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The Marin County Fire.

SAN RAFAEL, September 17th.-The fire
seems 10 have taken a fresh start. It has got
over into Coyote Hollow, on Throckmort6ns
ranch, another section OF il running north
toward the summit Of the mountain. Should
an easterly wind rise again, such as was
blowing this morning, it will endauger the
Water Company's property at Lsgunitas.
also several diaries III the vicinity. The
Longiey brothers. Abbott and Jewell, with
force of men, were out in this locality
this afternoon fighting it with back
fire. and owing to the wind dying away
they met with considerable success. Blythe.
dale has had another narrow escape to-day.
It was entirely surrounded by FIRE at one
time, and only saved by the heroic exertions
of those engaged in fighting the coming ele-
ment with back fire. 1t is working its way
down to Saucelito. At this writing it is i'm.
possible to say what damage has been done in
that direction. Reports come in of some
houses and barns being burned, but they need
to be verified
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PREPARING TO ADVANCE.

Agent Tiffany arrived this evening from
San Carlos. He brought up two of the H.
diars who were present st Cars fight on
Cibicu, and who afterward came into the
reservation and were ordered TO be put into
irons and sent to Thomas by General VIII
cox. Georges band are reported to have all
come into the reservation. A determined
and combined movement commences to-mor-
row On the treacherous Apaches. General
Carr viii advance with his command from
Apache toward Cibieu; Price is or.
dered to advance from the west through
Tonic Basin to the same objective
point; Sanford, with his command, proceeds
up tn. San Carlos river, opening communica-
ton with Price on the left and Mcclellan
with two companies Of cavalry on his right.
This movement will result in a concentration
Of the different commands around the Cubicu
lake and White river country where the hos
tiles are believed to be in force, and news
may be expected from that part of the coun-
try spon. Mickey Free. {. well-kncwn Indian
to all old residents in Arizona, came in this
evening from the reservation.
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DIED.

Sacramento, September lS-Adolphus Miller, a M
tive Of Kansas, 20 years, months aad "a days.
Funeral notice heTeaiter.l
Sacramento, September l7-Anna R. Bentwist!e, q
native Of Michigan, 50 years.
Sacramento, September is r Infant daughter Of c.
II. and N. Webster, month and Il days.
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.s5.asT.o5S

Improvements on lots, s24, 49, other
| improvements, s2,4s2; money, sl,ss6. Total,
SIS, $50.
Decrease-Real estate, s4o2, 1856 improvements
on, SIS, oss; lots, SS1,o94 personality, So, S69
Total, 1893, ISL.
Net hecreasa eie4 aYf
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SECOND DIspATcH.1

SAN Francisco. September 1Sth.-The fire
in Marin county is spreading with increased
rapidity. 1t has burned over the Throck-
morton ranch of 1,6G0 acres. The flames to-
day extended up the northern slope of Mount
Tamalpais to the summit, where force of
men are trying to prevent the fire from going
down the seward side. The town Of
Saucelito is threatened. If the FIRE ex-
tends over Mount Tanalpais there is nothing
to stop it till the ocean IS reached, distance
of fifteen miles of heayily-timbered country.
But few houses have been destroyed so
far. The country is thinly inhabited. At
Summit station, on the North Pacific Coast
Railroad, the flames jumped space Of half
a mile, or else q fire was started By an incen-
diary, and another large section was endan-
gered, So far some 10000 acres have been
burned over, a large part Of which is valuable
timber land
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Totals

Dec.ease-Real estate, sfo9, 537: improvements
on, Sos, 76s; lots, s107, S62, improvements on,
$40, los; other improvements, 1,7G7; personally,
sI9o. isl money, 576. Total, s, o23, $50.
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si2, 04e; personslty, 500, ea5 Total. s5l3.9i5.
Deerease-Real estate, SS16, eS2; improvements,
Si2, 729; improvements On lots Sf7 $40; money
s139, 7el. Total, 81, o46, Isl.
Net decrease, S532 236.
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Fresno, September S-wife Of Frederick Kramer, a
Rcd Bluff, September l2-Wiio Il John P. Neuaer,
son.
Vallejo, September g. Wife of Robert K. Hail. son.
Benicla, September 4-Wife of P. Ieavins, q son.
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Being an addition e asseg.naent rog ID 81 8.

