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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
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atstfffN&sfstN
IN Prsseuc f,le. Minnie > daughter Of flames
asa Naacv Beaa ~ Inspector, aged : month"; and
20 day; pca &, Cleveland sna nj br. aud Mr.
Charles DeFore,t, aged Il mouth
CrNBFaf,Nu-
In Por.lsnd, 0cs ,, Nary Emma Oldest dauea
ter IF homas an NaTy Emma @ Nrii, aged
15 veaT- moH'h-. Get. . Rcrte Worthy. -uu
u Harry ). aHa sarah ,. lfvraIyn aged months
and = daFs
IL Dc foe, oct :. Mr.. Sarah FaHgs. vjie
Of the late Josiah knight, aged "a ears months
10 sfrnu9N at r., SEPT. 80, Los Ma ei est
daughter Of frederick \ ami Lucy johnson.
Al Long Island oct. p Parsons G. hArst0u,
aged ~ fear- and Faunths-
FEsNEEIS.
In Arena Mills Sep, rs, Ms. Fred A. Allen
aged = years mouths,
In Wilton, sept. NJ Eurene H. Allen, eyed 20
IN Farmiug.an. s~pt IS. Hiram B. Jennings.
age5 81 yeaT- { IA, nfhs, n lays
In New eyAisi, >spt. ., James Ridgeway
ags q 81 Years, months. i DAYS
in Phil ips. sept. y. Mary =. Johnson, aged q
rsAr-, moatG, a days
AESStHEC
In wafer9ills. OCT :. ,Io-eph Priest
Ia winsow. Sept =, Mr.. larindA JOY Clifford,
ia oakisad SIPS. =. Wa Taper. Sgd -
years, nt5Eths-
fs.vahsCoT-
wife Of the lase >heehzn, aSed : wears; Oct. /
Marcy smulien, wife a. the late Lawrence
smniien, aged q years and l. months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07


The Loe,9,- are n)s frequently called tc
eat cases Of d3ph,hera, dip5iheT.tic
croap ton.il;ti-, &c ami several are ioFn
with pheid fever an perhaps here j. no
more Of MS Aild Of Sickness than il.
ssually 10 Be expected q, this ason Of
be year. but al -hoall he very careful of
,aems ,l,-. At hi, time std specially eau
,ion, in "a. If trestmant Of the sick. The
fsct should Ut be overlook that dph
liberia sul typhoid f.ver tars contagious
sad hat al! p.efcr ard necessary pTseaa-
unas shoad be token ard s.ns vAluasl.
'nforma on ia Is connect "a can be oh
'aiBed By applying ?, th- oli q Of tie
state Boarl of Heath AnSus'a.
There are unm,taSatl4 Indications that
he deep feel NJ VII ch prevails III macy
mind. here, that 'h man ,r 10 ~hch un-
'eraIu lous men arr pIyIs thu liquor trsi'ie
&, ,hsir opn enrichment aud The destruction
u ih"ir victims arr aroa Fl AMI vi de-
1srd that SON thifg he don, The eyen's
iu this cay the past ieT week, have been
Of an aisrmi'g chtrset r-d-aih AMI mar
row ,capes from death. violerce and vsri-
Gus crines all - to make up the black
i-i The Law il b. NJ Viola ~ daily, AID
in most our gaous and ,hsmtleas mar
1er, wbat Yer may DC SID 70 the contrary
ao,wi,h.tsrdoe We hope dat some steps
will g taken that shail have the effect of
cio.iog Up ,ha rlr saops IN tbs beautiful
city. NJ matt r IN er ia. name they my
ae qua They sr- rot reFdel, sld al
money that j., psi cut At tr,i' counters il,
aorse than WI ted.
Mr.. Michael Murphy, the we'll known
Naiue Cca;ral et.tion agent il tbis ~,
Wa returning with bis team from Clinton
n SUNDAY, beng n company with Mr..
Waia-e Ttbets They wore d iy.rg
along turn ise road which was very mar.
r5w. when th,jr Ap-se, berg startled h
anoth.f that Has lso.c a, Ih- ros1,iAe,
-Aied itiie, ossr'urf iu{ The carriage,
sben Ia men pitched on aed Nr Murphy
ira iron a rock n such manner "a 20
o'ysk lis should r HIS companion vas
.,ns,deratle sh ken mp mt uot seriously
nu-t Mr. Murphy is a very heavy man
rl considers himself very fortunate to es-
cIpe win injuries more serious for he
'oelIY came very ar having a broken
reck Or Hill was called to harol the
,se ard the ra'i,a: is repor q 10 tc Co.
j-gssvel) as could he exp ct 4 in view of
the nsture IF the accident. Tom is Pop
u'sr nan about the stallion snl BE- viii tc
missed fu'irg his enforced absence from
his post
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Mr. 4 T. Maeouber IS having IA house
On ) cond street newly painte! by the
Niles Bros
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Z , EbsLn t,ka,, OFpE.h lion ~ LL,hfiss
- CFpss Hal, ueetIazs are held I'd ga va
eoadzs - evs > sHGsth % = % o'fi'fk u
Cos. +. PVscK, & ,.
81 l.. - EHgFsE .. Ael'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

