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Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
A Solller,a ,Suirllle

NEW YORK, May 1e. -Brevet BrIgadier
General AdnA Anderson, OF Sing Sing,
blew out his brains iu the La ayette
Hotel early yesterday morning and tx
pired Instantly. Mental alteration, in
dLced by noun ain fever, w,s he cause
OF the suicide General Anderson came
to ttc Lafayette Hotel on Sunday night
but his conduct attracted no special at
tentoD uhtil Ills dead body was found Ia
the .avatory on the fourth floor.
1t was Just after midnight when loud
report sounded In The hotel corridore, and
Harry johnson, a bell boy, came dashiug
down sta RS and sald to Watchman
Price:
"some one has been shot"
On the fourth floor locked In the lava
toSy aud seated In front of the mirror,
they found the body OF the suicide. A
bull dog pistol was tightly grasted in his
right hand, mad wound in bis temple
showed where tlse bullet had entered the
brain. A crowd Of frightened guests filled
the corridors, and PROPRIETOR Maltby took
charge OF the boty. At first no one recog.
nized the suicide, and Mr.. Maliby search
ed the pockets of his clothing. SeGeral
letters, key ring marked "a. Anderson,
Everett House, Union Square, New YORK
WY huu hu uunuus IhsS Ou tne NUlbu-
ern Pacific Railroad inscr bed "Eor the
pereonal use Of General A. Anderson
were found. Or. E,iwood Wilson, oi
Fifteenth and Wahat streets, ordered
} the removal OF the body 10 an undertak'
, ing Establishment.
Mr. Maltby Immediately wired to the
Everett House, in New York, and Teceiv.
ed reply that the suicide was undoubt-
edly General Anderson, and they at onc,
informed his family In Slug Sing. Tn,
Generals youngest son, John e. Ander
son, came to Philadelphia, and was me
by General Merrill,o this ciiy,gn old and
Intimate friend. Tie body will be taker
10 Washington this morning and buriet
in the family vault at Oak Hill Cemetery
Geory yetowu.
WHAT his DIARY SHOWED.
a., A peculiar Incident in connection will
, the tragedy is the memorandum whicl
the General Inscribed ia his note book
apparently on Monday, 1t reads; "
feel a great buzzing in my ear and pc
y culiar feeling in my head. Can this b
brain feyerl 1t feels very much Ike it.
8 The suicide apparently carried out b!
4 idea with deter minaion, for he CAREFUL
= locked his bed room door on the thir
q floor and went one story higher to DO tn
. shooting.
: General Andersen during the war wa
: preyet Brigaditr &c eral OF Engineer
He was chief Of Il engineering cor
which constructed the Nortl ern Paclti
Railroad, and was also V ce resident ;
the read. Until his rcsignation tw
years ego he was vice president Of u
Union Pacific Railroad. lie had r centl
o decide to h.com, ore of the directors c
the Seattle Railroad, of Washington. II
leaves wife and fivh children.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

New YORK. May 16.-The body of O
well dressed inan, about 80 calls Of age,
which had be lept at the bottom by
heavy weights, rosa yesterday morning in
the Harlem river, and was washed ashore.
A piece of Iron, weighing over 20 pounds,
was tied 10 the right leg with stout pack
ing cord, also black silk umbrell
There was double case lady gold wat h
in his pocket, and In his scarf pin CT
70 representing an owl clutching Il
cross bar with star on its end,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
When you want crayon framed 90 to
the factory. Yerger, ll9 Shipley 81.



