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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

The friends of Hon. J. r.. a. P;ikin
OF New Orleans have indited a petition
10 Preetdent>elect Harrison asking that
be be placed In the cabinet. A memo-
Ital having signatures of Representa-
iIvss OF the bench, OF banks, OF ex.
changes, etc, is being circulated In New
Orleans and Dallas. His familiarity
with Texas affairs is owing 10 his for.
mer position as master i'm chancery oil
the Texas and Pacific Railwsy.-Da,
las Ne,cs.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

We notice the arrival of several fam.
lilies who are to settle on the tract of
land recently purchased by Father
Obeniorsi near the Catholic church 10
the Smitbport neighborhood. He has
purchased u large tract of land and II
Is his purpose to settle u colony of
Catholics on IT,. They are building q
monastery and will have fine educa.
iional facilities. = MdnS6eid Democrat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

The uiterances OF Gen. Harrison on
tho Southern question are like the re-.
sponces OF the Delphic Oracle ia ancient
time. They can be interpreted to
mean whatever the listener is anxious
to hear.-N. \. Star.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

G. STANDIFER & CO.. VERSUS
J. A. CONVICTION. GA C. LOWERY
wARANIOR,) NO. 1883.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26
SliElsIl'E'S SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF OuACHITA, FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26
SifERiF'S SALE.

THE STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH
or OGACHiTA, FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

GEORGE WHEATLY, NO. :9,7. N. p
COOK & CO.. NO. 29Gi, VERSUS T.
WHEATLEY,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENIRE FOR JANUARY TERM, 1889.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
or OUACHITA. CLERKS OFFICE,
ETErTJ INSTRUCT COURT.

DEIr KNOWN THAT ON THIS STH
u day of December, 1885, the undersigned
members of the Jury Commission, in ana
for said parish, being quorum thereof, by
virtue OF the provisions of the law, have
this day met at the clerks office Of said
parish for tile purpose Of drawing jury to
serve at the January Tern, of the Fifth j. u
I FOURTH MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1889.
and after having complied with the requis-
itee Of the law, W. i. Morris, one of the
ers. proceeded to draw fifty ballots, will,
the names OF persons thereon, from the
general venire, to serve the first week OF
said term OF court, as follows:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-26

And the Same commissioner proceeded
to draw thirty additional ballots contain
ing the names OF persons to serve as Jurors
at the second week of said term of court, as
fOllOWS:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
OPENING OF PROPOSALS.
FoI Building the Addition to tho State
House

There was large number of contractors
and builders a, the State House yesterday
from different parts of Maine and Msssachu-
se,ts to be present at the opening of the pro
ppssls for building the addition to the Cap-
tol. The State House commissioners we're
in session at the Governors room during the
entire day. They received 80 proposals in
all, several of which were for building the
whole structure, but most Of them were for
specific parts of the same. It will take all
day today to tabulate the bids for the infor-
nation of the commissioners, who will meet
again at ten o'clock A. VI. tomorrow, to ex-
anime the same and to take definite action
thereon The commissioner. learned enough
from their examination Of the papers yester-
day To announce To the public the gratifying
intelligence that the whole of the work con
templated by the legislature for enlarging
and improving the Capitol, will be accom-
plished within the limits Of the legislative
appropriation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
LIVELY STATE OF AFFAIRS
Over the distribution OF Navy Yard
Patronage Between Two Portsmouth
Republican Clubs.
.PuRrsAoUTH, y. H., Nav 2O.

