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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Plavsrs League Standing.
THE NATIONAL LBAoUB.
Brooklyn, New York. Cincinnati and
Alleshenys.

At Boston -
Innings 1884 4567
Brooklyns. 1000 0 0 0 l.
Bostons, 90 0 0 90 0 g. 6
Hits. Brooklyn, IL; Boston. 9. Errors.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, s. Batteries. Hughes
and Clark; Getzein and Bennett.
At New York: -
Innings l7345
New Yorks, 90 8 90 l 0 O. D
Philadelphia, 10000 OIL l. 4
Hits, Phila., 8; New York, 8. Errors,
Phila., 5; New York, 4 Batteries. Wick.
cry and Clements Rusie and Buckley.
At Cincinnati -
Innings 1884 7sS
CincinnnAtis, O222 90 l 3 3
Chicagos, 90 3 90 0 O.
Hits. Cincinnati, IL Chicago, 8. Errors.
Cincinnati, 2; Chicago, 7. Batteries.
Foreman and Herman; Hutchinson and
Kittredse.
At PittsDurg:-
Innines l234 8 6 789
Alleghenys. 002O 8 0 2-ll
Clevelands, 90 8 o s 0 3 0 O. .
Hits, Allegheny, l2; Cleveland, IL. Er-
rors, Allegheny, 8; Cleveland, 9. Batter
les, Schmitt and Miller; PArron and Zim-
mer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Nswry 6pipners 8triks.

DUBLIN, April 2i-Two thousand spin
ners At Newry have struck for higher
wages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Taken Unconscious from q Burnine
Building.

CHICAGO, April 21.-A two-story build
ing on Van Buren street burned early this
morning. -Four persons. who occupied .
part of the second floor as sleeping apart
ments. we're taken out Of the burning
building in an unconscious condition,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results wie'
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleassr
and refreshing to the taste, and az.
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sya-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
luced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA no SKRUP co.
- sAx fsAsc1sco. cAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
equirs's rsamstsrs Will Drive q Usual.

BosToN, April 2l--The teans.ers en-
ployed bp John P. Squire & Co. voted to
continue to drive their teams as heretofore
but would not take the place Of any men
now on a strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Investisatins a Poisoning Case Al
Lewiston.

PoRrLASp. April 2l.-A special to the
Argus from Lewiston says rumors OF .
poisoning case have been rife for the past
two days in that city, but not until today
were the facts of the case made known.
Mrs. Chester Brown, who lives on Lower
street, was taken sick last week and called
in a ply sican, who left prescription to
be ii led at the drug store. The husband
of the woman took the prescription to a
Quack doctor, who has skipped town,
There are two bottles with instructions for
use. The re are two bottles with instructions
for use. The first dose put the patient in
commissions and her life was barely pre-
served 1t was fou9d that one bottle con-
tsined . mixture of opium and chloroform,
and the other something which has not yet
been analyized. Further investigation now
are being made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Notaa.

Conei Brace Of London. a noted member
OF the turf. committed suicide by shooting
himself with revolver, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

Steamer Seized for Dischars cling With
out Entering at Custom House
New YORK. April 2l.-The Inman Line
steamship City of Berlin unloaded part of
its cargo at the company's dock this morn
ing without having entered at the custom
house. The custom house Office xuthori-
ties stopped the work aud seized the vessel.
threatened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

LEWISTON. April 7l.-In the action of
Dube VI. Lewiston, for damages 70 his per-
son BY the caving in Of sever On which
be vas working, The tusy awarded - .oss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Trial Justice Priest Denies Notion 70
Admit licah Horton to Ball,
And He VIII Await Action OF Grand
Jury and Trial In jail.

