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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-26

PHiiDELFBfs, Nay 15.-1he hong talked
Of prize fghs befwrea Jimmie Marry. II
New York. and Jimmie Hale of FisiiAdei
f.hfs took rizee this mofuiIg II Sew ier-
seY Narry weighed if5 Pounds, aud Hale
IA. They wore oae and ons-TsiaFssr oHsec
gloves TwcrFfy-flee f1aflsis sfe-r fought
esssI The fgiIt lasted oue EoHf sud assy Ave
EaiauteS Ia the txeIty afta rssant II sss
plain 10 D. seer that Hgrry ER. over.
matched and could net last z,aasher ss'gDd.
Hale sent into nts corner and kItsse ked
hfsa down ulth right handler. M1fTy y A.
fastst sFer 70 htsa assst Hale d-SP7~d his
irff iase his stomach afsd sfs0ckod ont
Nn-yAT. Referee 5aek TssgagfF declared
Hair u. wianeE sfaltsi loill appiagse.
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Ysashf.I stsrzisref serissessi.

wx~HfsgrBS. May As--5sse 9ss1d fssssrs
t.sfax asss.ysaassi - 80. .a6s. sAs ses--e arr
a sae Trgsssl4y seceEses i1sn - rs
Hvsssssnt q ssa 8
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Pennsylvania Democrats.


BaEsixErss. Pa. Mar zf-Tfse cenTfa-
fsoa ~ democratic slutS to-day formed a
state leanI~. slecsia- ChagaeeF 6. Bia b
president
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Cen-ldering the TariF.

wsSIffNsTnx. May zt-Tae fE-lS sHs,-
gr,4se sz<.-s tf lsza ~snefG rssfa fs3stsae al .
szsses, Held .fs srss meeting to-day, 81
wsxscA ( general aisssEssissa ~ piasss zAd
rarr.sss se.sk Ta8&cr. TEsrse wt1 Iretssss's
T. sstEsssss.Se s.ressraszst fst-ss s.sr atruilt-
issEziiag fss'lETes ef ,sss ts-is s4ls a,s.a y
rsxs.sss h rse r Ess. Al of fseou zTsitses ana
YEsssasgsse .se4ss ef the 81 q, ss-sssl1ss tSs,
a.. s..asi1x < aszaasrsx Of zs~ szIzeiss
-. IN. la, ssss tsyozs8 tbs s-ssss & ls *
t--ss.s sHNf 1ae szlss>sFz1Eaifzzag sF4A szlsssse
-, s--sssfsr - rrs- fls4.sx
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YAHfs. NAF ~ fNrfillEe & Iti1sls5fl tsslA
t.lees today IN Nerjsf'. cartridge and fsu-
sTfgSss iaefo-y sstWress I'oafta AMI tsssrFess.
- Ri.iGa seven hnilfsntst wsfe d4stfuyef.
Essssn deas fssdies have fzs a i4ken from
.ssa ruaas. AID tNesty -ssie g=srsCs1s al more
or lees inyaSei. have h-rEa resfgest The
-ssf, - So rss...tszs q ss-ssf-s-4tnqs
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TamiIy found Murdered.

skz FgASsz@oo. May zs.--ghs wiU Of ex-
MAJOR Bryant, Sko VAS arawns8 IN tee
i,ssg pas thr tfts instant, has lseess hled f9s
probate Tie estate j. salyfeI at fits. .plo
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New YORK. May s5-Ex Mayor " r.
Grace announces his intention 30 80 before
the Democratic state commission 20 max e
uaf{s3, ff.r sfsreFtar
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WASHINGTON, May e. TIE Prss.sss'sli has
approved the act kathorfrin< fhe pFesi.
dcnt - arrange eotiersness tsfNeSn TIE
Unif.ss stairs and the rsFsshlie of &rKtcss-
Central ard south America, Hayti. sAr
DoInlBzo and THE emifre OF ksNzi. Inc
A.. 10 rs-s0re a part ef the Utah Valley Is
s.Isr. reservation 10 The fgsiic domain affi
the aes sa lirssi the hs'lrs that carriers In
clsiss shall iss eIapsoyud per dzs Sas
tfsxf s4<rsfacfs- up
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ItLWArGEE. VII. Say "a Viola Wis
esSusin, sssasss2i szyss RakseB Dsaks aJa
kis wffe sEsi tao grand eassirga weFe
fsasd sRnrsissca ia fhAss aozzex thts fore
naSsa Il4ere IL 10 elHe - TIE Ecrfsesf4-
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D.xia Unr. Comp.,itor.

