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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20

Henry Mahoney. a Sellknowu local commits
sion merchant, died In this city last Wednesday
For some thlrty.hve years he was In business on
Sansonle and Washington streets. The deceased
who was highly respected for his Integrity aud
Industry, leaves widow and several children TO
mourn his loss. ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20

Henry hildebrand. retail grocer. Of 1712
Eddy street, has declared himself AN insoI-
vent debtor. He owes S4o3S IS. His assets
are nominal,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20
Flour-Mills Started

BAKERSFIELD. Nov. 19-Wagner's new
roller flour-mills were successfully started
yesterday, having capacity OF seven ty-iye
barrels per day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20
Al Roberts Indicted

AUBURN, Nov. 19.-The Grand Jury has
indicted Al Roberts on the charge of train
wrecking
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBtrth marriage and death notices sent py mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.l
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20
JEDEDIAH BOWEN

JEDEDIAH BOWEN.
Jedediah Bowen, who was the chief helper OF
A. E. Bovay, who is credited by many with hay-
Ing been the found of the Republican party,
died yesterday at RipoD, WIS, aged rs years.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20
LATEST SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
NJ

AfF1Vtu.
THURSDAY, November 10.
Br ship British General Tuloch 81 days from
Newcastle, NSW; 254S tons coal, to Balfour Guth-
RE & Co
/ Nor ship King Cenric. Savessn. 50 days from
Newcastle, NSW; 2l20 tons coal, to Moore g.
Co.
Br ship Manydown Glover. 144 days from Swan
sea; 1910 tons coal. to Meyer. Wilson d Co.
Ger bark Visurgis, Meyer. 1855 days from Liver
pool; 1887 tons coal, to Bafour. Guthrie d Co.
Sailed.
THURSDAY. November 19.
Stmr Scotia, johnson, Humboldt
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-Sailed Nov l7-Bark Geo Homer
for Seattle and Tacoma.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
ANTw ERP-Arrived Nov 19-Stmr Illinois, from
New York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Nov 19-Stmr Lain. from
Antwerp.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10, 1891, to the wife of j.
Guerrieri a dau shter.
RICHTER-In East Oakland, November IA, 1891,
to the wife of Is. j. Richter, daughter.
COOKIE Oakland, November 49, 1891, TO the wife
OF Learder T. Cook, daughter.
MAURER-In Alameda, November IL, 1891 to the
wife OF Fred Maurer. q dan .htNr.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28
Screen doors at Sears

-'i"e per cent money ut Wilson
Brothers.
The farmers took the town Friday
and Saturday.
Nose Fuchs, the wise man of the
Devils, was in town the other dav.
Warehouses; is headquarters for
DOCKS novels, stationery, etc.
frank Jennes brick yard presents
scene of industry these days.
a dance and ice cream festival will
DE given in the new Sears building
when completed.
MI Greer was at Payette a few
days this week placing some machin-
cry in position.
Inc mill is steadily shipping -four.
year ago we were importino this
community, now we are exporting it,
A stranger made GUN play at an I
other stranger Saturday night. The e
other stranger doubled up his bio fist Il
and the gun man run.
~ u. Brombles and Alex Camp a
peil, TWO capitalists of Kansas Citv 3
are mere casting prospective eve t'
over the country. re
Our friend the Leale has chance,
It's form to six column quarto and &C
contains its usual GOOD readino 10
Right brother, sail in fo, ;m,r,,,a tn
ment. ne
Inc crops are growing, ana soon
the golden grain in the fields will act
heed moving; then is the time TO on Inc
to the Idaho Commercial 90. &c. yo
farm Implements an'
Herman Haas announces hi. ;ota, csc
tlon of closing out in this issue We
Will wager years subscription that at
mighty good bargain can be driven OF
with Mr.. Haas. Call on him gun
Jenney & Numbers have inst oot the
II a new line of mixed paints which as
hey guarantee to be made of ,, 10 l
li'seed OIL and white lead, they have ava
-iso glass oils, white lead, putty .nd II
verything else in that line new
Last Friday the reporter bebeId 9, peg'
immense crowd ,ro+hao, Ct" the {
Il" 'n'hklhg Il man was killed ha
'sneo up only to learn that it wa, Will
I interesting game of marhlo, oo,. IIawl
! between Frank Townley and Kid At lie
lis. about
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

