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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16
plane, Lessons.

Max Peters, pianist. g now prepared to
take . limited number Of SCHOLARS for piano
lessons. Orders eau be lett IN an order
book at Smith Il Moser's Postofice Book
store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16
snPklus and Cahhnra.

nerljust in receipt Of a large amount
W pukins and cabbage, which he il
'e''ing remarkably low prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16
shoes for the Milton.

Samuel Raphel, formerly of the firm OF
o. Dunkel & Co., has just received a con-
signment of ladies' and childrens' shoes,
which he will dispose of at bedrock prices.
Ladies will do we'll to call early and ex'
anime the goods and prices at their new
stand on Main street. two doors south Of
the Postofice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16

Ask for Simmond's Nabob Whisky.
is the best in the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16

New ruOhings-at Harris L Mathews.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16

New hosiery-at Harris & Mathews.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-16

New ginghams-st Harris Il Mathews.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-07
Mertfaniidbe 3nitauSe.

Sie &epolyti6n i'm merifanif6en
State NueDo 3eon maht feline 6ortz
f9ritte. Sie &epoluttondre, bic 400
Mann adblen unb ben Marl9 mad
Monterep ~aniraten, fnb 10 Uteilen ba
BON bel benz Stdbt1en Santa @atarina
liegen g%eblieben unb 5eidrdnfen lid
Ebarauf, &ecognoscirungen in BET Std
tung nod Monterep p%or5unebmen. @us=
fhreituugen lieBen iie 5i9 bis iebt nt1t
gu @6ulben fommen, aud ft6rten fie
utdt i'm @erinsften ben gerfebr Der
Merican Nattonal 8abn. unb bod
bdtte bies in ibrem SntertHe gelegen,
benn binnen rpen'gen Stunben f6nnte
oiefe gabn genug 9ruppen berbeifibs
ren, UNI bic repolutiondre S6aar aes
fanaen 81 nebmen.
Sieiem frieofertisen 8erbalten Der
Hepolutioadre mad 8u urtbeilen, fhei
neu bic Mnbdnger bes st. prdltoenten
8on3a!e3 NIT ibrer 8ebauptung 3eA:
gu baben, baB bic @esleruns in Der
Qauptfaot nit Der 3~epolution einusr>
ftanoen 1T; ia es ideint, aIs babe iie
oteielbe 8era6s3u felbf in Scene geIebt
gine folhe Msnabme foate unglaubz
LID erf1einen, wenn nidt fdon i'm per=
aangenen Sabre i'm Staate gbibuabua
oas @leide gef6eben mdre. IS lag Der
Heste.ung oaran, ben Staat unter
GregsgefeB 5u ftelIen unb einen Mrlis
tdrgoupcrneur 3u ernennen. Surdb Ell
men renolutiondren Wusbruh lteB fiA
otes an lei6teiten erreiden, neil Die
Regierung in bleiem 6ale einen 8orz
tpailo fano, fi9 in bic 5taatsanselez
genbeiten su mii6sn. Sic bat bamit
aud ni9t gefdumt, unb CHIHUAHUA be-
ftbt fdou let ldagerer 3eit einen Mili
tdrgouDerneur.
Safelbe Spiel pirb iebt i'm State
Nuepo 9eon in 53ene aeiebt. 8inueu
tur3er 3eit muB oieier Stat bas Shtf
fal @~bibuabuas tbeiIen uno banu nd
rem stDei Der n0rbliden @renasS taaten
WeIifos in ben 0dnber Der berri6en>
ben partei. @elde 3pede bamit per=
folgt uerben, oh es bios auf @tdrtung
Der Ma9t bes prdlibentem Dias obaeS
teber 1T, ober oh Die &esierung au9
nod anbere @riinoe fur lbre aufaGenbe
0anolungsrueiie bat, bleibt porldufa
@ebeimnlB. Nber nit 5iemli6er @emlbs
belt ldBt fih %porausieben, baB Der Muf=
ifanb IN Nueuo Geon unblutig perlaus
fen mirb.
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Gtnbrnd5 nns DtebaabI.