SKowHxGAS, April 2l.-After exsmina-
ton Of the Law trial justice Priest today
denied the motion Of counsel to admit Mi
cab W. Norton to bail. Norton 10 held for
trial at the September term of supreme
resented the State and J. J. Parlin, Esq,
the respondent. The hearing was brief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22

FrcHsuRG, April 2l.-Ex- Mayor Eli
Gully. who has recently been quite sick
went to ride about 10 A. M. and has not
since been seen. 1t 10 feared he met with
some accident. Parties are searching for
Kim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Wsldobo-o Votes Against Selling
theK 4

wALpoBono. April 2i.-The adjourned
meeting to act OIL the railroad question.
actei today. Fotwilhstandins the vote Of
her sister towns, Waldotsro rejess the
offer by a vote Of 27l tos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
MARKET RHPoR10.


CHICAGO, April 81.
FLOUN--pxtoes APm
WHEAv-- unsettled No SpginR. s7ae71 :
No red. 6as7l
CoEy-No 2, M.
OATs-No 2, 2sia24l.
KYk-quiet at fs&ais4.
BAELEY-66a57.
POEK-at Il 42laiz rs,
LARD-st f0A 30
BULK MRAT-Shouldsrv. 80: abort ribs
"; shost cieay %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
BROTHERHOOD AID LEAGUE.


At Boston -
Innines l3S%S
Brooklyns, $500 90 l0x-
Bostons, 100 30 l 0 o.
Hits. Brooklyn. g; Boston. 10. Errors.
Brooklyn, IL; Boston. II. Bast-ries,
wey hing and Cook; Gumbers and Kelley.
At New York
Innipgs lsS<5 6Iss
Philadelphias, 4Os 6 0 90 l 0-lS
New York. 800 A0S Oil
Hits, Phila-, -; N. Y, II. Errors,
Phiia., ls; n. Y, IA. Battsries. Knell
aud Milhgan; J. Ewing and W. Ewing.
At Pi,ssburs;-
lnaipEs l3S AS6 67s9
Piusburgs, sol 10 l o o. s
Chicsgos, 0002 800 o 0 o. 5
Hits, Pittsburg. s; Chicago, s. Errors,
Pittsburg, 5; Chicago, 5. Batteries, Sta
ley and Carroll; BAliwin and Boyle.
AT Buffalo -
Innings l2S%5 67s9
Bu6A'os. 5000 5 0 s . 0-l5
Clevelands, 020 l 90 3 8
Hits, Buffalo, l6; Cleveland, IA Errors.
Buffalo. 2; Cleveland. 6. Batteries. Fer.
son and Mack; BAkeley, Henning and Sut-
cl6e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
MANLY v!eoR!

eSnsa :es1ssa,f ,ffrSssTsssee. sszsal ile6liisy. n
Ssssssy. Assspisy: fsss;sID fS-:.s;s D.sss. nT W..
:csf - g Nil Or SDdy, vls1 .ttsains svt. an g
,2z<sSSNs ~ g YhiE1sc6 YiE1ys ses6 Siiftx2izEs9
is.sS.s, apssS6a, aaAAe 0nssa =
~ ysscs AIp .ooGrlsrs GUS .n. srAnAe y 80
- z for - 6r. Il Y. CArON, BcsesS
Ean iuformafion and ssos1 tesum1y ~
rmas. K.PsRrRl D<sE. suGu sta. Ne.
n~e~kal R~sntl Agent sees - --ss-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-22
Granite Cutters Strike At Nostb Jaw
Settled

FARHueroS. April 2l-The granite
cutters strike At the North Jay quarry i,
ended, the paving cutters having accepted
the granite compAny's term.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18

