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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-31
BETWEEN -FOUR WALLS

Atthat u65ment Carruthers entered the
room.
Miss Heath" he said good humor.
edly, "has Darrell not told you that your
room e quite readyf he and Iare going
to take out diplomas as first class house.
mazda Come and inspect our labors."
Leslie rose and both men accompanied
her across the narrow little hall to q half
open door. through which the bright
light Of FIRE CLEANED cheerily.
"You will find things awfully primi.
tive, Miss Heath, said Carruthers, as she
gave him her hand. "but you viii excuse
deficiencies, won't youy"
Excuse themr she said In o low
voice. n don't know how to excuse
myself for giving you % much trouble
And-and am sure" she added, uncer.
tainly, "that l have turned one Of you
out Of your room" As she spoke she
knew, in o fash, as IL were, that II was
Darrell she had turned out Of his room.
GOOD night" said the latter, with q
kindly smile. "You will be good and
obedient. viii you not, and you won't
forget thisT" giving her the tumbler he
carried
When the two men got back to the
sitting room again, they took possession
Of their respective chairs, ht their pipes,
and sat perfectly silent for quite Eve
minutes CarTuthers spoke first
II say, Lance, +" he said seriously, ''do
you suppose there's the sllghtest chance
that Welllngs viii come back to-nightY
mot the faintest, should say" was
the answer. ''Indeed, I am very mucl,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-31

sciousness, the old, sweet, familiar
hymns which never grow really old for
any Of US; and rs she sang, both men
seemed carried back-back-through the
long years. to their boyhVUd and child
hood.
Thank you," said Carruthers In 4 low
tone, when at last the sweet voice
ceased.
Darrell did not say anything. Hewas
leaning back In his chair, with folded
arms, and rather stern look about his
mouth.
''I always sing to Aunt Priscilla on
Sunday nights" said the girl dreamily,
after pause. Then she added, sand l
always read her . chapter from the
Bible, too"
"Will you not read to US also9" said
Darrell suddenly, after another short
silence. There was an indeScribable
softening In his deep voice as II came
through the flrelit dusk. His face Les
lie could not see. for Il was in deep
ahndoW
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-31
Hay and Hop Insurance.

We Insure Hay In the stack and Hops In the
Kiln against loss BY ilFe q lowest current Tatea
FECHTER q ROSS,
yakima Ave, Fred R. Reed 4 CO. = former oilce.
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CT ose OF the Fair,

IT,.
me rar gwen Al 'ran'te Hall for the
oeneht Of st. Augus,ine's church closed
last eve ming With the auJ,ence s,,,v a. ,...
=. a.,,,. .rv .vo,;,. .,,,.
..-s..s. '" me ""e
va "eso'eo 10 'he craving OF some twenty
tso different articles on chances and eleven
on the season tickets. the pri..s h.,..
vo,,h ovs, aaoo A.. H.. .,-,
"'"s muse sr"o'ss
.e pA''o' ''o'e gwen oy y. II. Cossn
4 Co., parlor stove by o. Williamson, bar
rel Of hlur by Leon Hebeyt cord NJ h.,A
vood bv A. r. Fu,,s, An. ..s ...-,..
...'
SCI s"e" " yo""k men OF 'he pansh. siI-
yer water set by DIR LeClair and Mr. Tet-
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EUROPEAN CHANGES
Complete Revision Of Their far'
ID System Predicted.
Early Resignation Of The German clil.
eellor, Yon CapriTi. Looked Fae.
Dslasoa Boy Qusst'oa to b. 0stsloa
by Arbitration.

vIxxxA, May 9-ln the ReichssatA
"Wednesday. the Ma'Qais Won BacaueAssa.
Minister Of Commerce. made Q speseh
equal in significance 10 an announcensaa
from the throne. He anticipated change
Of the greatess importance In the con0gur.
alton Of Europe you'll be made before he
end Of 1889. With them there would b .
rearransement Of commercial relations
~hich would 'eauire new sysssm Of tar
Ia In every State. The minister ralerrsd
to the recent labor agitation. He declared
that on grounds Of principle and policy The
State establishments could not have acted
otherwise Than they did In dealing With the
aro,tary demands Of the workipemsn for .
holiday. He congratulated the House thas
'he day had passed without serious disturb
ance.
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DECATUR, Ill, May 9.-M g. Patter.
son, veii-known architect here ho nys.
terious y disappeared last December, ha.
been found as Salt Like. He says tba,
while on the way to Bloomington on busi-
ne.', he vas sandbasged and robbed OF
4l 800. When he regsined consciousness Is
he vas in Chicago boarding house. He
ssain lost his mind and when nexs con.
scious be vas in hospital at Halifax, n
$. He communicated wt-h friends H. D..
catur, who took him to Salt Lake for hit
health He 10 slowly recovering hi.
health.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From tha
Current Events oi the Day.

