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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

SIXTY Arrests for Refusing 20 Answer
CenSns Questions.

SIXTY Arrests for Refusing 60 Answer
Censns Questions.
NKw YoRK, June 9-Tne district attor-
ney's Office was crowded this morning with
census enumerators who had come to
lodge complaints against certain persons
whose stubboruuess and refusal 10 answer
questions render it impossible to complete
the work within the prescribed time. War
rants we're issued in thirty-tive cases.
These were disposed of in . very short
time. and twenty-five more were issued.
and As many officers sent out to serve
them.
sAs FRAScIsco, June a--John wack was
arrested today by United States marshal
for refusing 10 answer questions put to him
by Census Enumerator Salomon. wack.
who is ssloonkeeper. ordered the census
taker ont Of the house. wsck was released
on $50 ban. This Is the first arrest Of the
kind in the city.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

SACRAMENTO. June "A turned rail
caused wreck on the Placerville road,
above Folsom today. An engine aud four
freight cars are . total wreck Engineer
James Hanford and Fireman William
Bundy we're both badly scaided about the
legs and body. but will probably live. The
baggage and three passenger coaches in
the rear OF the train remained on the track.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10
ron AssaULrISe 4 GIRL


Under Arrest
PORTLAND, June a-Donald Tracy, an
ironmolder. man about IS years Of age,
was arrested today on = charge of criminal
assault upon Minnie Jayden. young girl
about IL years old II Is claimed that
Tracy. who Was acquainted with the Jay
den family. entered the house in the ab-
senee Of the father, and overpowersng the
girl outraged her.
The defendant is vel known among the
working classes. and the impression Is that
the case Is prosecuted TO obtain money
from Tracy. The case viii come 10 trial in
the police court Thursday. Tracy has fur
nished $50 bail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

wAsHfssTos ciyr, June 9--Postmasser
xvpcins<d: J. Wycham Read, Reardon,
Lincoln county. wash. Postofscez eetab-
iished: Center. Jefferson couniy. Wash.
Ezrness svnoid. postmaster: 81 wheian,
WhAtcom county. Wssh-. A. 9. Lsas. post
masteg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

PRINCETON. N. J., June Commence
ment exercises were held today. AT the
annual meeting OF the board OF trustees
President Patton announced that Mrs
Brown. Of Princeton, has offered 500 900
fnr new fiormitor les
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

CoIrxsus. Mss, June a.--The most
severe hail storm ever known about here
visited the western part OF this county yes
serday. Great damage was done 70 crops
and cattle
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cAucHr IN THE DKsEnr.
rweaty- Pear Coolies intercepted AM
Crossing l&no Arisana.

Trcsos, ARK. Jena a-Treasary Agent
J. c. McCov. who has been en- the f-aal OF
= lot OF Chinese, who landed in Guaynsas,
Mexico. month axc. followed them into
Arlzona and arrested twenty -four. oversak-
ing shesn on the desert when they had
n<sriy psrishesi for water They were
taken before United States commissioner
today. There are foar boys N the number.
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POLICE WITH the srE1kxms.


CaIrxsUs. O.. June a.-The CousoiidaseSl
Stress Railway Company attempted 10 run
cars this ncrninx- The cars were ran OCT
under roasce protection. huf the strikers
swAFnaess around and deraiied them, drir-
ing the rev conductors and drivers osL
Great crowds asSenhled n the scene and
the snrioyss 81 many lssgs essAhii<Aments
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MIssi.sippi Democrat Indicted.

Jackson. Miss, June 9.-The grand jury
today returned fwo indictments against
ex-State Treasurer Himway for the alleged
ernbexzsement of $4,000 of state funds.
He pleaded not guilty and the judge fixed
his bail ct $25. 600 on each indictment.
which will probably be furnished tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

Baitimore's Railroad stock for Sale.
BAIrrsoRE. June 9.-Msyor Davidson
has signed the ordinance authorizing the
sale OF the c;ty's holdings Of Baltimore &
Ohio stock
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rrRE IN wEw YoRx.

Hyde = Hehman's Theater Busned-
Neighberfsg Bieeks slnged@
INV YoEK. June l0.-2 q m.-Hyde &
Behman's theater vas burned at i1:45 this
morning. The big Arbuckis building is
also on fire and the Gcrmania hank. next
door. was threatened for time. The loss
Is ct present estimated at $4,000. The
fire Is under control.
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w,nexrew~r~ want Original Packages.