Sti9pabl spiiden l Ratb. unb ! Sic. :
Robrefart: sewdbIt 4 Ratb. unb I &A..
bier wurbsn 8 Siderable sntfernt, ina G,ss
meinberatb bIetbt u nod elmer.
@arna9. Ser @inter bat uns Sssae
(27. Sstobsr) feline Rarts ssf9idt, btsiew
Worssn mar bic san3e 6sIinssr @egrrh
NIT S1nee bebeft. Wdbrsnb bes Sasas
i9neite es nod, baB es eine art mar.
6err &arI Simons, ber tatSF=
neutrality-suspicious. Dsputirte pon Brifsi ia
i'm alter BON 81 Sabrsn ssitorben. REss
er ruben tn 5riebsnl
Bel Der BaIIotase 3u 5onbs=
linsen baben bic Ratbolitsn nit elmer Ws>
ioritdt BON Is Sttmmsu sefsst.
gu &on cimout, @emsiube Rsuier.
1T bas 9aus BON 6srrn Roet abssbrunnt.
8ufoIge elmer Ra9ri5t bes ,gGa
triots" 1T 6err Sei9, Der Dsputirts pea
arIun, in fetnem S9IOfe gu RsfuTee
i9wer srtrantt.
gu 4ItsSabap 1T bic Sapsls Il
8. s. pom SaIstte srbro9sn unb bsfoblgn
uorben.
Sm gan3sn Ranton SettIeE
babsn bic &atbolitsn in ben 8abIen &C.
itest, nur tn Wartslinssn binteu bic 9p
Ihdfte nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18
Sur, Noiel, GifeI uno Snnsrad.,

Die SraubenIsis bssunn an
Saarburs am 30. October, gu Erarbu&
am 90, 3u 9onsui9 unb Sberemmsl IA,
81, 3u Bsrntaitel besunn fe am 81. Sct-
unb bauerte bis gum 8. Rouembsr.
BsttenfsIb. Gin Wann aug gssa
tenfelb bradte Tbomasidlad. aui Dsza
adsr. gr uiidts ii9 babel NIT Der 9rnS
ben S9meiB ab, worauf ibm am anfera
Worseu auf ber re9teu Seite Der Boat
aussefalen mar.
Wseborf. Die Russrnte TT bssns
bet; Der grtras lit befrtebtsenb. G@s
Grodsnen sebt raid uon Stattsn Bel sra
purmen Easen.
Grter. Die &unifs uub @susrH=
AusftsIuns, pslde I'M uorissn Sabre slz
Erter fattfanb, bat einen l1ebsri9uB pom
1000 Wt. srssbsn.
gu S9wei9 uurten idmmtIt5e.
SpferitOde In Der Rir9e ibres Snbultss
beraubt.
gibenborn. Ser Srtsporifsbsr por
bier bat sin Spsi Sabre altss Rinb, ba3
felt Ginger 3eit trant mar. Da ssists li6
auf sinmal in Der Seite Elm 9eiduir, uno
ais bieies fid Offnets, 3os man Elm IA Sou
lanses Stad Sol3 beraus. Sest lit bas
Sbisr uieber seiuno.
SIR b pom Der Stabt Saarlouis aus
sei4riebene Stabtbaumeiferitsue batsn
f9, Iaut Der SCAR 3ts.", bis iest se5n
Sswerber semeleet.
8ous. Der Bau Der biefssn Rir6r
i9rsitst riiis porudrts. BaIb pirb sr
duBere Sau fertis uno bic Stride urtsr
Dad isin. Don 6a ab iou, ME ss beiSi,
Der @ottssbisuit wteber bort abssbatuu
psrben.
IS bsfsbt bic abii1f, siner,
8eretu 81 srinoen, bsien aufsabs ss ID,
MOieaanb, 9o@walo (eini@IisBli9 Dir
~tsnfsIb) unb Sunsritsu uufsui9lieben aHe
pirtbi9uttli9 gu be5eu: gu btsiem 3pG
fol er iu9en, aue id6usu, mertpirbiaCn
unb sei9i9tIi4 beosutiameu Punfte su,
bsssn uno gu pfsssu. su iorsen fir Ruks=
pldse, S1usbittep, ueue Yfabs unb Tsrs
bsheruussuese. Wssusiisr urb Stsss, fix
Ysrmebruus unb gerbsfsruns Der 9srs.
tsbrsselssenbsitsn uno llutsrtunft, fir Der
6ffsntIidunssn, wslde ba8u btsnen, ueiirre
Rreiie auf bic S96nbeiten Der @sssnb NIB
annebmIi9teiteu bss aufentbaltss anfs
merriam gu MAIDEN. s4n Der Spiss fietss
Bsifrsbunsen itsben 5err 9anbseridts. y
rector @rOue,t in Srier unb ST. 2anbrts,
RintsIsn 50 Ssrntafsl.
Serrts. Bel elmer bur9 BITE 94rsmr
burger Sasbssisui9aft bier absebaltsTen
Ereibiasb uuroen 8 5iri@s, 9 Rsbe unb 2
Ji9is srIest. Su uorlsstsr DoGs wars
Don benz RommunalsS bsrf6rfsr bier Gin
9iri9 sei4Ohen. &sbs wsroen iebss Sabs
ptele gei9onen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18
xusembursW@eS aus BeIsieu,