The Br,cklayers' Information al Union
No. |, of Delaware, Will give their ar
nual excursion to Reading, Pa, on
Decoration Day, Thursday, May 80,
over the Wilmington II Northern Rail
road. The price OF tickets, which are
good for two days, have been Placed et
the low figure OF $l.25 for the round
trip, thus placing them within the reach
of all. Tie ride up over the Whining
ion & Northern Railroad, running
along the banks OF the picturesque
BranJywine, at this season of the year
Ia alone worth the price OF tickets. The
trees, sprouting forth in their summer
foliage, the innumerable mountain
streams and waterfalls, descending from
tie elevated bils, now surrounded by
mountains, then darling across RI Il
meadow, the flashes IRON the rolling
mills In the distance form beautiful
81: :ht. They have engaged the famous
Riogs Old Band, who will furnish music
at Inuer's Park for those who wish 10
enjoy themselves dancing, while those
who wish to see the sights Of the city
wi i'll have plenty OF time. One of the
most popular resorts is the summit Of the
Neycrsink Mountains. 1,t01 feet above
the city, which Is reached Lya an incline
railroad. From the top of the mountain
you have an elegant view of The sur
rounding country within radius OF 25
miles.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

WASHINGTON, May lG.-Assistant Land
Commissioner Stone holds thai settlers
who made land entries at $3.50 per acre
within the granted limits OF the Texas
and Pacific Railroad Company (Which
grant was forfeited February 2S, 1855, by
act OF Congrtss) IRE entitled to a return
OF lbs per acre. This decision is male
ON the ground that the act OF March 2
| 80, had reduced the price Of land In all
forfeited grants to tl.25 per acre.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

DETROIT, Mich, May l6.-one man
was killed and three Others fatally In
jursd by terrible accident at the Mich
igan Car Works on Tuesday afternoon.
A gang Of laborers we're unloading car
load OF iron, when some part OF the brace
holding the load broke and several tons
OF iron fell on the men, completely bury
ing them. When tie victims were liber-
ated, Joseph Benscoste was dead aud his
three com panions wore MORALLY injured.
All leave large families.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Governor Bges has Issued the follow
iug order:
MILFORD, De-, May Is, 1889. The
following Is promulgated: Adjutaut-
Generals Office, May 10, 1896. o.,
No. l0i. The following stall appoint
cent is hereby announced: Maurice Mi :
Ter, a, Co ID, First lnfantry,'o o be quarter
master sergeant on the general staff, vice
John 4. Lambsor, reduced. lie will be
obeyed and rcspecteS accordingly.
Ey order OF the Governor.
RICHARD Il. KEENEY,
Adjutaile General.
onlc'al w. r. Nc rABE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
0Eo w. MARSHALL,
Col. Commanding First Rcgt,, N. q. u.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

in the expenditure of $G5, 900 Of this
money can never be measured or esti-
mated. 1t represents the care of four
brothers every week during forty years
of our history, besides the brotherly visits,
the attentive duties. the h lping hand
and the warm syn pathy which every true
Odd Fellow 10 ready and willing 10 grant.
The item of 52l ,00i for "other purposes"
includes lodge expenses, such as rent.
stationery, salary and invested funds.
Tie fret term OF the lodge covered
nineteen weeks, the la t term twenty
weeks. A comparison of the reports for
the two terms may prove interesting.
The report for the term ending March
30y 1889, is as follows;
pI.,RIpfrS
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah G. Cunningham.
were rendered n very pleasant surprse
by number OF their friends from Ashury
NJ. Il. Church on last Tuesday evening,
the occasion being thsir fifteenth wedding
anniversary. They we're the recip.Cutf
Of handsome djn-er and tea cot,
gold glases an J number of ether use.ul
and ornamental prest nts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham were very muth pleased
with their gifts and appreciate them very
highly. The guests departed wishing
them many happy turns.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

We mean TO continue this until some
hody beats the great lung curative agent.
DIR. Simms White Pulmnnic Balsaa,
then we will take In our sign. Mr.. l..
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
a hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat,
boarseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wllmins ton; Philadelphia,
Smith s. Kline Co.. 43l Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Ask your grocer for Mason's Crinkletts
and see that you get them. Don't buy
worthless imitations Mason's are the
only genuine and original vanilla crink-
let's on the market Every cake has the
word "Mason" on 1t. They are simply
delicious. ExquIsitely Favored and al
ways fresh, Ask you grocer for Mason S
Crinkletts and take nothing else. F sale
by the grocers at l5c. a pound. L Err
Ell Bros, Wholesale agents for state Of
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
MILFORD, Del, May l3, 1889.

