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The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

ON aud after April -, 1850, Pns=en-
ger Trains leave Portland, as fslIewsi
For Auburn and Lewisfsn, $40 a. m, LIS
$50, 1890 a. M. 1.20 $40 and t11.20 D. M,
m. and on saturdays only At 1i.2o p; u.
$50 a, m, and 20 p. m: Brunswick, Gard
iner, Hnitoweil and Augusta, $50 and
1880 a. m, i;2o. $40 and ti1.2o .. n, Farm
via Brunswfek. 1.20 D. m. Monmouth,
Winthrop, Lake mnyanseeeI. Readaeld.
waieryilie and sEswhsEaa via Lewis
n iad and % M ,. a. and On SsS stuSsys n1Ss
ssss fi5 so e s1 m M .aas.r %is ss
$50 n n ,. sa m Asss:s; ssssss
Eii.werss and M,. Ds.ess Ferry, r, iolso & "a. q.
m, l;2o, tl1.2o p. m. Bar Harbsr 1.2O,
1l;so p m; vancsbere. "a. stephen
Halifas and thc Provinces, LIS. 1.2O,
might express with sleeping car attached. runs
gor, but not to Skowhegan Monday mornings or
mornings.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, LINE.
For Cumberland Will. $40, 1910 a. m.,
10.10a. M, 216, els p. M; for Rridgtsn
Fryeburg, North Conway, Glen ssniisa,
Crawferds. and Fabyans $40 a. M,
..r,aEton, Eryebnrg, Nsrth Conway and
The $40 a. m. train connects for all points in
Northern New Hampshire and Vermont and runs
inrough 10 Huntington, meatreal and the
Arrivals in Portland. from sebaeO Lake 7.25.
S idSs a. m m Augusta a;so and p Rats nj Bartlett
Lewiston $40 a. .m.i Farmington. skowhegan
and Lewiston 1925 2: M; Bangor, Roekland,
Srs,' s ts'So' z. n. raDyans ana NORM 0on.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her CasioIiA,
When she was Child, she cried for Custoris,
When she became Misc, she clung to CastoriI.
When she had Children. she gave them castoria.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Maine Medical Association.
SAVINGS BANK,
Annual Meeting,

THE annual meeting of the CorporatOrs of
Il Portland Savings Bank, will be held at the
banking room, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of
May inst, at ten O'Clock A. M, for the purpose
specified in the charter and required by the
Statutes Of Maine.
May Il, 1889. my15dtd
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

First sneak thief-Bll is nabbed at last Poor
Bill He was a most able and accomplished
crook. With what exquisite delicacy he could go
through gents pocket!
Second ditto.-You're right about that Jack /;
and then in the burglary linel Few fellows are
downright shame to keep such an art treasure as
was Bill from the public view.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21
Harrison.

The farmers are nearly through planting
in this vicinity, some two weeks earlier than
the average season. Work on the highway
has commenced in about every district. The
grass never looked better at this season OF
the year. With frequent rains there must be
a very large hay crop.
Saturday the thermometer registered 9O'
in the shade. Af
Landlord Kneeland, of the Elm House, is
having an addition built to his dining room
and making other improvements in and
about the house. The rooms are all engaged
for the months of July and August. The
Summit Spring House will be opened about
the middle Of June, and large company Is
expected. as there is no finer place in the
Business is very good at the village; both
saw mills are running on stave timber for
Isaac Emery, who has some ten men at work
In his cooper shop making shook.
Mr. Il. M. Dudley, who has run a harness
snop IN the village for the past ten years has
bought the DR.. Shattuck estate in Waterford
where he intends running a hotel
MISS Cora Briggs has engaged with the At
kinson House Furnishing Company as book
keeper at their Gardiner store.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

On and after April %, 1889, Steamer ALICE
will leave Town Landing, Falmouth Foreslde Tor
Portland at 600 and q. so a. M, 1870 and 3.OV
.. m. Return leave Portland at 90 and 1000 a.
m, and LEO, 4.40 and 615 p m, for Mackworth >
Island, Waite's Landing, Madokawando ana
Town Landing.
ISAIAH DANIELS, ii. T. DEWEY,
Manager. President.
oc9 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

There was young photographer who lved-I
use the term advisedly-at our clearinghouse
but he is not there now. One morning he helped
himself to fish with the uncaled for remark .'Se-
cure the shad roe ere the substance fade,h and
since then he has been missing. There is no clue
TO the mystery OF his disappearance, but hard
cold look has been the landlady's favorite wear
ever since he went away.-Burdette.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