Wilson Brothers have 49, -
Mitchell wagon every dav fas
days 'or -,
Alfred Eotf, of Boise. was i,
'ne lore part of the week uo
his way to San Francisco : On
The crickets are still ro,;,
Mann creek and the safety Of o. %
greatly feared for Ups Is
Many teams are engaged in H.,
ING the stream of goods hahn 'a''-
o cont a, the "sSer depot for the upper ps''
mr. Richardson, the engineer Z.
'he hour mill, returned last H., ~
from Iowa, where he was ool,s
''ort Time ago by the illness oe
sister Ills sister has recov, red 80
Bannas at sommercamps
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

lheN can hold candle to Bill
Barlow.
Lots of upper country folks wer
down to attend the Farmers Allianc,
meeting.
C. F. Drake has begun house keep
ing in the house formerly occupied
by Captain Chase.
The band boys are rapidly improv-
ing and each day increases the neces
sity of a band stand
Compare the amount of local news
matter in The SIGNAL with anything
in this section and see who leads.
The residence of F. T. Page took
ire the other evening but was extin
gulshed before much damage was
done.
The Nendome still continues to be
the admiration of strangers. The
genial proprietors, McGregor & Coax
ley make friends with everybody.
The man who don't advertise is
always the one who has the most to
say about what the town Daper OUGHT
TO do and say and how il should he
'un.
Davis, the harness man, has just
got IN more goods. Now is the time
or the farmer to buy of him and oct
ne most for the least money Har-
ess oil in cans kept on hand
Note the change in Sommercamp.s
4 this week He is thorouoh bns-
less man and merchant He wants
our trade and is going to have if
ld 1t is useless Tor you to try 20
cape his clutches.
a dynamite torpedo was found lyino
IhE signal office doof in the dusk II
evening recently The GatIino .
n mas been swung around to face
west entrance, new stool known f.
the "Ghastly Corpse stool added IL
tne Office and developments are
aited.
Herald The construction of tba ia
smelling plant at Mineral will Ina u"
0n at once. The parties having "
enterprise in hand mean business
WITHIN the next sixty DAYS they alb.
De receiving ores from the Rlacl LOT
W. Silver Bell and Transit mines co,
east ZOO will be working in and
1t 'he mines, and lively times in
amp Will he the result Jol
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

brose q Harvey have com,l.to
abstracts of Titles to all lands. town
"''S and mines in Wasbinoton
county '''i
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

Johnsons W '''eS' Ut
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

Ah II =
brose q Harvey for farm Io.n,
Brose & Harvey for Insurance ).
all kinds. Nv Vi
hooms to rent Apply to Son
and Gorrie. "'l'er
're"' bargains in all lines at Som
mer X Gorries.
i"' largest and best stock in the
county at Sommercamp's
Brose & Harvey do accurate o,
N''anc'ng and handle real estate "
services Mt the Baptist churcI, SIM
'ay at $ o'clock p. m.
'"''"ercamp is king of al
nerciiants and sells at the lou.
PRICES "'S'
"'n'S worsted suits. from sc ~
'P' at the One Price Cash s,ore !,
ommer & Gorric.
. Sommer still continues 70 ho,,
'r'h at the old stand with = cbo;,
It oi fancy goods. groceries &c
"fee plugs of l2-oz. SMOKING ,o
'''o' as good quality us anv il
' niarkeI, at Sommcr & Gn,,so
7 81 90.
prose d Harvey have comul.t
S'racts of Titles to all lands. town
> ana mines in Washington
unity. ''
p pi''N"''N'e kes beer is the latest at
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

're'' bargains in all lines at Som
ner x Gorrie's. 80"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

Three plugs of I2-oz smoL;,
u'''' as good Il quality as anv il
tut. . market at Sommer & Gor,;o
for 81 90. ' '
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28
Brose q Harvey for farm loan.

prose q Harvey for Insurance D
all kinds. "'e Oh
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

''''''lnelcamp IS king of an
prices. ""'S'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

"entS worsted suits. from sc ~
up at the One Price Cash store Of
Sommer & Gorric ~
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-28

,. Sommer still continues 10 bold
forth at the old stand with !, on,',
'o' Oh ncy.soods. groceries &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
BELIEVE IN REVENGE.
Bloodthirsty Threats Of Committee n
the Way To Interview Blaine.

