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The record-union., 1891-04-23
Tired of Poverty and ouarreline.

PITTsBURG (Pa.), April 22.-Mrs. Mich
ael Sullivan, aged 65 years, arose from
her bed last night and stabbed and seri-
ously injured her husband, Michael
Sullivan. She then cut her throat from
ear to ear. The only reason assigned for
the deed was that she was tired of poverty
and quarreling.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
A Canal to he Rnilt

OTTAWA (ontariol, April 22.-Sir John
Macdonald has promised a deputatior
thai the canal connecting the Georgiar
Bay with Lake Ontario ut Trenton shall
be built and that an appropriation will b,
secured the coming session OF Pariia.
ment to commence the undertaking.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
Women Eligible to ONCE.

ST. LOUIS, April pa dispatch SAYS
Chief Justice Green, at Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma, has rendered decision that women
are eligible to public office.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
Murder and Suicide.

NEWARK IN. j., April 22.-Max Hun
ger shot and fatally wounded his sweet
heart, Martha Marawsky, and killed
himself this afternoon at the residence of
ner employer. The girl had discarded
him because he drank.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
Murder and Snicide.

New YORK, April 22.-Early this morn
ing Albert Stoll Shot Kate Dunsmith, an
actress in concert saloon, and then him
self. Both wounds are serious.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
German Immicrants.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Weimar, has ar
rived from Bremen ON her maiden trip.
She made the run to the Capes in less
than twelve days and brings 1900 immi-
grants.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
OUR PRESIDENT.
California Extends Him an En-
thuSiastic Reception.
GOVERNOR MARKHAM'S ADDRESS
OF WELCOME.

Magnificent Demonstration rendered
the President on His ARRIVAL at Los
Glowing Tribute to California =
Nothing More Important Has Oc-
CURED In the Nations History in
Territorial Extension Than the
Acquisition of the Golden State.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
Fears of a Revolution.

LONDON, April "a correspondent of
the Times at Madrid says a grave anxiety
is felt there over the state of affairs in
Portugal. He expresses fears that rev
olutioE is about to break out, in which
event, he says, the lives of foreign sub
jects will be endangered.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
j. w. Mockny Wins His Sn,t.

PARIS. April "a judgment was rem,
dercd to-day in the libel suit of John w,
Mackay, the millionaire, against OnLio,
aiGnts Messenger. Bionden, the directors
will have to undergo sixteen months
imprisonment,
The record-union., 1891-04-23
Ripe CHERRIES in solnno.

SUIsUN, April 22.-The first ,jpe cher
rles OF the season were brought in town
to-day from the orchard of L. s. Jones.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
Glove Fight in Colorado.

DENVER, April 22.-Cockney Sterling
and Ready Brunan fought for $500 near
here to-day. Sterling was put to sleep in
the twenty-first round.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
HALL-FITZsIMMoNs
Tho Astoria Club Offer a Purse
$4,000,

$4,000.
ASTORIA (or9, April 22.--John Grant,
President of the Astoria Athletic Club,
received this morning 3 dispatch from
Chicago signed by Charles f. Davis and
George Clark, asking if the offer of a
Sl1 900 purse for contest to finish to-
take place in July between Hall and
tltzsimmons was still held open by the
Astoria Club. Grant sent the following
reply:
THE 81, goo purse is withdrawn. The
club will now give $4,000; Sll,5o0 to-
the winner. The club viii deposit, ON
the signing of the contract, 5000 with
Richard X. Fox as guarantee. Hall ana
Fitzsimmons must also deposit 81, 500
with Fox
The record-union., 1891-04-23

CHICAGO, April 22.-Parson Davies. for
Jim Hall, and George X. Clark for Bob
Fitzsimmons signed articles of agreement
for fight to a finish, with four ounce
$4,000, to take place at st. Paal or MiDne-
apolis on July 22d. the winner to get
$ll 900, the loser 81, COO, both contestants
agreeing to weigh not over l56 pounds.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
IRON AND STEEL.
America Led the World in Last
Years Production

PHILADELPHIA, April o2.-The annual
statistical report of the American Iron
and Steel Association says that in 1890 the
United States made the best record in the
production of iron and steel that has ever
The record-union., 1891-04-23

who also saw it, and as neither knew
Cook, Mcfarland followed him, and is
certain who he was.
The Court ordered Cook to appear and
testify.
The record-union., 1891-04-23
COAST CHRONICLES.
A Quarrel Between Brothers Re-
suits in a Fratricide.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND ARMY
ENCAMPMENT.