The marriage of we'll keosn Gardner
sfocsv to 4 Na.sachrsett, yoang lady wi
BIZ one u " etlaesAay, eynat..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Those Who vert to Lewiston last wesk
to attend the State Consentioa of the Y.
NJ. c. A. aud the Ladies' Agxlisiiss.sre en-
thusiastie 10 their expression concerning
the entertainment whic Ii was accorded them
by their hosts en- The Androscosgin. They
say that .hs meeting was grand one, ard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

TIE revolution III Brazil WAS 40 great =
>r-pr.5e 20 Dam i'-3ra II than il IN arp
vt OF OF two Of OIL Sau1s Cagrfh Cure q
i Ye7e ea'e Of nasal c,aerh. It leaves
isi3kiy that's all.
y rod - ycuag mothers ID not doe
your lar ngs with erery old gran imct1eTs
receipt, a. d'-vespec;. hut - that invs
1t Bile prerertuire Of chill iren's diseases, -
IT, Bulls Baby Syrup,
e.AAn.ss-.s-sa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
a}orr.


iEANaI ~.
In Well. sept =, TO Nr snd Mr. Com Conaut,
4 saa-
RFNSERFC-
liz East wirthrop.S PIT =, 20 ,ir and Mrs.
G Jackson. *0n. ,PAtip Richard
SH4Ft~FT-
In -koH hogan, >ept, =, 10 ilie wife Of Fred
ork. q son-
10 fairaei' Seri .. 70 the vile Of Mr.. A. y.
F,l-, Il son, Donald ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

The Wstervile S'esm DYE House. whose
Advertisement has appeared in the Journal
the p's' three or four weeks, were never
before so rushed with work as at this time
AMI It'll the orders continue to come in.
An advertisement in the Journs Is pow
erful factor in business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Chicago Market.

CHICsGo Oct.
FLOUR Firm, unchanged.
HEAT Firm, higher. No. spring 9g.aYl
No red a9!aa9}
Consultative, stronger. No. 2, $3.50
OArs-Aciiye. unsettled. No. g. tL,e'
RYE-Gl
BAEI.EY-73a53
PoKK-C Closed steady nj t9.60s9.75
LAIin-Steady. f6 20a6.2el
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

This even N there III b.. 5 harvest SUP
per in the Nertolist festrT. tie proceed.
Of ~hieh sili 20 towards pa! iag for Ihe t.
psirs u the ehufch. The admission to
tae enter sia nlsas @ili be 10 cents; stmis
,oa sud upper. = carts. Th- work Of
pa u irg ths exterior 81. be commenced in
short time. ard some horle shtds will
also BE- built this fan. TIE crzan viii not
Re moved, however. ill next spring, wien
considerable otAer work viii be done on
DE SIDE Of the ohnrch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
S. A. DICKINSON,

H0FneSSeS OT HI HIUNs.
ROBES. BL1NRErs, WHIPS.
franks. Travelling Esg-, Rubber
Goods etc AJ-s a Eine lime ~
frr sosts and tmbseisas.
MAIN ST waTEhyILLE. ME
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Epilspilc Fits Cured.

Ny fsasrsy has tesn sDseess'ully used ~. ~.
- en.Y Y'afs sbs fret patient 3eing pefnAne ~
ease9. IL has often cured when al fiss -
fsied; may IT 10, cure your II Il put np N lia.
aa1 ps1Edsl form, % o; by express a, yea st
e.se or slsiied poSttsid- Inc powder Is essy
Prepared, ard ~ use often caves heavy ssp.s.ss
chsrges. Hedietne for one month. sz@,
nprldtsir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
HALLCWElL LOCALS.

