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NOTICE or FINAL PI;OOF.
JOHN T.. SULLIVAN.


ich. 10, 500. ,
notice Is hereby Fircl that the following
named sottlar hni Mod uotso oi hts intcn-
uou 10 make tnki proof IN Eup-
rnft of his claim, and that faIo proof
t,Iii DO male bofora fIo q. = iaud dlice &c
stokauc falis. Wnsh, on April 2. 1850. nf
f'p 81 vic: John =. sullivan. who made
Il nsp 20 ". rango a ", ~. ".
Ilc namcs tho following Witnesses u prove
hir rant tiuuuus residence upon aud cuitlya-
uou ni said land, VIZ
Aioifh Rivers. Nilhan Cbalwirk, Henry
Blrkcr john a.. Harrington az q tfosaiis
falls, Wash. =. NJ ADANei
iab5 Register
, 1890-04-17
JAY r. GRAvEs,
JOHN w. GosS,
HARRY L.. WILSON.
MANY SUITABLE PLACES,


In regard tn the matter of sites
which had been offered Mr.. Graves
went on to state that Mr.. l.. c. Dill
man had offered 2eO feet by 80 In
his new railroad addition south of
where th en- orthern Pacific tracksare
to be moved, right at the edge Of the
city limits, for $4,000, and agreed
to take the money In the stock Of
the company.
G.. b. Dennis offered to give n
sultablepicco of ground on the north
side of the river, out on the electric
line.
j. j. Browne Offered two sites, one
immediately in the rear Of the opera
house block, aud one on Riverside
avenue near its junction with
Spraguestrect.
j. B. Jones, in behalf of the Key.
stone property on the north side of
the river offered two sites close to the
Union Pacific station and the
Unionl depot, now almost COM
pleted. With the gHding Of Wash
ington street, now about finished,
this place would he more accessible
to the railroads, and public as we'll,
than many Others.
!. w. Gloss, in alluding TO some
remark made in regard To MIR. q. W.
Robinson opinion on the matter,
said that he knew that that gentle
man would consider any site feasible
which was fairly central. Mr..
Robinson, who, by the way, was not
present, be said wRs not in favor of
any one section; and that he
greatly feared anything like q Sec
tional strife between rival real estate
agents.
ON motion Of w. II. Taylor, II was
decided that the site must be on "a
graded street, In close proximity to
water, lights, and transportation
facilities.
should the site he purchased 1t
was the sense of the meeting that
the price paid for II should be added
to the capital stock of $4,000.
The report of the committee was
then accepted, and in pursuance
with its provisions, the following
committees were nppointed:
On organization-C. NJ. Patterson,
Fred Furth and j. B. Jones.
On subscriptions--W. I'll. TAYLOR,
II. Bolster aud A. j. shaw. M. Il.
Harrison was later appointed in MIR.
Tay lor's stead.
Site and location---Jay p. Graves,
ii. L. Wilson and j. w. Goss,
The meeting then adjourned sub
ject TO u call by the chairman.
, 1890-04-17

NEW YoRx. April i6-pctroleum--
Opened at .s23lo, and closed steady at
, 1890-04-17
THE WORLD OFTRADE
Stocks Dull, Except in Few
Speoialties, Lacknwan anna be-
ing the Main Feature.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

NTw YoRK. April i6-SiocEs were
duh to-day, especially for the general
list, and in the unlisted department but
fow specialtics still retained some
speculative interest, and the dealings
and fluctuations OF these shares saved
tho market from complete stagnation.
The great feature of the trading to-day
was the special activity in Lnckawanna
and its usual strength. 1t was the only
stock which attracted any attention
among the active stocks. Denver 4 RIO
Grande shares were strong and Oregon
Navigation moved sharply on small
deals. The market closed quiet and
steady to firm, ut Insignificant changes
for the day.
Government bonds have been steady.
Money on call, p4d5,
Prime mercantile paper, 5@7iS.
Sterling exchange quiet, steady co
day bills, sLs5; demand, Sts7
roNDA
NEW YORK. April 10. Government bondI
closed as follows
u. S. 4s coup'nSl93 VA 4yss reg'd.. lO3i /
U. :. T. Ieg'd ...l9j Pacific Gs,~...""llj
U. s. 4, as cp'ns. 1881
BosrOS sIocKA
Bosros. April III. -lhe stock market closed
as follows
A. ST X. II. 7s. 3si Mex. Cen. Com. l0l I.
Burlington ,...l0oi san Dieso.,.,..",. "a
sTuCKS
, 1890-04-17