Rinftx and Geraldine Matched for a
Race at the Bay District Track-The
Prosecution in the Olsen Murder
Trial Rests Its Casc-Asroria Offers
Another Purse for q Fight Between
Hall and FitZsiInmons.
The record-union., 1891-04-23

There are 101 life prisoners in the Ken
lucky penitentiaries.
The record-union., 1891-04-23

The President shook hands with sew
eral Indians, including Chief Cabason,
chief of the Indio tribe of Indians, who
is over 100 years of age. They presented
an address to the President, asking for
justice and assistance.
The ceremonies took place on the plat
form OF the station, and were very inter-
esting. The Governor and party left here
in company with the President at $50 A.
NJ. for Los Angeles.
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KRAMER HOUSE.
PHILIP KRAMER,
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
of Highland county at their next session,
March %. A. D. 1891, praying for the yscs-
to.wit: Beginning at the GreenfleId and
Marshall road about 25 rods north Of String
tewn and RAINING north westerly direction
through the lands OF John CQwman TO within
aud south OF ). Z. swisshelm's shop, all In
Paint township, Highland county. Ohio
W. II. BUssBY AND OTHERS, Petitioners.
February ID. 1891.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-02-12

FIFTY women employed In the Bell
Bros pottery, Of Findlay, went on
strike the other morning because the
management refused to treat with the
male employees Of the works, who have
been out since the first Of the year.
The entire factory is now closed, and
nearly 200 people are on strike be-
cause Of reduction In the wage
schedule.
Mrs. JAS CRoHKN, OF Bucyrus, fell and
struck her head against the stove ct hef
home, and after suffering from constant
convulsions for twenty hours died
next morning.
AT the home oratorical contest Of tho
Ohio University, held the other evening
to selscy representative to the State
contest, F. w. Bush, OF McConnellsyille.
was decided as the winner.
TIE y. s. Senate has passed>a bill
providing for an increase Of the limit Of
the cost Of the public building at Ports-
mouth. The increase Is $4,000.
The Ohio Legislature contains a
lawyers, 40 farmers, II newspaper men,
10 physicians and minister.
THE Hamilton County Fair will be
held August 1s. 10, 20, 81 and ~ THU
year.
THE common pleas court Of Franklin
County, has announced a decision affirm
ing the action Of the Masonic Blul
Lodge IL expelling Cerneap members
Al Lima > Me2nopite Fetnsqd Y
49, 6 & q & 's''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31
HOW RETARDED.
Washington officials still Think Bal.
maceda Holds Santiago.