PoRrsAoCTH, \. H., May ~.
A lively state of affairs exists among th,
republicans of the city at the present time
which is fast developing into Il quarrel Of III,
largest size, over the recent appointment OF
several foremen of departments in the navy
yard. Several months ago two republican
clubs were organized, one composed of the
older element and the other OF the younger
When the distribution of the navy ward
patronage came up both clubs had candidates
for the respective places, particularly the
positions of fore man, spar-maker, plumber
ami calker.
The candidates for these places were
recommended by the older element, being in
each case men who held the position for a
period of ten to twenty years previous 10 the
change of administration. The Young Mems
Club presented the names of Clement
Wate rhouse, Edward Mcintyre and VIII
lard Sears for the positions. These three
candidates have hosts Of friends and when
the news of the appointment of the former
as foremen was received here tonight their
friends in both clubs were very outspoken
and bitterly denounced the action of some
who secured the appointment for the sue
cessful ones. Prominent republicans stated
this aftei noon at the next meeting of the
older club over fifty members would with
draw and join with the younger club. The
appointments are the only topics Of converse
tlOn on the streets tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
BIG, SOLID AND SERIOUS
Are the Problems that England Will
Need to Solve that She May Retain
Possess Of Canada.

NEW oEk, May 70.
AuOuawa special on the relations between
Canada and England says
Lord Salisbury and his nearest advisers
think if England il to retain possession of
British America She will be under the neces-
sity very soon of undertaking a vast and
costly system of military and naval establish
mcnts on this continent in order to keep pace
with the intended expansion of the naval
power and defensive strength of the United
states and that of other maritime countries
with which England might fnd herself en-
gagged in case Of a European war
The feeling is that England must either do
this very soon or Withdraw from North Amer
lea and leave Canada to work out her own
destination, in her own way and without fur
ther Interference from the colonial office.
Il stands to reason that the government
of the Queen should desire to gain clear
insight into this parliamentary movement
a glinst B -itish connection and with an alien
power the nted States The movement is not
a little inronsequential affair, gotten up by a
handful Of political agitators or professional
politicians, but big solid serious fact, the
sober. deliberate policy Of a great party in
the state. party so great that tn next cleo
ton f the Orange secession from the con
servatIves hold good may see it return once
more to power and swaying the destinies Of
the domiaion
The cabla dispatches Of London papers
and articles IN the press have awakened the
ministry At Westminster at last TO the fact
that separation i the inevitable result of
triumph at the elections and now Liberal
triumph at the elections is not only remote
possibility but it begins to look like a strong
probability No more English money can
be spent to insure Canaias safety unless
Cansda's continuance in the empire is itself
insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

A crew of men will be set to work on the
trotting park at Livermore Falls at on"e.
over $1,000 will be land out on and about
the track, which will make it second to none
in the state
,.
al ~, Iack s,,,a,, !, ,a ,t, 'i','
h,ndlad him aye Yns,. a,o vas oh,a ~
mile ring in - or PIG. 1t is said that
Spratt will be seen in Iiaines hands again
during the latter part of the season.
an, sc ~, Io,.,..l,. .,,,.;, A. u
r,I,,n,.a VI -, l,.,ta,. IN - ="
haIIa,k fiI, XoIIia Cy,,, ~. ~
Cn,.is - pr1,ioL Ia, ,.L
,.,;o, sh. 4 ~, Cn.t.,,o, I.,
t,,i.t;. n; ~ XXI,
r..,t 49,. ,-,I,a t;ga, :
.I,ofL.t,as ,,i,,.l ,a,.i =, on,'
nj. Il, MAJ. no lam nt Nollia c,s,, +.
- i, fa.I ., H.. Mn, ~. a.
HI, d.. I,,,..'it.,; i,;
III tt,h i XIII. ,I n -
n; ,,,,,,. I.,-,, ty,.,..', 'p
! he annual meeting of the York County
Horse Breeders Association was held at
Bidiefnri Saturday evening The folov-
ing oihcer. we're chosen President Simon
> Audfers, Blddeford; vice pr' sidents,
Wills T En mons, Saco r. A. Southwick
Buxton; Charles II Prescott, BIddeiord ;
secretary. Charles B Harmon Biddeford ;
treasurer, A. A. DOhH kennebuukport. An
executive committee and other committees
we're appointed II was voted to hold the
annual exhibition the last week IN August,
the place to be decided by the committee
.r
1 i ',y t'Di ~ :" w w"
y lt''"'lN' ~ i'''ei,'' ~ "'e "ot'fi ot
w ~ n''''i''" ~ '"a'
o'n u'rt r. LOU 'as' "i"re P,'ne >"
.ht" "iai "f' - Ip""o' t@hf' )"
H' '' w - h'thA' ufFe
,.a' OF IVY, y iia'"'ne'f, nah, hh,s oy
/ hairooN' hno1' mas fecofn OF " al
~ FtA,' ~ frc"r" vas "A's
W 7uf arr W." p'A'a 'ashy won h'
gpi zen eol. 'tasf fnt tW7 yeaf-oios' She !
larRf "p"n saiteh colt en- smut IN col
Or ana VII lovtr her rtcofa materially UNI
year II no AcciIeht priaH7 het. ohe VII
tot hut'h2 ht 9Ate iaifs a, hahsof an
Lfpl'toh ana mas heeh entered IN TWO race
At ny suc. an onsr of " 'D Tor ne
has been refused Juno full sis
yer 70 Dahat y almost her couh
tfrpau IN everything except s<e. Sh'
Tor The track thls season. Common a hand
some chestnut vesring stallion fuli bfoth
ef % i'laha ana Juno IS pronounced ~ com
ps'ent hor'eHeh % oe one o. me be't cot
th'y ever 'aa ana so"l IunRes' 1pfcl % f'
MN maze a better feco'n 'hah DIANA ha'
re - isIRei open saitsn cor anu hatufh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Quite a Forest Fire Work Hors Sc
Breeders Ta!k Two Exhibitions