Mr. WIZ + Hend sr,oa i, On trip to
Ne~ York
VT & A Cole 5. in Bostoa OF business
Ter few days
Me, Clara A. Cole i, eonaae1 TO the
toase BY lse.s
Mr. A T. Maeouiber IS having house
On ) .cond street newly painted by the
Niles Bros
Mr. W b. Cole baggage matter al the
VI c eepot, i, taking weeks saea:ioa ct
n.s home in Cli- ton.
Mr.. Johp Taylor Mr. Geo. F Thomp-
sou anil Mr. Harry II slirson spen;yesre;-
lay about he bike. guuning.
i man named " aits va. arrested here BY
Msr-h,l Msdion yesterday He vas want
ei Ly Deputy Sheriff IIii # @atetsillt.
The oder of 'he Golden Cross give a.
oyster supper HIS evening Instead Ct
Thursday evening, as was stated ia jester
i US l,-uc.
N-. Fred 4 jenkins, who's hou,c was
j siroyea By Ere some weeks since, is r.
moving TIE goods which were saved 20
BATH. he;e he viii reside
Mr.. Arthur ". Norton and 81 ttrs
Mlsse. Mabel ant Florence, vh) have been
v4Iaux Mr. and Mrs 4. A. Hea h, retained
70 ttrir home at Cape Netdiek, yesterday.
schooner william Marshall arrived veg
trl,y to ioal sith ice for New Ysrk
Schooner J+remah Smith is also Tecti,iag
4 cargo Of paving from the IsloEell Gran
tie Go.
Ttcyec re railroad company have de-
e Red not 10 keep the horses 20 be used on
tn. rad in the room beneath the ear barn
bit ei instead h- W stalls in the stAtl
near the cotton factory and formerly Goa
nec,ed " IA the OLD tavern which vas burned
Some years ago.
Mr. Stoyan X Valtra'sly, a native of
Euisira, delivered rmon in The fore
% lor. a. the Congregational and in the
a{.,ruoon ~ the II, +. church. Sunday
last His discourse was most interesting,
AMI be il identity natural speaker. lie
d.hy, rcd an intetc. tug and Instructive lee
ii. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

tia. thsy vi,h al 'he memser. Of he
Wa,~rvll.r Assecs ism ajght have been
t1srs. They returned uueh encoursgfd
= szasn axe up aud pross ere tie work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

The Al sii z school recently organ d IN
farm ngdais bill. fair t. b. very sac
srs-fpi one the school meets Al 1oeo
ltil. Fafmnkdsis every Thursday even
inx ani slresd, number, .zi} pupils.
4 n,9yement on foot. 81 IS receiving
e. ii. larta9ie encouragement, to organize an
tyhssra in our city. Several Of cur
prominent young men are Interested in the
proj 90. ard II gan ~ ear b. bat sue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
FailowftI Advertisements.

T.spa SAB f.sshfi tsAt. iR 'aesr or
L ta.tiitt-.. tr saIi gnrehes"fs ca
ou on adde's NsB 60.
1a iHwpl Nai0r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

A smsll dfc broke ca, Monday morning
ground the fufrars At the High School,
tne wooIwotk catchi1a ard turning quite
lively. iiji the room win smoke. The
d amos nefe queachel After II while by a
f.oA stream # watsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
sennebec Central r. R.