Gamifag Ha9t ftatteten ginbreher
i'm 0auie bes 6errn George 20ruer an
NobiionsS trabe, Beiu9 as. 3undAf
bewerffe0igfeu fie ibren gintritf in ben
parlor DON Der @allerie aus, inbem fe
Bic SaIcufien 6ffneten, has Genferfreua
In Der uumittelbaren Ndbe bes 8ers
f9IuBriesels anbobrten unb ouf oiele
Weife ben lebteren beieitigten. 90 bic
parIDrtbiir perf9loHen mar, fonuten le
auf biefe Meife i'm 0auie ni9t tpeiter,
truger nun .einen Stubl binaus in ben
6of bi9t Dor bas Genffer Der Wobns
tube unb gelangten bier ME porber
binein. Sic ruagten fi6 Bis ms S1laf=
3immer unb nabmert bic auf einern
Stubl Dor BEN Bette beg 6errn Q6rner
iiegenoen Heinfleiber, fotpie atpei
neber5ieber nit. Sebenfals finb bic
Oiebe irgenowie geft6rt iuorben, benn
Weite unb ubr, bic bequem 3u finben
luoren, fomie anbere Qottbarteiter, boz
ben he iiberfeben. SIN Wobn3immer
brannte mdrenb bes 0oraanaes bic
2ampe unb iiberoa mo- bic ginbrefer
g~earbeitet batten, lagen bic Reffe BON
Strei9b6l3era ON Boben. 6err Q6rs
aer ipurbe feinen 9erluit erft am ndd.
fen Morgen getDabr unb inoem er ben
61liGen feiner rdhtlimen Befuder
nadfpirte, entbedte er auf BEN Genfer.
brett fein leeres portemonaie, bic
Waarfmoft uon S. febIte feinen Gdlils
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MQerlef.

= Inter ben Namen Der Nrmen, bic
bonn Gountp unterftiibt tperoen, finben
id 43 ipanif9e ober italienifde, 4S
englifhe o6er irii1e un6 IL beutide.
Der BET tpeitem gr6Bte 3beit Der Nrmen
geb6rt Dem weibIihen @ef1lehte an
unb in Der 2iite finb einfa9 bic Namen
angegeben. Cine Musnabme MAIDEN
ilur 5 beridieoene rWtifes", beren Jtas
men ebenfaus auf Der Nrmenlite fte.
ben. Daaesen finben lid unter ben
beutf6en Wamen nur 2, bic benz tpeib=
li9en @eidledt anseboren. gs fdeint
benz Gountp gerabe 10 3u ergeben, pie
Dem oeutl6en Grauen= 0ilfsuereln, Der
aud sumeilen nMiFes" ~untsrfibt, bic
Der Arbeit feinen @ef9mad abgemin.
men f6nneu.
- Gin Bruber bes Solbaten Ste
pbcnfon, Der bur9 feims Don Sssuau.
Streide ben Sob. Der Dora Burfbarb
beranlaBte. ftebt ieBt gIei1faIs Dor
@eri6t, neil er einen Morbperiu6 auf
feline Grau unternabm. gr bate ie In
8erbadt, nit Off3ieren perbotenen
umgang au pfegen.
- 9iefelben Diebe, tpelde i'm 6auie
oes 9errn 2orner einbra1en, perfuas
ten aud In bas 9aus bes Germ s.
piper an Sing Wiaiam StraBe eiuau=
bringen. Sic muroen perlheuht. Sci
Der bate 6err piper iein @euebr nift
CUR 6anb, UNI ben Burden cine
S9rottlaoung nad3ufeabeu.
= Grau s. 6. 8edmann, in pe;ien
2reiien befannt als G6rberin Der
beutI9senslif1en Sdule, feierte gelfern
i'm 3reife ibrer Gamilie unb aablrei9er
Jreunbe ibren 7Uiten @eburtstag. Dir
tpiinf1en Der fDrperlid riiitigen unb
gsiitesfrif9en Dame cine redt 3abIrei6e
Wieoerbolung biefes fir iie bebeutunsss
pollen Cages.
= Wir besriiBten seftern Serrn g.
Hebelung bon pIebras Negras, unb bei>
fen 8ruber, 9errn gugen Hebelung,
2aiiirer Der banana Canal : @eieas
f9aft.
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6Ibmlibe Tret8cbigfeit.
@adabmensuertbe Subildumsfeier els
mes @efdaftsbauies unierer Stabt.

