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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-02
NOTICE,


To the Taxpayer OF the city Of Augusta
You are hereby notified 70 bring in true and com
pete lists Of your Iglls and Estates real aud per.
sonal, not by law exempt from taxation, Of wfieh
you were possessed on the af,i day Of April l.-g
and also a. Executor, Administrator. Guardian or
Trustee For the pgrpos. Of recsiving said lists and
administering thu oath authorized thereto the IN
dersigned Assessors % -ad city, will be in session
at their Office in Granite Block each saturday be-
fore the ith Of May next, from to L O'Clock
A. M and from : to O'Clock z. VI. and also on all
stormy days up 10 and including that date.
Failing 10 bring in such lists you will thereby BE-
BARRED OF ANY RIGHT to make application to
the County commissioners for 4bsteiIieut Of any
taxes VIII n may be assessed against yuis-
Bisnks for returns may b. had 81 application
or BY calling at the Civ Treasurer Office
JOSEPH II. VAL, Assessors
BENZ. r. tAsLfS Of
oRRIN WILLIAMSON Augusta.
April /, 1872, aprldkusw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-02

Y.M. c. A. tea in the rooms this eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-02

The stock market looked firmer yesterday
than for some months. May wheat has been
boycofted by the dealers. Atchison was
down to 80 IA. the lowest for many months.
Smith Reid have just finished binding an
edition Of 1000 copies of Labor Commits
sioner Matthews reports. During the legis-
lativs session 2500 copies were bound in two
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-02
0ocol 20oliers.

What's the news. Joef
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evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
wALLA wALLA NEws.


Hunt's Road Completed TO Dayton
Criminal Record.
WALEA WALLA. NOV. I2.--Huats road was
completed 70 waitsburg yesterday. This after
noon train loaded with citizens OF that burg
arrived IN Waila Wails amid great rejoicing.
sheriff Mcfarland yesterday waa sent for by
NJ Rookie, living south Of the city, 70 take
charge Of a crazy man who threatened hfs life.
The deputy brought him in last night Today
the man was examined by the PROBATE iud &c.
declared al right and given his freedom The
man claims to live on Mud creek. but refused to
give bis u&me.
plekpoeket was arrested today for abstract
ing purse containing go from the pocket Of a
carpenter named Chapman. He was arrested
and brought before the police judge. and nearly
rtade good his escape By hack door whIln the
attention 81 the policeman was OF the shief.
The prisoner gives the name OF +. G.. Wright,
and viii be examined tomorrow.
An attempt was made last night 70 burglarize
Mr. KptherEord's tailor shop. without effect.
Rev. Mr.. Downey and wife, Of Pendieton. met
with an accident while going down a steep Hill,
ia which Mrs. Downey was severely bruised. A
portion of the harness gave way. frightening
the horse. Mrs. Downey jumped, and was
tTampled ON and run over. She viii be AL right
In few days
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rAoirro coALlNe STATIONS.
Hawaiian Governments Oflser-Th
Faeo Fawo SITE


wksatSeToS CIV. Nsv. fs-.Recent eonssder.
aean hy he seeFesAsy Of state and the seerctary
~ tfle asyy Of the proposition 10 purchase site
isssda foS which she Unlted States holds thr ex-
efasiye right aades tssAsy nesatsascd BY see.
retAEy FFeliaghay sen ant Minister Carter and
psnzaa gaaES IA ISL, has drawn attention anew
q iegIs assnn Tor the projections OF the tne IN
tefesrs Of she Tinted States Ia sha Pacific.
shortly before the ciuss o. The F8s1esh con
gTsss "a appropriation ct $s0as9 vas made, -
sss distributed ~ the Fressaesf for fha pyatee.
tiiia II American lnfe RESTS Ia ssnsA This fana
has semsfhins Of eeHs3sufial nAtare II raag
be detailed seVoTt 81 The Disbursements via
nss he naasie knowu. ~ far as kmewn. ssch are
she sxfenSas u sle s&saoaa cenu sss1oa a. Rer.
slli last Spssua. fae eess a seadgnx heue ~,
sali@ys. besn tersigu &na Amsfican, Nrsekea Ia
tAe stasm a. Arts sazs March, ara TOO exnss1Sss
e senaiHg giEts ss ne saiasem3s $40 dis
sliIxuisee5 themselves ~ hz4verg aza service
O. tas ass a2oa 81 taAs ssasa In rsssalnx an
saeooFtng faese IN aiszves&
an appropriation of g8sss 90 was A5xaosa male
~ ssssas the s&rae s2aae teHara essAbasshgng :
essasas sskzaoa 81 FA90epzga o. sh4s
sxm nozhfnx las e9sa exexnefs
SIS Eae sHsrhzss xks nzAs q.
q .&8 tons * csAs ~ aast * 81 oea waich i
stssw3 IAers, agE "A has Hos benn Geesaea Ya1
SbesasE - eaAzsS Iaa ess 80 fae Eaa APP o
Essas3aa q = sAe re<ns&s n&Fsa Rpa-osrsa o.
saE tAs ss2seAs as oa.zA
Aasaaszs EtHzae1ly A4s mSsts server ana ~
fwt SpeN EAa s1s0 f07 t1s Proposes sxAuga
- @ 3 aes sesege seese.asy grsey taz as sea-
- esssssss
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AMusEMENTs.

