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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20
9pet 4cbensumfabtee Staten.

OaB Der 8uilD Der 9ereintgten Staaten
BON Nn1erifa un3ertrennlih lit, ooB einem
Staate, Der einmal oieiem BunOe einperleibt
ipuroe, nimnlet bas Ge6t aultebt, pieOer
aussutreten, lit Dor einein 8terteliabrhunz
bert enbgiltig bur6's S6mert entI6teoen
tuorDen.
Bie aber itebt eS nit einem Staate, Der
unperiebens erfranft un0 baum itettg oabtn7
1ted)t = 10 melt babiuiieDt, oaB ibm nit
ieoem @~ugenblide Der 2ebenso0em aus3uz
qeben brobt? Sat ein lol6er Staat oaS
Geht I'll 1terben, ooer 1T Der 8u1o perpflt6z
tet, ion unter alien l1mltdnoen an Seben gu
erhalter ?
Diele 6rage miro DorauSii6tfi6 ieDr
bolO, uno Srpar III 3tpiefa6er @eltalt an Die
8unbeSregierlng berantreteit. 3uoDrDerit
miro Dornit Der Staat 0(eDaoa fomlnen
uno i6m miro, tpenn nldt alle Nlt8etden
triiaen, Der reugebadene Staat 9toroz
Odfota auf Dem SuBe folgen.
Qls NepaOa, DaS pIInD oeS Burger
frteoeS" i'm Sabre 1864 bon Der republtfa@
niiGen 4artei III ben Stoatenbuno 9e7
sfp6not muroe. oridte Der @ongreB i'll 8e>
freff Ser Bcp0lterunesSabl betoe Nu9en gu.
Oan1als par bebuIS 3ulal1ung elftes
6tQate5 in ben 8unb cine 8epolferung BON
10000 Seelen erforberlih cine l3abl, Die
giepQoa ME erreiht bat, iel6lt ni6t III ben
TQoen ieines b0hiten @eoeibens. yfab Der
omfli9en Golts3ablung bon 1860 bate bas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20
8ua Nmn.

