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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-27

Miss Ruth WEIGH came home from
Kansas City, last Monday, where she has
been taking lessons in painting.
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SATURDAY, DEcEMBER o. 1890
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"A. B. Cooper, of Ogallah, ATTENDED
the M. E. entertainment.
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Mrs. W.. Shelton visited with Mrs
CT. Ferris this week.
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Lost, Christmas eve, blue silk
handkerchief. Finder please leave at this
Office.
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1t is rumored that Cyrus Monroe will
move to Iowa next spring. Don't know
how we will get along without him. ~.
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The children of A. P. Lawrence had
a Christmas tree of their own.
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Don't forget the meeting at the court
house on Saturday, Jan. 3rd.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-27

Jerusalem corn may not be what is
claimed for it, but there is no risk in ex-
perimenting.
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Schuyler Opp started last week for a
civ weeks visit in Pennsylvania.
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Particularly to the WORLDS CORE
spondents do we wish a "Hsppy New
Year"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-27

&C. E. Cosby has been confined to the
house since last week with severe attack
of sore throat.
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Go to Il. Schultz for Colorado Pota
toes. I will duplicate prices. u
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IN. W. Shuler left Tuesday evening
for Nebraska on business trip.
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George Wollner came home from
DanYer last Monday.
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The citizens of Oakley are very
proud of their new mill. They have q
right to be.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-27

Go to Brooks and see those hne
dishes and glass ware just received to-day
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j. L. Oliver, of Ogallsh, was at the
Presbyterian Christmas entertainment.
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Finest Sorghum Syrup in town at
= Il. Schultz.
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Remarkably healthy. AS the doc
tors would ssy-distressingly 80.
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For felt boots, rubbers and arcncs al
low prices 90 to 81. Schultz.
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Fresh Barrel Pickles at b. Schultz
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LOCAL AND PERSONA Q
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Judge Osborn spent Christmas with
his family In Salina.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-27

Most of our business houses were
closed portion of the day on Christmas.
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ED. Wheeler has been in Missouri
on 2 trading expedition this week.
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The cold wave that was predicted
failed to materialize.
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Mrs. Carusi, of Washington D. w.
visiting her sister, Mrs G. G. Bestor.
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The WoRLD wishes all its readers ,
Happy New Year.
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oomcx & COSBY. Editors and Publishers
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Sheriff Courtney was summoning the
jury this week.
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.. N. Mcclaren spent Christmas in
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MOT very good weather for sleda. E
g. NJ. McClaren spent Christmas in
Wa-Keeney.
Sheriff Courtney was summoning the
jury this week.
The WORLD wishes all its readers q
Happy New Year.
The cold wave that was predicted
failed to materialize.
Judge Osborn spent Christmas with
his family in Salina.
"A. B. Cooper, of Ogallah, attended
the NJ. E. entertainment.
Don't forget the meeting at the court
house on Saturday, Jan. Bird.
County Clerk C. A. Hoar and family
spent Christmas in Ellsworth.
The children of A. P. Lawrence had
a Christmas tree of their own.
Remarkably healthy. AS the doc
tors would ssy-distressingly 80.
IN. W. Shuler left Tuesday evening
for Nebraska on business trip.
j. L. Oliver, of Ogallsh, was at the
Presbyterian Christmas entertainment
Most of our business houses were
closed a portion of the day on Christmas
Lost, Christmas eve, q blue sill
handkerchief. Finder please leave at this
Office.
The citizens of Oakley are very
proud of their new mill. They have 6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30
SUPREME JUDICIAL coUsr
Kennt bee Couatv 49, OotobfI T,rm
1890 Hon. L. a Emery. Justice
Pre- sidirg.
W. s. CHoArE, Clerk.
q. 7 STsyRNs. Sherlf.
RUIZ SMIIu, Il porter.