MILFORD, Del, May l3, 1889.
General Orders, No 33
The following is promulgated:
ADJUTANT GEN BRAL's0FfiCE, DOVER,
Del, May 10, 1886. o., No 100. The
Governor desires to congratulate the oill-
GERS aud men of the National Guard OF
this State on the promptness with which
they assembled and the discipline sud
soldlerly b airing they exhibited during
their stay In New York city and In the
military parade on April 81 last on the
occasion of the centennial celebration o.
tho Inauguration of George Washington
as President of the United states. The
encomiums with which the troops were re-
ceived by the general public Is u source
of great qualification to him aud 10 til,
people of this 3 ate.
BY order Of the Governor.
RICHARD Il. KENNEY,
Adjutant Ger erAl.
GEORGE W. MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding.
Officials; W. II. MoCABE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Ask your grocer for Mason's Crinkletts
and see that you get them. Don't buy
worthless limitations. Mason's are the
only genuine and original vanilla crink-
let's on the market. Every cake has the
word mason" on 1t. They are simply
delicious. Exquisitely favored and al
ways fresh. Ask you grocer for Masonic
Crinkletts and take nothing else. For sale
by the grocers NJ 15c. FOUND. DEvER-
ELL Bios, wholesale agents for State OF
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

No. 10 Z. Fourth street, for all kinds of
Southern produce. Win have on Tues
day morning one car load of mixed
vegetables for sale, such as peas, beans,
cucumbers, tomatoes, new potatoes,
cabbage, squashes and pine apples. II
you want to save money buy at No. IS
L. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

CHICAGO, Ills, May l6.-Iimothy Sui
liyan, aged IL Years, brother Of u saloon
keeper, and Thomas Curry, another
young man, were engaged By Sullivsn's
brother to move a whisky barrel into the
cellar. They found a buckeiiul OF whisky
remaining in the barrel, and, going to a
neighboring hou,e, divided aud drank IT..
Drunken stupidity was followed by con-
vulsions, and in two hours Sullivan died.
Curry, at last accounts, was in a eli ical
cnnl tif n
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

DR.. smms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
wors, of cases without fail. Hundreds Of
references. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith s. Kline Co.. 429
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

for young ladies who are troubled with
freckles, pimples, moth and tan and a
bad skin generally to use liquid paints or
dry powders, for they only make the skin
look well for the time being. TO have q
good complexion you must have pure
blood. Use Sulphur Bitters and your
skin will be fair and complexion rosy
Young Ladies' Magaz ne.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

sos Shipley street, Something new a
useful. 1lnware that will not rust. w
have a good assortment of dish pans
wash boilers, wash basins, water buckets
strains, buckets, chamber buckets. AL
these goods are fully warranted for tive
years or more not to rust. Gail and see
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

The property at No. 5l4 East Sixth
street has teen purchased by 81 NARY
I. A. b. Corps, and it lie Intended 10 inr, m
nish and dt il up as a reading room. me
Rev. Father Flynn is engineering the
matter, aud it Is meeting with goou Gu J.,
couragement. 1t is intended 10 navel nave !.
formally opened next month. oitizens :
who wish to aid In the work can sShu @
their contributions to Father Flynh' lpe
movement is good one, ana We Ircs'
that 1t may prove successful iu every re-
spect.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

In these days of sdultt ration and
fraud, in all btanc, es Of business and
pursuits, 1t is pleasing to know that
there is one medicine prepared which is
strictly pure. Such a medicine is Sui
phur Bitters IN curing scroiula; you can
depend on them every time,
W. B, EvERTs, A NJ:
Che:iivsron, 3. G.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
Mems, Boys, and
Chi|dren's


