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LOCKPORTs RAILROAD SCHEME.
A Track from Attica to YounEst Cross
Ing All the Trunk Lines.


LoCKPoRT, Oct. 2.-Lockport has new
railroad project. Congressman Robert Stevens
OF Attica Wyoming county. Il wealthy railroad
builder. Is the prime mover. and his offers aro
more liberal than any ever before made. He
has prosroctod tho route Of q full-gauge rail-
road. sixty miles long. to run from Attica. via
Lockport and Akron. Eric county. to Youngs-
town. at the mouth OF tho Niagara River, and
he desires stock subscription of only 100000.
and, with the charter thus obtained he will
form n company, bond the road In New York.
and. purchasing the right Of way, build it. Col.
Stevens has already subscribed $4,000. and
forwarded the necessary papers to Iockport to
raise tho other $4,000 In this town. Youngs-
town. and vicinity.
The road will cross and connect with all OF
tho New York trunk lines. including the West
Shore and Lackawanna. and youngstown will
furnish it with the very best Of lake ports. Tho
leading citzens of Lockport are thusiastic in
tho matter, and there is strong faith hero that it
will 90 through.
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Il NOTED BANK SUIT.
Unable to Say Whether Mr. Barron Killed
Himself or xSns Killed by Robbers.

BANGOR, Oct. 2.-The auditors In the cclc-
brated case OF the Dexter Savings Bank agt.
the estate OF the late j. Wilson Barron. the for
mer cashier OF the bank. made their report to
tho Supreme Court to-day. Barron was found
one morning in the vault of the bank. shot
dead. The officers OF tho bank asserted that
he had committed suicide to cover up his
peculations while his friends and the greater
part OF tho community believed that he was
murdered by robbers The auditors report
states that the balance duo from tho Barron
estate to the bank is s2.011. including interest
and concludes rs follows
We do not feel called upon TO form any opinion upon
the question Of murder or suicide OF Barron because
satisfied from the evidence that there Hubstan
italy money in the bank at the time Of Barrons
death and whether Barron TO his death by murder
otherwise the amount of money in his possession in
the bank Mt that time inconsidcrable not to
materially affect the situation Of the parties gant
change tile result OF conclusions
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Losing their Tow. In a storm.

New HAVEN. Oct. 1.-Two serious accidents
IN boats in Long Island Sound the result Of the
storm, reported here This afternoon. One happened
last night Two boats loaded with coal belonging to
Of thirteen boats bound from New York to Bridge
port sank of Penneld Reef Bridgeport The boats
belonged To tho McWilams Towing Company OF New
York. and the loss ia estimated at 81, 90
The other disaster happened Of Milford. a tow Of
eleven coal laden boats, owned by the New England
Transportation Company and in tow OF the tug RI sOlute
went down. and from NIL that can be learned Will be
total loss The loss s estimated at S2OOOo Tho boats
contained about 500 tons Of coal The tug vainiy tried
TO OF the boats ashore. Five Of them
signed to Williams Wells Go. Of this city, The tide
AUngshore very high in this city and the water
terribly rough all
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TESTY GERMAN EDITORS.
Mr. MiehaelIs Held 70 the Grand Jury for LII
heIIing an Esteemed Contemporary.

beIIipg an EateenAed Conts0porary.
CHICAGO, Oct 2-With regard to the con-
troyersy between the German dailies Of this
city, the following is understood to be a correct
statement: Richard Michaelis Of the Freie Press
made an onslaught In his paper upon August
Spies. editor of the Arbeiter Zeitsn0. charging
him with being . thief and an accessory to
for Criminal libel, and on a repetition Of the
pubilshed charges had MIchaelis arrested Q
second time. In the mean time the Stdats Zei;
the attack OF Michaells unwarranted Michaelis
Immediately began what wore supposed ia to BE be
A. q. Hesing. washington Hesing, VIM, Rapp.
and Herman Raster. an OF tho Stats Zeitune.
and August Spies OF the ArSe,ie,, Zenuno I,n @ l9r
Michaeiis failing to appear, the suit was dis.
missed yesterday. The suit OF Spies against
suited in the latter being bound over to the
(ri m nal Court.
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COMING HOME IN BUCKsKIN SUIT:
Texas Charlie Returning to Albany After
Eighteen Years the Frontier.