SIM 8un6es7 Nbgeorbneten6auie bat in
Dem Sample" I'm Die MISUNDERSTANDING BON
1892 Gbtcago ein = NIL Gun erlitz
ten. 2tu6 Die erite S6ladt BET 8uu Stun
mar cine lolhe, Die DaS 8unDeSbeer b /
etnem 6aare 9%etponnen bate - aber
baS cine 0aar madte ben erbofften Steg
CUR 9tieoerlage. go bat Chicago Die erite
S6Ia6t nm Die NusitellunG MIR BET etnem
6aare %perloren (142 gegen IA Sttmmen),
aber es bat tie eben DerIoren.
9tun, @tnen, Der fh barilber feline grauen
6aare padlen Last (ooer 1pentgitens nt6t
mebr, ais er o6uebin i6pn BAIT, fennen
mir. Sin eiufader 9anoipiegel 3etgt
i'm lns.
SIN llebrigen lit cine perlorene Sdla6t
nod feiu performer Selo5ug. Die bel 8uu
Stun @eiGlagenen bliebell am leBten @noe
Die Sieger.
Die 5rage, un tpe16e it'd i'm 8un6es@
2l6georonetenDaule Der Galnpf Drebte, mat
Die: oh Der Spre6er eite1 aus Il Wltt9ltes
bern beitebenoen Sonoer NuSl6uB
ernennen iolle, tpelhem ale auf Die ges
plante NusiteIluug be5igLt6en NngeIeQen7
betten %SuSuneiien ieien, ooer oh oiele bent
i~tIroigen 81 us 6uB fur GuswQrz
ttge NngeIegenDetten 5u9etptelen
iperoen iolten.
Ollie Seinoe Gbicogo's tparen fir ben
Sonoer>Nusl9uB, neil linen in Nuslt6t
g~eitellt lit, baB Der Spre6er oa5u 1e bret
S%Ereunce ieoer Der bier StGbte (Jtep Sort,
gBQI6ington, Chicago, ct. 9outS) nebmen
tperoe, tpelde Ith I'm Die MuSlteuuttg be-
miiben. = 6ingeeen maren Die Treunbe
@btcQqo's iebr oalnit einperitanOe1, Die
Sade al ben 0usi6uB fir auSmdrtige
Mneelegenbeiten 5us Dertpetlen, beilen S0rz
1iBer Ser Suinoiier Slit lit, uno III
tpel0em, tpie man anl1tmmt, @btcago aut
cine Sttmmenmebrbeit redbnen f0unte.
Dim Oonneritag itano Die Q(%blttmmung
auf Der &ippe; eS battbelte it6 Inn cine ooer
snet Sttmmen beriiber uno biniber; Die
0ti0tigfeit ber amtliden 3dblung tparo be-
amitaltoet. Nln Srettag aber eltt1@teo lt6
Die Sa9e: bic gertpetiung bet Nngelege1>
belt an einet 9 DnOerGuS16 II 3 marc
nit IA gegel 142 SIimnlen allgenolnuler.
g8enn nun Sbtcago zines 3r01teS 0afilr
beoarf, 10 liegt er in Der Sbatiade, oaB it6
alle orei nit ,ibm corcurrirenben
Stdote nit chamber perbinoen muBten,
nm bieie Sine Stabt Su i6la9en. Oie Ser
ie6ter bon Stem gorf, Naibineton unb ct.
QoutS muBten gen1etl1lal1e Sadie nit etn>
NllpCt ulutJCIl (pOOI CuCl1 LoouCSJg uHt StItCIt
iebr tnappen Sieg lber G6tcago gu errI1z
gen. Seine einsige ber bret StGOte bate alf
eiaene &e6nung iiegen t0nnen. Da6er lit
es nod pOuig i'm 0unfeln, oh unb tel6e
Oieier bret Stdote am lebten @noe itegen
fOnrte.
llnO nod mebr: Gs lit aud nod n0uig
i'm 9unteln, oh Der bonn Spre6er 3u err
nennenoe Nusi6uB ft6 uberbaupt fir
Die 8eranitaltun9 elmer AusiteQun9 in
Sabre 1892 entiCbetoen miro. @beniogut
fam eS geideben, oaB Der 8tberitreit Der
bier StGote ben Qlusl6uB auf ben gan5 per-
niinftigen @eoanfen bringt, ben Blan elmer
QuSitelluug tut Sabre 1892 gang uno gar
fallen 81 lalien, neil oa9 gu fur5 an9erantt
mare; neil IS ftnDiih mare. 81 9lauben, oaB
in ipeniGer ais spei Sobrel cine Mllsitcllullg
bergeridtet lperben fonue, bic Dem 2anoe
libt Spott, ~ionOern @Dre e%tnbrin8en
nirbe.
@au3 aufri6tis slauben mir. bab nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20

