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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
81. Louis Produce.

ST LOUIS, Jan Is.
FlOUR-Fasy but unchanged
WHEAT-Opened firm and advanced lsslsr hut
later prices broke and closed sc below Yesterday
No. red cash .S4a ea4c. February e4assSc clos
Eng Sac nominal: May s. olsSlt closed ssss,Rsss,c
June so. a&j5sc; closing gA.c asked: July $50
sc. closing si5ec; August s.5gc, nominal.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17

Cash quotations we're a. follows
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged.
NHEAT-NO.2 spring, &@95l.c; No. spring
6cGS1c; No red, a5G95-pC.
IORN-No. .. &Sic
CATS-No. pass G241Sc.
kYE-No. ,. 41c.
BARLEY-Nominal.
fi.ANSEED-
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 81 IS.
NESS PORK-per barrel sl2 50.
EARD-SI 90
WHlShY-Sl o.
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Wichita Grain Market.

FURNISHED by J. ". Hawn & Co.. Grain and
Commission Merchants J ,- T.. x
wHEAT-No. 2 HARD, SsgS5c; No. 2 soft 1884.
CoRN-No. white, 25c; No. mixed. ZFS4c;
OATS-No. white, 221@92c; No Mixed SVSZlc.
RYE-NO. , Sc.
y0TcDn
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
New York Produce

New York Produce.
NEw YORK. Jan. 16.
wHEAT-Unsettled: No. : red e6lsGg1c.
CORN Strong; No t4lsG4sslc
oATS-ACt We: mixed 2Slta2, white SS,d40C.
COFFEE-optons steady, sales s.. 800 bags Tic
SUGAh-Dull
EGGS-Quiet weaker; l1lsCllSc.
BCTTER-Dull: 41ac.
CEEESE-stronger ii@liLtc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
STRAYEQ

CT EA VIDA lsrze sssa Of Hpss kav1ss. 90 10y
tsss ctssr rcsr boxs stlt lsNk1er braatstts "a
Lrf>rra-&oa ssAeins 70 tEsff ssy - = - =
for - h b B-r~ss- Easf DorsEiEx 49,
- TED-A lHrgs grsy sorse stsssi = ss.as
: EizE Esixss @hoSst y - y t-serse sg.t-ss =
sc6sr VII u rs~&sSsd ~ 5sssszE s@z-s ~ Eqslfg-
- --s 81 A<1s SsrtA kArxst 4 ss@2ss1E %
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
Il tss DsEzr11s Oar X se>E~tcf csssstT. EssA~s
] J. Hossc~a szsssS

G>>r.. Ma .Sors sii. - A. >s<seAss'a
NJ a e~-~try FtrsL - rr~srsiT-ref ~
ess-~. z-f~r Al y -srrs< x sT1sr = ~ fls-
.-s~. C>zrr - see >1zsF x * ga stt $3.50 g
yss.as s-x<s s-S ~rt<--< - tks Sacrs ezSsEss
as - "a Gag - <ssssTT. 4 = -. -
Sc her e 20 - s'rt>sr1 - sssfrecs x 80
q - - s>~ - So Nsscsz 10 TrsEf $50 -
Es.- ~ . sS=-f Esr6sf szFssS - "a fsls q
rfess.a y "a esszssT 40 s-sts a. 49, 80 a.
80 = ste xts4s a. 49, ~ =
zSss< a. tss gods Sru.-TrT S.e e-s1ss q LA
xs-1 $40 n&tzfs s-~%%g -ktrh Es~s sfz4s tss1 -
ksss.s - -. ssSs-st<ssc r.rsFes IL q. sA<rss
sz-tfi~c CO.
AZ szTszzerT ss< s..rsf~~-z--f o. a. yrz---zy
& a. 1tf a. - - - -
Deb Frfzt Ten EezT ~ sEF ffa-s &Er1sE sssE.-zs
20 .FiGs - 80 EN5~ - tz4s
z~rsass 41r5-s 49, sazEs4 IL FSss-- - >
Fr - - sFsse - - s.xzs - - -
sssrs kzse ssaaT & - sAss s4ts e@F < Esl4sr1.
A u. rs. x a. ArSNkss E~e
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FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

I'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE Property east. se.l
north ard south. farms from ~ acres ~ % b.
tOJ acres Improved and GniEproved city property
H. almost every town 30 Kansas also n ILLINOIS
II you have ything 20 sell or trade cali ana
me, once hOaTs from 20 II m. and 20 Psu4..
room Il. Getto block A. J. kdgeworth- - n
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17

