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Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Thc En- nlish Turf

LoNDoN, Sept o. Special Cablegmm to
THE BEE. l-Theracc for the Badminton foal
plate of 1000 soycreigns, 100 sovereigns to
the winner 200 to the nominator of the win
ner, and 30 each to the owner aud nominator
Of the second for year-olds, five fur
longe, straight, was run at Leicester today
and was won by Mr.. Douglas Baird's Phyl-
Ida, Mr.. Broock Coetts bay filly Ccreza sec
ohd, and Mr. Garry's Queen of the Fairies
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

MADRIR, Sept l6.-Filp broke out at 10
o'clock last night in the palace of the a lham-
bra in Granada and despite the efforts made
to extinguish ii, it is still burning. The fire
originated in.thc Alberca courtyard and soon
been done
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Republican Valley Baptists,

ALMA, Neb,, Sept, 16--LSpecal to
The BEE. The Republican Valley Baptist
association, in annual meeting in this city for
the past three days, closed Sunday evening
by sermon on foreign missionary work bv
Rev. Mr.. Crosby of Holdrege. A number Of
ministers were present. The following of.
Ulcers were elected; President Rev. MIR.
lngham OF Bladcn; clerk, j. A. Armstrong;
treasurer, p. L, Bentley of Alma.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Safe Blowers at North Platte.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb,, Sept. l6.-ISpecial
Telegram TO THE BEE, Entrance was Of
fected by burglars into the saloon of Gertler
~ Waltmath, their safe opened by drilling,
and over 500 talSenptherefrom. There is no
Trace OF the burglars UP TO the present.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
A Democratic Reform Talk.

READING Pa, Sept, lG.-The annual meet
ing OF the democratic clubs of Pennsylvania
was held here today. One thousand dele.
gates were present. Chancey F.. Black pre-
sided and opened the proceedings with an ad-
dress, Hedwelt at length upon the subjects
of tariff reform, civil service reform and bal
lot reform.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Horse Thieves nj Russett

BAssETT Neb, Sept 16. Special Telegram
to Tue BEE. One bay and one dark bay
geldinG draft horse were stolen from the sta.
BILE of G. T. Wilt on the 18th. No clue to
robbery has yet been found He offers re-
ward OF 500 Tor the return of the horses and
the capture of the thieves.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Meat Inspection Regulations.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1G.-Secrctary Rusls
today issued the regulations to govern the in
spection Of sailed pork or bacon for export
provided for in what is known as the meat
inspection bill, which recently became law.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Socialist Meeting at Berlin.

BERLIN, Sept lG.-[SpociaI Cablegram to
TIE BEE,l-Ata great socialist meeting last
evening Herr Singer urged the necessity of
an effective control of the socialist organs in
order to prevent TIA cir becoming tools of the
anarchists II was resolved to celebrate the
expiration of the socialist law with llumna-
tons
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
GlIOst.n Grnnh Sire.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. lG,-A special
from Topeka says Charles NJ. Busbee of Ra
leigh n c., has been agreed upon by the
sovereign grand lodge, l. o. o. r., tor grand
sire,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Thorn as McCord for scnator

BROKEN Bow, Neb., Sept, 16.-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. Thomas McCord Of
Iaylor was nominated for state senator by
tho republicans of the Fifteenth senatorial
district in session at this place yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
a Ha rlan Club at York.

York, Neb., Sept 16.-[Spccal to THE
BEE. "A Harlan club has been organized in
this city with nearly TIVE hundred names on
the roll. The officers are; Hon. T.. A. Gil.
bert, president; +. G. Power, secretary; j.
l.. Miller, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

that he would make no attempt 10 defend
himself against the charges that were being
made against him, but made great and pro
fuse promises OF what he would do in case he
was elected. His speech was composed prin.
cipally of nillery at both the old parties and
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

vienna, Sept. l6.-lSpecinl Cablegam to
The BEE. The work of destroying the iron
gatesin in the Danube was begun yesterday in
the presence of the Hungarian and Servian
premicIs, the Austrian ministers of com
merce, tho ministers and officials of thc three
countries Interested, and large concourse Of
naonln
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

HEBRON, Neb., Sept. 1G,-[Special to TaE
BEE, This city today voted S25 900 bonds to
provide system of waterworlxs. A very
light vote was polled-9S against and l5S for.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

The use OF calOmel for ueran gements of the
liver has ruined many Il fine con nstitution.
Those who, for similar trOu bles, have tried
Ayers Pills ties tify 70 their efficacy in thor
oughly remodying the malady without in
jury TO the system
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
the fielding OF Curtis and Messit and Dug.
dale's work with the bat. The score
MlNNEAPoLis.


