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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-08

New PROCESS Roller Flour-best in
the market-manufsctured at Fishers
mill, Penn Hall, is for sale at Kauff-
mans store. 1t is the delight of the
housewife and consequently it is tn e
most popular roller flour used.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE.
Winter Tenn begins January 6. 1856.

This institution is located In one of tho most
beautiful and healthfulspots of the entire Ale
gheny region. 1t is open to students OF both
sexes and offers the following Course OF study:
/. A Full eientitic Course ot Four ears
q A Latin centiic Course.
g. The following ADVANCED COURSES, OF
two years each, following the first two years OF
the Scientific Course: (a) AGRlCULIlRF:lh ~
NAUTICAL HISTORY; (c) CHEMISTRY AND
PHYSICS: Oi) CIVIL ENGINEERING.
shortSPECIAL COURSE In Agriculture
5. A short SPECIAL COURSE IN Chemls trX
6 reorganiZed Course III MECH ANlC
ARTS, com mbinirg shop-work with study.
7. A new SPECIAL COURSE 1.-TWO years. III
Literature and science, for Young Ladies.
s. 4 Carefully graded Preparatory Course.
g. SPECIAL COURSES are arranged to meet
the wants OF individual students.
Military drill is required. Expenses for board
and incidentals very low. Tutionf free. Young
ladies under charge Of a competent lady Prin-
cipal. ~
For Catalogues, or other information address
GEORGE w. ATHERTON, h. D..
President,
27-29 State College, Centre Co., Pa.
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The Mexican rrouh,.

NEw York, August 6 An FL Paso
TEX } dispatch says: Senior Nicolas
Migo. the Mexican Federal Judge for
the Peso del Nor,e ID strict, came up
from chihuahua Wednesday night
Mr.. Roberts, resident OF Paso del
Norte, came upon the same train, and
sa5 70 that Mipo showed him full par
don for Cutting, signed by President
DiaE, and explained to him tina, the
intention was to convict Cutting, SEN
teDce him, and then instantly produce
the pardon aud set him free. This, it
is thought, would pscify the United
States without denying the right
claimed by Mexico to punish Cutting
Judge Mig) declines to talk.
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Paid the Death Penalty at Last.

GALLATIN, Mo-, August 6.-John F.
Smith was hanged here a, noon today
for the murder of William p. Gleas)n
on December 20, 1885. He was SEN
fenced to be hanged for the same crime
for which Joseph Jump was executed
two weeks ago, but the Governor
granted respite until today to look
more fully into ths fac s OF the csse.
He refused, however, to interfere fur
ther, and today, at about 8 clock, the
prisoner was taken from the jail at
Marysville, to a valley near this place
where the gallows had been erected.
He assembled the scifold with firm
step and made a short speech in which
be prot, sted complete innocence of
the crime, stating that Jump alone
was guilty. His neck WAS broken in
the TALL aud he died without struggle.
VIM. p. Gleason, for the murder of
whom two men have now pad the
penalty, was farmer Of Monroe
county, where he owned mortgaged
farm. He had been working by the
day near here, on the Rock Island
railroad, and had accumulate enough
money to pay the mortgage off. The
night before his intended departure
FIR home he was waylaid by Smith and
Jump, and who murdered and robbed
him,
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PAID THE DEATH PENALTY
AN INDIAN MURDERER HANGED
AT FORT SMITH.
A DO,1 attempt to Steal the Corpse
g q Canadian Millionaire
at Quebec.

EoJ Eh, August Sin Dec am
Der, 1884, George X. Fosser, one Of
the wealthiest residents Of Richmond,
Qnebec, died leaving fortune Of ST.
100000. A few days ago an attempt
was made by unknown parties to steal
the body. A hole four feet deep was
dug into the geound close 10 ths mon
ument, where it was supposed the
body lay. The thieves, however,
failed in their attempt, for the remains
were not buried near the monument,
but some distance away from it, and
the ground was leveled so that there
was no indication Of where the body
ley. Near the hole lay pick and
spade, the handle OF the shade bearing
the letters III. T., New York" and il
is supposed that the parties, whoever
they were, that made the attempt t.
rob the grave came from that city.
The impression is that the thieves in
tended to steal the remains and hold
them for large reward.
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the GALVESTON GRILL.
INAUGURATION or THE GREAT
INTERSTATE DRILL.
Over Fifty Companies in Canp-The
Houston Light Guards the
First Choice.