ST paw. Nsy 2--tioye.nor Leslie, (
Monisna. has raised She quarantine egRin'
TTxar fa.ffs
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Eroken Down with Grief.
Relief for Ca.taway..

Milan. MAJ Tie empress q 3Tazll
j. completely broken down with grief she
lad o. b. carried frcia the sick rssotB Of the
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Just Think OF 1t .

xrw sIIoE. WITHOUT 4 SENM. F'ok
s,,si ssn,s uss-, i tsz ssts,rsst. it
81 nSe a glove. and rNssisiises rleEanee.
.,,,l..i,Tf aa4 aErstliigy call ard ~, Il Al
NrEf.K9N s SMITHS.
,,..s.sA.o.se,a lis traEt >trtrt,
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SEx YoEk. May "a wrrckfng sieara-
cr left here hast night 10 assist the Pacific
NAL steamship City cf Para reported
stranded on Fortune Island, with rsaag
fassgnEers on bparsi.
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Death OF Colonel Narkiasd.
Bin Approved by the President

NAssgtNHTuS. May A--ssslytiei MAX
land. superintendent oi army mails under
ssefseral Grant, dies. here this morning.
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EtT FEtsaf-gy. Way sss--fatTs BoTtsnH
isSsag DEF seaiu fsFas - si4e piaintssfs 81
tIss ssft trssfzssf aezsHss the es1flf ~
rssis CasaFaus - .. Il. Eaies sfsa Il 21f@
Zoe 81. 80 d&fasRes yseaftias the AisssFisgsi "a
ship =, ta@spa. sehiss IS raa faiss while
iyiaE - tzss sfrsssss ~ 2f- sssa .srsa fs'lfs
r. .g2ig ssaAf faans.s q 3est- sasstsayst Bt'ff
Eza gssazaz5ss
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FeArhrr@e3zsst Fight Arranged.

F7ssf1IF, Is7a-A Tla.77ss EsM8 ~ FfEl7lH q
tHesa SraaE EnsfsaF. etlEzs5ssfsEi s8S Ene
iss&, szssi 5ssk Hsslssa. - ssIss fs5g. - "a
sfth3s SEQ sefSls - e aal~1a atzf att sAsSrs
- ga. az.sa - sse5a. 4s1 So tsAtAeT-
s.asEas eh&aspi fzss8is - lbs aas5&.
isssessrts sarxsasnz FfeStsd.
SEs TasA Nar zs-Es fas i.yaa&s
-
tseisst - Fs4isssss-s s ~ Nsfs fEt.
> A. Ezs-zs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-26

TORpsfo, Way 44.--If y annaiufau suh4
of Sif Charles. has i,erg appoiutsd usinistr<
VI marine aHd fisheries. II Is ait OPEN -
ere; that one Of sir charles fuppefa reasons
lof leaving The cabinet Il oppDsifisa - the
governments policy aua trade relations via
the United States lie i Ia favor OF rrc5p
tfstuisfH
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Thc Gerrnan EmpIre.

BKI rui Ind. May s8l--Three pf's1BefS
iso trasnps and m eiinisiseflatn, vbe
rInrt5crs.I tis sweetheart Effa WitseuhHfH
a. R,sys1itis SIX weeks asa, assaulted ~
sheriff with an irvn bar and mads their -
cape from fall iAst nig;rt. The shcnyn
lafngies are fatal. The whais essanfry ~
miles around IL heffg saeufed sud p
Thought that Chamberlain ssin b. recap
tarcd
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fts,ket was oosntflaFsst, ssesfsra,e< se{sss1n1
aud the convention xts SarnsSi
The southern raefslc strike.

