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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
rIePERARY ASSAULTS.
Btut alit,ss OF tbs Police shown Up In
the Court Room.

Drnrix. Oct o.--The hcsrlnG on the
summons against the police for assaults At
'he Cou't lloase, Tippersry. on the day Of
the opeaine Of the Diilon and O'Brien trial.
began at Tipperary toisy. Timothy Healy
opened the ca.e for Harrison, member OF
she Comm MS for Tippersry, who was
severely injured by the police.
Healy declared that ON the occasion In
question for every adult In the crowd out
.lde the court house gates there were four
armed policemen. Harrison, he said, upon
.e, ing the police belaboripg Sheehy.
went TO his r., seue when four or Ave con-
stables seixed hin aud blow WAS dealt him
from behind which crushed In his head.
Harrison testified there ~ere fewer than
90 civilians out ide the court house when he
arrived. while there was large force Of
puliccmea on each side of the gates. The
police used great and unnecessary violence
ard az O'Brien appeared In great danger
the witne,s went into the road to see II
sn,thirg could be done to check the .vio-
ence of the police.
Col. Csadsn, who vas in command, ad-
dressed the police So, ing something to tho
fleet that they must not make = disturb
snce. This commaod not being obeyed.
the witrc. asked he policemen why they
dboteyed the oilieer's orders. Upon this
the constable aimed blow with his baton
at the witness. Who parted II. and another
col stable seized hun by the throst. Wit
ess pushed the const. .5les hand away and
seeing another policeman about to strike
come one in the crosd witness caught and
held his wrist, preventing the blos from
falling.
At this junctufc an officer came up and
said IL the witness would let the man go,
he (the oiIicer) would take the policeman
out Of the row, and prevent him crcS,ing
further disofdtr. Witness saw the police
,trike another man. and was himself
hustled In sll directions, besides being
struck with a ba,oo from behiud, During
the disturbance he saw the cor stable strike
Sheehy. The civilians threw no stones
and struck no blows. excsp, in psrrying
blows from the policsmen's batons.
In opening the case, Uesly asked that
ordinary justices should replace the five
resident ms sgisirates on TIE beech. The
applica ion WAS refused. While y. O'Brien
~ss giving evidence, Hssly questioned him
recording the photographs he had taken.
The presiding magistrate ruled this to be
irrelevant, and u heated discussion ensued.
Hesly told 0'I,rien to leave the witness
tox. All Of the complsinants and their
friends left the court, sftsr the refusal of q
7, quest to adjourn, and on account Of the
constitution Of the bench the summonses
we're Withdrawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

Lewis Barker was born in Exeter. Me
Feb. Is. 1878, the fourth son of Nsthsrie
and Sarah Pesse Barker. Mr. Barker rs.
eeiysd his education in the district schools
and this was supplemented by a btiei
course at the Foxeroft Academy. At the
age of Ii years be became "A school tt ache
and taught seven years. He began tbs
study of law in s3s With ex [. 5. Minister
to Peru Je1ett and later on under Cover.
nor kert.
iIs was admitted TO the bar in l34l, ant
commenced he prBctice of law in Stetson
I p to 1861 he was a democrat. bu; on the
breaking GU, of the war he became a re-
publican. Ia 1864 in the presidentia
csmpsig gn, he stumped New York State
with exiraosdirary effectiveness. The
same year he was sent to the State legisla-
ture, and to the Senate in 1865 Gs. He
was sent sgain 10 the House in 1867 snd
was elected Speaker, In 1870 he again
served in the House, holding importan.
post ons throughout his various terms OF
service. In 1890 he was chosen m member
of the Governors Courcil and rs-electe
again for 1881
lie was a delegate to the National Re
publican Convention cf 1868 which Bomia-
sted Grant, and for the mex; four years VAS
the Msiae ujembsr of the national commit
tee. In 1850 he was delegate to TIE coa-
vention which nominated James A. Garfield
az the standard bearer Of the party ami was
Il member of the commit ce ou resolutions
which drafted the republican platform. la
1855 he wss appain ed member Of the
State Board of Health, which position he
held at the time Of tia death He wa an
pointed BY Governor Burleigh in 1883 a
member Of the Siste House Commission
and has been an active member of the
Board. He married Elzabsth the third
daughter of Col. Francis Hill of Exeter,
in 1916, who bore him two children, the
elde st a girl named Esyie, who died in
1872, sn1 Lewis A. Barker, whose death
took place last yesr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
CONDENSED DBsPATCaEs
Tho Pith OF the News Taksn From tn.
| Current Events OF the Day.