First club idler-What does this mean? rhe
papers say that Rocco, the well known architect
Is in an insane asylum.
Second club idler-Oh, yes; he drew the plans
for house TO cost S25, 900 and 1t only cost $20-
100. A commission was at once appointed which
declared him insane New York Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CAKAPl.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, April 10, 1850,
trains Will run fellswss
DEPARTURKs,
Eor Auburm nnd Lewiston, ITO and 200
q. m. and 12.46 and 6.1b D. m.
Fer Gerhsm, 900 a. m. and 80 and 6.15p.
m
Yer MsaneaI and Chicago. 900 a. m. and
1.50 p. m.
Yer Quebec, 1. 80 p. m.
Fer Buekneid and Canton, 900 q. n and
1.SO p. m.
ARRMvALs.
From Lowisasn and AaDmrm. B.2B a. "A
12.1b. $40 and 5.37 aad Gas D. m.
Erem Gsrhana, 6.26 an, 11.1b and b.3T 7. "a.
frean Chicago and menfreal, 12-iB and
6.37 D. m.
From skuebee, I2.Ib D. m.
From EsIand Pend, (Mixed) 7.36 p. m.
Ian rnIman raiace sleeping ears on night trAla and
Montreal
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

FohEsT FIRES IN OXFORD PLAINS.
Forest fires have been raging for several
days ON Oxford plains, several hundred
acres have been burned over Much of the
land was Of comparatively small value hav-
Ing been burned over several times before.
III was Thought to be under control Sunday
morning. but strong wind from the South
revived the flames carrying the sparks to the
thlck growth beyond the Rail Road where 1t
was making strong headway toward the
heayy timber lands on the East Oxford hills.
large force were engaged Sunday making
vain endeavors to check the progress OF the
names but all to no purpose. The newly
Dnllt summer house owned by Messrs Hale,
wing d. McAllaster, with all the furniture
was destroyed. No insurance. After the
lulling Of the winds Sunday evening, the
fire twas brought under control, but Tor
this the consequence must have been fearful
The Lake House is being thoroughly
repaired and painted viii be opened to
the public May 30th.
DR.. Barnes has large force at Welchvllle,
employed in finishing the K. of l.. Hall.
North Scarboro.
Nearly all ,of the Rev. John Pettengill's
friends within a radius Of two miles were
- ~
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21
TICKET OFFICE
IS Exchange ST., and Dsuoi Feel Of INDIA Shssl

Lowest fares from Portland, Yarmouth June.
tion and Danville Junction as follows: To Chica-
90, Sz1.OO and $1,000; Detroit, e16.75 and
$1,000 Kansas City, s32.5O and S2s.ss 81.
Paul S32.bO and $4,000; st. Louis via. Detroit,
$1,000 and s2l I'd; 50. Louis via. Chicago, $3.50
and e24.9O; California, $3.50 and e63.7B.
JOSEPH HICKSON, Genera Manager.
WIN. EDGAR, Genl Pass. Agent,
Portland April 30. 1853 apra0dff
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21

Irate botel-keeper-rve caught you in the act
What do you mean by lowering your luggage, and
then sliding down this rope TO the ground?
Departing guest--You told me that If l didn't
pay up to day you'd fire me. Well. there's a no.
tice in my room which reads, "This rope TO be
used only In case of fire."
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-21
Commencing Monday, April go, 1855
AS FOLLOWS:

AS FOLLOWS:
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
Leave Burnhams Wha If at $50, t6.40, 800,
10.3O.a a. M, az. 90, 400, ,445, 1910 p. m.
Returning leave Trefethen's at 6.IO, 7.06, &. 20,
1850 a. M, 2. 40, 5.05, $40 p. m.
Leave Jones, at 6.20, 7.15, $50, 11.00 a. m.
LOO, $50, 5.l5. $50 p. m.
Leave Cushng's at $50, 9.4o, II 10 a. M, 2.20.
6.25 d. m.
sFor Jones' only. fDoes rot go to Cushing's.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
Leave Burnham's Wharf at 9.10, 1890 a. IN.
12.15, 200, 3.15, 445 D. m.
Returning, leave Trefethen's at 9.36, 1850 a.
M, 1895, 2.40, 3.55, 5.O5 p. m.
Leave Jones' at 9.45, 11.o0 a. M, 12.45, ESQ,
3.45, 6.15 D. m.
Leave Cushlng's at s.55, lilo a. m, 1855,
2.20. 335. 5.25 p. IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
,oknq their roward in the Qualification Of a

