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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20
OPPOSES FREE SUGAR.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Repre-
sentative McKenna, republican, of
California, moved an amendment to
the sugar schedule reducing the eX-
isting schedule thirty-threep per cent.
aud retaining the dividing line at
number thirteen instead of sixteen
as in the present bill. He attacked
the sugar schedule in the McKin-
ley bill, arniI lond applause on the
democratic side.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20

hltii g. y u ] B. lls lDN. ." 40 tri-
.. e.u,i4t .u- red 4a thl- .t..Iuu f. i,--.
than twentS -,i., cent,
NOR RENT-A dwelling two blocks west
suiail. Permanent .TLtcr WautSd. In
quiIe ai ~'rner m MI aud "iiage STREET.
5-lttf
INUh RENT-A desirable business once
j In best bloc IN town. Inquire AZ this
once. &lu
DATROSIZE Home Industry. aud use
Mountain balm Cough cure. Guar
Manufactured By II. II. Cross, salem, ore
ROn. smith A steiner sole agents for
salem. l-sdlm
NOR sAl.E'-One fins yeaTlinE oclf. eight
l. head stock cattle, ralvea and heliers,
alE1 one tubular ay wagon, ana harness,
bptn azgoOd as new Time gwen. Enquire
81 !. Y Robertson, sOuih salem
IvDH RENT-The desirable store room at
wet end of opera House, next the
alley, formerly Occuplsd ~ furniture store.
Terms reasonable. Apply 20 Wills a
thaEnOcriin, Court street. 6liSl
..ALE-NES WANTED AT OEcE.-A
- frs good men "a sell our goods ~
sample ~ tue Wholesale and retail trade
Me are The larsest manufactures In oul
line Liberal salary paid fefinhnenl
palsltlOn. Money advanced for wages, al
vertlslnK etc. FOR terms address Centfn
RiRl Manufacturing Co. Chinago, III.
1lGIt.EOt,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20
For SALE

r OR SALE
On asylum avenue, one mile from
town, and three minutes wa k from
electric line, one of the most desira-
ble places about town. House
contains niue rooms, hot and cold
water, bath room, etc, and in per
lnct order. IiaIn and out building,
with about s acres. This will be
sold at "a hfg"ir il applied for at
one. Six aCr~~ A.'uld Plat To good
advantage.
JOS. CRU Mp.
R.dt Estate, 26O, Commercial. street.
5-5-tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20
COMMERCIAL TREATIES.

LONDON. Eng, May 2O.-Ail the
powers except France have con-
c uded commercial treaties with
Turkey upon a basis fixed by the
tariff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20

FoR SALE-Two fresh mllch COWS
at bargain apply 10 Julius Ruefr
ON the Garden Road. 5-l3-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, d. c. May 90
Senator Stanford has introduced
bill for loans on public lands and an
nounced that he would hereafter
address the senate Oh the subject.
The senate then proceeded to con.
slider the original package bill and
was addressed b. Wilson, of Iowa,
in its favor. Senator Vest opposed
the bill. The measure is to prevent
shipping liquors into states having
prohibitory laws.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20
EASTERN NEWS.
The House Refuses to Repeal
the Tobacco Tax.
KEMNLER'S CASE UNDECIDED.
Foreign News Items of Consider
able Importance.
Other News.
STILL on THE TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The ways
and means committee of the house,
this morning gave short hear
ings to the representatives Of several
industries which seek to have
amendments made to the tariff bill.
The malsters of New York state pro-
tested against proposed increase
from 10 per cent. to 80 in the duty
on barley. The house this afternoon
went into committee of the whole
on the tariff bill. Cowles, of North
Carolina, offered AN amendment re-
pealing the tobacco tax, which was
rejected.
NAY STILL BIZ ELECTRoCUTED
WASHINGTON, ID. D., May 20. --
The supreme court is listening this
morning 10 arguments in the KEN
mler case II is being addressed by
Senator Sherman in support of the
view that electrical execution law
is unconstitutional.
LATER.-The court has adjourned
until Friday, without deridir2 The
Kemmler case.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRONG
27i Commercial Street.

