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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
EACH TO HE'D THE ornEn,s DAUGHTER
The Singular Romance or Col. Forsyth and
DIR. Bnchc.

DIR. Bnchc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 4.--News comes from the
West that Col. Forsyth, formerly Of Gen.
Sheridan's stafi. has Just succeeded in win
ming tho hand OF the daughter Of his old friend.
Dr. Dallas Bache, Philadelphian. also in tho
military service. and that Miss Forsyth, tho
Colonel's daughter. has become engaged to
DR.. Bache. Each Of the mon is 60 years Of age,
and each has been q widowcr about the saino
length OF time. Neither OF tho young women
is much over 70 years Of age.
II was Mt one Of the military forts near
Omaha where these gallant heroes fell victims
his family. and here It was TINT each wooed
tho others daughter. None OF the arrange
ments for the weddings has been announced
yet. but the smallest details will be watched
for eagerly in this city.
Dr.. Dallas Bncho is direct descendant OF
Benjamin Franklin and Is connected with the
families Of the late George M. Dallas, Vice.
President with James X. Polk. as we'll as with
tho poet Byron who. In his lettcrs. makes mem
ton Of My cousins. tho Dallases. In Amer
lea"
COL Forsyth was sent to Pine Ridge during
the Indian outbreak there. Ho WINS very nc
tive. but charges were made that he had over
stopped his authority. He was courtmartialled
for this. but was acquitted. His marriage sew
eral years ago was social event OF national
interest. ...
It attracted society and military people from
NIL parts Of the country to Columbus, O..
where he married the daughter OF the late
William Dennison. Governor Of Ohio. Gov
Dennison was once Postmaster General in The
Cabinet Of President Lincoln. and first Gov
ernor Of the District Of Columbia, an Office
afterward abolished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
A LESSON IN MANNERS,
And When the Cigarette Smoker Resented Il,
It WINS Further Impressed Upon Him.

A well-dressed gentleman who sat In box
at the Columbus Theatre on Saturday night
went out between the acts to smoke cigar In
the lobby OF the theatre. An overdressed
young man OF 10 years. taking cigarette from
his pocket. asked the gentleman for light
When the gentleman handed him, his match
box the young man remarked. perhaps with u
certain lack Of polish In his manner:
garw ,,o,,o it,,
torted the gentleman. but hero is match II
"oh. you 60 to tho devil; you're too stuck on
yourself" was the cigarette smokers repartec.
This ended tho interchange OF ciyilities. and
the gentleman with tho cigar sent tho young
man with the cigarette spinning toward the
gutter. There was some applause by the by
ISLANDERS as the young man started for Cant.
Westeryelts police station In East 13Jthl
street +? complain of the treatment he had
tho thcntro to Investigate. reported back to
the uaptpin thnt the cigar smoker was really,
tho agEricved pnrty. and that his treatment Of
the cigarette young man was justihable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05

The Doctors Say that Miss Lizzie Constable
Cannot Recover.

The Doctors Say that Miss Lizzie Constable
Cannot Recover.
wrLxEsBARRE. Oct. 4.-Mlss Lizzie Constable.
tho Plymouth young lady who was seized with
hydrophobia while giving party at her resi-
dence. is In very critical condition. Two
more doctors were called In.
Tho patient was unconscious most Of the
time. In her rawlings she besought her at
tendnnts to put the dogs out She was under
tho impression that the room was full Of dogs.
and that they were only awaiting an opportu-
nifty to make an attack on her. The taste Of
water sends the patient into Mysteries. She
can be heard barking across the street.
The physicians propose to perform some
heroic operation TO- morrow. but the recovery
Of the girl is considered out Of the question.
She Is fast losing strength. Much sympathy
is expressed for her.
The family physician would have had her re-
moved to the Pasteur Institute in New York
had she shown any signs Of improvement. but
her condition oil day has been 80 weak that at
q oonsultation Of physicians It was thought
best not to remove her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
LIEUT.. cor JoNks.s ErEs GIrE our.
The General Cosstsg te New York Tor
Treatment--Must Give Up Work.

BNoHAMroS. Oct. 4.-The Morning RepubH-
can will Any that Con. Jones left for New York
this evening to receive treetmcnt from special
lists for an eye trouble. For some timc he has
done large amount IF work. using his eye
sight to au unusual extent.
The pressure Of his increasing business and
his political and State labor have largely over
taxed his physical md nervous eystem. and II
is feared no will become blind. This misfor-
tune will practically unit him for the present
campaign and he will be compelled to forcgo
his many plans.
The General. however. hoped to be able to
dictate letters and continue his present work
for the Husband,nan. His physicians will In
sist on relaxation from all work, mercantile
and political. FOR tho present Several special
lists arc to treat the case,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
Probably n Mortal Stab.

