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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-12

CUPID's WoRK.--Iast week Presi.
dent Cleveland took unto himself n
wife, This week severalof our young
couples followed his worthy example.
Cupid has done his work SO molly and
caught such pretty and lively victims
that even Brother Colston can afford to
smile and rejoice exceedingly. Indeed,
June, the month of roses. promises to
become one of marriages also. Certain
ly there ism Z a more delightful season
in which to spend honeymoon, and
loving young hearts cannot be blamed
for taking advantage Of all the induce
ments held out by this most glorious of
months, TO join fortunes "for better or
for worse" Anyhow, this has been a
gala week for parsons and young folks,
and the merry wedding bells have upon
three occasions pealed forth their mel
low paens to Hymen.
Mr.. j. II. Chilly, of Alexandria, Va,
and Miss Ida NJ. Cunningham, of this
city, were married on last Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock, in st. Joseph's
Catholic church. That edifice was fill
ed by large audience of friends and
relatives, and the marriage ceremony
performed at High Mass. The bride,
handsome, charming brunette, looked
exceedingly lovely, and The groom also
appeared TO fine advantage. After the
ceremony the couple took the l1;45 train
for Alexandria. The presents were
numerous and costly. We hope moth
ing may occur to ruille the peaceful Sc
renity of their future.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-12
DO you know that the best and cheapest
Shoes in town Is atthe

JUST received a large stock ofimprove
cd Shoulder Braces Cheap at A. NJ
GILBERTS Drug Store. Also i fine
line OF best quality or Hair and Tooth
Brushes. Cor. Queen and Race Str.
f20 2m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-01
NOMINATION OF GEN. BEAVER
For Governor by the Republicans of
Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 80.
Gen. Beaver was unanimously nominated
for governor by the republicans at the State
convention today, and Davis for lieutenant
governor. The remainder of the ticket
nominated was as follows:
Secretary Internal lffairs-Col T. j.
Stewart.
Auditor General-Col. A. Wilson Norris.
Congressman At Large-F. A. Osborne.
The resolutions adopted demands of Con-
gress the repeal of the bills limiting the ar
rears of pensions, condemn the disfranchise-
ment Of the colored vote by any near =,
approve inter state commerce bill which has
passed the Senate and Is now pending in the
House, and cali on the legislature to pass q
similar measure for regulating freigt charges
within the state; demand law prohibiting
the importation of foreign psuper or criminal
contract labor and the products Of European
criminal Labor; proclaims hostility 10 the
Morrison tariff bill indicts the democratic
administration for failing to carry out
promised reforms; insist that the American
system of protection shall be maintained
and extended; to include and build up our
commerce and commercial marine, and I'D
wise that the legislature adopt measures pro-
viding for the submission of the liquor pro-
hibItion qus4tion 10 the voters of the states.
Brief addresses were made BY Gen. Beaver
and tbe other candidates, accepting their
nominations.
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THE LEWISTON MILLS.
Meeting Of the Creditors OF the Corpora
ti0n Mt Boston.

BosToN, June 80.
An adjourned meeting of the creditors of
the Lewiston Mills was held in this city this
afternoon. Harris, of the firm of Blake
Bros, presided. The committee appointed
at the former meeting to report on the con-
dition of the corporation made their report.
1t was long document and showed the total
Indebtedness of the corporation to be ST.
500. 900, with assets amounting to S642 2,457.-
So. b. F. Brooks proposed that the CON-
mittee be continued in Office and make furth-
er investigation into the affairs of the late
George @. Richardson and to carry out the
plans submitted in their report for settling
up the affairs Of the corporation. After
some discussion the committee was instruct
ed to act in accordance with Brooks motion
if it did not impede its action in carving out
the plans submitted by them.
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BANGOR, June 30th.