Gri6reGe nur Der 9eler ni6t! IS bon6elt
1t6 ntht I'M einen &rieg NIT 6linten un0
Sanonen, "ionoern ltur I'M einen qa1s
v~ctptlen" &rieg, in benz bic S6uBipaffen
uur bDnnernoe Yaufel: uno bic 6iebtpaffen
nur i6arfe gSorte ftno. Qlber cine Wtacbtz
a e liegt aud bteiem &riege, tpie beniez
rigen, Die arf b"lutigen S@la6tfeloern entz
idieoen tDeroen, gu @runbe.
Die friegfilbrenoen SDetle itn6: Ser 8rGz
1toel1t 0Grrt 0 II auf Der et1en Seite, Die
Sutnotler Senatoren Sarme1l rno
@ullom, ianrrnt benz acknowledgements
neten Qbner IaDlpr auf Der anoeren
Sette. 0e9enitano OeS Streits: Bic 2oQz
etnnebmeritele in Chicago.
Stir Diele bat Der BrGiioent in Sobn 90.
Start einen Wtann ernannt, ben linn neDer
Sarpeu, nod Gu1om, nod Taplor Gin
beiien Na6lbe5irte @lart tpo6n) empfobien
bate. 9lele Ddtten ben fritberen 8i,eopuz
Derueur ISM. S. s q N , bell fir Dus 9(mt
enlptoblelt, etlen DorSlglihen, ebrenbQfs
ten ull0 9eldeuten Wiaur, Oa3u ftrammer.
re6tglGubiger Hepublifaner. Qber BON Dem
tp0ute Der YrGltoent DlatterDinqS nidbtS nil
len. Warum? NeiI Campbell Elm uneutnedz
ter Treuno 6arlpeu's lit un0 fir beiieu
Wle0ererlDdblurg gum Senator ben aQl1;eu
@inluB, ben ibm bas Qmt per[iebe1 bdtte,
aulgetpenoet 6aben wiiroe. 9enn 6arrtz
ion bait ultieren Tarpe1 grinlnig, neil
oteler it6 I'M Sabre 1883 9etpeteert bat.
etneil groBen SOaufen gelo our 8etretbuud
Der &abI in SnOiana ~ber3ugeben. 9u
oteler tparo nGmlt6 piel @elo 0ebroud1t,
Oa 2uolep Die Stimmen in v8ortieen
pom 1e fitnt" Blocks of ive) gu taufen
bate.
Sobn SO. @larf, tpel6em itramme Gepuz
olltaner na9lagen, oaB er eigentIid) elm
mugwump lei, Der niemals actiuen Oienit
IN ben 0tei9en Der 9artei oet6ar babe, bat
Jtenlalo 9tnter iih, als D.l in Der 30
lltitI oolllg beo~eutunasIoien @eorae Wt.
y ullman (oen SNlafpagenbauer uno
plelfaben UtiIIiOnar); ioDdnn Sam. MIz.
lerton uno enoIid Good lit oas nirbt
sans unbe}tritter) Sol. MeollI. Sic
oil leneine AnnaDme lit, BAG Start ieinen
oNfilqea @lnHuB Mot fir Die g8ieoerz
eripa9lHIl9 6armeu's 9eltenD MAIDEN, lonz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20

@S giebt bod nod ein3eIne bon
GngIti6 u mertfaneru geleitete
3ettIngen weldle Dem iebt lid ipieoer
10 brett mabelocn 6remOenbaiegon
entl@te0eH entgegeHtreten. Gelonz
0ers t~retfelo gegel elre geipll1e &lalie iole
der TrtimoelbaiiCr iinb Die 8emcrtunqet
oes 5u 3t itD NON in Sirgiaten erid1ei=
neuoen BlatteS "S IA lSir laiieu lie
bier in ireier lleberieBuug io!Qen:
r@S giebt cine 5etrddtlide N1sa1G al1es
ritantid)er Burger, Die es iebr fpenia per-
pieneu, nit Den 9ted)tel ullo Dem Nrelbejts=
9elluile alnerlfantlher 6ilrger betraltt III
iperpen; aber geraoe ie sieben unabz
ldllt8 gegen Die Gtntpanoerung ebrliber uuo
fleiBt9er S0bne an0srer Ndn0er los. sic
idlelRell elnelt Dciligeu G0reden al bQben
Oor Dem @rlhttnen DER s auosleute
iDrer eigenen Batter uno grobz
pater; oenl lie bejeidnen Dieie Qanosz
leute allc in arober uno u1gebitDeter Nlsz
orudsiDetie oils vfurriners". Die eiufode
gSahrbelt lit oiele: meun c5 ir0eno eireu
0runo fir Die Seibrdufung Der @i,pous
oer1ng 90be, 10 mare e5 bic I6atlo1e. Do,
oftmals Die Stnber ODER @nfel 1euer ebrlid)tn
@tllipanoerer, ipeld)e thre GGidiale nit Den
ullleren pertnilpft baben, mi Galfe Der 2sit
Die ldn0oelse Gsradtll19 unb tlttertte1EeiHb=
lUaIt 8eBell oaS Solt 1brer 8orfabren ak
ben Gag le9elt. Strdbe ben <9tlldel1 zines
vetnGeborenen 9rnerifaners", tpie lth bicie
porlauten unD oummen Buriden All nenz
men %beltebeI, uno Oh tpirit gen0hnlid ben
NbfOmmliug zines tuett b~eiieren Wiannes
tlltoen, Der ptelet6t in 3piidencede etnes
S6lttes berubertam urlo ourG Iiidtiafeit
ullo 6letB it'd bier emporarbeitete ober
etntge ieiner BON ben Srii6ten ieiner Irbeit
groBgeSoBenen 9tadfommen itno in ieren
3ultano a~nDeri6Gmter 9lnmaBunq nere
tal!eH, III Incident lie iid ibrer Nbfunft
l6Gmen.
IS lit cine 2ieblingsgepo6ubeit bicler
IT'D 10 gerne nit Dem &upferldmel,e eiIes
Snoianers farbenben 6eudler, ieoes non
etl.em Tremoaebornen ~bcsansene 8eraeben
aus e51en eno9uitt9elI Bemeis aufSu8reifcn,
oaB Amerlta letne Gbore 9egen ale Gus
LANDER lblieBen lo1e. 2tber 9Iiidlidermeiie
lit Der amertfaniibe @etit nod nidrt 10 feios
u1o e%ntartet, oaB er in Mn9lti6auern eps
5tttert beim slnblid zines jeben arrnen gIns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20