Earned runs-Mn ncapolls 1, Denver9. Two
base hits-M innehan, Home runs-O Brien.
stolen -MlnnCapolis2 Denver .. Double
McGlone Bases ON bails-Killena .. Men !.
!Iitby pitched Dall-Killen 1. struck out
kilcn Z, NcNubb I. Passed balis-Dugdalei /,
Reynolds f. Wild pitchcs-Mc Nabb 1. Left on
bases Minneapolis g. Denver s. Time-Two
hours and ten minutes. Umpi re-Mc DermOtt.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
National League.
AT nnsTn<

Boston,. 0 0 0 0 2 o. 4
Brooklyn. .,.,....4 4 2 0 2 0 *-12
Hits.Boston s, Brooklyn A. Errors s-Bos-
ton 5, Brooklyn 8. Batteries Getzein and
Hardio, Lovett and Daily. Umpire-Lynch.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Am erican Association.
AT ROCHE STE r.

AT ROCHESTER.
Rochester. ........0 0 o / 0 O. 1
SYRACUSE. U o o O. 1
Hits Rochester 1. Svracusc7 Errors
Rochester 3, Syracuse o. BaLterles-Miller
and Mckcogh; Casey and PITT. Umpire
Taylor.
Called on account of darkness.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
They AnEesipnnd-

CoSsTANTINopLE, Sept lG.-ISpccial Cable
gram to TnE BEE. The pre'idents OF the
ecclesiastical and secular council of the Ar
menian patriarchatc have resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

Cure for Group Use DIR Thomas Electric
Oil according TO directions. 1t is the best
remedy forall sudden attacks of colds, pain
and inflammation, and injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
ID ath ofa Musician.

BERLrN, Sept lG.-TSpccal Cablcgram to
TUE BEE'I-Iicrr Deppe conductor of the
Silesian music festivals, Is de ad
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Players League.
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. Il o 0 o 0 90 O-1
Buffalo. ........O 1 0 % 90 ~-3
Hits-Chicago 3, Buffalo z. Errors
Chicago 4, Buffalo g. Batteries Bars ton
and Boyle ;rwitchell and Mack. Umpires-
Ferguson and HOlbert
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
AT CHICAGO.


Chicago. .......1 0 o 0 o + 5
Cincinnati. o 0 OO2 0 O. 9
Hlts-Chicago s. Cincinnati 6. Errors
Chicago /. Cincinnati 5. Batteries-Hutch-
inson and Kittredge; Mullane and Harring-
ton. Umpire -MCOuad
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Post Doned Games,

The following games were postponed on
account of rain National at New York and
Brotherhood at New York, Cleveland and
philadclDhia -
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
At COLUMBUS.

st LOUIS. .......O D o o D o o O. 0
Hits Columbus 1, st. Louis .. Errors
Columbus o, st. Louis l. Batteries-Cham-
berlain and O'Connor; Hart and Munyan.
Umpirc--Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Cedhrt,nnids I,nccs.

Fonso thec faS6rltc) won, Hopeful second
Nero third. Timc-1 .5g
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
AT GRAYESEND.