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huhL sMii"' htPpfer'
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10.
Shag VS.. SAWYER. In this case ,lo iarv
III ,,,;. ror,;,, LA, ,fo,., a,d -,
"'u 'P
turned " INTO court 'h's morning iN'f
found for HE defeldst
E.tbor w F,ve et ais va VIM. A. rr,e.
L. G. Cornish for piainaf: w. Whit.
house for def,nJant.
Action Of trpsp,ss oaare elagsuaa. Tho
pisiotia. claim ina, tsey owned ard we're
in pos,es.,on of the honee ia Vassalbnro.
knovn as the Ffye heme,tsad hsViae oh
tanned tlt'e thsr 10 uuier the viii Of Ebsn.
czrr Eve. who died February is. Iss6.
That ,hsrtly after lhp a. a,h Of sid Ebru-
e7cr FIVE lhev received information ths;
the defend.n Mt intenAtd to come 10 .he
house and ,uke c,,ts.n personal property
ffnrniturc otc therelom; th,t "a pr,
vent this The, fastened all the doors of fht
honse: thlt the defendant cane tn che
bea.e F.ofuar. %. 1856, aad tried r.e
doors tuf did not at in: that af,erwsri-
soneoy o came ,taks away trunk and whom
the door ~Ar uleued Tor ii1Et lufp
tie defendant csin. n and began 1, tear
up the carpets aud disturb tic furuipte
generally d finally undertook 10 rcma-c
he Goth from tn. table IN ID. dining roo "A
which the rlniut.ffs Ctempt Il to prev, a
ard in SO j ing the diihes we're throw II
up)p the floor for all tlis 500 a. dl -.
aees is clnmad.
The 4 fenlart il reply says thn ~.
adn ,,strator de Bonis non with the y Il
annexed OF Laylna Fr,e and in his per-
.ensl capacity he was owner Anl oltit "a
TO the possss.l,n of suh.t4eti4liy all Of ,he
personal pro, cry, furniture, e.c. IN tte
house occup ei bv the plaintiffs and that
he bsd y lawful right ahd h1,n4e ty The
plaintiffs to sutss tie bousp as he dl apd
refn we the goo3s an ihn. ne was nd " i
o. he hal y right t. ke the goods il h.
did no, use f,fce The p'Ai9iia. restfe n
Ma,sschnse,ts and TIA, f,ndaat In Nes.
port. Me.
The cnuit ruled tia. the evidence On ibe
rsrt of the defendant Id ro' make cut a
defence Al Il hist the only gI,sio1 f. h.
Jury to Ias, upon was Tie amour, Of dym
age, tie IlAittlfs claiming tcJual anl
punat,vs. Ver1ia for p iinof. sjG ~
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MONTPELIER, W. Ocf. 90 In the fegis-
laturc the most important measures intro
dueed today were the high license Law
which in substance provides that tosne
msy. on application Of % vo ers, vote for
local option on the question. Shall license
be granted for the sse of intoxicating liq
uors in this town? Towns voting yes may
grant non-transferable licen,es. good
for one year, enc dollar TO be paid fer
the license; no license to be issued /, any
person to whoa it has within two years
been refused; applications for license to
be signed by at least ten frs, holders and
voters in Town not liquor dealers or enlors
ers of sother licenses; granted iicen'es to
be published and n hearing had to stfari an
opportunity for fling objections thereto,
Licenses may be refused ard rrvoked
for cause. Fee for liceoses from $500 to
$1,000 bond to be filed ty lie nsse Ia
5000 wnh two or mo:e sur.'ies, sufficient
pecunary ability conditioned for the
pay ment Of al fiaes, damsge and costs /;
States Attorney to take action to prosecute
violations Of coz dliions OF licen.e; pace
for ceiling liquor to be open, in p ain sies
of the rse.--no screers birds or shut
ters--und.r S25 penalty; no seiliag be-
tween ] 7. NJ. and A. NJ on Sundays.
and town meeting days, uader 4 rersl,y Of
$50; TO minors TO be employed in sush
places aud no impure and aduitera'ed
liquors soli under a psnilly of $500 end
C. sts; TO liquor furni.h-i 10 druoktrds
psupsrs and orr. or TO hubbard or wife
after notice from wife or husband not to do
so.
Also a bill providing for the dsGicston
Of the Bennington battle monunc t AID
the centennial Of Vermonl's sdmitsion TO
the Uni0n. Tie governor is directed 10
invite in the name of the State the Natl nal
Cover meat and the States OF NeR Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts to u'iie N
the dedicstion of the monumen, ami ce,e
hrstipu of the Tooth anniversary # Yer
monts admission as a State a; Remington,
August l6, 1891.
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Epworth League Convention at Prov
iGence. Il. /.