9rn. Raiisr, Yrofsfor In ArIon,
ssboren gu Winieler, 1T BITE ssw6bnIi9e
DECENTRALIZATION uerIieben worben.
Ger arbeiter YauI Sepneu
srIitt am 81. Oh. auf benz Sassusrt bss
6erru Slorsntin su 8oIosns, in Der Ndbs
uon 9abap asNeuus, sinsn llnfaa, in
5oIse pefeu er ffarb. Ger 0srunslitts
mar srit felt GINGER 3sit ps,bsirutbst.
Sn Der Wifiionsi9uIe su
9latrsfontaine finb isst 81 S1IIsr, anses
benbe Prisifer uno Wiiiionare. Der Ssiii
in Der auifalt 1T elm gutter.
ArIon. Nm Sonntas, ben 90. DIT,
babsu bic Wablen In san3 Belsisn fur bic
@smsinbsrdtbe ffattssfuuben. Der Rampi
mar iberaus bsiB. Das WabIrsiuItat
Ssist Elm carbohydrates Yorbrinsen Der
Raibolitsn i'm 9anbs, pornsbmIi9 tn ben
wauonii9sn B~rouin3en. NrIon, wsl3es
aud flibsr TN Bsiis Der 9iberalsn mar,
itimmts liberal. Ser Sampf mar isbod
bsiB spii4sn Ooctrindrsn unb Yrosrei:
iitsn. 9sstsre srobsrtsn swei Site. Ser:
nsr tamen g. Sribours (Ooctrindr unb
Sabe) unb s. 2oob Brosrsiff unb Sos
ctaliit) tn Sti4wabl. 9osb warb BEL ber
Stidwabl ermdbIt.
Sn Der Yrouina 9ursmburs bobsn biz
Ratboliten In msbrsrsn Srti9aftsn biz
9ibs,alsn aus benz SattsI. sic fisstsn in
Gintisnp, 8sIsfontains, SsIinssn, Wssig,
Ro4sfOrt, Baitua9. Sn 9tbus unb IN
9ersis ssIans IS ibnsn, bic 2ibsralsu
sduSli9 aus benz @smsintsratb ~ per.
brdnsen. Gin s~ldnssnbsr Stss wurb,
feruer su SIorsnuiae srrunssn, mo be,
Blrsermsiitsr Doctor Sacqass nit idmmt.
li9en fatbolii9su g~anbtpatsn sspdbl
murbs; aud in Soufialias unb In Weair
fssts bic fatbolii9s elite, besslei&er
Rsuf9atsau, girton, ct. 2sssr u. +. 10
Bon ben beuti9en @smsinSen molten wi
sinise notirsn: Sonbelinssn bat wiebsruu
liberal sswdblt; SsIinSen: SatboIitsr
sewdblt; Tontslinsen: tatb. 9ife ae
wdblt; Donuert: sewdbIt 8 &atb. un6
2ib. Attsrt: sswablt 8 Ratb. unb l 9ib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18
GIiabs2otbrtnsen.