Mems all.wool,
CassimereS Suits from
So up to SIS, in
fancy plaid and chew
lots.
Handsome all
wool Cheviot Suits
from $40 up to SIS.
The popular wide
wales in 3-buttOns
cutaway coats over
at Sl3 andS15. ALL
wool black cork
screw, flat binding,
in asack,or 3-button
cutaway, $50. Color,
guaranteed. :
Spring weightdia-
gopal and corkscrew
silk-faced, in the,
popular Prince AL
bert, from slS to.
$50.
A good, all-wool
pants in light Or
dark c. iors at So!
A line of blue
suits in best Middle
sex flannel at SIS;
other makes at $40,
$l2, for G. A. r.,
Color guaranteed.
A large and vari5,' J
ed assortment in
Boys and Children'sI
Suits, in fancy mix
ed cassimeres and
cheviots from 81 to,
$15. Children's.
Suits in fancy plaids.
and Scotch goods.
in fancy pleated and
Norfolk jacket, from
$3.50 up to So.
Goods to order a
speciality.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
Lost.

On Sunday, near the Practical Farmer,
an ivory handled knife, containing cork
screw. A liberal reward will be paid for
the same If returned to this office.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
The Warren Clubs Entertainments.

The entert IinmcBt that Will be given at
tie Optra House this evening by the
Warren Club is deserving OF liberal pe-
tronage, and the house should be packed
from pit 10 dome. The committee have
arranged very interesting program aud
will present an athletic feast such as has
never teln witnessed in this city before.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Striker Post, No. s., q. A. H., Of New
port, will hold fair and festival in Red
Mems hall IN Friday and Saiu day even
ings, the Path and 25th inst. All ar.
invited
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

A large stock bought for cash and
marked down at the lowest poin:, at
Stroud's 109 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

We are receiving carload OF potatoes,
and beiog compelled to unload we VIII
sell at 20 to 80 cents pr bushel. John j.
Weiser x Co., llU East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
LIZ@gEzstke2& IF

Photographer, 302 Market street, oilers
this week IL cabinet photographs, one
iGS20 crayon portrait aud frame for $40.
Guarantee satisfaction. Call and see
portiai' and frame.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
MILFORD, Del, May II, 1880.


Circular:
ADJUTAST-GENs RAILS OFFICE, DOVER,
Del, May TO- 1889 1t would be grntiiI =
ing to the Governor and commander-in-
cbiel II the several o'gsnzations Of tbs
National Guard OF this State would Join
with the Grand Army In making the cele-
bration OF tho coming Memorial Lay as
imposing and general as possible.
Tho observance of Memorial Day
should be Joined IN by at / as: all mem
bers of the National Guard, and 1t is
hoped that each company and troop
will on that day In this and in ach year
hereafter be found joining with the
veterans In dong homer TO the memory
Of those dead heroes who helped make
and who helpet preserve this our gieat
country. RICHARD Il. KENNEY,
Adju aut-Gtneral.
Official: GEORGE w. MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding, First Regiment,
N. q. D.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Wigglesworih at the ice cram saloon,
206 Jefferson street, where you will lind
choice ice cream, all favors, cool and re-
freshing. The co lest saloon in the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Go to Smeltz & Coz for choice pine
apples. We are receiving them daily.
Is K. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

FVBotHDIo5 ErrU VTFT'''
Barlow & Weir, of the Eighth street
market, have q good supply OF early
vegetables which they sell at reasonable
rates. Also fresh butter and eggs. A
call ib solicited,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16
EtcllIngs

at your own price at Yerger's, No. 4lo
Shirley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Fifteen best cabinet photographs TO
30C. Beecher's gallery, 3l5 Market st
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

Batter taGy at Fergusou's, II E. I'd.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-16

