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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-07

1t il said that the house ways and means
committee will report the senate tariff bill So
amended as to preserve the Mills bill free list,
and most OF the reduced duties Of that measure
combined with the administrative features Of
the senate bin and the repeal of the tobacco
tax.
Adviccs from North Hayti report that Leg-
times men unsuccessfully bombarded Go
naives, Hyppolite's stronghold, and in lard
battle afterwards the Legitinists were de-
feased with heavy loss. Several hundred
prisoners were captured, including thirteen
generals. and the latter were al shot The
French government will recognize Legitime
as president of Hayti, which England has also
done.
Lee Wiley, mailman. fatally stabbed
Francis Valentine, an aged peanut vendor,
and slashed and cut many persons in Balti-
more.
Many women have signed petitions to the
pardon board asking that the sentence of death
in the cases OF Mrs. Whiteling and Mrs Bur
row. convicted Of murder in Philadelphia, be
commuted.
Two boilers in the engine room of the Ne
braska State Hospital for the Insane at Lin
coin exploded, completely wrecking the en-
gine house, killing two patients and seriously
iniurirg two patients and the two engineers
Rose Mundy, of Friendsville, Susquehanna
county. Pa, was found murdered in her bed.
Her hired man, who has disappeared, is sus-
pected Of the crime.
The United States senate has passed the
house joint resolution 70 pay the representa-
tivos OF the late James B. Eads 500, 900 for
work done ON the jetties at the mouth Of the
Mississippi river
Marshal Birds picture frame factory in
Cslanwewater. n. j., was burned on Monday
NIGHT Loss about so, 90; Insurance 1000.
Three children of Irving Clifford died on
Saturday az Milford, Pa, OF diphtheria and
were buried IN one grave on Sunday. On
Monday the remaining child, a girl, attended
school, and while warming her hands at the
stove her clothing took FIRE and she was
fatally burned
The building at S4I-Ss7 Broadway. New
York, has beesi destroyed by FIRE los s6S,-
0o0
4. I. Huntington has baen appointed chief
Of the division OF loans and currency by the
secretary Of the treasury TO fill the vacancy
caused by tie resignation Of +. L Miller. +.
The secretary 81 the treasury has appointed
Henry 7. Clark and Emanuel Kolasky % be
examincrs, and Arthur T. Reilly to he teller
in the office Of the appraiser at New York
The Diamond cosliery Of the Isehigh AMI
NfiSesharIA Caal company. az Wilkesharte.
has been closed permanently, al the coal
having lseea mined for mikes beneath the sur
rounding ssrlaca Tho colliery was opoEei
eighteen years ago. Tic company win TRY
toeaspsoy tbs 50D Idle Ien and toys at its other
coilierios
Tho president has nominated As postmatETs
Archer G. Neuine, at Long Branch, n j.,
ana Robert s. Berwick, 81 Bismarck, All
glasuduso a. Fasuoa ~ .AzlE0hn ~
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Fnrther Exposures Expected.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA Tribune special from
indianapolis says that J. f. Sullivans en-
bezzlement and fight is likely TO lead to fur
Their disclosures Of the misuse OF funds by
when asked if he had not accepted large
amount of paper from his predecessor, Hiram
w. Miller, admitted that he had accepted
$3.50, 054 in notes. Mr.. Loflin said: CAT first
l refused to accept them and demanded the
cash, but on the advice OF my bondslnen
accepted the notes for collection. / did not
assume the debts, but just agreed to collect
them. have strained every nerve to make
the collections, and have succeeded in col
Letting S50O00.n
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Transatlantic palry,nen.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Feb. THE fifteenth an
nual session Of the Pennsylvania State Dairy
mems association has convened in this city for
a three days session. The treasurcr's annual
report shows 2 cash balance on hand of
Ss33.5L The secretary's report shows the MEM
bership 20 be largely ON the increase In his
annual address President j. G. Sbley, of
Franklin, said: "The products of Pennsyl
vania diaries exceed in value in any one year
all the iron end petroleum produced in the
state The attention OF our legislature at
Harrisburg should be called TO this fact and
proper appropriations made for advancing the
dairy interests of the state
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gair = Z Alton Is7
Genera. Markets.