WinegTower. Want Original Packages
San FkAScssco, June 9--At the annual
meeting Of the California yissculfurai Com
mission today Charles A. Weinose's an
ngai report called attention TO the necss-
s;sy os taking action 70 defeat the passage
at the original package law in congress
II vas recommended that vifIculfEral
EXHIBITS be established in New York,
Chicago and elsewhere as soon as the funds
vould permit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10
TRAINS RACE 70 RUN.
Fast Herses and Jockeys Killed
in Railread Wreck.
Cerpss 81 Eight Men ~ Hire
Equines Taken From tAe Debfip-

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

Eos ssw rates. excellent Recommendations aH1
Ill ss,e fessssss sAaf cozsssfgts ssccrssful and
eneS SyAh4e fyfp 20 sze East. take The Sozthera Pc
esHx- TnsgUEa yesszhaze trains % s. fxu2~
Nsuuexpcsss. D11EgA ard CASr4xo. sons.sslnr u
dsasr1. Gr4waakro1-z saz slesElcx carr SeH
suzr1ss s5exyerx 0saeler the direction of the Pull
nsa Pasaee Cxr CnsnraEy art attached 10 6Atly
fhr0szxn tsnzzx Na better sexvaee 70 k1 feznc-
a CAAb~rx. <4fs ssckex agent. 40 second ssxsexs
Boskon bsorks + xczkIa. depot sscksi agent. So
AHA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

TSrouxA Pullman vxaz<euied xzecpern and dln-
sxg en-s. also sAsex impfuvrd scn<tks alsep<s1
rzrcaxh 20 sh< Essg vxa Sorznefr fkcszc saSS-
noxe A. q Ssberx. e1Sy szcxef nxeEsz 20 $feS0d
lfsr<.- Bo<san t@orAs = Tnxt1as d<so< ncke<
aeerk seAff5e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

Sanders Resenta Democratic Dictation.
WAsHISeros CfrY. June 8 Senator SAM
ders has Etceived duplicate Of the tele-
arom sent to Carter by w. A. Clark and
o&hars. instructlng them how to vote on
silver. Sanders telegraphed hack that. il
they expected him 10 run the United States
senate, they might send him.a mountain
howitxer and shotgun or at least . lariak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

NEw YoRK. June 9.--London cables ~
port sales of American hops 1t an advance
Crop prospects ARE stiil more unfayorable
than three or four days ago In the local
market Offers Of slightly advanced prices
have been made in few instances. Year
lings a. well - the 1850 crop are looking
stronger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-10

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27
1T. Thomas Academy.-The annual cor

St Thomas Academy The annual com.
mencement Of the above named Academy tool
-y.~-ss,s N fYi-s, .essL: wte's.. TSss. s,.r-
we're held in the spacious hall at Chapel Point
and we're witnessed BY large number Of
friends and patrons Of the school. The pro-
gramme was made up Of music, a play and
several interesting dialogues, after which fol-
lowed the distribution Of premiums and an
address by Rev. Father insolvency. A must.
cal performance entitled, "0ipsies Festival .
was interestedy rendered by Misses Mary
Hamilton, Fannie Richie, and Mr.. Neale
Hamilton. Miss Annita Richie, a very small
scholar, becomingly recited piece called
1.-THE Dead Doll and her simple child-Hke
manner Of delivery won the plaudits Of the
occasion. Gross Purposes "a dialogue, was
becomingly rendered by Misses Mary Ilamil-
ton, Maggie Knott, Bona Matthews and Molie
Hamilton; as also dialogue entitled, ok
animation Day" in which in addition to the
above named young ladies, Misses Clara wenck
and Fannie Richie participated. Misses
MoIlie Hamilton, Maggie Knott and Fannie
Richie sang, under "The Beautiful Stars,
and Miss May Davis, impressively reeited
''The Buttercup" Her selfpossessed manner,
and impressive defamation were fully appre-
cia'ei by the audience, who after the recital,
gave expression to their approval in becoming
applause The programme concluded with a
song-'Let US live with hope" in which
all the scholars participated. Premiums
Nere distributed to all the scholars. -
Rev. Father insolvency, in his address, call
ed attention to the Geccss,ty Of good educa-
ton, and reminded the young ladies that al
though their vacation term had arrived they
should not entirely neglect their studies; it
was necessary to keep them fresh in their
minds so that when school time again arrived
they could go on progressively and complete
their education lie congratulated the COM
munity on being so happily blessed as to have
such school in its midst, where parents can,
for a mere pitance, not only have their chill
dren educated, but have them receive that
moral training SO essential to their spiritual
and worldly welfare The school will again
open about September lst, aud it is to be
hoped the catalogue Of scholars will be large
~ increased.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

A Bridge Needed Owing to the heavy
rain on Sunday night last several young meu
from this village visiting frieads ia La Plata
were detained for over an hour waiting fol
the stream running through the farm Of Mr.
J. W. Albrittaic to fall enough for them tc
ford it without danger This is daagerou:
stream, and physicians and all others who are
compelled to travel, regardless of weather
this road, think that bridge should b,
built over it Immediately. Several person,
have made narrow escapes from drowning
while attempting TO cross this stream
when swollen, and Unless bridge is bull
the County Commissioners may find them,
selves defendants in damage suit.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27
ncnth afNr. IL. Norrls.-Nr. A. ]