Sn Der q a9 pom 90. auf ben 81.
October erbra9en Stsbe mittelf siasr
giienbabni9tsne bas persittsrts SsnIssr
bes RaIsnraumss auf benz Bureau bss
Stis,inssr Sittsnwerts. sic i1Ieppt,a
Der Dieter &c.," sufuIse ben s~iisrRra
@elbidrant Der v~tlsinsu Rafe" auf ben
S4ladeubers, mo- man i'm. srbro1en uac
istnss Snbaltes pom ibsr 800 M. bsraabs,
am auoeru Gage fanb. Bon ben Syiss
babsn fsbIt iebs Spur.
Sn Saarseminb if eth srebsr
Poifoiebfabl bssansen worben. @s uuree
ein @slobrief NIT sinsm TaauisnbsM art=
i5siu uub adt 9unbertsW artidsinsn se=
ftoblsn.
Sn Sari9petIer brad etn ercser
Branb aus, weI9sm bret Wobnbduier nebis
SetoncmisssbSuoen gum Spfsr fielen.
Der entftanbsns S9aben bslduft ii4 auf
etwa %, 1000 M. abssbrannt finb Wsper,
S9dfsr unb &obbin.
Sn Stnifinssu entitanb Ssuer IN
sinem 9duisreompIer In Der Rdbs s.r
Rir9s. Oas Saus Der @ittwe Seibe!, -
wsl9sm pier 9ausbaItunssn fi9 befinbea,
tonnte ni9t mebr 9erettet werben, unb biz
@rnteporrdtbe IN ben Rsbenbduiern Der
5errsu Brifa unb antonp sbenfals pers
loren sesansen. 8srIuite nur msbr tssiL
wsiie perf9ert.
Im "a. October transportirts her
@enbarm @ran5ow aus lledingsn sintn
aus Saisrn ssblrtisen Wann Namsss
Meberldnber, weI9er aus lluadtiamtrt
sinsn Seui9ober BET &si9ersbsrs Tn 0rarS
seiett bate, In bas 9sfausniB ta Disbens
bofen.
gu 0tebsnbofen ssristb Der IS,
Sabre aIts SObn bss Eii@Isrs @risbsI In
bie Rrsisidss, uobur@ Inn bic Sauh ssra
riHeu wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18

Srau 9liidlib fibleu, rpenn bic 6iite per grpreb
anlan9t.- Iud eng Drepchen fir de bauchwe
feblte nidt.
9eiber mar unIere Belt gar fuapp semeiien.
Nad 9erniitbli6er unterbaltlin9 nit Wtimi uni
Yapa Srauid unb Sobn unb benz Reit Der 30:
mile, bic leiber ben 8erluit hires erit tIr,li6,
am 4. Sept., i'm alter pon 80 Sabren perltor:
benen Sobnes philippe nod tiei betrauert, uni
eini9en suten Sreunben frob perlebten Stunber
muBten mir ben Seimmeg antreteH. @ern bot.
ten mir eive neitere nmi6au 9ebalten, bic pieler
guten Sreunbe belu4t, ibnen bic Sanb gun
@iQfomm sebridt, bod bic 3eit mar su tirS
8as sei6iebt i'm Sribiabre, penn eS MIDI
.idnOfielt", ionbern gottes l9One COME iibe,
bic 6luren i6eint.
Ser vMurora goItsfreunb" i9reibt:
Sautb. 8atie, bic @attln Don Sriebrit
Sautb, seb. Serinser, 1T am Sienitas Morser
nm 4 ubr nit benz Cob %ab9e9an9en. Srar
Sautb lit am Wa9entrebs, unb oieiem 1T lie in
beiten Srarenalter gum Spfer 9efaQer. S6or
Dor mebr ais spei Sabren seisten Iih bic Spnlp;
tome hires Geioens, fir beien Sur bic Grjtlibt
Niiienibaft bis iest nod fem Wtittel ~erfunoer
bat. Srau Sautb mar in bieiiser Stabt ssbo;
rem uno erSogen poroen uno errei6te elm Qlte,
pon SO Sabren. sic NOR bas Ruiter einel
Satin unb Wtutter unb bel gleit, bic ie fam:
ter, itanb Tie i'm bsiten Gnieben. sic binterlGst
ibren tiefbetriibten @atten uno ;pei ~boiinunas:
poue Rinber i'm Utter pon reIp. 6 uno 5 Sabreu
Die geeroi9un9 fanb am Wittpo6 Ra6mtttac
BON Der ct. Hifolaus: 6ir6e aus auf benz Wt
Slipet : Srieobofe fatt. WtO9e tie ruben in
Srieoen
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
MURDERED AND MAIMED.
a Frightful Tragedy Unearthed
at Leavenworth.
A WESTERN ~JAck. THE RIppER.,