Tux RUNAWAY wlFK-A large audieace J<as
attracted to Turner hall last eve 90 skv1The
Runaway Wife" produced by the eminent actor
Mr. Mckee Rankin, supported by Miss Mabel
bert and q splendid company. The play is an
exceptionally good one IA al respects; II Is alto
ern school and the plot sasclnases the
audience from beginning % end
NJ. Mckee Rkakin's actsns Was perfection. The
character ~ Arthuy EASTMAN, The blind artist is
cue calling for All artist thoroughly schooied
aaa educated IN the most difficult and ardoas
tsuss 81 professional labor. and gifted vita gen
ius peculiarly adapted 10 tbs Interpretation OF
slilsoUis Fuicx Mckee Rankin has q voice most
fascinating. which, ~ SIS pleading
tenes 81 anguish, wins from strong
est heart emotion and sympathy
Miss Maael. ~ Lady Aliee. the runaway wife. Is
q Eaashea actress 80 beautiful IS she Is talented
HeF Interpretation &C the difficult role
sas perfection itself. and her sweet
iAco viii hs remembered very pleas
aaiiy ~ lsss nlzhts attentive aud fence
The Runaway Wife will % given again Co
rtxh, ard sgssEigsg from the satisfaction given
By lsss nights performances, Turner hall wiz b.
packed - he aaosS
GRssxKKDsFtTs CaxPASY. Ill d lske painting
she sfas 10 sp<as IS praise e. GFssmsr. p&vsrS -
sae seattle rahlie fhef are vel known here
ard sasars% announcement 81 sReir dates il al
sEMt As stsisseak ID ts1ssaSS k<Ha Crowded A9zNss
ANu6<Gg frye has soCBre1 them Tor Turn Hall
gAsascr fes FRIDAY aaa Saturday. FRIDAY nszht
Tae RazSlax will - played. sod Ga saturday
afgas ~Tae TtST0sS matinee will also ~
given SATURDAY Afternoon. ssea1ias Il -sFhs
HsrE A. shs Sex Nesk GFag.ass szyss aNr
EAessss' mew qlay. TIE Barxssf." possesses all
EHs sersSuts - laeles7aaa& gnaaYssi around ths
eue iittse fues4eas wAles Nrs- hasnets reaaarca
- ansass saa eAAs@lag. saa tAsFe can l-e no
asssshg &Aaz saa Rsas Wiz rzef stir nsrSsasF es
eess u bss "a sse eiemests az popularity. ana
rs sazs7eS = wei SEzssxsatd Ihe enrtasa waS
Fgnx 20 81 me eaa 81 gAs gAs AID that Is al e..
nxsE aExsziassse oasea et popular lxsees
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rRozEN u THE BLIzzAEp.


