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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
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Z MeiIen n6rblid bon Sefferlon @oun=
t9 liegenben gifenminensg Camps aeaou.
gen uub bor Gtaunen auBer fd1 iiber
ben Gei9ibum unb bic Nusbebnuna
6er Gr5betten, bie ieIbf ibre ttibulierl
@rtoartungen melt iibertroffen baben.
Ser grport bon 9emGlfetem
S9laGtoieb, tpel6er ftr Ssras Elm
perhdltniBmdBig nod iebr iunges @es
i6dft tt. nimmt bon Sag 3u Sag mebr
5li, uno gebt 0anb in 6ano nit BEN
INNER gr6Bere Dimenfonen anneb.
men0e BaumDoQbdu.. 50 faqt iDieber
Elm geri6t aus DENTON bonn Is. Mdra,
ooB bort an benz genannten SAGE fiinf
Wdgen3dge. bic i'm @an3en 1O7 qroBe
Tra9twagen sdblten. nit fetten5 5dlad6t.
o6ien mad bem Norben bur6balFirt
fnb; bier babon iparen BON Sherman
getoilinaen uab bon tueiterber aus benz
WeRen.
= Gin paar @efddftsleute uuo So,
pitatiaen aus Sort Mortb. bic Serren
yate, glier unb &oah, iDeIGe an Der
spibe' ber fir 9oufon proiettirten
sWoB, Cotton, 8ngsine anb @orbage
@omponp" iteben, baben iebt ben Boi,
plab far bic 6abrit ausgefu6t, unb Der
Tontrott fur ben Baum ipir6 balb ab.
gei9lDReH luerben. gDie es beist, ioll
oerlelbe babin Iauten, bob bas sSabrifs
sebtabe In aDei MoHaten fertig geIiellt
uerben muB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
Eega q 8.

- Gia aus beroorragenben 8iebs
3d@tern BON Weliteras deficiencies Cos
mits bat f9 mad Nuifin begeben. UNI
fur bic Nnnabme eines neueri Wolfprd>
mienseisbes su asitirsn. Wean giebt
fib Der 0offaung bin. bob bic 9esisIa=
tur nod bor ibter @ertagung elm bets
artises, i'm b6difen Grabe ermnni9tes
nnb notbmenoiges GeieB annebmen
tperoe.
- Sn San Warcos tpurbe Geo. s..
Sniber, tpel@er feline Grau ermorbet
bate. bon ben Gefnwosenen bes Wor>
beg i'm erifen @rabe f9uIbig befunben
un6 gum 3obe berurtbeilt..
Sn Sesuin ftnrb ON 20. Mdr3
jrau 6utma9er bon Olmos, BITE Mats
ter bes 6errn s. 6utma9er BON ber
Girma 96umirtb & 6utmader in Ol>
rnDs.
SIN guero ion benlnGhlt 1uieber
cine oeutid)e 3eitung berausgegeben
tDerben unb 5war unter benz Namen
SeutfGe &uuDibau." Serr gi@bol3
wiro bieielbe rebisiren.
= Nm IS. Mdrs fanO wieber eine
8erfeigeruns bon 4aupIdBeningranfas
paB ftatt, bel mel@er quite preife ers
aielt tDurben. Inter ben 2anbbertdufen,
bic auBerbem fiattfanben, NOR Der grDB.
te Der zines Der zines @tades bon 1000
Ndern nabe BET Der Stabf, tDeId1es fur
$40, 600 on .. @uidbeimer Dou Den.
Der bertauft tpurbe.
- Sn Sefferion, Marion gountp,
.entwifett fid) bic gileninbuFrie INNER
frdftiger. Der 8au bes gtrsen 6o9s
Dfens, tDelG.c Dor Elm paor Sagen bort
IN 8etrieb gefeBt III unb tGglib 80
Sonnen bon Gobeifen liefern fann. bat
bic MafmerfiamEeIt bes 6liIi9en 3api,
t1ls auf bieien ON brnuGhnrem gifens
er5 befonbers rei9en DiHfift BON Dts
teJas bingelentt. SEPT befinbet f@
bort wieoer cine Nn3abl bon Bofioner
@elomdnnern, tuel@e nit Der Nb1iht
gefOmmen fnb. ii6 nit eisenen Gugen
ben benz 8orbanbenleia bes gilens
f9abes su aberseugennnO fails lie es lob
nenb finfen, Fi6 nit betr69tli1en
Gelbmitteln OH Der Nasbeutung teifel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
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pa@er rer panI pa'le etgeoea, DaB ne
al@t Den geleBnw geIDtDerlea NelsIpe.
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9oite Deponien I'M 2'eitags e. oOa ano $i,s
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lt@ reDel. per gtllioa0r s5os. Sers
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21