NEW YoRK, Feb. G. fI-OiSss --FIrsn end without
important change: Ninsesnsa extra S3o56es O.:
city mil extras S5fa.l5 for West Indies: fine
So as.s5: superane. Ss.45dS.3O
WHEAT Irregular: receipts, none: shipments.
none; No. rel state. Sl05: No : do, 964c.; No
. red winter. Fehriary. 0fSsc: do. March. 95JSc.
do. April. 96ssc: do 3Iay, sc.
CORN-Quset: receipts, a.. 20l bushels: ship
ments, 4s95: No. ; mixed. 45s4c cash: do March,
4414c: do April. 4s1Sc.; do. May 4il6c
OATS-eEasier: receipts, 80 Uo3 bushels: ship
ments. 161T bushels No. / white state 3oLSc !.
No 2 do. 3gIxc. No. mixesi February. 3islc. !:
do March, si5sc.; do Nay, s214c.
PORK Quiet: mes. Sgs1l3.2a
LARD-Qaiet; February. $s.ss: March, s. 50;
April SIS.
MoLAssEs oaics: new crop View Orleans.
s5945c.
TCRPENTINE-Firn at &C
R0S1S--Dsll: strained 70 good, Sk0s5<01 -O7Jk
PETROLEUM Quiet: refined in cases 9.I0c
FREIGHfs Dali; gram 10 Liverpool. steam.
"a.
BUTTER steadg; western creamery fancy.
26aaS,<c
CHEESE Steady: Ohio fat. io0Ii5kc
EGGS Weak: state. I6c. western. l5ikc.
SUGAR Refiaed. qaiets cur Loaf and crushed.
e. Nranplatat &c: IRQld Asec
et11 sasssay; lzls ts:alksSs BID lsssk
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suddenly Aonnired Mcnlth.

READING. Pa, Feb There is great joy
in the house of Mr.. and Mrs John Fl. May,
who live at SIS Cherry alley in three small
rooms, in one of which the husband has
little cobbler shop. 1t is probable however,
that the work now ON hand will remain un-
finished, for Mrs May has received word that
she was one of the heirs TO a fortune of
S6,0O0,00 her share Of which will be S300,0 900.
The fortune comes from an uncle named
Jacob SchaeiTer, who left York, Pa, during
the gold fever OF 1910, and who, after trying
his hand at gold digging and failing, started
tannery near Sacramento After accumu-
hitting quite competence he again invested
in mining and was very successful. He also
became largely interested in banking and
anlassed a fortune of $6,000,000 As he died
intestate and was bachelor Ills whole estate
reverts to his Pennsylvania heirs, the most of
whom reside in York county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-07

New York street Car Men Beaten by the
CoInpanies-In Brooklyn.

New York street Car Men Beaten by the
Companies-In Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Feb. THE various offers 1t
the railroad companies in the east side OF Tia
city are crowded with ex-strikers seeking re
employment. Many Of those who have APP
piled have been put 70 work, but there are
some against whose black mark had been
placed, and these are turned away.
AT the Office Of the Dry Dock, East Broad
way and Battery Railroad company more
than 30 men have applied for reinstatement
Their services have been accepted or rejected
according TO the reports OF their conduct
during the strike
The offices OF all the other companies are
besieged. By IL o'clock in the morning all
roads on the east side were running cars on
schedule time
The presidents of the various companies are
highly slated at the result OF the strike, while
the men are correspondingly sullen and mo
rose. They keep their feelings to themselves,
however, fearing evidently to cause any new
friction between themselves and their en-
plcyers.
Conductor Walker, who, it is believed,
fired the shot that killed striker MCGOWAN
has been arraigned in Jefferson Market
and held for further examination. 1t is not
definitely known whether Walker or Officer
Snyder fired the fatal shot Both men fired
at the same time and which of their shots
killed the unfortunate striker cannot be de-
termined until an autopsy has been made.
The policemans pistol was S3-caliber and that
VI Walkers -
II is estimated that about two-thirds of the
, strikers have been re-employed.
BROOKLYN, Feb. G.-The strike on Deacon
Richardson's railroad system is weakening. A
few of the strikers are returning to work.
Among the new hands on the Fifth avenue
line are several New York horse car rail-
readers. Cars are running en- all the lines,
but an officer is stationed ON the front and
rear platforms Of each car
The arbitration commission met in the
morning President Richardson gave his side
of the story regarding the strike, and said he
would take sufficient number of the old
hands back, if they applied individually. to
run all his ears, giving preference to married
men, but he would also retain all the new
hands
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The Naval Militia Bin Passed at Albany.
Other Ifeina.