On and after Nu,,isi lot t,,aus vii run as io.
loNs
Leave Randolph 7o'. ii,o \. NJ. sos. ~
T. n. AIrtt. y National hVm' - IFS
A. NJ rs, as NJ.
lyave National "a me 9lStN LOAN
y 4. y Arrive ~ Randolph $40 A N. .
S5,, 5.1r. NJ,
- accommodate people wishing 10 attend the
band rpuccu. at Vine National tlo.nr, Suniay
4ftr nour- tt. ius 20 leave Randolph at 20 aud
i.lb T. NJ. each SUNDAY until further na;lcr
Leave National Home ~ J BY AHl 5.iA IN
> 4 Law ilN Nulwsiuf.ufput
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Tomorrow night it is expeeiei that Mis-
Msyhew Of Mt Verne n youog ard tai
en-ed evangelist viii commerce series of
three meetings 30 continue Wednesday.
Thursday ard Friday evenings. Thy sill
be hell st the Methodist cnur 10 this
city snl services will begin a; 80 At
.sulants 4, the difereot churches we're
invited lsss Sonday. through the various
pulpits, to attend these meet ngs. if coz
sistent With their ether duties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Mr. EIwari G CROSBY, ~ho has bsen
learning the mschipisi trade st TIE N. c.
r. r. Shops in this city is very sick with
typhoid fevgr a; the resi fence of Bis sis
ter. Mrs. Wirg, on the FART Il road lie
i, sen Of Mrs. ). G.. Crosby, formerly
well k-own throughout the S,ste "a .teao-
graphic reporter I'r the co1ris. ard his
mother Is now with him. We h p that
thai the youas man VIII pull through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07


City Marshal Norton lift On the Bar
lisrbor train for Boston. >uadsy forenoon
IN search of John Hsnisy, The youBg dude
who recently robbed Mr. Barney Burrs of
some one hundred ard twenty five dollars
The Cry Marshal arrived in Boston at
go 2. NJ. Aben, sn hour later while
going down fremont street to FIRE he
happened TO glance soross the street and
s,a yonag Harley going in the same Ii
= .ctiou The otfi ,er saou had his mau. and
yesterday afternoon arrived in the city with
h m uaniey will he tried this moraifg on
two charges--thst of the larceny of money
from Mr.. Burns, and the LARCENY Of
wsicA from Robert Berry
Mr.. Leonard Moody the rich real estate
owuer Of Brooklyn. n. Y. together with
his wife sad ixus hter. Mrs. Col Edward
Esekaer and the Misses Lille, Jennie anil
Eiors nee Moody, With SIX servants, made
up quite party which lett Gardner on the
N>rdsy mernirs express for Mr.. Mooiy's
Brooklyn home Mr.. Moody and family
have been spending the past three and one
hSlf mcntls at their summer home in East
Pis,s,ou. During this time Mr.. Moody's
new summer hcue hiss been wholly COM
pls;ea with the exception of the Interior
4, earst.en, sni Is o-e of the fines. places
in MAINE. A similar structure built in 4
q weuid cost sso.oCe Mr.. Needy will
not witt dis section again until November
mxt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

}I~ Florence Hersey Who has been
making = short si.it 10 the city The guest
Mis-, gsssie G. Curtis. tefurne. to her
,aia. ia Boston MauiaY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
6s.is sss,sss yansass
TgEsBsf, OCT. I. 1850.
GARDINER LOCALS.

Li;ehseid FAR tsd,y
----------------
C. Waste H. ~ Bssh on .aort spsi-
gess rip.
4 B. Cook.sn Of y assrvisis sas in the
~ hoad%y.
Mrs.. FIRES "a n Troit IS making tso
esk,V ~ 9Th friends ia Woolsieh
Niss Bes.ie G. Cats - new clerk in
z s sm.th Go. : aer dry goods store
Mr. Hsroer, K-rasn and sfe II Ciih,on
ar> vis.trg At the sss Niii,, The guests Of
M G.o.gs Cross.
-------.---------s--a
G<ofgs Cross. the gan.uiih. ia recent
y puretasea KnaE emit, ~hich promises
s., be qHi a fpeesiy ens.
The fai- =, Latcha-ii so1sy pron l,es 10
be big ,acses,. There Ill be irgs
aHabsf attend from shls city.
'fhs publisher. of she Reporter sih put
~ a aes improved Whitioes prss' some
n,e agfing the pfsseat week
The marriage Of well keosn Gardner
sfsesE 10 Massachusetts yoaBg lady VII
be- sae of Wetiaesday, syeat..
ST. Frsd Corson q Lowell Mae, Is
sa name 81 the ionsotiaI artist recently
aiiaa to Me- "GHs Whseisf's hair dres-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

