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mated at $4,000. large share of which is
on the stock and machinery. The total in
suranee is $3.50. The cause of the fire is
unknown. The buildings were owned by
Joseph G. Weymouth.
Andover Case Closed Up.
BETHEL, October 21.-No one appeared
against the respondent. Charles II. Buck, in
the Andover elopement case today, and he
was discharged. The mother of Miss Rowe
tailed to materialize as witness against
him, fearing that the girl would be prose-
cuted.
Arm Cut Off.
BANGOR. October 21.-A few days ago
Reuel Bell of Wytopitlock, while working
about threshing machine. had his right
hand caught by the teeth, drawing his arm
into tie machine and lacerating it terribly.
Amputation was necessary. and the patient
Is now doing we'll.
Ceurt In Waldo County.
BELFAST, October 21.-The October term
of the Supreme Judicial Court, Judge Wal
ton presiding, began today. The term will
continue about a fortnight
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Local weather Report.

PORTLAND, Me-, October 81, 1890.
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Brig Ida Wrecked.
must CO to the Poor House.

DUBLIN, October 2l.-A crowd Of fafm la
borers at Schulz besieged the Board OF Guar
dians today, demanding work or bread on
account ofthe failure of the potato crop.
The Board replied that the law does not per
nit outdoor relief.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
g year II paid in advance, $2.00 year.
Adyertis ements inserted in the MAINE STATS
PpTssO (which has large circulation in every
part Of the STATED for 81 90 per square for first
Bertion. and 90 cents per square for each subae
Quent insertion.
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VIENNA, October 21.-The tram-car en-
Dloyes VINO struck Sunday will resume work
Immediately. The municipal council will
compel the tramway company TO revise its
rules. The strikers today decided TO accept
the partial concessions to their demands
promised before the strike began.
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business sun Good In canada.

TORONTO. Ont. October 2l.-It Is stated
that more tnau 1000 live sheep and lambs
have passed through st. John en- route for
New England within the past few days, de-
spite the Mckinley bill. The price OF farm
produce, both wholesale and retail. was, on
an average, rather higher yesterday than on
the same day last year. Most varieties Of
fish rule higher than they did last year at
this time
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Down Goes the Record. .

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, October 21.-A Sen
tinel special from Cambridge City, Ind, says
that the stallion Nelson today lowered his
record again making a mile In 2 103. He will
try to lower that Wednesday.
Baseball at Louisville.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3: BroOklVna A.
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OTTAWA, October 2l.-In certain quarters
the imposition Of an export duty on nickel
ore is ceing advocated. IL Is not known
whether the government has yet considered
the matter
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The Reporter PUT out.

LONDON, October 2l.-An exciting scene
occurred in a Catholic church In Glanmire,
Cork, Sunday, when the discovery was made
that press representative was taking notes
OF the priests sermon. Upon refusing to
give up his note book several members OF the
congregation forcibly took 1t from the re-
porter and then called a policeman who put
the scribe ont.
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PRICE 81 A YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE So

Sagadahoc county, opened at the Alameda a,
Bath Tuesday noon, with every prospeet III
a. session equal 10 those OF preceding years.
Inc hall Is already nearly filed, and Wed.
nesday VIII probably see the largest display
ever made in this county.
YORK COUNTY.
Inc Biddeford Times says: 'It Is learned
To-Day that Recorder G. A. Emery Il mot a
candidate f3T the Saco, judgeship, but is sup
poItIns ~; "a. burbank, who also has the
har ~ NNS
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the WEATh Err.
Fair.

Following is the forecast of the weather for
New England: Continued fair; variable
winds.
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SAco. October 2l,-The loss by this morn
ing's fire in the Carville soap factory is estI-
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Grover was All Right

man Grover was on trial today before the ne
lice committee for assaultIng Sergeant
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Eggs Is Eggs In London.

TORONTO, Ont. October g1.-A special ca
BILE despatch from London to the Globe says
that the first test consignment Of Canadian
eggs reached the London market today In
excellent condition. They will bear favora-
BILE comparison with Normandy eggs. Sew
eral cases found buyers at 10 shilllngs per
huddred. The top price for the best eggs on
the market was II shillinQs
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EOR SALE-Received large nice lot of
Il young male Hartz Mountain canaries, almost
in full song. keep also lot Of all kinds of cages
seeds and sundries on hand. Gail early to have the
best selection. FRED BR0MBY, $50 Congress
street. III
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\ OsT-A moss agate ring. The finder will be
L. rewarded by leaving at the MAINE GRN-
ERAL HOSPITAL. 16-l
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The EnsIIsh Taking Canada. s.