Al thAN I.ShND.
First race, one mile-NIonroe, Count Dud-
ley, HocKsey. Driz2le, Village King Lady
Jane (colD, Chesapeake Golden Horn,
Cayuga, ElktOn, Frontenac
second race thrcequarters of a mile-NIad-
stone, Benedictine, Belwood, Kasson, Young
Duke, Prince Howard, Long Shot, Pat
Sheedy, Capulin, Annie Boyen (gelding),
Woodcutter Lepanto, Pessara
Third race, three quarters of mile Young
Grace, Highland Lass, Ma Belle, Equity,
t'lCnmore, Yosemite, Blithe, Miss Hooker
(coi0, torerunner, st, Omer, Strategem.
Fourth race, one mile, selling, Specula-
ton stakes-Gunialdi, Kenpland, Bravo
Insight, Golden Reel, Puzzle, Vivid, Leila
May, DrumsticlK, Red Leaf, Philander, Es-
9ulmaux, Palisade, Vengeur, Worth, Re-
Fifth race, FIVE eighths of a mile, selling
Eyangelne, Claudne, Barthcna, Astrono-
mer Alma (fly), Appomattox, Tourist, Best
Boy, Uncertainty, seerrvitcr Benjamin, Cere-
bus, Sir Rae, Misty Morning, Emma.
Sixth race, mile and eighth-Garrison,
Anaconda, LOngford, Rambler.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
ChOlcra in AIeppo

CoNsTASTINoPLE, Sept 16.-Cholera has
madcits appearance in Alcppo
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

First race, one mile and twenty yards-Bob
L, Chantress, Mary Mac, Miss Leon, Pickup.
Mary II, Eli, Camilla, Tom Hood, Lucy p
Second race, mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing.Ro9in, Major Tom, Remini, Daniel,
Bertha, Pcll Moll, Royal Garter, Newcastle,
Spectator, Bob FoTythe.
Third race mile and quarter, ST. Leger
stakes-Uncio Bob, Riley, w. G. Morris,
Goodbye, Outlook Grayson
Fourth race, five-eighths of mile maiden
fllies-Budela M, Fairhaven, Godiva. Pet
lhlly), Longleaf Rosedel Lott Viola
Guild, Rhoda Gale, Miss Courtney, Maud b,
Ira ID.
Fifth race, one mile, Miss Hawkins, Ed
Hopper, Longshore.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland

Cleveland ................... o 4 0 0 o. 4
Pitts burg. rg........1O O 0 o. .
HitS-Cleveland 4, Pittsburg g. Errors
Cleveland l, Pittsburg /. Batteries -Viau
and Zmmer, Anderson and Decker Umpire
Strict
Called on account of rain
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Minneapolis o, Denver q,

MNSEAroLIs, MINI, Sept. 1o--[Special
Telegram to TnE BEE. minneapolis won
Denver with ease today. The features were
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
TOday's IipS.
AT GRAVE SEND.

First race-Drizzle, Frontence.
Second race-Nladstone Woodcutter,
Third race-St Omer, Forerunner.
Fourth raee-EsquimauS, Busteed.
Fifth race-Evan gcline, Claudine.
Sixth race-Long ford, Rambler.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
AT PHlLADE ELPHIA.

First game
a thlctiC 0 o O 0 o.
Baltimore .,,..1 0 o 0 81 l. o
HitS-Athletic 3, Baltimore 10. Errois-
Athletic 4, Baltimore 3. Batteries-Greene
and Robinson, German and Townsend. Um-
pire-Docscher
Cdlled-rain.
Second game postponed on account of
rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
Sioux City Is, Lincoln O.
SIOUX CITY.

BY INNINGS.
sioux Ctty..........-5 o O 2 Els
LlncOln. ..............O . o. 0
SUMMARY.
Two base hits-Black, Widner. HEMP
Three-base hits-Glenn, kappel, Powell 3
Cranley. Cline, Flana gan. Bases on balls-Off
Mohlcr0, WidnerA struck out-By Mohler s.
Widner 4. Wild pltches-By Widner 1. Sacrl-
flee hlts-SionX City ., Lncom2. Passed balls
Hoover l. Bases stolen-Si0uN City ., Lin
coin 3, Double plays--Phclan and Flanagan.
Time of game-rwo hours and twenty five
minutes. Umpire-Hooyer.
Kansas City II, st Paul 8.
KANSAS City, Mo, Sept. 16.-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. Following is the
score of today's game;
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
MET HIS DEATH WHILE DRUNK
A Man Run Over and Frighthlly Mangled
by an Elkhon Train.
HIS IDENTITY NOT YET ESTABlSH
But Certain NJ arks on His Clothin.
Lead to the Belief That His
Name Was Robert
Doyle.
HIS IDENTITY NOT YET ESTABl lSHEO