soeklng their reward in the qualification Of a
lifelong hatred 90 the South, have been i'm
ported 60 explain 60 our people the issues
OF tho campaign and dictate 10 them how
thcy shall vote in the coming election.
fraud would he as yet premature, but x
/ IS plainly foreehad0wed in the double set
Oi ballots provided for every votiuc-pre-
cnct That there may be no doubt "a to
the part corruption is TO play be bias asso-
GATED with h.m h's only rivals in its cxer-
Csc. Mcseys Ouoy, Dudley. and Clarkson.
Bat uo man knows better than Mahono
that there are limits even 10 tho power OF
corruption, and that Virginia IS not yet
ripc for Tho methods Of Indiana.
Deserted by the better element of bis
pnriv. q covering too late that his pcT-
s.pal canvass had but lost him the pres
t-e Of mystery. recognizing N eVcry
/ Democratic gathrrug the spirit OF ls3' he
/ f.a'zei fhat lbs desperate fortunes cred
| aloud 'Dr "a desperate remedy.
Duc only resource remains -'utmlda-
I ton. aut fAis hc bas not hcsltaied 20 cm-
/ rlog Federal interference has been IN
Nlt.l au1 DIR Judges ~ election arrested
+ Hv United States Warsh1ls and thrown IN
/ jail ou thc Transparent charge Of frauds
comm Fed wear apo 10 the prcsldehtlal
I election. iiy Tins ciowning insult 10 the
+ sovereignty Of our state and the manhood
+ oI arr voters lo seeks 20 Oyerawe the De-
u0efrcr uui to wrest from their hands Il
victory already virtually won.
CDlfu- ,l Virginia, Viii you stand by
and sce sour liberties violated and the
name ot our Stat" thus trumpled ~ tine
+ dgsty AWAY with apathy, and let us
march t' t1' polls as Wc would shoulder
/ our w. sci4 against q foreign invader.
icarb itc mill 1u4roa Of Penrsylyania
/ fiat Virginia is for thc Nrsuiaus, aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01

case this morning. tho Canvassing Board
being ordered TO count the votes cast IN
the Tunnel precinct for Mediation. Judge
Knowles. counsel for Hall. OF the Canvass;
Ing Board. fled n notice Of appeal ana
asked a stay Of proceedings until the case
could be- brought before the. supreme
Court. shortly after Knowles fled his no.
tice of appeal G. +. Irwin. the Democratic
member OF the board, fled an. atndayit
setting forth that he is satisfied with
tho decision Of tho case. Hall, the
Republican member, says he is not
satisfied with the Courts decision ana
wants an appeal. Jack, the third member.
il ont oil the Territory. The question be-
fore the Court is whether a minority OF the
board has the right 10 appeal when his col;
League. representing the same vote, refused
10 do 20. A decision IS expected tonight.
The State CGnvassing-BOard met to-day
and commenced canvassing the votes. All
the returns are IN. including those from
Silver Bow, which arrived this afternoon.
Acting on the decision Of the Court. the
County Clerk included in the returns the
votes cast az Tunnel precinct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
ATTENTION. DEMOCHATs.


d. I'D. Nnu..-l W. p0r.j NJ buIluir:
....t,.t &C tr....t tl. O.no.rr'i.
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,.f 10, tl. ...f .-I lr winch tbcv
tl.......',. b.. ..,..4.I in th. III
Katie. r.., .l,...,fe If those prirci-
.r... ......'.. ',.......-,t before the
.....,,....i ..- Governor Can
I.l. 81 .irr..n.,. Cd. Prince Edward.
,........ ....t,... DID,. s,r Ntel. r- d euar-
......... ...,..l .....r,.,. lis c0u-
,....
,.H.r. or. v.al lrter. tte Norfolk Com
1.r.... N....u-a dissent. voice. uow'-
I.t0. t.r t.. ..IqD .. .f.c. William Ma
..... ..rf...tt..-g i.eai.. q o. .ng % tae
... ..I D.. .r..1 ,. chos. tho single
l...-l uS.If- Preservation"
N...u....n..e 81. p.lr..afr1 Adrui-tra-
e,..4.I .oiI.nt.t,I .ieI Republican PARTY
... t.,,,.....,. ,..I ...r.. .uca action ON
....- .f......t ,...l.I to remind as
o' ....-. varied resources. Au o.au-
.,.r.-. ....I... 4tt4r. upon tl, mate
...I ... .li..afi flsycrr social structure #
, ~t.I. .ri...i t.D sanction Oh. Tong II-rc-
l.. and 0rremurc l0u.d favor Ir tlor
,..-. trlt.u. AGAINST tle tai .ilrDrcc and
....s..fy ~ tls community is know
r....I IGNORANCE and recorded iniany
I...t r.uliu MI l0ue lc-il4t, I Tine choice
.I o. .aler False 60 bis traditions, latin
I. fo hi. friends. true oulA CD lr-acheiy'
aa NE bad marked Malone as the leader
~ p.rty whose parallel i1G,i ue sou',il'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
RlcAMoND TosAccO MARKET.

