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OFTHe
Second National Bank, at Bel Air,
INTHE STATE OF MARYLAND,
At the close of business December l2ih. 1883
ItESOU RCES,

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THOS. II. ROBINSON, Directors.
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, 1889-01-31
IRRIrATED STUDENTS.

Dislike the Emperor's Criticism and Pro-
prose to Act Hostiie.
The emperor's birthday will be celebra-
ted tomorrow.
A section of the students are irFitated by
the remarks which the EN- peror vecently
Gently addressed to Rector Gebbardt.
They propose to hold hostile demonstra-
tion in front Of the palace. Prof. Geb.
bardt says the emperor severely com mmented
upon the immoral life OF the students and
their tendency toward irreligion. His
majesty said the majority Of students pro-
fessed progressive doctrines and we're en-
couraeed therein by democratic professors.
He further proclaimed that the growth of
the Jewish element in the university was
among the principal agents OF the progress.
sionist propaganda. He finished by de-
nouncine the practice of dueling, saying:
"Your students should frequent churches
rather than beer shops and fencing sa.
looms" iy This admonition staggered
Prof. Gebbarct, who does not appear to
have been capable Of making reply. The
police have been warned of the discomfort
among the students and are taking pre-.
cautions to prevent their assembling near
the palace.
, 1889-01-31
ALLISON IN INDIANAPOLIS:
VIII He Go into the CAbinotg-A Southern
Delegation.-Other Callers.

Delegation--Other Callers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. ga dele
cation from New Decatur and Decatur,
Alabama, called ON General Harrison to-
day to present memorial from those two
cities. Trey had very free and pleasant
conversation with the general. he talking
much more than is usual with him. He
impressed upon them that great part OF
the work Of bringing better order of
things about in the South depended upon
the people there. and that he would try as
far rs possible to give them such an ad-
ministration as would help to build up the
material wealth OF the country and
would endeavor to put only the best men
to be found into Office. but they must do
something. That it was with them to or
eanize among the younger classes party
Of true advancement.
The delegation did not say anything on
the cabinet question, but most of them
favor Malone.
Among other callers to-day were 4. P.
Terry OF Utah and John 2. Young of the
San Francisco Chronicle. Mr.. Allison is
expected tomorrow. This coming visit is
the occasion of good deal of conjecture
~ to whether or not he will enter the
cabinet.
, 1889-01-31
THE REICHsrAG TO-DAY.
The Bismarcks ON Colonel Govsrnmsn en- I
They Refer to Friendly Feelings.

The Bismaroks ON Colonel Governms ont
They Refer to Friendly Feelings.
BERLIN, Jan. 26.-The East African
bill came up in the reichstag to-day. Tho
chamber was crowded. Count Herbert
Bismarck explained the reasons which
prompted the government to introduce the
measure. Wissmsnn, imperial commits
sioner for the East African Company.
urged the reichstag to accept the: bill
and asked members to rely upon his ex-
perience. gained bv eight years wandering
in Africa. Bismarck entered the chamber
while Wissman was speaking and took
his seat. Hamburger followed Wiss.
mann and strongly opposed the measure.
Bismarck also took part in the d:scus.
sion and asserted that the best relations
existed between Germany and England
and Germany and ZANZIBAR. "lf," he
said. Germany wants tropical country,
she must keep East Africa. ! hsd not
been originally .. colonial man. but how ]
follow the will q the majority of the Ger.
man nation" The bill was referred TO
committse. Bismarck and Won Bon.
uigcsen agreeing thereto.
, 1889-01-31
OFFICIAL CoRREspoNDENCk.

Consul Blackjack has sent Clear State
ment TO tho Department.
The house has resumed the conaidera-
tion Of sundry civil appropriation bills.
The secretary Of state this morning receiv-
ed long dispatch from Vic. c.Consul Black
lock, at Samoa. giving additional particu-
lars ia regard to the disturbance on the
island. on lthe 18th utimc, in which 30
many Germans were killed and plundered
by natives, under the leadership OF an al.
legged American citizen named Klein. A
cable message received from Consul Black
lock, January 5th, by way OF Auckland,
put the present occurrence In much clearer
and more comprehensive manner than
possible at that slime. The mail brought
by o Pacific mail steamer which arrived
at San Francisco Saturday, it is probable
will be given TO the press Monday.
, 1889-01-31
Again tho "white Caps