AT 10 10 last night train on the Elkhoru
road rar over and fearfully mangled amau
near tho northeast corner of the Douglas
county fair grounds.
As ngne No. 20 in charges ,of Engineer II
M. Stewart, and pulling u train of
twenty cars, came around the curve in the
cut Just west of Sherman avenue and norta
of the fair grounds the engineer noticed some.
thing coming along the side of the track a
few rods ahead of the engine He saw as he
approached that it was man very much uu.
der the influence ofliQuOr, as he staggered
stupid V along,
The engineer at once blew the whistle to
notify the man of danger, but il had no no
ticeablc effect When within about ten feet
of where the engine met him the man STUN.
blcd hcadong over upon the trac iand the en-.
Gine and six cars passed over him before tho
train could be brought to u standsil.
The victim was picked or rather gathered
NY by the train men and brought to tn e yards
at Grace street, where Heafey & ieafcy, the
undertakerS, were notified to meet the train
and take charge of the body, as the coroner
could not be found
The man was terribly mangled, hav.
ing both legs broken below the knee
and his left arm torn almost from
the body. There was not a spark of
life in the man when the tranmen
reached him He appeared to be about
twenty-eght years old, was large power.
moustache. He wore rough clothes, a
s. hoes On the collar Of his shirt
was found the name ''DOylen aud - ~ --.-a-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17

SUMMARY.
Earned runs-O maha ), Milwaukee,. Three
base hits-Willis, ElteljorS, Shock. Double
plavs-Milwankec ., Omaha l. Base ON balls
Eteljorg |, Grlifith2. Hit by pitcher-Etel-
jorg J., Griffith l. Struck out-Eiteljorg .
tllriffith 3. Time of gamc-Cno hour and forty
five minutes. Umpire-Bandle,
Sioux City 1S, Lincoln O.
SIOUX City, Ia, Sept. 16-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE, Following is the score
of todays game:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
KANSAS CITY,
ST. PAUL.
BY INNINGS,

st. Paul. .......""...O o 0 Is
SUMMARY.
- Earned runs-Kansas City @. St. Paul
Two-base hits-Steans, Conway Gunson
schmidt. Abbey Three base hits-Ni icol, Me
Lagghitn, Abbey, Double plays-U Underwood
ana oWerrlck. Bases on balls-Sw artZel A.
Schmidt s. Struck out-Swartzel Z, .Schmidts
Wild pItehes-Schmdt 3. Hit by pitcher
Hoover, Werrck. Passed balsSG unson !,
l. Irquhartl Time-Two hours and twenty
five minutes. Umpiro-Ousick,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-17
AT LOUISVILLE

First race-EIi, Lucy II.
Second race-Pell Neil, Remini.
Third racc-Riley, w. G. Morris.
Fourth ra"e--Miss Courtney, Lott.
with race-Miss Hawkins. Longs hore.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-12

The Jury at this time resolved itself into q
board of reviewers for the purpose of arbitra-
ting on any differences that may exist be-
tween the valuation of the assessed and
those of the parish assessor.
Whcreupon the assessor laid before the
board the sworn valuation of Mr.. Van Norden
a nonresident. who therein states that his
property in this parish has no value. and the
Jury alter considering the matter tally, or
dered that the valuation of the assessor IN
the above ease shall stand, and there being
no other differ ences to arbitrate upon. the
roilsoi the assessor we're approved as the
stand by the following vote.
Yeas-G.isatnorA Seeiy. Lapiae, PARA,
Barrilletux, Bourgeois. LeriIle, Christen,
Gaude and Ayo.
Says-None.
Mr.. Para, seconded by Mr.. ago, moved
that Tie Jury DO SOW ~aeiourn to to-morrow
at 9 O'Clock y. NJ. Carried.
s. I. GRISAMO9E president,
II. N COUL0N clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-12
OrsazRla 81 No.
Requiring justices Of the Peace 10 aecompe
ny their accounts with sworn Statement
OF all fines COLLECTED hy them. and