9ie @ebraber Sosfe, bic Sns
baber bes moblbetannten WeiBwaarenz
unb 2leioer @ei1dftes an Der Ilamos
Blasa linb ni9t nur unternebmenb
notwithstanding unb 5uporfommenb, ion-
bern aud mobltbdtig gesen Die Irmen
unb bon einer MISREPRESENTATION Treiz
gebisfeit.
Gin 3eitun9smarn beiu9te Dor 2ur=
gem bas Santa &ofa 9ospital uuo bier
er5ablte inn bic Superiorin. cine Mir
bige alte Dame, fidtli6 geriibrt uno
BON Oanf erfiat. BON elmer 0%dnolungs=
meife Der @ebriioer Sosfe, BITE beren
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in bas be1ite 2i6t
felt unb aeigt, neI6 reyes Sntere1e
iene @efddftsleute on benz Wobl=
ergeben Der arnten Waiien nebmeu.
3uslei6 3eigte man ienem Bertreier
Der prelle foIgenben 8rief Dor, Der tpeiz
ter feiner Grlduterung bebarf:
Office beg Drpgoobs & &leiberseiddftes
Der @ebriioer Sosfe, San Mntonip
unb Stem Sort.
Mn bic barmbersigen 56meitern i'm
ct. Sofepbs @aiienbauiel
Sa mir Sen 5ebnten Sabrestag Der
@rinbuns unleres @ei6dftes in Sun
Nntonio feiern, miinf9en mir iebem
Der unter Sbrer treuer Sbbut itebenben
Waiienfinber elm @ei1enf bar3ubieten
Bite, ~empfangen Sic 5u oiefem 3tped.
u paar S9ube uno nebmert sic Bit
r~eipeetooliten @riBe entsesen BON
/ @ebri0er Sosfe.
gs mar Elm babi6er @eoanfe iener
unternebmenben @ei9dftsleute, BEN
Sabrestage ibrer aebnidhrigen erfolg.
rei6en @ei6dftsibdtigfeit our6 fold
cine Shat Der Meni9enliebe unb bel
8armber3igteit bic re9te Weibe gu per=
leiben. M6gen iie i@ beg inniger
Oanfes unb Der rei1en Mrerfennunl
bieier. ibrer 9an6lungsweiie fur Der.
fi9ert baltenl
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@reaprn 6 Gp.

fi6ren 1T elmer Nbtbeilung ibres gros
BEN @ef6afts : 2ofales ausi9liebli9
@Iasz, por5elan= unb &orbmaaren &c.
unb baben BARN bic gr6Bte Musuabl
gu ertaunlid biaieen preiien. Die
8arropmsN usitattungen itno rei6baltig
unb elegant; namentli6 bic feinen Bes
bdlter fiir marines WaRer, bic Qenfels
glider fir belize 8etrdnfe II. I. 10. III. To.
Sd ut d in ieoer Gr6be uno gu
alien preisen. %, 11,1Mtum
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Mramias . @abm.

