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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
The New Haven Savings Rank

THE semi-annual meeting of the trustees of the X New Haven Savings Bank will be held at the banking house, No: l45Orange street, on Friday evening. July 9th, 1889, at 711 o'clock.
 The bank will be closed as usual the first week fin July for the purpose of writing in the interest on deposits, and will be open for business on Monday July stn JOHN P. FUTILE, 3ep JW Treasurer.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
Gold Watch Recovered.
AT THE LEAGUE.

Officer George Hyde has recovered gold watch and ring for Meriden man who lost them in this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
Hiram Lodge, No. l,

IT AST regular communication before summer IL vacation will be held
 Thursday Evening, June 27th. A full attendance is desired, as matters of impor tance are to be considered.
 ie27 HENRY w SANFORD Secretary
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
EARLY CLOSING.

HNAE undersigned groce1J will close at p. m 1 during July and August, Saturdays excepted.
 Cooper & Nichols, Geo. E. Somers,
 Gilbert & Thompson, l.. D. Chdsey & Co.,,
 N. A. Fullerton, Foster Goldsmith, Edw. E. Hall 6 Son, J. H. Kearney. The undersigned will close at 600 to 6:30 p. m.
 during July ana August, Mondays and Saturdays excepted.
 Coe & Field, D. M. Welch & Son, O. I. Metzger, R. W. Mills. L. T. Law Co. 5e27 St
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Go

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 June 26, A. D. 1889. { UPSTATE of CLARA HOWELL, late of Minns- 1L apolis, Mnn., owning property in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha. ven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to hibit their claims fer settlement. Those who neg lect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time will be debarred e recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to LESTER 0. MITCHELL, Administration, fe27 2dlWt with will annexed.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
SUMMARY.


 Time s:asj4. s:aaI. ?s:s4sl, s:s6, a:sss. s:ssM, 2:2sN.
 The prospective value of the purse, which was $1, ,14e, was divided, 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. to the first four horses in the sum- mary.
 Eight horses came up for the word in the 2:22 class One of the pools sold before the start was Yorktown Belle $210, Argentine $40, W. K. $35, Cleon S25, field s60. In the allotment of positions Cresendo had the pole and Elastic Starch with 0. D. Smith of the Elm City stock farm outside. York town Belle led at the first quarter, where Elastic Starch was third. He broke near the half mile pole and was sixth at the wire, where Yorktown Belle led. In the second heat the horses went away in bunch and were close together around to the half, where Yorktown Belle led W. K., Cleon and Queen Wilkes. After the distance stand was passed Cleon, who made good finish, won by a neck at the wire Elastic Starch was drawn in the third heat, which was close to the three quarter pole between the winners of previous heats. w. K, who finished second to Cleon, was set back for breaking. Cleon won the race in the fourth heat. The prospective value of the purse. which was $66O, was divided as the other purse, be- tween the first four horses in the following summary:
 Nn- nanksv U,I,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27

Committee on Building Lines. TNHE Committee Building Lines will meet on ! Thursday, June 27, 1889, at 8 p. m., in rooms 10 and Il, City Hall.
 All persons interested in the establishment of 6 building line on State street, from East to Albert streets, and on Pine street, are requested to be present and be heard.
 By order of the chairman.
 je27 1t Assistant City Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-27
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE. 1hA Brick house, 13 rooms, all modern improve |!I mentS Mansfield street; great bargain. Sev- -MEs& eral houses on Dxwell avenue very cheap. Frame house on View street.
 Several other houses in different parts of the city on reasonable terms
 AuctfoneeriG$a and Collection of Rents
 And care of property particularly attended to.
 Enquire of LEWIS ASHER,
 je7 153 Church street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
NEWS oF TIE WEEK.