DALLAS, Oct. 2-Charles Young, known as
Texas Charlie. who has been q scout in Califor-
mia. Arizona. New Mexico. and Texas for
eighteen years. has quit the frontier. and to-
day passed through Dallas en- route to his old
home in Albany. N. Y. dressed in the buckskin
suit Of the Apaches. He was with Crook in his
late campaign against the Apacnes. A short
time ago he Joined Company Of the Frontier
Battalion OF Texas Hangers, under Capt. Boy
lor. and bears fattering credentials from that
officer whom he left three days ago.
The old scout reports everything compare
lively quiet on the frontier. but no says there
is plenty OF scouting for the Hangers to do,
owing to rumors OF the presence OF Indians and
rustlers He says there arc more rumors than
Indians, as the trails generally turn out to be
those OF mining prospectors riding on bare
foot ponies.
Scout Young was Captain in the Seventh
war, When it ended lie took to the frontier.
He Is q son Of the late Col. w. Fl. Young OF tho
Eighteenth New York Infantry who was killed
by an explosion Of 1lreworks while acting as
chief marshal OF HAYES jollillcation In Albany
In 1876,
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The police have been asked TO look for George
st. John, who left his home al Ninety street and
the Western Boulevard, on Juy 20, and has not been
heard from He had been employed for three years in
thc h0tsl bruns"ick Two years ago he had u nisun.
uersianning win on. OF the pr9prietorr and quilted tina
hotel, Since then lie has had regular employ nient,
although he was \ capable man of steady habits Ills
wife went hs Royerness In family at Mnntcaif HIS IA
ther IN law, with whom lie had boarded said yesterday
that George became despondct and finally left home
without taking even change o clothing He In - years
old and has fair complexion light hair and
sprinkled with gray and blue eyer
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miniature steamship. iull rugged and with
complete running and brass inishings stood in u
huge glass NJ the office of tile National steamship
Company at 90 Broad street yesterday. throng Of
visitors crowded the Office to look NJ the vessel.
" 1t is the model Of our new steamship Americn"
said Mr.. Hurst and II took medal IN Liverpool tho
most perfect steamship model made Tie Anne rici
itself will be aloai IN month II ~ TO he launched at
Glasgow: IL Will be llt entirely Of steel, $50 feet
long 81 feet beam. and go burden There viii bs
accommodations for ~, saloon aud Storage pas.
sengcrs The main saloon Will extend the entire icrgtl,
nineteen feet high II viii be lighted by electricity at
night The stecrnge IL to he well lighted ventilated
affordng plenty of room for passengers The build
ers guarantee speed Of eighteen knots for tie new
steamer
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MUzzL1NG TIE PRESS At METZ.
NJ. Antoine Not Allowed to Print = Newspa
per for Political Reasons.

NJ. Antoine Not Allowed TO Print Newspa-
per for Political Reasons.
METZ, Oct. An. Antoine, Deputy from
Alsace in the Reichstag and a member OF the
Alsace Protest party, was recently forbidden to
publish a newspaper in this city by order OF
Marshal Manteufrel, Governor OF the provinces
OF Alsace and Lorraine. M. Antoine replied to
this order by writing, to the Governor and ex,
pressing the hope that he would be avenged
therefor. The paper was to be called the Metz
and the prohibition Of it's publication by Gov.
Manteuffel was based upon the grounds that
German, This and subsequent utterances OF
M. Antoine led to the preferment Of a charge Of
ing been subj an tiated In the preliminary
hearings. has eliminated, according to an an.
upon charge OF high treason 70 the empire.
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JAPAN,s COMMERCIAL FLEET.
Sixteen steamships building for = Wealthy
Japanese Company.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The foreign agent OF
a new and powerful Japanese steamship COM
pany has just left for tho West. after having
completed his business here and In Europe.
The corporation is to be known as the Union
Steam Navigation Company and Its object Is to
compete with tho Mitsu- -Bishi Steamship Com
japan. Sixteen iron steamships. aggre:
eating 2oso0 tons. have been cppntraSted ,p
and Clyde. This fleet OF ships is to be completed
In March. and additional vessels arc soon to be
ordered. The company. has. moreover, large
corporation. which starts with a capital OF
10000 900. is Admiral Ito. Japanese OF rank
enjoy peculiar advantages. The Mitsu Bishi
Company has hitherto had profitable monop.
have powerful rival. II, indeed. the new COM
pany does not absorb the old one.
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shos Dead In Church.