The Simpson dry dock At the Brooklyn
navy yard vas opened Friday. No i,or
Puritan vas Immediately docked for re-
pairs.
The condition Of tue Illinois wheat cror
for May 10 nearly s5 per cent bsios the
average owing to The cold sea.her and
,ods.
Schooner Mary Ellen. Capt. Webb. from
Mobile to Bonocea- capsiz d in . gale May
Two - ioss lost O'bers picked up
and carried 20 AppslschicciA.
The captain and crew Of the schooner
Ossipee OF Gloucester wrecked OF Issae .
hsrbor Tue-dsy night. reached Csnso, N.
s.. Thursday on sseamer Princess Beat
rice.
Simeon Foster aged IS. an inmate Of the
North Ard"ver. Mass. sims hnuse where
be vas brought last Saturday. commit. d
suicide BY cuuing his taroar With . ss "
Friday morning. Il vas case Of tempo
fary insanity.
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Over 100 Patients Missins from the
Lonsu0 Polpts Asvlum.

MONTREAL. May 9-The only thins
really new which has developed 10 connec-
ton with the recent frightful holocaust in
Longe Point Asy lum 10 the discovery Of the
first body. While turning over . lot of
brick human spine Was found in doubled
up condition. Deeper down q thigh bone
Was found and still deeper . foot. The
bones were burnt 90 much that they could
easily be crushed in the hand. Coroner
Jones opened his official investigation to-
day. In space ~here women are known
to have persisted there 10 a great deal of
bedding, clothing AMI many heavy beams.
covered over with . mass of brick, and
when these are raised = volume OF fame
bursts from the smouldering ruins. No
effort whatever 10 being made to recover
the bodice, though there 10 an engine and
hose on the gr1und.
Among the missing inmates Of Tongue
pointe Asylum 10 Mrs. Mary L. Shahan of
Millbury. Vt an inmate of the furious"
ward. Mrs. Shshan was q private patient
and came from we'll known ari .tocrstic
family. As lar as can be ascertained .lS2
patients are accounted for. The total num-
Der of inmates on the roster May Was
1897.
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Wretched State OF Affairs at Costa
Hica

MOBILE. Ala. May 9-Three men seek.
ing work tramped into Mobile Yesterday
morning, all the way on foot from New Or
leans They say they are the survivors OF
q party of foreign emigrants who were
hired in New York city abou,
eight months ago and taken to
to Port Limon in Costa Rica to vork on a
railroad by an English syndicate that owns
and is building the railroad.
There is great dific 1lty in getting labor
ers and once obtained they must be held in
. kind of slavery because they are very
anxious to get away A. soon as they find
out what sort of 4 place it is. TIE CON-
pany owns everything in come ction with
the road. Employees could exchange com
pany's money for American money only a,
the company's stores and then at from 20
to 40 per cent discount. The chief difficulty
is the climate 1t rained nearly all the
time ard dysentery carried OF men BY the
dozen. Sixteen Of them finally hired a
small sailing vessel to take them to Colon
and from there it was easy to make the
trip to New Orleans where most of the men
now are.
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Faiiures for tho Week.

New YoRK, May 9-The failures of the
last seven days, A. reported to the Dan 4
Russell mercantile agency number for the
United States. 1856. The corresponding
week last vear there we're 1888 failures in
t1e United Stats.
The failures reported TO Brsdstreet's sgen-
cy number l52 in the United States this
week. against l7i the same week last year
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The B0etou oIsikeIs.