There were forest fires m W''throok
"hIch dlu some uaiIag' Nun"ay' ihe
ram VI Nio'''a! P'' ''''' '"''
| The Maine Central has settled with Postal
Clerk Palmer who vas inJnrei some time
since IN the hlhgman trc'dtn'' Tor S"'"o'
| The York comfy horse breeders are talk
ing of having two exhibitions this wear. one
in Corpj-h next mouth and the other the
annual exhibition, In >aco the last week in
August
The 10th Maine Regiment Association is
to hold its two dag. auudai reunion some
time in June at Pennington, the date not vet
having been decided upon The arrange
ments are all ia he hands of Mai. : Cliff
ford Relcher
Tho t,,lio,s ei.,o., tb,, limo of tha II vtor
d. l,i.oa an,lis raiI,a, .trgck Friday owipc
to a misunierstanl log about th, feed part of
their wages Th. affair was adjusted - that
they commenced at uooa, but they madp it
uncomfortable for every body in the fore
noon.
,r,,s +b, ra,fs+o, h.o,olis+ bas sa.t
.,,a, t,,aiIl ,,,,,l t.s Nh ,,eot in
pJ.ti,fnrl NV M ,nI ain antr in tho
So. .aa, Tba+ o,.ans th., tho e,.,,,,1,
viii "a to Lewiston II is sad that Patt.n
of Skowhegan does not care to meet Ames
on tn. track and will not enter any of the
races
,..-..u. .,.;.,,, ,r,s .,l,.,, h,. ,-,,s.,.s
ot ,hl uo;no fana,,l 1Tnsnji,i At nest,cg
I,,ll sa,n-,,a, of,.rnooo Itwas A. .ri,Isl to
~. ,,,,l,+;.,,,s af .b, irs,;,n
=. ,ea',''.,,,'i 80 ,,r...t ,;,b ,,',,
.raqtil,n of naviIiou for ,atiarts and much
needed silence for the thys.cian and super
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
CABLE FLASHES.
Fresh Bits Of News From the Old
World

The House of Lord- Monday rejected the
proposal made by the Earl Of Meath to allow
women to at in county councils.
Henri Rocbefort arrested SATURDAY On the
charge Of as.aulting VI Pilotei, vas arraign
81 Monday morning and bound over in one
surety Of fl00 ani two Of $50 each to keep
the peace for SIX months
strike among the peaaants Of the prov
nce of Milan il spreading A conflict be-
tween the strikers and military occurred dur
ing which peasant va. killed and eight
others wounded. -Four carbineers were al
50 wounded.
A hearing in the case Of person. arrested
for gambling Sunday at the Field Club vas
continued Monday and resulted IN convictng
Mr, Seaton. the proprietor of the club, who
vas fined s2j0O. Public prosecutors an
n0unced that it vas the intention of The
Authorities to suppress all gambling clubs,
hundreds Of shich at present exis, in Lon
don.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
HALLOW ELL.
Suspected OF Theft-Four Candidates
Baptised Personals.