The Naval Militia Bill Passed at Albany.
Other Items.
Albany, Feb 7.--On ssas introduction OF
the cable blu in the house hs Mr. Hamilton,
that gentleman and Mr.. Sill Slan had brief
but rather interesting litfl fsassage at arms
over some jocose remarks IL "a, latter, which,
however, went no further i "A serving to
amuse the members present.
Bills introduced: By Mr.. Providing
for the purchase by the state Of the Creed
moor rife range for the use Of the National
guard and appropriating S55.0ol therefor.
Committee reports: Ju icary-Mr Fish's
amending the code of civil procedure relative
TO the presumption Of death OF unknown heirs
in partition suits third readinc); Mr..
foungs TO compel commission merchants to
make returns
The naval militia bill was TaS, el in the sem
ate by vote of IL to Is
TRENTON, Feb. 6-The hon has recon-
mitted the local option repeater till by a party
vote, which postpones action on il indefi-
nitely.
A liquor bin will be perfected in caucus
and introduced in a few days.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 6-The new revenue
bill has been further amended in the commit
- ~ <AA0AtOA OSAaS7A al &ACNdhllk1ls Nuc
revenues to accrue TO the state are said to b
81, 100000, of which $500, 900 will come from
the taxing of corporations
bill has been introduced by Mr.. Williams
approving state railroad commission similar
TO the interstate commission
Pittsburg members of secret and beneficial
and insurance orders are up in arms against
MIR. Kreps' bill to prevent them doing busi-
pess in the state
In the house a bill has been introduced maxi
ing it penal offense punishable by fine of
from $50 to 500 for any person to treat
another to intoxicating liquors.
ST. PAUL, Feb. I'm the state house of
representatives Mr.. Sevatson introduced
bill to prevent the use of doodle" in cleo
tiops. 1t provides that any person who shall
use or cause to be used money to secure votes
for himself or another shall be fined from
500 to $780, or imprisoned from one to six
months; any person thus convicted shall be
ineligible to hold Office; and the governor
shall only order new election in case all the
candidates have been found guilty of corrup-
fiart
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A Self Confessed Murderer.

New YORK, Feb. Fritz Ruehl, 1G years
of age, was arrested on Saturday for burg
lariously entering the restaurant of Jacob
Thumann, from which place he had been dis
charged The boy has since informed the
authorities that he is fugitive from Ger
many, and that he has only been in this
country two months According to his story
he killed i-y,ly-old boy who angered him
at Landsberg, Bradenburg, Germany, on the
last Wednesday in November, 1885, by dash
ing his brains out against stone
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NIiIIers Organize.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-TWO hundred mer-
chant millers from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Kansas and other winter
wheat states Is in session here for the
purpose of perfecting an organization of
the millers of the country. In paper pre-
sented by President Noel, he said that the
purpose of the organization was to furnish
protection against the fragrant outrages
against the millers of the country and by
rules and regulations lessen these evils.
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FINE SHo}s
Al
WILSON & CAD,
bOURLE sToss|
4 West Baltimore s.
4 North ChsrIIss', !