BUTTER-Dul and weak; fancy creamery. 2lt25c.
choice 10 fine lSG2Sc, fine dairy, l65lSc, good TO
choice lltSl2c.
EdGS-Stsady; l5@l5lec-
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MRS MARY GAGE DAY. ND.

once al residence. Ilsa University avenue. u1sce
hours 20 u a. IL. 20 ?. =. is.-l
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
st, Louis Live Stock,


ST. LOUIS. Jan. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts 900; shipments 10. Market
slow choice heavy native steers 81 iOGo W. Ia1r 10
God 50 1904 40 butchers steers medium 20 colce
IS p4 UG stockers and feeders fair to good. y Jug
lG rangers, fed, IS coos Isl grass fed 81 Vos
@.
HOGS-Receipts LOO shipments 800. Market
lower: choice heavy ana butchers selections 81 20
as o.: packing, medium TO prime. "a $500 W. light
grades, ordinary 10 best s. S5es5 Oh.
SHEEP-Receipts; l.31E Shipments 201 Market
strong; fair 90 choice IS O014 %.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 16,
The Live stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-receipts 3.S6. shipments DD. Duh.
weak and lower good to choice fed 81 15C4 %;
common To medium s. 1894 %; stockers and feeders
81 COOS IS; common 81 25g2 50
HOGS-Receipts g,i7o shipments none. Market
opened steady &c lower clos ng dull and &c lower;
good TO choice 81 S0d4 81; common to medium
81 4UGi -.
SHEEP-Receipts 2.5l4; shipments 1872 Market
strong and active: good to choice Inuttons 81 OU9-
4 25 common to medium 70 UJ@s3 g.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
LOST.

4 OST-Saturday. Jan. A., a Newfoundland pup.
i 4 with white spot 0n breast, wceks old. Return
10 lbs y. EIupol "A and receive reward ott
4 OST-Liyer and white Pointer dog. about four
j months old. Reward Will 30 paid Tor bis return
to &. II. Smyth No. ~ y. Waco ave ts-tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17

w. s. MoRHrs JNHAfxAKKR
MORRIS & HAYMAKER
Iawyers- othcs - Main street. Wichita
L. b. JEwSrT ! LANGwoRTHr
JEWETT & LANGW0RTHY,
Lawyers. Rooms2 >anaS ~ North Main street
Wichita. Kansas dl4-tf
JOHN W. ADAMS. G. W. C. JONES. GEO. ". ADAMS
ADAMS JONES & ADAMS
Atorneysst Law. oaes arss stairway east
Wichita National Bank liz
Ii. c. sLUss e. STANLEY
SLUSS & STANLEY,
Attorney ~ Law. W4eAits. hsnsaa
w.P. CAMPBELL JAS. L. DTEs
CAMPBELL 4 DYER
AUTHORITARIAN. Wichita. ksa- Mt
). N. HUMPHREY NOAH ALLEN
HUMPHREY & ALLEN,
Attorneys and Ceunselorsas Law. Once No -
North Main street Ls-tt
/ X BALIowEIr J.ER Ug 4
Late [. 6 Attorney
HALL0WELL & HUME.
Lawyers. - y Alan stree. VVicAila Kan Es
D. 4. MITCHELL
tIesL wichita kansas-
PHYSICIANS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
FOUND.

EOUND-A gentleman has left az me v e-f side
National bank Land scrip certificate wh.r %
picked up on the street this morning which tle
owner have by identifying II asd pas IN fo-,
this notice. John Watts. Cashier. ID
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

WANTED-A situation TO do work for BOARD, by
w ayoung man who can furnish reference. Ad-
dress Wo.k EAGIE Office DISCO
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FOR TRADE

LyOR TRADE-A fine Sroom residence on 18th q (;
It also good room house west side VIII trade
for farm timber land OF vacant town lnts Ihas.
Payne. ITO North Main ST. 40.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO. KANsAS&
NEBRASKA kY.
TRock Island Route
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
STORAGE