rub ben 3med gebabt babe, biefen aur
9eraussabe sepiffer 8riefe 3u betpesen.
Bic Ter Gdifer als prin3, Sur 3eit beg
Mufentbaltes ietnes toottrarten 8aters
In Sun &emo an ben beutfdaen &ei9ss
tan3Ier eei6rieben bate. Garit Bis
mard meisert iitb aber entf6ieben, bieie
8riefe beraus3ugeben. geitbem bat
Der Gaiier ieine 8eriu9e 3ur Wies
berantnRpfung nit benz @r.2du3ler
tpieber eiugeftellt unb bic s0amburger
Nadri6tsn" babeu ibre Nnsriffs auf bic
vleue 4era" wieber aufsenOmmen.
Die v0amburser NaGri@ten"
bebaupten. baB 8Ismarf bic gegenm6rs
tige beuti@e &egieruns niemals aus
@runbfab betdmpft, bieImebr ilur ge.
uiRe Dinge, tpie bic Mbf6affnng bes
3olf9ubes fiir bic nationalen@ @r3eugniiIe
.unb ben &uin bes 8auerniianbes bur@
bic preuBiibe Qan6semeinbes Grbnungss
aorlage, genliBbilIigt babe. 3ngleir
<s!drte bafelUe 8latt ole Nugaben
dber eine Mnndberung swii1em benz
2aiier unb gismard fiir erunbIOs, ba
tbdtId1li@ itien1aIs 3tpii6en ibnen cine
tpirtIi6e Meinungsberfmiebenbeit be-,
ftaubcu babe.
= Cine telesrapbii6e Nd6ri6t aus
Gt. petersburg bonn 90 Mdr3 tbeiIt
nit, baB ber petersburger gorrespons
bent bes o8erliner Saseblattes@ mel.
der SsraeIit LIT, nod benz neaeu Unit.
SubensDetret aus &uBtanb ansepieieil
tDprben.
Na@ benz ON 1. Sanuar in 2raft
getretene Observation-Disclosures Sc
feb empfangen ieBt inDH ~ ,593 inba.
Ii0e Nrbetter f1nterifabungen.
- Der Studs Goaialismus Der
sNeuen Mera@ f@eint NIT einenl Giasto
enben 3u iOlen. Sn &beinlanbs sWea.
falen fnb fur einen Sag ni9t weniger aIs
~ 8ergarbeiters8 8erlammIungen 0nges
faet, in tDelden gegsn BITE offiSieae 80.
aialreform ginIpru@ erboben fuerben
fpH. Die foaieisbemDtraiiiGe agitation
In ben @rnbenbiFritteu bot ibre 6riitbte
getrogen.
- Der nNorbbeutf9e 2lopb" Bat
ii@ entf6lDHsn, ale feline alien G6iffe
I'M ieben preis 3u bertaufen. Ser
Dampfer n&beiH4 ipur6eiau cine eng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
0mte Mmsfihtem fiir baS pjfteramifdje
oplaaeSM1ft.