Charles Shaw. truckman. 22 years Of age.
of Tenth avenue and Twenty-lfth street. lies
in the Roosevelt Hospital In critical condi-
t Aes su i cst sEu arest ma
Max Nolco OF Ill Wost Fory-ninth street
brother. 1uarreled with Shaw last night In
Herman stabbed Shaw on the top Of the hend.
Max and Herman Nolce were arrested. Shaw
will prnbnhly die
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
THERE'S 4 BABY IN THE HOUSE
The Extent OF Col. Dan L.amont's Discoverie
At SIC Madison Avenue.

The Extent or Col Dan Lamont's Discoveries
ut SIC Madison Avenue.
As'the stream Of people going to and coming
from church passed the Cleveland residence. at
816 Madison avenue, yesterday every eye
turned smilingly to the windows
One Of the earliest visitors at the house was
Col Daniel 8. Lamont He congratulated the
e1-President. and then began to talk politics.
When he came out he couldn't tell the color
Of the babys eyes or what she looked like.
house, and that's about all l do know" he said.
.".They haven't come to any conclusion about
the name az far as l know: and e. tor the
Both Mira Cleveland and her daughter are
doing well, and It is expected that they will
Mr.. Roswell p. Flower said to the reporter:
II shall send note Of congratulation to Mr..
Cleveland this afternoon: I was very much
pleased to hear the news"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
An Un,I~a,,n.a suicide.

The body cf an unknown man was found In
West l7lst street near the old AIucduct road
yesterday afternoon. The dead man WAS
about rs years old. message written ON a
am about t. commit suicide. Notify John
Mnlcahy, 81 East ll1th street
John Mulcahy could not bc found at that adj
dress. There was no outward mark to indicate
tho maaner al the man 8 suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
BELATED STEAMSHIPS.
The City OF Rone and the America Two
,.,.a Days Overdue.

. .,.a- Days Overdue.
All steamships Of the belsted feet that ar
rived yesterday, met heavy weather the first
part of the voyage and unusually dense fogs
of the Banks thereafter. The Kaiser Wilhelm
II. Of the North German Lloyd limo was more
than day late. The oil carrier Elsie Marie,
from Harburg,. ran into a, succession Of hail
and rain squalls lasting twenty-four hours.
The Anchor line Steamship City OF Rome was
two days overdue last night She passed Cape
Race. the southeast extremity Of Newfopnd-
morning. It Is probable that she may have
been fog bound as well rs tempest tossed. The
America Of the National line Is also two days
overdue.
special message from Washington reports
o severe storm In the Atlantic A. barometric
pressure of 28.O6 was reported last night from
bermuda. This indicates dangerous weather
for vessels sailing south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
THE CENTRAL EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The Eapty Packages Found In Field Four
Miles from Utica.

UTICA. Oct 4.-Three of the express bags.
several boxes, packages. and envelopes
secured In tho American Express robbery be-
tween hero and Little Falls last Wednesday
wero found In q field at Harbor. four miles east
OF this city. to-day.
One OF the bags was for WatcItown. and con-
tanned money envelopes addressed To- banks In
Adams and WatertOwn. One envelope was
marked $1,000. and several Of tho boxes had
contained diamonds, watches, and silveTware.
as shown by the way bills. All Of the packages
hnd bpan riIiel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
George Gros.'s Suicide.

ELIZABETH, Oct. 4.-Tho body of man was
found this evening in leld on tho outskirts
OF this city. A revolver was In his right hand
and there was bullet holo In his forehead.
Letters were found II his pockets sh9}w VII
that his name WIS George Gross; i Hns Letter.
Lighthouse Board OF Tompklnsville. b. l..
stating that Gross was arst-class ship car;
been patient In st. Michaels Hospital. New
ark. He had only few cents In his pocket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
MASSACRED BIZ INDIANS.
A Story that 50 white People Have he
Killed In Mexico.