Requiring Justices Of the Peace 10 accomoa-
ny tier accounts with sworn statements
OF ali fines collected by them, and
SEeTfeS l. BE il enacted hy the Police
Jury Of Lafaurebe in regular meeting ASSEM-
bled, etc. That the Justices OF the peaes af
this parish shall be and are required to ae-
company their accounts or claims against t;,a
parish presented to this Jury with q detfjieft
statement OF al fines collected By them and
the name of the person from whom said fines
have been collected SINCE their induction fnfn
office and from ana after the passage OF this
ordinance at each session at which surh az
counts Are presented. giving the title of the
cases in which such fines have heen collected.
the alaolsnt thereof. the date when collected.
and the date wiipn paid over into the parish
treasury, and the correctness Of Which state.
ment shalt be made to appear by the AFFIDAVIT
OF the Justice OF the Peace making il.
SECTION 2. BE 1t further enacted. etc.
mat n9 claims or accounts of any such JUS
tees shall be received, or entertained by the
committee Oh claims or allowed by this body.
unless So accompanied bv such sworn state.
ment, or in case no fines shall have been col
iected in the interval of time above prescrib-
ed, Their by an affidavit Of the claimant to that
effect amt all such claims not SO a~ecoDpa-
MED shall he returned without action bv the
committee on claims 10 the claimant.
Mr.. Claude seconded by Mr. Bourgeois of.
tered the following resolution.
Resolution Nc.
Appointing a committee to investigate the
matter of bridging the road at st. Mn
rvs Crevasse. and for other purpose; and
authorizin. the building OF said bridge.
Be it iiesnived by the Police curry Of the
parish of Latoarche in regular meeting as
sembiet. that u committee OF three be ap-
pointed by the president of this Jury TO view
the road at st. Mary's Crevassc, aud to deter
mine whether IA bridge should be buiit Ia the
public road over the slough made by the wa
ters OF said erevasse and that in case srcll
bridge should be adjudged necessary for the
purposes Of travel, then said conimittea shaji
authorize the rsi:ea inspector for said district
to cause such bridge to be built, provided the
cost thereof Dies not exceed $500. and pro
vided said road Inspector may use such tim
Der abont said ryevasse as may be utilised
for that purpose +; a detailed 8. eme of the
costs and expenses incurred i'm this work 10
be furnished this body by the said committee
and road inspector.
The president appointed Messrs. Gaude,
l.epine and NJ. Bergeron on the committee
ordered by above resolution.
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AN ACE.

49,
--
-
20 regulate the manner Oh piaeing piE&s fol
through the public levees of tine State pur
nnsrs az ierros,4-.n \. r.r,gfgo.
''N1i . t" iHp'S'
%tterhs9 upon di pipes faroaeiA such le
wees, and to provide for the collection oa
thes4aa .-a-,
:" 'o'io!'e t4e removal ~ Foilce
0uht4S 0t an existing rice nuEles, dahiS and
Otherconduits, and 20 enforce tie payaaen,
thereof 10 prnhib;t the ea.fiao af.,| MA,
NC le'@es OF sac state 1or any purpose not
provided forby this act.
SECTION M Ba it enacted ny the General
AsseiaolJ 9ltae state OF Louisiana, EItat ata
eNlstitg FG@ AuEaes- u&EEs aua atlc~Eaa
Geits pl3lei ~ q thFoA-h the public leyas.
~ ths at5ga foI tae pu pose af irrigsti6g
l{nt5 silaI e. t36ej1 out 4ad reAnoEeu iron.
s4tt teYe&' 9F Ca@ f94ee jurieS daring tle
iIoAttAs oA ae~pfehlasf, 1Naa3er ana NoNcm-
3@f Ut tle present ye4f- 8>93, at the cost ana
cAReaec "a t1a 80 ltr6i tlie baud.
SEQ. z s4 Hursh + en4eBsi- ee-, That Il
= heEI3N Aliiie ooit@tt@ry apan the owner
on 9tiH ik.HI 70 NaS tat ErSt and expense of
removal npY.i i9a presentation to him iy
tfe EA4tey Jury pt2 detat}49 0jii thereof.
44l is aeta1lG re ai5 50 doing it snail BE the
u"i5 et tFi itIice Jaf3 so ztc0s1 IL ana ia
Wy NO "laeo o1t25 parish IN witch
yen itea = Situate1 r tate4aeDt nc tle, cost
~ suoil N7GtE sW2ah tosts correct by the saut
perS9e as ney ba ss!ectcd by sail Police
Juf% "a e&lS tee IeiaEai af snrh 1nuea,
inns, tst ~ SA244 also be lbe ttHty OF said
A@da aH+g t3 4lottfX IA Snec tle district at-
tofaeE 81 tAe DISTRICT ID which such atfatS
31& HttaafEd- ~ GAG nn"- tayaleilt of sIuh
|tn9ft15s whose duty Is shall be 20 proceed
10 olae 10 ra-3aFi t+le s.I4A.in tSr atrg n uF
sra #9ijce jury bet2re say court OF ctm-
petaut Jurisdiction or 5te parish m WniGn
81 e tahas ar sttu 800, a9A ia add t.onfGtae
@na3l4e LOT "a.eA yse$ens may O. So ~
G'}ffi'4t GAG defendant shaIi be also con-
deulne! to pHy lij1 per esHt 0p the .auouaf
q TIC ~3adget1ent m the fae nj tie district
proceedings.
SEC. ;. BE Il farther ena.5aG ~, 7,7,.4
tle recording nf t3e sqft,.f Visa .44.I
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THE POLICE JURY
Continued from first page.