CTCpA0E-y-r rsze.sSa1 gsz>s - E~rsSasfi-s
= kzxs< sx iro~~ 4 yva has &Ey g1s>1s ~ 49, .
trlsS Len - tss wi<fiss s1sr>Ss Cs- 50 "a 90
D>>G
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17


required James =. Mead, klngmaB Kan. do5-tf
FINO ENCHANGE-S2.SJ stock OF paints and OILS
Il ana paint material. locateSslu go-lG bhfp town.
want clear Kansas land or that " hich Mil be made
clear, ST. 100 gaze bond aud - tsu mining Sio,k
for lands; a Few good stations Tor Kansas lands.
Send US fuil drScriptiOnsof your farms; We do
you good Bennett Charts no , Main street.
GalesDurg, Ill u %
L'OR EXCHA NGE-To traders and every botiy els
L The Kansas abstract agency VIII furnish Sul
abstracts 10 any lands IN tie state OF Kansas also
diagrams. descriptions anu estimates 81 value
Kansas Abstract Agency, rooms J 10 4. NO lfs =
Market ST, " lcbita. Nan. J. 4. hcccf manager
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
FOR Rem MISCELLANEOUS.

LNOR REST-SI ndid Il room boarding house.
Il good condition. newly papefcd and painted. e
block from Dou Avs. al be rented very cheap.
Write Il F. Knight room 5l6 - dswick block.
d. -
I'OR REST-Good Offices with perfect lThi AMI
Il ventilation. Ia the Sedgvi,k. low a. per
month Apply NJ Office. No. ~. second floor =. j.
Collins. agent. E.-l
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE

LOB sALE-Eheag. Or frafe Nffh tssss ezsh. p
i srres plated - lots. Fri.co Height. rsos'
desirable rszsdsrsce yrg,sarEF5 hisf y a. Igts
81 uscsiag hoass : IL On wnshi1kton ss-na.
Gear JplOl dept. A1ffss- Iriscs S-azis orscs
slst
NASTED-To seii - cash. og I'll Trade -
w frst-eiass tsrts csnes o. eftT. ny b.fr ,
81 koG3 tsrt q cSsT Fsr-ss uanfi1E tvofrrt
cheap vii GO vel - a. I'D e before il =
a.e There - . GOO rpm tsaass. 81 Glqs-
sis 2sHtTy AZ to yotcsss soet b.rz osas>T o.
bz.3fiaRs sssfs trees sAe c1ss sessz trst@
Ii "a al fsccs1 frssr villa p xsnEs< rsnoe oa@f
wss~ a. II fr~r-e order. Fer al txforazsf.sa
call q. No. III hOsfb y 1ss.ls srfoz4 ave- 49,,
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Market.

FURNISHED by DItmars Voris e. VandiVer, Live
Flock and Commission Merchants.
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS Jan. is
The following charges and rules govern these
wards: Yardage hogs, &c per head; on cattle Uc,
md sheep &c. Hay, 81 per cwt.: corn I9c per Du
Comm issions: So per or hogs; cattle, 50c per
head: Jec q head on wagon hogs, and 30 per car on
sheep inspectors dock pregnant sows AZ and stays
30 pounds.
CATTLE.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
FINANCIAL.

IJNdNOlAh
NXrANTED-To loan money OF good Mattel scout
w iy also farm and ty loans made al lowest
rates. Rooms and 6. IL y. Main q d5i -:
NX-ASTED-To loan short time money Ga ars
w ciazs security A. room -. Ziumerly buia .e
"a floor. b4fr
VIZ ANT ED--Ve have money to loan fVs years
w time city aud farm property sas0 Oh short
dine mortgages and nafss- shepard s Chapman
Mortgage company ~ SedE6ick bgildiGg il2stf
yTANTED-To loan money improved farms
w lD~est rates with the privi.sSe % paying -
any time without bonus = 7 MAJOR. room ~
Ssdgvick block dii9u
VrASTFD-T'p make some first oiss- city loan
w for Fix Twelve rUDths kAlsas Loaf All
Investment Co sver NIohits National b@nk Lott
Xk7ANTE D-BOrf.yzess for MONEY 90 Erst Nor
w Rsg-. farms. II y0u var 20 Fsfs- FgIr
cid loans at lo- rate Ok .n'ereyf cal O. VIA
Ia Banking Co. No. "a W DosEiss sTe slfEls.
w ASTED-To lsrd mDDey NJ . - onrton ARMS
w and improved eertrAl city prcpsrfy On 4pnz
time 81 Der esuf aoc rszz9nspe cofQfn iS&sf -
delay rhsrs tie title - good }. l. BsnEhfsT 8
son Gfs-&
yITAETEU-B o-rovsrs<Df money. ye pi.o~ rs0fssY
w AZ tbs iossrt rrs~- al siEd. q etatts4
cGyity loans knd also ssrcEd -O-fEsE@s Ga fs<@s-
WickiLa EaaslAg Go. 80. AZ v 80 Doaxs@< sTs
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17