John Howard. section hand. was killed
by the Bar Hsrbor train at salmon Fall.
Thursday.
One man was killed and thirty cara burned
in collision Of freight trains on the Re d.
ing road Thursdsy.
The agitation for reciprocity bet.cer
Canada ard the United St,tes j. beisg lone
by speskers Of the former country.
The bodies oftro young girls we're found
Wednesday nisht at Cumberland, Oat
They had been outraged and murdered.
Panline Halls managers report to The
police that diamonds worth sI5 600 were
stolen from he. dressinz-room at jacobs
Theatre, Newark, Tuesday, aod have moi
been recovered.
James NJ. Wilson, with many sliase.
one of the most noted s~indlers in the
Seuthweet. hss been arresyed. HE fort.
are directed particulrly against life insur-
ance companies.
sps ciais from Wa hiT g;on 10 the Mai
snd Express and the Evening Sna say
President Harrison sill cali an ezra se-
siou of Congress November lith, to CON
slider and pass the federal election bill.
Intelligence from Bermuda states that ar
enterie fever is prevalent among the gIen
Cured. The cause Of the disease il attr..
butsd 10 the terrible ard steady heat, te
which the msn were not acci mated, 'he
drinking Of 'ainwster. and the miserable
hats in which they are housed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
First Heating IN East Haven, VT
Contested Eisciioi Case.

MoSTrELIEs. Vt, Oct. 9--The ffs'
heariog of the East Haven contested .iso-
tion case occurred this stterr Don. The
Gaze is this There we're in all 81 ,o .,
cast. Dudson. dem hsd is. SDi n,
(rep.) 10. and two other candidates TO.
geiher, "a. Hudson's ballots were desig'
mated 'for representative" and Smiths bsd
no designation. Tie constable declsr, d
the votes east for Smith TO be Illegal srd
Hudson elected. The meeting was d
ciared dj,uroed.
The first sels ctSsn called the meeting 10
order and again ordered a bsllot, wDca
Smith received maj ority Of the votes csst
and was given a certificate of election ~
the fret selectpan. Hudson received a
certificate from the constable. The poin
at issue are the validity of the adjournme II
dc sclsred by the constable and the legally
of the votes bearing no designation.
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Cl7ti 2 Day of w. C. T. U. Convsn-
ton.

Cl7si 9 Day of w. C. T. U. Convsn-
ton.
PoRrLA~n, oct. 9.-The meeting of the
state Convention W. c. T. L. were CON
tinuel Thursday With large attendance
The fcllogjog Nsine delegates to the M
tioual Convention were chosen; Mrs. Mi
rot. Hou,on: Nrs Croker, Pembroke
Mrs. Meeban. Tht htmaston; Mrs. Bunker
North Aasoa; Mrs Benrer, Auburn; Mrs
Kro ron. Oid Orchard; Miss Dow, Port.
land. The resolutions Of the convection
wee adopted. The pls dge renewed efforts
, in b. half of teafeFarce and morality sni
a plCre SGn Fay egeu7sipDs etc. While not
iak'ng al les with any pol.t cal party, ths
rcsolutiogs promise tie support Of the
! Crior 70 ~ y organ zlnoa thnt has for i.
o iect be suppress on Of tn, rum traiFie
| TIE Afternoon vas devoted to department
reports ard closing hrsioess
At fhe Rfternona session Of the W. c. T
| L. State Convert on. a report Oh falrs was
made by Mrs. FfeFch os Aunara, and on
. tohacen ny Mrs. Weatworth of Dexter
Mrs Lucia k.ubaii of Dexter. spoke OF
san3 schoel serS. report On fran
cajse wss male b. Mrs. Greeley of Els
worth. AMI on the yef5rmatory prison BY
Mrs Bailey Of Winthrop.
Sen. Neal Dow made q stirring address
n0 Temperance work,
Rerot IN Fri.on Ard jail work was made
| rs Mrs. Weutworh Of s. Alnsns, ard or
bsred y ty Nrs. Psfk Of Presque Isle.
The closing meeting was hell tonight
,he-e teies ruSiie address By Mrs. Bar
ney OF Rhode Island on "Fact and Fancy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
MAINE PEOPLE