The Dismembered Body Of Woman
Pound Floating in the Missouri River
with Bullet woand in the Head.
Her Husband Arrested for Murder.
LEAvENxoRTH, Kan, March 29-An un-
usually horrible affair has just been uncov.
cred here, the same being the discovery ii
the Missouri river by two boys Of the dis
membered and disemboweled body Of Z
woman. Both legs had been cut off, Will,
a bullet wound on the left side Of the head
just behind the ear, showed clearly how
death had come in the first place. The body
was found in the water not far from th,
bank in a small eddy between the city anC
the fort and it was evident the corpse hat
not been in the water many days.
The Woman Identified.
Investigation by the police showed that a
German painter, John Mettman, had re.
ported to the police last Monday that his
wife Julia had disappeared the evening be
fore under the most mysterious circum-
stances, and though be had made every effort
to find her his search had been unavailing
Tie face OF the corpse had not been in.
jured IN the least, and John Mettman, Jr.,
who is a fireman on the Rock Island rail.
road between here and Trenton, was sent
for He at once identified the body as that
Of his mother.
The Identification was made complete BY
q daughter of the dead woman After q
search gunny sack was found some dis
tanee from the place where the body wai
discovered, containing one Of the legs Of tn,
dead woman, the heart and intestnss, bGI
the other leg is still missing.
The Husband Was Apathetie.
News Of the finding Of the remains Of his
wife was at once conveyed TO Mettman who
lives in West Leayenworth, but he wai
strangely apgthetic and showed no sign oi
interest He had stated that his wife hno
$-a4u sewed in the lining Of her dress When
she disappeared, this being the savings Of
the son, bat no trace Of the money was dis
covered
Every part OF the woman's clothing was
found intact, but that the murder was a
most deliberate and determined one was evi.
denced from the fact that her shawl had
been torn IA two, tied together and wrapped
around her neck, being fastened in such o
way as 10 accommodate several large stones
the idea being 10 make the sinking OF the
body a certainty.
When the police had had talk with the
dead womans daughter the affair b gan tc
take on different aspect The girl said
her father and mother had quarreled som.
time ago and agreed to separate, but had
subsequently made Il up.
On sunday afternoon at about 5 O'Clock
the mother went 10 neighhor's house q
make visit, and LETT there about O'clock
saying she intended to go home. That wa.
the last seen Of her alive Mettman hui
been arrested. The police cannot under
stand why The body was SO iiendishly mutt
lated They say that there are many things
tending to prove that Mettman was The
murderer. He is a rather intelligent Gei.
man and has been employed at Fort Leaven.
worth for some time.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
MuRpEREo MHILg On puTY.
Chief or Police nioCord, Of Lebanon, Pa.
Shot by a Druniard.

Chief of Police HioCord OF Lebanon, Pa,
Shot by a Drunkard.
LEBANON, Pa, March 20 Chief OF Police
Aaron McCord, Of this city, one Of the bray.
rst officers who ever wore a badge, Is
corpse, the result Of a cold bloodad and cow
ardly murder The murderer is Andrew L.
Shirk drinker and man Of bad raputa-
ton Shortly after II o'clock Shirk was
going up CumberlaRd street aoprishinga re-
volver and threatening to shoot
He went into the Eagle restaurant, shout
ing to the barkeeper, PUT down your head,
for I'm going 70 shoot He fred and the
barkeeper lodged just in time 70 escape the
bullet Shirk then left and Chief McCord
undertook 20 arrest him Shirk took a
steady aim and fred the bali entering the
head He was carried home and in two
hours was dead
Shirk hod ia the darkness and, going to a
livery stable, stole horse and rode out Of
the city, pursued for some distance by sew.
eral citizens kilograms We're sent in ali
directions When Shirk arrived at Hum.
melstown, Dauphin county, the news Of th,
murder had already preceded him. Here Id
was attacked by several men, and after q
fearful struggle he was captured at the point
Of the pistol He was brought back 70 Leh
anon and taken 70 jail, several Thousand
people lining the streets Shirk makes thi,
statement; THE officer made move to pull
his pistol ! pulled first, got the drop OF
him and fired He fell and I got away
That's an 1 know about it, McCord hat
been on the police force nine years and wa,
universally respected
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
Thav Wnnt Froe Iyool.