The Continental su1 Esge hose c1n-
paujc, Of ,l4is place, accom- suisd hy their
'lrum corfs, will q tenl the firemsn's mus
ter at Bath on Wedn,S lay, the IAN nat
The hose race -i,l be for blood, as beside
,hr two Gardiner eompsnies, the Iaharon-
l'it. Of hichmo1i, who recently defeated
jiAritners champions. aud the peluse
company Of Brs%er vii be among the coa-
tsta1ts. Tho prizes in thJ. race are
- 1ck valued At $50 to tie winner and
god and oxilixei silver ever, valued At
So. to the ,e,or'l best company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

frank Gray aad wife. sho havs been in
t1s city 90 short sis.t, ths guests Of
Michael McSsmara. returned to their nome
- New YORK yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

schooner william Marshall arrived yes
ttrl,y to ioal with ice for New Ysrk
Sea, o1cr jeremiah Smith is also receiving
q carve Of paving from the HsIIoEell Gran
IT, %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Mr. W b. Cole baggage master al the
VI c eepot, i, taking weeks saea:ioa ct
n.s home in CIR ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

bt btnd concert address. b. Mayor
rp ~. snd hsrqpc', which was to have
TAX n place a. the Evans this evening. has
Zoo go postponed rnril wednesday evening.
ro-'ponemert is msle On account Of sew
a memh,r' Of tie bird being engaged 70
t-rat the Litchdpld SIR exerei'c' tcd,y
D. has been de- ded tIst the choral ar
switch has teen given occasionally at
nrt.t church on SUNDAY evening. shall be
s.en permtnrntl, hertafar- hi. u ser
wee hat "a much cni Eyed hg PENDANTS
IF ibis church ard the fat ihat it il to b.
.0rr p rmsue't viii be greatly sprr, a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Mr.. john Taylor Mr. Geo. + Thomp-
son anil Mr. Harry H. otirson spen: yeste'-
DAY about he hike, gunning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Mr.. Arthur ". Norton and 81 ters,
M.s,c' Mabel ant Florence, .h) have been
v4i,.n9 Mr. and Mrs. "A. Hea h, returned
10 tteir home at Cape Neiack, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

ST. Frsd Corson u Lowell Mae. IL
ta name 81 the ioasotiaI artist recently
aiiaa to Me- "GHs Whseisf's hair dres-
eng pafl1fs
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-15
BRITISH SOPHISTRY.
AN ATTEMPT TO ARGUE AMERICA
OUT OF THE CUBAN TRADE.
The Favored Nations" Clause Pretext
to Prevent Spain From Entering Re-
ciprocal Relations With the United
States.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.--Dispatches from
London assert that Spain cannot nego-
tiate a reciprocity treaty with the United
States for the Cuban trade without vio-
lating the "favored nations clause in
her existing treaties with other nations.
Itis said at the department Of state that
this point was finally decided
in 1884, when Minister Foster nego-
tiated reciprocity treaty, and is now
revived, not by Spain, but by the COM
mercial interests of Great Britain, for an
obvious purpose. The United States
also has a favored nations" clause in
most of her commercial treaties, but
this will,not embarrass the government
in the negotiation OF reciprocity treaties
or arrangements with other nations, be-
cause the department of state has
uniformly held that the ''favored
nation" clause applies only where
privilege is granted freely and without
consideration, but wherever special
consideration is made the condition of
favor granted or received, the Favored
nations" clause does not apply.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-15
TOMBSTONE OUTDONE.
THE MOST SENSATIONAL SAFE
OPENING TEST YET.
A Minneapolis Young Man Works His
Hypnotic Powers for Pelf-Astonished
Detectives Frustrate His Object.

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-A safe-opening test
which in sensational accompaniments
discounts the wonderful feat of John
stone, the mind reader, took place in the
Hotel Wayne early this morning. The
operator was Henry E. Adams, a young
man from Minneapolis, who came to
Chicago some weeks ago and took rooms
at the Wayne. There he became
acquainted with young man, who,
although Adams did not know this, was
a cousin of the proprietor. Within the
past few days Adams proposed to him to
rob the hotel safe. He was to get
up at 4 O'Clock in the morning and do
this. The hotel proprietor was advised
by his cousin, who at the same time
pretended to be an accomplice in Adams
plot. Two detectives were hidden in
the Office last night, and this morning
at the appointed time, Adams came in.
The wondering officers watched him
without tools or explosives prepare to
open the massive safe, although it was
evident that he did not know the COM
bination. He pared the index finger of
his right hand until the blood vessels
were exposed. Then by placing the
sensitive wound on the knob OF the
combination lock, he could distinguish
the movement of the tumblers as they
fell. For an hour he worked, while the
detectives scarcely dared to breathe. At
last there was sharp click and Adams
swung back the door. With sigh of
relief he reached into the safe and laid
his hand OH a package of bills, but
much to his discontinue, the officers
stepped forward at the same moment
and placed him under arrest.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-15
EASTERN ECHOES.