been received here of . white Cap
visit TO Jeromeville and the homes>of John
and Adam Chresrown In the Southern
part Of Ashland county last night. There
were forty horseReu in the party aud
thirty were on. foot. They visited the
homes of three people who sympathized
with Chresrown and tore down their
house. After doing this they visited
John and Adam Chrerowns' residence.
but the occupants had left. This outbreak
ia the first manifestation OF the indigna-
tion at the acquittal Of The. Chresrowns.
who were tried for the murder OF Consta-
bles Kelly and Helbert nearly a year ago.
, 1889-01-31
TWO BONES BROKEx UP.
A Dentist OF Manchester, n. H., Elopes-
With the wife of Another Man.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 26.-Dr.
William Boythby OF the dental firm OF
Eaton & Boothby left for Boston on Friday
morning. sending word TO his wife that
he would not return. He was followed in
the afternoon by Mrs. George A. kennem
q Russian woman Of great beauty. 10 was
supposed that they we're en- route
for Switzerland; where the woman's
father 10 said TO be railroad manager.
The clipping couple stood high in So
cial circles. DR.. Boothby's dental rooms
were among the most attractive in
the state, and his business was exceed
inRly prosperous. He leaves wife, the
daughter Of Superintendent Cummings of
Of the Lowell machine shop, to whom he
seemed greatly devoted. There was not q
couple In Manchester who seemed happier
in each others society. and between whom
the attachment was apparently stronger.
the Hanover Street Congregational church,
was active in the Royal Arcanum, promi-
nent in the Monchester Rifle Association,
and closely identified socially with repre-
sentative families.
Mrs. George A. Keunem is the wife of a
local agent Of the Vermont Life Insurance
Company. and besides being very attract
eve. Is highly accomplished. Their ac-
quaintance. was formed while boarding at
that there was any intimacy between them.
DR.. Boothby addressed letters to his wife,
who was visiting her parents in Lowell.
and bis partner, announcing that he had
left Manchester forever. To his wife he
wrote that she had been good and true
wife and that the years Of his married
life had been most happy. Mrs. Kennem
leaves q husbrnd and one child, the latter
2 years Of age. Mrs. Boothby. Is heart
broken, The affair has been the most as
founding sensation for years in this To-
cality.
, 1889-01-31
AFTER IVES & co. AGAIN.
The Distinguished Railway Boodlers
jail Under Heavy Hall.

The Dfstinguished railway BOodlera IN
JAn Under Heavy hail.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--Henry s. Ives
anu George II. Stayner were arrested to-
day, by deputy sheriff, on an order is
sued by Judge O'Brien of the supreme
court in the suit Of the G. H. & d. Rail-
way Company. Bail in each case was
fixed at $3.50, 900, and the men are now in
custody of the sheriff. They are charged
in the suit with missppropriating the
funds of the company. Frank Lawrence,
counsel for the Cincinnati, G. H. & d.
Railroad Company, was seen in his office
this afternoon, and said: "All i can say
10 that. on behalf Of the railroad companyil
have sued Ives and Stayner for defrauding
the company out of &2,500,000. The
sheriff had been looking for them for the
past two days, and was not able to place
them until to-day. 1t is hardly expected
that bail will be forthcoming, on account
of the large amount required The chances
are that Ives and Stayner will languish in
Ludlow street Jail until the case is de.
cided.
, 1889-01-31
nunrnrisn View of IL.

VIENNA, Jan. 26.-The Pesth Lloyd
and other Hungarian papers in discussing
the Samoan question favor American op-
position to Germany's encroachments.
Pesther Lloyd says America cannot allow
German supremacy in place which is
acquiring an enormous commercial and
strategici Importance, after the isthmus
OF Panama shall have been pierced. The
military prestige of Germany will not inn
pose upon Americans who have no occa-
sion to accede to German claims.
, 1889-01-31
A Cham ber OF Commoroe Feature.

BERLIN. Jan. 26.-The North German
Gazette says: Advices from San Fran
cisco show the chamber OF commerce ele-
ment to be in opposition to Germany's
policy in Samoa. The anti.German feel
ing Is heightened by the actions of Sewali,
American consul In Samoa. There ie NO
conflict between Germany and America.
1t Is only with Sewall and American Off
cials in Samoa who are anxious to effect q
complication.
, 1889-01-31
Ready for His Death. !.