French and German Wheat and
Rye Breads in City Styles.
Vienna Rolls.
SPECIALITY OF FANCY CAKES
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking in Full Stock.
My new bread and cake bakers
are first-class artists in their line
and l aim TO have
Everything as Fine as the Finest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20

NOR RkNI-A desirable business once
/ In best bloc IN town. Inquire AZ this
once. [iu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-20

Los Angeles, CAL, May 2O.-It
is stated that Governor Waterman
has reconsidered his recent determi-
nation not to be candidate for gov
ernor and will enter the race for
nomination.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-20
DELINQUENT A x LIS T APACHE COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY. FOR THE YEAR 1889.
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
FOR THE YEAR 1889.

Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company.
 Right of way and franchise ex- empt. 111,69 miles of main track, road-bed, ties, fish, plates and bolts, with bridges and culverts, begin ming at the eastern boundary line of Apache County, Arizona Terri tory, where said road crosses from New Mexico. and running thence iii a westerly direction to the western boundary line of said county, where said road crosses into Yavapai county at 5,66S.05 per mile. Inn proyements of the Atlantic and Pa cific Railroad Company on or near their line of road at the following places, viz:
 Allentown-1 section, two tool houses and 1 coal bin.
 Houck's Tanks-1 pump house, 1 tank, coal bin.
 Sanders-1 section, 1 tool and 1 coal house.
 Navajo Springs-1 depot. 1 sec ton house, 2 tool houses, 1 pump house, tank and 1 coal chute.
 Billings-1 section, 1 coal house, also 2 tool houses, stock yards.
 Carizo-1 section, 1 tool, coal house, tank, 1 wind mill.
 Holbrook-1 section, 1 pump, 1 coal house, also ? tool houses, ? stock yards, stock scales, tank.
 St. Joseph-1 section, l coal and Z tool houses.
 Hardy-1 section, 1 pump and coal house, also 2 two tool houses, l tank.
 winslow-1 depot ind eating house, 1 section house, 1 sec,io house kitchen, tool houses, 1 yard masters office, 1 sand house, car cleaners house, stock yards, 2 ice houses, l3 cottages, tank house, freight house, 1 engine house, turi, table, 1 black smith shop, 1 oil house, pump house, ? tanks, one coal house and coal snute.
 All of said property being assess cd at the rate of $6,500 per mile, for the one hundred and eleven and 69-100 miles, including rolling stock, personal property and i'm provements.
 The assessed valuation of said property in the County of Apache being $725,9S5.
 Tax $21,779 D
 Penalty thereon $1,0SS 97
 Costs $1 co And the following described lands:
Evening journal., 1890-01-21
COSBY GEORGETOWN.
Tempest About the appointment Of POI
mastar MeseIck and a Howiing Dog.

Tempest About the Appointment OF Post
master Messick and a Howiing Dog.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del Jan 21.-The new
postmaster is appointed. If the contest
before was a monkey and parrot time,
it Is about three parrots and three
MONKEYS time now. Senator Higgins
little knew what tempest In a teapot
he was brewing when he made that ap
pointment The air Is literally thick
with birthstone, and curses, both loud
and deep. roll about Georgetown.
The Sussex Journal, one Of the leading
Georgetown newspapers, has been con
signed to a place not mentionable TO ears
polite, and where papers would stand NO
kind Of show whatever because Of the
intense heat Of that climate. Thus says
rumore
A young lady Impaired bit Of lnfor-
nation last night to your correspondent,
who. not being az all selfish will give il
10 the many readers OF tie EVENING
JOURNAL Just as IL was heard IF per
son be annoyed BY that nuisance, howl
ing dog. II he take off both shoes, place
them side by side, sole upwards, and
gaze at them intently the spell viii work
upon the deg. who viii cease bowling.
There must be an influence exerted BY
the soles Of the shoes upon the mind Of
the dog.
The revival services are still in progress
al the NJ. E. Church. The services are
well attended. but the penitents are few.
Rev Mr. Hazard Of Preston, Md, was
in attenance last week. and Rev Ralph
Coursey Of Cann0Hs filed the pulpit last
Sunday morning and evening. The noted
revivalist. Rev A ID. Davis Of r Kama
has come to help along ia the good work
Dr. o +. ID. Robinson received yesterday
a check for $500 He invested 8 in /
lottery ticket, and behold his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Marvel and daugh
ter Miss Annie, have returned hom'
from visit TO Mrs. Marvels mother
Mrs R. B gRoudeboush Of Milford, wb'
is spending a few weeks at her cottage
at Rehoboth
E. H. Paynter, Esq, is spending a feF
days in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Berry Pepper and daugh
ter Bertha OF Moore's Station. Pa, hav
been visiting relatives and friends il
this town
Mrs. p. J. Hart is the guest Of he
niece, Mrs. l.. W. Helnzer, Of Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