The population of the state OF Kansas
is ,423, ,4S5, an increase of 427 $3.50.
The Consolidated Ice Machine COM
pany, of Chicago, has made an assign
ment.
The police census of New York city
shows the population to be 1,710, us, an
increase Of 1877 ,214 over the government
figures.
The ship Snow and Burgess, 1866
tons, now loading at Thomaston, Maine,
with spars for Boston, has been sold to
San Fr sncsco parties for $4,000
A. M. McRae, secretary and treasurer
of the Security Loan and Savings COM
pany of St. Catherine, Ont, has disap-
peared, together with $25, 200 of the
society's funds.
Commander Charles L. Huntington,
commandant of Pensacola navy yard,
died at Saratoga, N. Y, Tuesday after
noon. He had been i'll several months.
He was native of Springfield, ILL.,
Richard Brown, a member of firm
OF woodcarvers, suicided at St. Louis by
jumping off the Eads bridge into the
river, distance of 100 feet. He left
note hoping for pardon for such means
of escaping from his troubles.
General Reuben Davis, aged So, of
Aberdeen, Mass, is dead. He was a
first cousin of Jefferson Davis; was
prominent figure in the Mexican war,
and ranked as the most celebrated GRIM
inal lawyer in the south. He served in
the 35th and Seth congresses.
Col. Herbert A. Hascall, United States
army, retired, died in Chicago, Tuesday,
after a long illness. Col. Hascall served
in Florida during the Seminole outbreak,
was in Utah during the Mormon trouble,
served through the civil war and was at
one time professor of mathematics at
West Point
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-15
THE DOODLE SENATOR.

Returned to Look After His Fences
Which White is Knocking Down.
RENO, New, Oct. 14.-senator STAN
ford, wife and party passed here this
morning en- route to San Francisco. The
senator was met by Senator Stewart,
Frances G. Newlands and others. He
was in good health and spirits.
AUBURN, CAL, Oct. 14.-An i'm
promptu reception was given to Senator
Stanford on the arrival of his special
train at about O'Clock this afternoon.
Judge J. 7. Kinkade delivered short
address of welcome, and Senator Stan
ford responded. After the speech the
senator alighted and shook hands with
those present, meeting many old time
friends.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 14.-Senator and
Mrs. Stanford arrived here this evening.
The Markham brigade of uniformed
clubs escorted the senator to the pa
vilion, where an address of welcome was
delivered by A. L. Hart. Senator Stan
ford responded at some length. The
party leaves in the morning for San
Francisco, by way of Stockton.
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being Kate Hart She met her hus-
band in California three months ago,
after his fight with Carroll.
Kentucky Trotters.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 14.-Interest to-
day centered in the $4,000 stake, eight
horses starting. The first heat of the
day was to complete the Blue Grass
stakes of yesterday. Angeline was first,
New York Central second, Early Bird
third, Matte H. fourth time, 2:21I.
Lexington stake, 2year-olds, 1870,
mile heats, best two in three-Vaustine
won, Betsy Britton and Promoter dis
tanced best time, 2:261s.
The :26 class, $1000-Kenwood won,
Reagan second, G. w. Tilford third,
Catherine Leyburn fourth; best time,
2:2234.
The 2:19 class, $4,000, best three in
five-But three heats were run today,
and the race will be finished tomorrow
In today's heats McDoel stands first,
Allerton second, Hendrix third and
Stevie fourth best time, 2:151s.
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The Celebrated Andover Case.

Boston, Oct. 14.-The celebrated An
dover case, which in various forms has
been pending before the Supreme Judi
cial court of Massachusetts,, for more
than three years, came up this morning
for final hearing. Five OF the six justices
were on the bench; eleven lawyers ap-
peared FOR the respective parties in in
terest, and there was a large crowd of
spectators. Mr.. Russell opened the case
for the appellant, and Professor Dwight
followed. The case for the trustees was
opened by Professor Gray, and Hon.
George Shattuck continued argument in
the trustees behalf.