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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
L.ockn.a Mills.

The saw mill 4. now shut down for
week OF so 10 be repaired.
The young people with The help OF lev
older oas. OF this place are preparing
. drama which will be played In about two
weeks.
LIS, Sunday morning. the people were
aroa.ed by The alarm % Gre from the miil
whistle. Everybody fastened % the place
where the Ore was. bat 10 their surprise
:, VI. only The chimney OF Nj. Tsoee'"
house.
The family OF Mr.. Folsom will occupy
the house on the corner opposite the depot
for .hor, time un,il their own house IL
vacated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
West Paris.
Tn , eomm'pe,d on ten hours time In
-. 40. f.rsarx Nnnfav

Tn commsncsd on ten hours time Ia
/ the chair factory Monfay.
George Lurvsy has got . Job on tbs
Portland end Of thu q. +. X. r.. braking.
Al q meeting Of the citizens 81 ths
/ school house Saturday evening. feb. ~,
they appointed q COMMITTEES of thrte "a
solicit subscriptions towards Ore depart
meu, for this plsce, via Dr. q X Yates
John Willis and II. A. Coma.
The stsk.s broke on four car loads OF
lumber on the grade aut Distributed the
lumber all along beside The usek for quite
distance.
X. N. Humphrey fell while crossing the
rail- road track and famed his hand and
wrist so that he IL unable % work.
We understand that Ethan Wills offers
his stand for sale.
EH. Jadsin. OF Portland. Ia IN town.
Pnsumonis IL raging In our village.
Ella Scott the station agents oldest
daughter, died With IL Wednesday. His
other three children ATE sick with The
same disease. Ella was . nice. lsdJllke
siri thirteen years Of sgs, aud vss loved
ard respected ny ell who knew her. Les
than Q week before she died she attended
the Juvenile Temple Of which order she
sss . member. The funeral services yer,
held In the ohspel Friday Afternoon. The
Juvenile attended In body.
T.. n. Judkins IL very sick with pn.u'
nonia. and Nellie Swan 10 quite sick with
the same disease.
Mrs. E,h.n willis who hes been sick
for Q Long time With creeping paralysis.
passed away To the better land, FEB. %.
Mrs. Willis Was q noble woman. loved BY
her neighbors aud respected by ell. Mt.
willis has Loo, = good wife and the Meth
oils, church Q worthy member.
George EiiIngwooi has gone 10 Mas.
.chu.e,,s on business for the new chair
nm The nfm name 10 10 be Pioneer
Ch,lr Co.
The Norway Light infsntry bad their
dfill and ball In Duahsm's Hall. wednes-
day evening. Qaite large company were
pfssen; ba, mos, Of them were non out
% the place. Music Vas furnished BY The
we-, Paris otehssirs and supper BY ID.
A. Conn.
Miss Minnie Piammsr OF South Paris,
gives music lessons IN s,uienn In this
place every Wednesday.
There Ia qalts prospect OF our having
pablic library Ia the place. j. w. Rams
dell IL circulating . Subscription paper 10
raise the necessary smoant 10 start one
With.
The dls,rie, school closed FRIDAY. and
the slnsing school closed Friday evening".
The dancing school closes next wednes'
LAY evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Sweden.

TIE bad travelling Murdered nsny from
attending the band socishle OF The -.
About hundred were present however
ant q ,,es-snt tine vss reported.
The ORTHODOXY Circle viii nee, with Mrs.
Stone the 2stL inst A pleasant time IL
expected.
MM. Hsmna I. hauling ash TO Browns
mill Al North BridgtOu.
John Fiint Il ., work for John Wilson
Edwards and Evans have rnishsd drill
iug their veil az frysburs. depth. ninety
feet. I've inches
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
South Roxbury.