8is auf ueitere Mntiinbieung pirb
elm gemil4ter 3ug Der San Nntonio
unb Mranias paB 8abn beE Siib
Shores Str. 8abnbof, Sonntag's auss
genommen, UNI 50 ubr Morsens obs
geben. @nfunft in @lmenborf UNI 10
ubr Wforgens unb Iduft big gum gnbs
punt ser Babn. YerldBt @lmenborf
um 3 ubr As Win. Morgens. Gra6t
ge5t bis glmenborf auBer bel ipe3iels
lem 2ontratt. poKagiere tperben big
gum @nopunft Der Yabn b~ef6roert.
N. Soft,
prdiioent unb 8ertpalter.
4.12.t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-07

6 a Antonio, Z. Se3. g
Gtue eple Metnndte.


uniere OemoIroten tn SeJas TENTS
aeid9i1en iid Dor bet Demofratie anberer
Staten our1 unmdbiges S4impfen
auf lhre pplitif1en @egner aus. Set
benz Gnbe oes &rieges baben tie bas
Wtenibenm6glibe barin geleifet uno fie
ulatten ii9 fem @eDifen baraus, Die
e0elttea Wtdttner Der @egenpartei, nbs
gletd ulft Der gerlngtte Matel an lbner
9aftete. in Der unfdtbigiterl Weiie gu
1dinpfen uno gu ldfern. @elbf ibr
Steg IN Der lebten Yrdfoentenpabl bat
oaral1 ntfts 8ednoert, obtppbl ein Sieg
tontt INNER perfobnll9 fimmt. Sas
Sfimpfen nabm i'm @egentheil gu,
BENT t9on. am ndditen Gage nod Der
g5abl erffou BON liberal Der oemofra=
TIDE Nuf: nWerft bic epibbuben biz
t1aus!@ moittt 1elbttpertdnblt1 bic re-
publttdnti1en BeaI1ten g%er1etnt tparen.
Wtit befoHberer Wutb baben bic De-
n1ofraten Sabre lang bic Witglieber Der
r8ran0 Nrmp Of Hepublic" berfolgt,
IN 0enett he Die dr9lten ibrer 6einoe gu
erbliden permeinten. obmobl ibnen bie=
felben IN teiner 0tnliht 3u nabe getrez
ten ttno. in 1iingiter .3eit ffelte iih
gltidltder Welte Elm freunolideres Wer=
bdlt1tB 5tptifen Tbberaler uttb G0nf6s
oerirtea per, 10 nett es %tuentgtfens bies
1eHige1 Wtdnner betraf, bic attlben Nnz
fbeli geit0mmett batter. Aber bic De
nlotrafitderl Seltbammel t6nnen. ibre
S6imptDutb bod nidt gang unterbrl
den unit fallen gelegentli@ In bieielbe
3urud.
Jnr Die W~erfolgurtgen nun, tDel9e
be @railo Nrr1p BON ben Semofraten
ansauifebeu battsn, iuden ii1 lebt bic
yflfglieoer tener Vereinigu1g i'm State
serds IN eoler Weiie 3u repanhiren
Sie etreullreu ndmlt9 inter lt6 cine
at pen So1greB ger1dbfete p.tltion. in
meldser ne Deaielben UNI errtdtung ei.
aer De'ntat1 fnr eberaal1ge tonfooerirte
Soloater s'tten ano UNI graaltung bers
lsloen our1 ole Union. vs. beiBt in Der
petltlors uslter Anoerm:
rNtr 9a!ten cine iol BE wtaBregel fiir
mere uno ptr1ai1, neil Die toufoberirs
ten Snoaltoen our9 ole Ddnoe DON
a.. "Oeslaapps ~ UnrDeH.
~ ss "nMasa.: ..nss uuy.a!!s'ehosn ges
n sgas Iu.os s.n.n Uo..!wt..I ~ PEI vi.
Ssr ,1n;an SsDsas" aau uas anlsgen
aa.1a nu.l.a D'e 'spup'.taa.lWen
Sasnsh .ua.usn SupuIW seIOtDe:i
tQELULIt uUU uUUSIfH IluII0HPH 0Q6 yNPI
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MmsDerfamf!!!