Rec.ipts about GOO head and market steady at yes
terdavs decline; all sold; look for better prices
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

--------~-
WANTED-A good girl. TO assist in light house
w Keeping in small family OF two for her
Call at ~, Fourth ave. da2-6s
w ANTED-An experienced white servant girl
w TO work IN lam ly OF three. Must be a good
COOK, neat, relia BILE who knows her place,
" rite cali the Once OF the strong a ko,s
Banking Co., Arkansas City, Kan. Name wages
wanted. d5Z-3t
w ANTED-Tmmediately neat, tidy girl that
w thoroughly understands geIeral Homework
Apply at ~, East Third street. d5-t.
w ANIED-A grst class white woman cook al
w Hotel Goodyear. d52 ct.
w ANTED-A good girl to 90 general Homework.
w Apply al So+ y Lawrence ave. 81 OF
WANTED-A competent girl. Apply at $50
w Waco ave. Slot
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
" ANTED-Stuation TO do general homework.
w Cali on or address No 40, Stevens ST. d626'
Az ASTED-A situation to do general Homework
w Call or address 6GI East Oak 81. isos
HOMELESS wOMEN-Homeless women out OF
i employment will md shelter cheaper than
at any place in the city ny coming to the Faith
Home, rs pennsylvania ave. one door north or
Douglas, l-tf
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L,OR SALE-One pair OF mitre gears mcrtiss zcad
Il II rs diameter <ia face pin!on se-ss Diameter
~, two face each with = set screws cored 2lnchcs
- and Al teeth: will sell cheap never been uscc cost
SIS viii sell for So cash il taken soon Call the
Eagle once dlD- IN
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
FOR EXCHANGE

TOR EXCHNNGE-Choicola land and city property
Il for live stock or mortgage securities, no money
required. James =. Mead, klngman. Kan. doJ-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17

Receipts light and more could have been used. The
arket was steady on all good grades; others lower
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS

L,OR SALE-Fced mill doing a good paying bosi-
L ness with wholesale and retail trade esiat-
Il4hed for fail line OF feed and coal; n0tlid
team as part pay. Good reasons for selling Gall
c5s-S.i
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-17

LOa SALE Or TxCEASGg-fse.ss far-as "a
L EEsEErnFra Azcs&s IL Es2g-zzr AZ e esz-ss-s
eossntses A.s9 eseAc@ city rrp2<~sy SlasE&a 80
sss@i 49, szfy - - zszs Aaes q sassS8-
Hzesss @srzs8 - s&Ea- { cas- tsks sa1Ss sd
1s1-zzsge sssssfltssss AGex~ss -A1ses q. ks41s
h icxE&E. k45- sSz~H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17

had very enjoyable call at the charming
residence Of Mr., Richards. built last year
and situated near the vorks on . spot com.
nandins extended. varied and picturesque
views TO the south and vest. The house 10 Q
modified Queen Anne design, built by Mr..
William Wing Of Augusta from desiyns by
Mr.. Charles Coleman Of Boston. head arch
ltect OF the company. The exceedingly
pleasant and prettily decorated rooms were
kindly thrown open BY Mrs. Richards, aud
their inspection revealed = we'll arranged
house possessing all the comforts and ap-
pointnents of = drst-class residence. The
grounds are in process OF being graded and
laid out, and when completed the place ~ill
rank among the most conspicuous private
residences in this section OF the State.
A brief visit TO roy Hill shere were anc
views, which we'll rev ar,ied the time spent in
the drive thither. ~hee were banks of the
old cinnamon rose in all the beauty Of its
Wild tsnsie, over fence and boulder, loading
the air with its exquisite perfume-snd We
are back again 10 the hosplt2ble mansion Of
Mr.. Atherton, where fresh start of all the
teams was soon made on the homc~ Ani
way. Before leaving, however. the thanks
OF all the visitors were extended 10 Bro |
Ather'on and his wife through Master House, |
for their kind invitation. their generous hos. |
piiality and the pleasures Of the day so high. |
iy enjoyed by all. which the generous vel |
come of their hosts had 30 largely coutribu.
ted.
Thus VAS ended one of the happest out
ings ever taken by the members Of Capital
Grange-one which will serve to promote the
friendly feelings among its members for
which the order is noted, and be a means
also Of improvement in all the social and
genial amenetles Of life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL,
Much Rejoicing at the Result Of
the Samoan Conference.
A Great and Enduring Victory
for American Diplomacy.
What Is Contemplated in Taking the
New Census.
Interesting News and Gossip From the
Various Departments.