AAAc0 ~ Ac1hcVs
San ANTONIO. Oct. 4.-John H Parton. an
American. who for two years has been en-
gagged in the mining business near Mctztillan
in the State Of Hidalgo. Mex. arrived here to-
day. and brings information OF an Indian
outbreak in the district Of Tulamengo in that
State. The trouble is an outgrowth Of dis
pute between several colonies Of Spaniards
and Germans and tho Indians. the new set
tiers attempting to settle on the lands Of the
natives.
The Indians resisted the attempts to evict
them. ard much bloodshed has resulted. Mr..
Parton says that few days before his depar-
ture settlement Of whites was attacked by
Indiaps, and nearly 200 people massacred. in
cludifig men. women and children. The colo
nists hove appealed to the Government for
protection. and several battalions Of troops
are on their way to the scene Of the trouble
from Pachuca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
a Fight with Tramp. May End Fatally.

ERIE Oct. 4.-Charles Sturgess and Edward
OHara of Buffalo were held up by tramps
near tho State line last night sturgess., who
in the Hanoi Hospital His companion.
O'Hara. while making tight TO save his
friend. was also 30 badly stabbed that his lie
Is despaired OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
sUNOL ON THE KITE TRACK.
She Trots . Half In I sO8 and Jogs Out {
Mile In Sis "a.

: STOCKTON, Cal. Oct lin exercising yesterday
on the kite shaped track. Marvin drove sunol
half . mile in one minute and three seconds
and logged full mile in AJAX. He speeded
her only on the first half mile. Palo Alto trot.
ted around the kite-shaped track in exercise
in 2:11k. His record is 2:12x.
Tho track is very fast and all horsemen here
predict that Sunol will boat 2:08 when she ia
sent against the record. The meeting next
Tuesday promises to be brilliant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05

CLEVELAND. Oct. AIR. Rockefeller will not
leave his summer home until the end Of tho
month. His nerves are somewhat, unstrung
and he Is not At for business. although his
case Is not rewarded as serious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05

Tske the Southwestern Limited via Now York Cen.
trial for Chicago, Cnctnnati and bt. Louis. Fast time
Elegant servtce-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05
Average. .'....-..,.. ....
Average on Oct. 4, 1880 .


Average UH Ocl o. Io'o 'Uo3H~
FORECAST TILL r. y. MONDAY.
For southeastern New York dncludins Long IslAndA
also for western Connecticut and northern New jersey
cooler; cloudy and showery in the morning. with fog
over the coast and Sound; clearing weather toward
night: west to northwest winds.
For Tuesday. fair and cool.
For Wednesday,. generally fair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05

Nonrmhe6S OF MS Minister OF War. AS Crown
Frlncc. william once highly complimented
aalor.GencraA Won Krosigk upon the splendid
drill Of his cavalry brigade. adding impulslve.
W,IWhcn am Emperor. will give you an
Gny corps 10 command"
hrosigk. intending to express his good
wishes for the Ill Emperor Frederick. clumsily
replied: II trust that shall not live to see
that day."
William took this as a personal afHront. and
upon ascending the throne did everything in
ns power to prevent Won KrosiRk's promotion.
AFTER all HIS efforts TO defer the time for Won
hr'sigk's promotion to o full Generalship had
Decn exhausted. he requested the War Minis
pass over the cnse. The War Minister
answered:
III Won Krosigk goes. 60 too"
Ahe Emperor yielded to the force OF this
ahrcat but Won Krosigk is still on his black
hst and IL likely at any time to DO surprised by
animperial insult.
The belief is fast spreading In tho army that
no longer sufices to be capable officer to
eaih promotion. but Q man must be also q
eourler and ttme-server The belief Is sap
ping tho efficiency Of the officers corps. hith-
emo tho irrcproachable feature Of the
imperial army. This state Of affairs is
especially evident In Berlin and Potsdam
Nooody' Tor instance. dares go to the once
popular Union Club. because tho neighbor-
hsVi thorcabouts Is infested with tho En-
.erors spies. who note tho names Of all visl-
~fs' II is equally fatal TO nm officers pros
poets To stop at the Ofhcors' Casino on the
.sfiser Piatz- The Emperor has expressed
Sn disapproval Of these places and has warned
ms omoers that the barracks messroom
saould AFFORD them all the refreshment and re-
@Nsaon that they need. +"
The civil service is hardly better treated than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25
A Wfer Step