!. Los A>sEisgS. MAY sA--At the Southern
Pacific yAssfs >sssnc hrskeafsa have srlurue13
- work and the reSt via do ~ Il os.ee
fae switching is heinx done hy afsrr1
newly empieyVsi msn Nose res s,sr -
expeefed rom Northern Califarnsa tS
uirht
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
Appalling Calamity.

CINCINNATI, April A special
from the City OF Mexico says: On
Sunday afternoon during fight in
the bull ring at Celaya, a fire broke
out on TIE sunny side OF the plaza.
A panic seized the vast assemolage.
Eighteen lives were lost, and
many were wounded by the mad
dening bulls, who broke loose from
their fastenings, goring men woman
and children. The fire was incen-
diary, number of prisoners being
il attendance accompanied by a
strong guard, one of them
struck match and set fire to one of
the dry papetes. In the confusion
the pris oneIs escaped.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
Y. d T. CEE.zSGsG OF TF1lE.
10 vo1rseE,t Of Eraias Endef tt,e
aIevy Schedule.

TO vo1l.ert Of Eraias gnaer the
New Schedule
A. NJ. Ardery, Train Dispatcher
for the Virginia & Truc!.ee Railroad,
furnishes The readers Of the APPEAL
with the following information in
relation to the moving Of trains over
chat road under the new time card,
to take eject next Tuesday, April
10:
Passenger train No. 2 viii leave
Virginia at $40 P. D., arrive in Car
son at ESQ P. Ia, depart at $40 P.
NJ. and arrive at Reno at 7:55.
This viii give passeng ers 10 min
utes TO procure tickets and check
baggage before the arrival of the
west-bound San Francisco express,
which reaches Reno at $40 P. n.
AID departs at 8:z0P P. NJ.
The local passenger train will
leave Virginia at 7:20 A. Nj. instead
of 7:45, IS at present, arriving at
Carson at $50 and departing at $50
A. NJ, arriving in Reno at HIS A. NJ.
This is regular Summer time and
enables passengers en- route for Lake
Tahoe to connect with the stages at
Carson.
There viii be no change in the
east bound V. & I. express, which
will arrive here at 8:25 A. NJ. The
east bound v. s. 7. local will leave
Reno at LID P. NJ, Carson at 5:10P.
NJ. and arrive in Virginia at 600 P.
NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
RANK ENGR ATTITUDE
Ers1nfers aId Fishermen who
Elite Lake ii Gaanksess Child.

F-mnfers and EisaernaeE yyha
Elite Lake ii gaanksess Child.
For many years past the APPEAL
has taken pains to keep the sport
| ing people OF this city posted OF
the state q the hunting and fishing
at Washoe Lake.
| AS soon a5 The ducks begin to
coagregate Or the Catfish begin to
ni5ble, the APPEAL notes the fact,
! and the people who read this jour
nal Gnderstandingiy never fail to
kit the season just right. Yet in
ali these long years how many
ducks Or strings OF fish have hit
this Office? Hardly any.
In the old civilized communities
where the people are raised by re-
ligious parents, the fisher and
hunter would hide his face liz shame
who forgot to remember the editor
in the hunting season.
When the sports, however, have
a row on their hands or the lake is
fenced in, or Illegal Virginia pot
hunters invade the lake domain,
then these ungrateful fellows rush
into the APPEAL Office and want a
column or so OF free space to make
q fight against the enemy.
After the APPEAL raises a public
rumpus and the distractions are
removed, the parties who are bene-
fitted begin their sport again and
never once think of sending in
few canvas back ducks or string
OF white fish to the sanctum.
This sort OF thing makes us lose
faith in man and sigh for return
OF the semi-bsrbarous days OF olden
time, When no one made any pre-
tense OF gratitude, and every man
robbed mis- neighbor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05

retary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and directed to purchase,
at the Mint price thereof, al equal
amnlns CT silver hallion, in excess
Of TIE minimum per month for coin
age purposes, as provided in the
Act approved February 2s, 1873"
The dispatch adds that Mitchell
DolpL, Stanford, Jones, Bonner
and Tilton will stand by Stewart.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05