Blasted Plains OF New Mexico.
TRrsTDAD, Nov Is.-News OF another sad 70
suit OF The recent anewstorm in View Mexico Is
reached here Some months ago family named
Ptstfs. consisting OF husband. wife and four
Cerriso. about . hundred miles south OF here
The family being very poor, the wife and eldest
daughter came 20 town aud to0k In Wishing,
wafle the remainder OF the family lived On the
ranch. On the 2eth Of last month, the day be-
fore the storm began. Potts and boy named
Mscosh started TO Trinidad for provisions. seav-
ing the fhree other children ct the ranch The
storm caught them on the second DAY, ard they
have not yet been heard from and the prebabill.
ties are that they were frozen 10 death
As there was only q limited amount OF pro-
visions and fuel At the Potts ranch and IL Is now
thirteen days since they were heard from, ii Is
more than likely that they psfished OF cold or
died Of hunger. The mother and daughter are
nearly distracted. A party viii leave here To-
morrow TO investigate
TRINIDAD. Colo, Nov, la--Eo further partiea-
lars weFe received TO- by regarding damage and
loss Of life hy the late snow storm. 4 number
Of cafflemen were interviewed oy representa-
tive Of the Associated Press today. They do not
appear very cheerful. However, they hardly
think their loss VIII be Is great Is At frst Cup
posed. The heaviest losers win be shenpmen,
whose herds have been greatly thinned out
The Denver & Fort Worth road got their pas
senger trains through today, the first in eleven
days A light snow 10 falling tonight again, but
nothing serious is anticipated, a. the weather
has greatly moderated
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GHKHAIss = EASTERN RAILWAY.


City and the Coast.
CuKHAI1s. Nos. 11-The surveyors on the
roats OF the FRcffc Chehaiia a Eastern railroad
reached shoalwassr bay Friday last and have
now started on their return trap y smother
route. Engineer Goombs Told yonf corTesp0nss
ant while at the bag. that no difficulties Of any
moment were encountered. and that II would
not requirs any uncommon skill or money 70
build = railroad ever the line proposed. The
gentlemen Who are 20 make che decision 20 the
Eastern capitalists on che bniIdiug 81 the read
and selection os company isnds AZ the terminus,
Iefs last week 70 pefform that duty. They are
expeTsed 10 have that part Of the business sn-
isbed in thirty days. Untll this Is done not q
i0t viii BE- sold ~ Pacific City, the terminus
Real estate transfers In Chebaiis sFe nHfner-
Gus and conkiune TO he II enhanced prices. A
lof was sold Market street today. IS feet 'front.'
for 1880. Nhiek cost the owner but $50 this
sumner.
try IL found ia the increased afsonnt Of road
business transacted ~ the commissioner. The
session Just closed wBs almost entirely occupied
IN that work. and large nnsabeF OF petitions
granted also q new ferry across the Cowiifx
river, jnsf below Ladae
Professor Everett. who has BEEN testing the
Gay and kAplin deposits in this county, has
demonstrated their great value for are and en-
nmelsd brick p8tfaEy. st0neweEe, p9Fcelain-
ware, tiles. eac. large number OF samples
were burned and found 10 ktaEd the mast In.
tense heat without cracking. The clay for brick
and stonewafe takes on q beautiful enamel
without the use Of any other substance. while
the white kaolin makes just such ware a. lE now
called porcelain aud shipped here in great guam
titles from Europe. The Gusnfisy Of this clay
sesms 70 be enough 70 supply the world. Pro-
fensoF Everett Is working IN the interests Of 4
Dutch syndicate, who wifi undertake tho manu-
facture al these goods n bis report is favorable,
of which there Is now no doahl
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WITH MASKS ON THEIR FACES.
Desperate Attempt OF Three Men to Rob
Madame Julia.

