ve | adjourned.llrutal IJiirglnrlcs Aroime Action.I1*' I Burglars with pronounced brutal of tendencies have been at their fiendish !^ work during the past few nights at the lC3 other end of the comity. On Saturday rk night the residences of John Daly, in l(*' | Gaysport, and Miss Olivia McDowell, in Hollidaysbmg, were entered anc the Ay 1 aged and lonely occupants were sharac-3et fully tortured. On the same night the in store of Druss Bros., in Roaring Springs of was ri(l!ed,and on Sunday night the ers house of Charles Gildea, in Gaysport, an. was alto entered.era | The depredations have caused intense excitement at the county capital II. I and last evening the IloNidaynburg y’s and Gaysport borough councils and ,ro- the couuty commissioners held a joint ial meeting to consider the matter. Dis-eut triet Attorney Martin Bell, who was ice present, drew up the following notice, to which was heartily endorsed by allpresssumriopeihuililivetwnothebe iibui!be- present:lfer “ The county com mission era of irm county and the borouizb councils of Ilollidaysburg and Gaysportcryam 80hereby jointly offer a reward of $500 for information which will lead to the arrest and conviction of the burglars eon-hen I cerLed ln entering the houses of John ised in Gaysport and Mias Olivia Mc-(Ute Dowell, in Ilollidaysburg, on the night of April 9, 1692. Payment of said re-ved I will be niiulo us follows : By the jjie county commissioners, $200, By Holli-and daysburg borough council, $200; By i Gaysport borough council, $100.K 1 U. Ii. Josics,President Count y Commissioners. James Tearnky, Burgess of Ilollidaysburg. Thomas A. Nokes, Burgess of*Gaysport.” * It was decided to publish tiie above in the leading dailies of the county and Ian* also distribute hand bills. William P. ^en' Smith announced that a private reward 0,0 | fund of $250 would also he subscribed in addition to the reward offered by the borougli aud county officials.lam iver i as rice.w»rhasKingirty.C ami thei all i tentpelfnexDo;COLKUAIN FOIIUE ITEMS.