HfLslIMOIHD ODfNCOO Wf'iNfNt -
October 81. 1854
There was listle O: interest IL sales 0n 'Chaugo
except s..es u two light bright now planters
pa..qess - Man county q. c. tobacco by
Vaughan e sarvay, which was the hreI new
I br,rnt sod hero thus season. Price, GsH and
gq.l were rather nominal. owing 70 light weight
An ey,enfsI EFFORT ia tAisdlcscton would bring
much moro pl8nters trglo 10 Birhmond, and
IL mate per.is,onuy aad N earnest our trsie
would surely pay tho fullest prices for all scai
hoge.
Sales ~ nicrs. 80 hogshsais; wrappers. -
hogsneaIs: da-ks. % hogshcad'. Interns-reve-
nue. c0,.sctioue-CiSars aat cigarettes, i3S2 1O:
tobacco. Sj8sLlo special, Si40)-ioiai, tl,2i.76.
Tie Wrapper market continues strong. ns we'll
"a with alier. Large western buyers have been
taking the bulk VI best wrapper grades, aud ono
OF moro are stll among ~.
Mr.. John Craf. Of the New YORK Tobacco Leaf,
is on ni. regular rounds among his Old friends
Of the Trade.
The Sew FORK Tobiceo LsG( says nothing don-
pits regarding tho requirements OF Spain aud
Portugal s. yet kn wa. nor the fortunate bidders.
Al least one member aud the buyer for ono u
tho lsading cigarot, firms lately mentioned in
the Disnofch "a having formed any sort Of an
agreement with others 10 connne themselves 70
certain markets donieS any such knowledge OF
agreement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
cRAZED ~ HUNGER.
4 Woman Attempts TO Commit a Double
Tragedy.
ny tclograpl 70 tho Diapatc0l

NY telegraph 20 tho Diapatchl
NEW YORK. October 3l.-Nhile cra2cd by
hunger, Mrs. Mary Born tried 90 kHl her
mother and siX-yOaT-oit son IN tncU mise
rahla apartments in the rear of 1872 west
Vhirtv-oiphth strectat day TINS morn
ing. The intervention of nelghhofs alone
prevented the tragedy. For three weeks
mast the woman has been III. She was too
Door 10 engage physician and too busy 20
spare time 20 20 80 the free dlspenSa1y,
having three children and their grand
mother 10 provide for. She naturally grew
weaker and weaker each dav for want OF
proper food. To add % her misery Mrs.
RoIn'e husband Is at present at Bellevue
Hospital suffering from an incuTaOle as
case, aud IL had bcennoccssnIy % part win
many of the necessary household goods IN
order to stay the t.de % adversely. Inc
uluckv little womius continued fasting
soon showed itself in her face and form, nj
though the children, through her seli-de-
pryatiou. were kept plump and bright.
Shortly before 6 o'clock this morning Nts.
Born arose. Her mother was awake at the
time and saw her 20 to the room door
and lock it and put the key ~ her
pocket. Then she took up her young
est child. laid down on the bed, and
bogan to nurse it. suddenly sAo was
seized with a CONFUSION ana began
10 choke inc lnldut NLIll II Aot HlulpAO
ceased 10 breathe. struggle with her
grandmother ensued, in which the latter
finally obtained possession Of the babe. No
sooner had she done so than the crazed
woman sprang at her throat and graspcd IL
in grip of iron. The old woman strlg-
glcd in vain 10 be free. aud the children
shrieked with fright, Mamma, you're hurt
inc grandma: don't hold her that way.'
When the mother released her grasp the
old lady was almost past human AID;
A great black streak on her throat is still
visible. The insane parent next seized
one of the boys. Johnny, 10y the throat, and
would surely have murdered him but for
the screams of his brother. which aroused
the neighbors. and after desperate strng-
Gle she was takenin an ambulance 10 Belle
vue The surgeon there saws that Mrs.
Born was driven maniac through the
sheer lack oil food. The agent of the So
ciotv for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Chill
dron has taken care of the little ones. AIRS.
Born is twcntv-seven years old. Her hus-
band. who is French, is seyeuty-two years
of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
Orposed 70 Female school Commissioners.
far telegraon % tae DIspk..h.l