GALVESTON. Oct AIN the Baptist meeting
house at Comanche sunday, after the preaching
over and the congregation had gone TO creek 10 wit
ness the ordinance of baptism two brothers, Robert and
William Butcher, both of whom had remained In the
building, became involved In quarrel with man
ashotgun carried by Harris and died amost instantly
William Butcher and Harris then fought for the posses
sion of the gun, during which Harris so badly
beaten about the head that no may die william Butcher
"a hrHe cd
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STAMPING OUT Rebellion.
Haytian InsurrectIonists Overthrown-Good
Prospects for Peace.

Mr.. Preston, Minister of the Haytian Gov
ernmont here. received yesterday this cable
gram from official sources:
PORT. PRINCE Sept 2G-An insurrectionary riot
took place here but order has been restored and there
is now complete security.
Mr.. Bassett. Haytian Consul. says there seems
to be no further ground for the insurgents to
stand on that they are now trying by means
OF false reports to bolster up their cause. All
tho reliable advices received here point to a
speedy subjugation of tho rebels and a resto-
ration Of peace.
Mr. Bourke. who has recently visited New
York rs agent OF the insurgents. started for Ja-
maica yesterday.
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soutA Norw.Ik's Mayor.

SOUTH NoRwALK Oct. 2.-Richard II. Golden.
Democrat one OF the editors OF the South Sorwak S,n
tn, was elected Mayor to-day over G. z. Doty Woody
Ring nOtorety chAnpioned bOty aud caused his de-
feat, as the town is strongly Republican.
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CRISIS IN THE FRENCH CABINET.
Internal DissensIons May Lead to Changes In
the MinIstry.

the MInlstry.
PARIS, Oct. 2-No member OF tho Cabinet
has actually resigned The crisis is as yet
latent. but the differences existing between
Gen. Thibaudn and his colleagues are no.
torious. and his resignation may be regarded
as certain. NJ. Challemel Lacour. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. and another Minister intend
to resign on this ground OF i'll health. 1t is lbe-
lieved that Primo Minister Ferry has fully OK
planned to President GrGvy the position OF the
Ministry.
The Temps says the manifestation on Satur-
day was directed more against the Cabinet
during a violent scene Of internal politics. was
made the scapegoRt.
The settlement OF the Ministerial difficulties
has been postponed until tho meeting OF the
Chambers. The Cabinet will meet tho Chambers
as 1t is now constitu ted.
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Quietins tle Create. Public.

PEsTH Oct. 2.-Herr Tisza. the Hungarian
Prime Minister. at q conference with the Croa-
tian Deputies. stated that he would ask Of the
Diet full powers to settle the eseutcheon ques-
tion in, Croatia in q peaceable manner He
said he hoped to receive the cooperation OF th"
Since the outbreak OF the rebellion 800 houses
have been burned.
The sun., 1883-10-03

Tho street lights in Brooklyn have been
growing fainter and fainter each nzhi for weeks Last
night those in the Eastern District and all the hill
were vague yellow bots here and there like lights AZ
in fog Dense blacknrss lay hetween them, for
each illuminated only It's own Insdale nrgilhorhood.
The trouble IL that the IN the lamp boxes have
not been cleaned and dust and dirt thick them.
The people in the DIV ellR streets which have
advantage Of store and saloon lights signing for the
coming October moon 10 light tile thnrOuRhfaTes.
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RobbIur q Post Once.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Oct 2.-Burglars entered
the Office here last night broke open the safe and
stole 81 in money and book Of postal notes This
book 1t supposed. their chief object these
notes payable to bearer and when properly filled
easily used The office at notified every
Post Oice in the country not to receive postal
notes purporng to be issued By the Gloucester office
between certain numbers
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Prep.rIas |. New Game Law.