II. Jsnpe had . narrow escape from .
serious accident A few days sso while
engaged Ia cutting poplar . large timber
fell. coming near enough 10 scratch his
isoe quite badly.
Transfers are hauling their logs To The
landing while the good shedding lss,s for
In this peculiar winter they don't know
what % look for nsxL
X. Penley los, gooi COW. She alp
ped on the Ice and wss 90 badly hurt that
they hal 20 kin her, hoping they might
save the meat, bu, they found u unit for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Eat Rafhnl-

L. W. Coomh., % Bath. Ne. recently
eanvsssed The Grsnges In town and viclnl
" for he S,Estohoe Fertilizer Compssy
Mrs. Bsplsmin Estss and her daughter,
Mss Etts Estes. have closed their resi
dsnoe for The winter and gone 10 Nasss.
cha.stis
Kinx.bury Curtis AMI wife. from Paris.
visited frisncs and relatives In this place.
Mrs. N. \. Kimbsn has goue % Mssss.
ehu.stts 20 spend few months with her
ehllirvn.
A A. Bssn snd y. A. Austin are a. vork
81 Locks's Nils.
G.F RicA closed NJ. school Feb. Tth.
ard vii rstlru 70 college hfe 81 orono
February Oh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Waterford.

The Waterford House IL vacated for The
present
The Waterford Creamery Company have
housed sbou, any tons OF Ice for use In
their butter factory.
VIII Green bad piece OF steel ~ from
. steel wedge. penetrating his wrist lie
was unable 10 work for several days ea. IL
better now.
Mrs. A. wilkins ana Mrs. y. NJ. Ather-
too are In New York City visiting . sick
friend. Miss Martin.
Everybody Il very busy since the snow.
A. q. Morse has new pair OF horses.
\, 5. Hersey IL gsining slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
East Brownaeld.

Lunssrmsn srs very busy. Tesmlng In
every direction.
Helen GsicAsli remains very IN. bat AT
save Der.
TIE pAinisrs FOR the Msine Central Rail.
roNi have bcen Al work on The sistiOu.
N. I. &. meet every Friday eveniug
The offcsr. fof the nsxt term are
frvstisut whitmga siickn-y Wee frrsl
deaf. Cora " elcs. SO, 1. n. stanley.
some % our good people propose 10 At
tend TIE inAaguration ~ wsshington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Norfh-Weat Norway.

School closed Ia district. No. /, feb.
Let. taught by Robert Mllle,t IL vs Z
very good school TIE scholars al made
good Improvement. a. vel they might ~
der The Instruction % such teacher ss
Mr. Miiistt. Who. although very Young
cannot ~ etcelled Ia bis ability OF impsri'
Ing knowledgs % his papll-. They bad .
very pleasant eutsrtsiumeni al the school
house the last evening. spelling aud reeii'
Ina pieces.
walter Bl.bee Who has been residing In
Mrs. RDlfe'. house Il working In the steam
mill a. Gresauooi and his fanlly has gone
there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
RrvRnf'n Pond.

Lawson W. Cole me, with . severe seei'
dent on the Let instant. by being thrown
down by pair OF runaway horses. His
collar bone Vas broken. sir ribs were
fractured. beside Sustaining other L. aries.
lie wss attended by DIR. Rankin and 10
now doing well under bis care. II "a. .
ssriou. soelisn, and ioub,fal for . while
q. IN the mans recovery.
n e. Bacon will entertain the circle al
the hotel hall. February n. All ate invli-
"a IN attend hl. hsnsnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
North Paris.

J.P. Li,,lshsls 4 Co. are pas,ing In .
car load of bran.
II. W. Danhsm has bought . yoke OF
steers OF y Richardson aud nov has four
fancy steers.
A. Richmond has done work for W. W.
Dunhsm.
Fr.ni B,rrs,t's baby h. been quite
sick.
q, W. Chase has been drawing ssh from
Samnsr for chair stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Mason.
No, much % r,por, this resk.

Not much 70 report this week.
J. n. Bean, E.q and his wife are In
town last now. They were called hons
on accom-, of the Sickness OF Mrs. Beans
pArerts. Mr.. bean returns 10 M,sssehn
setts tomorrow. Mrs. bean will remain
with her parents Tor some time.
Horae. Hutchinson Was home nom Wild
River one day thl. week. lie reports
business good up there.
Mr.. and Mrs Ar,smus Mason seem more
comfortable and their friends are hoping
for their recovery.
ElD,h wheeler IL falling. lie Ia an aged
man and his stay here cannot BE- for long.
Mondsy morning cold; g below al Sun
rl.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
South RoxburY.