BURTON-W ALLs.--At Millshoro, Del. on
Dec mber 20. By the hey, u w. Well-. Henry
n. Burton and Annie l.. Walls
CANPERSON--WE WELLER At OH West
Fourth street. this city. January 10. BY the
son and Miss Irene ell er, botD Of this city.
instant, By the Rev. w. j DuhadWay, John
w Eva and Julia e. Evans.
FIsHER-HOPKlNS.-- Coolspring, SUI
sex county, on the I'd instant, by the Rev;
James I Prouse. Charles w. Fisher and
Amanda f. Hopkins.
FLEE rWOOD- ROBlNSON.-At Seaford
on the lst instant. by he rev. w J Duhad-
way. william ID. Fleetwood and Lurilla Ro jin.
son.
GROVES -WOOOBURY.-On August l6
1852. hy the Rev. Martin Is. Dunlap. Jonathan
Groves and Alice Estella Woodbury., both Of
this city
LARIMORE-TUBBS. On January Is, by
the Rev John ID. g. Hanna, Alfred LarimOrt
and MOllie J Tubhs, both Of this city.
LYNCH 3ROWN.-At the Presbyterian
parsonage, Glasgow, Del, January 10, BY tbs
Rev. o.. o. Anderson. James M. Lynch ane
Miss Jennie NJ. Brown, both Of Glasgow. Del
MCCLOSKEY CRANEN.-In this city, OF
| the 18th instant, By the Rev. George ;. Brad
/ ford. George 4 McClOskey Of this city anc
Mary G Craven OF Elmira, n "
MESSICK y MITCHELL. = AZ Millsboro
/ Del. on 4 ecember 25 Ov the Rev. l.. w. Wells
James II. Messick and Martha Mitchell
VERNON -HAUTHORN.--I In Bridgeton, N
J. on January l6 by the Rev. =. H. Stokes
/ Winfield scott Vernon and Mary Eulali'
/ hauthOrn.
Evening journal., 1890-01-21
NEWS in BRIEF.
Rresh Tips from the Wires CAREFUL
Nw41ad

Fresh Tips frem the Wires Carefully
Cu1led.
The will Of Stephen B. Pettus, who was
shot and killed by Mrs Hanna Southworth,
leaves his estate, valued at 5000, 200, TO his
wife
Daniel s Gibbons, commissioner Of the
board o. electrical control Of New York, has
sent in his resignation 70 Governor Hill
Justice Van Sickle, of the New Jersey
court Of appeals has sustained the Jersey
City charter. He held that the law was a
general one and not special in any respect
Yale has declined second challenge from
Cornell for a boat race at New London.
MRS Grace Henderson, aged 30. Of i0a
Second avenue, New York. leaped from the
top Of the house and was dashed to death
upon the pavement below. Poverty caused
the suicide
II is proposed TO bold an international ex-
hibition IN Berlin in 1897 which shall eclipss
the recent exposition In Paris.
The Young Mems Democratic club Of
New York have Endorsed the Australian
ballot system including the exclusive official
ballot
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