$50, you have got a wife," was
asked of a newly married man.
"Don't know, don't know" he
reeiied with some hesitation,
"so-etines / think I've got her,
and sometimes 1 think she's got
me Tol see, we have only been
married 2 short time But when
she goes oct shopping. We always
agree to buy everything We need at
Olcovich Bros all the way frcra
what we eat II breakfast 20 what We
wear when We go out IL tie evec-
ing, and my iriend," he continued,
at pays" a1,lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
ALI sc&Ts.

john Mackay is on the Con
stock.
-sar Jones is back again !,
Gold Hill.
-Bosanko's medicines for sale g
Thaxter's.
Clean seed oats at petersen's
Hay YARD.
-senator Stanford is Presi-
dental candidate.
Con. Virginia has declared an
other 50-cent dividend.
| Ernest Cary is SICK in San
Francisco with the measles.
--Eugh Mohsn gives Caracn Clsy
big send-of in the Journal.
-Ex-Attorney Brewster died in
Philadelphia yesterday morning.
Five thousand acres of land were
applied for in the State Land Of
flee yesterday.
There is talk OF the Musical
Comedy Company coming back
here. They would draw well.
Dick Allen, one of the best tele-
graphic operators in the State, has
taken position in the V. & T. o.
fee.
William Thompson, of Vir-
ginia City, has received the APP
pointment of Cashier of the Carson
Mint.
Abe Cohn went below last night |
to lay IN Spring stock. ALI !
their delayed Eastern goods will !
arrive during the month.
The Agricultural meeting on
The Nth will draw all the live men
n the county together, and Doug
as county viii also be represented. |
-LosT-On Sunday near the
Episcopal Church, a purse contain
ne q small sum of money. The
Under will confer a favor by leaving
t at this office.
A slight cold often proves the
of complaint which
nay be fatal. Avoid this result by
ak;ng Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the
est remedy FOR colds, coughs, and
Il throat and lung diseases.
Energy VII d. almost anything,
.ut i cannot exist Il the blood is
npure end moves slugsishly in the
'eins. There is nothing SO good
or cleansing the Blood and inFart-
re energy to the system as Ayers
Price 81. Six bottles
5. Sold by druggists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
Ar5or Fay.

We, the undersigned, agree t.
close our places of business all day
on Arbor Day. April 9th:
". II. Chedic,
a. c. Hofer & Bro,
Cagwin & Noteware,
Muller, Schmitt & Co.,
John G.. Fox,
Geo. Hark,
Geo. II. Meyers,
Geo. ". Kit2meyer,
A. Uhl,
E. 3. Rail,
4. Bergman,
Thaxter & Co.,
L. II. Bell,
Blumenthal {. Conn,
Joseph Plat,
G. t. Davis,
NJ Cohn,
0. 7. Schulz,
NJ. A. Downey,
Olcovich Bros,
E. Burlington,
Evening Tribune,
MORNING APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
Norice.

Rev. T.. VI. Van Deventer will
deliver a lecture N the NJ. e.
Church this Thursday evening
April 9TH, under the auspices OF
the w G. t. U. A cordial invita-
ton is extended in the cause OF tenn
perance, and all who are willing to
listen to fair presentation Of the
live issues of our day to be present.
Lecture free to all.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
ITS Delicacy Of Flavor

And tie efficacy of its action have
rendered the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
immensely popular, It Clearses
and Tones up the clogzed and
feve-ish System, and dispais Head
aches, Colds and Feyers. For sale
by Geo, C. Thaxter, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
Life Insurance at Actual
Cost.

Persons DESTROYS OF oofsiping lie in
surance at acfualcost, should write for
circulars to the Security Mutual
Benefit Society. No. 23S Broadway,
New York
This Society claims hat aimee IFS or
ganixation the cost to member Of mid.
die sSe has been less u.qa tise,se de,io.s a
year for each thousand dollars Of in
suyance.s ., ~ Feb s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
syrup Of Figs

Is Natures true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most ef-
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers to Cure Habitual G Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
For sale by George C. Thaxter,
agent Carson. jan1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
For Rent.