Bossos, May s-There 10 nothing
really nev in the carpenters strike- From
IL % 20 men are being set TO work dailv BY
buiidsrs outside the association The Car
peunrr Blu ldefs' Association claim TO have
no material trouble in flling the strikers
places. The men claim that only ths
rousher class Of work 10 going forward
The ,trike at John P. Squire Z Co's pofh
hacking establishment RENAME quiet
So aire denies the charges Of rack renting
And keeping . company store. aiso that b
desired 70 dispose Of his vorks - . syndi
cate or rival drm.
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Attempted Iniantioids and Suicide

PORTSMOUTH. N. II May 9.-Late this
afternoon Mrs. Charles Frost, during Q nt
Of temporary insaDity, attempted infant.
eide and suicide by throwing her four
months oid baby into the river and jump
ing in afterwards. A tramp named Thomas
Coolon. who was eatirg his lunch on the
opposite side of the wharf, hearing the
splash, Ieaped into the water and caught
the woman, held her till help arrived. then
dived and brought the child to the surface
in an exhausted condition. Mrs. Fros,'s
rash attempt was caused by domestic
trouble.
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THE LYNCHING CASE
At Lexington, Ky., Attracting
Much Attention.
0Ief 4 Hucdrd Kissing From the Lonsre
Points Asylum.
Providence. r I Banishes Bibles and
Devotional Exercises F.om Schools.

CoLuxBIA. s. c., May 9-Afidavits and
cou Ter .fiiiavits are being taken in the
Lexington lycching Gaze, Graham the Law.
yer at whose instiga,ion the Governor re.
spite Willie LesphArt, vas ARE ted yes
teriay on ncharse Of hAviug assisted 10 the
forging the papers upon which the respite
vas procured Several men are named By
sheriff Crafts ~ having been, according to
his belief i'm olica'ed in the / k,lling of Leap.
hart and have been arrested on warrants
sworn out by Attorney General Earle. One
of them. +. c. Caughman. Who boasts OF
his completely in the affair. had the hardi.
hood TO threaten TO swear out . warrant Of
arrest against Governor RichArdson ~ an
accessory before the fact, on account Of
his having Withheld sff iavits upon the
streng h Of which the respite vas granted.
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BosroS, NAV 9-The jury in the case oi
Miss Eta W. Harris aiias DIR Lodgate fol
Malpractice, on Friday morning rendered I
verdict of guilty on one count Of the in
dictmens. The indictments contained I've
counts. mo verdict" was reported on the
frst and 9Th, disagreement on the third
and guilty on the fourth. which charged the
prisoner with feloaous and wilful use of
certain instruments upon the person Of
Annie n Neal with the intent to procure
and with the result Of mi ,csrrisge. The
statute provides In such cases that the pen
atty shall not exceed more than seven nor
less than one year, and 6ne not exceeding
$500. The judge denied the motion for
IN increase OF bail from o. 900 o elO. 600,
and the defense sas given eight days in
which 70 file exceptions,
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0usar Mile SWtndiO.

TorsnA, Kso.. Asy o. -- dO-~Ino,
Humphrey and Attorney General kellogg
have received several letters from respon
sible parties in Meade. Ford an: Other
southwestern counties. informing them thai
the American Sugar Company has secured
over SiOO. 600 bonds from townships fol
the erection of sugar mills, and the worst
frauds and swindles have been perpetrated
The Attorney General has been appealed
10 bring an injunction process TO secure the
forfeiture Of the b ,nds and their return to
the townships, and he will do 90 at once.
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An Infamous Wretch.