BUSH I'm this city, on Saturday, January
Is, Frederick Bush.
CLARK.-In this city on 18th inst. Bernard
IT, Clark. aged "A years
the funeral from the residence OF his mother
in-laW. Mrs Dennis Kane, 5A Lombard
street, on Thursday morning at a m, High
Mass AZ 81. Mary's Church. lnterment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
COTrINGHAM in this city, on January
~, N trtin j. Cottingham, aged years and 2
months
CHALFANT. In This city, on the 10th in
years.
CURRY.-Tn Chester, Pa. on the 10th in
slant. Mrs. Eliza Curry. aged ~ years.
DOUsHERTY AT Rockland. on the 18th
instant, Edward + Dougherty, aged 25 years.
DUGAN.In this city. on January Is Mrs.
Mary Dugan, In the Sith year Of her age
ERGUSON.--At Holly Oak. Del, on the
10th instant, Florence @. Ferguson, in the 18th
year Of her age.
GsLLAND. in this city. on the 18th in
slant, Andrew Gilland, aged % years.
| GLASGOW In this city, on January IS
Annie, daughter OF James ana Katie Glasgow,
aged months.
| HAUGHEy.-- this city on the 18th in
slant, Hannah Mary Haughey.
| JACQUOT.-On the 10th instant, Mary G
| wife of Francis \. Jacquot. aged as years.
JOHNSON. On Thursday. January Is. 1850
DR.. Robert r. johnson.
/ JOHNSON. in this CITY, on the 18th IN
slant, Joseph. SON OF Alexander and Ami,
johnson. aged 70 years.
LENTZ.--ln this city, on January 20 JOSEPH
Lentz, aged 81 years.
| MALLOY.-- On Sunday. January 10th
| Hugh b., son OF Patrick and the late ElleI
| Malloy. aged 10 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his father, 1901 jackson street. Of
| Wednesday morning. at O'Clock. High Mas
at St. Patrick's Church. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery
! MACKEY-In this city. on January q
Amelia Aackey, widow OF NJ holas II
Alackey. aged Is years
| MILLER.-In this city, on the 18th instant
Caleb Miller. in the 10Th year Of bis age.
| MULLIN.-In this city, on January II, Pete
Mullin. ed a. years.
| PATTON.-Sud denly on the 18th instant
Daniel, son Of the late Hugh and Mary Patton
Rel ttives and friends Of the family ar
invited TO attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence OF his mother. No. l0Z3 West Fourtl
street. on day morning. the 2lst inst
I High Mass at st. Pauls Church at O'Clock
! 1nterment at st. Joseph's Cemetery
4 ROOp.-In this city. on the 18th instant
Fred IT, RoOp. aged Is years.
| hTRAIN.--In this city. on the 18th instan
Isaac Strain. aged II years.
/ sTlBER.-In this city. on Janaury Is, Hei
man stiiber
vALt,ANDIGHAM. AT Newark, Del. @
the 18th instant. Mary Eliza Nailnndig an
n nc u s4le Aov. y Il. acknowledged. ~. ID
" s~=F11 iris ct = en- tiss sssh instar
= Edward Wiley, In the olst year .! Ii ase.
Evening journal., 1890-01-21
FARMERS. lNs1lluTe.
A Meeting At which There Was Interest
and Instruction the Offieera.


Special Correspondence EVENING JouRSAL
NEWARK, Del, Jan. 2'.-The Farmers
Institute Of New Castle county met IN
the College oratory, yesterday morning
to which time the meeting Of Saturday
held in the Levy Court room, Whining
ton, had adjourned.
Tho president, DR.. Black, called
the meeting to order at ll.JO a M.
motion was made that the reading ana
adopting of the old constitution Dc IN
order, the only changes being that the
number on the executive committee was
made Eve instead Of three ana that the
animal meeting be the third Monday IN
January instead of the third Thursday
in February The vice-presidents Tor
aacb hundred were re elected for the
present year.
are President. eDr. ]. j. Black, New
raatle. FIRST vice president, James H.
Hossinger. Newark: secretary. Delaware
CLARK ST. Georges; treasurer r d.
Tally. vice presidents: William Weir,
BYandywine hundred Abram Palmer,
Cbristiana: s. p. Peach, Mill Greek; ID.
] Murphy. White Clay Crtek Charles
Walton. Pencader, David Heyd: J. II.
Emery. Red Lion, Alexander Corbert,
ST. Georges p. s. Nandon, Appoquini-
mink; Colen Ferguson, BlaclSbird. Exc
cutive committee: Or. j j. Black, John
G. Higgins, James II. Walker, Daniel
Corbit and DR.. A T. Neale.
A motion was made that the chairman,
according to the law, apply for the
annual appropriation Of $500, for New
Castle county institutes.
DR.. A. T. Neale read paper upon the
work OF the Delaware Experimental Sta
ton, what had been accomplished IN the
past and the plans for the future.
A resolution was passed OF compliment
and thanks TO Or. Neale for his able and
instructive address.
DR.. Black called the afternoon session
10 order. Professor w. o. Atwater, di'
rector Of the Central Experiment Station,
at Washington, and also director OF the
Connecticut station, occupied most Of the
afternoon on the subject Of Feeding
/ Plants.
John C. Higgins followed in a most in
/ teresting paper upon taxation. Remarks
were made BY Messrs. Homewood, Rit-
tenhonse. Professor Webb, and others.
meeting adjourned at p. N. The farmers
were well pleased with the meeting and
there can be no doubt that the meeting
OF these agriculturists will be Of benefit
to all who attend them.
The next meeting viii be held at Mid
dletown on February %, and one at Viii
mington on March %.
Evening journal., 1890-01-21
MoRLn,s FAIR eossIP.