Death eft Mr., A. J. Norris Mr.. A. j.
Norris, well known citizen Of Ills county,
died at his residence, in Pomonkey district,
on Wednesday afternoon last. Ar. Norris
was several months ago stricken with paraly-
sis and he gradually became weaker until his
death lie was an industrious aud energetic
citizen, and by intelligent thrift became one Of
the prosperous farmers OF the caeaty. lie
was kind and charitable HoighboC and
TREND Mr.. Norris leaves Il family consisting
of a wife and three sons, Mr.. E, Norris,
proprietor Of the Centennial Hotel, this viii
Gage, Nr. W. J Norris, merchant at Aliens
Fresh, and Mr.. Jerry Norris farmer at Mid
dletowu. His remains were inferred at POM
fret Cemetery to-day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27
L0cal Breyif,es.


VIVA, was your wheat ieidl
Hard cf'st's IRE bes;aa!ng to End fteir'-'ss'
to Port Tobacco.
Mr.. Thomas Richie, Of Washington, D. G.,
is a guest Of Mr.. A. ". Neale.
Shut your mouth or the sun will warp
your lungs.
The mail route from Lothair to Leonard
town has been sublet to Mr. p. r. Wills.
It's supposed the county levy for this year
will be about % cents.
Miss Ellen Worthington will spend the
ssmmer with friends in Anne Arundel.
Judge Stone and family contemplate a trip
to the springs in few days.
4 passenger waiting room at La Plata is in
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. r II. Eieeu are recreating
at Atlantic City.
The pupils Of the public school in this vii
lage will have a juvenile frolic on Monday
afternoon next.
Is it the hot weather alone which causes
chr popular Deputy Clerk Digges 70 appear
so detected at present.
DR.. John r. Price formerly of Nanjemty,
has removed to Washington, where he will
enter upoa the practice Of his profession.
Miss Maggie Cleary, Of Washington, is vis-
iting her friend, Miss Jennie Stonestreet, La
Plata.
Messrs W. II. Moore & Co., sold for Judge
Burroughs some days ago tobacco at as high
as ; 10 per hundred.
The mail route from Port Tobacco to ely
:zoa: has hcca sah!e. 70 Hency Bush for three
years at $3.50 per annum.
The 4lh Of July will as heretofore be appro-
priately celebrated at Marshall Hall by the
enterprising Colonel MeKibbin.
The public schools will close on Monday
and in about two weeks thereafter the teachers
will be paid of.
Mrs. Poindexter, who has been for several
weeks past away from home visiting friends
and relatives in Virgiuin, has returned.
With Mr.. B. G. Stonestreet in office every
member Of the State Central Committee will
have place.
Mr.. j. X. Perry offers a choice little farm
for sale. 1t is a chance for some one Of small
means who wants home.
Mr.. George G. Eaton, ofwashington, D. c.,
spent last Sunday in the county, AS guest at
'Chandlers Hope"
Camp meeting services will be held at La
Plata, under the auspices Of the VI. L. Church
South, ia the early part Of August, next.
Richard 7. Payne, of Aliens Fresh, has been
granted q pension for disability incurred
while soldier in the regular army.
Route agent Hill of the Adams Express
says he is prepared to establish an express
office at La Plata as sGon as some one erects
suitable Office building to receive packages.
Mr. G. f. Daley, formerly Of the Times, but
now connected with the Baltimore Sun, is
spending u two weeks vacation with friends
in the county.
The Treasurer of the County Commission
ers will he prepared to pay 1em-annual bond
interest on July let. Walk up gentlemen and
get your cash.
We notice in little tale at hand the state
ment ale kissed her under the tulips -
Bad shot. Right plumb on the two-ips rings
tbe bell
Mr. T. Douglas WEIGH, who has been en-
gagged in business IN Washins ton for several
iioaths pAst. is at hone tor few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Welch.
Miss Jennie Swami, teacher of the eolorea
school 1T Nestowa, is seriously i'll with
kigphoid fever At ner mothers hume III this
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
III Market Space, near It'll Street,
Next door to the Boston Variety Stole.
Washington, D. G.