Providence, II. L., Oct. % At the sf
ternoon session of the Fpworth Beague
Convention the committee on crsde' tial-
report d 336 delegates from 100 societies
The COZ siitution was amended TO hold the
annual meeting in October T L. Nc
Donald, secretary of the Y. VI. c. A. al
Portland. Me, gave bright and spiritei
address on Young folss reaching young
folks" Officers chosen; President, Rev
W I. Haven. Boston; Core spon ii1a Sec
re'ory, Rev F. II. Knight Jamsies Plans
Assistant Corresponding Secretary. Rev
G. II. Sparcer. Great Fsl ;. y. IL. Treas
urer, W. II. Flsu hers. Neeton; Auditor.
+. c Barker. NeS London, Conn. Rssol
utiors were adopted pro esting, in the nams
of l2,c0o young Christians, az ins thg
opeuirg of The Wards Fair on the SAB
bath and against the sale OF liquor on tlt
grounds TIE closing address of de after
noon vas by Rev. c. NJ. Melden, Somer
vile. Mass, BEST reading aud h1w Ii
use it !"
At the evening session the young peo
pies love feast was held and sddrsssei
were made by Il. $ Douglass. Plymouth
Mass, "Bu'iteis methods N the leagus,
and Rev. VIM N. Bfodbeck, Boston
~ ouug people aud REVEALS
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a 34i. a ,,onio sp' ci Confiims
ths repors

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 2g.--The Pieas une' .
Sau Antonio special says: Beginning with
yesterday the tax of $500 per ear load on
horses or cattle stock against United Ststes
ia mpor1ali0ns will be enforced at all Mexi-
can poris. The cattle and horses sent
scros. the Rio 6rarde yesterday and today
By ansophis,icstsd owners are subjected to
these duties. Several loads were seized
The Mexican congress passed retalistory
tsx upon the importation of hogs, placing
the tax on them at 81 50 q head.
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Speaker Re d Ia Wisc oasiu.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 20 Speaker
Reet r, caiyed an ovation il Wiscon,in to-
dHy. II left St Paul last night accomsa.
nied by Horace Ruble AMI c5sirman Payne
ard today made brief speeches at Eiu
Claire, Black River Fails, Reedsburg, Bar
abon, Madison and Waukeths. reaching
Mlasuk~ett 6 o'slock. Seuaor Spooner
emf Ssetc afy ltask joired he Speaker ct
Camp Douglass and accompanied hun to
Madison, where Reed addressed a large
audience il the State cspi'ol. At other
points h. Only spoke brit fly from the plat
form OF tie car Wherever the trAin
stopped large crowds gathered. Tonight
he snoke a, seHz Patk Theatre before
icoo people. hundreds being turned away.
His speech was mainly devoted to the tar
a.
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Congregational Conference at Wins
lew,

Especial to the KESSEBgo Journal.
WNsrow, Oct. 29.-The semi-annual
meeting of the Conference of Congregs-
tional Churches was continued this fore
noon at $50 with a social service which
was of very interesting nature. AZ 10
there was discussion. the subject being
Personal Consecrstion-Wha 1t Means-
Its Value in The Life and Work of the
Church IL twas opened in an able man.
ner by j. r. Towu.end, snd he was fol-
lowed BY Others who spoke earnestly and
in manner that betokened thought aud
study.
At eleven the topic plans for Winter
Work" va. ops ned by Rev. l.. H. Hallock
in his usual entgrtain ng style, and he sd-
vanced a plumber of practical ideas thai
many of those who heard him will probably
uii ize. Some half dozen others fol
lowed and the subject was considered rom
various points Of view. The Sacrament OF
the Lords Sapper was then administered
Rev. DR.. Adams of Bangor and Rev. Mr..
Hslotk ofticia;ing. All then repaired to
the hall " here q bountiful collstion WAS
served, to which ample ju.tice was done
This se ssion of the conference has been a
very satisfactory one and all the visitors
are enthusiastic in sreahing Of the hospi-
tality OF the people of Winslow, and par
ticularly the activity of the resideut pastor,
Rev. T. +. Williams, in making all nee
essary arrangements.
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OF Interest to Lawyers.

rHiLAptLruIA. Oct. % --ProceedlnQ-
have been begun here in what Promises 10
BE- stoully contested will case and one
vhirh presents features or considerable in
tsre-t, especially TO lawyers. thsrles
Rocsl,nd Pepper, Whi died last March.
rear P4i', left all his property except
l50 Geo frame. and the family jewes to
Nlle. SyheIe Erb, German woman whom
he f-il in love with whle travelling in Eu-
roe IL lS72 or 1873 AID wi!h whom he al
been liv NJ ,irce theo without the formai-
y Of y marriage cerf many. The bsirs Of
KIN re.i't the probating of the will on ac-
court of Irregularities, the one mainly de-
pended uIon being the add tion to the will
OF a Fa'agrafh srp3intirg executors with
cut the tests'ors signature at the end.
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Tho Eyrsud Trial.