MONTREAL, October 2l.-The rumOr
which gained currency some weeks ago that
an English syndicate was about purchasing
all the -four mills In Canada has gained new
credenee. The three principal mills are
0gilvie's, the Lake Of the Woods and the
Hudson Bay aud they have already been Sc
cured. The output Is 1850 barrels per day,
and the price named Is nearly S3,000,000.
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FEMALE HELP

En GIRLS WANTED = No office fees
OO charged, wages SO to So per week, places
ready at once Now is The time TO secure win
ters situation without cost. LADIES' En-
CHANGE, 1856 Congress street. Cooks ano
chamber maids wanted 20.1
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Found

Notwithstanding that should be in every
In family at this season of the year. when coughs
and colds are so prevalent. IL is WAYS Compound
syrup of LungwOrt. Price 2bc. per bottle. III
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Mrs. Justice Stanton.

WASHINGTON. October 21.-An extremely
novel petition" has been sent to President
Harrison, stating that in view of the fact
that the practice of the Supreme Court for
the past one hundred years s'has been to
stand by its decisions. whether just or un.
just;' and in view Of the fact that women
whose minds are free from creeds, as well
as loyal to truth, justice and humanity, are
better judges than men under the same cir.
cumstances," the wagaworkers' political ALI.
ance OF Washington resolve as follows:
That the President of the United States Of
America be and Is hereby requested to preSebt the
name OF Mrs. Elizabeth Cady stanton TO the Sen
ate of the United States as an associate justice In
place OF Justice Miller, deceased.
Resolved finally, Tnat all persons and parties
who want Justice rendered by women as well as
Dy men In the Supreme Court of the United States
be and they are hereby urged TO forward petitions
to the President in favor Of Mrs. Stanton's nOml-
nation and confirmation to said position"
VIII Increase the Surplus Now.
WASHINGTON. October 21.-N. F. Palmer
& Co., contractors for building the two gun
boats Concord and Bennington. have notified
the Navy Department that the first named
vessel Is ready for trial trip The contract
called for the completion of the vessels in
May, 1889. The contractors are now under
a penalty Of 5000 per day for every days de.
lay in their completion.
The Pension List.
WA5dIHdIONs OCtODoI Il. r 6nSlOuS nave
been granted to the following Maine peo-
pie:
ORIGINAL.
G. f. Partridge. Olamon.
Albert b. FOss, Benton Station.
Henry A Larrabee, Monroe.
Geo. B. Whitney. Sidney Centre.
Isaac Warden, Jonesport.
James Sawyer. Bucksport.
Lewis w. Banker, East Brook.
Patrick Barry. Bangor.
Thomas f. Abbott, National Military Home.
Edgar Ii. WOleott, Union.
Hugh Conway, Calais.
A. III. PraiT, North Turner Bridge.
Frank ii. Oliver, Orono.
Jonathan r. Grant, Dexter.
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Alarm In Erzeroum.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, October H.-The gen.
eral Of Armenia has stationed troops II. the
christian quarter OF the city Of ErZsroum. TO
protect the residents who fear that the Mos
lens intend to conduct an organized pillage
of the quarter. Brigandage Is rife along
the caravan route between Erzeroum and
TrahfZiand
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Maatnar Observations.

Mean daily ther....43.O, Max. vel. wind. 70
Maximum ther,. 9.Ol Total precip.. . o.
Minimum ther.....37.0l
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OFFICIAL WAITS.