NEW YoEK, October Sl.--A delegation OF school
teachers called on Mayor GRAFT today and
sta Oh that they we're not in favor Of the rs-
appointment VI female school commissioners.
The speaker for the delegation said thet II had
been proyeu during The thro3 years itat Mss
Dodge and Mrs.. AgneW hal beon on tho board
that they mai done nothing except to oppose tho
conferhug Of degrees upon tho students 81 no
Normal College. Women were 90, suited Tor
commissioners a. well as men on account ~
their lack Of business experience. The female
school commissioners were Dot Ia sympathy IA
the female teachers and th8ir presence on the
board hal tended 10 develop scandals. Inc
Mayor said he would consider the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
The Montana Election.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch

MrNYEAPoLIs. October 3l.-Ihe Journal
Helena Mont special saws: judge De-
Wolfe has sustained a motion of the Demo-
crafts and issued u peremptory order to
have the canvassing board make the re-
turns of the Tunnel precincts. A motion
for appeal has been fled and application
made for a stay of proceedings. The Re
publican attorneys asked 70 have the
bonds liked on application. The court
took a recess TO allow the authorities TO be
looked up ald presented.
HELENA, MoNT., October S1.-A decision
was rendered in the Silver Bow contest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
Nashville Races.
rRr tolerrnnn 10 tne nisn,rch.l

10Y tN''eANA ~ w." 'ff'ftrtN'ff
NASHVILLE. October N.-F1rst rare-thrae-
yoRr-ols, six furlOacs-FHn. King won, iriah
Dan. second, Miss Clay third Time, 1919
Second ra,0--two-y oar. oids, six turlongs-Nil-
ton won: WOrSmate second, Lena Bsn third.
Time. i:lsA.
Third race-three- yoar-Olis, five furlongs-
Renounce Won; Billy piukerton second. Amos 4.
third. Time. i.3lS.
Fourth race-0Ge mile-kats Malone won
BranIO cite eecouG, Bertha third. Time. ia.
FIN receive furlongs -Daniel y. won >io-
ry-foller~ ecort, Rosa Pearl third. Time, l:O5'i.
Sixth receive iuriorgs Censor barely won
Colonel Hunt second, Pen Nell third. Tine, %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
Fighting at the Disputed Crossing
nv .nto1vo,n u tha f1fsra,cnI

ST PAUL. October 81. A special from Crook-
st0n. MINI. says. Another nrht took place %
day between the Manitoba and Duluin, crook
son and Northern men AZ the disputed crossing.
\ Ia &c force Of tho employees Of Manitoba
welded pick-Hxes aud sayagelY drove OF ne
others at = time when success seemed assured.
About twenty persons were more or less seri-
oisy injured. Manitoba has now uneisputed
possession q tho crossing and With ils large
f0rco will urt0uOtedlg be able 10 prevent any
crossing Their object IL 20 prevent the Duluth.
Crookston aud Northern from earning The s50ON
worth OK bonds voted ny tho city, AID after u
morrow {; 10 thought thoy will oiier no further
asslrusfiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
VIII XIII Them All.
IEy telegraph 70 Tho Dispslch-l

LOUISVILLE, KY. October 3l.-A special 70 tho
Courier-.J0urnai from Pineville, ky. says News
reached here tonight BY reliable parties ihat
Yesterday on Martins forE aud killed six CT the
Hosard gang without losing man. Three OF
the men killed were named Hall, one named
Whillo-b, aud tho Other two names not learned.
Judge Lewis and Atty wel-erinfd men took in-
nor near the camp OF j. p. Meyo' Z Co., on tue
Louisville ami Nashville extension, about thlrty
miles beyond Cumberland Gap, last Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
Death 81 a Philanfbropi-t.