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prvysut N slsnlns % ~ treail dlsl-~lnx u
~ sloux rv-srxathsn. drute hartsfd stotsn'
insane. NJ was sstins a. clefs o. N csaauni.
sioa.
sUSp.r Fstsi o.,ln.isu 90 M R.ss Isissl
.osi nesr ruIsks two fryism trnins - N.
fvnnsy issnia Raj cnIniesi. kilnnr ons msn an
~rcsainE :, car. sn.i two h-,,tretlse-. II. 80
sl0D. so--Tsssi ~ ~tfarus. q klskNils ltunn.
tsrssr. srrv-is-i o. Noutrvsi---Fuar nrvusu IN
iary.i 81 . hrv n rIey, y Y.
Mo~nsf Ths fu.tmastsr tssngral has aatn
crtf~l a. psyment - Gee ogut surt fnr tsot
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airterninssi up-sn.--pr AstaRisf q. Ma 4
!. dss.i.-risr- in ~ thr-s iissF~ut sife. II
J-.-isi csris whsu ~ 80 cuntr.sts an ausily
takru --rhs - o1os truahls a AtsntA
srv~inx 90 - ~ apToiutuaent 20 = ooharvi
$40 nrafir Frwalfsl q ~
rrtsnaf Rsassrsr "a. tsen founl rulay
- ounsrln.rf ~ ~ frynfh -susts
WFfF~Esnaf Initsl state ~rrrerns Iustirs
fisti 40 ~ iu.iEs frrry tn ~ rvstaarant n
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sta fsTursuts frr this uouth Ill - 10 e.
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80 20 1usiirs lirti Chsrssi stth olauphlnf m
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& a. s-tiulsto,i entrut % u,ililuas IN 1o.lArs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
s.s.ra.,. Aas. n.


Postmaster Gsn-r.l wsnsmstsr 10 Ia H.
ton
IN Engiish sypdic.i- ha. ps.ds an offsr 20
. for,isni, Orr. trv-ery.
Fouri--a isfsys,t., Ia. regulator, ger.
cotnmittsi 10 Sail sithOot bAi
III indianapolis Philsisiphl. g.n- -ss
-.s Tc-iI.sosi On acrsant % r.in.
4 state As..iAtion q. Confederate vsi.r.
ans has t--n organir.i At Atlanta, Ca
Yacht. Fstuns. Titanls sni Tom.hs-s
-ou tn .I--ial raw. decided % Newport
TO Amsrlosn. lot their live Ia trying
b. r.scu. eight miners from burning mine
Ia nstioo
TIE inisr,iais commsros commission -ill
no. Tolerate Discrimination In telegraph rats
bY railroads.
The .an o, Schuyisr Crosby against Ras-sll
lIarri-on has l.-sn removed ~ The Unils-i
State. circuit coart
John Suiton. . ~~althy Indiana farmer.
u socus~i q cuusllfing 81 sscurv The murder
u I've % hi. nslghboT.
ssnsior voothse. heartily sustain. A.
to,nsy General Mnisr In hi. orisr b. hAv.
Jssilcs Ped Ifv,sc,si
Sss Yak psodvc. dsalsrs estimate The
10. % croT- fruD The r~osut src.-.ive rains
a. wi ~ into ib- millions
Ciarvnc. Bel q Nss Ysk as .hot AMI
lillci In The Adiruudacss by . oomI-nlon,
Mo mis,aos him &C. dor.
Pswhsvs t-sn sgrs-i upon Zoe the dl.-
uibutioa a. Johnsio~u. Pa. q over OIL go.
90 m,f. q tbs r,lisf funds
Ihs ,ity % Nsu llavsu ha. plsc~,i an
issue q M o u .chosl bonds -ith W. 7.
Hath & c.. oiSs~ Yors. at tiu
Al th. clu.s u tn traJ-hoo,ing ioarns-
usat 81 tsscou ,afk. western mafksmsn
dsi.a,s,i Mss.schus ,ts la . team match.
Congressman Dinglsy thinl. an srtrs .-.-
.iOn % cOuEr--s wtil D. csll~i, ani that tariff
change. I'LL - the ir,t matter ccasiisr~L
A csblnst cfisls has len canss.i At Buchs
rat by Tie ,.lsnation u Gen MsBo. minis
ter u -sr. sni n iAhovsry. minister u
fsfslsn anAirs
R1.sin has Irr-sni~i % the Cork Hin
srhol Zoe giTs cas- q rarv AMI custly
minerals, sions- and gems. incluiins i've
uncut brazilian dlamouda
Mr. Hsrrisa visited New B~ifo<d y--,sr.
day &c fee hsurs 90 The gussi q Congr~-s-
man Randall. and sfisr~ard took The train
ff f.n River. "a route for wsshlngtoa
Pr,ssisnt lIsrri.on rsturn~i 10 Washing.
too yesterday sitsfncoa lie viii lsav.
Washington ths evening" for Deer PARK.
Ns,t Tuesday be oil start Zoe indianapolis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Their d. liiils cousolatiou Ia reading
Ia The papers able cs.sys CA The ART ~
keeping cool during the heated term,
And la catching glimPses ,on paper -
lovely outdoor vacation scvne.. and In
perasiug learned disquisltion. Ca the
beautiful summer climate % Maine.
Then NJ frr another bod 20 coal into
the stove. and. after thaWing out our
hngvrs. ~ and scrape thu mildeW "a
cur TEAMS .hor- and pack them away In
flannel. and book out Al the leadeu skies
sud The driFTling rain. aud wonder II
therc ever VA such another summer.
rhe "a l.. a. rvgaris The weather,
Maine has taken her shar~ With the ret
% thc United states. and Il hasn't hecn
heated. 90 a dry. or a pleasant summer.
Eforts % make h appear 80 would D.
comical II they werr not pathetic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
ru...i.,. Aas. IA