Madame julia
Madame Julia, an abandoned woman living
on Main street. between Third and Fourth. was
assaulted Wednesday night and badly injured
about the head by al unknown man.
she reported 90 the police that about II o'clock
she heard knock IT the rear door OF her house,
Just as she was about 70 retire Going 70 the
door she opened Il and saw four
or FIVE men standing on the thres-
hold, their faces being concealed By
white maskG without . word one OF them
struck her en- the hesd with heavy piece Of
wood cutting deep cash about four inches
long Her screams frightened asay the robbers
and they turned and ran. Scarcely Rware
Of what she was doing. the pcor
woman, with the blood streaming down
her lace, and with nothing on her but single
garment made her way 70 Guys drug Store near
By. where she was AZ once cared for
The wound proved TO be not dangerous and
will soon heal.
IL is supposed that robbery was the incentive
% the assault
The police think they have a clue 70 the sssRii-
ants aud are WORKING on the case.
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CHICAGO. Nov l2--P. McMamna. the man ar
reSfed late last Right on suspicion Of being ~ &.
simonds." was released this evening, nothing
being found to warrant his detention. The
cronin jury was taken 10 the erand Opera house
this evening, IS . diversion from the tedious
trial
Nothing OF interest Was developed IN the
Croufn trial today. The states attorney said the
case for the people was closed. except the se<fl-
mony OF Clancy, Of the New YORK Heni,g who
would Dc here tomorrow On application By che
defense sor time 20 prepare rs case, the court
decided 10 aalourn tiii Saturday. Clancy VIII
testify as 10 a conversation with q sullivan.
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There shah he No dash race wfFen fog hnrzes
three yezzs Old and upEzrss 81 ICES tAas ons
zile, This uaz TIE Only change that bsOsght
ahozf Division. Il belng adopted By > Fute OF
sso 2 Jndga Perkins. Of LetnnfA. and l. Ksek-
iel. Of Birmingham. being the disserfeES
Section :, ID TIA preamble. residing. sThe
Subscribing jockey clEns agree that no ccnfrasf
sor betting privilege b. made with ARy gE0cas-
ton Of boaksaaksrs," was stricken cut. TIE
rule in regard % foal n1sng and fouls was
changed 70 read, sAnyone ruled or fo- fraud
shall stand OF for life" Rule 1so was changed
70 read. sswhen two or more horses start In =
race il the same interest, or owned wholly or in
part hv the same persons, they shall be coupled
and sold a. one hcrse II ali pools. Paris mufuAis
and book beising.s number Of minor
changes were made. and several referred 70
committee 20 report tomorrow.
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Tnr NATIONAL GRANGE.
washington Observation-Disclosures Favored
bv the Order.


SACRAMENTO, Cal. Nov. f1--The national
grange Of Patrons Of Hnahandry was called 70
order At II = "a. today tn the assembly chamber
o. the eapitsa buiiding by Worthy Maste. +. W.
nFl9hsm. % Ohio. Worthy Master Russell and
wife, o. Washington, we're inaugRrsted and duly
welcomed rs representatives OF the new state
grange jarsS iiction OF Washington. Delegates
Tom TIE Eastern states were presented with
souvenirs by the state grange OF California.
Al tae afternoon se2sson Worthy Master Brig
ham delivered tbs annual address. He strongly
favored further legislation againft food sdulter-
ation. no recommends greater unity on tho
part 81 those opposed Ia internpeyance, and
says the hqaof influence cannot be b. ken until
there Is sunh time. There should be, he said.
more stringent laws against hlaekmaii aud to
protect innocent purchasers 81 patent articles Ia
litigation The speaker also referred 20
evils srisinr from abuse Of the ballet box The
speaker favored the Australian system OF vot-
Tag He urged the Importance u the order srS.
tsininE the grange and farming press
Reports from different officers were received
ard dsed. Tomorrow afternoon an address of
welcome viii be made BY +. ". Davis. master OF
tire California state Grange, and a response By
Master brigham
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CHOPPED By CHINESE
Deserved Fsfe Of an ex-Convict
and Tramp.
NIGHT ATTACK on 4 cAMp.
The Hart Read Reaehes paytsn-Tsssna
Abertssn case-rhs oldest Oregon
Plsneer Dyfng.