BUFFALO. Oct. 2.-The annual convention OF
the New York State Association for the Protection Of
Fish and Game WAS held at Niagara Fails yesterday.
Abel Crook OF New YORK made a report on the game
laws lie said series OF questions had been to tho
different clubs requesting replies IN order that new
game law might be presented to the Legislature II was
law be printed and It's passage urged The next meeting
will be held In BudAlo Henry r. Jones Of Buffalo
electe PreAidant
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Accused OF wrsekias HI. ship.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.-The trial OF Capt,
Lewis G. Barker. charged with having wrecked the
schooner Mary d. Leach owned by Warner Merritt of
This city on Old Providence Reef In the Caribbean Sea-
began here today. The penalty Of the crime Is death
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Eel. stopping . Paper Mil.

MANCHESTER. Mass. Oct. 2-The machinery
in Lydsll FSuld's paper mill was stopped yesterday
morning by four large eels blocking the wheel. One
WAS taken out whole. Its length was . feet inches
and its weight ~ pounds Tho other cells were go
mutiated that they could not be measured but they
all OF enormous size II took all day TO get the
fragments out OF the wheel.
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OLD REBEL RATTLE FLAGS.
Ex-Confederates who Wish to Use their Old
Flngs at AN Army Reunion.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-Application has been
made to the War Department by survivors Of q
Confederate brigade residing in Norfolk for
permission to use their old battle flags. now In
possession OF that department. on the occasion
Of n reunion to take place in n few weeks.
flags stored in tho War Department. Adjt.-
Gen, Drum said to-day that the application
would have to be refused us neither tile Secre-
tary of War nor the President can give or lend
these flags without the sanction Of Congress.
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Tho Vatican ignore. Italian Law.

ROME, Oct. "A Papal decree regulating
procedure before the civil tribunals ofthe Vati-
can is published. The decree ignores Italian
law and ordains that all contracts between any
portion Of the Pope's household and parties
outside shall be regulated by pontiileal law.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Sergoant Bates. tho nag
carrier announces his purpose TO start from this city
next Monday accompanied by his young son who il also
TO carry nag The twain are 10 Journey u Atlanta
ia. aud from thence to Charleston, q. The father
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-During the week end
ing Sept there at Rio de Janero Ave deaths from
yellow fever. sixtythree from small por. three from
typhoid fever and thirtysx from pulmonary consump
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I'm Behalf of the Father OF Waters.

yICKsBuRa. Oct AT the Inter State Levee
Convention to-day Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi
were represented A resolution adopted declaring
OF the Mississippi and its tributaries facilitate
commerce by cheapsning transportation for tha North
and TO protect from destructive foods the territory
now subject to annual overflow.
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Ben. Fryer to Sail friday.

Roger A. Pryor was busy in his office all day
yesterday arranging his legal Affairs preparatory to
going abroad to take part in the defence OF oDonne
shall go on the srythih tomorrow said he but
positively can tell YOU nothing regarding The line OF de-
fence 10 he pursued IN the That III he determined
a 10 be associated " ~
The scythia Will sail al 9 o clock this morning.
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Sui. Ara,n.. Comptroller Knox.

WASHINGTON. Oct. "A petition Tor n writ OF
msnd.mu, on John jay Knox Comptroller of the Cur
r.ncy was filed here yesterday by f. White, well.
known New York banker, 70 compel the ComLirosr 70
rav me n,toner ~ o creditor OF the Miners BANK or
aiforna the OF S2i 374 OF dividends declared py
iAar rnInnlINlleI
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MR. GREVYs sON-IN-LAW.
He 10 Charged with Prematureiy Publishing
News OF fairs Of State.