Sn @nbetraat, bab mir felt entz
ldlpien fno, NIT inherent &etatl,
@eddft am Matn Ylasa ppr bent
l. Sanuar ppafdnpis auf3uraumen,
perben MIR idmmtltde @aarsu,
hoenn bic Nptb es erbeiidt, fit bic
Sdlfte bes Wertbes lcsfdlaser+
Nad BENT 15+ DECEMBER mirb bas
gauge Eager auf auftipn ubne &ad>
bait perfauft+ @erfeblt bteie auber>
orbentli&e @elesenbeit ntdt!!!
D. & A. %0ppenheimer.
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Wer nit Der 6irma Martin
& S6rpber @ef6dfte ab5umaden
hat, tam iebt lit ibrer reuer Office
No. 2 Commences traBe nabe Der Bride
norlpre9en.
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1tnfer Neiienber &err ST.. Ebaoeu
befu4t gegenpdrtig Die Stdote entlang
Der SeIas Central 3weigbabn big
Putin.
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0ie lirrna

Die Girma Martin 6
S9rpper bat cine 3meigoffiee in
Der Stabt, 30. 2 Commerce > StraBe
erridtet, tuofelbft fie ale nit benz 6olas
gef9dft b%erbunoenen Orbers entgegens
rimmt. 5,12,1M
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6abfcriptipmspreis fir has @as
4embIatt $3.50.
ttufer Weifenber, &err %. Men.
oelipbn beiu6t gegenpdrtig bic Stdote
entIang Der 9eras Central, Der San.
ia Sc unb Der 9eras paeific 8abn uno
mirb namentli1 int n1rbli1en uno
norb6fliden 9beiIe bes @taates ldnger
,bertpeilen.
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Gin biibiHes @eibmaHtsgetdenf !
Saften : albums nit 81 Der inte=
r%enanteifen Nni6ten bon San Mntonio
uno umgegenb fur rrr so Gents BEL
2,t6mp2m paul Magner.
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Rafael Diaz.

@i9arren u. Eabaf<6 anbler,
2s1 aIamo YIaaa
6ar Biz fonnmeuben 8eiertaae babe ID foeben
tine eroSe AuspnhI Der feinffen Gotten Meer.
f4aurn . Yfeifen, giearren, Saba:e unb Wau
9tr : IlfenfIien erbalfen.
Danen tuelde s~sfOnnen fnb, in Dieler
Drau9e @eibnadts. Befdenfs 1t, MAIDEN, Fne
eiu9tla6eu, neil1 reidbaItiaes Eager au beidti !.
gen. Meine Yreife fino 70 ujtoria tpie bic bon
trgeno Semanoem In Der s5tnbf. .3,12tli
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3a0 MudbenbIntt.

Bir ierben BON iebt ab bas rWn9e,t>
hlatt" fur ben preis bon $500 auf
Elm Sabr pprtDfrei nod 9euti1lanb.
Der 6erausgeber.
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3meig=O Office bon Martin &
S9rpbsr No. 2 Commerce StraBe
nabe Der Bride.
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itmfere @eibmadts . alussabe
ipiro am

tptro am
Mittmo9b ben 16. December
eri6einen. Nnseisen fur bieie spesials
Summer perben big gum Is. Mbenbs
entgegenseuommen.
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nafer Heisenber &err G.2. 8ufdb
bereift gegenpdrtig bic Counties gomal,
Guadalupe, @on3ales, galbmea &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-12
The following standing committees we're