The passage of the Clasou bill in the
House OF Representatives. yesterday was
a move forward IL places the Republi.
cans of Maine in line with those of other
states in support of ballot reform
measure which for some years past has
been constantly growing in popular
favor. 1t shows that the Republicans
Of Maine are not afraid of legislation
which aims TO secure the freest and
fairest possible expression If popular
opinion. We believe that this law will
be an exceedingly popular one with the
people of Maine, ard that when they
have once voted under it all will will.
ingly eoncede its advantages over the
old method.
The contest has been an animated one
and has been vigorously sustained On
both sides. The Jol RNAl has come ia
for some acrimonious criticism on the
part OF - few gentlemen, who have diff
fered from It on this question. but 1t has
endeavored on its own part to kecl
withlnlthe bounds of courtesy and good
Judgment. 1t believes that certain op
ponents OF the Australian ballot mater
tally weakened their cause By the tactics
used In lighting for it.
Now that this matter is disposed o.
we trust the Republican party will clos,
in its ranks and cultivate that hormou,
which Ia essential to the successful fur
thering of those great principles ia
which Il stands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Points for People In Search Of PolanA
and Csxf.ure.


1T is more usual Il, social notes to put
the address at the head Of yu1r note and
the date at the conclusion. iG Is courteous
for y man writing 70 a WOMAN whose bus
band he tioss noE klow, TO Address the let
ter To the husband, for the y ife- DO not
us. the form Mrs. Smith, care Of Mr..
SMITH A very convenient and now quite
usual custom is 10 commence your note on
tbs fourth page and continue TO the third,
seeo1ld and first The cards left rs you
mention are correct. The woman leaves 3
card for Won only, while her husband $
cards are intended one for you and one for
your husband On returning cards for
yourself and your husband, of course you
will follow the same rule. In taking your
card TO the people Of whom you write, your
husband will take only one Of yours for
the lady" Harper's Bazaar furnishes a
rural subscriber with the useful points
quoted aad answers other correspondents
a. follows:
Fruit napkins are only essential for such
fruits as peaches, pears, ETC., that leave
stain. Fer wiping the fingers after using
the finger bowl the napkin that has been
In service through the meal must be en-
pIoyed. except in the case instanced above,
where fruit napkins have been provided
With summer fruit.
At an afternoon wedding, even when q
bride wears white, the groom should not
wear dress suit, but instead black troek
coat, black vest, coiored striped trousers
and pearl colored gloves. The groom also
wears white flowers in his buttonhole
The bride takes the groom's left arm. The
bridemaids usually walk in pairs, but when
walking with the ushers they also take the
left arm.
One does not refuse" an invitation; ire
greet" that you are unable to accept. An
invitation should be answered at the
earliest possible moment. Send your cards
for a wedding reception the same as for
any other reception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25

The idea that there is anything undig-
niiled or out Of place In the Governor OF
the State expressing his Views upon "A
great question OF public policy is a doc
trine Of extremely recent date 1t may
be that our constitution was framed to
make 1t incumbent upon the Chief Exec
utive to give formal expression of his
views on public questions at the con
vcuing Of the Legislature with the idea
that he should resolutely hold his peace
for the remainder of the session. If this
ia the case, the trainers Of that instru.
ment unfortunately failed to provide for
il. The Governors Of Maine have usually
been men who entertained opinions
upon questions Of state interest, and the
expression OF those opinions has DO;
usually been without Influence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25
A Cos d Days Work

By an uns xpectsdly large majority the
House has passed the bslics bill as il came
from the Senate, ard it is already practically
the Law Of the State. Ths. the Advertise
10 eratited with the result, need not be
said. Fer more than two yesrs this pspe,
has supported tue reform with what ability
it could. sincerely believing that our cleo
ton lava snd methods were de.
fective, that under them serious abuses
bad cteps 10, and that the secret ballot. tested
hv practice as Is has been. offered the moss
efacacioue remedy for the evils filctipg the
suffrage. Ii has teea long, hard contest,
ssStnst determined and veil equipped oppo-
rents; but the side that we tirnlly believe 70
be in the right. tsiumphs at last. and Msine
takes her stsnd with ,he states that, 10 one
form or another. have adopted the princi
pie Of secret voting, For some tine il has
been plain {, sill. except the wiifuily blind,
that the prepondersncc of public sen,imeu,
in the State Vas 10 favor Of tire bill. The
Legislature has finally been brought t.
realize thi, fact, and t, grAft the lesisls-
ton desired. II is good days work. By
its act today the House not only promote.
the integrity Of the ballot and the
inasrendsno OF the voter ard brings
Maine into line with advanced ard pro
gressive ooumoaweslths, but the Republi-
cans Of the House Who supported the meas
ure. have by their vote. rescued their psrty
from faise and dangerous position sad
placed it on the right side. Il 10 Saod
days work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25