BANGOR, June 30th.
Wednesdays forenoon drill showed I'M
provement on Tuesday's, and good judges
say the brigade 10 further advanced than last
year at the same time. The rife practice
company skrmish match for the silk flag,
took up much Of the forenoon, and was par.
ticipated in by compahies f, II, G and b. OF
the First Regiment, and b, G, H, C. 4, ID,
and A of the Second Regiment and the From
tier Guards Of Esstport.
The exhibition OF the Gatling gun, We'd
nesday afternoon, was watched with much
interest BY large concourse OF spectators.
The Battery and Light Artillery had horses
and mounted drill for the first time Wed
nesday.
The result Of the target shooting was most
commendAble to the Maine militia, especially
to the Frontier Guards of Eastport who led
leading companies:
Frontier Guards, Eastport, 36 men, ll<2
points.
Co c, Second Regiment, Dexter, 36 men,
934 points.
Co C, First Regiment, Biddeford. S5 men,
933 points.
Co. f, Second Regiment, Skowhegan, 35
men. 872 points.
Co. A, Second Regiment, Hampden, 81
men, $50 points.
The firing was company skirmish match
250 to 100 yards, distances unknown, for a
silk flag, ten rounds to a man, five on ad-
vance and fve in retreat.
Capt. Field, of the 4th U. s. artillery. de-
tailed to inspect the encampment, pronounced
;t the best record under the circumstances
ever made and that the five targets could not
be duplicated in the country. The score OF the
Frontier Guards is regarded as phenomenal.
Ont of $50 shots but three misses were made.
This is the third year that this company has
led the companies of the State in the rife.
The mayor and city government were en-
tsrtained at dinner tonight by Col. Mitchell
of the second regiment.
| Gov. Robie and staff returned from Orono
tonight and visited the encampment. They
will be present tomorrow and Friday, "Goy-
ernor's Day."
A lamentable accident occurred at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. Inspector General John L.
Richards of Gardiner, and Major Dole of the
Governors staff, were riding out to the rifle
range when by some stumbling OF the horse
| Gen. Richards was thrown of and his collar
bone broken and otherwise injured. He was
attended by Surgeon Ihayer of the second
regiment and Surgeon General Hamlin, and
was reported by the Governor. who visited
him tonight being quite comfortable
The first regiment band serenaded zen.
Brown at his headquarters tonight in the
presence of large gathering.
Two youthful soldiers in officers uniforms
attracted much attention. They were Capt.
Thomas Flaherty and Lieut. Conley OF the
Primary Cadets of Portland, and are assist
ing Col. Harrington in his duties.
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mrs. Dorssy Cesfes>ss 70 Conpllcisy in
the murder 81 Her Fathcrs

PaovrpEncs, r. l., June so.
The trial Of Allan and Maria Dorsey At New
port, for the murder Of BENZ. Burton on 0cs.
9Th, last. nov in ice third day, took on new
phase Wednesday morning, from the fact
that Tuesday night, Maria Dorsey made .
fall coafession to both the states attorney
and her counsel Of her consent to and COM
plicity in TIE crime. In court Wednesday
morning her council announced their with
krswal from the case. Details Of the con-
fession are nov being made known in court
LATER The crowd this afternoon at the
trial was immense, and occupied every inch
Of space 10 the court room. Mrs. Dorsey
testified that her husband had ssid he would
"fix" her father. She did not willtully take
any part in the killing Of her father. MIR.
Sheffield, for Dorsey, said he would make no
plea in defense Of his client. The Attorney
Gen. made hours plea for the State, after
which recess was taken until evening.
The court came in at Z 80. Judge Durfeo
charged the jury who retired. At ~ ls they
came in with verdict Of guilty for both the
prisoners, and sentences for lite at hard labor
were imposed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-01
new york produce Market.

NEW IOHBs Suut 00s
FrOyn-Receipts, II ,i00 exports, 2o9o, saies Ia
500 No. 2, 90 az rs; fancy white Western, extra.
p5 co; common TO good, . Is q 70; good 70
choice, 40 a4s5; City mill extra, 10 -;
snperhne, z25 2s5; 81. Louis extra, 2s0a4So;
winter wheat extra. 2So ass; Minnesota extra.
WHEAT Receipts. 40. 200; exports, 5000; sales.
i48,00c no. red. ~; No. red, s5l; elevator
No.l Red State. %. mol White state. ss.
RrE-dul-
BAkLEY.-sfeady
COIN : Receipts $500 bushels; exports. $500;
sai~e lfso0c spot No 3, 10. No 2, 4s5.
OArs-Rrcstpis, 400; saies. 1900; No ., al;
do white. ssI; No .. ~ si; do White. = sSel
No DO wsl.e ys. y a,a;. s,.ss 10 Western. 90
sUoAn-Cuf loaf and crushed 6i ,; granuis;eds
81; white extra G, 81 81; yellow. A n; mould.
PxrHoLxUx-United. e7t bid.
TALLOW--easief.
BkEF-duli.
Posk-Hsss spot. sv 10 90. clear bach.
10 %.
LARD-refned. o 66
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A Marrow Escape.