Taken upo my Dlnco ON Hmgmau Crock
about iyp miles rom Spokane Ia ! ON s.c.
y. m q, H. AZ one bay hure about .
year old with sttron forehead aud bruuael
q above horse eshup on lctt shOuluor -
VIII cause thc above Cstuly tu uH s!id i1 lhg
highest bidder i0t cIsh Ou the ipth iny of
April ls9u lOll j. q. Ml LIEN.
, 1890-04-17

land once nt spokeao FaliA wass.,
Neroil ~. 500
N0iico Ia hcleby gwen that thc following
uamed pittior hiia nlcfi uotlrn a his inlan-
ton Co make NuN proof III aup-
por, oi his clnim, End innt aid pni1i VIII 10
Wtdr before the United tlttea land oiiise vt
NpOfaue fultsi wall, On Nay 10, 1870. ~
u A. NJ. glfi lehu a. HtrriuFton, Wlio
male Homestead entity 30, bore. Tor Tho
~ Of me- aud se'i Of nci % roo -, twp
16y, r. 1f'o. W a.
ftd nNmca the following wiinssscs h pfngs
hlH Continuous rcsldIncc np0u and cViiiYi.
tiou oi said lHnd, yiz,;
Ioihcrow AMI Jasper Lyman, AZ o. rpoh snc
ftii Wast }. u, ADAMS. keglster
, 1890-04-17

Land Onco al spokane Fdlls. Wash, March
.g lH1O.
Nnuce Is henoby civon that tno i'illowinx
NAMED settler has ulosi uutlco oi nis inivit-
uon To- make lnnl proof la sppgor pi Ms
lsf8rr mn uuitrfi stluss land office At Bp0-
kaue Falls. wash. on 1iue ., 1890 ~ . A.
M.,yl.: Cyriis y Malhors, who iratg prt-
euptlon ueuinrat1ry ftate mont 30 '<rs.
Zoe tiie me- % 500 | IS 1 aud D. see. "a.
twp 30 a.. r Ale, ~ 81
ncuamcs the following witnesses % pr,se
his nnuiIuuuus resiicuue urun ami fulitFa-
tion on SOLD land, viz:
August Vs.. lc, Fgt0I s1ot, Charl1 carr
s1n and AusUst rcsrspn, all ot Fouestoa,
200 j. 81 ADAMS Register.
, 1890-04-17
NOTICE on FINAL PROOF.
PETER 4. NEYERs
Land Office at spokane Falls. Wash, April

land OlicO nt spOkAno fHITs, WNhl April
g. 1890
Nuticc "a hereby given that the following
namei settler has Med notice ui hi, iut9u.
ton to make nunt proof I'm support oi is
claim, und that said prupi VIII bl mudr bu'
fore the United states land Office 90 Spl-
kane Falls, Wash, On June 10, 1890. mt
% A. NJ, VIZ. Peter 4. Meyers. who mad @
hom,stpnd entry No, iaOi iOr the swi 1 spc,
70, twp 20 H., range H. t., w NJ
lie uiuuos the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon aud yuitty3r
tiou II Said luud VIZ:
john Hutchuts, GeOrrc Bruwn, Caiyiu II.
Never ,0t iprr,.tuu q. o., aud Fred Fen.
der, % Mayer T.. U.
1915 j. II. ADAMS, Register
, 1890-04-17

suspicious strangers have been seen
In the town for the past few days.
Sheriff Hluchllii' wn- tclcgmphod
for, and Deputy sheriff pugh and It
posse of four men left last night for
Tho scenc of Tho TuhhnrN.
, 1890-04-17