WAsnIsGroH, Aug. 30-A dispatch from
Admiral Brown to the navy department
Was The only information received here to-
day BY The governments officials Of the stu
alton in Chill. Nothing fnvther has been
heard from the consul at Valparaiso sinct
the Telegram anaouacing the surrender Of
that city TO the insurgents. Nor has aay
thir been received from Minister Egan ii
Sanusgo.
1t 10 believed by the oiiicials Of the state
department., Dotwi,hstandirg dispasches ~
the contrary, Santiago 10 snil IN the hand.
Of Balmaceds. They base this opinion on
The fact that the department had not been
informed by Minis,er Egan OF its capture
they say he would certainly have notified
the department had the city been surre' :
dered, ~ there is no interference with the
cable line via Buenos Ayres, 50 far ~ the
!, department. kno~s.
Chilian mini .ter decln. 70 receive any
one tonight. Il 10 RELIABLY reported that he
received word today that Balmaceda 10 stili
10 possion Of Santiago and had not fled
The only news received here BY the envoys
Of the congressional party besides the dsr-
patch from Iquique saying the Junta ~s'
On its way To SAnuago. was = mes
sage from Lima stating that Santiago
was in the hsnds VI The ConRfessionAi
party and that they had estabiishsd tempo
rHry authority lookiog To tho safety OF per
sons and property. Balmaceda's where
xbouts 10 unknown. Mr.. Montt say there
can be no doubt but the capital has fallen
and the insurgents will be in full control
VI the government.
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SOCIAL PHsfIvIrIEe.
Secretary Blaine Attends Fec ptiou
Aboard the Chicago.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. 23.-At last, aftel
waiiing patiently all summer. the socia
world at Bar Harbor have had the pleasure
OF seeing Secretary Blaine ata socia
gathering.
The reception today on board the Chicago
Was honored by his presence, and for thu
fact, il for no other, WAS the event OF tht
season.
The immense ship was converted into 9
bower Of bunting.
Flags Of all nations, ti1wers and ever
greens were all abundance.
Admiral Walker receiv. d the guests. ~
sisted by the captains of the ships OF ths
squadron.
He talked and shook hands with nearl,
every one. Mrs. Blaine, Miss Blaine, Ms
and Mrs. EmmoDs Blaine were With him
Other guests were Hon. and Mrs. Cam
den C. Dixie, Hon. and Mrs James w
Gerard, Senator Hale. Mr.. and Miss Barney
Mrs. M. ID. Van Doran, Mr.. aud Mrs
Walter Kane, DR., W. A. ID ann, Mr.. Nathsr
Matthews, Blaine sdoubie, who was greeted
cordially by the secreisrv; Mr.. and Mrs
G. Meliist.r Wilson. Marquis Imperiai
Mr.. and Barney, in fat ali the societ,
people at Bar HArbor aud Sorrento.
The talk Of the hour is the engagement
Of the Misses Hunt to MIR. ii. N. Slater
he many times millionaire of Webster
Mass. who has been such lavish enter
tsiner here this season, and his son. Oas
sf the we'd iings is to come of, 1t ls ulore5
he 18th Of September, here. This Is be
surprise to every one. The Misses Hun
are daughters of the lsie Boston artist
William Morris Hunt.
Tne ship, sail tom orrow morning for Bel
fast.
Senator Hale bins the Senate naval com
nittee aboard the Eastern ysc1ts in TIN
hsrbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31
1ailruaos 4 Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement ~ Trains in Eject June
Zsth, 1891.

GOING wEST-s2s A. NJ. for Lewision
RDckfand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; no A
~ for HsIlnprn, Gardiner aud south Gardiacr
qa A. N. for Lewiston. Farmingtcp n, Hoekland
Portland. 1O.42 A. N. express for iiaiiow@l. Gar
diner Bruns wick, Portland and Boston connect
ing tor White Mountains and Quebec, Las z. u
for HaIloHslI Gardiner and South Gardiner, al.
r NJ for BrunsEick, Bath. Koekiand. Portland
Montreal, 06 r. N. for Hsiiovet, Gardiner and
south Gardiner; 100 r. NJ. might Pullman toi
h 1gi-ton, Bath. Portland and Boston.
.OtNs. EAsT-z.i0 A. N. might .xpress) fol
Es0-hegan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Hartof. 81
stephens, St. John and Aroostook Coanty, : IS
N for Wstcryiiie, and 5fo~hegan, (ProvinciA
tsyrrss leaves Naterviile for sangoy, Bar uss
bor and 81 John, at 30 Z. NJ 2H N. ex
tre-. for WaterSie, Newport. Dover, fokcroft
bangor Bar HarbOr and st John, 3.fa Z. NJ. 'os
waterville. Sko~hcgan, Oakland, (eannsetins
with sotnrr-et Rail say Belfast. Dover aud Fox
croft. Bangor, 81 stephens, st. John and A. oos
took County; 7.so +. VI for Wateryilles and ~;
AN, Sundays only, for Bangor.
The Night Pailmab Trains run each way every
night Sundays included, but mot 10 skowhegsn
beJond BaDgUr excepting to Bar arbor, on Sun
ihp day Express trains going West at 10 q A
~ and Fast at "a r. VI. ruo daily. Saadays in
cIuied b.i x"an Boston, lewiston, Bath RJok
Land Bar iIArbor and st. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
irave- Soath Gardiper as A. M, II so and I IS
T. " Gardiner, ga A. NJ; 100 and i.i5 Z. NJ
Haiios.li. 6.BA NJ. LIZ and t-Ss + N
through tickets to California and ali points
tuulh and West may be had Of II. ii. Walker
uckrt agrht. Augusta, the only ONCE in Augusta
ceiling via all routes and ehecking baggage fres Vi
tNp"nse.
rAfSON TUCKER, Vice Pres. Gen'i Manager
y. T. HoDIHBY. Gcar fass and Ticket ag't
Puf;laad June "a, 1871.
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auAAa BODY FOUND.