PR0vlDzSCs. q. T., october 3L-iho VIII of
Henry I. sfeere, one al tar weIiilia men IN
Providence. who died recently, gives ay di-
rectly aud IN trust tho slfa q l-'.0tt. 10
was n sfagle gentleman nuf was all las life de-
unguisheu Tor IhAaltlrCp.cal lmp ilso-. iie
gives SGj4500 % iniivifgais directly ia sums
RAGING from SIO00 % slm,0l The amount
given 70 chart abo organizauOus. oLr, IL i3ll.Nf.
inc Itone for Freedmen. Of tLi- city, 10000;
the Benencen, Congregational church aud -
stephens Episcopal chuoeh. this city, g.. fa,.e0
and =. 900 respectively. t.c Charliable-fuel 90
cioiy, this city, g. 900; toe Rhode island Historic
.al society, $1,000: Tabor College, So Iowa, -
given $50 90 aud TIC Roanoke college, - salem,
Va. $1,000 The executor OF tho vast property
il Alfred Meicalf, II .hi- city, Who u only re-
quirod 10 give persona, pond 10 pay lesacies, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
SIXTEEN w0RKMEN euHIED
By the Failing Walls ofa >o~ nnIidi"a

nythe Failing WAL, Of 20 Sew Building.
(By telegraph 60 PIE oapa'chl
p.-rrso.. e. d.. October 'i.-SiZf"tn work
mo. wore tur.cI t.-loy .Hurath 'uo RUNS ~ 70
,4rto brick dwelling which -loy wore Building
lu Hnnr1o etracf. r.'-al' City. Tor Charles &.
Farmer. of Burlington. 40 O'Clock ine r..l'
,f .ut every one employed about t.e place
y.a- nlo-s or less injured. Nothing nI. pile 20
n~ozen fimUers. hrir1r, ani mortar marx" me
-;I.. g.hcr. ,hg ,,rce story double house Stool
al. sin. a terrific crush. nunir Is D' VOlpL-
t.... were suoeIly "a WORK digging aNab .uo
.rhsis % eUrcl ,le release of 20 imprisoned
w0rkmcn, VITO when freed were carried % % coy
tnge near by. whi'h wa ,cmpirai y convert !
~ a no.ri,a; Richard Co-mck and o-e VI
Two others VIII probably not ro'.'D-. The
sreue around tua inDrrs -el hcsrl-t! l. plum.
TnA owner OF Ia" tufllns is 3e'"tely ioh-
-oeu.ed 10 have been constructed t1r appear
nur.s only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01

Tho meb who spoke Win the Judge say that no
Il determined aud VIII never cur ms chese
un,n Howard and his gang are nj killed
o. driven from tho country. Both parties are
bsing reInforrod daily. and moro bl0odshea -
expected IL IL thought thas Howard hss gone
% virginia, but Is expected 10 return. me PES
citizens o. Harlan county arc Joining LEWIS anl
with such = determined leader there i 20 doubt
the law and order party will come out victorious
and break Up The sang that has ooeu terror 70
all Eastern Kentucky for the last tNon1y-uNe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
4 Fatal FALL.

EVANSVILLE, IND.. october 3l.--A trighUul A.
ciIent occurred today ~ New Nande-burg
county courthouse. While Adolrh kicc and
Louis Hcrg were putting nrc-prOof paper on the
donna ~ The building the rope ~ the srafold on
which thoy Rere standing broke. Heck zen
sesenty-nve fec', aighung on a pile OF tiiug.
Rice attempted Co caich his fellow workman, An
in doing 20 lost his ho.i on ths upper end On the
rope and fell 60 ,he tliiug below, his skull being
crushed. 800 VIZ instantly Killed herf and
l!ire wtro from Louisville. Heck 70 still alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-01
Injured IN "A Railroad Accident.

KANSAS CRY. October l.-ht daye reak This
morning the Chicago, Santa 70 and California
vcstihuie frain wcs deraiicd near ca rOliton.
Mo A rail cove way near thai place an all tls
coarhss except tho dining and sloeping-cars
were thrown from tho track. Nearly every one
10 the sm3sine-osr was Injured. An oXprc*s-
man On tho bagEage-car was fatally hurt by
being crushed under a falling safe. Thomas
Erck Of this city. received fatal injuries. In all
there we're about We who were slightly injured.
The damage o tho road "a estimated ~ about
s.GlCl.