Cor,-o co,,,y bov. % .-as, groa, amos.
.f-
l"a' so'au''i "H'"'' '"' '''''' ''''
us' D'V"s'' ''''''' o'' '''o''"' ''' '''''
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~ c..,a, =. 49, ~ 81. v....5
49,. l;ta ....,;,. 7, e.,no,. c,,r,,r
- - a.,.,. an ,aa-
49,. -a-n,.,iaa 49,. to. h,g,5od .,,.t
"a -. ,.iu oor,o ,o-o T., ,nr--,,,,o.a -,
:. .a;..n. I'll g C.roJo oo3 yow
Toy Ou''h "'''''u uo'n' '''" MS
western tT'p IN e1ce''enI he"''h "uu spirits
and evidently enJoyed h'i''el very i"ueo'
ne 'h'"Ns 'u'' '''so" anu " "'n.ng'on
i'''''ofy' are '"o P'"I,' on '"' acme
hlDIb ADl EbAhE Ai'Ns AAH FHAlt AtA NN hllf
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Death of DIR. Wilson.

physician of our State, died at his resi-
donco in Belleionte, on Saturday, Septem-
bor 22nd, 1889, at tho advanced aged OF
50 years, 10 months and II days. Ili7
ancestor, Hugh Wilson, came from Cavnn,
in the north Of Ireland, as early as l728,
and settling near tho present village OF
Weayersvillc, Northampton county, with
John Boyd, Thomas Craig and Samuel
Brown, formed what has long been known
over this State as the Irish settlement"
(Clydo's Irish Settlement, page 81
Hugh Wilson, father Of tho Dr., came
to Buffalo valley NOW Union county
in 1880; married Il daughter OF Willism
Irvine and settled on place NOW known
rs Yergers) belonging to Col Thomas
Hartley, adjoining Iartleton, where bis
eldest son, DR.. W. ! Wilson, was born
Nov. 10Th, 1913 Hugh Wilson moved to
Lcwisburg in 1898, and then to his farm
one mile west Of Lcwsburg, where Dr.
Wilson spent his carly life. He was cdu.
Gated at IA classical school kept by Row
Thomas Hood in Kelly township, Union
county, and read medicine with DR.. James
Dougal Sr,r at Milton, and established
himself in practice at Early stown, Centre
county, in 1918.
On tho 23rd Of February, 1919, DR..
Wilson was married by Rev. William
Stuart to Mary, daughter Of Judge james
Potter, and ai.cr residing number Of
years at Early stown he removed 70 Pot
ter.s MtiIs, to occupy commodious man
sion which he hnd built there home
around which cluster associations Of de-
light which will never fade from the mem
ory Of those who have enjoyed Is cheerful
hearth and pro.ufc hospitality. OF wig
.-,,,s c.rs,;,u,i., and athletic frame. DR..
,,..,
\ D
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

-Wcs.ward. H. Arthur J Brown
auI II. a Mckee Esqr both Icfi for the
wet This week Mr. Brown % locate
permanently a, Now Tacoma, Washing
ton Territory nud "Ad" Mckee 70 hput
b.aa,aos and interview Sitting Bull We
yory much rscrc, "Artys determination
20 leave our town. IIc will be greatly
missed By a large circle oi friends, and
BcUcfaa,o loscs ono of i,s mo.i sc,iyc and
energetic young business man and our
party one of BE- mos, cfccigsl workers.
oar IoH vi.i Dc Tacomas gain. May the
goddess of fortune drop golden apples in
the lap Of our young friend. "Ad will be
back unless scalrci by the "Iujunf."
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MoS7GomEEr * Co., Tailors.


-WiHon, McFAr.ane ~ Co., call a,,en-
ton 20 the only reliable Ready Mixed
Pant 10 the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared Pnlr. is DO; uly superior to any
Ready MiIeI Paint .old but rivals rure
white lead IN H. smoOihuess IN working
and durability This paint is guaranteed
by the manufacturer not 90 cracl. or peel
within three gear The guarantee +. not,
only good FOR replacing the paint but il
Will be put On .f it should crack or peel
within the time specIGed. !, viii be 70
YOUR Interest 70 call and see Wilson. Nc.
Farihne * Co, before purchssiue either
white lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint.
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CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real name OF the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

We have just received our new Pail
and Winter WoOlens. Call and leave
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
Base Ball Pennants.

Boston carIies Off the League cham
Below i. appended the
Lenrun rnre.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

TTGoSE scALEs, Sept. q, 1888,
EpIroR CENTRE DEMOCRAT Dear ST. /.
Please find shipment Of coal sent over B.
s. $. s. Branch Of Tyrone Division for
week ending Sent %. 1889
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-09
BeIi0rd Explains.

Wsshington,S.-A Star Ieporter called
on Representative Bedford, OF Colorado,
to-day, touching the appearance in the
Star of yesterday of an article from the
Denver Republican, which alleged that
be, (Belford) had arranged the bail bond
of one HoYt, star route man, who made
false affidavit al to the value Of prop
erty owned By him in Colorado, and was
then arrested aud held to bail by Judge
Smell, for false swearing. Belford said
dis connection with the matter was just
this: VIM. Hoyt was held to bail and
wanted bondsmeD; being g member OF
Congress, l could not go on the bond of
anybody. know Bo7t oNhed valuable
mineral mines in the southern portion Of
my State. Had I not been \ rrember OF
Congress, l would have gone upon
his bond; instead / wrote a letter in
which l said, 81 knew Hoyt and knew
him 10 De responsible ard that
that could not myself 90 on hi:
bond. l would have no hest.
tstion in indemnifying any one
who would become his surety. I did tol
Hoyt that which / would do for gnJ
friend. did it out of friendship for 5
friend whom | knew 20 be responsible
So far as the $40 coo check is concerned
continued M Bedford, it was the foul.
est fabrication ever coneocted By 3 con
fessed liar. l think the court treated me
unfairly yesterday in not lettiag me dis
claim the lie 10 the place where it wa:
uttered.