TIE inhabitants Of Mexico and Roro1ry
arr .siIstbg NE Qasstion % . mall rVass
ron MEXICO IN soath Roxoary. and Ne
hops tAsy Oil - successful for ne roa,e
. ET~stlv bessisd.
school In District No. 10 progressing
nnsiy USHER %. Instruction OF NJ. Cor-on-
He = very stficient teacher.
Pisn,y % snow and more coming.
saodsy night wss The coolest Ne have
hsf yst
Mrs. Sarah Laid has rsturned nom An
dover. vhsrs sbs las osen spsndinx fsv
aAys win Der mother. Mrs.. NAry Andrews
vss y vsry siek-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
South Bethel.

Married February 81. Mr.. Henry Good.
win OF Ramfori sni Miss EnsT Remission
NJ South Bethel. They we're serensied
Wednesday evening.
Is. Tiuiohlus OF Rnmiori IL hsnllng
wool aud timber from the Virgin lot.
School closed last Friday.
oar debating society will hold . mock
Trial February IS The case will Be .
brceeh OF promise suit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
ErvahurQ Centre.

Yryeburg has . roller that they use In
rolling the roads this winter some twelve
feet long and about six feet high. weigh.
log sbost my hupdred and 10 drawn by
eight horses IL makes good road.
The lambsrmsu are busy ~ bees In June
early and late.
Those that prophesied no snow this
winter have been very much mistaken for
now We have SNOWFALL We want for busi-
ueoo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Peru.

The third was the coolest morning ys,
This winter. registering from IA degree. 10
20 degrees below zero In dlrsrvui places.
The teacher In District No. bat POP
corn sni peanut party for The children on
ths 30ih inst
Iva Cannon has besn on The siek list
he past vesk as well ~ Mrs. Coda.
We hai aboat . foot % damp snow on
The r M 80 that No bal % break roads on
The sixth for tie nrst time this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
DiokvAle.

We have now plenty OF snow for sled
ding and all hands are Improving IL.
l. & Putnam has dashed bis school IN
No. 4, Peru. and 10 getting ready To 20 In
70 The logging swamp with bis horse team.
Thomx wymsn's hand IL doing well.
Mont wiug IL sick with . fever.
G. ". Child 4. o, home from the woods.
A. J. fsrrar IL doing quite . business
logging. lie has four men 81 work for
Lyeeum n Dleivsle the 9th inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Rnnford.

30 degrees bslo-. Monday morning at
lbs place.
NJ. Jana A. Martin hss got hone from
avisit smoog friends In Nss YORK
George futile l. taking In The e.ruish
81 Montreal this ~esk.
kssrynOdy 10 hauling Lumber.
M W. W Stevens l. going N build
osru this spripg tie has got more lum-
be- than n h.s land ~ stack u on
We ar snxious for sOGs entsrpri-ing
esp n bay the Old hotel loo snd hulld-
There 10 no better place for hotel In the
eountry. and the riEht msn can bay ne
property 100 enough to salt HIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Brovnaeld.

We are having very Que slslghlng aud
every one that can Il Improving 10 while
10 lasts.
Fred Le.vltt who has recently taken 20
himself wife gave . reception 10 bis
friends a. The house OF Samuel Brown,
Friday evening.
Another case 90 diphthsris. this being
iAs fourth 10 Mr.. william Sands family
within feu weeks. one child having died
Will Boynton got hurt while loading
logs In the woods.
BERTHE Dargin Who has ben dangerous.
~ .ick OF lung fever I. little better.
G. \. whltney has goae 10 Augusta for
q few days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Dixheld Centre.

Ms A. G. wsi,e IL quits sick.
Toe Dix1eh Grange have . dramatic
eutsrtsiumsnt Saint Valentines day.
VIII w. Holman returned home yester.
sslby Holman 10 siek with erysipelss Of
the face.
Scott Philbrook 10 visiting his sister
Mrs. Carlton.
Singing school IL qaI,s well attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
wilson's Mills.