II. artist. Bslisru,An. 10 d.~i In i,ooioa
Fishsru'sa rspori poor succ.s % The Grand
hanks
Assistant secretary riebsaos "a rsporisi
snmsvhai t-,isr
A sg-e,iy .stilsnsni q the suhjec, O, gOv-
sri.rnsnt tslsgraphic rats l. sSI~c,-l
TIE Vlllas. % Sachssntsrs. waliecs. Ger.
many. has t-sn sntir,ly DESTROYED by nrN
TIE go,sruor u Alabama |. ds,ermla~i 10
prv.sculs ne lawysr -ho fough,s duel In
that siats
A vaiuahls barge !. aground AMI to
stsam.r. ~sFs dssnsT~i by ooliision In Mich
gan ~aisr..
Cen Tanner Announce. that h. Il not q
candidate Zoe The oric- q conmsusisr'ln-
q ths Grand Army.
Railroad Ias.-ngsr rate. --~m b - In
much q muidis AMI = general var Il
.mong The possibilities
It's g-nsraliy Agr---i tia, the rvosni In
suu-ction ., nonoialu "a. inspired by ns-
tive hatrri II &c, "a rsntrol
Minsr, al Asy,-n. Col. rvy-ort HAS, op<n-
ins up ~onisfful cave. In which -,r,
faunl t-Siis. q human t-lng~
Coagr~.siaan relion puhlishs- an article
sustaining the right % the unlt~i stats D.
sIciusive couirul - eastern Bshring s~s.
A tig n..i % British tramp steamers 10 ~
pris.i On ia way b New Yors b. csptur.
The carving q prOmi-d large shipmsnt'
b. Tie We, Ibii-.
ChArls. At-ooi. . farmer. living near
or.ng.. Mas. iisspT-sr~l Last saturday
night, ami there arr reasons for susT--c;ins
that b. has ts-n robl~i ami murisr~i
4 Jstitiou In Insolvency has len nl-i by
ths nrm % Bro-n. sle--s & CiArks Tb-
Rl,sr.iis sni os-~xo Wooden Nils Gun
pAny has male an assignment There u no
news % rrrasuryr nrosn
TIE Nsw HAMPSHIRE commissioners have
rvT.ostsi 10 tho legislature their fsilurs 10
ssr-e ~ith the Massachusetts, cCmmis-ionsr,
On The dispuisi boundary qussiioa Tbsy
rvsommsni that N. Massachusetts, claim v
coBcs,isi. o. that the matter u dropI~i, %
tia, The unitsd states suprsm. court L. az
r...t.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20