fru6tung zines re9ellarmen 2anoitrl6S lit
nan6en 0egenoen @a%lifornieus, narleltte
LID IN Tresno @oantp, III Der NGbe oe5
Sulare>Sees, ausgeSeid)let betpGGrt.
6offentli6 lift ben Ouritenben 0afotas,
Dem nit benz Sooe r~in9enben Glepaoa unO
anoeren 3beilen Der 9roBen ~amerifanilden
Wiiite oaiielbe Slid bel6ieoen. S%eoenfaltS
miro eS wdbreno Der ndhitton1meroen Wtos
nate III Waibtn9ton ni6t an &eben uno
8ori6lGgen uno uieIeiht audi nt6t an
WtoBregeIH feblen, Die oieleS Slid Ders
beiBen. A. H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20

8liilie betpertiteligt perben. glo6 ne6r
aber perlprtdt man itd pom 8o6ren arteiiz
iher Brunnen. Senator 8ierce bebauptet,
baB ilberall in gorb@O afota Der 8runncns
bobrer III elmer Tiefe BON fallm ~breibunoert
SUB Guf itarte untertroti6e Guellen itoBe,
Die Damn III etnem mdhtigen Strpme iiber
Die O6erfl Gde emporipruoeln.
60hitmabriheinli6 miro Der Gon9reB
ben 8orl6la8 nit gilitigeu Nugen bctra6z
tell rno babel altd bes beordnqten Staates
9teDaoa nid)t pergeiien. Die Sadie bat
8tpet iebr eruit6afte 8eoenfen, aber mas
anoerS lGBt it0 MAIDEN? g8enn bantit
9torOz0 0fota unb giepaDa aus ben &rolen
0eS SooeS gerettet tperoen %t6nnen, 10 lit Der
BreiS nt6t su bod.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20

@5 lit idon Bel elmer friiberen @elegen7
belt an 'borliegenoer Stelle gelagt noroei1,
mag aber tmnnerbin mieoerbolt reroe1:
0a5 Il obi Nnertfanertbum, Die Ghte
republifanii6e %@)eiinmung 1T bteraulanoe
II Oh BET ben Gngliihz &eoenDen Su luden,
lonbern BET ben POM anoersipra6tgen Selt1
lallbe @uropas @ingetpanoerten, Die nldt
bur6 BEN i3ufaa Der @sturt, %lonoer1 aus
freiem @nti0luiie 8irger Oes SalbeS 9e>
ipot0en itnD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-20
SG8li6e unb p66entli6c
OSWtnOis Staatsseittn9"
mo
uScr IS etcn."
@bofncnic ntS=Srei

Office: ede 81 -mafbtuaton- Str. NIB 8ifto apeune,
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
BRIEF JOTTINCs.