Levistaa Journal: 1. % sviden: inst
when tuberculosis 10 esst.s - well ~ in
human beings 10 aenseirg, net epig the
quality Of food but also the human bsa.s1,
il 10 no time to remit pfscAafion Or inter-
q shs Maine Cattle Commission pf5c<sc
II an an annsxAticaist. and have bssn
i.r sseGty years." says General Trsnzs
Msn4ser Reeves 81 the Grad Trunk, who
lives in Montreal 81 you'd ike 70 see the
Stars and Stfires hsAslns OVER every mile 81
The Grxad Trask ard CsnSliAn Pscis;
sys.sms- What AID dArssg taon, then,
20 beard the Eton ID bis len. the Macdonald
in his hall? T.sasoa. sis John, sh&r are
you going 20 DO sboas III
Portland Advertiser These two young
men -ho eonsess that they put slsepers On
tbs railroad track aesr Wells for isn"
VII be likely 70 Gaa Is rather serious fan
before shey get through. The ordinary
tsar1ar>f 10 respectable citizen compared
si,h thu ,rain-rrscksr.
As. Pfa1k p Wood Ut EAEsof has jas.
t.snafed 90 the museum of tie Maine State
,
Fossils, minerals and oths. natural history
specimens
SoE5e pretty big stories ara told Of STOW
drifts ia Aroostook county blt the bisges.
comss freB commercial traveller this
week. He had recently come from tasts
ssd said some men were cnappisg wood.
A large tree fell tbs wrong way aad
str tchsd Its giant trunk directly ACROSS the
road. The snow on either side vas 30 high
hat after clearing away the limbs il as
fcuaa tAs. il you'd not isssrfer9 with travel
ia L4e least a. horse aai sleigh could
easily pass under it. The narrator himself
had done so.
After one hundred and twenty four years
Of smooth le2i'isrion, the voters Sfth town
Of Cape Elizabeth thought they would
introduce I'll innovation iaio .oxE Affairs
this sptiaz This they I'D By refusing to
accept the report Of the town officers
Things will 20 on jos, the same, though.
In az article In a recent number of TIE
Journal Of American Foik.L Lore, Prof. J
Waiter Pewkea Of Harvard University says
the P4ssamsquoiiies are the purest blooded
InIiass a0~ living In New England. Prof.
Feeke. has collected several old legends
81 the tribe, ~hich will be of much inter
ess 70 future generations.
a marble bust Of Col. Psysoa Tucker,
the popular manager Of the Maine Central,
cut in Florence, Of a model by +. A. Shaw,
has sfrivsd ard was shown 70 a few friends
yesterday. i,is = Aae hkeness and the de-
fails If tbs work are perfectly executed.
The bust viii probably be placed in Mr..
fuckers residence, Portland.
The turn IA events which level-headsd
Nains farmers have for two or three years
been predicting, 1t last seems to have
actually arrived and there now appears 10
be good prospect shesd for beef crossing
As 4 profitable part Of Maize and New Eng
land farming
The Boston Globe classes Albany, N. Y,
and Bath, Maine, az finland cities We
cannot agree with the Globe. Albany is
one hundred and for,y-fve miles from the
sea- which Is far enough to be inland, prob
ably bat Bath is not remote from the
sea, which Webster defines to be inland,
BAT is at the sea. Would the Government
have awarded contract for building is
master iron-clsd war vessels to . firm in an
finland city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25
4 e:.,a wash f.r The TestA.

Good dentists recommend lime water -
an exeezl.sist .sati-ss-isi fgE the teeth- After
bruxhins, the teeth as ssuai the mouth IS
simply riEsed out with The lime water Il
may be made By pouring quart OF cold
water on two tablespoonfais OF unsfacked
lime Let is stand few minutes, then
bottle and cork, and when il is clear it is
ready for use A glass frRit jar Is a con-
yenieDt thing to make it in. Any bottle
used for the purpose l. ruined for other
nse, IS the lime ebotais the gLass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25

Loves young dream was very bright
one, and i.s fulflllmenr will be bright. too,
il the bride will remember that che is q
woman, and liable to all the ills peculiar to
her sex. We remind those who Sre suffer
ing from any Of these, that DIR. Pierce's
FavoYite Prescription will renew the hue
Of youth in pale and saiiow cheeks, correct
irritating uterine diseases, arrest and cure
liberation and Inflammation. and infuse
new vitality into wasting body. Favor
lite Prescription" is the only medicine for
women. sold by druggists. under positive
guarantee from the manufactures, that it
will give satisfaction in every case. or
money will be refunded. This guarantee
has been printed on the bottls-wrapper. and
faithfully carried out for many years.
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