The archbishop % BorieauI 10 desd.
hyrisds Of rata ar. s-srming On fields In
Terra
Much dsmsg. va done ct Ashbury PARK.
N. j.. by heavy storm
Tie giut q cal In the market has delayed
the intended sdvsnoe In rric~
There 10 danger q q connict between citi-
ssns and restless Indians In Colorado
III rumor~i that Franc. vii sodesvor
30 srtrsdI,s Gen Bouiangvr from Engisnd
Severe storms have o.us-i heavy proy>rty
io-ss- In the Missouri valley. Ksntueky and
Ohio
A Mil~suk~- mother gave her tvo ohii-
drra an infusion q poppy ssris With fatal
result.
Two men Yer. kili~d by the srplo-ion 81 .
,hrcshing machine engine near Norton
vile. Va.
Capt Phn W. Mckinney has received The
Democratic nomination Zoe governor al
Virginia
JACK Gortoo, Who rOL,-d an sir<.-. train
a clipf-r DAP Gala. last Christmas, has
conf~~-ed
r~snty PERSONS sr. reported hiii~i by
lightning during The recent storm In the
Missouri, valley.
A Mil-sukes lady captured . burglar. but
While shs soaght . policeman. the rascal
e-cspsi from . nsightof.
The special beard 90 inquir. Into The seci.
dent to Oh. cruiser Bc-ton. has concluiei i,s
iabors slr -esks vii IL n~crssary Zoe TO
psirS
The commi-ioner q internal revsaus 10
In e,rpe-t In deciding that casks % packages
previously hllsi at q distilisry cannot 10 ~
nli~L The disiillsr are erpsct~i io MAKE
vigorous prOt~st
Mr. John Richter vas instantly kiilei by
. train on th. Hartford sni Conn~c,icui
Western railroad. near Hartford. Com.
shs vas walking on the track. and, bsing
deaf. dil not hear the usin
Announcement 10 m.is q ths death %
Emily Duncan, once . famous figure In bur
L-lu. Lydia Thossg-oa brought ber io
tn. oountry. ami bsr mss.v. t~.u,y osu--i
q sensation II Ia ali that shs did In pow
srty.
Ei-in a. blake % Stockton. Me-, sgci IS.
employed In the construction department. q
th@ nichb1rg rsilruai. ~ss strpck by an
eas,.toubi srpr~-. and Instantly kili-i st
Coocori. Mas. lie ie.v-- . widow residing
at Stocktoa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
Aug. Ia