Being an addition to assessment rolls of s25 9i2 $40
The Auditors reports showed the total of
the assessment rolls Of the State TO be S6S3,
579,677, which, with the addition above
noted, gives now total property valuation
of 1868. 522, 1928
The following showings exhibit the values
in the counties acted upon for 1850 and 1881,
and show wherein the valuations on the as
sessment rolls for such counties differed, and
give the increase or decrease for each itam :
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Increase-Real estate Sill ,43S; lots. sl0.s76;
Decrease-Improvement on real estate. S20.27l !:
other improvements, Ss6,627 personally, S6I, 3s2 :
money, 81, 2H. Total, S105, 52l
Net Increase $50 SCI
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'otals. ............... s., so $40

Tctas. ,394,s $40 6124 345
Increase-other improvements, Sis money,
S4o,6l0. Total, $40, 725.
Decrease-Real estate, s465, 9I5; improvements
on, s21l, 725 lots, SIPS, 750 improvements on.
S1i3 900 personality, 1891, 10 Total, 81 81 1870.
Net decrease q 90 tGS
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WEAK WoMEs-young or old, married or
single, viii be greatly rene6ted by Kidney
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PARK
a@n.,
,s
Races at l P. II, TODAY sharp.

NJ pJ-,-vr>vc, e+,,,a tor al. e-o so..r.,,,,o,
W. 81 ~ ai ~ .ol ,S,V.aucc'
s Terry names i Iiily Ashe
ge0rge DensdaIe names. h. c, DoI1-las
James b. Chase names .I,r. m. Winnifred
James n Chase names oh M Rosr mary
GEORGE sIay names ....... oh h. ,John KT,igbt
/ baldwin names oh m Tenrie r
Charles Thomas names. b. m, Armida Howard
L shaner names. .................b g. James Lick
William Boots names ...........b b. IA. Bonnie Jean
William AShe names. b. Cassie Miller
No 9-gI]NNING-sta for foals Of 1870 en-
trance 500 forfeit s25 $50 ad led. dash Of
tIlrse ouarters OF a mile.
J5naes Taylor names P. Coutss b @ Forest King
Wm Boots names. b. c. mo name) By Bob Wooine
George Hearst names. Cd. T. Belle s.
Ceor@e Hearst names, cb 4 Maria r.
Co.,, IIoar-t ,,1-,as /, a MI, ~ Aso,,lo,
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.M1.10G ga 80 "A AZ

Increase personalt $40, $50
Decrease-Real estate, 81 ,S45 143 improvements
on same, 1902 6ss; lots, 81 7ss 40 Improvements
on same, s459,7S7 other improvements, 81, 0sl.
Total, 81, 396 600
Nat derraoee et 2Te ECO
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prologue entitled
GRAND MAS BIRTHDAY;
Or, The FroIics Of "a Comedy Company.
CAST OF CmARaCIRRs

tAcA CE VA tEASt EssS
Raymond Leasing (sianager of the Losing Com
edy Company =. ........--. AMOS ID. ARNOLD
Members OF the Losing Comedy Company.
Harry Wakefield. ...........,..-.NM II. ARNOLD
George Grover. ................S SAMUEL DEABIN
James Cotton LARRY MORDAUNT
Arthur Deusnere. ........... FRANK Y. ARNOLD
Thomas Seduan. ARTHUR HAMILTON
Steve Green. GEO. W. SIDDONS
Mrs Raymond leasing (GTandmas Eldest
D3uChter) .............MI-S FANNY MOULTON
Miss Lille Marsden cher si-terl. MISS IDA ARNOLD
Miss Oracle Mortimer MISS LoTTlE ALLEN
Miss Sadie holmes. MISS BLONDIN
Little Eva teSSln9,.. LII Il q a
Mrs j. W. Marsden (Grandma). MISS EMMA HOWE
Mr. J.w. Marsden (Gfandpa) Mr.. c. S. LAWRENCE
Clio of Unequaled Spe-ialties introduced in the
great Picnic Scene: Arnold Brothers Amos, William
and Frank in their beautiful Silver Statue Clog; Mr.
Samuel Dearin in his wonderful Musical Specially;
Mis-; Iaa Arnold in her unrivaled Skipping Rope
Dance Miss Lottie Allen in her beautiful Song and
Dance Scecaity VIM. Il. Arnold, Americas Great
est TamboriEe Soloist
~ Prices Of admission Orchestra Chair, ST.
Dress Circle, rs cents; Gallery, so cents. No extra
charge for reserved seats, which can be obtained at
Hammers Drug Store, corner of Fourth and
streets. Doors open at 7:l5. Performance at S.
al 1ru
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In the cases OF the following counties the
Board ordered Che entire assessment rolls to
be raised exclusive Of assessments Of rail-
roads by the Board), as follows:
Alameda, 0 per cent, an addition Of -. s, 1858 555
Amador, 10 per cent, an addition of. 2sl,O25
Marin 10 per cent, an addition Off,. FOL ,5s1
San Francisco, per cent. addition of II 765 025
San Mateo, 20 per cent, addition Of. 90, 500
Solano, per cent, al addition Off,. 500 800
sonoma, per cent, an additi n o.. 1,l59,e6G
Santa Barbara Ton real estate alone, ex-
elusive OF improvements, Is per cent,
an addition Observation-Disclosures. 40, 1886
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MAERIEp
aoRn.