Das oftteranii@e 0oI3gef9dft, tpel9es
I'm gerlauf ber Iebten Sabre iberbanpt
erf cine miribfdaftli@e Bebeutung gee
tDonnen bot, tpir0 In ber nd15teH 3eit
einen nod piel groBartlgeren 9lai.
i1wung erfabren. 9as ilf bic NnIidt
eines Wfanues, Der In tlaber 8e3iebung
3l oemfelben ftebt unb eben bon elmer
@ef1dftsreiie In Merifo unb mad eineml
ldngeren MufentbaIt in Der 6nuptiiabt
5urtdgetebrt lit. Geinem NafiirbaIten
nod tuirb bic Musfubr bon teranii9em
6ol3e nod ber ga9bar 8epubif
Merifo binnen &ui3em unertpartet groBs
artige 8erbdltniRe annebmen.
Die groBen giienbabnlinien, ueI@e
bonn Hio @ranbe aus In bas Snnere Don
Meyifo laufeu,-fo begrinbet er bieie
Steigerung bes 8erfebrs, = finben es
nattitli9 In ibrem eigenen Gei96ftss
Snterefe, m6sli6ff bilise 6ra@tidbe
fur bas teranii6e Qol3 3u betpilIigen
unD baburd fir fb eine R6ere gins
nahme. Auele su fGafen. Die meilfen
berielben finb, 3um aroBen She'll me.
nigifens, I'm Belib BON amerilanil9en
Rapitalifen, unb ibre 8ertpaltung liegt
In ben 6dnben BON Mdnnern, pel@e
groBe @ef6dftserfabruns unb elm j@ar.
fes urtbeil beRben; beibe triiIen, baB
ber 9Dlstransport BON Seras mad BEN
iebt gerabe i'm Nufi@mung besrifienen
merifanif@en Marfte elmer iingebeureu
Nusbebnuns fdbig iff uub au einem dt.
BerIi getpinnbrtngenben geraa9t tuerben
fam. @s liegt baber auf Der 0anb.
baB He beuielb.n fiir vibre Babnen4 30
Hdern iuden. S1on iebt tuirb b0s
teranif1s WnllnuBboIs in GROCER @enge
nod ber 0ouptltabt Merito gebra4i
unb III bort als Nubbols fiir bie Nnfers
tigung bon feinen MHbellfhden iebr ges
fdbdbt. Sn ber iiinsffen 3eit iinb aud
bereiis bel cen oatsrdnii9en 6daemhI.
lern Beifslunsen auf elm paor Glen.
bahnmagen.2 .2abungen BON iSidten, unb
@ppreReH 0ola aus ber 6auptiabi
MeTito eingetrOffen, has eleihfans 3u
M6belu unO 3iiten berarbeitet perben
Ion.
Die Na6frage mad @iienbabni@mel'
len III ebenfals cine febr farte, uno ea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
Iif9e Girma t5er 125, 900 Mart 1881. $
000) upb ber Stain" iogar fir 120,.
008 Mart berfauft.


000) upb ber rMain" iogar fir 120,.
008 Mart bsrfauft.
= Ser lieutenant bon 8rabenreutb,
ber nod i'm 2aufe bieies Monats na6
DfsMfrita abteiien wirb, um bort bic
Organization Der 9auptitationen bur@s
3uftbren, bat bor Der Nbtbeilung 20ln
Der Oeutl9en GoIoaialgeiell1dft einetl
Nortras hber bic ndbfte @ntmidlung
DeutI9sO sOfafrita's gebalten. ueber oie
f@tieBlide 0erwaltnngs gintbeilung in
ber afritanil9ea Grontnlonie lieB @ras
oenreutb berlauten, baB Or. Peters bic
9erEaliung bes n6rbli@en Sbeiles,
gmin Yaiba bes 8Ictoria NpaH3as@es
bets uno MiBmann oieienige beg 5an=
ganittas @ebietes erbalten btirfte. Sbm
felbF iei bic Resetuug Der 0anbelsbes
Siebungen mad benz Snnern unb na@
6er Suite iibertragen, bur9 mel1e bet
.afritanii6e Beiib 16 erif mertbboa ees
ifaIten tuerbe. Der 8ortragenbe gab
aud ieinem 8s6auern bar1bsr Nuse
brud, baB tiber bic Expedition WiB.
smann's nod benz GilimonbE9aro 10
tuenig befaunt gemprben lit. St ift
iiber3eust, baB Der &ei6stommifidr auf
biefem 3uge, fpeciel In ufambara, iebr
@rfprieBli@es geleiitet bat.
- Der neuefe Mustpeis ber beutl&en
&ei9sbant 5eigt cine 8erTebrung bes
Metalgeloes nm 1.340,C00 Mart.
- Die Gtabt 6targarb In pommern
III am 18. Mdrs pl6bli9 bur9 BITE Sbna
iiberffutbet tpDrben. Cine G9iIbua9e
ertrant In benz umgefarsten 59ilSer,
baus.
= Ser ioctolbempfralil9e Giabts
ratb bon Sbalbeim TN 26nisres1 @a9s
fen bate bef9ioftn, ben itreitenben
Wsbltn aus ffdbtii1en WtiiteIn Hei.
feuern 5u setudbren. Die &eQierung
Derbot bic Musfiibrung bes DIFFICULTIES.
u Gas 2aueoRs beri1tet man BON
20. N1r3. 0eute wuroe bic erfe unters
baltudg siDif6en paris unb 2on6on
bu d bas 9elepbon gefibrt.s Die@ ee,
eeaieitise 8erftdnbisung tpar eiMe pol.
foiametle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
Dae sserDientt iieat !