Prof Chs,. II Smi b. Boydoin's uid ,,y
kao~n Instruct ". and family left Brua-
ssiek few day, sg,. to take up their resi
dsbce at New Haven. Conn where the
Professor will enter upon the discharge Of
his duies as professor in Yale College.
Aucruey Gsnersi Chss. Y Lit lefi ~.
made 8 nasisrIy Iresectation of the eri-
dence In his cio.iDz remarss a; the Nor
ton murder trial TAe ex speaker Of the
Maine House is sl~ays being heard ffcm
in poll les and before the bar. We would
say to any body having politiea, ayirat ofs
down bis way, that Charley will bear
va.cbinz.-Bath Timer
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Cable Flashes.

There was a remarkable decline Of stock X
oa the Losdon Excbanse, Tharsisy.
The war officers have received no infof-
nation from Bsrmrts regarding the alleged
fatalities among the Grsnadisr Guards.
Mr.. Davi:t e,' ii1oes bis revelations In
the Labor wo,Ii. He reite-s'es the ssser-
ton that Mr. Hos,e, tire Bhti,h Consul
General in Sew Y rk. dii in 1888 send
James McDermot from New York to Mon
tfeal for the purpose OF getting up dyna-
mite az ,aiion Ia tina. " and supplied him
with money and means TO carry out his
pospose. Mr. Dsvitt charges O'Donovan
Rossa with be nx party 10 these conspirs-
c.ss BY Whit b mary mi gu dsd men have
found their say Into penal servisuds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Spin Mus, R.oiproo... With All.

LosDos. OFT o--Tbe Standards Msd.
rid correspondent ssys that spsi1 cannot
mske ,psciai treaty wni America with
references {, the Wet indies without ex-
tending the same priyiisgss to European
nstoas nov enipJiny favorc i-nation treat
msnt vi b respect 10 imports into Spanish
colonies. The stsndsrd's correspondent
a, Coo,tantinop'e issres that false rumors
Of movement Of Russian troops on the
Turkish frontier we're spread by Russia
to frighten the Sultan into an alliance with
Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Frances Revenue aud Army Expsnscs
Inors ase.

PAsfs. Oct. 8 M. de Freyciaft, Minis
tr Of War. while presiding Tuesday At y
snpre me eJune.l Of war. In bis aliusion 10
the defici, ia the budget Of 1900, 900
francs. saii that il is impossible to make
any r. r.duc,ion 10 the army and navy esti-
mates These must alwsys, he said, be
steadily msintsioed vt at least their present
figures, if, indeed, II may not be found
nee, s,sfy TO i1crerss them. The revenue
Of the French Government during the
month Of Sepiembsr excec led the esti
mates by 500 900 ffsncs. AID showed an
increase Of . 100 900 frame. over the rev.
eDus of III. corrss s2oD1ing month last year.
For nins months the revenue shows . sur
plus Of ~, lj0, 900 francs.
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FiDauciai Showing OF the Kncx &
Liucoin.