Ayonug msn by the nsue OF Stiles OF
Dammer. L. sick OF lung fever AZ the catnT
orr A. Twiteheli. Ills father and mother
have come MP 10 take care 81 him.
Arthur Flint came out OF tie woods
Thursday. laid up with lame knee.
snow enough now. J e. Besn was i've
DAYS going 20 Colehrook ard back
The artists who have been up among the
camps for I've or six weeks, taking We've,
are now tshieg some In the settlement.
They have taken some eight hundred views
during their Trip.
A frenchmsn at work a. nsmills Was
carried oat Friday badly cut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Dr J. " Davis, % SoaiA Paris, wAs Al
,ss nm SATURDAY. Dr. Davis "a. formed
, pafinsrsAip With Dr. y. ;. Marshall. ~
esruy % Mechanic Fails. and The nev
dsstal frn % Davis 4 Nsr.hAh starts oai
vita Catering prospects. They VIII have
[. professional card "a IL next Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

TAsoli briek school house hai an e-osPs
Ssiarisy '1rsnoon. IL seems - have
hesu ~ Custom Tor some time past q
tuup Nsae. from the second story widow
on tas saa,iy roof % the shet. TIE nat
urAl rssat foiiouei TIE Gre vNs dc.
covsret ~ Everett Perkins Who vAs pass
az % ~ soou sKunguish-i, All TIE
fAwAra l. sIght
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

A. previously snnoupcci. Rev. G. A.
HAYDEN. % Anouru, vii lecture al the
Unlvsr.alisi church usxt wednesday even
ing. Fsh ilth liz suhl-ct Nil Do,
"wAG Ar We Here fofi- and no one
sho knows M ilsyisns ability a. .
lsctursr can fouot hat he vii trvAi u
interestingly Ainissiou 81 spt % esnts.
Lerturs N-stf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
NawrY.

The steam mill 1t Sewry started Moo.
day. -.
There IL snow enough now IN make u
good doing for teams In the woods.
North Sevry sewing circle vii meet
N J. II. Llt,lehsls's Thursday OF melt
week. A fair IL talked OF In connection
with The circle soon.
oBs OF Two case. OF searle, fever are re-
ported st the Branch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Hartford.

Mrs. Edwin Howard Is quite sick with
fever.
Dan Kuighi broke two Of his nogers .
short time ago loading timber.
Mr.. foye fell In his harm the other
day spd hurt bis head qulis badly.
win Russell Il laid up with . lame back.
Sanford COnant u building an Ice house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Weat Bethel.

variety of weather bat generally
favorable 10 numbering Interests.
All are busy and sick ones comfortable.
The town ofieers are al busy getting
their several reports In form for the prin.
tsrs and intend IN have II Issued and Pot
into The hands OF the voters week before
the annual meeting. The town officers
r,Qaesi al having bills FOR settlement, 20
pass them In by Wednesday. the 18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Denmark.

H5snsIsr MeIptire. Who has been fall
Inc Tor the ln, two years, IL much worse
with no hope ofreoovsry. His brother
odd Fellows attend him every night now.
lie boards with Mrs. ". y Smith
Barnhsm a Morrill, have commenced
msking cans here With small crew OF
men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
RnxhurY.

Mr.. Parker BrAiesn l. quite siok.
Mr. Marble hss rriarned With . number
20 ues teams AMI they have good courage
sboat gs,iing oui The lumber ss The vel.
cone snow comes dovn-
NJ Ch,rlesP. Bartlett, OF Ssvv, Was
In town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

ne nsxt eu,srisium.ai Ofths Trio Club
81 uske place FRIDAY evening OF Ills
u-.k. Fsh. ls;h. PrOgrsmns vii consist
81 ss trsna Dismoat Locks,s followed
~ IS trsgeiy Bnmhssies farioso. Al.
,l.sian IS cents chlltren 10 eents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Asd s.eh dsy and pishi daring this week yea can
~, Il ell druFxisu' ksmp's b.i.Am nc the Ihres,
r,msiy ever sold Coz Tia care q Coashs, Croap.
Broa<kltls, whsoping Cough. Aahms and Consamp-
too. Get hotfls today and hep dvHys IN ~
ssa Ella. esnpls bs<ziss hss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
West FryeburR.