@i phnf&en unieren Witbhrsern mitsitteiltn, tae
ptr Or. fhsS neue8 S&utnbiu@tS 6etimifteI bereits
felt einer @eibe BON Sabreu pertaufen, ebenfc Or.
Rings Rene 2eber Nilen. DudIenS Nrnica Selbe nnb
G!eertc 8ttter8, unb bab MIR niemal8 9eilmteI
befriebtst batsn, ME bts{e Rirs1gern feHen &nsen
Bid bic Garautie flr bieje Miet ieber 9eit 1n dbefs
nehmen anb nb tets beIet, bas reraussobte Uelh 5as
riiG3u3ablen, reun threm @etraue feire teirehaeus
ben eultate sefplst nb. Dele fbte
srcee Prpul1ritdt ibren ei9eneu @erbienifeu. 3nM
Werfauf In alien Mpptbefen nnb tn her DrcaMen @rrbs
6anblung BON Drefb, Etpmpfpn D. 60.
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8ndIene glrnirn.GnIhe.

Die bette GdIbe Der Belt fur S&aitte.
0ueti6unsen, @ef1piire, 8ieber. unb Saat,
NuBf9Ia9, SyIt9te, se1prnnaene Sdube, S5r,tf.
bsaIen unb aue SauiiranIbeiten ; furirt 81.
uiorrto'osn oDer teine B3abIans. gaIIiss
Satisfaction 9arantirt ocer bas @elb birb
liriidertattet. 26 Gents bie S9a@teI. 8um
8ertaaf In allen apot6esen. Dreib, 9tomp.
f,n &: Co., MboIeiale.
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cine ffdaere Gtelh.gfuIaae

III etne fcl&e, peler Jbnen anter Oarante 5uses
er frbeu tann, bab iie befrebsenhe 9eluliate lies
fert ibrtaenfals bg8 an5esgte Sch tnr6gejnhIt
Nuf hcler 8dfi8 t1nnen Gie RON bem iiten aneeaess
tsnen Gpctheter etne Flaide BON Or. 4ins8 Reuem
S&winhiuHt8 SetImitteI fanfen. Gs rtrb GurantiEt
hab baiielte unter alien nmfdabtn Erlei@ @tsnma ees
3eble, her 8ruit rber her ennseu. anizenbek nte
@@minb5udit, SungenentStnbuns, Dren@tti8s Afbma,
3eu@hnlen, Brdure sc. &c. GS 10 an9enetm einjnneks
men unb i1medt gut iR rints i2eE unb man fanus A
INNER barauf perlai5en.
gretsEai4en frei In aIea apctseten. @ssIeiaIs Sci
sDreib, GtcmrScnu. Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21

- Su gralilien 1T bic Srauefarbe
BET Der 8eitnttung iuuger MdbGeu
t@arla@rotb Der Sarg. be6en Oefe,
bic Slp1e.. ber GOnenttfiibrer unb Bes
gleiter, BITE nebf6rmige Bebedung ber
Neroe bes 2ei6enpasens foipie bic Sc.
bern, Del6e bic pFerbe als G6mud
trasen, baben biefe Gdrbuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21