Dix9n, september 17-Bv Rev DR.. Charles Tagbner,
cians r. Jansen to FrsdeIike Rohweder.
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................... IS. 2sO. 2Os 7.oo1 .s1

on, S45,s55 lots, s59s, 81; improvements CD,
S37 ,49J; other improvements, 81, 800 personally,
S2Il ,eSI (; money, Sc 526. Total 81 Is 400
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SO. ISL. oos SOC a.. Sc

Decrease-Real estate, SOS 100; improvements
on, $1,000; city lots, IS 5O4 694 Improvements on,
s6i6,s95; other improvements, S. $50; personality,
$4,000, 0l3; money, 50 915 631. Total S3I 267 2S3
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TIE TAX LEVY.
Action of the State Board Of Equalization
IN Regard to IL.

Saturday afternoon the State Board Of
Equalization acted upon the matter of de-
claring the State tax levy, that being the last
day on which it could act. The Board found
the amount necessary to be raised for State
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Our advertisements Are Changed DaiIy
TEMPERATURE FOR YESTERDAY

Highest, ...............7S
Lowest, 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
THE QUESTION
OF the Vice President Assuming the
Presidency.

New YORK, Sept =. The Tribune prints
the opinion of George NJ. Robinson, that it
alone rests with the Vice President to decide
according to the constitution when the ina
blity on the part of the President exists, to
perform his duties; that neither Congress,
the Supreme Court, nor the cabinet have any
power or jurisdiction in the matter. The
evidence of inability can be furnished by the
Pre- sident himself, declaring his inability.
Robinson says the question presents to the
Vice President as grave responsibility as
has ever devolved upon in the government of
our country. He never will decide this
question in favor of his own power until it is
thrust upon him by the inevitable logic of
events and comes to him in such a shape and
with such sanction that his action will be
called for by the general good of the people
and the country. and his decision will receive
its confirmation from the aggregate good
sense of the community.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
Another Indian Outbreak Feared. {.

CAMP THOMAS. Arizona, Sept. . Great
uneasiness prevails in Apache county over
the rumors that the White Mountain Indians
near the fort are ready to break out at any
time, and troops have started. Gen. Wilcox
takes the field in person. Tiffany, Indian
Agent at San Carlos, reports that Indian
runners come in from the White Mountains
with rumors of fight near Fort Apache :;
one lieutenant and number of soldier s
were killed in fight near Cebesque Creek
Owing to the late heavy rains, the military
telegraph line is down beyond Camp Thomas
and news comes from Fort Apache by a
mounted courier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
Executive Mansion-Dr. Bovnton this
evening said that the President has been bet
ter to-day, but could not say he had any
marked gain. The discharge from the wound
is not very free which is not good indica-
ton and is danger of granulation commenc-
ing along the track of the wound in such a
manner as to leave q space between the gran
ulation and the ball. He did not think. how
ever, that the movement Of the ball, if it is
moving. necessarily created the formation of
pus. and that it appeared by the general
opinion of the surgeons that the healing has
commenced from the ball, and that owing
thereto, the cleansing catheter did not enter
to so great depth now as heretofore DIR.
Boynton asked the President to-day in rela.
ton to his removal and if he thought that the
rumble of . passing train would effect him:
he replied that he was sure that it would NOT.
- he had been used to travelling all Of his
life. The doctor prefers rail to water on &C.
count of possible storms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
No Rain For Two Months.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l. Discouraging ad-
vices are received from the Lehigh and
Schuylkill coal region to-day, concerning the
drouth in the latter region. No rain has
fallen for two months. A despatch from
Pottsville states that the water is now car
ried into the mines in every description of
conveyance. All the Philadelphia and Read
ing coal and iron company's collieries around
Pottsfeld have been supplied with sufficient
water, except the four that were stopped But
the others will be obliged to suspend unless
relief shortly arrives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
coypeSsED TELEGRAMs.