WA-HfsGros, June 10.
Nov that the labors of the commissioner.
at Berlin have ended great interest is felt To
know the interest is felt to know the nature
of the treaty or agreement which vas finally
signed. Newspapers have endeavored to get
at II IN all possible ways bat without success
Secretary Blaine when inIeryieve ell on the
subject said
fes, the Samoan treaty has been signed
Tae protocol is eminently satisfactory to
US. William Walter Phelps is already on
his way back. He will probably catch a
steamer At Bremen What point can give
you about the treaty? None, my dear fel-
lew. You mustn't ask the State Department
to reveal its secrets. Cool day
The Secretary's face was wrealhed in
smiles His victory over Bismarck appeared
to please him lmmenstl ly. The admiral tact
with which the present administration has
handled the case has evoked praise and com
pliments from all quarters, in which the
President Mr. Blaine and Commissioners
Phelps, Mason aBd Bates have shared.
Nearly every point advanced by the Ameri-
can Representatives have been conceded
The autonomy of the Samoan nation ha,
been established. Bismarck demanded
big sum as indemnity for the attack on the
Gel man force that assaulted the natives. He
gets few hundred = liars. court is con
stituted which shall adjuiicate claims of IA
tves who assert hat 10 -eixners have wAnton-
ly seized their property. n is Bismarck re-
sisted, but at last has conceded. There is
JOY among the republicans here over this
triumph of diplomacy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
ANOTHER CONFESSION
Made BY Woodruff Relative to the
Cronin Murder

CHICAGO, June lG
All previous confessions of Wo,druf, the
horse thief, indicted for completely in the
Cronin tragedy, was eclipsed this morning in
an entirely new story, published in an extra
edition of the Times. He co t adicts and
discredits every other statement heretofore
attributed to him, and now appears in the
role of an member of the Canadian mi
lita Woodruff says he arrived in Chicago,
March %, with the intention of
going into the county hospital
and drifted into O'Sullivans place.
O'Sullivan told me he would get me some
work if possible. vent TO work in Deans
livery stable - About April Goth Mae
Dougsl said his name was williams He
had known Williams as rough and ready
spirit and old worker for the Clan-Na Gael
He told him it was mighty hard time TO
mcke dollar unless he took desperate
chances. He said why don't you see
Alexander sullivan | said was not pre-
pared to be sert to Europe. Williams said
it would not be necessary for me TO be sent
out of town in this case. thought the mat
ter over and applied at Alexander Sulivan's.
| said. Mr.. Sullivan McDougall sent me over
to see you. lie said. have no work for
anybody; if hear of anything for you III
let Slr W llllafus know OF IL soon alttf
this Williams and | met on Sullivan street.
He took Williams one side and handed him
money. saying now pay that rent
Wednesday before the murder Woodruff
met Coughlin who asked him to take a note
to sullivan. II read in cipher Going up to
O'Sullivan's. The remainder of the con-
fession deals mainly With the night of the
murder Woodruff now says it was the in
tention to have the trunk sunk in Lake Mich
lean off Lincoln park, but thinking they were
pursued the plan was abandoned. Woo iruf
thinks Cronin's instrument case was possibly
burned or thrown into the lake BY Melville
aud Williams. Don't know what disposition
VA. made of the clothing.
Woodruff concludes with the assertion
that he was approached by lasyer who
offered to take his case grstnituously. This
lawyer said to keep strict silence as Alex
ander Sullivans sttoruery would work in
unison. One of Sullivans bondsmen agreed
to pay for Woodruf's defense. Woodruff
asserts that this is the first and only state
ment have made since my arrest The
intimation being that the other ICON
fessions were given circulation by interested
person. to create the impression that Wood
ruff vas liar. Woodruff this afternoon
reiterated the confession published this
morning, and on close examination altered
many important particulars. He is prepar
\ ing still another one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
MAINE DISPATCHES.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
The brotnerhood Holds Its Annual
Gathering at MaIanocook