The following standing committees were
appointed:
Credentials-Fred E. Haskell, S. G. Hills
J. T. Mason
Annual Communication-A. E. Chase, G.
A. Callahan.
Returns-E. W. Conant, Byron Kimball,
c. d. Cults.
Unfinished business-H. A. Shorev, G. n.
Weymouth, A. ID. Smith
Finanee-Isasc F. Clark. A. J. Cum
mings, W. W Cutter.
Appea,s-O. B. Whitten, John Read, B.
C. Stone, p Batchelder, Z. Spaulding
Judicisry-H. P. Cox, J. G. Elder, W. T.
Small.
Charities-A. L. F. Pike, J. S. Hobbs, c.
X. Ladd.
State OF Order-W H. Smith, j. N. Read,
W II. Vinton.
Legislations-A w. Cook. E. p Burn
ham, X. G. Dyer.
By-lsws-J. II. Crockett, Benz. Kingsbury
e. II. Clowdman.
+. f.. Eastman.
spondence-Geo. l.. Reed, A. +.
Richardson. c. +. Goss.
After transacting routine business, not
public business, the Grand Lodge adjourned
sine die
In the evening the Eastern Star Encamp-
ment exemplitied the encampment degree.
Bridgton was selected as the next place
to hold the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge.
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THE GETTYSBURG MEMORIAL
Association Hold a Large Meeting-A
Monument to be Erected bya
Confederate Regiment.

GETTYSBURG, Pa. Aug. IL.
The Battlefield Memorial association held
an unusually large meeting today, spending
the entire day on the field and in session. A
permission was unanimously granted the
second Maryland confederate regiment, to
erect monument on Culp's HILL on the
grounds of the association. A resolution was
adopted providing that all monuments erected
on the grounds of the association, must have
historical inscriptions approved by the board
and fanks of the regiment indicated. Ar
rangements were made to indicate positions
Of all the New York and New Hampshire
regiments. Reunions were held today by the
Pennsylvania reserves and the 45th and
S4,h Pennsylvania volunteers. The 140th
Pennsylvania regiment, dedicated a monu-
ment in the wheat field today.
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A MY STERIOuS AFFAIR.
An Alleged case Of Imposition on Seye.
raj Insurance Companies.

New YORK, Aug. IL.
The alleged case Of impostions, on several
insurance companies TO the extent of S53 900
has come to light, in Long Island City. Lewis
Bower, insurance man of this city buried his
wife June 20, in Lutheran cemetery Mrs
Bower had died in Passaic county, n, J 1t
is said, only few of her friends knew of her
death until after burial. During November
and December of last year, Bower took out
policies for S65, 900 on his wife's life. and
had them made payable to himself lmmedi-
ately after the burial, Bower made application
to the New York Life and Equitable Insur-
ance Co., for S25, 900 he had with them, and
got II at once. The Mutual Reserve Mutual
Trust Mass. Benefit of Boston, and the FL
deity Mutual of Philadelphia, however, had
been made suspicious of the false pretences
in the case. The body was exhumed TODAY
and several doctors attended the autopsy.
Upon being measured the body was found to
be inches shorter than Mrs. Bowers height
when she was alive. One of the physicians
who had ed Mrs. Bower, when the ap-
plications tor insurance were put in. said, that
Mrs Bower had pug nose and light hair.
while the corpse had grecian nose and dark
hair. but he would not be positive on all par
ticulars. Drs. Satterwaithe and Cheeseman,
of New York, then opened the body and took
out the intestines, which they examined and
sealed up.
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MAXWELL IN AMERICA.
The st. Louis Murderer in San Francisco
lie Denies That he is Maxwell.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IL.
On the passage from Auckland the murder
er Maxwell was manacled at night, and two
detectives kept strict hour watches over him
day and night. He maintained a perfectly
easv demeanor during the entire trip. Two
carriages were waiting at the steamer land
ing, and the detectives with Maxwell were
driven to the city prison, where the prisoner
will remain until Tomorrow afternoon.
When accosted in prison he said his name
was Danger, that he was Frenchman, a
native of Paris, and his age was thirty four
years.
He acknowledged having known Preller,
but beyond this refused to say more. En-
police surgeon Clark who came up at that
moment asked if he spoke French. He re-
piled that he spoke a patois of Norman
French DR.. Clark said he was familiar with
that patois, whereupon Maxwell suddenly
checked himself and refused to continue his
conversation. Capt. Lees, chief of the city
detectives. who worked up the greater por-
tion of the evidence against Maxwell. when
the prisoner passed through the city last
April, says the latter is Scotchman with an
assumed accent. The detectives at the sug-
gestion of Capt. Lees provided Maxwell with
clean clothing preparatory to having him
photographed. When he had finished his
toilet he looked more like the description
published than he did when he came over the
ships side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-12
Escaped Prisoner Re.Captured.
Fire at Brownti field.
A BOLD DEED.
A Pennington Young Man secures
$4,000 on a Bogus Telegram ana Skips
the Town.
FARMINGToN, Aug. IL.