PARIS, Oct 20 The Eyraud t'iai pom
ises to be full of dramtic ins.d ,nt.
Hypnoiism will BE- very thoroughly gone
inio, Msitre Henri Robert, counsel for the
woman Gabrielle Bompard, Aayiag j ciied
to maxi tsst question Of The issue h,th.
sr bis client was or WIS not hypnotized a.
she claims, b. her aceomplice. To decide
the matter he will call DIS Chsrcot asd
Voi'in, the former stsnfing at the heal OF
specisl,ts iu re'vogs diseases here, and
these gentlemen will make hypnotic exper-
imsnts in open court. The Con:sniiJu Of
Msitre Robert is that Ca rel.e sss n1i
respons BILE for her ac.ipns, htving b, en
hyFno izei By Egraa3. Saoud this p I'M
be essb ished il will. it is coasid red
larg, ly reinee the number Of cessicti n,
for murder.
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NEWS FROM BELFAST.
Launching Gases Before The
Supreme Judicial Court.
DoiDss Of the Conhfslce Of coa6lsga.
lionalists It Windsor.
The West Wsshiogton Agricultural
6ocf.ty Eys cts New officess.

Especial to the KEssEgEc JouRsAL.I
BELFAsr, OSt. 29.-The nsh and game
club WITCH vas Organized in this city q
short while ago. will stock Swan Lake With
salmon this fall.
Mr.. A. p. Mansfield has commenced to
move into bis rev house, corner Of Cedar
and Franklin .treets.
Saturday night party Of twelve ladies
drove over 10 Senupou on a buckbosrd
and took supper st Grinneli's.
Last Saiaidsy the new instruments for
tire bard arrived. They we're bought of
the Boston Musical Co.
Samuel Holt has commenced work on a
new eat rigged beat, ~ feet long and 8
feet vide. He is also building several
small rowtoa,s for the purp,se of letting
next summer. Holt has for many years
kept boats 10 let, and next summer be in
tends 70 have a larger business than ever
Some Rooklsnd people have built large
wharf on the western side of IsIesborough
They have also built two large lime kilns
TIE Belfss. Foundry ard Machine
Works are to have q new roof on their
bull ling, which is 52xl25. They are fur
nishing all the shaf,ing. hangers, boxes
and couplings for the shoe factory. They
report business good, especially in granite
polishing mach AMI circular saw mills
The wi low of James Simpson of Wsido,
died IN tie 26th Of Octoberf aged "A years
Tue es5ay Eugene Blar chard. who lives
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Two Deaths snd q Wedding a. Rich
mopd

Especial to the KKsSKBrc JouRSAL-l
RrcBnosp. Oct s9.-Mr. Geo. Cottcr
died this morning about ave O'Clock of ty-
phoii pneumonis. 0e vas brought home
from Bath sbou, two weeks ago where he
was employed ~ . ship carpenter. Fuusr
al Friday afternoon.
Nellie NJ Collias. daughter Of Davis p.
Co lins. died Of the same disease thil
morning. Funeral Friday
Thomas P,esce and Kate Donovau were
married At rins O'Clock Wed dnesdsy eve
ming, the ceremony being performed B,
Rev. Father Mccarthy of Gardiner in tas
Cstholic church before large number o.
relatives and fiisnds- The nesly marries
couple we're the recipients Of many han :
some presents
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Know No,hips o, 1t at Washing ston

WAsHIsGTos, Oct. - Assistant Sec
retsry Of the Treasury Spauldny, who has
charge of customs matters in the Treasury
Department, says he has no information
that the Me xiesn government has levied u
duty of $500 per car ioai on cattle from,
the United States. hey Dad ~hathe has seen
in the newspapers, and he doubts very
much if any such prohibitory duty has
been levied.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Chilli Expresses Cordial Approval
Of Several Propositions
Which Emanated from the Recent Inter.
national American Conference.
List Of Pensions Granted Yesterday
to Deserving Maine Fe>p.e.