BERLIN. Jan. 26--According to the
National Zeitung full arrangements have
been made in anticipation of the death Of
the king at the Netherlands. Immediate
ly upon the kings death. Premier Luxum m
berg will announce the parliamentary law
regulating the succession and will pro-
claim that the Duke Of Nausau will take
possession of LuxumbeYQ.
, 1889-01-31
CENTRALIA ITEMS.

CEHrRALrA, w. T., Jan 90, Special -
Tho railroad surveyors returned to work
to-day from the smallpox quarantine there
being no smallpox showing itself in, the
camp. IA -.-.t.,..,. r
William Bryant died at his home here
this morning. He came here twenty-six
years ago before there was town or set
tier 1t all and has resided here ever since.
He will be inferred tomorrow.
, 1889-01-31
HUNT GETS THERE.

Dsyson Citisens Guarantee = Big Bonus
and Right of Wsy.
DAYror, Jan. 28.-This afternoon the
opera house wss crowded TO its utmost ca
pacity by citizens and farmers TO meet g.
w. Hunt 10 receive from him . proposition
regarding the extension of his railroad
line TO this city. A number of speeches
we're made and Hunts proposition, which
was 10 build hero by December lat for .
bonus Of t45, 900, right Of way and depot
grounds, was Enthusiastically received. i.
A canvassin9 committee was appointed
and every assurance given him that the
subsidy WOULD be raised IL the road was
built.
, 1889-01-31
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
KLEIN VIII Have a New Trial = Daniel
Duffy Drowned.

klehn VIII Have New Trial = Daniel
DUFFY Drowned.
PORTLAND, Jan. 26, Special.--In the su-
perior court to-day the case of Angus Nc
Claim, now under sentence of death, went
over TO the July term.
The cass Of the territory VS.. G. Il. Myers
on error from the Fourth district was dis.
missed.
The Judgment was reversed in the case
OF Owsiey vs. the Oregon Railway u Navi-
cation Company.
In the case Of KLEIN vs.. the territory,
Judgment Vas reversed.
Daniel Dufy was drowned in the Wish.
kah river near Aberdeen yesterday while
rAftinG.
A full meeting of the bal. association
will be hello in this city Monday evening.
Sheriff Cochrape of King county was in
Olympia to-day in consultation with Gov
senor Semple.
, 1889-01-31
PROkABLs MARTIClDB.
y Son Accused Of MurdsrisE His MotAs,
for Money.

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. GA strong web
Of circumstantiAl evidence has been wound
about Irving Latimore, the son Of Mrs.
Mary Latimore, who was murdered Tues
day night. and this afternoon he was AZ.
rested. He went to Detroit Thursday
noon and registered at the Griswold house.
He was not seen from 10 p. NJ. until the
next morning, when he came in and went
to his room. The police announced the
theory that he went to jackson on late
night train and murdered his mother and
went back to Detroit early in the morning.
and under very mysterious circumstances,
He left ten thousand dollars life insurance
and on the death Of the widow it would
90 to her son.
, 1889-01-31
LOOKING US OVER.

UormHu EKDort 20 BfHo up Our MIL :
tary Naval Resources.
WAsHINaroN, Jan. 26.-Mr. Peterie,
technical attache of the German Lagation
has just arrived from Berlin. His mission
is supposed to cover o comprehensive and
rapid survey Of the military and naval re.
sources of the United States in defense
and offense. Particularly he is presumed
10 inspect the haroor defense OF the prin.
sipal seaports, and incidentally make re-
port on our ability to command seagoing
steamers which could be speedily con-
verted into commerce destroying priva.
teers.
, 1889-01-31
For~sr and Defnuiser.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26.--lt has
besu discovered that Ben. Proffitt, ex-
trustee Of Cooke county, 10 q defaulter for
from $4,000 TO 10000. The citizens
they did not sign it and their names are
forged.
, 1889-01-31

amendment but for the purpose of pulling
the committee together to allow q vote to
be taken on the amendment which desired
an offer of the repesling act providing for
the sale of desert lands In certain states
and territories. The committee there
upon rose and the house adjourned.
, 1889-01-31

In April, 1885. to recover $2.217, ,254 dam
ages for the illegal cutting of some sixty.
four million feet Of timber from govern.
ment lands In Tehama and Butte counties.
tbs jury to-day returned verdict OF forty.
one thousand dollars damages In favor OF
the government.
, 1889-01-31
Oo I'M and shut thelDoor.