Mr. Ephrsim Head IL much better.
The doctor thinks be viii pull through.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, who came here 70
preach a. the chapel. IL sorsfing severely
With sore face caused by taking cold n
ter having some teeth extracted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
Dixaeld.

Monday, the t,h. vas the coolest day o.
N. season q, this place. 80 degrees be
low I@ro In some parts Of The village.
Plenty of snow now for business.
Birch IL coming In for the spool fac
| tory In large qufntitlss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
obs Oxtors usnuerut.
&" on THE HILL. ."


ylr.t n.rfisi Csarct fre.shiax service svsry
-'.i.V = n -. ~asdsf ~shssl = n o.. Esht.th
$500 ~srvios q - ,. q. Prayer Nsstiars.
T.ursisr HtsaInrs "a fF.s.
T-I,sr.al.st Ctarch. nrv. Csroilne Aarsn. fss,cF.
pr...h..g ~sryies even sauisy - n "a. ssbt-1
~.troi sfGu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

R,u o. Houor being The names % those
srholars IN he Primary school Who have
rot s-<n s,-snt 90 tsriy for The vesk end
lrg FshruNry sth
Fsroif rtaYsf. AIlia Cuifisx. walter Han.
ruoaf ArChis u 90. charlie Wlag. islsn Han.
mOnt
g,.r. m V.v,~ s..rh.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Ne. Yiors Mitchell. % csntOs. former
compo.iior In The Dsmocrs, once and
r,ore recently 10 ths 0sfstts once. Lewis
tos. T. employed In The Democrat Office
tsrlng ne tosn report season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

oar citizen. have ben ''hsrvesilag- The
tee crop ne past seek IL hAs oeen Ell
esrsui weather Cor he ParPose AM =
gr,ai gaantisy % extra Ice aAs Sssn stored
la tais village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

ne County Commissioners viii Be In
session a. Paris to-day, (ruesdsy.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Mr.. X H. Jackson snd sou Robert.
vao AZ spsuilag ne winter In Auoarn.
we're Al Paris over Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

SP. Stssrns. esq hNs been appointed
ssctionssr BY he sslecimen. lie u rSsiy
4, attsni % business In hls line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

wuusn X Green, esQ.. len Las, Wed
ns.ig Coz sin weeks "Trip 10 Boston and
KansNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

Hon Hiram Hubbard ofsrs fOr sale ten
~ ahesu tons % bay. See advertisement
In another colnmn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12
East Peru

Ra'as Gnfth remsln. ssou, The sane.
rhsy Aai Dr. Caldwell. o, Baeknsld, NJ 20
see him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

For soreness OF the lung. b.ihs freely
with Browns Instant Relief. taking II In.
terpally n the ssme time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-12

T,brusry Tern supreme Judicial cosr,
oesus TO-DAY (ruesfsy.)
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-23
THE NEW CHARTER.
The Letter that was Sent TO He
s. M. White.

The Letter that was Sent 10 Hon.
s. M. White.
An informal meeting of the members
of the City Council was held yesterday
morning to consider as to the reply to be
sent to Hon. S. NJ. White at Sacramento,
in reference to the new Charter. 1t was
the general opinion that if it was the
opinion of the friends of the Charter at
Sacramento, and the Judiciary Com
mittee of the Assembly that there
we're provisions in the instrument which
were unconstitutional, or were likely to
prevent the sale of bonds for improve
ments, it would be better to have
the Charter rejected and sent
back for revision. A calculation
was made and it was found that if an un-
favorable opinion was arrived at in
Sacramento, and if action was taken
Immediately, there would be time to elect
freeholders, correct the errors in the
Charter, have the people vote on it and
send it back to Sacramento before the
LIE gislature sdjourns. City Clerk Stiles
was directed to write letter in accord
auce with the views expressed, to the
Hon. S. M. White, and the letter was
sent on the yesterday afternoon train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-23
A Cruel Husband.