PIrrsBURa. Pa, March ia connN
tee Of II Italians paced through Pitaslufe
today en- route to Wa hipston 70 ~ Ssepc.
Rotary Blaine. President Harrison "a ~
Italian minister and demand that sts,e II
taken immediately In the New Oti1an
killing. PMquei Corite, spokssmsn H.
the party, vas very much 10 sasnssG b
said: ''lf Italians in other ci,iea follow
our example there will BE- raised In ~
days fund of 100000 to aid In the
work OF securing justice or revenge.
| believe the killing at New Orleans will
result in war, but il the Italian governments
does not force to complete and ss.islsct.
DRY issue the reparation necessary, I viii
say that an army Of Italians will ssssmhls
in New Orleans to fully and sffeciuslly
aver ge the murder OF our countrymsn."
You believe in the Malta and the Va.
detta?"
II believe in revenge. Italians m
revenreiul when angered. We are terribly
angry"
"what will you demand Of this govern.
ment?"
"rhst those concerned in killing "
Italian prisoners be brought to justics, al
that full ard complete PREPARATION b nads
to the families of the deceased"
"If such demands fail, whN?'
1--WE shall demand OF the Italian govssa.
mept that IL compel 1t"
"Wbst would that amount to even u
Italy should seek to compel acquiescencs h
her demands
why sir, Italy has such q navy that Il
she SO choose she could station her vssssll
five miles from land ard ruin your cessl
cities. Iisly has $50 or more vessels d
war. You see what she could do"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
DASHED III PIECns.
Waves Woshi0g 6avoc With Vessels
Wrecked at DAY Head.

New BEDFORD, MSss., March lG The
revenue cutter Dexter arrived in port today
with the crew Of the wrecked tug TfAns,
Who took the train for Newport. The
Tfians 10 fast breaking up In = heavy ses
rolling in from the southwest. The bow OF
the vessel has settled over the esse of the
ledge, the seas making sad hsvo, with the
house on deck, pieces breaking from il and
drifting ashore. The gale is Increasing.
and no doubt the tug will be n total Los $.
An examination this morning sho eel tha,
the bottom had hole from stem to stern.
Cutter Gsllstin arrived in port today,
having come from Vineyard Haven via
Gay Head. The Galatln found il impossi
BILE to land stores for the shipSeecked
sailors at the headiaud. She took look
at the wrecks. The ses was terribly rough
The cutter went ia sho'u as far a. she
dared. and saw that the waves were making
= clean sweep over ths Galena and tug
Nina, which locked as if it had been washed
further up on the bssch. lhe waves were
banging into the steamer. 1ha Galiatir
people think that ii she gale increases ,ls
GslenA Will g. to pieces in few huns
The Gailatin tonight went to Edsartown tc
wait until 'he gale subsites, aud ,hsn At
atfsmps will be made 10 get 10 Gay H. sd
with provisions. The Dexter will lea7e il
the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Hxpr ditiou Against the Dacoits.

LONDON, March l6.-A force Of 1900
British and Indian troops have been on an
expedition against the Tsawbwa Of Wuu-
tho This ruler lives short distance north
of Bhamo, which, next to Mandelsy, 10 the
chief town in upper Burmab, on the Iri-
waai. Fer some time he has been
encouraging the Dacoits to make raids
upon British posts, and to burn native settle.
ments within the British shore. Some Of
these raiding expeditions he commanded in
person. Tie fact tina. immunity was ex-
tended to him for previous conduct Of the
same sort emboldened him TO engage in
larger thieving operations. The British at
last determined to send an expedition
sgainst him. His country hss been wholly
suhjugated; he HIS been deposed from his
chic ftsinship and will not be permitted to
take aby further part in public
matters. There was some desperate fight
ing before be was conquered. ~ he had
taken great precautions to fully arm his
subjec.s. He is the most powerful pro-
moier of Dscoitfy who has recently flour
i.hed in Burmsh, ard it is thought the
Indisn government hiss at last nearly sup
pressed this form Of ou.lawry, which has
pIodaced great suffering in upper BurmAh
ever since the British occupation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Victim of q Most dab olical Deed

MOUNT PLEAsANr, Mich, March To-
Dennis Burns, lAboring man. occupies a
small cottage in the villsge' Of Wise with
his wife and three children, the Oldest q
girl Of eight years. Burns left home early
Saturday morning, and Mrs. Burns, need
ing pail Of wster, went for it to neigh
bor's we'll, leaving the children in bed.
She stopped chatting at the well with a
neighbor until her attention was called
TO her house BY smoke pouring from
the door. Che rushed home, seized
the two younger children from the
crib, aid hastily quenchiog the lame $.
attic mpted to get the oldest child out.
Help arrived and the girl wss dragged ont
horribly burned. SIZE lived only long
enough 10 tell her mother that q man had
entered the house and after assauliing her
had set fire to the bedclothing with matches
ard run out Of the front door. The sec
ond child corrobofated her and 80 did the
doctors examination. The man had evil
IDENTIFY calculated to cremate the three
children and thus destroy al traces of his
crime. There is no clue. The children,
one three years old and the other Il We. can
not give goad description Of him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
The Gear Attends His MUSES. Funeral