i.HaMbt IsGEIs a Sons,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03

A disv.teh from rhiiiips, Ma. .ys hat
cuntssss we're sgnsd which Insure the imns-
dlsss sosssrvcsloa " Ne p~oj~rt~i raiiru~d 10
RAngslsy.
A. nesting - co'os~i eitissn. 81 Bcssoa
n was lscided to hold . cunferenos nat
mSash On the snbj-Os u The political righis q
thelr roe.
Mr.. W. n Christian, ne julia Jsckson,
the only ehiid Il stousvan Jsek-on. diei 81
Charlotte, n. e., sftsr two webs sicsn>~,
cf typsosd fever.
Nat Mckay has cleared nearly eD,0D IN
tsuAb frusn ne ale Il bridge that hs buils
In Kan pomhgo 10 carrsss ~ith u . pr
y>soai ton priviisge
II h stairi hat Princes MArgs~s Il fras
IA and Prince Christian u bvnmark VII
shortly ~ tstrvth~i. The esAr~itsh III
stisnd ths eosning rVyai wedding ct Aihsns
ny The marriage contract bstvs-n The
Crs~n Prince u Orvscs and Princes boyaiA
81 Prussia, recently asnsd, Ne ptscsss III
r~osivs over tsoo, 90 from the hohsnselisrn
funds and sieut sss.os from her mother
Dr. hasia N. Dean. . homeopathic pAya-
siAn vko toos sa ono In Hslsaa, Mott,
tAr,s y.~, ego. afsss studying m-iscine IN
tAls country AMI Berlin, no~ has . psaetsos
that yislds her ~ iSoSsss siAtsi 81 eis,uS .
yrI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03

In the coart % Sairn,, Mas, o cisrrymAa
vss nnsd fs riding % hs bicycle 9. ~
waih-
Henry Irving denies that he ever su<s-
plsin>si q unfair tr-stn,snt by the Americas
rss-
Eugene I. DsvsnnA rot drum AMI shot
t~o men In Briis-iprt, Conn. as probably
fatally.
Hiwoluss ministers s.ur. the Ansrican
admiral tina, crisr Win L. s.-rv~i ct fort
81 frins~
Chilui,s hat N. o,hsr forties IN The rscs
OF MArhlehesi, and Ka,hi~-a -on 10 The
thirty elias.
The shiImen, 81 peaches ,o Boston thus far
this year is comparatively snail, owing 70
high freight rates
There vas . railrusd wrsk mar str~sior,
iIls- In all thsrs wer~ pruishiy nfty Isr-uns
hurt, ami, though DoD. ~erv killed. outright,
hrse numisr ~rw prstAtly fatally In
jur~t
Ms bsaumoni, an American. male sue
cs-sful de-,ni fr,m . isllon With . Tars-
chute at Bridlington, ling.
The cDr,n.r's jury d~rii~i that Re-tAurAns
Ks-,-r Snyder u New York -v not rs~pDs-
sihl- fur the hrv In HE ss;abll.hmsnt by
whlch ten lice WI. 10.
R~imssisr General wsnAmaAsr. with Poss-
master Corr, has established .ys-rial fsc'lis.ss
st Bc-isn for mailing packages snd y~Iep,
ami in ,hi. new departure maize thls one
The I,so-.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03

''rhsre IL a very mistaken idea about
the register books that As upon the coun-
tsrs u botels.- aid . prominent hotel
man reosntly. They are not by any
means open u the public as . right, - 70
generally supposed Il 10 simply - .
matter u courtesy that we permit any
Que 10 kok at them. a. We are not
obliged 10 shO~ them 10 Ma public. II
n person calls at the house In order 10
49, friend o. find out II he IL stopping
there. u 10 his place 10 inquire at the Of
Zee. that u the only proper way. Our
books are always destroyed now a. soon
a. s,sy are full Hotel keeper. have
tesn subjected O. much annoyance by
being frequently ordered TO produce
them In court Asevidence In divorce and
other eas>S In order 20 avoid 20 doing
-e always destroy our books. and can
say ~ tlie court that sc have no record
% any such parties a. the one In ques-
ton having been - our house at Az
time "-PhilAdslphiA Inquirer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03

A very curious collection Of hdies'
gartss u kept Al the Hohenrollern muse
um al Berlin Whenever there IL we'd
ding In the Hohenrollsrn family num-
bsr % thsss abort sslk garments. with the
initials % the newly married princes.
are distributed among friendA The col
lection ~Ns brgun by William I. and the
oldest garter q that which was worn on
the occasion % the marriage Of Prince
Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig with the
daughter Of the reigning Duke Of AnhAn
Bsrnburg. In 1917. There are twelve
gArtsrs from the reign Of Frederick VIII
lam III. and ten from that q his succes,
cor. Frederick William w. They are all
made Of ribbed siIk Of different oolors,
braidsd with gold OF silver. and many Of
than Are fnishsd % 81 both ends b.
hssvy frinxsA Pill Nal 0sasssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03
A AAppX OCCASION