Sc 1T wunberbar Gin fuute Iaate uns neulid, ban
etne etnstge GldfGe benz berdbten GaIpaticn Del
letnen @heumatsmnS pSue teieiti9t babe. Gs tpFcte
tbu BITE tclcffale Summe prn--25 Gents.
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Summer 271O.
2SolfIur's gd1,tll 9eparteu,ett

rabm pn lner esantn at6arn
efen ree Sebm Gefhmad adnuns een saran
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
DEATHS.

In this city. May 20, Matilda Hathaway. widow
OF the late j. Osgeot Haskell formerly.ot New
Gloucester. aged 81 years 8 months.
Western papers copy.l
years months.
Funeral on Friday forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
at No. Carroll street. Burial at Bangor,
In this city, May 10, Charlie NJ, son OF Frank b.
and Lizzie Sweet, aged 2 wears months
Burial at Nashua, N. HI
In Moth Yarmouth, Nav 10 Sarah M wife of
the late Daniel Skillin, aged So years.
lFuneral on Friday afternoon at 23O o'clock
at her late residence, North Yarmouth. Friends
are invited 70 attend without further notice,
In Lynn, May 16, Mrs. Mary f. Warner. widow
OF the late Luther Ilsley, Of Portland.
In Haverhill. Mass, May 10, Henry N, West.
aged 83 years months.
burial at Portland.l
40 years. "eSN
., II Winthrop, May 8, Mrs. Ailura Stanley, aged
SO years. o.
In Kittery. May 0, Charles NJ. Prince, aged SO
years. ~ ~
In West Sumner, April 20, Mamie. wife Of hi.
ram s. Blsbee. aged 20years months.
In Waldo, May IL, John T. Wilson. aged Ga
years.
In Milo; May 4, David Nc Cain, aged 7s years.
At Bar Harbor, April "a, Charles Manning aged
70 years.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
Pc SO NAL,

Mr.. Edwin A. Perry of Boston, editor of
the Referee, Is in town.
Mr.. Hight, of the firm of Lord & Hight Of
Baltimore, Is in the city.
Hon. Mark Rollins, ex-treasurer of Kenne-
bee county, is about to remove his residence
from Augusta to Waterville.
Hon. George d. Bisbee. bank examiner, is
in town, and will begin his semi-annual
bank examination with the Maine Savings
Bank today.
Officers Usher and Webster have changed
their tours of duty, Officer Webster taking
the Western Promenade beat and Officer
Usher taking charge of the wagon.
L. Arthur Frey, senior at Yale, has &C.
cepted pastoral call to the Pavilion Con-
gregational church at Biddeford. and will
begin his pastorate early in June.
Hon. A. NJ Penley of Auburn, Hon. N. B.
Potter of Lewiston, and Colonel E. G. Far
rington of Augusta were at the Falmouth
yesterday. and so were Richard Golden and
Dora Wiley of Bucksport.
Julian Story and Miss Emma Eames are to
be married in New York in the autumn. Mr..
Story proposes to take studio In New York
and paint portraits, while Miss Eames is
fulfilling her operate engagement.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Bradley of Manchester,
N. H., is visiting Bishop Healy, and yester-
day morning celebrated mass at the Cattle
dral of the Immaculate Conception. Bishop
Bradley was at one time rector of the Cattle
dral
Mr.. r. B. Matthews, of the Bangor Theo.
logical Seminary, who has been supplying
the Second Congregational church at South
Brewer for several Sundays, has accepted a
call to that church for one year commencing
next Sunday.
Mrs. Carver, wife of the State Librarian,
was the first lady graduate of Colby Univer-
sity, and she has been invited to deliver an
address in behalf of the alumnae at the
alumni meeting, which is to be held Tuesday
evening Of commencement week.
Colonel E. G. Harrington. the new inspect
or of rife practice. says that there will be
unusual activity in the rifle business
among the Maine companies this season.
Some of the companies are In poor condition
in this respect, but all are determined to
make good showing.
General Thomas w. Hyde of Bath has re-
ceived from the Secretary of War one of
those medals Of honor which were especially
authorized by Congress for officers who were
credited with special bravery. 1t was grant,
ed especially on account of his gallantry at
Antietam when, as an officer, he led his
troops several hundred yards nearer the
'front.' than he was ordered, and held his DO
sition there, doing great work with the gal
lant men OF the 9TH Maine in the action of
that day.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