he Postponed?
" .sHgSsroN. Jan. ai.-In the house the
sneaker announced the appointment Of the
Worlds fair committee as follows: Messrs.
Chandler, Of Massachusetts: Hit, of Illinois
Bowden. Of Virginia. Belden, Of New York
Frank, Of Missouri; Springer, Of Illinois;
Hatch, Of Missouri; Wilson, Of West Vir-
ginia, and Flower, OF New York Mr.
Springer, of Illinois, offered a resolution
providing that the house decide on Thursday
next the question of location Of the Worlds
fair. and the place having been decided, the
special committee to report a bill locating
the fair al the place selected. Referred 70
the special committee
The committee on Worlds fair appointed
by the speaker will get to work as soon as
possible The interest OF the four cities com
peting for the location Of the fair are sup
posed to he thoroughly represented on the
committee. The representatives of each city
were asked TO name two members Of the
COMMITTEES and the speaker name the chair
man
The west did not want the appointment Of
Mr. Chandler, who is supposed 70 be in favor
of an eastern location for the fair, but there
is no serious objection to the appointment
now that it has been made. A proposition
will be laid before the committee at us first
meeting that a scheme for the organization
Of the fair be agreed upon, and the time for
holding the fair be fixed upon before the
question Of locating the site is taken up.
The fear is expressed that il the site for the
fair is chosen before the appropriation Or
loan has been agreed upon, the friends Of
the disappointed cities will put obstacles in
the way OF the passage Of the bill establish
ing the fair. 1t is altogether likely there
fore that the question Of location will be
taken up last.
1t is a common belief growing every day
that the fair will not be held ia 1892, and d
great many people are inclined to favor
1895 Us a desirable date
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

Special Correspondence EVENING JoURSAL.
CHRIsTIANA. Del, January 2l-
A committee Of the Grand Castle
Knights Of the Golden Eagle OF Delaware
win visit the new castle Of this place to-
morrow evening. This committee will
interpret the laws Of the order to the
members Of the local castle and also to
al who may be interested in the move
ment. The meeting will be in the insti-
tute building at 7.30 o'clock. The meet
ing is public and everyone is requested
to be present.
Mrs. Nancy Anderson Of Chester, Pa.
returned home last evening from a visit
to her sister, Mrs. William Clay, Jr.
Licenses have been granted 70 both
hotels OF this town. The Allen House,
which has been without a license fol
some time, viii open out soon.
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

NOTICE II. JOHANNA KGBRLE, THE
IN tenant Of the house situated at
10. ltl3 East Eleventh street In
the Ninth ward of the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle and State Of
Del ware, In compliance with tn re-
quirements of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided. do
ereby give notice that shall apply in writ
ing TO the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Della
ware, in and for New Castle county, on MON
DAY, the Sd day Of februsry, A d., 1890,
being the next term of said court for license
for said house as an inn or IN. ern, for the
sale therein OF intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable citi-
zens OF said ward at least twelve of whom
are substantial freeholders Of the said
ward recommend the said application, viz:
James Lynn, John II. Forris,
John "A HendriXson, Edwin n. Barr,
Joseph ID. Barr. Il L. MOusely,
Michael Mccormick, John Madden,
Daniel Mooney. James Long,
George w. Fincher, William II. Thompson,
A.. Mcdonald, John Tucker.
James l.. Hawkins, Gustavius kOlch.
John McElwee, w. III. BntterwOrth,
James Mclntire. John Craig,
Edward jefferson. Il, h. Lawrence,
Michael + Lynn. Emiel Iock,
p. II. Shaughessy John o. Conner.
JOHANNA KtEBERIE.
Evening journal., 1890-01-21
MARINE MATTERS.