WGSTnRor, June 10.
Special trains from Portland and Bangor
brought large delegation of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineer. and lsdie.
on their pilgrimage to Lake Maranoeook 10
day. Noted representatives of the order In
Maine and New England attended and the
crowd numbered nearly thousand Literary
exercises occurred at the pavilion in the
forenoon opened by prayer. speech of
forty minutes by Chief Arthur of the broth
erhood elected much enthusiasm and was
louc y applsuded. He treated on the prin-
ciples of the order. In general way he dis
eussed the needs of the hour involved in the
great labor problem, giving much sound al
vice and logical common sense. Engineer
sewall, prominent member made remarks
of humorous character, weaving in some
telling points for the organization and its
aims. Prayer by John Goody concluded the
exercises. Caterer Swan provided one of
the finest collations ever served in Maine
Photographs of the brotherhood and entire
party were taken. The weather has been fine
by the lakeside and the day an enjoyable one
for the brotherhood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
CRONIN'S CLOTHES
Claimed to Have Been Shipped to an
Unknown Conspirator iu London.

CHicAGo, June l6.
nr Cronin's blood stai lei clothes were
sbinned. il i. claimed, from Chicago to Lon
don. consigned to some unknown e,nsprator'
This statement WAS made to the police yes
ter,lsy by man who claims to have fuii
knowledge Of what he is talking about Ae-
cnrling 10 this informant Or. Cronins clothes
ard watch and chain were taken from .ne
body and placed ia box provided for .he
n,rpose. Tho box was expressed 10 Ne'
York city and from there to London IN
few week. at sn opportune moment IRON
in. body was to have been been found on
the banks of the Thames river, Ensiahi'
The body found would have been in an an-
rsnced stage Of deconprsil silion. In every
material particular this body would have cor
responded exactly with p. II. Cronin VINO 10
suddenly disappeared from Chicago vas IN
'rn,onto a few DAYS later. and several weeks
sf,er interviewed in London. pom his per
son papers were to have been ioana Si. 'm'an mnr.
xoniI have revealed the motive OF his mur,
der and branded him as Br'ush spy A"u
Irish traitor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
A Young Biddeford Dentist Takes a
Cold Bath

BippEfoRp, June Is
G. X, Kicker. a young dentist, caused quite
u sensation late this morning by deliberately
lesping from the railing of bridge into the
river Kicker had been addicted to the wine
cup. and for some time past has been sailing
under good deal of liquor ballast This
forenoon he complained of feeling sick, but
started for his office. When crossing the
br1g, \ fri I'd behind saw him Chamber
quickly 10 the top railing and jump into the
water As soon as the cold water closed over
him lac sss brought back to his senses and
shouted for help Two Frenchmen went out
inio the stream and rescued him clinging
To boom lie was taken to his boarding
rlacr and ply stefan summoned, who pro
nouuced 1t case of temporary insanity
The ID cinr is very popular man, and of
very pleasing address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
INTERNAL DIsSENTIoNs
Reported Among the Strikers in Berk-
ley. Rhode Island.

PRovIpEScE. X. l., June l6.
For the first time in the course Of the
strike at Berkley it is announced that there are
dissensions among the strikers About half
the operatives went back to work after the
arbitrator announced a settlement and a
meeting was had and they voted to return.
The terms Of the settlement, were not an
nounced and some Of The arbitrator claimed
that they were working at cut down. A
meeting was held last night to declare the
strike of when Secretary Tennison charged
Arbitrator Wilde and the chairman Of the
strikers meetings with having betrayed mem.
Considerable confusion ensued and the op-
erstives will not probably come out again
until the whole matter is publicly settled
and the terms made known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17
PRESS COMMENTS,


There was one sentiment expressed by
Governor Burleigh in his after dinner speech
at Brunswick, which ought TO be printed In
capitals and distributed broadcast over the
The click of machinery and the
hum of spindles, said he, mean prosperity
for Maine. The reduction of the liquor
traffic to the smallest possible dimensions is
for the honor and welfare
nf tho Stata
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-17

WAsHISGros, June 10.
Original. George Thompson G. p. Coburn,
William II. Beckwith, Rufus X. Peterson,
Richard Farrell Julius Bechtel, George A
Miller, Jacob u. Perkins. Edward c. An
drews, Martin X. IIyer alias Martin q. Hers
Godfrey Waller, Hamilton Logue, Lewis
Hovey. Alrnzo Heath. Sarah J., widow of
Charles Dunn; increase, Virgil z. Ward
well REISSUE. Amon J. Packard. Henry NJ
rozer, Alphonso Rowell, Walker Getchell,
Mary, widow of James Nicholson, Roscoe ID,
Sparrow reissue and increase, Henry A.
Cross.