"Wednesday. Aas. Ia
Tb~r- 10 No doub, thai the Cbsfos~ss ~iii
r.fu.s b Ill their strip
A Maine Central p-.sngsr train -as
-r-ckei st Brun.~ick. Ne
Sir heat. ~er. trot,s.i In the graf $1,000
rac- AZ Rochester without r-sult
Collon,. the Minneapolis fOrgsr. vas hsi
IN 81. ouo hail for the grand jury.
LArs. numhsr. % Bsvtisis stirnd~i sas
Vineyard association m-s,lng Al Cottage
City. MAs.
Canaiian siitors con,inu. ~ write sI
citeily over the Bshrihs S>s affair.
Allsn. the Nsw York railroad president.
pissi~i guilty 10 an Ovsr-lsos q STICK
Huntington. the tennis player. Vas severely
injured at the Narrsssnsstt pier gsnss
Et.Hing Milan aud his divorced wife
proSnis- b renew their quarrel In Belgrade.
The blll ~ establish hoard % hank COM
missioner. Ias~i the Ss- Hsmp-hir. -snsis.
The prOpo.-i hOas % commons petition In
favor q Mrs Msybrick has b>sn abahiOuei
A young lady at New City. n. Y. has
did from eating toaistools mistaken Zoe
mushrooaS
TIE lambsr q John browns scsifoli Is 10
L. exhibited - get funds 10 srvct . brown
monument
Stevens. the blcycli.,, finds hunting Zoe
Stanley In African fssthesss- almost too
heavy job
An explosive machine was sent 10 ID. /.
BAXTER q TIE LsIingtoa lKyl Leader by
unknown parties
TIE moius yivendi hcenss for American
hsbsrrnen are aid 20 10 clever trick % .
Canadian Official
The Grayllng. ntanis, Quicksiep and
gorllla w.rv the winners In the New York
yschi squadron cruise
The New Haven club has released Left
Fslisr Galligsn and Pitcher s-ortAeh.
s~ortsch viii protstly 20 10 rorOuto
Longsires, won the big race at Monmouth
Park for the Omnibus stakes. dsfesting
Proctor Knott. Salvador and other cracks.
chakir PashA. the new governor Of Crete.
announces that be Win pursue libsrai policy
which vii BE- satisfactory to the Chris,ianA
A tug crashing into . bridge ct Montreal
caused . panic among pedestrians orO-sing
the structure. and two women and several
ehilir.a we're severely injured
The Shah Of Persia has scattered dscoes.
tions broadcast q n Europs, premiere dan
s.uss recently Appear.d on . Vienna stage
wearing the ribbon % the Lion and the Bun,
the gift q The King ofsKips>'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Rsporu Of the nood si Lincoln, Nsh. were
much srAgEerst~i
IL 10 announced that Bulgaria VIII pro
claim her indspsndsoos
A whole block Of buildlngs were destroyed
by Ere ct Jacksonville. Pa
There 10 talk of coatinuing short time In
English cotton mills four weeks longer
Justice Stephens has confsrrsd With Hons
Secretary Matthews about Ma Asybrick'
cas-
Kilrsin and Sullivan yer. indicted yestsr'
day at ParviA Mis~ xiirain has bseu
arrested
BY the co,larss Of building at Chieayo
that had been guttsd BY fire. . number Of
vorkmsn we're buried
Jefferson Davis has written another isstss
about the ''impsrishabls truth for which
the Confedsrsts soaiisr suffered
Prince Bismarcks organ Eives notice te
the German Colonial company that 70 must
noe sncroseh upon Easlands tsrritory Ia
Africa
The Atlanta Constitution makes Q reply
10 Acting PostuAstsr 0sosrsl Ciaskson. ~
futing his stAtsmsat In regard 10 ths die
turb~ncs In Atlanta.
The executive committss Of Bate college
have ehossa w. u HartAhorn, Of the olas
q -. instrsesor N physass asd geology, ~
department. q ~ Ass 1rstsssss esaslsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20


A heavy earthquake has tssa Eel, around
S.rstoga. y. Y.
seven business bulliings we're barp.i 81
Hammond. Ind Loo tn.on
Er-s~cr.isry B.ysris marriage 10 Miss
Clymer Ia not to occar t-fore autumn
Heavy forest fr-. srv raging In MOn,sna
AMI ether north-~isrn state AMI terrific
ries
An mcr~s- q Alsry to thiri-clss. pu-i-
master. !. 10 b-xin Wien The commissions a.
Into sf~rt
A hlo.ii--. duel ~ss fought t-t--sn Pat
rick Calhoun and J. u. wllism-oa near the
0~orgis nn. In Alabama
Mayor Grant has spyoint~i four commi,.
t.. to DO tiss preliminary -ort &c the inter
nstioaal exposition % isVl
The roanihou.s - the Chattanooga. Rnms
AMI Columbus railroad. st ChsitAnooxs, has
t-sn barn~i. 9Th hrrs locomOtivs. Tie
- l. estimated 81 tioo.ooo
Tsoas.s a. Cunning. -ho married t~astor
StAnforis ui~cs, Mis- lAthrOp. AMI ds-sr,s,i
hsr. has t-sa n, ssn 10 death ~hlls attempt
tlns to cru-- ~. An.is. mountain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
AaN nIsInrNr rAxrs.