WAsRiNoroS, Oct. 29.-The Depsr,msr,
Of State received dispaih from Patrick
Egsn, united States Minister to Chilli.
which says ihst the president of that re
public expresses 3 most cordial approval
of several propositions which emsns,ed
from the International Conferesee On the
subjects of banking uniform customs. Gus
toms regulations and international bureau
fer the dissemination of information con
cerning tie American republics. uniform
weights ard measures, uniform sanitary
regulations. intsrcolonial railway, and es-
peeslly the adoption of the common silver
coin for circuls'ion in sll American reaub.
lies. This latter project would, the presi
dent considers. by making silver the Amer
lean standard ef values In contraiistiae,ion
to gold as the European standard, do more
thsn any other movement 10 consolidate the
Influence of the United States snd increase
the commerce with the republics Ct South
America.
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3;aii1Gan2 L .5teantIezts
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrsnssmsn, Of Trains In Eject Oct
th, 1890.


Untn further notios trains lsays Augusta a.
tolio~s.
soiss wESr-sN A. NJ tos Iswiston
koet'ani. Portland, Boston and Montreal, T-sJ
A. VI. for HailOwell, Gardiner and Soath Card.
Nor, lo.io a. NJ. Tor Lewiston, Farningtor,
for HailoFseh Dareiner and South GarfiRsF
s.t5 r. NJ fpr Br1nswios, Bath. koesiard
Portland aud Boston, as, (expTcssj Port
land and Boston. 60s r. NJ. for Hallowsll, Garai.
nor and soath Gardiner; 100 2. N, might Futi
man fer Lewiston, Bat PoFtiaBi ani Boston
G0ING EAsT-2.i0 A. VI. might espress) 70:
sspshegau, Belfast. Bangor. bar Hafbor. 81,
". for Wster7iile. SSowhsgan, Newport, bangor
and FauceeOro. ig7 Z. NJ. for ~atesyllIr
At- r VI. for Whtervile dkowhegan, H,'l
fast. Dexter. Dover F0Etr0ft, Bangor
81. stephen. 81 John and Areos.oos onnty. saG
at 10 r. ". saturdays oalyt for " atsrytiia
s9sis7 s,s, g"Per train tor wa'erT'IIe Aod s'asor
The Might Pullman Trslps run each way ever
night. Sundays Included. but not to Skowhe gaI
ar Belfast on Monday mornings. or 10 Dexter
or beyond Bangor. on sunday morning..
fhe day eNpreas trains going Fast at 3.is r, "
nd Nest at 10. 10 A. NJ, run daily, SUNDAYS in
eiuded. between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Rock,
and, Bangor and ST John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Auzaste
leaves South Gardiner, S.k5 A. NJ; 100 AnG IS
I. NJ. aardiuer, Ga a. NJ, 10 ann tleb p 81.
Halloweil. 6.is A. NJ. l.25 and t59 p. NJ
Through tiesrts to California and All poiof
honth and West may be- had of H. IL. NtikrJ
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Once ceiling vi
I'll routes and checking all baggage free of -
pence.
fAfSDH TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 Cent Manager
D. h, BooTHDY. 6en1 Pass and Ticket Ag't,
par-laaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30
a High ehsrilt Gets into jail.

san FRAsoIsco. Oct. 20. - ExLord
High Shenf Hutton, of London. spen,
hat of saturday night in the conrtg jail
b sfore he could secure bail for So Geo. He
was arrested at the instance of an old Eng
llsh friend AMI feilow lawye er named Dons-
.ae. ith whom he quarrelied over fees in
he Blythe case. Hutton formed a syndi.
cate of the Savage heirs to Miiiiopsire
Biyths's big estate. They thong b, they had
sure thlng and agreed 10 psy sl0e,0o0 10
Hutton and sn equal amount 10 Donague in
case they were successful.
The syndicate also raised si2 600 10 PAY
the expenses of the two lawyers in San
Francisco. They soon used this up. wh, n
Hutton git So 900 more. Denague wanted
part Of th's, bot Hutton refused. Suit was
brought and Donague received judgment
for 5000 Hearing that Hutton proposed
TO leave the city, be had him arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-30
Accident en- the Raii-Two Killed and
Ono Iuiur6d

PRoviDEScg, Il. /, 29-Joft before 10
o'clock tor isht two cars on the freight on
ghe Worcester Division, New York, ana
Prov deBce & Bosio1 Road. in some way
came together with unusual force, in the
nor heru pat of this city, enc car load, d
with steel bridge girders, two of them were
disl laced, swiveled around just as the
Lonsdale train came along on the next
rack. The zirier frst struck the side Of
,be smoker, killing Daniel McDermott of
Pavtacket, wounding Fred Benne t, bag
gage MASTER. OF Central Falls Station. who
stt behind MeDsrmot'. Jhs beam re
bounded, sna struck the next car. whf re
n. G. Ptab dY was, residence urknown,
XII ng him.