PosrIArD. nov. 1z--Lsst nsght thsse men
wearing masks ATTACKED . chtnEss w0cdchop-
ping camp GEAR fhsa city and asfempted 20 rob
the cnfnszen The men drew pistols and De-
m3nded monsT. Two chinaInefl. who were
afrsed with hatehsEs. Ezsae = vigorous RESIST
anne.
A general aght ensas6. fn which one Of the
robbers was cur about the hsed and face 50
hndly that he died soon after One Of tie
Cinnamon mns ahct eeTeral nEaes. and IS
siaonght 10 - fsaaiIY wounded. Another rob
be- was also hsfiy chopped with . hafEhet. The
second chiaamAn. although hTea az seserGi
times. eseaped without in5ary. Both OF the
trnnaps managed 20 make their escape and
have net yet been captured
The dead fsbberfs nanae IL Ayrcn Locke. He
il aged about - years. Tea yeara ago be was ar
rested IA soalhern Oregon lor robblng stage
and seat ~ the penftenslaFy for eight rear lie
was pardo1ea beioEe serving ont bis fall term.
He was convicted and sentenced unoes the
name u Charles Bazsstt lie Is said 20 be well
connected IN this state.
me robbers had been proving around toe
ChiEsse camp Tor several days, with the evident
objeet Of making raid. The other twO robbers
win doubtless h. captured ee0n.
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fsaxTisSn. Nev fS.-zfhe fssssarA fshzsry
AsseefAsis has ssw A&sfal0sk GA STARK stgret
wsgta ssssf0a, On sasgA i rtageeas Is egrce a
heesgS easssaAas Ser sats pHfFoze tssy have
sssesase iHesS&sag sAe bSfgest cf Miss + q
sNst8A, a ssAAa0a Il Il pT0psses % ses aside
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II II nat iassa&sa - fA&ks sss ltgeFy fges. hsg
e. esssge aasesAte ssaas. ssN - tests Tses maase
wssxA az wAN sNssee - saley tAe pssrlseEe 81
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AIl-Amerieans Retarn to washington

wAsHITeros. Nov. R-Jnst forty-tvo days
after the morning Of October 3, when tsa special
train bearing the international American en-
cnrsion party pulled out OF the station ct wash
ington. the game train, headed by the locomo-
tive which had drawn il 6,00o miles. rolled til
umphantly into the capital city aud drew up az
the station, having successfully completed the
most interesting and, srom q railroad stand
point the most extensive trip ever undertaken
BY one train. How the excursion hes resulted
IN forwarding the most important objects which
the American conference was called 70 attain,
has been elegantly told BY delegates themselves
through the medium OF the Associated Press
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rhr tharres axaiuss Chief chesnex.

Tk10N1, NsS. ls.--ghe Csiy caaHeil met to-day
@ faxsstIe@te tae eharsxs 81 tarnmpeseasy
preferred against rhlgl uf Folsce Chesaex hg
Caunesira@a HsFSfAil Mayer y hxesWrigh g stated
thas Hefsfafl Ma 81 win seFss
lhea9An uaeved 10 a33eaFn, hst casEhFan
epES&st ibis mottaa, ssAslaE shst there
"a aas srpsaE 20 ~ amy sresnds Ger ire general
eaATss ua ihaAxht tho waats council galghs
* sFFalNae3 "a similar eha1ges ~ ~ were
hshln - nsistAke& Hoaghkea prgosgsl Cough
rNas smgEeesaaaS he afs ret tAink ii
fair 70 Councilman HaEsfals. especially
- HaTxfsA wss iM Aea caAsa na2
- rreSSat tslsls said she nazsssnK Should
sifsssSn wsfheut EAktag zesfou Until speesHc
eARrvss shon1a ~ aaesis 4 sas naslss agreed Ia
aasossn saAseei b. shs eals IF the naAypf. pro
xtssa q ~ sas ssskasteae e0aucltmaa Hersfsll
18th the eisy efeFzs
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EkeeS&. NssHs tSTAs aSssasfs sNFy Kan.
Slet 80 fn&a 1Fe fass lte esuse ct IaSeuAgse bar
tesss sSsse eeasiHse9 ~ ssnees Ass eyNatHs
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TIE Eetgshaase gSaFasS Mexi. saz4s fFsSa&
wss ta2 aaag sksH<@S t1s@snmk US sagy .le-
csses an = vxsases aaAas SO eleSx 4 .
wsaaaesa tas sAe esssaas, - sAhs tsess wsaaa Il
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NF 81 kcsss. wsa = al.eese e hare eo@-
nasssssl me assxsssas esaaas * b'sss$ ass q "a
saRr~@ea a a. - = sse>4x Swa&ssag tae xgr-sss
a 81 Is 4 ! EAEe &.s1zzEss
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THE NEW COLLEGE.
A FAwe-story Building-The First Of
seven Structures.