New HAyEs. May SIN the municipal
court today, Frank 4 Hunt, a railroad en-
ployee, vas held IN 81 900 on charge Of in.
ce.t with his nineteen year old daughter
an aggravated and frequently occurring Of
fierce. the mother and daughter being 81.
fenced through fear The evidence showed
that at one time Hunt became enragsd and
struck his daughter with bed. slat, break
ing her leg ami the girl being left . week
without sursicsl attention. Hunt vas jail
ed, being unable to secure bail bonds.
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-Four thousand tons Of AndToscosgin ice
has been cold in Lewiston thi. week ss ~
Z ton.
The Bath company Of light infantry will
be mustered in Nay Is. BY Adjatant Gen.
eral Sprsgne.
Mariners should remember that the fog
sienal on Pord Island. ~ the mouth Of the
Kennebec. has been disabled. A bell will
be runs BY hand in snsseY to sisuals.
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The late elections for members Of ths
Cretan Assembly have been annullsd, and
new ballots have been ordered.
Herr Won Ievetzow vas unanim ,usly re-
elf cited President Of the German Reiuhssse
Thursday.
Msj)r Wissman bombarded and occuple I'd
khsa in Africa, Msy Z. No opposition
from the natives. None Of the British con.
dned in the town were hurt.
Mr.. Chamberlain addressed the Oxford
Uriver.i'y Unioni.t League Thursday even
ing He urged the Giadstonians to favor
the Governments Land urchase bill for
ireland and allow the question Of local GOV.
eminent to be discussed later.
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PORTSMOUTH, N H May "A spscia
meeting Of the Portsmouth,, Great Falls
Conway railroad was held in this city thil
morning to take action on the proposes
consolidation on the Boston & Maine road
8 65l shares being represented. It VA
voted unanimously that the stockholders OF
the compsn, approve the sale Of the road
franchise and property Of the company
upon the terms and conditions already
agreed upon by the dire tors of the respect
i've corporations aud that the directors BE-
authorised % execute and deliver any deco
or Uher instrument al all other acts and
things necessary to carry the agreement
into full effect.
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BIDDEroRD. May 9.-Burglars entered
Lewis W. Stones grocery store at Bidde.
ford. Thursday night. and broke open the
cash drawer. but found only eleven cents.
They drilled into the safe but did not usl
enough powder and the explosion did moi
open the safe. They stole . few cigar
watch dog in the store but they evidently
made friends With him. The tools used in
drilling the safe were stolen from black.
smith shop half mile away.
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Senator f Eimunds of Vermont 10 con
I'm to his he'd with severe attack o.
rheumatism lowing a heavy coli which
he contracted last Sunday. His condition,
IL is thought. is not seriaus but A. h. hs.
been in poor health for several months. i
will be som, days before he can return to
the Senate.
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PIrrsBuRoH. May 9.-Ten members Of
the Allegheny Night Owls, an organized
gang Of railroad robbers, have been arrested
BY the Allegheny City police. The rail
roads have been annoyed for months BY
thi. gang breaking into and robtiug station
houses and freight cars. II is estimated
that e25 900 worth Of property has been
,tolen BY these robbers within the last si1
weeks.
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Bibles and Dew otiopal Exercises Ban
ished hom Providence Schools.

Providence, X. l., May 9.-The school
committee fought adopted . revision of its
bylaws which bsnished bible and devotional
exercises from city schools. and restricts
corporal punishment to cases in which the
parents consent is obtained.
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CARIBOU, May 8 The Aroostook Re-
publican announces this week that Aroos-
took has virtually pledged the 800 COO
needed to insure the building of the direct
line Of railroad. DR.. Freeman Of Pre'que
Isle one of the directors OF the N. M r. r.
was in Caribou recently and ms lie the
statement that. leaving out the worthless
notes. only 4l. 500 was needed to make up
the 100000
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Portsmouth Water Works.

PoRrsnoUrH. N. H., May 9.-For some
time negotiations have been pending be-
tween the city of Portsmouth and the
Portsmouth Aqueduct Company for the
water works owned BY them. The mayor
and aldermen voted TO offer the company
el50. 900 for the property, and tonight at .
speci>l meeting the city council unanimous
ly coucurred.
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Schooner sunk-Crew Saved

CoHAssEr, Mass, May 9-The two
mssted fishing schooner Lucy B. winsol
Of Duxbu'y Capt Spencer Winsor. va,
struck by . ha~ when off Glad-s' Point
Sci,uate. at l2 80 this afternoo1 and almost
immediately filed and sunk. The crew OF
six men were rescued with great difhculty
after clinainR to top rigging and dories fol
nearly an hour.
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BosroS. May 9.-Quarters have been
secured for the Maine members Of Com.
mander- in-Chief Alger at Boston at h. Na
tionAl Eneampment at the Clarendon Hotel.
The members are:
Assistant Inspector General, LYMAN W.
Hanson, Post 8, Portland. Aides De Camp
on the Stat, B. B. Murray, Pembroke
George d. Bisbee, Buckfeld; Lester
Dwinsl. Bangor; Phillip 2. Getchell Lew
iston; George d. Armstrong, Lewiston
C. W. Hsdlock, Portland; p. M. Folger,
Augusta; NJ C. Dil~orth, Belfast; J. o.
Lord, Biddeford; H. NJ. Sargent, Portland /;
J. T. CilIey, Rocklsnd; George II. Poor,
Portland.
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Prominent Vernon. c,t,.,n Dad.