Especial 10 the KExEEBEc JoURzAL-I
GAsDTsER, Aug. 23.-As the tug Perry
VS. towing three schooners mp the fivei
this afternoon. when opposite GrseI's
Ledges. = bedy was seen hoAtirg in the
channel fsce co IN. l: wss taken Ia TOW
BY boat lowered from the schooner Cses'
cent and landed On the AAts just south Of
the Great Fslls ice houses. and the authofi-
ties VI Pislslon notified. The bodS had evil
IDENTIFY been in the wA'er come time, the face
vas discolersd and s~olien very much but
not disfsured. From all Appearances IL
was the body Of man about feet inches
high. IS years Of sge, red hair rather thin
snd = very high forehead and . thin red
mus.sche. He had on . pair Of gray pants
with small brown stripe. . brown vest
and dark sack coat, . light colored anti
flannel shit checked with . brown stripe
and bius Windsor tie with white dots.
There was Q slight bru'se over the right
eye, probably caused by coming in coniAcs
with some object in the water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-31

Samuel Farmer, Phillips hotel keeper
was fined 500 and costs. Saturday, fol
violating the liquor law. lie appealed.
Patrick Barnes OF Bangor, . gardener a
Bar Hafbor. took nearly half pint Of parii
green Friday noon. He died Saturday
morning.
Capt. Francis Kelley Of Bath, retired
shipmastsr. died saturday morning, aged
Ss yesrs. He leaves tro sons, Csbs. JohG
X. and Ernest F.
The tfeers Ut the Belfast shoe factory
went out ona strike Saturday. A list oi
prices wss made out for them to accept ol
leave. They chose the latter.
The postmaster at Bangor, Me-, has beer
directed to dispatch registered sacks 4
Pfesque Isle daily, except Saturdays ant
Sundays, and to make An additional dis
patch on Mondays NJ IA A. M, via th,
Vanceboro and Baogor railroad possofncs
com nencipg at once. THIS will make two
d,psiches. 8 As A. M. sad 7.35 Z. M, or
Msndays from Bangor.
The Portland & Ramfori Falls Rsilssy
Co, wants the town Of Peru 70 allow ths
railroad to pass along the old road around
Dix6eld ferry by the river bank (sbous I
half mile in iength) and the town 20 BULL
Q nes road farther back from the rivef
Ii 10 uodefstood thst the town IL Ling u
allow the rsilfosd corporation to pay fol
the construction Of new road to take tns
place Of the old one.
The U. 8. treasury department at Wash
ins,oa hes notified J. w. Mitchell, ksq
sorv.tarv NJ ths Maine Edfufcemeu
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the President Back At His faps Msy N.
Cottage.

NEw Yoxx, Aug. 29.--The train con-
aiuinx Prrrident Harrison and party AZ
rived At the Grand Central depot. this city.
Il 10 IS A. N.
lie drove from the depot in ciossd car
rlsge to the Cortisndt street ferry, which
he crossed and then took special train FOR
Cape May that was awaiting him 81 the
Penney Ivauia railroad depot in Jersey City.
The Prsidens's train was delayed In ~
.rrival shis morning, and was four hours
lste.
President Harrison arrived at Cape May
1t 8 80 this Of terno, IN. The President was
accompanied by Mr.. Howard Cole Of To-
iianapoIis, Private Secretary HalfoTd snd
Geo,ge W. Boyd Of the Pennsylvsnia Rail-
road There were no demopstrstious alosg
he route, except tba' st some OF the pstnoi-
psl stations small crowds gathered 10 sss
he train whirl by.
II was storming quite heavily when ths
rain arrived, aud the party walked under
unbrs las to the cottsse. The car Idle
.ild will remain until Monday to tsks hsss.
Harrison and other ladies nov at The cot
age to New Yorb. whore they will meet
Mrs. Russell Harrison and Ms Mckee,
sho will arrive by the steamer Majestic.
The President expressed himself % be-
ing highly pleased with his trip, and espen
i.lly did he enjoy the eemonssfa'ion as
Proctor, VI.
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Union PACIFIC DEAL.
Jay Gssld STEPS Out aad II is Thought
vxnderb.lts will Succeed.