John McCabe, mule spinner in the Hal
lowell cotton mill. is suspected of takirg a
sample valise belonging to drummer, from
the eleven o'clock train Saturday night.
Night WatChman Lord saw the man with the
valise, but supposed it belonged to him, IN
til be was informed by the conductor of the
two o'clock train, bound east that vali-e
had been taken The stolen sample case
was found at the boarding place of McC abe
but he left town early Monday morning.
Quite coBeourse of people gathered at
Ferry landing at five o'clock Sunday after
noon to witness the ordinance of baptism al
ministered by Rev Mr. jordan of Augusta,
to four candidates from the FreeWill Baptist
church. The ceremony was very impress
sve. the singing being led by Mr. Parker
and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Peckham.
sailor belonging to one of the vessel.
lying at our wharf attempted to leave with
advanced wages but Officer Maddox was in
formed and arrested and kept the man in
eondnem ment till the vessel sailed. He went
aboard very reluctantly.
/ Mrs Frank Russell arrived home from
/ her southern trip last Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Amos Smith and little daughter o.
/ Chicago, are visiting Hallowell friends
| Mrs. VIII Lowell went to her home il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
The Admirals 8 Reply.

Admiral Kimberly replied to Mataafa'
letter, expressing much pleasure at readn.
such noble sentiments, and saving that h,
received letter from Tamasee, in which he
says nothing of peace except on condition,
of submission. Admiral Kimberly declined
10 make any CORES spondence between himsel,
and Tamasese pub, c. stating that he
must first 20 before the department at Wash
ington.
Consul knappe said he did not think
Admral kimberly's proclamation would
amount to anything rs the Samoans were
Indifferent people and would read the procla.
nation over and forget afterwards.
Dr Steubel the new German consul. ar.
rived On the steamer Lubbock from sydney,
April 18th
Aiilayl-s have been prepared under the d.
rectiou of Mataafa. and forwarded to the
Stat Department at Washington in refer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
COJDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day,

The steamship Ems from Bremen. reports
that on May Il, in lat tG -, Ion. u she
passed an iceberg about fort, feet high and
one hundred aud fifty feet long.
Wilman 3 Derby, cashier Of the Mutual
District Messenger Company Of Boston,
vas arrested Monday on the charge Of en-
bezzling $40 00o from the Mutual District
Messenger Company.
The Fifth Roman Catholic Provincial
Council which includes the S ates of Ten
nessee Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and Nchi-
gan, began it. sessions At Cincinnati Monday
The sessions are held ia secret AMI the pro
ceedings are in the Latin tongue
The funeral service over the dead mind
reader. Washington Irving Bishop was -ol,
emnzeh MONDAY afternoon in Grace Protest.
ant Episcopal church The interment va.
at Greenwood
An earthquake was felt at the Lick otser
vatory, Cal, SUNDAY morning The shock
was not heavy but the extraordinary feature
Of it was the great duration which i. regis
tered on the instruments For two minute
and one-half second vibrations sere felt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
WALDO.
Eeeiom


Miss Ora Gowen, the assistant teacher Of
the academy at the spring term. commenced
the summer term Of the village school today.
Miss Jennie A johnson is teaching the
school at nifty Village -Me-srs Wilmer J
Dorman and Roy Carter who have attended
the spring term at the academy, return TO
Boston today. Mr.. C. f. Smith has bought
a farm at Boothbay. He is selling part Of
his personal property and intends to move to
his new home soon he can arrange to
to do so.--The principal roads in this tovn
we're smoorhed With the road machine the
first of this month and they are nov in gooi
conditiou.-Mr. 6. F. Bradford will preach
a memorial sermon next Sunday.
.Sedrsm6nf.
Rev. W. II. Crawford occupied the pulpit
Of the VI. f. church. Sunday. Mr. c. j.
uative Of this town. He has been trans
| ferred to a western conference and will 20
west in September Mr.. EDen Cobb has
| engaged with f. L. Bean & Co, TO work in
the store for year.-Sstariay and Sunday
were very hot days. Saturday the thermom-
eter registered from 30 to 100 in the shade
in different localit;es.-Fsrmers are getting
well along with their planting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