BENNINGTON. VT. May 9.-Iion. Charles
E Houghton died this morning At his home
IN North Bennington. ag d IL, after An ill.,
ness brought on by Ia grippe last winter
He was prominent man in this State, had
occupied the positions as Vice President OF
the National bank Of North Bennington,
Treasurer OF the Be ,niDeton 1 Rutland
railway, and was . merchant and manu-.
facturer. He represented SALISBURY in
the Vermont legislature, was three terms In
the Stste senate from Bennington county
and Presidential elector during the H.ye.
campaign He vas County Treasurer and
member of the Republican District Com.
mittee at the time Of his death.
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Newspaper Man Shot

NEw ORLEANS. NAV "a Gainesville
the proprietor Of the Daily Hesperian, was
shot and killed last night by Charles Bell.
An empl 1ye of the Register. A newspaper
controversy is supposed to have caused the
trouble. Bell was arrested.
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NORFOLK, Va, Msy 9-The saw and
planlng mil Of the Jonn L. Roper Co., q,
Gilmerton Locks. burned this morning
With about 60O, 900 feet of dressed lumber.
The origin Of the Hre 10 unknown L 10
between % 900 and $4,000; partly in
sured.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing residents Of Msine:
Original. s. ID. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth
Thomas j. Libby. Thomaston; M.yt
Blckmore, West Troy; Charles A. Burg
ess. Franklin; Peter Patterson. Kent ,s
s-~s, Go W. Dousia.., Rsadhsli, PetsI
ButI'r, Columbia; Ei~in Carter. No,tt
Seda~ick; W. II. Doughty. Harpswell
John +. Hodgkins, Dimariscotta Mill
Amos Allen, Sargentv,lle; Matthew "
Ellis. Searsport; Ab.z4r, father Of 0. l.
johnson, Phillips.
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Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
LEWISTON. May 9.-Alden Crafts Of
West Auburn committed suicide Thursday
night by hanging. He was 73 year, Of
are and leaves . wife and family. He
had shown some signs Of mental derange-
mept, owing to illness.
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LouIsvIvILLE, May 9-The contest to
fill the vacancy caused by Senator Beck's
death opened at Frankfor:. The following
is the esrims'e Of the vote on the first ballot
Carlisle 27, Knott 10. McCreary 10. Lind
lay IL, Stone "A, Moore Z. Bucknef 8,
Winchester 10, Reeves 6.
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vienna. May 9-The strikers In Issr
Valley, Bohemia, have resorted to violence
In their efforts to force masters 70 accsde
to their demands. They attacked . nan.
Der Of factories in the valley and damaged
machinery and compelled the weavsrs Who
were At work to quit.
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Discharssd from Custody

BosroN, Msy 9-Saml Fesenden for.
merly of the Cape Cod Ship Canal Compa y,
was discharged from custody this morning
He vas held on the charge Of missppfopri.
arins certain stocks alleged to have been
put into bis hands in trust
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Rrodte viii rfsh. Ernest.

New YORK, May 9.-Eugsne Brodie
better known a. Pomp. Of Clifton, N. j.,
will meet Joe Ernest of Boston within ten
days for finish fight. The stakes will b.
$3.50 side, with an added purse of $500
The men will 6sht at l40 pounds with two
ounce gloves under the MaIquis of Queens
berry rules.
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Special to the Kennebec journal.
CARIBou. May 9.-Fire badly dam
aged the buildings Of Peter Powers
this morning about two o'clock The
water works saved the residence Of Mr.
Gardiner. close by. and part Of Powers
house Loss covered by insurance This
il the first test Of the water works and our
citzsns are much pleased with their excel
lent service,
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Mason, st,ll Out ., New Haven

New HAVEN, Conn.,, May 9.-The ma
sons who quit ~ofk Monday morning are
.till out, and no prospect Of 40 immediate
settlement. Masons demand IS cents an
hour. Boss builders are willing to pay 424
and unanimously opposed to 45. Both sides
are arm.
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At New Haven-New Haven, 4; Wor
cester, 8
Al Observation-Disclosures, 8; New
ark. I
At Wilmington, 6; Balti-
more. IL.
At tSyracuse-Syracuse,4 4; Roc chester. Z.
At Brooklyn-Athletic, 4; Brooklyn, ..
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BosroS, May 9-The committee on the
public charitable institutions have reported
bill in the House. today. requiring all in
.tiiu'ions for the insane to provide iron FIRE
escapes outside of buildings and other suit
able apparatus, and that the trustees shall
cause the same to be inspected monthly.
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The Silver Question.

Another meeting of the republican sen
atorsl caucus vas h-lt today, At which th
silver que-,ion Was considered Il is stat. d
that the desire for an sgr. ement upon y
measure was more manifest than for som.
days past and it is generally believed \
satisfactory conclusion of the matter will
be reached at the rex meeting.
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BowporxHAN. May 9.--wm. s. Samp-
son, a merchant Of Bowdoiuhsm. died Fri
day morning Of congestion OF the brain,
ased ffty three years Mr. Sampson waa
. highly respected citizen AMI his death 10
loss TO the community.