A mandate has been issued upon requl-
sition of the governor Of Texas for the ar
rest OF Bart de Grafenried, charged with
the theft of two horses in Texas in 1888.
John Brown, having served his full
sentence in the penitentiary, was released.
and having not violated any of the con-
vict's rules during imprisonment, was
restored by the governor to citizenship.
Reward Of 500 offered for the arrest
and delivery to the sheriff of Lincoln
county OF one James Higshaw, indicted for
assault with intent to kill; requisition is
suei upon the governor OF Texas for Hig-
shaw's arrest.
Notaries public have been commits.
stoned as follows: John McMllon, Pinos
Altos Herman G. Baca, Socorro; Sixto
Chavez, Ell Rito; Edward l.. Doheny,
Silver City; Manuel Trujillo, San Acasio,
Bernalille county; Jose N. E. Quintana,
Abiquiu, Rio Arriba county.
A mandate has been issued upon requi-
sition of the governor OF Colorado for the
arrest OF Rafael Sandoval, charged with
grand larceny in Ebert county Colorado.
The governor has offered a reward of
800 for the arrest of Jas. KcKibben,
wanted in Santa Fe county to answer to
charge OF murder.
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PERSONAL.

At the Palace: M. s. Otero, Berna
lilo; G. D. Brooks, Denver; Mrs. Luciar
Swift and daughter, Minneapolis; Mis-.
Grace Swift, Minneapolis; d. N. Frazier
Wichita; A. s. Brake, Denver; W. Gard
ner, Ouray, Colo; Eugenio Romero
Meyer Freedman, Las Vegas; w. s.
Miller, Halstead, Kas. Marcus Whipple
G. A. Whipple, s. E. Greenman, Boston
A. ]. Wintrode, Albuquerque; G. B.
Keer, New York; M. B. Hayes, Denver
A. c. Mcdonald, New York.
At the Exchange: J. R. Lincoln, Ger.
rillos; D. M. Montrith, St. Paul; J. H.
Crist, Chama; VIM. O. Mead, Spring.
field, Mo. ; Alex. M. Story, Hillsboro; J.
P. Chaves, 7. Ferran, Gallins; Benz.
Fremont, Los Angeles.
A. NJ. Story, the mighty good sheriff Of
Sierra county, is in the capital to-day on
business with territorial Officials.
Chas. E. Wright, recently Of Trinidad
and first class printer, has accepted 9
position in the New MEXICAN job rooms
Hon. Eugenio Romero and Myer Fried
man are here from Las Vegas.
J. r. Lincoln, Of Cerrillos, is in the city
on legal business.
J. H. Crist arrived from Rio Arribs
county last week.
Hon. NJ. s. Otero is in the city from
Bernalillo.
Gov. Prince left last evening on trip te
SOcorro.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The ladies are going to see to it that
the plaza is supplied with iron, settees.
Citizens, get move on and attend that
final railroad meeting at p. m. to-mor-
row.
The police ought to try and distinguish
themselves by arresting a few petty
thieves and tire.bug or two. 1t would
prove novelty.
Seven coach loads of New England ex-
cursionists, en- route home from the City
of Mexico, spent this forenoon in Santa
Fe and made it pleasant both for them
selves and the curio and tiligree dealers.
1t appears that the water company will
hardly comply with its agreement and
build those two additional reservoirs this
spring. The flood season will soon come
and go--and what will poor Robin do
then?
All ladies' who are agreeable to taking
part in a concert and supper, the object of
which is to raise funds to provide improve
ments for the plaza, are cordially urged
to attend meeting of the ladies of Santa
Fe to be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow (Sat-
urday) at the governors residence.
Bids for doing the necessary painting
about the plaza will be opened at Capt
Gray's office at noon tomorrow. To-day
he is having the fence repaired, and is
replacing the dead trees with new ones.
Let the good work go on. Now, how
about the iron benches? Let's have them
by all means.
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Copper has rallied somewhat from the
previous low figures. Some $780, 200
pounds lake has been sold at various
figures from $l4.25 up to $l4.50 for bars,
but casting brands, Notwithstanding the
lighter output from Anaconda, have been
materially weaker and Arizona sold at
1871 down to l3, with other casting
brands down to 121a, and, rumor says,
l24. The cause Of this wide discrepancy
is that the bankers have sold pig copper
very freely, moving off close to 1900
tons at and about II cents per pound,
which permits the sale OF ingot at IN
o. the other hand, two.thirds of the
increase of consumption has been tor
electrical purposes, for which the lake
alone can be used. At London the mar
ket has been somewhat stronger.
Lead he. been steady at all points
but sales have been Frather light. All
are anxiously waiting the result Of
the tariff bill. 1t appears that immense
pressure has been brought to bear on
Chairman Mckinley and the committee
to prevent the insertion OF the lead clause
in the proposed revision OF the tariff
schedule. How bitter the fight against
the desired tax is may be imagined when
1t Is realized that the opponents OF the
measure represent an aggregate capital
q It lssst ~, 900 900.
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VETERANS AT WORK.
Omcers Of the e. A. II. for the Ensuing
Yesr-Deming Car, les OF the Next
Encampment.