BARN. Oct. although the fgures for
the financial year ef the Knox & Lincoln
railroad just c'ossd are net IS yet all in,
ncr viii be for moaih to come, yet a fair
ly sce1rsts estimate OF The receipts can be
made. Both the gross ard net earning
have increased dBring the past twelve
mouih, and the latter will exceed Sc 600
at least, or surpass by more than sia 0n0
the BET esrHiags Of last year, which vas
one Of The most Frospsro since the early
dsFs of the line. But as the road e1zr ged
changed hands in August. or before the
Knox & Lincoln yssr. and as the Penohscot
shors liue will pus all the earnings Of the
line into Improvements of the road. the nes
prcft. fer the entire will show q esrrss-
F0nSiinE gain in net earairgs. but those
given abaTs sre what they xouli have
ees1 undsr the old management and are Ia
teresfing in ;hsi whea the sale was frs,
paopossd il wss predicted that the road was
ia far var TO chow such increase, a
statement which vas much q1estioaed al
the iire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
A Woman Accused OF Selling Mort
gagsd Property.

LOWELL, Mss. Oct. Mrs. T. S.
Haskell, of Billerica, several months sg1 a
defendant in a divorce and alleged adultery
case, was before the police court today on
charge of sellirg mortgaged properly, a
moving machine. purchased some time ago.
She has been living near the Canada line
for the past eight months and recently re-
turned The Gaze was continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Oxford Farmers Elect Member Ct
Ma.u,, Board

SouTa PAaIs, Oct s.--The delegates
from Aaircscoggin Valley, West ortasa
and Oxford county agricultural sosi tie,
assembled At Oxford CsEnsy Asrfcuitu-a
Society aEiIling. Sebastian S. Smith wa.
chosen prssisea,, ard Samuel NJ. King sec
ress7y. b. Walker Mrkeea Tss unaai
moussy electsa 4 msmber of the MAINS
Board Of Agrical.aas-
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Dying OF Gao lera by Scores.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-IIorrib'c accouu' :
come from the Red s a. Of the coud Vi N
of the cholera victims. The Arabs AID
strangers 10 that section are d,ieg by
scores. Persons are seized with cbo'ep..
and de within an hour, win clrnchcd
teeth, and bodies terribly drawn up.
Birds and dogs feed on the cor ss.
wh'ch the pc, pie are afraid u touch, AID
vast il,cks Of Vul,ures Dispute for the pr. y
With the four footed scavsngsrs. In ihs
interior of Arabia the victims are said TO be
numbered by Thousands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
TlPpERARY BRUTES
Can Spain lils Special Treaty With
AmeFica Alone?
Eoslsnd Bslisvss can get Along with.
out Taoss Free Trade orspcs.

QrKsSsrowS, Oct e,-The White Star
steamer Majestic arrived here last evening.
op Thursday last one Of the steersge pas
sensers, S~ede, whose name 10 not known.
jumped overheard and was drowned. al
though the steamer wAs stopped. boats low
cred and every effort possible was made to
ave him. On Sunday another passenger,
thi, time llehre~. named Jacob solomon,
sged Is, hanged himself In his state room.
lie ~as accompanied by his wife and fvc
children. When the saloon passengers
harmed OF the suicide they made up .
purse of flia, which vas presented to the
widow. The body wac buried at sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Raii BAD Refuses Employees Dem ands.

NEw YORK, Oct. . The New York,
Lake E,ie & Western railroad this after
noon made knos its rep'y t. the demands
OF its employees. These demands num-
bsrei SO and related 10 the schf dnle of pay
and regulations to govern the emp'oyes of
the road. The demsnds of the men were
refused The reply says the present rates
are almost without exception higher than
the average paid By other compaties. In
few ins,an ces where this is no, the case the
company will re-sdjus. rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Quiet Elections in Nicaragua

SAN JrAs DEL Sur, Oct. . doctor
Rober rto Sscsss, who succeeded t, the Presi-
deney of Nicarsgua, on the death of Eva
risto Carsso. August, 1883. has been re
elected by an overwhelming msjarity for
four ysars. The elections took place all
over the Repnhlic, with III. exception of
Granada. There was no disturbance of any
impOYiance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Pensions Granted Maine Peopl..

Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing Maine people.
Orginsl, Cyrus Soutbard, Pea Cove
Adam Cu,nirgham, Washington: 10 .ept
Z. Phillips. VAssslboro; Robert Trip,
South Lubec; Daniel Hauey, Togn.: MAJ
tin J. Vinal. Orono; Robert A. Webster
Bangor; VIM. II. Foss, Livermore Fails
VIM. II. Roberts, Auburn; Byron B.5-
cock, Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

RocKLaNp, oct. 9.-Tas sday. Sheriff
Irish received the following dispatch;
Wilder :. Irish. Sheriff of Knox Coatty -.
Ny % foot sloop yacht, lap built, whi.s
with black stern. tEe yellow stripes and 5
white tender for the same, waa stolen from
me lsst night fr0a Cape Roster See Il
YOU can apd hsr for ue- Forward this
dispstch to Portland wisa inftrHctioEs-
+. NJ GEAY
Thursday nsoruing Sheriff Iish xrrss'sd
the thief At she north esd. Rocklsnd HIS
name Is william Franeis a7d he halls from
Boston. Isis said thss be beat his way
Down from Bss1sn o7 a freight train two
uenths sgl. BE SAYS Re iives ST - WASH
iugtaa .s7est. Tie brought TIE host iato
Roc kisnd Wesfn asisy nist.. rsE it to the
wharf ard broke e.E the b,wsprit. He
sad ~hFn iassrrosated that the boa, be-
laBeed to tis father and he came TO sell a
Iasd of Ssh. Sheriff Irish hss autographed
the owner Of the hoas and is Awaiting or
deFs in references 10 the disposition Of tbs
beat and prisoner
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Unkoown Assssssn.

M4ces, Ga, Oct. AT Sormandale.
Dodge county, last evening. J. C. Forsythe.
secretary and treasurer OF ibe Normsndzle
Lumber Company, and one cf the best
known mea in Georgia. wss shoi and killed
By a unknown sssassin. who Approached
the house in his bare feet. ard putting the
nuzzIs of 8 z1n az airs: the glass Of the
par:or window. shot Mf. FoIs; tie as he sal
smoking inside. The asssssinasi1a has
created intense excitement IN the neishbof.
hood Forsyrhe sss shs principal si.fes,
assiass Luther A. Hall. a lawyer Of do. ~
coarty, shgse trial 70, perjury n n5S
pssdBg ia the United States Couss here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10

Both the method snd results when
syrup Of Figs IS taken; it IS pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, oleanses tho sys-
tenn ellactualiy di-pels colds, head
aches and feyess and cures habitual
constipation. SYRUP Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
ducel, pleasing to the taste and ac,
ecptahle to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many execilent qualities commend it
10 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
gis.s. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALiF0RNiA FIG syrup co.
StY FRANCISCO ca.
LOUISVILLE NJ NEW Y0ss, ~
scrfaNets
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cRusHED By RusAwAY.
Terrible Accident that Pssuited In
aon. Lswis Bakers Death.