The house formerly occupied by
Miss Clapp, in the the Western
part OF the city. Containing six
room, either furnished or unfurnish-
ed. Apply on the premises be-
tween 10 A. NJ, and 4P. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
STOCKS.

Cphir-II
Mexican 50
Gould & Curry -
Best & Belcher-Ja
Con. Cal. G Va.-l4S
Sayage-61
hale G Norcross--i0s
Yellow Jacket-l0
Belcher-7
North Belle Isle -6s
Alpha 81
Sierra Neyada-5
Ezchequer-i so
Seq. Belcher-5
Overman-2 S.
Alta 80
Grown Polnt-6s
Union-i o.
Andes-l ca
Bodie-o 80
CLallenge-9s
Utah. 10
Scorplon-S5c
Mt. Diablo-4 IS
Navajo Il 80
Kentuck-3 80
Eureka Con.-i12
Imperial-6
ConSdence-33I
Nevada Queen 10
Chollar-6S
Potosi-53
Baltimore
Bullion.2 o.
Mono-14
Peer less-l 40
Weldon-S1c
Julia-65c
Silver Hill-S5
CaledonIa-10c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-05
DOG OWNERS ATTENTION.

THE INCENSE 0F ONE BOZ
= lara head for aogs will be due May
lst. All dog owners within tie city
limits are requested 10 cali st my Office
OF or before that day and purchase q
dog tag. The tags are now ready for de-
livery.
s.. ULLRIGk,
moh27id City Marshall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
Obituary.


The subject Of thi, sketch Wa, born in V.
Yarmouth. Mas, June ., 1913. ami died AZ
the hotnc Of hi> ION in lrockton. Mass. fyb.
!. ISIS.
Brother Lewis earls f was passed III hi,
uaiitr -tate whcf, he worked at hi trade,
boat building. which wa- At that time = r"pu-
Iar and profitable employ ment.
In l>.ll lie wa, married 10 Nil, Cordyiia
iii Of rro1incetown. Mas. They reared a
family Of ten children. ,ix Of whom survive
him to cheer their mother in Der days of Wild
ow hood aud age.
In 1881 he moved TO Orla.nd, Me-. where he
bought farm aud in connection with farming
followed the sea. Becoming engrussed In bust
mess he DELAYED the matter Of his souls saliva
ton till past the meridian Of life. hut in lSi3
under the labors OF Rev. Geo. \. Eldridge he
f. wa. .oundly converted to God and ut once
joined the class. and in 1874 was received INTO
full membership in the NJ. +. Church, OrIand,
/ Me remaining faithful and respected men,
/ Der till biz dccca~e. He was ever ready to IS
>i>t both by word and deed any object that was
/ for the fuftherance Of the interests OF the
/ church.
I The writer remembers calling on him for
/ money to aid in painting the church. After
/ passing over a liberal sum be remarked Il
/ hardly know how much !. my proportonate
4 part, but take that and if YOU want more, cab
/ a-ain."
/ In 1874 lie was elected one Of the trustees OF
I church property and steward; the former Of
/ fee he held at bis death. The last years Of hi
! life were characterized more or less by phys
cal suffering, but he displayed remarkable
christian fortitude. His life was a standing
/ testimony TO the power OF christianity and hi
death was triumphant. ii. W. \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

Three disastrous fires were reported
Thursday morning. Providence, X. l.,
suffers $500, 900 loss. Flames In Elmira,
n. Y, did damage to the same amount.
At midnight lire broke ont in Rockville,
CT, which causcd loss of s25 900.
DR.. d. H. Brekwith, 4 member of the
Ohio State board of health read paper
before the ohio State Sanitary association
declaring that If immediate steps are not
taken to remedy the existing quarantine
system we are almost sure to have an cpl
demic of cholera during the coming sum
MGR. He denounced the quarantine ar
rangements at New York and other sea-
board cities, as wholly Intellectual aud in
yiting, rather than guarding against the
introduction of cholera. lie regarded a
strict quarantine system as important in
the inland cities as at the SCahoard.
Another political assassination, the
sixth since the campaign opened in Louisi-
ana has been committed. Thomas Her
bert, the returning officer and treasurer Of
Ibcville Parish, and prominent McEnery
man. was killed Thursday night by Tho
mas J. Gilday, president Of the Nichollo
club. The two with n party of friends,
were in q saloon discussing politics. Gil
day is now in Jail. Herbert leaves widow
and seven small children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
State News