HAvERHfLL, Mass, June 80.
As the Boston and Maine train. No. 122,
from Portland reached the crossing near
Country Pond, mile aud half east Of New
ton Junction, N. H., II 6.15 this evening the
locomotive struck team heavily loaded with
loes. which stood on the track While the
team was approaching the point the tsamssez
undertook TO drive ecross the track when one
Of his horses fell He had juse time 20 nm
hifch ~ animals and gst ont Of The vay
vhsn ~ nain came up. The team vas d.
nolishsd bot ths easins vas only slighuy
danassd. The dsIay eaneeo ua1 heieE
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GARDINER.

The beautiful residence Of Uriah +. Stone
in Farminpdale was sold at auction yesterday,
Mr.. wm. Ring being the fortunate purchaser.
The price paid was $500.
Eugene Kimbal., an employe In the shoe
factory. had the thumb on his right hand
caught in finishing machine the first Of the
week, severely jamDing it.
Z w. Morrell, Esq, returned Yesterday
from his trip to Newmarket, N. H.
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An Immense Cave In.

HAzELreN, Pa, june 80.
Between three and four A. M, an immense
cave in occurred on the Lehigh Valley r. n.
at No. 8 Stoughton breaker. The cave is
about 800 feet long and l50 feet vide. Three
tracks, on one of which we're two trucks
loaded with lumber. were swallowed up BY
the falling in Of the earth.
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CALAIS, June 80.
One hundred and thirty Italians employed
on the Calais water works struck this morn
ing for an increase of wages. The contractor
refuses to comply with their terms. The
majority will probably go back tomorrow at
discharged and new help employed.
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English Elections.

LONDON, June 80.
Fridays poll are exciting intense interest.
OF the "A contests the Gladstonisns are hope
full that the Irish vote will wrest Is seats
from the conservatives. The result will re-
are affected.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
A Queer state Of Affairs Relative TO Pay.
ing Governnent Employees.
WAsHrxoros, June 30.

WASHINGTON, June 30.
Congress having failed TO pass the iegisla-
tive. executive and Judicial appropriation
bill before the beginning Of the hscal year to
which il il 70 apply. the executive depart
ments will open tomorrow morning without
funds for the payment Of any Of their em-
ployes, under the provision Of the lav which
fo,bids any department to expeud money in
any fiscal year in excess Of appropriations or
TO involve the governments In sny contract
for the future payment Of money 10 excsss Of
the appropriations. 1t u questionable whether
the heads Of departments have right 70 se-
cept the services of their employees With any
undsrssanding that they are 70 be compen-
satsd whsn ths appropriations shall b made.
Bowsvsr, andsf accepssd legal Authority,
thas in general conl1acfs thsFe aSo no ffec-
tions of . day, \ b held tlat - embefrnse-
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FROM sACO.
Celebration OF a Golden Wedding.

Celebration OF a Golden Wedding.
SAco, June 80.
Fhe Central Park House at Old Orchard
opened tonight with the celebration of the
golden wedding OF its proprietor and wife,
MIR. and Mrs. Simon M. Blake. Relatives
were present from Portland, Blddeford, Man
chester, East Cambridge, Somerville, and
Buffalo, N, Y. large number of presents
wer.. r.acuivoi
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Constable Tarbox went to Portland today
AMI arrested VIM. Fitzgerald, cadet iu the
q Biddeford corps. Since the robbery ne had
visited Bangor and squandered quite sum.
He will be tried in the Municipal court to-
morrow.
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nent win follow Ne iail1rs 70 pass the bill.
II the Seuate shall tomorrow TAKE up and pass
the emergency resolusiop. passed BY the
House today. extending The appropriations Of
Lass yraf temporarily. In this event, II he
President approves the resolution. il viii
bear the dane Of July lat. and will cover The
services rendered on that day.
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CHICAGO. June 20
fLouH--q quiet.
Jane 72I 7si
COKN-easier at 81.
OA1s-easy M
gyE-quief. s.
EAELkf--drm s.
gokE n 50 ga.
LARD = ~ Is Z 90
aULK nEAT--snosidsrs. sss. short r,b. M !.
snor. ~t.sy.e 70
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Serious Accid ent.

DUBLIN, June 80.
The mail train from Belfast to Dublin ran
of the track st Knockbridge today, killing
eight persons, wounding twenty and smash-
ing the train. The accident was due to the
expansion of the rails.
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A Scorching Blaze.