The Grand Army encampment held a
busy day of it at Socorro yesterday, and
altogether good time also. The council
OF administration, at its session night be-
fore last, elected the following officers to
fill vacancies: DR.. W. w. Lane, White
Oaks, medical director; Lee H. Rudisille,
White Oaks. department commander, vice
J. H. Mills, deceased.
In the national encampments all past
department commanders have one vote =;
had not the late Capt. Mills successor
been named this department would have
| lost one vote, hence the wisdom of filling
the vacancy only for day by the cleo
ton of DR.. Lane.
On yesterday the encampment got reg
ularly down to business and the following
new officers were elected to serve during
the coming year:
A. NJ Whitcomb, Albuquerque, depart
ment commander.
James l.. Morris, Wallace, senior vice
department commander.
Alexander M. Storey, Hillsborough,
JUNIOR vice-department commander.
n W. Lane, White Oaks, medical d.
rector.
Thomas Harwood, Socorro, chaplain.
Council of ministratlon-Smlth II.
Simpson, Taos; Frank Buchanan, So
zorro: A. j. Fountain, Las Cruces; ID. l..
eammis, Albuquerque; Sanford II. Pen
dleton, Deming.
Delegate to the next National Encamp-
ment--A. j. Bahney, Socorro; alternate,
Philip Mothersill Engle.
The next annual encampment will be
held at Demng, the Santa Feans failing
to muster sufficient vote to swing it for
the capital city.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

A boiler ior Las VEGAS Electric Light &
Milling company has arrived and is being
put in place.
asfro LsramilIo recently married n
Santa Ee. is expected home shortly tro'n
! visit to the coast. He will reside in Los
Lunss
The Opera Club OF Las Vegas will repeat
Little Tycoon tomorrow evening and do
nate the proceeds 30 the hook and ladder
| company.
DR.. Bradley and family, who have long
been residents of Albuquerque, have gone
to Salt Lake City, where they wilt reside
in the future
An extension of time has been asked
the county by Manager Ropes in which
TO complete the bridge across the RID
Grande at Los Lunas.
The condition OF Mrs. Donelly, mother
OF Col. Frank Chaves, is no better, and
she Is likely to pass away at any moment.
She is in her 10Th year.
At Las Cruces Tuesday evening a bon
ton wedding took place, the high con
tracing parties being Capt. Corty Bennett.
and Miss Mona CunIffe.
Cattle in large numbers are being ship
ped east from southern New Mexico and
Arizona, and the Santa fe road in conge-
quence is doing q lively business.
The Lincoln Independent will shortly
issue an illustrated edition, description OF
the Pecos valley and the many improve
ments inaugurated there in the past few
months.
The entertainment that was to have
been given by the students of the Agri
cultural college at Las Cruces, Thursday,
evening has been postponed for two or
three weeks.
At Albuquerque one of the chain gang
in attempting to cross the railroad tracks
between two carD, was caught between
the drawbars and suffered the serious
crushing of his left foot.
Solomon Luna, the big sheep man OF
Valencia, with forty-hve men, has gone
to his ranch to remain during the lamb
ing season. He will shear about 80 900
head of sheep, which he expects to net
him 10000 pounds of wool.
About the 9th of next month, l.. Hun
ing will commence lambing, and he will
send out to his ranch about eighty men.
A month later he will commence the
shearing of about $4,000 sheep, and ex.
poets to realize from them nearly 1000
pounds of wool. His foreman reported
to him that no deaths have occurred
among his tlocks during the past winter,
and that there will be about 49, 900 lambs.
Citizen.
The head stone has arrived at Wallace
for the grave of W. H. Moores, sergeant
company +, 18th Maine volunteers, who
was killed at that place while acting az
deputy sheriff and making an arrest
The stone was furnished by the war de-
partment on requlsiton made last July
~ Major Borgadus, 7. J. V. D. c., G.
A. r., department of New Mexico. Com
rade Morris had the stone placed in posi-
ton at his own expense.
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new CORPORATIONS.
A Number Of Worthy Enterprises File
Charters with the Territorial
Secretary.