1p,. .lr-,,,. I,,rfts,l af Au.g>ta has
,...,. ,I..i,r,..... ,t,,,,,.- ,f inmate, >iur,.
f..,,,I..l .yh.. r,,p, ,,aiu.J III rk..
r.....,,,. ,f,I,;{,p. /. ALREADY nIl.I There
,,...,i,., .f III. tr,t.t,.,.. saturday
il'.. .I.i,.f ,ITrrr nf III. meeting IA. 10
.'.r.,,.,l.. -.,.i,.,,..,tt,,ffb Mr. Faster tLr
contractor wbn MI. Hull completed the
,...,,,r,c, q, ~. n,.ui-,I rb, settlement
..,,.,I.,..I ,f,rJ.,
The boiler Of engine No. OF the
Euniprd Falls and BHthhcId railway ~
i,5,f hi',, ir., ~, LII. ~ tI,. huilIms.
.,.,r.,a i, H., iii. M. injured
The Rockiind Young Mems christian
association celebrated IN second annual
anniversary sunday ami Monday the l3ih
and 18th. SUNDAY evening mass meeting
wa held in FarMcl ball amt addresses
were made by state Secretary Lawrence
and Secretary IL Whittord. Monday NIGHT
the exercises closed with banquet n the
',. a.. ',"ri: Ga. ,l,a c,,ning year
Extensive repairs ART to bt madc ~
the State House the present year ne"
't.,,,,, .',,,I :, ,..,,. r.,,n,,in \. needed II
IN, ha ,.,',..I fnnnt.iu which can l.,
,.'.',.t ,,,.I ,,.,raccd ,yitinnt injury Tbq
,,,,,Ia,, fanntain III. I4,troycd when
II ,,os r.,uoved tn give snace for the eat,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23
Foreign News.

Tile arrest of 4 Nationalist, named Gil
houly. was made outside of the gates Of
Parliament, London, Saturday afternoon
GiInooly was accompanied by fully 100
Commoncrs who refused 10 stand aside,
ana han to be forCibly thrust out If the
way by detectives. Ultimately Gilhooly
wa conducted ID Scotland yard followed
rs the Cummoucr~ who chcercd loudly for
Ireland. rarnell and other prominent
members witnessed the scene.
The Austrian war office is making con
tracts for the immediate delivery Of large
quantity Of provisions. krupp has re-
ccivcd orders for 100 heavy siege guns to
cost three and half million forms. The
guns ordered by Turkey and not paid for
will be utilized 70 MI the first instalment Of
thi- order
William o'Bricu and I. y. Sullivan,
Irish members IF Parliament recently im-
pr>purd, arrived in London the 18th.
They received an ovation from 10000 per
Sous WHO gathered At TILE station ~ wcl-
come thrm. They were escorted To- Hyde
Park 'y am Immense procession and thrrr
h~li meeting il Witch 10000 persons
participated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-23

tine of the familiar figures in Bangor
Tuesday of last week was that of Peter
Bennett, of Newport, the victim of the
robbery. The old man is very bitter against
his assailants and when asked about the
case said: Il tell you some OF them devils
are out in Newport, still. That is where
the rest of my money has gone lie Is
very sure that the men now under arrest
will be convicted but wants some Of the
prominent men out in Newport drawn into
the case.
The Saco city government has voted
that Hon Thomas b. Reed be requested to
present bill to the House of Representa-
tives for new post-oftice for Saco, and
that Hon. Eugene Hale be requested to
look after the bill in the Senate.
General Neal Dow has accepted the
Prohibition nomination for mayor of
Portland.
Daniel F.Somes, formerly member OF
Congress from Maine, and % years resi-
dent of Washington, died in that city on
Tuesday of last week.