LONDON. March lG There WAS re-
markable scene in 81. Petersburg Friday
At the funeral of Miss Catherine i,ttutson,
who was the nnree of the pre.ent Car.
The deceased lady wss 81 years Of age,
and had been for 46 years in the service of
the Imperial family. In fact, she died a.
the Writer Palace, from which tao funeral
procession started. The weather was very
bad and The streets were fall
Of melting sDow add mud, which
made walking disssressble. But in spite
of this and the attending discom-
fors, it is worthy of note that none
of those who were expected to be present
failed to put in an appearance. Ths White
Car, himself, and The Grand Dukes Visa-
imir, Sergius and Paul walked site BIZ side
behind the hearse, which contained the old
lady's coflic. wsding knee deep in the sl1sh
to the Englisb church.
There the Imperial party attended the
funeral service, the Emperor sitting in the
ambassadors peEs, and at the grave the
EoRlish clergyman who oiHcia.ea was a.
tended by Russian cboirs.,. Yesterday.
100, vas n very raj day for the Imperial
family, as it was ,hs anniversary OF the as.
sassiaaIion of the late Emperor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
SET Aside A WILL
Probatsd Fifty Ysars Ago end q Be-
qusst Declared vcid.

Providence, r. l.. March l6.-The
Supreme Court has se. aside will proba-
ted so years ago. The late Joseph Greene,
= staunch Quaker. was greatly disturbed
during his latter yesrs by members of his
family marrying without the pale OF socie-
ty, and attempted by his will to bestow bis
estate for the benefit OF those persons he
considered orthodox friends or Wilbefites
IS distinguished from schismatic branches
OF society.
The will was uneontested until about two
yesrs ego. The property involved COM
prises about 1870 acres in the centre Of
jamestown, island of Consncut. The petit
TONERS commended THAI application for the
estate rested upon the trustees determining
the true aud xctuxl religious belief Of bene-
ficiaries. While it 10 possible to ascertain
ore's religious professions the petitioners
claimed it wss not within the cspabilities
Of human determination to ASCERTAIN theil
belief, that being in . subjective state
which has no unerrlng external marks
which may be passed upon. The court de-
clared the beQueet void.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Italians Should DO Calm and Disnifisd.

WASHINGTON. Msrch IS During the
fittt excitement among the Italian residsnts
of the United States, Baron Faya 3 estefdsy
sent to the Italian corsu!-eenerai at New
York the following telegram: 81 learn
from the papers that exc tement ia prevail
ing ia the Italian colony on account Of the
New Orleans events. have to resort TO
your influence and authority to urge upon
the Italians in New York that they should
by digniae3, calm, strictly legal behavior.
chow Themselves in these circumstances
worthy of their civilized country.
Relying upon your incontes.st!e authority
az well ~ en- the psri1lic feelings of the
colony, am satisfied tina, this advice viii
be followed Signed, Fsvs, Italian nin-
inter-"
/; is " derssocd that similar instructions
ven tsn. by Baron FAvA to all The Italian
cnrsr'a in the United States in order TO
Gao, AID Avrit by thi. means 80 the fullest
possible extent all undue excitement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
French objsct to Colohizing Abyssinia
With Ccaaacks.

ST. PETERSBURG. March l6.-Capt. AT
chinou, the free Cossack, made a sensation
three years ago by ticking large party of
Cossacks to Abyssinia for the purpose Of
colonizing among the highlands. lie had
received permission from the Negus to
bring bis cout'yman there, and he
expected {, induce thousands Of Russian
subjecis to settle among the healthy
Ably s.inian mountains. The FreSch, how
ever, objected to his exps ditien into Abys-
sinis, and wheu he landed on their soil they
bombarded his temporary town, badly scar
lag the colonists, though none Of them was
injured. Atchir on ard his party were
compelled 10 return to Russis, completely
defeated. He DOW says he 10 abou, 70 start
again for Abyssinis, snd has no doubt Of
his ability to push into The mountains and
plant his colony of Cossacks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Postal Subsidy Agita,es Shipping
CirclsD