The schooner Slaymaker win be over
hauled at the shipysrd Of the Jackson
and Sharp Company.
The transport Maryland was given a
dock trial yesterday afternoon at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company's
yards.
The schooner Q. A. Lesion is discharg-
ing cargo Of railroad iron at the Dia-
mond State Iron Companys south side
wharves
The machinery of the steamer st.
Augustine was given a dock trial yester-
day at the wharves Of the Pussy and
Jones Company.
The leak in the boiler Of the st. sSebas-
tian has been repaired and the steamer
sailed this merning for Titusville.
Fla. 1T is thought that the craft will
60 all right this time
The new steamer for Denney Brothers
of Pennsgrove. N. j.. is being pushed
rapidly towards completion at Enoch
Moores shipyard. The ioiners are now al
work and the vessel viii be finished in
time for the spring fishing season.
The timbers have been set for III,
twenty feet in length. being added to th'
steamer Haber. The carrying capacit,
of the steamer win be greatly increased
by the addition. The engine viii remain
where it is at present, but the boiler vii
be moved back few feet
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2i--A banquet was ten
dered to Henry George last night at the
Metropolitan hotel, on the eve Of the de-
parture Of the single tax leader for Cali
tornia aud Australia on stamping tour
Among those present and responding to
toats were Rev. Lyman Abbott, OF Plymouth
church: Wheeler II peckham, Thomas G.
Shearnan, John De Witt Warner and
Others aud letters Of regret were received
from Rev. Heber Newton, Bishop Hunting
ton, Of central New York; Roger . Mills
w & p Breckenridge. George William
Curtis, a Y Powderly, Francis Lynde Stet
son and a. B. FarQuhar William Lloyt
Garrison was among the speakers. ant
Henry George made happy response an,
farewell address
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

NEW YURK, jan 2L--The new Brazilian
Nag was seen from the gan peak OF an ocean
vessel at this port for the first time yester-
day The Brazilian blrk Duas Americas
reached Sandy Hook ia the morning after a
passage Of twenty-nine days from Pernam-
buco. The marine observer 40 Sandy Hook
did not recognize the new flag and could
NOT tell the nationality Of the craft The
vessel proceeded to her dock ia Brooklyn.
Last night the master Of the vessel, Capt.
Francisco G. de Mathos, gave a reception
IN honor Of the new colors to a few loyal
friends Of the new republic, The vessel Il
owned by Fonseca, ironaos q Co, OF Per.
namhuco. Mr.. Fonseca is a relative Of th,
president Of the new republic
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

NEw York, Jan. 2i-The Worlds Spring
field ,Ol special says that John II. Thomas
asserts that ~ 7. Eggerman, representative
from Hardin county, after receiving $1,000
from him CThomasl, deserted him and voted
for Calvin S. Brice, who raised the ante
Mr. Thomas further stalled that there are
fifteen other representatives who did prac-
tically the same act AS soon as he is able
Mr.. Thomas will furnish a complete report
Of the selling out, giving names and other
interesting information
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

NEw YoRK, Jan. 2i-George r. Damon,
a real estate and cattle broker, whose home
n in Portehester, n ", and who is a heavy
speculator IN western land and cattle, com
mitted suicide last night In Robert r. Faber's
gun store, No 4oS Eighth avenue, by shoot
ing himself in the head with a pistol which
he had previously purchased from Mr..
Faber's daughter Financial troubles are
supposed 10 have prompted the deed
Evening journal., 1890-01-21

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 81 - Forty
weavers employed at tile New Borden mill
have struck work, and allege that they are
receiving insufficient W ges for the class Of
goods woven. All but fur OF the weavers
employed left the mil A meeting was
held, and deputation sill be sent to inter-
view the agent