ST. PAUL, Jan. GA cold wave is ex-
pected here tonight at Z o'clock. This
evening the mercury was 100 above zero.
and the signal officer says 1t will 90 below
zero before morning. The fall in tenn
pecially at Sioux Falls, OAK, where it
dropped zoe in ten hours, from go above
to 10 below.
, 1889-01-31
A Strike Inexitabls.

P1rrsBuRa, Jan. ga joint meeting
Of the Knighta Of Labor organizations ct
Connellsville, In the coke regions. laet
night resolved to strike soon unless the
operators grant an advance approximating
10 per cent. In case the strike, which ap-.
pears inevitable, occurs upward OF 1900
=. a., viIl rn ont rI
, 1889-01-31
Q. l.. 8. 4 r.. Purchase Denied.

OMAHA, Nsb Jan. 26. Special.--The
Union Pacific officials here deny the re-
ported purchase OF the Seattle, Lake Shore
& Eastern railroad. They say they haven t
the least idea of buying the road. They
think IL 10 an old rumor revived.
, 1889-01-31
CAPITAL REMOVED.
Prescott Loses the Seat Of Gov
eminent Of Arizona.
OPIUM SEIZED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Qusntin---Other News CIV
Ceast.

PRRscorr, A. T., Jan. 26, Special
The bill 70 remove the territorial capital
cl Arisona pAssed both houses Of lests-
latufe aud was Aligned BY the governcr.
Both houses passed joint resolution to-
ssy 70 adjourn Ct soon Monday, JsnGary
2n 70 meet = Ph@Sis sSI..ss,d On Ihsr;S.yi DAY
viii be raised BY the citizens Of Phnnix IN
nay all the expenses Of removal. and two
Pullman cars have been ordered 10 trsns-
port the members TO Phoenix, who will
leave here on Tuesday morning, the 2lst.
, 1889-01-31
A SANDY LAWYER.
Attacked by Tough. He knocks HiI
Out IN One Round.


PORTLAND. Jan. 20, Special.-This
evening as City Attorney Adams was
Walking along First street. gar bier
named 8. A. Remarque stepped quietly
from barber shop, and, after attracting
bis attention, struck him q vicious blow
on the jaw. Mr.. Adams defended him-
self from the shower of blows that followed,
and watching his opportunity, countered
on the gamblers eye, knocking him
into the mud. The now angry attorney
jumped upon Remarque and began cbok.
ing him into meek and penifent mood,
but large crowd had gathered by this
time and iDterfered to save the gambler
from severe punishment. With the aid
OF y policeman Adams then marched his
sssailsnt to the city prison where the lat.
ter was locked up. Remarque says he hps
come TO the conclusion that he assaulted
the wrong man. Some time since he was
arYe ested for gambling and was prosecuted
by the city attorney.
, 1889-01-31
PREsIDENr-ELECr's VIEWS
On the Samoan Ouession VIII be Com
municated to the Senate.

municated to the Senate.
New YORK, Jan. 26.--The Herald 4
Washington special says; When the
consular aud diplomatic appropriation
bill ia called up in the senate next week a
statement will be made authorized by
President-elect Harrison in regard to bis
wishes in the Samoa matter. This matter
assumes Rraver importance in view OF the
fact that Sherman proposed amendments
TO the defense our OF Samoan rights are to
be immediately available under any smer.
gency instead Of becoming effective July
1, as usual
, 1889-01-31
Hard Times in X ansas.

ST. Louis, Jan. ga special from
Kansas City says: Information has been
received here that many people Of Seward
county, Kan, are on the verge of starva-
tion, and appeals have been sent to various
places.
, 1889-01-31
international courts.iss.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-The secretary
Of state received from Phelps, minister 70
Great Britain. q telegram stating that the
ternational maritime conference at WASH
ingtou this autumn.
, 1889-01-31
wait TilI he Gets Out.

Lou1svILLE, Jan. 26.--T. G. Haley,
who 10 in Jail at LAGRANGE. Ky, for rob-
binQ o house, proves TO be the son Of the
late mayor Of St. GATHERINGS, Canada. who
died recently leaving the boy fortune Of
500, 900,
, 1889-01-31
More smnlI.Pox.

KANSAS Cry, Jan. ga Journal ape.
cisi from Oberlin. Kan. says there are
twenty.one csses Of smallpox there. but
vigorous measures are being enforced for
~ = -
, 1889-01-31

Aspirants for the position of postmaster
at Spraaue are numerous, and petitions
praying for the appointment OF different
men to the place have been circulating for
weeks.
, 1889-01-31
street Car strike.