Al The residence II IN, brides father,
VIM. VI. shaw. AZ south raris, M~lnes-
day evening, august 18th, Mr.. Thomas
:. Barnes and Mi. Hattie T.. shaw Nrrr
united la marriage by Rev. \. q. fiif.
Mr.. Barnes l. successful commercial
salesman frum Portland. in which city
b. has ho.t - friends. liz also en-
ioys the resp.,t ani confidence % hi
customers on the road. Mis- shaw Nas
graduate % the elias. 81 -. -. y. l..
and l. a most estimshle Young lady.
They visit Boston aud bar llarbor on
their bridal tour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03
CONDENSED NEWS.
sasa.,. Avs. as.

sasdsy. Aus. as.
he ,s~, % The new cruiser Chsrles,on 80
very s0rs-.ful
IN. Emperor ami Enprs, - Germany
have arrived al futtsiAm
In . tsttIs ~ith bursA- youn< Haiti
nor. man narrowly .-@I~i tsinx lli~i
F'hlRip HeiBcsI>. . Pennsylvania farmer.
- trs 10 hi. harm and IumI.i .nio The nAne.
nsr, -sms a. 10 . pr.Jufioe In navy
circs~- ssains, the EngiisA designs foe the
~Arship TeIss
The commissioner have r.Jorts.i that The
minsp tn nnrthsrp iniDo.s 10 ne, g~s ray
enough ~ live On
I, 10 thought that abou, forty q the pro
cot faruellts ulsintsrs VII not 10 srsn m the
commons st The nsnt ---~lCa
Angus, EekmAn ami rr~isrich shArvs
-sr- drv~B.i ~hils tsthiaS ct the fovt u
E4s, seventy nrsi street. Se- Tork-
X 7. Hins-. rr,orier u Jsck-on county.
No, 80. run over by q cabls car In Ksn-As
City. AMI dis,i frum the efscts u his Injuries
A. the Montrtal Bicycle clubs annual
NESTING w. Van wsgODsr " Newport, X l..
-on the nv.-mils race In 1851 IS and the
mlls r<f~ in I'D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03
MARRIED.

IN south Parts. Aus -. "a ne rv.iienos - ths
bri.is's fsthsr. ~ iisv 4 - fttr. Y. = nsrue..
~ reTtianti an.f Iisiiis D shaw - ~ouih Parts
IN fryrhurx. Aus ~. ~ Rev. ". = stone, Al
i-rit y lisan AMI iAffie y Cotian. hoth - frye
burg
On -tnw AuT o. Hev. frank q. futtef AMI
Fiar~aes " Mhtrurnb.
IN West Frysbars. Ans. On. fank 4. Msson
sn.i Gsorxis Msnsr. h-th ~ frysbafr
IN south Parts. Avg q. by Nsv. a. a.. flu,
MF Eigar narrvws - Parts. snd Mis. Annis
" Nouas. ~ Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-03
Tuesday, Aus. n.


The Ru<iAn town q Dubas - bsa
burp~i
North Dakota milisy are " sstAblish -
Agency In London
The Union Pacific r-ports large incr,~s
IN earnings for July.
Ti.< disabl~i British mAnof.var sultan has
been to~~i ~ Malta
Fr~i DouglAss sWnantment - minister -
HAyti u nj 81 10 revoked.
Outlaws -, forest nrvs In wAshington Tor
ritory 20 tsf,i- their pursosra
Thr-s trsmI.. convicted al vaxrsncy. werv
sDh a auction In Mot>rly. No.
Brown. sis>ss a Clark. who have goos
into insolvency. owe ti. iso.0o.
An sttempt 10 bloc up the Michigan state
prison has teen discovered and frustrated.
An er-convict In New York sAbtei tAs
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