NEW iuRs. Mhy 70.
FLoUr-. Receipts. 20,3s pnckHg's, exports. VIZ
barrels, sales =. 30. Repeat quotations Including
CITY mill extra, ~ 3bati 81. patent. t:i5a
D. 20, superhne. " 35ntJ 10. extra No, 2,
D. 20us3 30, winter wheat low grade. " sat3 30;
Minnesota extra, o. 65ati 60. southern -four
dun, Rve fouf dun
WmrAr- Reoript. " w. exports, i3,9sI. sales
l9s, ~, quirt w.Ak No Apilnr nominal. i6s,
No red, 70. No. ed lllsii elevator siassi fob
~ ~ delivered, No. red. 6oIniHal. GRy7 No. !
white nominal, Y3aa3.
RYt duU
Co s-Rece pts "a "a exports. ~ sales. 80
fU -t"Hdy, steamer, l2aiI. No. 2, i3ab5
store and elevator .IIaial delivered
OARS kro.ilts. l13 on. expDr's, 0t sales, Sl,
90. weaker No 8. - DO white 1lsasl NO 2slaxs.
10 white, atta35 No I, ", DO white. ~;
Mixed Western. ls,'aG whit' d1. Hassl
CpFFEr fair, Rio fuit. -
SrpNE-Enw si" idy, refined .tTaiy. demand -
lower crushed 5ast extra Cfustrd. 7in7t, Whts
extra crushed, 1891 cut lphf 2, Rfanulattd ~
rtIFuLrrs hfm quiet, III
PuRE- sieady.
BEEt quiet.
LARn-- dull, western .tsam. u 1oaG ~,
closing u W, city steam, ~ o. rennsd modsr
ate, quiet continent a. O0a7 %, y. A. ~ %.
BUTTrE quia, hrm. western dairy IA
a do creamery, Bali
CHrgsg---- quiet Frsigbts 70 Liverpool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
COLE NAN MYSTERY.
None Found on the Bod : When Taken
from Water.

PoRr~Mot III, n. H.. May 20.
The mystery surrounding the death Of
VIM 2. Coleman still remains unsolved.
Various stories are in circulation. Persons
we'll acquainted with him think he went into
the yard to sleep and made mi:step and
fell into the water. Others discredit the
idea and claim that the victim was robbed
and thrown into the water. 1t is known that
he was in a saloon about II O'Clock Saturday
night and treated the partytO drinks amounting
to - cents, paying for the same with a $40
bill displaying at the same time several other
bills. When the body vas searched by the
coroner no money vas found Coleman's .
whereabouts after HIS have not been made
known and the authorities are very reticent.
Undertaken Fletcher received orders to bury
the body tomorrow Tie corouer's session
commences at 40 Tuesday evening and the
public IS iwaiting the decision with interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

NIINNA, May 20. :"
One hundred persons were drowned by
the reccnt Hoods. The pilsen district is still
submerged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
GARDINER.
Leather Chasers for 80 Police News
Shipping and Other Novelties.