Wilson 4 Carr Black Bottom,
Perhaps in no line .,
our midst is the comU ~ mad
great gr and sharp as yi Il q
ms has had the effect a. ' u
oping the b-st makes u 0s1
prices, and several mai iSss
noteworthy 81 ecialties Asa q
leading enterprising DEAN ing
GENTs' SHOES. 4 grs' cs
has been created and MAJ MAJ. Y
ed Tor r some y time past by N.Y.
soN " CAR in a maiori' v
the papers through attn 1r,.9
cards, circulars, &c. P,ia
att ntion is almost eyerv,s
called to the BLACK IA
$3.50 GENTS SHOE
enterprise and on Law hal
a more than ordinarily ', =
torous article, We tbcpsS'
worthy of inv. stigatiop i !.
knowing WI SON Il Cam
and favorabIy as young, =
ted business men, practice
their line, and who from :.
beginners, by close applies
and good management In \.
rapidly risen to the front ~
in the retail shoe trade il u
midst, as well as in the en-, n
dence of our people, which II,
brought with it a gpneronssb =
of patronage, we sougbta bT.lI
interview corning tbp,.
Black BoTToM $50 Suors
WILSON " CARR, entepd ipto
minute and frank detaib can.
Germ ng them and assue !,
that they were made 4 II,
best Leather tfat they are
No. l good Shoe, and vii Cvs
the wrarer good satisieba
They are stitched with tn best
silk, and the bottom sepa On
with the best barbour lirsi
They also assured us thatVtis
their superior finish and irn
blllty were unquestioned her
were also an easy, comlClha
fit, and " ere made over thsh
test improved lasts, giviDgai
formly such excellent sadsa
ton that persons buying ~
pair always comes back forth
second. We inspected sVs
pairs, and found them w
handsomely finished in Buaa
Lace and Congress. Wsd
found them soft and pliablsa
made of the best material lg
wishing a pal
rood Shoes will do we'll in sy
ng a pair of WILSON q CIRS
Black Bottom $3.50 Shes q
heir Double store, No. 4Ws..l
Street and No An
Charles Street.
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cARRoNDALE, Pa, Feb THE miners in
the White Bridge tunnel of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company's mines here have
been compelled to suspend work on account
of the bursting pillars of the mine, and the
settling of the roof and the ground above it.
The entire mountain west of this city seems
to be seriously disturbed by this settling of
the excavated portions. The area actually
undermined is fully two miles in length by
about three-quarters of mile in width. Five
hundred persons are thrown out of employ
ment by the suspension of work
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Red Nose Mike" ON Trial.

WIL1EsBARRE, Pa, Feb. THE trial Of
Red Nose Mike, charged with the murder
of Payinaster Mcclure and Hugh Flanagan,
has begun. When the case was called Gen.
Mccartney, the prisoners counsel, refused to
respond. The court then appointed John E.
German and E. B. Lynch to defend Mike
Counsel asked for time to prepare the case
and the court gave them one day. Gen. Nc
Cartney's failure TO appear is due to the fact
that all his fee was not paid
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CosrMUNIPAw, n. J., Feb Suit win be
begun in some New Jersey court before long
10 collect $4,000 of Garrett Brinkerhoff, q
retired business man living here, who is said
% be worth 100000. James J. Meehan, a
Brooklyn furniture dealer, brought suit in
that city against BrinkerhoR for damages,
claiming that the latter has alienated his
wife's affections Brinkerhoff did not defend
the suit, and the jury awarded Meehan
Ss,s fsAl
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TORONTO, Ont, Feb. IA Women's En-
the women of the whole Dominion of Canada,
in addition to their present suffrage, the
power to vote for members of parliament, has
been established with headquarters here. Mrs.
Mary Mcdonnell, of Toronto, heads the move
ment Sir John A. Macdonald, prime min
lister of the Dominion, and Hon. John Robson,
premier Of British Columbia, have expressed
their warm approval OF the scheme
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-07
Were seventeen Men Drowned?

CANAJoHARIE, N. j., Feb. THE report
of the logging accident at Pine lake in which
seventeen men are said to have been drowned
has not yet been confirmed 1t is thought
that if the report is true the twenty-five teams
must have been near together and were rae
ing on the smooth ice and broke through tt
has created sensation here and is the topic
of conversation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-07
A pellclency OF ss. GOO. GOO.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE speaker has re-
ceived letter from the secretary of the
treasury transmitting an estimate of def
cheney in the appropriation for the payment
of pensions for tho fiscal year of 1881 The
deficiency amounts TO $S,OcO,000.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-07

(. PATERSON, n. j., Feb The trial Of
George B. A. Busche, charged by his former
employer, Isaac d. Blauvelt, who is now
bankrupt, with embezzlement, is attracting
considerable attention here There have been
six Indictments found against Bslsche The
examination, 80 far, shows that the books of
the establishment were very careIessly kept
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-07
An Imltator Of the whitechapel srurd

An Imifator OF the whitechapel Murderer.
MANAouA, Nicaragua, via New Orleans,
Feb. Either Jack the Ripper" Of White
chapel, has emigrated from the scene of his
terrible crimes or he has found one or more
imitators in this part of Central America.
The people have been excited by six of the
most atIocious murders ever committed within
the limits OF the city. The assassin has van
ished and left no traces for Identification. All
the victims were women of the character
who met their fate at the hands of the London
murderer. They were found slain just as
mysteiiously and by almost identical methods.
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judgments Against Uncle Sam.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE secretary OF the
treasury has sent to the house for considera-
ton Of congress list OF judgments rendered
by the court Of c aims, amounting to S24S.-
SsI.0i. which have. been presented to the
treasury department for payment
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An Allcgcd .Inccndlrr, nead.