Photos of John Boyle O'Reilley are on
sale at Stockbridges.
The Saco base ball nine defeated the Port
lands, "a to 10, Wednesday afternoon.
Stevens & Elwell sell bars of Brussels
soap. and patent soap tray, for 80 cents.
Another beautiful day yes terday. The
weather was quite like summer, the mer-
curry touching TO-.
A tramp who stole box of Brussels soap
concealed his identity by washing himself
with a cake Of it.
A man named McGrule of Green's Land
ing, complains to Marshal Greene that a
Portland man, whose residence he gives.
has got his watch and he wants it.
The police recovered yesterday at Water
mans, on Fore street, where it had been
pawned, an overcoat stolen from the room
of Poole Paldrensen, at 3i3 Fore street.
In the statement of the directors of the
Portland National Bank, printed yesterday,
the fact that dividend of three per cent
has just been declared was accidentally omit
ted.
The Unitarian Women's Alliance will
hold their first meeting at the house of Mrs.
day afternoon at o'clock, A full attend
ance desired
At Randall 81 McAllister's office on Elk
change street II rats were caught in one trap
during the night. Yesterday morning they
were let out, one at time, and a rat terrier
disposed of them in rapid succession.
1t is intended to have non partisan asso-
citation formed for the naturalization OF
aliens, and a meeting to take preliminary
steps will be held at the 1. A. K. A. Hall on
Plum street at s tonight.
The teachers Bible class for the study d
the Sunday school lesson will be held at the
Y, NJ. c. A. rooms this afternoon at 4S(
O'Clock. led by ReXE. p. Wilson. All inter
ested in Bible study are cordially invited Il
attend,~
Ayoung man, wearing light sack coat
dark vest and trousers. light colored stiff
hat and light colored moustache, has en-
deavored to dispose of pos tage stamps abou
town. 1t Is said the stamps were taken
from the Winterport postofice, which was
recently broken into.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
TO MAKE the AGENTS PAY.
Important Insurance Case In the u.
s. Court.

The case of the Citizens Insurance Com
pany of Pittsburg, Penn, VS.. Richard Kelli-
ker & Son Of Bangor. local agents for the
company, is now in the U. S. District Court
This action Was brought by the company
to recover of the defendants, who were their
local agents in Bangor, the sum of ST. $50 and
interest since May, 1888. which they were
compelled to pay on loss under policy
issued by them, which they had ordered the
defendants to cancel and which they had
neglected to do. The policy bears date of
October, 1886. The general agent of the COM
pany for New England issued an order in
writing to the local agents, to cancel this,
with other outstanding risks. This policy
is what is known as an outside policy, that
is, it was issued on property outside Of the
local agents commission territory.
In reply to the general agents letter, or
dering the policy cancelled, the defendants
wrote and desired that the company might
continue to carry the risk, whereupou the
general agent again wrote Nov. 81, 1887, and
renewed the order to the local agents to can
eel the policy. No further correspondence
took place between the general agent and
the defendants, but the defendants, March
/, 1888, not having previously cancelled the
policy, as twice ordered by the general
agent, wrote to the home Office of the COM
pany letter in which they expressed de-
sire that the company might continue to
carry the risk. But this letter called for no
reply and no reply was ever made by the
company.
ha ratofntiA ta fha IL
the general agent, being within the line of
his employment and duly authorized order,
that it became the duty of the defendants to
obey it and cancel the policy, and that If
they neglected and a loss was thereby &C.
casioned the defendants must be held respon-
sible for that loss.
The defendants centend that the silence OF
the company to the letter of March /. 1888.
was waiver of the order of the general
agent tc cancel the policy. They further
contend thar. inasmuch as the policy provi-
ded that the unearned premium should be
returned to the assured in order to effect a
cancellation, and they not having sufficient
Of the company's funds in their hands fol
that purpose, they were excused from tender
| ing the unearned premium from their own
funds. The plaintiff, in answer to this
claims that the agents always had more OF
less of the company'S funds aud that they
were liable to be increased or diminished &C
cording to circumstances ; an order to cancel
policy implicitly directed and authorized
the defendants. if they needed any funds OF
the company for cancellation to draw on the
company therefor. The plaintiff further
says that such is the usage of insurance com,
panies in general.
Messrs. Baker of Augusta and Appleton Of
Bangor are counsel for the plaintiff and
Peregrine White, Esq, of Bangor, for the
| defendants,
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Coming to Maine,