South DakOta's first loan, $4,000, in
3 per cent. bonds, was negotiated at u
premium OF 10 per cent This IS a lower
rate than any other state has ever been
able to borrow money at, aud compares
fayorably with the terms secured by
Northern states.
, 1890-04-17

State Of Washington, County OF spokans.
N.
Ino City of spokane fnlls. plaintff, ~ J.
ants
maao and entered in ihe aiove cutitied
cause and court on the 10th iay ot July,
A. u, 1889 a e9py II which hgs been
sinen slo ~, ~ ~ -, s,,s
diie the ION day OF March A. D. 1910,
for the sum ~ 1850 10, gold coin, with
interest 9, ilie rate ., 10 ger cent re5nDn,.,n,
aud The further sum Of fll. fOco.ts. pnd the
uriher sum Of So attorneys iees; Al "a also
S i , ns.s nv cc,,,iv sta,e " ,.
lneion, Will on tho 25tI day of April
a D. iSlO, nj the hour ol 2 o'clock 7. ~.
Of said day, - ne east door Of me court
bidder. for cash. the following de~cfilled
real estate. situated, lying nud bctng tn
Spokane county wash, and particularly do
scrilad ns follows tO.wlt;
iofs n ami 40 and the east half q y Of int
"s" IN blocs II IN Jgnkin's addition % tito
city 81 snotane, y, ali.i ~ sto.sns si c9nn.
an aud singular she Uuciufntf. hefCtlit4-
ment, ard appyf,enenccs ihnreuntn hcloii4-
ing or in ouyWise apisftfinins rat,pfrp.
cflyis taken and sold ns Tie pnperty %
J. d Brundage and Ienn.q Buindasc, ,ie-
dated ID spokane Feils. washlprten, Ter.
ritofr. this2ias dnv ot Nareh s. y. 1850.
.. H. ifiSCHLrfE
sheriff ~ sNnkhur rDuuly, Wen.
215 Hv T.. %. uownirgi uepuiy-
TlsfRAf NOrCE --1'ntou up af iny iatm.
" Mfrc miles northwest nl iirflh aDlat
JIuuarF no. 1900 QUO niy mHro rlio ytArt
old black inuc and tail and black iff.
Urindod tG on lcn stici no olher tfir4is
nr mnrga porcchab'e Appraised az -.
Alfs Quo boy yrariinc hnrsl colt uitit liiiun
lu fnfl head and on nose, tight hind iuft
white. no brand o. other mars pcrceiYas1ic.
N...N. .HfN h.
nagiur charges aud proving tfupcrty. :
fgd.f AIiiDifr Plaza. wash.
, 1890-04-17
INIOlj'TTJi 90 TT7Sl'1L TI5'7I5s1

ByLF WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Turner ~ Or,Vyf, attorneys for pl1lutllls
, 1890-04-17
NOTICE on FINAL rKOUF.
RlGoDA A. PETERKIN,

tfOfmctly khndN " hpUlpul
Land onico at spokane Fails, Wash. March
20. 1900.
Notes Is hereby given that the foll1win 9.
named settler has hlcd notice Of her intcn.
tinn to ma!sc nnal proof in SUPPORT oi her
claim. aud that said piott VIII hc inndO be-
fnlls, Wash ON MAY ~, lsGO. nc y =. My
VIA HhofR 4. Prtcrkln, formerly Ripda \,
Gordon who made homestead entry SO.
1900. for the sw' soc. -. Twp % n, range
Al g., ". NJ,
She name. Tho following witncsso, to prove
hrr cnntiuuIus rHsidr nee upon and cultiyn'
ton uf sRId land, via;
e. W. Mploue. james ". Webdcli, Jesse \.
Biriscr, a. y. pefcilull, all OF Spokane Etlls,
wash.
3d6 IN. ADAMS, Register.
..r,f,,. ,.tp .rt<.u punnrs
, 1890-04-17
THE EXPOSITION A 60
An Enthusiastic Meeting Hold
Tuesday Nigh by Spokanes
Citizens,
The Committee Appointed TO In.
vestigate the Matter Report
favorably.
An Executive Committee OF Nine
Will Have Charge of All
tho Arrangements.