Fine day yesterday and somewhat warm.
Today the Governor and Council will visit
the Portland School for the Deaf.
Mr.. j. G. Shirley of High street has bought
the A. A. Strout house on the same street.
A meeting of the Fresh Air Society will be
held at the rooms of the Y. M. G. A., Thurs
day. May 2lst, at II a. m.
The committee on streets visited Boston,
Salem and Lawrence. They looked at stone
crushers and had good time.
joint committee Of the Wallace Garrison,
r. A. N. u, and the Ladies' Auxiliary. will
give public entertainment in Thatcher
Post Hall next Wednesday evening.
The funeral Of Edgar Littlejohn, who was
drowned Monday, took place yesterday
afternoon at his late home in South Port
land. Rev. Samuel F. Pearson officiating,
The commissioners of public grounds have
set apart that portion Of behring's Oaks
which lies at the corner of Portland and
Grove streets for a play ground. There will
be ample room provided for base ball and
other athletic games.
The police had occasion to arrest man on
the street for intoxication and yesterday
morning he was found to be Belcher of New
Meadows, who was wanted for rum selling
and was under indictment by the grand
jury.
At the regular meeting of the ladies of
Capt. Geo. d. Wallace Garrison, r. A. N. u,
yesterday afternoon, a communication was
received inviting them to join in the memo
rial service next Sunday morning.
The new steamer Manhattan of the Maine
Steamship Company will be given a trial
trip next Tuesday. General Manager Coyle
was in Bath Tuesday and was much pleased
with the engine trial which he witne ssed.
The new vessel has every modern improve
ment.
A number Of Maine Central freight cars
have been equipped with new automatic
brake under the direction of Mr.. Ii. M.
Bruce Of Boston, and will be given trial
trip over the Mountain Division today. Mr..
Bruce is the guest of DIR. III. NJ. Nickerson,
who will accompany him today.
In the building at the new dam, at the
falls of the Presumpscot, the work of set
ting up the dynamos will be begun by
Philadelphia firm as soon as the great tur-
bine wheels, which the Portland Company
have been making during the winter, are
completed, and that will be very soon.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
SUPERIOR COURT,
BEFORE JUDGE RoNNEY.

bErOhE JUDGE BONNEY.
WEDNEsDAY-State VS.. BARLEY Foley.
Indicted for breaking and entering the
drug store Of Hurlburt Brothers at the West
End, evidence continued. Foley testified that
he knew nothing about the breaking that
he found a can of alcohol in the woods, Fast
Day. but never saw or heard of the cigars.
The government then put Thompson on the
stand. who had previously pleaded guilty,
and he testified that he and Foley broke into
the store about 3 O'Clock In the morning
that they hid the cigars in an old barn and
the can of alcohol In the woods where they
went and commenced drinking IL the next
morning. Verdict guilty.
f. w. Robinson, county attorney.
A. w. Bradbury and ID. A. Meaher for de-
PENDANT.
State VS.. Charles Decelle.
bonsa C ISr Steag an SyeFcoat from the
conviction Of larceny In the municipal court
was alleged in the Indictment with the alle-
CATION that he is thereby and by force OF the
statute common thief.
The counsel for the defense made no claim
that Decelle was not guilty of the substantive
offence charged but he claimed that before
he could be convicted under the statute as
common thief there must be two previous
convictions alleged as precedent to the
larceny charged In the indictment. The
court overruled this contention and the Jury
rendered verdict of guilty.
r. w. Robinson, county attorney.
John w. Sullivan and John w. Haley, in
dicted for keeping liquor nuisance, pleaded
not guilty and gave bail from day to day.
The following parties gave bail in nuisance
cases: Auguste Lemuir, alias Auguste
Wright. William r. Field, Hermldes Clouth-
Ter, Philip LaRoche.
Tamasso Bosava, an Arabian, indicted for
the larceny Of $35, retracted his plea of not
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
Civil Service Examination.