A beautiful stallion, the property of Eben
d. Jordan. arrived in Boston safely on the
Warren line steamer Iowa Wednesday. Mr..
Jordan saw the horse in England during his
travels this summer, and so admired his size,
style and beauty, he finally became his own
err. 1t is his present intention to send the
hores, Bendigo, to Maine for stud purposes
Bendigo is beautiful brown, standing 10
hands three inches high, and has taken the
first prize in England. His sire, Perfection,
Boon's, 545; grandsire,, Perfection, Jack
dam, Alice, by Trotaway, Reeds, e33. by
Fireaway, Betts's, 239; granddam, Jessie, by
Fireaway, Welcher's, 231. by Quicksilver,
Jackson's, g.g. dam Trotter, by Pickwillow,
Baxter's, COS, by Prickwlllow, CobbiDs's,
6O7; Bendigo probably will find home in
Auburn or Lewiston,
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
PERSONAL.

Hon. John F. Bracket, Limington, is at
the United States Hotel.
Mr.. o. w. Fullam and family have just re-
turned from their Vermont trip.
Sir Henry Tyler left for Boston yesterday
noon and will sail for England from New
York.
George s. Clough. who has been nominal
ed for the Massachusetts legislature by Wor.
cester Republicans is a native of Kenne.
bunkport.
Captain James Balm has received cable
gram announcing that Captain John Foster
of this city, master of the Portland bark G.
M. Stanwood, is dangerously sick at Callao,
and has become nearly blind. Captain Will
lam c. Lunt Of Falmouth, goes out to Callao
Immediately to take charge of the vessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Archambeau celebrated
their silver wedding at their home in Deer
ing Wednesday evening. The house was
prettily decorated, and large party of
friends was present Messrs. G. A. Wood
bury and A. J. Chase were present. A pres
ent of beautiful China service was made
by the Portland friends. There was a sup
per, music and dancing.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
------------
A DESPERATE ASSAULT,
A Portland Mans Revenge Because
Ordered to Leave a House.

A man named Conley, who claims to be a
boiler maker in this city, entered the house
of Robert Shea, stevedore at Bath, about II
O'Clock Wednesday night. Shea was awak-
ened by the grip of Conley's hand on his
throat.
Being powerful man he wrenched him
self free and found that Conley, who was
fellow boarder recently arrived, had en-
tered his room and that he was armed
with revolver. Perceiving the man to be
drunk Shea seized the weapon and forced
the man out of doors, when fierce fight en-
sued until Shea's mother interfered, and the
assailant, though badly battered and bleed
ing, escaped behind the buildings and has
not teen seen since.
oonley's motive for assaulting Shea was
anger because he had been ordered to leave
lne mouse and he thought Shea might be re-
sponsioie for the order. The floor of the
room where the attack occurred was snat-
tered with blood from the affrav
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The toeather today
Is likely to be

The ueather today
Is likely to be
fair.
PORTLAND, October 3, 1890.
S there another place
Il that children enjoy
so much as the base
ment department of this
store?
And now there is a book
counter, full of books for
babies up to three and four
years, full of pictures, big
and little, pretty and fun
ny,-we can't'tell you half
as much about them as
you can learn with five
cents.
For the smallest who
have to be read to, pictures
that will start a smile when
tired with play, or fretful,
or wanting something
anything-new. Words
of one syllable for the ba-
bies just beginning to read
to themselves. Tales of
children in other lands.
Dog stories, bird stories,
cat stories; bitssof natural
history, and all illustrated
with picture help, SO that
the entertaining forms
gradually-almost uncon-
sciously-a foundation of
knowledge.
The engravings are
many, and large and small
and good. Bright COW
ers, paper thick, type large.
Five cents buys a pretty
one. Ten, fifteen, twenty
five cents, and the books
grow larger and better.
1t isn't easy to tell how
good they are.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Indian Association