bridges saw from 50 to 100 feet in length and
again owing to the low and swampy soil this
road would have to be constructed over from
the sixty acre line of said plantation, and
your jury believe from the above facts
known to them from their own personal
knowledge that a road passable at all times
of the year on this line would be difficult to
construct and beyond the means Of the par
ish.
2. HE proposed route with the road from
the Baton PIlen as II new exists IN rear OF
the SAD Laurel valley plantation. entering
on saia plantatloh ae tn@ large eate ~ the
afa1hihG machine ana ielioWing SAM roatt as
II no" eA.sts running sehehWaFo uhtii IL in-
lerseegS tue f"aa on 'he ei2hty acre me OF
sa!u pRah'"tioh ana thence eastward anu
|, lhteFSeetS we most tassefi foaa op SaWt
ppaa;a@ - - goue'' oi S"iu ph"h-
tati1n ioaa uht1 paAou i.d'oaftho ROAD -
Haa"a H1.thi.S = - " potht netNeth
tat;c, 10 ~, fa" -, pp tx ltons u at'" liai.
ha4taI dason : ~ ~ : .a I III ~ -
a. a. ne LII P1Sat"S ~
pias'tt 20 the 9'"t Oh que residence o. AtF-
~ "He i = - Su"t1ht
tian =, 80 ~ , ""io ''i'oA i'a".t-
ornal- WI 'iS snort
line ~ '"o O~O 81 ny ~ "cie'
! Tl,
1oo :" -" I'M tiUh' t"e tf'tRa !
nnt;Ii4 ~ = t"fsScltE ~ii'! ''lo-
So Az. ;I - \ - p's.'hs W.
H. - III III "l,I5 pl"u1atl"l "trt
IF 80 \, -, - a+e 80 ."' q
~ 60 TO- 80" it"@l Afh"h Utlit0F' terence
sont - 80 ~ s','. % Esta Tahsll f9l'7i's
A. n : 60 :, "+1'1 'd'ott1te' ="
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-07
The New Foundland Fishe ries

ct JOHNS. N. F, Juue 7.-Several OF the
loading citizans of this place In interviews
regarding the fisheries troubles said they
felt that the fret step taken by the govern
ment OF New FoundIand In sending dele
gates to England and Canada to present the
case of the Islanders against the aggres-
sion OF the French had been a success.
The next step will probably be the organi
zaton of volunteer force and thu erection
of Qualifications. TIE people of New Found
land are showing steady determination to
maintain their righs. The newspapers are
more ou;apoken on the subject than are the
delegates. The Herald says that England
must fight France or abandon her British
American possessions.