CONGRESSMAN Hendrick B. Wright died at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, yesterday.
Same brute killed child near Dougoia,
III. bv whipping it to death HE tried 10
ascspe. but mob caught the wretch ana
hung him.
- be the wife of Jacob Refs, of North Hav-
on. Conn, was found floating in the Quinni-
nae river. 1t is supposed suicide or aeei-
dental drowning.
The New York Central Railroad has agreed
TO demand of the Western roads, for the re-
navment of rebates, exacted on account oi
the emigrant business. All the Eastern
roads have now Welded to the demand.
DR. Hosea B. Flanders of West Fairies.
Vermont. died this morning OF inflammation
! of the bowels He was sick but few days
Crow Dog. the murderer of Spotted Tan.
has arrived at peadwood, where he VIII oe
tried next week In an interview. Gro"
Dog said he was satisfied that he was JUSTIFIED
in shooting him.
Hamilton Fish is ill at his residence on the
Hudson, but is not dying as was reported
Yesterday.
Steamship Augustus. from this port, is re-
ported in Dover Roads, England, with bows
stove in bv collision. The cargo OF Amer
lean produce was valued at 100000.
Rain has fell in some sections of Penn,
last night breaking the drouth and eXtln-
gushing large forest fires.
Gen VIM. NJ. Gregg died in Pennsylvania
Friday. aged 60. He raised and commanded
the famous 10th regiment of New York
volunteers.
Henry Lawson, a negro. was hang FRIDAY
at Chattanooga for rape on white glrl.
Fifty thousand persons witnessed the execu-
| ton.
Wolfe, Mayer Co., of Philadelphia, man
ufacturers of clothing have failed; liabilities
$780, 900.
The car drivers strike at Galveston has
ended the company yielded.
The bodies of two workmen, victims OF the
Front street explosion, New York, were dis
covered in the ruins this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03

The crying of newspapers on Sunday as
well OF any other article of necessity or
luxury. in New York, is to be stopped
hereafter. On the lst of September the
new municipal code went into effect in
that city. and rs it iorbids the making Of
of any disturbing noises on Sunday there
will be ample legal authority for the pro-
posed step. Heretofore the only restric-
ton Of that kind in the city was provis-
ion which prevented profane discourse. in
decent behavior, or the making of noise
either within place ofworship or so near
it as to disturb the solemnity of the meet
ing. Under that section noises could only
be legally stopped while = religious meet
ing might be in session in the neighbor-
hood. The new provision, it will be seen.
Is Asch moro sweeping and strict, and it
is he intention Of the police authorities to
fully enforce 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept.

w 'FNSHfN"fVN. NeFts
Executive MISUNDERSTANDING Hunt. DIR.
Bliss, Col. Rockwell and the Presidents $
Private Secretary this afternoon examined
the United States steamer Tsllapoosa in re-
gard to the possible removal of the President
from Washington on that vessel. No decis-
ion was reached. DIR. Bliss made this visit
IN order that he might discuss intelligeutly
with the other surgeons on the question o.:
removal by water. II all goes we'll, DR..
Boyntou thinks, the removal can be safely
made within a week. At this hour the pulse
is about 100 and temperature and desperation
normal. DIR. Bliss thinks this day more
favorable one than yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
THE NAVY YARD
At Portsmouth Visited by Promine ent
Naval Men.

PoRrsMouTH, Sept. /. A party visited the
Navy Yard this afternoon by invitation of the
naval constructor Wilson to inspect the L.
:. 5. Lancaster, now about ready for sea.
Senator Frye and Representative Reed of
Maine. Colonel J. Christie. Mayors Sise of
Portsmouth, and Murphy of Dover, Col. d.
Hall of Boston. Col. William H. Hackett.
Clerk of the L. S. Customs, Commanders
Beaumont and Bradford. Naval Constructor
Hitchborn and other prominent naval officers
thoroughly inspected the Lancaster. which
in every detail is pronounced superior to anv
vessel in the L. 5. Navy. Special interest
was manifested in the successful ventilating
apparatus applied to this vessel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
G.3O r. M.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 9

WAsHINGToS, Sept. 2.
Executive Mansion-The President has
passed comfortable day and this evening
appears better than for some days past. He
has taken larger proportion of nutriment
BY the mouth, and manifested greater relish
for it. His pulse shows some improvement
as regards the frequency and strength. The
parotid abscess continues to improve, but
the wound shows, as vet, little change. This
evening the pulse is l04; temperature 99.4 !;
respiration 10.
(Signed) ID. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
+. Ii. HAMILTON.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
NEW YORK.
Reported Failures.