CHicAco, AUG. as.-A morning paper
here psinss the following:
Il is generally undsrssocd that Jay Could
he's virtually rslirqsished control Of the
Union Pacific Railway and that ths'ms1ensv
Of the stocks and bonds Of The company hsse
been placed In the hands OF the banking
hrm Of DR. xel, Morgan 4 Co. 3 Pisrfons
Morgan 10 TO b the lssd,rg spiris In the
Management Of that road hereafter. Sidney
Dillon. president Of The Union Paci6c, II 10
ssid, 10 about to reign his posiuon and b.
5. Spsncer, formerly vice presldsns OF The
Balsimors and Ohio. and st present 10
charge Of Drexrl. Morgan L Compsny's .
railway afAirs, 10 mentioned - Dillons
suecessos. The management Of the goa :
pspy 10 to undergo complete CHANGE The
general opinion 10 that Dfexel, Aorssn 4
Co., acquired control Of the Union
Pacific ia the inseress Of the Vauderbils,,
vho are alec fighting for profession ~
the Denver and kio GrAnde railroad. II
they succ~edin getting the Rio Gsands Il is
believed their next move will be 10 secure
control Of the Southern Pacific, and there
are no seFious ,bs scles In the way of their
getting it. With ,his road in their control
the Vauderbiits viii be msster Of the si'ua-
tioa and b. able to dictate tsfms 10 oil other
lines, 90 far as uatils between the Atlantic
and Pacific 10 concerned.
One Of Mr.. Moryan's most intimate
friends denies that there 10 any deal with
The VALderbilis.
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C0IPLE1B VICTORY.
Juntl Of The Con6fessioHalkls
Going Into Santiago.
Details Of Fight in Which the Diclatsr
was Routed.

WAsHrxGroS, Aug. s0.-A despatch
dated Valparaiso, Aug. 80, seceived as the
navy department from rear admiral Brown
reads: "InsuIgents have possession Of the
city Of Valparaiso; taken yesterday morn.
ing after = very sanguinary engagement
The government had the advantase-good
posi,i ,n-but bad gereralship. Troops dis
affected. Insurgent ships not present.
Forss not engaged. Lynch with three
second class torpedo boats were captured.
Foreign sdmirsIs demanded = guarantee in
protecting the lives and property Of foreign
subjects. have one hundred men q the
consulate. Many refugees on board. The
provisional president 10 here"
The following dispatch was received this
afternoon by Mr.. Mont. the congressional
Gnvoy:
IQuiouE. Aug. so.
The Junts Of the congressional govern
ment b en- route for Santiago today.
alSigned ERRAzuKiz'
In another dispatch TO Senior MONT,
Errszuriz says: Our triumph in Placidia
has been complete. The troops Of Baima-
ceda numbered $4,000 men. Three thou
sand prisoners sod all of his artillery has
been taken, and Valparaiso has been occu-
pied divi,hout resistance. Vieuna. Godoy,
Bsnsdos minister Of interior, and Viei,
the inte ndente of Valparaiso, have fad to
the foreign vessels in the harbor. Our
losses are not considerable"
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etiapSs Adventure that Led TO Oh oot

New SHARON, Aug. pa breeze hai
been stirred up in New Sharon by the re
port that boy had been shot. The fact i-
learned to be that Willie Frederick, . bo,
10 or ~ years old, had been over to hi.
aunls, Mrs Marian williamson, and OIL
returning home near 10 O'Clock IL
he evening with his small fowl
ing piece. he saw an object in the
foad coming toward him. lie called three
times for the object to hal" As it still
continued to advance ia silence he fired hit
chsrge Of shot at il. The pt rson, which be
,ays he though. was "a large dog, then lef,
the road. clambered over the fence, still
silent, and ,hs Fredrirki by went along
nome, which was only short distance, and
~ent to bed.
The object shot was . Gordon boy abou
fifteen ears old, who had been visiIi lg
young Fredrick' 3 brother and had started fol
home Not recognizing each other. both
boss were evidelil badly frightened. The
iordon boy received the charge Of shot
(forty-four by coun,) 10 his legs
jusi below the kroin, lie hastened
into Theodore Princes near by
and Prince took him home and q
physician WAS called who dressed hit
wounds and Who said that had the charge
been directed four inches higher it would
surely have killed him.
BJth boys are Of good character and e1'
eel ent friends, and neither would harm the
1ther Intentionally. Young Gordon IL doing
we'll with q had looking wound, aud the
Fred .ricks boy has an object lesson te
remember for life time.