The citizens meeting which was
held Tuesday night at III. Bolster'sof-
flee, TO take some steps in regard to u
Northwest exposition, was well at
tended. Among the best known
business men present We're, w. III.
Taylor, c. II. Burns, G. NJ. Patter-
son, a. j. shaw, w, Huson, Fred
Furth, p. IL. Winston, w. =. Nor
man, j. w. Goss, NJ. II. Harrison, j,
Il. Jones, II. l.. Wilson, Jay i,
Graves, j. T.. Candy and +. l.,
Clarke.
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one, and committees We're appointed
to attend TO all the arrangements
necessary to insure the success Of
the undertaking.
&. r. Burns, as chairman, called
the meeting to order and asked for
the report of the committee ap-
pointed last week to Investigate the
mattc- Mr.. jay p. Graves, acting
for the committee, made the follow
ing report:
Gentlemen, the committee would
report as follows:
First-That tho proposition to
sition for the exhibit of the natural
and ufactured products OF the
four states of Oregon, Washington,
Montana and Idaho is feasible and
practicable.
Secoud-That the ownership of
the said Northwest exposition
should bc In II joint stock company
which should be capitalized at $780,
900, In addition to the price Of the
land required for the site. Said
stock to he divided into shares of
S25 each, So, 900 of the $4,000 here
mentioned to go to the cost of the
necessary buildings and the same
SUM to he applied as working cap
itul.
Third--Gour committee recon.
mend the enlistment of the valu-
able services of Mr.. &. w. Robin
son.
Fourtil-Owing to the variety of
propositions for sites your commit
tee Ia unable to make any definite
report on that subject.
Fiith-Sour committee recon-
mend the appointment of u COM
mittee of three on organization, a
committee of three on stock sub
scription, n committee OF three on
site; these three committees tO con-
stitutc an executive committee
which shall have full power In
the premises.
, 1890-04-17

CurcAao. April 16,--Cattlc -Receipts
1900. Market steady; choice to extra
becves Si5OdiIO. steers 81 800 Li0,
stockers and feeders s2.i0@30O Texas
corn fed steers 32bO@3,S5.
Hogs Receipts 1900. Market slow.
ioc lower; mixed SiO5M4 435, heavy 81
dLS5. light 81. i0di.35.
Sheep-Receipts l2,00o, Market dull,
closing loc lower natives Si6t5,DO, West
ern corn fed 10000, Texans SS.00@J.35.
GRAIN AND PRovisIoss.
CHICAGO, April 10. Glossy Wheat
Steady; cash 's6)sc, May so,sc, July
s6lsc.
Corn--Stcady; cash SlA@3l1sc, May
32ti0l32sSc, July 3SL@3Slsu.
Oats-s,eadyi cash 23Ac, May 2s&c,
July 233sc.
Barley-Easy.
Pork-Unseitlcd cash sla371S, May
SIS. 40, July Si365.
Lard Firm cash $3.50, May.sa52Is,
July $3.50
PETROLEUM.
NEW YoRx. April ld-Pctroleum--
Opened at .s234c, and closed steady at
82hc.
, 1890-04-17

Ngw loRK, April Hops Easy
Cotlee-Options closed steady at 90 Il
points down. Sales 63, 80 bags; April,
17.25c May, lfml1o5c; June, ld,N5a
16.0Oc; July. i6.7Oc; August, IG, 50d IL. ,5c
spot Rio, dull lower; fair cargocs, lo}aci
No. Z, Hat bean, lSAC,
sugar-llaw iirm; fair refining, DC
centriluguis, ~ test, 5ls@5 0-I6c; sales,
LOO hhds. and 500 bags MusGavadO, S
test, DC; refined, hrmcri cut loaf, 7kci
crushed 7i.c
, 1890-04-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
JOHN n. ORENCHAlN.