BosroN, March 90 The Commercial Bull
letin gives the details Of a second and secret
meeting Of the new Woolen Manufacturers
association held here. Manufacturers, wool
importers and dealers in domestic wool were
present After full discussion il was voted
that the association be called The Wool
Consumers association; that its objects shall
be to endeavor 20 secure a change in the
tariff for the mutual advantage Of wool
growers, manufacturers and consumers.
whose present position demands relief. Il
il the belief Of the association that all bust
ness experience in this and other manufac-
turing countries shows that the interests Of
sll CLASSES are favored by free -aw materials
and that the interests Of the wocs growers.
manufacturers, dealers and consumers in
this country require that wool and other
raw material should be free.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
A sumptuous supper.

Special Correspondence EVENING JouREAL.
CHRrsrrANA, March 29.-The follow
ing delegation from the local castle, \.
q e. paid visit to Warwick Castle,
No. 8 Of Wilmington, Thursday evening
Thomas Clough, n. G. George morrison
r. CHARLES A. Grant, NJ. Of r. II.
4 Marshall. ] Morrison, r. Jordan. T.
q. Lemuel Butler, William Butler, Ogle
Cnxrinder, Harry Graves, Harry smith,
Milton Robinson and James Il. Marshall
They were sumptuously treated by the
Warwick Castle to refreshments and
cigars. etc The delegation returned on
the midnight train.
Mics Gertrude Heisler Of Philspeiphia
Is visiting Getrxe Allen.
Mrs ] Il. Beale and son, Norman. OF
philadelphia visited Mrs M. Z. South
gate this week
William ciavesis confined to his house
win cold
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
DIED.

BUCKLEY I'm this city. on March 2s
Benjamin 7. Buckley In his 48th year.
BURGESS Philadelphia. on March 25
Elsie Florence, daughter OF James "A. and
Mollie Burgess. aged years
DARLTNGTON.-On the eth instant, Ed.
ward Darlington. in the G5th year OF his age.
GREEN.-In this city. on March 20, Mary
f.. wife of Levi Green, aged 30 years.
HUDSON.-On March %, Nellie Gertrude.
daughter of Thomas A. ID. and Laura V. Hud-
SON in her Sd year
LIT LIN this city on March 27, Joseph,
son Of Harry and Maggie A. Little, aged {
weeks.
M0ORE.-At Ridley Park. on March "a
Ann Glib, widow Of Alexander Moore, in her
Goth year.
SHEPPARD. On March %. Joseph b.
Sheppard, aged 2i years.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
NJ. nIaine and M rIsner,..

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 29-Fisher-
men express great satisfaction over the let
ter which Secretary Blaine has written to
President Robson, of the National Fishery
association. The secretary writes regarding
the case Of the American schooner Gen.
Cogswell, seized by the custom authorities
at the port OF Halifax, and assures the asso-
ciation that fair and just settlement Of the
question at issue will be reached
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE.-QUITE A NUMBER OF SIX
H and seven roomed houses In western part
II city, all new, some Of them paying over 10
per cent i have also a number of larger
lOuses I'm a very good location. Buyers would
10 well to come and get list OF these proper
ties before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
JOHN MULNENA,
No. GOO NanBuren street.
LNOR SALE.-THE HOUSE NO. fl2l WEST
E Third street, three stories; eight rooms
and bath; nicely papered and painted; SUM
ner kitchen and private alley; also In a
desirable neighhorhood. Apply at house or
l2 Orange street. III. Il. BROWN.