LONDON, Oct. "A despatch from Paris
says tho order for the assembling Of the Cabi-
net to-day under President Grevy has been
countermanded. 1t Is reported that Minis
terial crisis exists; 1t is stated that the Cabi;
documents showing that NJ Wilson abused his
position as the son-in- law OF the President. 1t
Is asserted that NJ Wilson favored the agitation
against King Alfonso. He is also charged with
having supplied his journal. the Petite France,
with "inspired" public news matter matter before II
son. with his wife and child lives at the Elys6e
Palace with President Grevy.
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Judge Hoaaly Fighting Asa,u.. III Health.

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2.-Judge Hoadly to-day
feels somewhat exhausted after speaking last night but
lie hopes he able to keep his appointment 10 speak
aandhsky tomorrow night and Oiher Places during the
last week Of the state cam paign.
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New Jersey. Defaulter In y Canadian Jan

TORONTO. Oct. AIN tho Jarrard extradtion
the prisoner has been handed until the In
term sits on Nov 10. THIS course taken. as the
counsel found that there could be appeal from de-
cision sf single Judge TO the Court OF appeals
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Laundryne. Net with q .

LauHdryneA Net with q stumbiing Block.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2,-Nothing definite has been
accomplished by the delegates in this city for the
purpose Of organizing National Laundrymens Assoc
alton The principal difficulty encountered has grown
olt OF an attempt to establish uniform scale OF prices
which appears to be the main object of the contem
plAled LIBERALIZATION.
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cL,nel Hug. In Western New York.

WATgRTOwN MY, Oct, 2.-The State EntO-
mol0gist reports that the bug that IN eating up ihe
mCadows at Redwood ~ the chincl bug Efforts WiI he
made 10 arrest ITS multiplication
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The signal once rrsdiet,ou.

EAR weather in the northern part Of tho
middle Atlantic htatrr local weather In tile solthrrn
portion s"ulwes,ofy Wind lrsIng barometer station.
AIRY or lower temperature, ~
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To Ehrichs grand fall opening to-day tomorrow Fri
day All ths fall styles and new departure ia
pnces-Zac.
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PiIes-Piles-PIies

Cured witho ktL,. powder, or taive No charge unt
cufsd HrilsI rsAIsJ9ss nr Corkins IA Il. 2Sth-idu
The sun., 1883-10-03

John Swinton's coming paper John swinton's
coming paper, John swinon's coming paper.-Adp,
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Ebrichs. on 9Th ay, commence thsir an annual ial ay
opening to-day. Special onerings "il DO MADE ia every
department throughout the house'-Adr
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Honey Dew, nH. cui.-Ad, N ~
The sun., 1883-10-03

dcnskjold expedition. Prof. Nordenskjold tele-
graphed to the Associated Press from Scrab-
named Hans Christian. who, was an interpreter
with DR.. Nathorst; reported having met party
Wostenholm. The party stated that they had
been informed by other natives that the COM
mander OF the American expedition and an
other member OF the party wore dead. The
report printed in the London Times is probably
based upon the same story.
The sun., 1883-10-03

In using Dr Dulls Cough syrlp Won ar. ON ths
yer! best RENE Is for colds Price rs cents-Ids.
The sun., 1883-10-03
LIEUT. GREELY AND HIS MEN,
Another Version of the Kumor Set Aaoat by
Smith Sound Esquimaux.S

LONDON, Oct. 2-The Times gives report
from the Upernavik correspondent OF a Copen-
hagen journal that Lieut.. Greely OF the Amer
lean Arctic expedition had been murdered by
a mutinous crew. The report comes from
Hans Hendrix an Es1uimau. with DR.. Nathorst.
Hendrix states that he got the news from an
Esquimau at Cape York. The Times considers
the report improbable. as DIR. Nathorst never
mentioned IL.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-02-07
senatOrsyalet i Minnesota,