a NANt~HNHFN NbuEttttEiN- = ttb = AEhN Uf
Seven Structures.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ls--The divinity building
OF the university, dedicated today. occupies
commanding position on a kneil overlooking a
lawn and che Soldiers Horne park. The central
portion OF the building is ave stories high, and
th,, remainder foaE II is constructed o. George
town blue gneiss rock, in the modernized
RsfnanesQue style of architecture. when the
S<ntire plan of the university has been carried
ont there W Il DC seven buildings, which win be
grouped around central park. The divinity
building Is the only one erected II present, bat
sites for the others have been chosen.
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rmE rioNEER FoREIGN BANK.
naaE of british Colazabsa uAs secured
Tennnrnry preIai.eN.

ssFYfl sherry open rs Temporary premises
Of fhe Baak OF British Cslnm oia-s Is On 3
larga sign Ia the wIaSt0w Of tfss north store ~
The nee starr block An advertisement % this
efsrs il also Published hI Ehe
pasx.fsrxxs isssKSCER this morning. This il tie
f-s* sign sua the aiKt advertisement snaSane-
fur ths evcntnx If Bank Of Brstisa Cpinnbs8
in wAsesneson, and 4 assxhs also ~ sa3td flat
THIS i aAs 5 one4T asnang foreign aanks 20 snsaF
h1ssnssS Aege
TAa Bark 81 ngfsish Columbia hAs 3 paid up
czpstal az e. sxs1aEe wsfh poser % Increase, Ess
ose II rs selzpofa-y quarters xbo1f stle efs1 u
TIE gassash- Thexs - 10 daaaz fAss tt VIZ be
Fos,cwsa 81 tbs R9xk o. NassA AaseSe4 hE1
osaer lsr~e Eoseiem an&aei4l lnsfitasSens,
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ne vgsss e slse representatives. o. slt Ekndsr
AEs syssese 81 rAilrosas ia seattle 90 TRsssaS.
wss wholly saa 70 the enterprise q ne wesl-
knewn Arf Of EseelEzaA s Lseweisga. NAase
gnss sAxs mase wa4se hszs sE3 i azsiy gaszA tf
iazfsssse Il sassS Ese1sla Sc t8aegs - secg Kids
sssx we 8 III ~ the rasse. Tass AFu has sps y
s1arzsegs saA7s ~ A9yeziss - = ASKS sessrses
aasS thN a8ss slxa 5aEfs Msaf.9 evexy legitimate
ss<sas faf rssalssalmx 10 sasaBrses. aavAusaass
As.s srzsrsrsEg - 81 Paris - EAe Ea4asa assA
his yssis 81 ske E3a<sFasu parry sEi liogAtsess
* at xrsAs asnaEg 70 ssEsge - ssssy Eeaa0ez
wazs xway enthusiasts sxes - fGsnss ard IN
a rssess nevex@ssr e 81 rrksMrsss
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cArnoLIcs eRowN rrnERAr..
The Han Lifted From All Secret Sect.
cites Except the Masonic.

etieS Gxeept the masonic.
BALTIMORE, Nov. iS.-TEe Saa tomorrow VIII
saf: Probably the most radiesl thing that trans
pirsd through the assembling Of the first Gaia
ole congress was In regard ~ secret societies
Tie Catholic church has long been regarded as
the enemy of every society without its awn pale
and Is cow appears the ban u the church Is 10
be lifted absolutely from every sort OF secret or
ganixasicn except the Masons.
'fhas the 0btee i0a 70 Masons viii also be re-
moved Is confidently expected b. those in the
sesFes and il il said thatit will only be matter
Of twelve months or 80 before any naa mar
opeuly syew himself member Of the Ancient
Order Of FIRES and Accepted Mssons, Is well ~ q
ralsrnhey OF the Cstholt church
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
THE DYING MAN sHRIEKID.
Horrible Cruelty in working OF sFur
derer.

WooDBURY. n. j., Nov. l2-Joeeph NJ Hill
man was hanged here this morning for the MUIR
der Of peddler Herman seldman. He assisted
the woEkmen yesterday in patting up the scat
fold
When the body shot up into the air, distance
OF nfteen feet. the moose failed 20 tighten and
the rope slipped around on the wretehei mans
neck. He groaned aud shrieked, and bis words
could almost be distinguished Is he struggled
with his arms and finally succeeded N sufsi-
GENTLY freeing his hands to almost reach the
rope
The haBgman reached up 70 the moose and
finally succeeded In getting II around so that
the weight Of tbs body rested on the throat. and
the life was slowly strangled out OF the man