At the office Of the territorial secretary
the following new charters have been
filed:
White Oaks Mining & Milling Com
pany-Capital stock, $2O.0O0. Principal
place OF business, st. Louis, Mo. Names
of directors, Thomas Howard, Erastrs
Wells, Edwin Schuster, Thos }. Scott,
Rolla Wells. Object, milling, smelling,
reducing, crushing and refining ore and
minerals and buying, selling, leasing,
handling and operating mining property.
Springer Industrial Club-Capita stock,
$4,000. Principal place of business,
Springer, n. M. Names OF directors. Jas.
W. Sawyer, Napoleon Forth, Robert
Stepp, Chas. Springer, Abraham Sever.
Object, to purchase, sell, propagate and
protect game, fish, birds and animals, to
acquire and hold fishing and hunting
privileges on private lakes, streams and
lands, to buy, lease and deal IN real estate
and other property, to purchase, lease,
construct and sell irrigating bitches,
lakes, reservoirs and fish ponds, to colo
nize and improve lands and to construct
buildings.
Tuarosa Land & Cattle Company
Capital stock, $3.50 900. Principal place
OF business, Las Cruces, N. M. Names of
directors, William II Rynerson, John H.
Riley, Thomas b. Catron. Object, to deal
in live stock OF all kinds, pur base, hold,
lease, convey, pasture and cultivate lands,
to construct irrigation canals, bitches,
water tanks, reservoirs, pipe lines, water
storage Of all kinds, etc, etc. Ia" -r,
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4 DESPERATE KILLED.
One of Psrhlio's Gang Of Outlaws Shot
by Deputy sheriGs.

What is considered as a beginning i'll
the lraaking up OF Poriilio TrujiIlo's gang
OF outlaws in San Miguel county was the
killing OF one of the members Monday
night. Florentino Lucero, while ont rid
ing nine miles west OF Las Vegas, detected
the rendezvous of this notorious gang and
reported as soon as possible to Sheriff
Lopez. The sheriff sent three men in
charge OF Lu ere, and the party started out
t. effect a capture OF the mountain terrors.
The party learned that dance would
be given at Los Calonias Tues
day night, at which Trujillo and
his men would be present. Three
of the deputies went to the house
" here the dance was going on, and about
n idnight were Informed of the where
abouts of Trujllo. They then set out
after their game and were met by a con-
stable and his companion who were evil
IDENTITY intending to reach the outlaws
and warn them OF their impending danger.
They were stopped, however. at pistol
point and made to assist in the search.
The party now numbering five persons
saw lllhH Uu LOIscDdth tclIluS lONoIh
them in full speed. The rider dashed
by them paying no attention to
repeated commands to halt. Two
shots were fired at the horse
he was riding, taking effect in the
animals neck. The man, whose name
WAS Zamora and who escaped from the
county jail at Las Vegas last winter,
jumped to his feet and it was while in the
act Of running toward his companions i'll
crime, who we're known to be lurking
in the immediate vicinity,
hat the fatal shot was fired.
Zalnora was about 10 years of age, of
heavy weight, unmarried, and had been a
member of the Truillo gang about four
An inquest was held on the
body of Zamora, the verdict being that
the shooting was justiiable.
Trujillo is under indictment for the
murder of three men at Rock creek rancl.
three years ago and is wanted in several
places to answer to the charge of lawess
crimes He is the leader OF u most noto-
rious gang of cut thrOats. 1t IS thought
that he has weakened since the killing OF
one OF his men and will soon surrender
himself to the authorities.
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odorless oil, the other contains revolving
wheel full of explosive caps that look like
so many little cogs. BY pressing but.
ton the lid fiys up, and second
push on the button works a spring
that strikes one Of the percussion cogs,
aud the result is that the wick is a fame
in second The wheels can be easily
replaced when all the caps are used up,
aud each outfit has with it new wheels
carrying 900 lights" AS q cigar
lighter it Is a rushing success, but its
greatest utility has been discovered by
the Rochester Land cotU pany. This cor
poration is attaching the invention to all
its lamps, SO that by simply pressing Al
little button YOU can either light or ex-
linguished your light. The company has
paid Mr.. Koopman 100000 for his in
vention and given him an interest in its
manufacture.