Yesterday civil service examination took
place in the post Office building of candidates
Tor department positions In Washington.
There were q candidates in ALL and they
came from all over Maine. OF the 81. six were
candidates Tor copyists-three of them being
laoles-iour for clerkships. six for the rail-
way man service, two for special examiners,
TWO ior patent Office examiners. and one for
compu'er' The examination was conducted
py Mr' +. Nj. Higgins of Washington, civil
service examiner, assisted by the civil SER
vice local board. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21

Ia this city. May 20. by Rev. F. 7. Bayley, as
sisted by Rev. A. 2. Conrad, of Worcester Rev.
William o. Conrad of Blue Earth City, Mimi, and
Miss Elizabeth g. OBrlon of Portland.
In this city, May 10. by Rev. DIR. Blanchard,
Portland. -
In Bethel. April %, Albion L. Morgan OF Bethel
and Sarah K. Wheeler of Albany,
In South Bethel, May 8, Edgar Cummings and
Edith Chase, both of Bethel.
In Bethel. May 3, Herbert NJ. Whitman and
Viola l.. Bennett
In Buckfeld. May 1, DR.. Arthur E. Cole and
Mertye May Spaulding.
In Skowhegan, May 1. Melvin Palmer aud Miss
Ivanella Smith, both Of Cornville.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
Interesting Relics.

Mrs. DR.. Torrington of Peaks Island has
NUMBER OF pieces Of ancient English table
ware. Among them is large china coffee
pot over one hundred years old. 1t is hand
somely decorated in blue illustrations of tea
growing and the harvesting season. The ar
tlcles were obtained by the late Captain
James Sawyer, well known ship master,
who resided at Cape Elizabeth many years
ago. The relics were distributed among the
members of Captain Sawyer's family. His
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Manchester, now
over so years old, resides at Portland. The
captain married for his first wife Elizabeth
Bracket,
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
ITEM SFOhI TOLU IN COUKT.
And Her AssaIIant Bound over In
$1,000.

A young Irish girl, employed by an up
town family as domestic. made complaint
at the Municipal Court that she had been
felouiously assaulted by one John ]. Null
kern, laborer. aged about %, who lives
In the rear Of NO. IL Deer street.
According to her story she had met
Mulkern several times, and on Sunday night
last she was visiting friends when Mulkern
offered to escort her home. She accepted the
offer and nothing occurred out of the COM
mon until she reached the house where she
was employed. Then she was assaulted.
Yesterday Mnlkern was arraigned before
Judge Gould. His defense was tnas-no- ss
sault was committed. Judge Gould deemed
there was probable cause and committed him
in default of $1C-o bail.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21
seizures and Arreata

Deputy Sheriff Plummer made a seizure at
Con Connelley's place on Commercial street
yesterday morning and arrested bar tender
named Carroll, and his assistant named
Gunde. He also made visit at Walsh's
place, corner Centre and Pleasant streets.
and arrested Michael Walsh who was behind
the bar. He secured three .bottles of whis-
key. Walsh resisted. but Plummer held his
man until Officer Harmon arrived. The
patrol wagon was called and the prisoner
taken to the station.
The Portland daily press., 1891-05-21

e e touches the most vital part of Sunday
s ssH1oi work; 1t becomes not only an inter-
ance. The spirit of reverence should pos
Sess US when we study the word of God
Vne Oh the most interesting features of the
saiternoon session was primary Work." H.
eustrated by Mrs. w. j. Knowlton and her
ang girls of six and seven years of age, who
showed themselves familiar with the histori-
cal portions OF the Scriptures and pointed
t vut places on the maps and answered ques-
oions IN a manner that would have done
credit to scholars many years older.
In the evening fine address was delivered
py rev. A. K. Winship of Boston, on 1.-THE
Young Man of Tnmnrrouy