BAscog, Oct. 9-Hop Lewis Barkei
met With ssrrible accident this morning.
He ard Hon. Levi b. Pat.sn we're stand
ing en the corner of Union and Clinton
s1eess. when q ruaaSpy horse. attached to
large heasy farm wagon, going At full
speed, stuck Mr. Barker, who bad no,
seen bis approach, with great force. knock
ing him szainsi stone post. crushing bis
left leg IN fearful manner.
He was taken 10 bis home, where his leg
vas sDpuiaiea by Physicians Afte. this
Nr. Barker vas for tine as comfortable
as could be expected, and although = man
Of strong Constitution, his age. e years,
With the terrible shock. mate biz recovery
q deattfal matter When the operation
was over he Immediately rallied and was
lftad upon the BED lie then seemed TO
bsis hEen considerably and. boxing down.
caught -ighs Of y hat was lsft Of his leg.
With smile Re remarked
"0hly Esfis stump left Of q good leg
Well, 1t /. a little hard Il. ny age to go
through life With that, but il is much bet
ter than nothing
As soon VS. he became a little quiet Drs.
Simmons anl Hanson left the house and
DR. r. imunds remainsl wiih bin. the ply
sieisns thinking that by mere chance he
might reeovsr. Numerous frie nds called
10 see him and BE eonyersed tn than sli
calmly, neTer for momeut lesirg the full
possession Of his senses
After the short rally which Immediately
followed the operation he commenced TO
sink and bis pulse could not even be de-
tected. By DR.. L Eimunis orders hot water
bottles were kept all around him and fire.
qasnt hypoiermics of brandy were sdmia-
istered. 1t vas seen. hoseyer, that he
could live but a short time ard iha. fact
was toll hita. He was not in the least af-
fected but said Goodbye TO the various
members Of his fam lg, having previously
said thss hs was not airaii 10 die. About
half past ore he seemed TO sink into quiet
sleep. and fifteen minutes later he g4spsi
slightly aud passed away a few minuGes be-
fore Z NJ.
Dn'iug the whole time following the ac-
eide Mt he exhiti.sd no pain, and although
be seemed By bis conversation t, be entire
y c,rseious of lis condition. the dee ors
that il is doubtful if such cluld have been
the csse.
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Parnelrs II saith agaia Prec.riou,

LoSDos, Oct. Q --Paynsll has been for
bi1den, by bis physicians. to t,ke part in
outdoor asitstSns, owinz to his poor
hesitb.
Glsd,.one, writing in support Of the lib
ersl candidates a. Eccles. declares tha.
everyone voting for the conservative csndi-
date will be responsible for The employ
ment Of bullets Ard ba,ons against legal
AMI peaceful meetings in ireland. which
would not be dared or telsrsrsd in Eng.snd.
Cour;ney. " p In a spssch at Belfast.
ssys be has Travelled in The south ard west
Of ireland, and that cases where potatoes
are total failure are very few in number.
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The msri: Of Mellfn's Food con,ists not
cnly ia its superiority over other subrituse
for mothers milk. but also ia the readiness
With shich il is prepared. il 10 aYeal bless
ing to the busy Or tired mother, for very
few minute, night and morning ere III that
sre recfs1y TO prepare tie baby's f.od
for tseDty -four hours. OctlollsfoIrn.
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HON. LEWIS BARKER
Dies from Injuries Isaictad BY
a Runaway Team.
stolen Yatht and tie Thief 10 Hands Of
0fn1gS.
Boy FsfsbY BaFnec- State Pais De-
fscit-B. W. aIeKsan E1scted.


Especial 20 the kenae5ee journal
MftFoap. Oc; 9.--AlIie, the ave yea,
oi5 soa Of Mr.. Eeui iama Howe, was ter
rsbly burned this na0rnisg, bis clothes seci-
seotaily catching fire while left alone for a
few moments The iajaries received will
pretAbly prove fatal
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ANDERSON, Ind. Oct. "a lone high
wayman las; night held up County Clerk
Ne,terville and Calvin Allen, a farmer
named George Hartman, and q man named
Walter SINS. getting small sums from each.
He then boarded a horse car, Knocked the
driver insensi5le. robbed him Of Ave dollars
nd escaped.
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Cath lc Educat onsI Exhibit.

CHIcAGo. Oct "a movement for pre-
sentiag. 3; the Worlds Fair, complete
exhibit or Catholic educational work in
the Uaiied States was formsliy in4ugur-
atsl in this CRY las. night. at q meeting Of
prominent Catholics of various parts of
the country. A committee was sppointed
10 further the project.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-10
Rs,urn to Work Pending Settlement

EAST WEYMOUTH. Mass. Oct 9--The
lsstsrs employed a. the factory of NJ.
Sheehy & Co, who hsve been on q strike
for several days. will return to work to
morrow morning, pending q settlement by
tie advisory board Of the Lssters' Protect
i've Union.