GALVESTON. TEX, August 6.-The
interstate drill for prizes approxima-
ting SIS, 900 WAS inaugurated at Camp
Magruder yesterday. Some fifty COM
panies are in camp. Oh these seven
have entered the interstate contest and
the State contest. Those entering the
inters,ats competition are the Mont
Comery True Blues, OF Montgomery,
Ala; Branch Guards, st. Louis /;
Houston Light Guards, Houston, Tex. (;
Company +, Louisville Legion, Louis
vile, Ky; Ssaly Rifles, Galveston !;
San Antonio and Belknap r fles, San
Antonio, Tex. The day opened bril-
liantly and large crowd was in at
tendance. Hon. Seth Shepherd deliv-
cred an address OF welcome to the
interstate troops. Gov. Ireland also
spoke, aud in the course OF his re-
marks briefly alluded to the
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND MEXICO.
and while he couuseled peace, he
strongly intimaLed that sterner meas
ures might be found nee ssaTy. 10
that event, he said, the element before
him was ready to defend the State
and nation. Five military companies
and one Zouave company have entered
the competitive drill for prizes,
Lieuts. Cushman, Wright and Dun
ming, OF the 10th United States Infan.
try, nave been selected as judges OF
the infantry drill, and Capt. Lancaster
and Lieuts. Danes and Meyer, OF Bat
terry F, Third United States Artillery,
have been appointed judges OF the ar
tillery drill. None OF the companies
entered for
THE INTERSTATE CONTEST
drilled yesterday, the time being oc-
cupied By the drilling OF four COM
panies entered in the State contest. 1t
is estimated that ~ 600 persons are in
the city to attend the drill, and every
train arriving adds to the number.
The city is beautifully draped with
flags, banners and streamers Of all ma
tons. In the pools on the interstate
drill the Houston Light Guards are
first choice, the Branch Guards second
aud the True Blues third. Brevet
Col. Rose is in command Of the en-
caulpment, The militia, four COM
panies OF Unit d States infantry and
one battery OF Aying artillery and two
military bands are in attendance.
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Murderer Hanged at Fort smith


FoRT SMITH, ARK, August 6 KIT
Roas. a quarter breed Cherokee, was
hanged here today for the murder OF
Jonathan Davis, white man, at De
Chotesu, Ind. T., the Goth Of 81 De.
cembsr. Ross and Davis were on bad
terms, and met at "a store at De Cho-
teau on the day OF the killing. Ross,
who was drunk, approached Davis and
conversed with him friendly manner
about tbs weather, thereby quoting
Davis's fears OF harm. When Davis
walked of Ross drew a pistol and shot
him through the body, inaicting a
mortal wound.
Davis fred at his assailaut, but
missed him. Ross fad, but WAS
brought hack, tried and convicted and
sentenced to be hanged, with six 9TH
ELS, On the 23d OF July, but President
Cleveland raspi ed him for two weeks
10 have his c'se investigated. After
investigation, however, he declined to
interfere iu ther and Ross was exc
cuted accordingly. Yesterday he was
taken to the Catholic church and bap-
tized by Father Smythe. He was re-
tigaed to his fate and had nothing to
say. He ate heartily at breakfast this
morning and chat'ed pleasantly with
an Assoc ated Press reporter, but said
it was all over with him and there was
no uge to tax. The death warrant
was read to him in his cell at 2 o'clock
and the procession then moved of to
the scaflold where the Gel emonies W are
brief. Even while the rope was be-
ing adjusted Ross was perfectly
composed. He repeated part of the
Litany with Father Smythe, and Uss
repeating the words, Lord, have
mercy on me-" when the black cap
was drawn over his face Tire Drop wa9
sprung at 8 :35 O'Clock, and r So neck
was broken by the fall. He died with
out struggle, and everything prss9d
of quietly. This was another Indian
Territory execution.
Blue Duck, a full blooGed Ind an,
will be hanged next Friday. There are
twenty.four men in Jail here now
awaiting trial for murder committed
ia the Indian Territory.
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CycIone nj mnrtInpd. HAS.