CHICAGO, January 22.-Maria G.
Pinther, music teacher, began suit for
divorce from Henry q. Pinther to-day.
They had one child, and she alleges that
from the brutal treatment to which her
husband subjected her she had to leave
him and take the child to her brother
home in San Francisco. Mrs. Pinther
represents that he followed her there
to steal the child; that she
commenced suit for divorce, but dis.
continued the proceedings on his repre-
senting that he would live apart from
her, leave her the custody of the child
and pay her sixty dollars month. She
had her bill dismissed and came back to
Chicago, but she says be violated the
agreement and refused to support her
unless she lived with him. She alleges
that this would be impossible for her to
do and retain her health. She claims
that Pinther is wealthy and receives
$1,000 year in the employ of A. G. Nc
Glurp Il Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-23
The Zanzibar Business.

ZANZIBAR, January 22.-The Arabs
made the evacuation of the coast by the
Germans the first condition Of the re
lease of the missionaries captured by
them. The naval garrison at Dar-es
Salem has been compelled to Withdraw
owing to a severe outbreak of fever
Further fighting occurred at Bagom oy
Saturday. The coast Arabs are jubilant
over recent victories and captures. The
Italian war ship Dogald was Withdrawn
from the blockade. Large shipments O.
arms and ammunition are arriving from
Belgium, England and Germany. The
British Indians are preparing a petition
demanding compensation for ruiz
brought upon their trade by the fighting
between the insurgents and the Ger
mans
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-23
Depot JOttingS.

Mr.. R. Manchester, a railroad magnate
from Providence, r. l., is in town.
Detective Will Smith, the alert officer
of the Southern Pacific's special service
has gone to Yuma.
Mr.. R. NJ. Bachelor, General Agent
for the Atlantic and Pacific at Albu-
querque, is in town.
Mr.. G. Alberger, the handsome ticket
agent of the Rock Island road, has re-
turned from San Francisco.
Mr.. D. M, True, the Pennsylvania s
agent here, left on last nights train for a
business trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. G. w. Luce, Coast Agent for the
Texas & Pacific, will leave for his head
quarters at San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. w. J. Taylor, General Baggage
Agent of the Texas g. Pacific, is in town.
His headquarters are in Marshall, Texas.
Mr.. S. w. Eccles, coast freight agent,
and Mr.. J. B. Kirkland, in charge of the
freight department OF the Union Pacific,
arrived in town on last nights train.
The special round trip tickets for the
Inauguration at Washington will be
placed on sale on February 23d, and can
be obtained from that date until March
10th.
General Passenger Agent E. A. Ford,
of the Pennsylvania system, accom-.
panied by Assistant Agent H. A. Derug,
has left for his headquarters in the
East.
Mr.. W. G. snedaker, the Denver and
Rio Grarde's hat-winning representative
and Mr.. F. w. Thompson, the staunch
Democrat of the Rock Island system,
left last night for San Francisco on bust.
ness trip.
Delays on the Atlantic and Pacific
made the Santa Fe overland nine hours
late yesterday. 1t looks as if an over.
hauling of the time-card between Kansas
City and this point would do some good
as the overlands do not run on schedule
time once in ten days.
Mr.. J. B. Quigley, of the Burlington
has received from headquarters very
handsome calendar, gotten up for the
agents with special care by General
Agent Eustes. It. is headed by a fine
steel engraving, representing the chariot
race in ben Hur," which was painted
by permission of General Lew Wallace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-23
They Neglected to sign.

SF. LOUIS, January pa dispatch
from Austin, Tex, referring to the blum.
der committed by the Presidential
Electors of that State in not signing their
names on the envelope containing the
vote of Texas, and the non-acceptance oi
it yesterday by Acting Vice. President
Ingalls,, says:
Governor Ross Immediately tele-
graphed all the Electors to meet at Austin
at once and prepare another return.
There is some chance of not being able
to do this in time, as some Electors live
in remote parts of the State. If there is
delay on their part or the loss of even
two hours time on the part of the mes.
senger, the count will have to be made
without Texas.