New YORK. March 1G A special to the
Tribune from San Francisco says: If the
shipping subsidy bill had been passed By
Congress several prominent shipping men
here would have At once invested large
sums in building steel and iron ships in this
country. A corporation to be known as the
California Shipping Company was one of
the aims in shipping circles.
1t was inteHtet TO have number Of vss-
sells built at the Eastern and California
ship yards for foreign trade. No enccur-
segment was offered by Congress and the
projectors of the company have decided
upon building four steel vessels to sail
from Honolulu and to fly the Hawaiian
hsg. The vessels have been ordered NJ
Belfast, ireland. ard will cost only S43. 10
per ton, whereas wooden vessels Duiit in
Maine cost $50 per ton. The Maine chip
is guarAnte ed for only 10 years while the
British built ship gets rated for 80 years,
being built Of steel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
WHOLE VILLAGE TaRHArINED
esvsrai Persona Hurus d-Ejiy Fem
Ties "a emaisse-Fifa 8t'h BagpiDg.

PoUoRKEEpsIE, N Y, March l7.--Fire
broke out in the village OF high
land. opposite this city, shortly after
10 o'clock tonight, aud 'hreateas 10 dss'ry
the entire place. Tie village has 10 fire
apparatus and the engines yer, ser. from
this city. The fire at this hour q 90 A. Nj }
is still burning fercely.
The fire stsJtsd in Updg,t's ha'el
Clarence Ellis. five years oil, was found
cuff ,ca.ed IN Moses Dsley's store. H. is
reported that several other pcrsons are
burned TIL, post ef'lce. Western Uaion
telegraph office, town clerks cGic', to~n
hall, Carpenters law Office oid reli1ws'
hall are among the places burned.
The estimated loss at this hour liz SO ,Oao.
AT least so families are homeies.. Mary
women ard children were forced ilto tie
street clad only in their night clothes. The
weather being cold there was much suffer
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Estee's Chances Tmproying

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Msrch IS The DO.
sitioD OF Es;ee was somewha. improved on
iodsy's bailo,ing for Usi;ed States Senator
Members OF both touses Of the Les.slasnse
are talking Of sdjousniag sine die Wedaes-
day night. y d IL 10 doubtful whether q quo
rum can be kept here much later than that.
A desire to sdjourn forcing the Senatorial
issue TO some decisive action tomorrow il
1noked far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17

ia thls issue 0f the JOURNAL Canton
E,srsree1 ~ out 10 an announcement Of
Their Mig three days fair which will be Civ
n a. the opera house nsyt week. A fine
programme ia announced for each evening
AID tue committee of arrangements ar.
,psfing 10 effort . make the fair CON
p'ete success. 1t Is proposed to make ii
the dass, fair ever given in Gardiner.
Read The ad
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Better Class Of Cincinnati's Sons Of Italy
DenOuBce the Vendetta.

CIscIsEArr o.. March I6 The better
class Of Italians in this city are inclined to
look favorably upon the work Of the mob
st New Orleans, sa, ing that the Malta has
lorg caused respectable I;alisns TO suffer
detrsetion. Although 10 this city there IL
betveen 1900 and 5000 itsiians, ba. tsl4
vas raised tosards the fund to be used In
defending the accused men at New Orle ans
The cry OF "VeodsttAr is strongly
denounced here by The sons OF Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Relation Of Tariff to &C nsts uotien OF a
Rfi6Ro

WAsHISeros, Mar. I6.--In response to
An inquiry in regard to the rate of duty on
material used in the construction OF a
br1g. between CSnaia and the United
STATES, Assistant Secretary Spaulding says
that Only such materials ~ are sctuslly in
pcrtad into and used on United States terri.
tory will be liable to duty under United
States laws.
Ee says the commissioner Of customs AZ
Ottawa. Canada is the proper person to
apply to for information in regard to the
material taken to the Canadian sho,e and
used in the construction Of thas end Of the
hYidap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Important Decision Against Certain
Investment Companies.

MAscHEsTER, N. H. March l6.--Jadgf
Lewis W. Clark has fled decision witt
Clerk Luce Of the Supreme Cour, in the
case Of certificate holders against the MID
dlesex Investment Company Of Woburn
Mass The decision is severely against the
company, charscterizirz the same Is ar
infringement Of the New Hampshire law
on lotteries This decision Ia considered q
blow to all associations claiming head
quarters in New Hampshire.