pne hundred and seventyige were in at
tendance on the Sunday evening meetins
-. c,t,-a.;, avn. h,r
~
racks ana ap'aln Iunham re-
ports a most successful meeting with good
.ri,s Tho army ia rai1ioy in favor and
..;,......, sa;d ,o h., ;,,+o-osti,,,, ,rd
''' ''''
Wide awake
Smith. Tobey 4 Co have placed hand
some new delivery wagon on the streets. II
is " hite in color, trim built and light run
ning.
Manson. who was arrested SATURDAY night
for insuting people upon the street, was
tried this morning and fined for drunkenness
which he psid. On the charge of insulting
psrsors he plead not guilty. and appealed to
higher Jurisdiction. He recognized in the
sum of Sl00 and will appear at In Septem
her term of court
Tho schooners Chas. II. Trickev and AL
len Green are now loading ice at the Haynes
G T,wrence houses in Randolph.
About thirty tons of presses from the f.
@ AH.u establishment in Augusta. came
down on the Collins today for shipment tG
BOSTON. Being very heavy stuff it required
considerable time to transfer it to the
sta- ,r1 asa consequence that steamer
,rss ,bout fifteen minutes late out of port.
But few passengers were on board Trask
sent ,hree horses to Boston and these with
several other horses and A lot of live stock
made M a portion of the freight. Among
,hs passengers from this city were Misse.
Mabel Purinton and Maud Trrell, Mrs. j
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
MRS. FOLSOM,
M other OF Mrs Grover Cleveland, Mar
ries Henry E PerIine.

Jackson, Mich, NAV 20
Mrs. Emma c. Folsom, mother of Mrs
Grover Cleveland and Henry +. Perrne, a
Buffalo, \ !. merchant, were married at
nine o'clock this evening At the home of
Mrs. john W. Co man on Francis street
Key. X. B Balcom of St Pauls Episcopal
church otfiiciated.
The guests present besides Mrs, Cleveland
and the family of Mrs. Goldman were Mr.
and Mrs Barry kitch, the latter the daugi-
ter of the groom, and their two sons from
Buffalo, \ Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Finn
OF Detroit, NJ Harmon and Mrs. Frank
"elch, the two latter near relatives Mr.
and Mrs. Perrine left on the night train for
Chicago and the west They will reside in
Buffalo.
The groom is about fifteen wears the SEN
ior of the bride, who is well preserved wo-
man of 45
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
SEASONS SPORTS.
Game Between Mason and Weiss Decides
the Chess Tournament.


NEw losA, Nav 20.
The chess tournament closes tomorrow
The game between Mason and Weiss will
decide the winsers Of the first. second and
third piizes. Ii Weiss wins he gets the first
prize. Tschegorin the second. The score
stands Three highest rsehegnrin lno
more TO play - games wln. . lost Weiss,
2s l-2 won, . ~ lost GunsberS 2s - won,
2 lost
The other places won are Black hurue. 9Th
Mason, sth prize. Games tolay, Mason and
Martinez drew on Peuoff's defense: Black
burn won from Burn On Ruylapezs open
ing; Gossip and J W Baird on Kings gam
bit offered by the former AMI declined by
the latter Lipschutz won from Harlem on
the same opening.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
Pair OF Daring Burglars Brought to Jus
tice in Philadelphia.

PIEHADELTHIA, NAV 20.
\ pair of daring burglars ho have secured
$4,000 worth of plunder in thi. city during
the past few months, and whose deprtdatons
in several cities have given them
wide criminal reputation. were arrested here
this afternoon by detectives The prisoners are
Foreman Lewis Williams and Mrs Jane
Stocre accused of numbering Orren Steere
on the night of the 18th of April, lsss
Both pleaded not guilty; Williams in a clear
voice, and Mrs Steere was scarcely audible
The counsel for the State includes Attorney
General Daniel Barnard, County Solicitor
W. II. Cotton, Harry NJ Morse and Harry
Bingham of Lit,leton. + lgar A. Aldrich
and Irving w. Drew counsel for defendants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
BEHRING SEA QUESTION.
The United States will Now Send a
Man OF War to Those Waters.

Inquiry at the department of state based
upon report fron Ottawa that a British war
vessel was 10 be sent 10 Behriny Sea To in-
Nestgate the seizures of Illegal scsler.
elects the fact that nothing has been done
by tins government in the matter since the
issue of the Presidents proclamation, viii h
distinctly notified all nations of the intention
of the United States 10 protect the seal and
fish life from depreciation. At present the
only government vessels in Alaskan waters
are revenue cutters. They will soon be re-
intorced by the man-sf-war Theus now at
san Francisco.