PORTLAND, June 80.
This afternoon . stable on Willis stteet,
owned by Mr.. Scott. was burned. The FIRE
extened to a two and half story dwelling
occupied By Mr.. Harlow, which was nearly
destroyed. Another dwelling was badly dam
aged
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BIRMIHcHAM, June {

BIRMINGHAM, June 80.
Joseph Chamberlain told a reported OF the
Birmingham Mail that well informed triends
had informed him that there was in existence
an Irish plot TO murder him. This informs-
ton, Chamberlain added, had been confirmed
by the London police who had warned him
OF the plot and Informed him that the as
sassin ment to kill Lord Harrington.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
AT ThE CAMP.

The DOines Of the Boys in Biue-fsst
BecominK vetersns-General John q.
richards Thrown from Horse aud His
Collar Bone Broken.
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GRADUATING EXERCISES
Ofthe Bates Theological school On Wed.
nesday.
LEWISTON, June 80

LEWISTON, June 80.
The Main street Free Baptist church was
well filed at the exercises of the graduating
class Of the Bates Theological School, Wed
nesday at $50 p. NJ. 1t was the 18th anni-
vsr.ary Of the school. The addresses by the
members of the graduating class were excel
lent. Music was given by the church choir.
The order OF exercises was as follows
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
D,es Nature Prove the Goodness of God?
Franklin Blake. South Limington.
An Effective Ministry,
ine Ns''s Albert Doe Dodge. Cape Elizabeth
Music.
4 Canon Of Biblical Criticism Tested,
= Robert Leach Duston, Auburn
The Iufalibility Of Ecumenicai Councils,
Il lillian Hanson Getcheli, North berwick'
Music.
Benediction.
Al the Alumni meeting this afternoon, the
following officers were elected:
President--O. B. Clason.
Vice President--R. F. Johnnet. -
. Secretary ana Treasurer - Herbert W.
Oakes.
Executive Committee-J. Il. Rand' b. A.
Briggs and w. II. Judkins.
Orstor--G. B. Files; substitute, Cnas' o.
Frost -
Poet-Johu II. Head; substitute, Emma
Bickford.
There were literary exercises this evening.
The or.tion vas BY Prof. George f. Gay OF
Maiden, Mass. His subject vas the Essen
tisls Of college educetion.
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Lewiston, June 80.
>Custer Post of Lewiston entertained Aeasn
- II Gardner and the Togns Veterans 70
~. They are enjoying grand camp nfe
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Drowned While Fishing.
CHERarr1xLD, june 30.

CHRRRrFIKLD, June 30
Hackett Brown Of Millbridge, while fish
ing there today in . dory was knocked over
board by the sail and drowned. Brown was
60 years old He leaves widow and grown
up family.
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AAlNE STATE COLLEesE.

Wednesday II Ososo-Coafessing ef Do-
grees-speeches maAe ~ Gev. Rohde
snd OtheFs- Elecsiea u O0ceu ~ the
Ala0ni.
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The Colby base ball nine defeated the
Bates nine At Portland today By score Of
2o0. This was the decisive game and
gives 70 colby the college championship Of
the State. The following is the score:
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, standing of the clubs is as follows
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Boston-Lawrence 8, Blues 2.
At Newburyport-Newhuryport 4, Brock
ton 2.
The following is the standing of the clubs
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 5, New York
IL.
At st. Loujs-St. Louis 4, Boeton 6.
The following is the standing Of the clubs
IN tn date:
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War Department,
Once Of the Chief Signal Oficer.
Washington. d. c., Julyl.-: a. M.
For New England. fair weather stationary
temperature; variable winds, generally east
eriy.
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l1ielp.


N, !: s;::.: .::: =; 81 II! -. -. e's1sss 8: Evs
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ORcxo. june 30.
Commencement day davned fair and bright
at Orono. A strong. cool breeze prevailed
during the morning making the atmosphere
delightful. The beautiful decorated town
hall was crowded At an early hour. Many
prominent men from all parts Of the state,
including Gov. Robbie and stat, and the Ex-
ecutive Council occupied seats ON the stage.
Prayer was offered BY Rev. P. j. Robinson,
pastor Of thr Orono Methodist church. The
music was furnished by Andrew. full orches-
ira Of Bangor.
President Fernsld conducted the exercises,
which were carried out according to the fol-
lowing programme:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REr,RT. .