Land oHlco at spohano Fails, Wash. April
a. 800 uS
Sotice Il Hereby piytsI TINT the following
named settler has hled notice oi his iuton.
ton to make final proof IN support OF his
claim, aud that said proof viii 10 mUde Doe.
turC tho CultCd States Land OihCr ut SFl.
kane Pals, Wash, uu June t., I $50 lii %
A. NJ, ViI-i John u Obcuchain, who made
homestead entry SO. b3bl Tor thc VI ot
swia. mel OF swi and nwi, ot % see. / .,
tWtL 20 n, range 4. T., ", 81
lie names tho following wItncsse- 90 prove
his eoutinunu ps.dcuce upon and CultiYn-
tiuu of satd laud, va
Earnest Peterson Micnnel Duudln Ed
ward Murphy, licny ronnct nll ui spok auc
Fails, wash.
l7dB IN ADAMS. Rcglstcr
, 1890-04-17

land oaice at spokane Fails wash, April
T. 30.
Notice 10 hereby 1lvcu that tho following
named settler has hlcil notice ui hts mteu-
tiOu to mako huHl proof in support ol his
claim, aud that Hrd proof VIII hc mAGu Dee
fnrr ilir United states land Office 40 spoiuno
Fails. Wash, ON Juno ., $500 nc y A.
NJ, VIZ: JnuuA A.. DAVIS. who made home
stead cutry No. 1i9-, lul thc fC't soc. :,
tNp - NJ. range a. H.. W. NJ
Hcn names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiYH-
tiOu o tuld lHud. VIZ
Jared u Michul. Wrtscl T. Muhouey,
Hiram lierfing, ol Tltut, SDpsnue county,
Wash. and solomon ". buYios, Of SPOKANE
FAILS, spokane county, Wash,
tOdg 81 ADAMS REGISTER
, 1890-04-17

slNG SlSG, n. ", April TO- Ferdinand
Ward to-day received advice Of the
death of his wife. at Stamford, Conn.
a regular visitor to him in prison.
, 1890-04-17

Land O1ice at Spokane Falls, Wash.
March ~, 1890.
Notice n hcrcby mycn that tho following
uAmcd settler hae hlcd notice vi hls mieu.
tluu to- make nuul I.uuf iu support of his
Clhlm, and That said proof win o. made b..
iOrc the uUited sustcl land uiiuc at 8p0kaue
Falls, Wlsh., ou has ie, 1900. 90 Q a. ~,
Wiz Minnie Lake, minor child Of siunuc.
Lake, decUascd Who made homestead on.
tfy No. 10O1 for the uUlf see ~, IN Twp
20 n. II fuugu dto, W ~.
Uuunmos thc following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rcsidcnco upon and uultlvt,
tiou OF said land. Wa.
Johu d Rcod. W II Shields. David niois
and So 4 Campbell Ml Oi Spokane Falls.
Wash.
29cB J.M. ADAMS. Rcdster
..nn.IN. ~. I.IA ~ unnn -
, 1890-04-17
THE fLuRRY ~ WHEAT,

CHICAGO, April l6.-Another break In
wheat occurred this morning. July
wheat opened at S4Mc and May at S014c
almost &c lower than yesterdays closing.
July advanced q per cent. shortly after
the opening and then became station
ary. The apparent reason for the break
was more sellers than buyers.
, 1890-04-17

Can DO made elsy
by raising chick:
ems. A lurgc 80
pHgc Illustrated
catalogue de.
scfihing inCubu
tors, brOoderz,
nroOdiny houses
how aud what to
feed, how Ions t1
keep them IN the
hropdcr drinkiug
fountains dis
cases and their
cure, In facimoTo
Information thnn
Is given in many
- cent. books,
Sent to any ad
dress On rccciut
OF = cent stomp,
Wire ettin r.,
b1nc mills. bono
ltry supple All
NC RATo Co...
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Liquor Dss.e-s AMI the Old Fellows