The Maine Branch of the Indian Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting at the
Chestnut street church, on Monday, October
9th, at p. M, and in the evening at 7.3o.
Rev. DR.. Merrill and other clergy men, and
Mrs. Emeline Tuttle Of Dover, N. a., are
expected to address the meeting. All are
cordially invited to be present, and 1t is ear
nestly hoped that ladies who entertain dale
gates to the W. G. T. U. meeting will con,o
ana Drlng their guests. as they are workers
In the same vineyard.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Young Mems Christian Associate

All the members of the Young Mems
Christian Association and their friends are
invited to the lecture to be given in the asso-
citation hall Monday evening, Oct. 9th, at 8
O'Clock, by Mr.. S. A. Taggart, one of the
secretaries of the International committee.
Subject-"The Association Work in America
and Foreign Lands"
The class in vocal music will open at the
Young Mems Christian Association Monday
evening. October 9th. at O'Clock, under the
direction of Mr.. John Morgon.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Off For Sa,epo

Portland Commandery of Knights Tenn.
lars, En-. Sir Clayton J. Harrington Com
mander, will be received and entertained :
Salem today by Winslow Lewis Commander
of that city, EN-. F. G. Hersey Commander
The latter will also have as guests for the
day R. En-. Sir James Swords, the Grand
Commander of the jurisdiction, and other
officers of the Grand Commandery. An at.
tractiye programme has been arranged.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Fire on Alder Stvae,

The alarm from box 81 at 4.4O p. m. yester-
day, was caused by a bed on fire in the ono
story house No. 50 Alder street, occupied bv
Joseph C. Dolloff. 1t was reported that q
man had fallen asleep on the bed with pine
In his mouth, and that the fire from the pipe
set fire to the bed. The bed was thrown out
of the window and suffered whatever dam
age there was. The house was not hurt.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
6oothhY- haIas.

a quiet wedding ceremony was performod
at the Derby House, Boston, Wednos rleu
afternoon by Rev. DIR. A. H. ouint the ""a
tracing parties being DR.. j. II. Bootbh Son
Henderson, Me, surgeon of the CanaS,o ~
Pacific railroad, and Miss Annie r TIai"l
formerly Of Philadelphia, but for some vaa
matr0n CT the Rhode Island public institns.
lions. After a brief bridal tourD r anu
Mrs. BootLby will be at home at Henderson.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03

III this city, Oct. 2, Mary Emma, Oldest daugh
ter of Thomas f. and Mary Emma ONeil, aged
ID years months.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clk
st. Lukes Church. 800 r
In Deering, Oct. 2. Mrs. Sarah Bangs, wife Of
the late Josiah Knight and mother OF The late
Storer s. Knight aged 81 years months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In Stroudwater, Sept 80. Lois May, Oldest
daughter of Frederick A. and Lucy j. johnson.
Funeral this Friday afternoon at 8 O'clock al
terry.
In Gardiner. Sept. %, Lottie B., daughter Of
George Hinkley. aged IA months.
In West Gardiner, Sept. 20, Willis o. Towle
aged 80 years.
1.-THE funeral service OF the late Hartley G.
Dodge will take place this Friday afternoon al
2.30 O'Clock at his late residence, No. 1853 Clark
street.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Another Delightful Excursion.

The new and fast steamer Merryconeag
will make an excursion Sunday, leaving
Portland Pier at 10 Is a. m. The trip will be
thirty mile one, and will have for its OBJ
jective point a spot not familiar to excur-
sionists. but one of the most beautiful ont his
coast. There is good wharf to land at
there, and the steamer will remain there two
hours. returning to Portland at $50 p. m
Take lunch baskets.
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
.Mra. wlnsIovx,a soothlng sYrup"

has been used over Fifty Years by mothers for
their children while Teething with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the Gums, al
Laws all Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea
whether arising from teeting or other causes, and
is for sale by Druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. a Twenty-Five cents bottle.
feb5M, W&F&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Inc following transfers Of real estate In
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try Of Deeds:
a, Portland-Mary I. Hughey to John F. Hugbey
81. ~ ""ineS T. baxter
John A. T. Dyer ct all 81 "oiudS ct ans ID
henry g. Prince to Ellen f Farr,nston soooo