BUFFALO, Feb. 7.-Antoiie William Bron,
of Niagara Falls, Letter known as Tony
Biron, who was arrested ON Dec. 10 ON suspi-
con of attempting to set fire to the Prospect
Park house, is dead
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COMMUNICATED.
JARBOEsvILLE. Mp Nov. 8. 1889


JARBoEsvILLE, MD Nov. 8, 1889.
Mes1s. Editors Beacon Il understand
that rumor is on the rounds in the upper
part ofthe county that / sold the party out
in this, the Sth district. Iwould be pleased
to be informed by some one who started
the rumor, and ask especially of those two
gentlemen who spoke of il at the Sandgates
on last Wednesday night, to inform me
who their author is. ! pronounce the ru-
NOR as totally false. l am very sorry to
say that the vote of { &C district was very
unsatisfactory from a democratic stand
point, and no one regretted it more than /.
| never did harder days work at the polls
in my life, but l was unable TO make a
showing against the $50 which the repub
licans had and which they spent in the
purchase of votes; and If there was dol
lar there of democratic money never saw
it, and do know that they did go TO old
democrats and offered them money 10 vote
the republican ticket. think ii very I'M
fair to be accused Of sacrificing my party
after making the fight did without any
aid from the party. will say for the de-
mocracy of the district that we made hard
fight. but the money which the two candi-
dates ct the opposition in the district had
We were compelled to make poor show
ing. The democracy of this district has,
until this year, shown up in manner of
which it has been proud, and has done so
without any aid or encouragement from
the party, and we have not kicked or COM
planned, but when we are accused to sell
ing out to the opposition, after fighting the
party's battle as We have in the past and
expect to in the future, think it almost
time 10 kick
l now warn the party and its manage
ment they must look out for the party of
this district or am very much afraid we
cannot expect much, for the people say the
party does not care n snap for US down
here, and they intend 10 vote as they chose
to. l do not want any one to think | am
making cringing plea for self, for l may
never be q candidate or ask to be again,
but | viii always fight for the party as
have in the past. II / felt had been
trea ted badly could never go to the other
side, for ] think its principles detrimental
to the interest Of the county, and could
never help ignorance and demagogism to
defeat the intelligence and the people who
have the interest of the county at heart
and the people who have the brunt of mis-
management to bear.
Respectfully, &c,
r. I. HAAMETT.
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ICoMMUNICATED.
PoIxr LooKour, Md, Nov. II. 1889.

POINT LOOKOUT, Nd, Nov. IL, 1889.
Messrs. Editors A life at the above
place is one of monotony, and always
gladly accept the offer OF sail. A few
days ago an old friend called TO sec me,
and after participating in dinner of toll
erably tender beef and baked beans--Yan-
kee style-we weighed anchor, and shaped
our course for Smiths Creek. We landed
at Miller's wharf, which is pronounced the
best on the Creek. We were introduced
to the owner, Mr.. J. r. Miller, who is an
exceedingly clever gentleman. He accom-
panied us 10 his store and we were much
surprised TO see the great improvement
made in the house. Mr.. NJ buys his goods
in large lots for cash, consequently he is
enabled to compete with city prices. The
citizens of the Neck and those who live in
hauling distance are anxious for him TO get
a steamboat TO come to his wharf as every
accommodation possible will be afforded
passengers, merchants and shippers After
passing several hours Of pleasant CONVEX
sation and "sight SEEING" we took leave of
all present and as the wind was favorable,
we were quickly alongside of Uncle Sans
wharf, A renovation both in mind and
body seemed to have t,ken place. Your
correspondent can speak for himself and
he thinks that the trip will protract his ex
istence Cor several years and protect him
from sickness for an indefinite time-which
in this present state chequered with good
and evils a blessing not TO be lightly es-
teemed. More anon. VISITOR.
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For First Place.

A great amount of political engineering
will be done by friends of candidates to
secure for their man the first place on the
ticket, and the best man will probably
secure the coveted place. Then if Endorsed
by the majority of the people, the election
TO the front, its merits passed upon, has
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