The decision " the Sovereign Grand
Lodge or Odi Fellows. recently in session
81 Topeka reversing the famous order Of
the Missouri Grand LodEe refusing sd
mission 10 liquor store ket l-rs hss caused
al agitation n the order The resolution
was introduced in the Missouri Grand
Lodge during the session OF 1859. and was
passed By that body. but during the last
session, held August 81. Mr. Rikev grand
master OF the Grand Lodge OF the State Of
Missouri, decided that the resolution was
In conflict with previous rulings of the
Severe IN Grand Lodge, and therefore
would not re enforced Il i the first time
&c the history Of the order iu Missouri
that the grand master has found il neces-
sary 10 rule against s decision by the
Grand Lodge The greatest excitement
was caused ,snd those in favor OF suuuliins
the action OF the Grand Lodge decided 70
bring il before the present meeting Of the
Sovereign Lodge st Topeks for 8 decision
The Sovereign held that the qualifications
Of membership had been prescribed BY the
constitution Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
aud that retroactive legislation was Illegal
snd could no; be enforced
The two great secret orders in this
country, the Mason and Odd Fellows. can
never, il seems 10 Is reach their best estate
until they forever refuse admission TO liq-
nor sellers This hss been done with II srked
success. especially by the Mssons in sever
81 Ststes in the West, and should be done
everywhere
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25

As will be seen by reference 10 the
first page of this paper Mr.. Blame has
written another strong and lucid letter on
the subject of reciprocity. Particular st.
tention will perhaps be attracted by the
closing paragraph, wherein he emphasizes
the fsct that the Free Traders In the Sen
ate TO man voted against the Aldrich
amendment relating TO reciprocity. Re
ciprocity IS embodied in the Tariff bill BY
the Republican Senators really means the
extension snd enlargement of the protective
system As Mr.. Blaine remarks. The
enactment of reciprocity is the safeguard
of protection The defeat of reciprocity
is the opportunity of Free Trade"
From beginning to end the letter is time
ly and important from two points of view.
Ii proves. first. thst he is in socori with
the tariff bill IS amended by the Senate !;
and secondly. Ii illustrates in such striking
snd practical terms the advantages of the
reciprocity method in American dealings
with the Southern nations and colonial de-
Tendencies thst the acceptance of the Aid
rich amendment by the House must now
be foregone conclusion. IL dispels the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Joe" AA2ley in the Name Campaign


From the kennsbeC journal
There Were very many who contributed 70
the splendid Republican victory Mondsy
but among them none who i deserving Of
more credit thsn the Hon. J II Manley
the sble and hSrd-working chairman of the
Republican State Committee. While NJ
Msnleys work has not been of character
10 attract much pubic attention. il has
nevertheless been arduous and exscting
|; called for the carrying on Of an euor-
nous correspondence snd for the making
Of close and accurate canvass Of the
State. No detail was overlooked, and when
the work closed Saturday night before
election Chairman Msnley was sble 10 pre-
dict with $ certainty born OF s knowledge
Of the situation splendid Republican vic
tory The result has shown upon what
good grounds he based this prediction,
Mr.. Manley is an organizer Of superior
ability, and the party has in its ranks no
better worker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Sylvester Cummings of Springfield. Ends
His Life by Taking Poison

SANFORD, Sept - sylvester Cam
mings, a wealthy retired shoe manufactur
or, committed suicide by laudanum and
sirychnne at Springfield this morning
Mr.. Cummings was indicted by the grand
jury At Alfred last week for burning the
barn OF ChaS. Pray NJ Shapleigh, tive
weeks ago and was arrested. put under
5000 bonds saturday. Asa Low, hi~ al
torncy went 70 his house this morning aud
found him dead, also q lengthy letter al
hitting the poisoning hut denying the
burning Of the harm. Tie was brother oi
David Cummings a wealthy shoe manu-
fscturer Of South Berwick. Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
>rAIE or walxg.