Indications for the Next ~ Hours.
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Music.
Prayer.
Music.
EXERCISES FOR THE BAcHELoR's DK0REE.
Engineering as Profession.
Arthur Dean Page. Orono
Ralph Kneeiand Jones, Jr., Bangor
Phenomena Of the Earth's Early History,
Josiah Mureh Aver. Freedom
Steam vs.. Water Power,
tGeorge Greenleaf Barker, Rockland
Engineering Works Of the Present Day.
Edwin Dwight Graves. Orono
Music.
George Frederick Lull, Cambridge, Mass
Willis Henry Merriam, Orono
Haywood Sanford French
Accuracy In Measuring,
james Fred Lockwood, Brewer
Destruction of Forests,
John Decker Blagden. Carmel
Music.
The Value of Our Forests,
Elmer Lenfest, Bradley
Sanitary Engineering,
sGeorge Fuller Black. Palermo
Bert John Allan, Dennysvile
Athletics in College.
Irving Burton Ray, Harrington
Bimetallsm,
+Elmer Ellsworth Merritt, Houlton
National Aid to Education,
Sidney Smith Twombly. Enfield
Music.
EXERCISES FOR THE MASTERS DEGREE.
Thesis-The Kjeldahl Method of Determining NJ.
trogen In Organic Compounds.
edward Holyoke FarriDgton, New Haven. Conn
Thesis-The Duties of Division Engineer,
sChas. Adelbert Morse, Matfeld Green, Kansas
Music.
Conferring Of Degrees.
Awarding Prizes
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Runs earned, Colby |. First base on errors. Colby
5; Bates g. First base on balls, Colby l.; Bates o.
Total balls called. Goodwin So; Underwood 40.
Struck out. Goodwin o; Underwood 3. Total strikes
called. Goodwin II; Underwood s; Double plays,
Thayer and Cults. Umpire, Coyne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-30
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS

Conducted Last Night at the Office of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company.
Some experiments of nature decidedly
interesting to cOnsumcrs of natural gas
were in progress at the office of the Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company, in the Reilly
building, last evening, the results Of which
will be made known to-day. The matter
was in charge OF C. c. Merrill, of the Gas
Company, and the object of the test was
to ascertain just what proportion of gaso-
line should DE mixed with natural gas in
order to give an Illuminating power equal
to our city gas in the experiments the
Bennett gas machine was used, in con-
junction with the "Lungress" burner,
and the general results achieved up to 9
o'clock last night were eminently salts
factory.
The initial steps in the formation of a
company for the use of these machines,
adapting natural gas for illuminating pur-
poses, have already been taken, and it
only needs the successful termination OF
last evenings experiments TO complete the
arrangements for the introduction of the
patent here. The Bennett machine will
be a boon TO the people of the suburban
towns having supply of natural gas, but
no artificial product, ~ 1t will give
them magnificent light ut nominal cost.
The announcement of the result of Mr..
Mcrrili's observations will he awaited with
deep interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-30
IN A SMALL WAY.
Pointed PencIlinxs of Brief ItemsofLOca
Interest.

Pointed PencilinGs Of Brief ltemsoi Local.
Interest.
PULLMAN Palace Car Tourists at tn
Grand tonight.
THE Council Committee on Health Is
called for this evening.
COSTRACTuR CAMPBELL resumed work
on North Main street yesterday.
JIM GILHOOLY, the skater, says he Is
anxious to skate q race with Jesse
Burkett.
THIRTY-Two persons handed in their
names for membership IN the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday Last.
SIGNoR d AURIA's opera class had a
very successful meeting at baumer >
music rooms last evening.
The ladies of the church OF the lmma-
culate Conception will give festival at
the church Thursday, Friday and Sat
uIday evenings.
THE Mite Society of st. Matthews L.
T.. church held its regular meeting last
evening, at the McMechen residence on
Chapline street. A very enjoyable soeia-
bic evening was spent.
The administrator of the estate OF
Thomas A. Davitt, q brakeman killed on
the Panhandle some years ago, was gwen
81, 200 damages ON Saturday at Steuben-
Vile, by the railroad company.
AN attempt was made several nights
since to rob the stable of Henry BabcOck,
which is situated in the rear Of his resi-
denee on South Chapline street. The
thieves succeeded in breaking off the lock
when they were frightened of. This IS the
third attempt to enter the stable made in
short time past.