NiHnn Tastuan. tssturv "a. iz1unir'l north
hf hui ~ lussuh Fafkfr eat ~ tusn
f,al suufh hf lsni - 4 nsfrf anl Ghost
r. Nsrriaeii wssi Ny Porter unr. - srrvs. -,
faiuf.i srn siQ
psns 4 sttsn. ti,s 90 i,,,u...stssi farm knewn
A. ths Ismufl Iattnn fsftn. un lllfam MI.
In .shs-,l ,iistrilt ~ Z. "a srrvs. talucih
So ~
.tiss, T Iun. s..t half - ne ~ snail
hea-s .ni - ~ fa't iliam unaTs' y .,
asrv taius.i ssi. =
tssi Msutnsti. - - i,ni l-'un'ie'i sauih.
ss.t ~ lani - y Lori, nafth est ~
hni n Asxan.isr WAisvufth. suuth eat
~ isni - N 4 liuutrvss, y aefrs falnsi
sssi so
= Meuaan one undivided half - we.-
"A e~us-i with " : Moultan sni ioun.iri
south sast ~ hni ~ Wm anf Town HOT
shins. nafth sest ~ hnf ~ ". v fess,
sauth ws.t ~ los srsvut's obi farm roth
eat by ani - u u. Lewis ani " y. fsas,
. ssrv. valas'i tii
With 4 n siipslrick rv.tiss consistinx ~
a.Lt pastur. uo-rt ausi tinii-sr tsn.l thsrv
a. attsshs.l >. asfv. Fsluesi a sis.. Nlso
pastnrv tani t-sunsissi north sest ~ lanil
- Otis Ii~irion. auth ~sst hY lsn.i ~
frankun IIuntrrss east ~ hbii ~ Ashuf,
IIuntrrss s.luth east - fnssh Trvsisel
ant I. o.. an,i :. " Lori. - scrv. ,alusi
Elsa Also messiav "a On Canal hr-ls.
f-punisi uofth ~ lan,i ~ " l. " N,issoths
east ~ lsnd - q ". Oriway, west BY
tanl afC b Mafissufth. south BY lAni ~
ny 4. Go-risin, IS arfvs Nalusi go, ~ u
iiirsm. Aus isth. ls-s ,..,..,
Treasurer ~ the tswn - Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
CONDENSED NEWS.


~os".ts 49, 80
The ,hah has isft Paris for Bsssn.
Robert Parker. . local politician a. Char
ictte. n. G.. ts sss>ssinst~t
Rev. Dr. Bayl.~s. edit~ % TIE Western
CHRISTIAN Advocate. h dad
Al Piper CITY. III, Mr. n. n. Pr.msn and
her daughter were killsi by iishspiax
In q railrosd acriisnt near Rochester,
n. ", two wer. kill~i and ten injured
A color~i boy In Usbriigs. Ma. hes
h.<n arrested hx trying 10 poison his en-
pioysr
or,ecs IL said 10 10 d.~irous % provoking q
EurOp-<n ro- on sccouni q Turkeys action
In Crs,e
rrinc. Ai.sandsr % naiisaburE he. ben
spy.olnt~i b. the command % an Austrian
regiment In syria
A Harvard ssudsni. clerh % the siour CON
Nilsson, has h~ea driven insane by ths
rs.n.c~. % Sitting bull
Willie Riley. . 10 yeaf-oid boy. vss killed.
81 Iomlin-oas cro-slng. Milford. Mass.
being struck by ths Bridsspoft sccommcis-
tisn train.
TIE Msis,hgrg sugar Arms have formed q
liguidsting offic~. with . capital % A0o.op
MARKS advanced by the Hamburg Kommsrs
and Disconto Bank.
A commiti-. from the nvs operative
tailors' unions. accompanied by four poles
otic.rs. sncc~si~i In closipx up sir establish
n~o,s ~her. work -ss going On In bosioa
Rsport. on the coaditlca q wheat IN Hun
gary and the Daunhasn stats Indicate an sv-
sr.ge crop 0ermsn and Austrian sugar
prO-Is',s sv good A rich b., orOp 10
prOms~i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