fTk~CuSk - -gouys u Pr,aaass R,,.s .,.,rx -
Term, \ n, ISSs.
Accounts having h-er fSsl rsr s.atthl,,ert in .,
tstss q
Aener : ieaEssnd, late % slisworsh. icceAseI
snoch r. H&rvey. AtutBtsl rzIor.
SSFeulAA o<'saer, hate ~ HAnofck, ,sers& SrA
Cyrus kTrery, Administrator.
Sssis- a foster. lSte 81 RrSaksyiise, dscnas-~3
, thAraes u PERKINS, Administrator.
Abigail 7 tsrfndal late Of Penogs4-1s. .5sges 80
ls- sri L tsrSHslal Admin strzsay
,,s -ibAs We sA'1 SSHoaHtNn1s give 30
usS ID Al f~ersess iHtereStez3 Ar esszsin- ,zr %
tA3s orSteF to ~ pabtiShszl ih7yse scssks sy,S.-
lFesF IN tire t4aswevzh Arps.rSrzn. a yAvr~f.ss.s-
1850 II nAtsNcIth, 20 sSsa esg8HFy. rsst f4ny
- M 81 n ? pTSass1fe GcgT8 &c tulis4 al
t4isSuFta- en- the End Nesiaes-aav % gAes r-xs
- MI u. 80 tsf$A ~ tae t1rcEsaes aR1 Show cazss
u Any they hAve, Why re sa--e shs.-1}a ~ y,
allowed - -
. 4 ttSNI>tsA8A, tHa-e.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
State News.
Drunken Sailor Rather Careless with his
Revolver,

BANGOR, Sept. p Shortly after eight
O'clock this evening man in an intoxi.
Gated condition. who afterwards gave his
name as Henry Allison, belonging in
Massachusetts. pulled revolver from his
pocket and commenced firing indiscrimi-
nately In Mercantile SQUARE Six shots
were fired in quick succession. but no one
was struck by the missiles. A pole in
front of one store was struck. Many peo-
PIE were on the street at the time and II Is
a wonder no one was shot. officer LOTUS
arrested the man. one charge was left in
the revolver when taken from him. Tn,
msn was sailor,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
General News.
The Nos, Serious Floods Ever Known IN
China

WA>Hi>uroN. sept as The Depart
ment OF State received from the uitrd
States legation AT rckiu. China 4 report
relative 10 the rrccut heavy foods ID that
country
The report say. the floods have been the
most serious ever known
Il is supposed that Al arca 81 thr,c
thousand miles, and a population " >,y-
erAl millions are sfectcd hs them MANY
people have been drowned
Tens Of thousands are refugees from
their homes. living on chart,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Flames In tie Alhambra


NHEru sept ia irc broke out a,
lo O'Clock !a>t ns-bt ia The Palace - the
Alaanihra IN Granada The IRE OH siHated
in The Atherca courtyard and soon ~prr9eI
% The galleries Great iama-c ha> been
done
Later sJ'!tc> from Granada are that the
IRE In ;lr A.HAiuhra Palace Was extingui-h-
ed al at early hour his msruiue, The
news that The famous palace was on FIRE
>prcad rapidly. and thousands Of citizens
aackel 70 the scene. they found the
whole nppcr pArt ~ the gallery on the
right side ~ The trrasanr~ Court sbazc-
The troops aut tirrmen. with the ala Of
willing volunteers from The crowd. sue
cc,7led 70 combining the flames 10 the pnr-
ton Of the palac,. 10 " hich The re orig mat
ed 4 >IgPly Of water was obtained from
the tanks and fountains in the various
courts ant after several hours ~ incr~-
>aut wnrk the flames we're rNtiusGi>hed
The magnificent ss!A ~ Ia Rarra sud
The right wing II the Arraysnr> Court
were destroyed The rv.t II the palace
VS., No, damaged Eight persons were
slightly injured wh.!e hGatiug the IRE
l. : strongly suspected Tia, an incendi-
AIRY set The iire aui an inquiry into its
origin hAs been opened
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-25
Supposed Suicide at Wisoasset.

BATH, Sept 22-lcstcr,iay, Lena Whit
ten. aged Is years and months and who
resided with her husband, n G. Written.
in Westport, shot and killed herself She
was married last June aud has always car
ried revolver with her.
Yesterday noon while her husband was
eating dinner the Young wife shot herself
IN the left breast aud died in about ten
minutes. No cause for the shooting can
be given.