NRw YoRK, Jan. 26.-In the Brooklyn
car strike tonight John Raskow Hobckeu
and Max Rosenburg, New York, ap-
, 1889-01-31
aqore Opiurn (aobblsa.

San FRANClsco, Jan. 28, Special. Gus.
ton house officers found sixty.Ave moro
tins Of opium on board the steamer Idaho.
THE morning, making the total value
o1o0, 900. The tins were secfoted In the
vainecoatipg Of the cabin. gfh
, 1889-01-31
warehouse Burned

SAN Francisco, Jan. 20, Special
fire which started in Looper & McReary's
warehouse. on Harrison street near the
Oregon dock this evening destroyed the
warehouse and several adjoining build
ings. Total loss $1,000, partly insured.
, 1889-01-31
sIs PARDON REvOxED.
a Criminal Sent Back 20 the Pes for Not
Obsying Orders. s

Obsying Orders. g
San FRANcIscO, Jan. 28, Special
Jacob Williamson. . barber, who was
pardcned out of the San Quinten peniten-
tiaHy. where he was jmprisoned for murder
On condition tha4:he would leave the stste,
has had bis pardon revoked by 0overnor
Waterman, ~ be failed 20 keep the oondi.
Hoss OF his release and returned TO this
city. He will be taken 10 Ban Quinteu to-
day or tomorrow.
The new Bush street theatsT, n. B.
Leavitt, lessee, was formally opened to-
night by Miss Lydia Thompson and her
bgYlesque company in "Coiumbus." Every
seAt In the house was taken and many de-
terror e6ect Of the theatsr 10 rich and
u0ioue.
, 1889-01-31
PORTLAND POINTS.
The U. s.Fish Csr-lmPortsnt Propertis
Bonded ON Texada Island.

Ths U. s.Fish Csr--lmPortsnt Properties
bonded ON Texads leland.
PORTLAND, Jan. 26, Specisl.-A COM
pAny OF capitalists have bonded the four
principal quartz lodea at Texads island.
Tbe work Of developing the properties
will be commenced forthwith.
Berthe Robinson, the young woman who
was shot through the lung by her lover,
Jules Derusey. il rapidly recovering.
Physicians, however, forbid her seeing
any one ut present.
The United States fish commission car
No. 3, in charge of J. Frank Ellis. is side.
tracked at the o. Il G. depot. 1t has on
board 100000 wbitefish eggs, and the
enplo es are now making preparations
for the Matching of them. which will oc-
cupy three weeks.
The city water main is being connected
With the car TO supply water to the glass
iars in which the eggs will be hatched.
The eggs are packed In trays in wet moss
and kept on ice. The young fish will be
distributed among the lakes in this section,
the larger portion going to the lakes of
CGur d'Alene and Pen d'Oreille.
, 1889-01-31
New Corporations.

SALnM, Jan. 26. Special. Articles of
incorporation were fled to-day in the
secretary Of states Office by the Metropoli-
tan Railway Company, James Steol. II. L.
Pittock. g. Z. Smith, M. G. George and 8.
w. Walker, incorporation. The object Is
70 build . railroad from, Portland 70 Ore
gon City on the west side of the William
cite river. The principal Office Of the
company will be at Portland. capital stock
1900, 900.
Articles were also filed for the incorpor-
alton OF the West Coast Photograph Com
pany, w. B. King, J. b. Thatcher and +.
r. Strong. incorporators. The object Ia
10 manufacture, use, sell, etc.. phono-
graphic graphaphones and similar instru-
ments. The capital stock 10 500. 900.
principal efice in Portland.
, 1889-01-31

plicants for work, we're beaten by the
strikers. RosenburQ 80 badly that he was
taken to the hospital. No arrests were
made.
, 1889-01-31
The Dsposed King.

SAH FRANcIco, Jan2 6.-Ihe American
schooner Tieman has arrived from Mar.
shall island, the place Of basishment of
Mslietoa, the deposed king of Samoa.
Malietoa arrived at Jobnit on Conham
island, November 18th, on the German
war ship Olga. He was accorded the lib
erty Of the island but is guarded BY Ger
ing interviews with the white people Of
Jobnit. +. N. Morgan, United States
consul ct Jobnit, endesvored to get into q
conversation with the deposed king but
was prevented. Malietoa has aged con.
sidersbly since being placed in captivity.
, 1889-01-31

san FBAHcrsco, Jan. 26 In the case
Of the United States government against