New YORK, Sept. 2. The drouth now
prevailing over such a large section of the
country, accompanied as it is by forest fires,
is of an unusually extensive character, and
will no doubt bear fruit in and increased
number of financial embarrasments. The
effects are not vet apparent. In Canada,
where immense quantities of lumber are
being destroyed, the results 20 trade must be
very serious.
Dun Wyman < Co. report failures during
the last seven days have been about the
average l02 against l3 last week. They are
distributed as follows Pacific Coast States
IL !; Eastern IL: Western Sc; Southern Il !;
Middle 30 total l02. The most of them oc-
CURED in retail trades and have very little
significance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03

k. G..
We give shove F. correct Likeness Oh 'n''
kpown snd .ucces sfrl physi ian and su geon' WIZ
has made life long STUDY of Nervous D's'a es anu
,h. Diseases of the skir a. he naw stsnd- in the
hirhest rank, as authoriy tho'e special al ais
ressng diseases In The course of his practice he d's
covered Whist now sre renowned in medical prac ice
viz a combination of Ce'ery and Chamonile IN the
shape of Pills. They are used by the profession al
large and constantly recommended by them
1t is net patent medicine. 1t is the result oi MS
cwn experience in practice. They are sure cure
for the following special diseases, and are worthy o
trial by all Intelligent sufferers They are prepared
expressly to cure sick headache, nervous headache
dyspeptic headache, neuralgia, paralysis, sleepiess
ness. dvspepsia and nervousness, and rW cure any
case.
Sold by all druggists Price, 50cents a box. Depot
JOG North Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md. BY maii two
boxes for ST. or six boxes for $780, to any address
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03

loNELLsvrLLE. Sept. 2. The National
freethinkers convention now in session here.
with some five hundred delegates. represent
ing most OF the Northern and Western States
and Canada Col. Robert G. Ingersoll wished
the convention success in telegram, saying
that circumstances prevent his attendance
Inc convention expressed its sympathy with
the President and family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
FOREIGN NE W >.
Irish Troubles.

Cork, Sept .. A party of men engaged
in raiding fer arms near Mill street, last
night. encountered the police patrol and
confic. ensued. A farmer named Hlckie
was shot dead, and three other raiders and
poIiceman wounded. Later accounts states
that Hickie was on the lawn, but not con-
cerned in the raid.
A Warning to the Gar.
LONDON, Sept. 2. 1t is reported that the
Emperor of Austria personally warned the
Gar against the probability of the contlnu-
ance of the Pan Slavist agitation endanger-
ing his good relations with Austria.
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Sept. Gustave Richter, a Ger
man painter and professor in the Berlin
Academy of Art is dead. He was in his fifty
eighth year.
Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood will remain at Cape
of Good Hope for the present.
James Lowther CONSERVATIVE has been
elected to the Commons to succeed Laycock.
(liberall from Lincolnshire. Lowther favors
fair trade"
1t is stated that Miss O'Brien is now trav-
ellng in the steerage as passenger in YES
sci crossing the Atlantic.
Eight cartridges marked L. S. have been
discovered in bale of cotton at Abbey Spin
ming COmpany's works near Oldham.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. =. In consequence of
the violent language of portion of the ioca!
press against Rioz Pasha. and of false news
circulated in reference to the spirit of the
army, one newspaper has been warned and
another suspended.
SrRAsBURG, Sept =. The government has
expelled from Strasburg two workmen sus-
pected of being connected with German So
cialist leaders for the purpose of starting a
socialist propaganda in Alsace Lorraine.
GENEVA, Sept. 2. The conductors of the
Free Word, the new Russia newspaper, state
as the open advocacy of their opinions in
Russia is prohibited they have abdoned Russ ia
for the soil of Switzerland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
A Proposed Regatta.

TORONTO. Sept. 2. Oarsman Brysdand of
Wheeling W. Va, and Ross and Nagle of
St John, n. B., have arrived At meet.
ing of the regatta committee. it was agreed
to row single scull. professional, in the pre-
iiminary heats. instead of two The prizes
have bee increased. Courtney's boat was
damaged in transit and he has sent for
another.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
2.3O T.. VI.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. =.
Executive Mansion-The Presidents con
dition is not materially changed since the
morning bulletin was issued. Pulse 100
temperature 9s.7; respiration Is.
(Sigucd) ID. w. Bliss,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
+. II. HAMILTON.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-09-03
A Harmless ssCrank y,

CHICAGO, Sept. ,. Thomas c. Neal, a
hitherto harmless "crank" ran amuck in the
the streets tonight with loaded revolver
shooting at every person who came in
his way. He wounded FIVE persons. two of
whom Is not expeceed to recover and others
dangerously injured. He was finally shot bv
policeman and captured,