FARMISGToN, Aug. ii.
Walter w. Wanzer, Jr., deposited $500
in the National Exchange Bank of Boston,
and presented the certificate of deposit at the
Sandy River National Bank at Pennington.
for which they gave him the money, last Fri
day. On Monday night the bank received
a dispatch from the Exchange Bank to pay
him $4,000 more, which was done by draft
No. sol on Exchange Bank, Boston, just be-
fore the train left Pennington. Tuesday
morning. wanzer left on the tram. Inc
Exchange Bank now says the dispatch was
a forgery. All proper steps are being taken
70 secure the forger' The cashiers of the
National Banks in Lewiston were notified by
Cashier Belcher of the Sandy River National
Rank. Tuesday noon not topay check for s5ooo
drawn by their bank to W. wanzer, Jr'' and
70 hold Wanzer and notify them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-12
GRANTS RESTING PLACE.
Prospect of a Law Suit Over Riverside
Park-A Case Which Ben Butler Of
fers to Win for $4,000.
Nsw YORK, Aug. IL.

NkW 1 okk, aug. IL.
On Thursday next Rev, W. K. Coovent,
pastor Of the Church of God, on Townsend
street, Pittsburg, Pa, leaves for New York
10 establish claim TO Harlem Commons in-
cludng that part of Riverside Park in which
General Grants tomb is located OF the
Coovent family there are shou, hundred and
if the claim is proved 5000, 900, 900 will be
divided among them Mr.. Coovent has
transcript from documents on file in the
State capitol in Albany. This Transcript
shows that John d. Lowell, John Vernelen,
Fan Turrsns, Joist Ohlene and Resolved Wal
dron, patented 10000 acres of land in the
town of Harlem, New York, under a patent
made by Governor Richard Nicholas, Nav
1866. The patent was re-msde on October |
1867, and reaffirmed to them, their heirs and
sssignees, by Governor Thomas Donegsn, on
March %, 1856. Then the title passed TO
Waldron, afterwards to a man named Will
hans. then to the Van Zandt's, and the last
named potentste is Luke Coovert Luke
Coovert had son Jasper Coovert. Thomas
Coovert was son of the latter. and the Rev.
Mr.. Coovert says that Thomas Coovert was
the father of his father Joseph Coovert, who
is now living in Mercer county. Rev, Mr.
Coovert further saws that, as far as can be
learned, Luke Coovert never disposed OF this
property, but leased it for 80 years. which
lease runs out soon. Several attorneys have
offered to take the case subject to contiu-
gent fee, and General Butler. it is said, has
guaranteed to win 1t for $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-12
A WHISkEY RING.
Western DistiIlers Useing Barrels With
Thin Heads and Slaves.

CHICAGO, Aug. IL.
A Peoria. ILL.,. special published here this
evening makes serious charges against GER
tain Peoria distillers and discloses a second
wh!skey ring. The dispatch says: 1t is
state that some Peoria distilleries have been
using barrels constructed with thick stave
opposite the bung. The bung stave also was
made thick and the heads of the barrels in
stead of being three-qu-rters of an inch in
thickness were only half an inch. These
barrels hold from gallon to gallon and a
half more than the gauger's rod and csllipers
show. Some time ago, as report goes, some
whiskey belonging to a large distillery was
detained in the east for alleged Irregularities
The barrels were tested and found to hold
more than they gauged. 1t is reported that
several other distilleries were using the same
sort of barrels.