Torsdagen den dennes forsiggick sta
tens legislator val af senator till F0rents
Staternas kongress, det herr Dwight M
Sabin, medlem j epresentanthuset fran
Washington county, da med attatioen ro-
ster utsags till delta embete for en- It'd al
sex ar, raknadt fran den 4 nasta mars.
Utgangen af delta val var alldeles ovan-
tadt for dem, som ej stodo tillrackligt nara
for att marka de anstrangningar och de in
trigger, Hom bragtes bane att, kosta hvad
Diet vile, sla foIkets kandidat, William
Window, ur faltet. Herr Sabin hade re.
dan vid b6rjan af legislaturens sammantra-
de af motstandare till Windo N SAINT seder-
mera af winner uppmanats att upptrada 3D.
som en- af kandidaterna, men han afb6ide
ALA dylika forslag anda till onsdagen fora
veckan, da han ofvertygad ON om6ilig-
heten af Windows val forst upptradde som
kandidat. Han erholl denna dag vid tire
omr0stningar f0rst II och sedan % stam-
NOR. Foliande dag togos sju omrostningar,
och vid den sl-ta af dessa erh0ll han 81 re-
publikanska och 80 demokratiska roster ell
Ter tillsammans 81.
Delta resultat uppnadde, f0rst sedan tret-
tio omrostningar tagits. Videlgifva har en-
tabell for att visa huru hvar och en- af dessa
utfallit. Stankr0ster, som afgafyos for Die
kinson, Armstrong, Gilman, Berry, Farmer,
Strait och Wakefield m. a., aro icke tayna
berakning:
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-02-07

D. M. Sabin ar annu en- ung man. Han
foddes den 5 april 1914 Marseilles, ILL.,,
och ar salunda smart 80 ar gammal. Hans
fader var en- form0gen farmare. Sasom
yngling fck Sabin jemte en- yngre broder
deltaga arbetet pa farmen och forestod
densamma, da han fyllt tolf ar, med anled-
ming af fadrens ejuklighet. Eft ar derefter
flyttade familien till Connecticut. Har be-
vistade Sabin distriktskola SAINT bes0kte ett
ar Philips Academy. Imam han fyllt tjugu
ar, var han sin egen och dref betydande af-
farer thinner och brader med stor franz
gang. Under inb0rdeskriget var han nagra
manader vid arneen men maste lemna tjen-
stem pa grund af sjukdom. Han hade derpa
en- It'd anstalIning finans1epartementet j
Washington sasom skrifvare men atervande
smart till Connecticut, dor han ater fortsatte
sina affarer med timmerafverkning. Ar
1868 fyttade han till Saltwater Mime.
sofa, hvarest han smart derpa intradde uti en-
firma, som med staten ingatt kontrakt ON
fangarbetes utf0rande sina verkstader.
denna frma blef Sabin smart den styrande,
och han har sedermera genom nya fahri.
kers byggande, utvidgning af forut befntli-
ga verkstader och en- storartad f0retagsam-
het andra omIaden kommit derhan, att
han nu &r egare till millioner och under
haller Ell arbetskar af omkring 5000 perso-
ner. Hans politiska verksamhet inskran-
ker sig till nagra terminer statslegislatu-
ren, der han varit medlem bade senate n
och huset
AT denEa korta framstallning al Sabins
foregaende lif, inser lasaren ganska lat. att
den nye senatorn f6retradeavis utmarker
sig som affarsman. Statsmannaegenskap
har han icke annu lagt i dagen; han ar in
gen talare, men deremot besitter han en-
ovanlig arbetsformaga och en- klar blick
isynnerhet uti hvad angar fnanspolitiken.
Det kan m5iligen handa, att han pa sin nya
post visar egenskaper, som annu ingen for
matt upptacka; men huru som helst kan
man ej yanta eller pasta, att hans val var
en- f6rdel for staten, da man tager betrak-
tande hans t0retradares personlighet och
lysande statsmannaformaga.
Att donna Of de urderra,telser, som hit
tills inkommit fran skilda dclar ,af staten,
synes man langt ifran vara beIaten med se-
natorsvalet, do man, som kGndt ar, vsntas
en- AMMAN utgang. Man soker dock, Sd godt
man kan, att halla god min elakt spell.