Topeka, hAs, August GA tele-
gram was received here last evening
stating that cyclone hsd struck the
town of Ha,tland, and hsd demol.
iehed twenty houses and done great
damage TO growing crops. Sixteen
cars were blown from the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe track and tele-
graph wir we've Frustrated for two
miles west Of the town, The extentoi
the damage has not yet been learned,
but the dispatch stated that no one,
30 far as enown, had been seriously
injured. The storm reached other
towns in the vicinity Of Hsrtland. TIE
wires being down It's effects cannot be
learned. The storm came very sud.
denly from the west aud seemed to
follow the course OF the Arkansas
river. II spent itsgreatest force in the
vicipi y of the Atchieou, Topeka and
Santa Fs railway and train Of elk.
teen freight cars was blown from the
track. Strange to say, however, mona
Of the railroad employees were burt. 1t
Is impossible at this tlme to say how
much dSmage has been done. The
wires are still down.
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w. N. HALDEMAN.
President of tho Great LOUISVILkE C0U-
RIER-JoURNAL CO., tells mat
he knows of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.
Or ucE OF THE corMER-JouRyAL,


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suance thereof Wade by the Secretary
Of the Interior, shall be deemed guilty
Of misdemes nor, and upon convSc-
ton shall bS. fined any sum not ex-
ceeding $50, and to which may be
added imp .isonment for any term not
exceeding, six months.
Ninth These rules and regulations
shall take effect September lst, 1886,
and all. existing rates aEId regulations
heretofore presented under said act
in conflict here, are HEREBY revoked.
WIN. A. J. SPARKS, Gem missioner.
l. O. @. LAMAR, Secretary.
Approved August 9TH, 1856.
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Daisy Murdoch Dead.

NEw York, August 6.-Daisy MUIR
dock, The actress, died at 9 o'clock last
night at her residence, No. 2l5 West
TNenty|ihird street, after an illness Of
several months, with cor sumption.
Miss Murdoch was only II years Of
ege, aud had been for the past seven
years a member Of the dramatic pro.
e'sion.
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The National GeFmam.Am ericAn
AemlnMrY AAsOcinainn

MILWAUKEE WIs.,, August 6.-The
Natiooa al German.Americau Seminary
Association is holding its annual e. 5
sion in this city. Cons derable inter
est has been aroused in this years
Meeting ftom the fact that. Eastern
stockholders, who hold nesry 80 par
cont. of the capital, are ende voling to
remove the German. English Aead.
envy, which is under the associations
cmtrol, from Milwaukee to New York
city: Nothing was done today In re-
gard to the proposed change.
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Sore Eyes

The eyes are always IN sympathy with
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Chas. HOuKhtOn, Esq, lawyer, % State
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Clara Conway Institute.
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FurOlImpni IA,t Term 900

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This result is reached by breadth and
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The department of dress making and mil
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MEDICAL DEPARTMBNr
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formerly, 1s4T-lSs4, tho University of
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THE STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
BUNTSYI6IE

FEMALE COLLEGE.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.--Thirty-
IL seventh ssseion begins Wednesday, Sep
TENDER l, 1886 A desirable school tor your
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EDUCATIONAL.
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The Higbee School
FoR THE HIGHER
Education of Young Ladies.
Beale, LauderdaIe and Jessamine Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Incorporated with Collegiate Priv.
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AN INSTITUTION OF HIGH REPUT
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Fall Term Opens Monday. Sept 20.

Modern Languages by Foreign Teachers.
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Schools Of Art, Music and Elocu.ion noted
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Catalogues ready August 4th.
For information address
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Memphis, Tenn.
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NOTRE DAME of MARYLAND,

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COLLEGE or
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ENGINEERING DEpAKTMENT,
M VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

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aud field practice. Entrance Elk limitations
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
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Electric Light 45to s75per term Fall Term begins Sep
TENDER 1855 For Illustrated Calendar, with full information
address, j. TOuRJEE, Dir, franklin So, BOSTON MaGA
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HOpkinsviIle nigh school.
nR. WARHC'S SEMINARY,

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Home for ,iirls. $50 Gi,lsth year. A nom
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ddress DIR w. T. WARD.
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Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON. VA,

S in fall and successful operation and sap
i plies its enlarged course OF Systematic
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stituticns OF like grade in this country. For
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