Ealua5le Presents far Cish Customers.
Cash customers will please select one of the
following presents, with a purchase Of 10 90
or over: Two pairs of large size, fine quality
Damask Towels, worth l so. 0'e doseh
fine quality, pure linen Damask NtpNn7,
worth 50. large size, handsome jri iAl
Quilt, worth l so, two pairs of sill en-
6roidered Corsets worth | so or pdr d all
wool, fine6ouble blankets for the bA1y
Also, Table Damask, Ladies' jersey. Bed
Comforts, silver grey blankets, wool under wear
and many other valuable presents too nu aer-
Gus 70 men ion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

Money Saved When The present Board
Of County Commissioners came into office they
found a fetal Indebtedness to the different In
sane Asylums of the State for the care ofinsaue
rauper patients the sum Of 81, s78 37--principal
and interest. It occurred to Mr.. S. c. Pad
gett, the Secretary and Treasurer Of the Board,
that a considerable portion Of that amount
could be saved the tax payers If prompt set
tIemeut to the different institutions be made
So he entered into correspondence with the
managers OF the institutions interested and
the result was they all agreed to wave inter-
EST due if the principal was liquidated By
July LIST. Such principal amounts due have
all been paid by the Treasurer to those insti-
buttons which charged interest On sums
due them, and the taxpayers have been saw
ed $500 Al. Much credit is due
Mr. Padgett for his skill and diplomacy in
saving this amount to the people. He is evil
dently the right man in the right place.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

Barnes Compton gets the Place
Barnes Compton has been appointed Chair-
man Of the Democratic State Central Com
mi,tee. MI Comptoa' appointment has been
expected for quite while, AMI he has plenty
Of tinre on his hands now Mr. Compton is
also prominently mentioned as his party S
candidate for Congress in the Fifth district,
aud his position Of Chairman of The State
Gommitte9 will greatly help him in the nomi-
mating convention aud in The canvass. Mr..
rs,s .Syy,,u is widely Known through the State
'a III t'e ioeai lct@tf' z .ala county, as
he has taken part ia every canvass for about
twenty-five years.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

Literary Society The Lanier Literary
Socety met in Port Tobacco on Saturday af-
srtnoon last. Miss Mamie Bycut presided
The question:, "poes love exert greater in-
tueucc than money! was debated ia the
affirmative by Miss Adele Brent and ia the
negative by voianiees members, ard was de-
cid,d in the Affirmative Gu GccoGat OF the
ahseace Of several H,eulecs the question Of
disseminating meetings tor the semmeV was
postponed Until iho next rcgaiSy taoetjug day,
Nhen otsicers Eor the eus0jag year viii be
elected We regret thSt we are tsaHy tieies
unable 10 get 4 fRli SecoRat OF the Proceedings
Of the Society, aud ae aage that some Of our
hidy trieuds NiU give Us tsd secouais 81 fu-
ture proceedings.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27
Statesmen WANTED

IA ILN M kl4N " n = = ~ = III q
4 Co.. the Nurserymen Of Geneva, n T., re-
guest our assistance ia securing for them one
or more frsi-elasS men, 10 take aR ageacy in
this or adjoining coGRties for the sale OF their
Nursery stock This firm guarantees all stock,
and pays saieries 1adgiug from $50 tossss-s
per month and ex penses to successful workers.
Any Of our readers not engaged for the season,
or whose time is net wholly employed will do
well to grasp the opportunity here offered,
and write the above frm at once for full par
ticuIars. A good chance for all. m l4-l5t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

IY0'm Need VII
growing in his garden peculiac kind Of cab
bage which he says Nas originated fro'a ne
vessity ia the Coat Ponds" II is of dark
green color, has glazed appearance aud The
worm, so destructive to other kinds of cab
bAge, wall not injure it. The Sheriff says
further that il needs 40 meat to season it rs it
has sufficient seasoning properties within it.
SIT to make it especially delicious and that
the last is the true reason why it is so popular
in that section which he is proud to call his
home.
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|. Lady's Perfect Companion.-o

A LauyS ferIecJ comprehensive
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Send two cent stamp for descriptive circulars
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Transfers Of Property.-BilI. Of Sale

Transfers of Property -Bils Of Sale
From l.. Smoot and wife 10 A Posay; consid.
GRAFTON, S5i9 II. Norris ". SUIT to Car
peuter Bros consideration, S55.
Mortgages. Thomas Meadowcroft to II. II.
Bowie on apart Of Whitland;" consideration,
81 900. Ann N. and b. l.. Burch to Ann ".
Hughes and al, Trustees, confrmatory mort
gage on farm; consideration, 81 600.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

A Fight.-The usual peace and quietness
of Cox|s Station was disturbed last week by a
fight between Robert Wills white, and Den
mis- Green, colored, in which the latter was
seriously assaulted. 1t is reported that the
assault was commenced by Wills without
provoca'ion, and ended in Green having one
of bis eyes badly sattered. Drs. Barker and
Digges examined the wound and pronounced
1t serious bat not dangerous
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-27

Thieves Chicken and sneak thieves are
again at work in this village. On Sunday
last while Mr. aud Mrs. Z. E. Burch were
visiting, several valuable chickens were stolen
from the poultry yard of Mrs. Burch Other
residents Of the village report articles stolen.
Some residents Of Port Tobacco will, we pre-
diet, ere long take free ride over the raids TO
the pen.