The participant. Ia the rvcvut couies,
81 muscle aud .kill In Mississippi arr b.
ginning % feel the fore. ofthe law. sui
Ivan and Referee Fitzpatrick have hceu
Indicted. aud kilrsin IA. bc,n arrested
la BALTIMORE Muldoon. >ulliVan's train
81. thought bc.i 90 take himself cat Of
N. WAY. lie say. the matter would
have h-vn dropped II Governor Lowry
hadn't got al. mad up" AZ The gihes Of
ti@ newspaper. how b. l. afraid salt
Van will gvt a years imprisonment and
a flnr % slODO. Whatever l. the cause
% Governor Lowry. activity, h. ha'
rv,ie,mcl himself fully; and II The hlg
brute 80. years imprisonment, the
better portion q the people, ouiside II
Boston. viii not frel intense sorrow.
sine. the above was written Sullivan
has revived a sentence ~ twelve months
Ia laii Well done. Mississippi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
A CENT A woRD

AFTER a .omeshai lengthy discussion
~ the matter. Postmaster tvnsral Mana.
maker ~. Increased the rate to h~ pat
The Western Uuion Telegraph COMPANY
for transmission 20 guyrrnmeut di.-
patches, from /, mill sori. a.. h. hal
previously established h.. to a ccut a
wurd Ther, d. no doubt that The mill
rate ~as helo. actual 49,; and ana an
reasonable comp~nsatiou, and Poet
master Gcneral Wanamaker shows AL.
gcod sense In Increasing Il after fun con.
alteration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

one % the most amusing incidents %
the Presidents yislt occurred AZ Augusta.
In the general rush that surge'i up around
Mr.. Harrison two arms were extended
on opposite sides % the crOwd-one a
small. delicate one. and the other tn
hard. horny hand Of sou % toll. The
owner u one could not $50 the owner %
the other, bat In the excitement % the
moment each thought h. had the hand %
the Chief Magistrate and shook away
right royalty. Then each wended hls
way homeward sstlsfsd wxh himself and
the whole world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

In the Plantation - Milion. int hs coaai. ~ 'i
fort. fuf ~ YEAR -.
The foliusing nst oftaNes nu -. r.iti
resident owner in n fani. ~ WIZ
year t---. in hllls fun1mlttfai a. iffrIs
sollastar - ali I'lantatlsn nn ti.r D. 'f M
t.-- has t-.su retlfuel hF him Al uIf t
Ing uuTaid on H. lth dar ~ iuur. I--
csftihcate - that Hate ani nus frHHa
ant notice l. hereby xifsn thai N 81. a'
tsrvst sni charge arr ne pail lni. O.
20 All Plant within riEffrsn ul0UfNf NJ
date the commitment n ssii tiI.s FL
rtal estate tAkei a. stll D. surfirti 7.
Amount due thsrvf1f lnflu.iinE inif.ft
charge gill uithuut fufthsr nHta.
ruhuc auftinn AZ ms huu-s in sall "A
Million. on nersmlsT a. 1th. lr-i an
afteFuf-1n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Ceuer,l Mucheu .av. th~ militia ar,
going into camp thi. wear Cor husiness.
With permanent quarter. well httoi zap.
and an the moral ,rrct. ~ the rcccui
'couri mar.hal~ On their minds. The hovs
ought O. pay good attention o. the mili-
ary .iie ~ their hus.ncss. ihis year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Ellhu stevens Of Belgrade died August
lOth. aged lOl years and six months.
lie was a volunteer In the war la lsl3.
At the time Of his lOlst birthday he had
3ts descendants. Last winter he visited
the Legislature and a recess was taken
and a receptiOo held In the old mans
honor.