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HIS LAST HOURS.
How the Condemned Man Spent the
Night and Early Morning.
LsrrcIAL TO TIE EVENING woRLp.l

[sPEcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
SING SING PRISON, n. y, Dec. MARTIN d.
Loppy, wile-murderer, knew that every tick
OF the loud clock In the open space beyond
his cell IA the slug Sing Prison death-house
marked n borrowed moment OF life for him
after the bells Of the village over the hill had
toled the midnight hour and the knell OF the
departing sunday.
The man had grown stout IN prison. lie
was IN The days OF his Chrystie street life, u
wiry. nervous little man, and Il brute when
IN his curs.
The piungiug OF the steel points OF pair OF
shears Into the heart OF his long-sufIering
wife was such a deed as might easily be
understood as tie climax to quick temper
and nervous disposition like his. But In
prison, Loppy. vctcrla or four years service
In the Rebellion. became stole.
His nervousness disappeared. His temper,
& mOrose n first, became sedate and moderate.
When Warden Brown entered his cell a
little before midnight the changing of the
key IN the l.cEs In the doors that shut out
the world from the house OF death, awakened
the doomed man IRON his sleep. He had lain
down iu the new suit or clothing which the
Warden sent ilto him yesterday.
THE DEATH WARRANT READ.
lie starred and sat bolt upright and stared
at his right watchncn, Guards Baxter and
NcC. t.. and IN tn ha!r darkness lie deserted
the form OF the Warden.
"Weili"
,, II was quel wing word, lull or significance,
that martin Lopry uttered, and Warden
Brown WAS sCmeW hat disconcertcd. But he
unuldod IL paper that he carried In his
hand ard slowly read by the tlickerlng light
OF the enc gas je. the death warrant.
when he had finished. Loppy stood for a
half minute stating at the Warden. Then he
Sat down 0l lis 60; and gazed ut the dead
wall opposite rs Ii daZcd.
Alter he had listened respectfully to the
earnest W ,.dS OF Chaplain Sidney G. Law, OF
the TUmDS lriso., had knclt with the good
man IN prayer and had diligently aud with q
pathetic earueStnesS read the little Testa-
ment which his Old friend brought to him, the
wire-murdcrer stiIl stoutly denied that he
committed the crime for which he was about
TO die. Rev. Mr.. Law was with him from o to
10 o'clocS last oyeaing.
L!sTESISG FOR THE SUMMONS
Ever and anon he started up and paced the
eight-ioot length Of his cell like n Gagged ami
mai. Egw ami again he paused as II TO listen.
But there Vas au awful stiffness then. Even
the breathiag OF TreZza, Cotto and Nc
llvaine, his icllow-prisoners In the DEATH
house was missed, for they had been removed
10 the other Or new hall OF the dcath-house
just across the hallway through which Loppy
mast 50 soon lass 10 the chair OF death
Opposite thc prison upon the heights to the
east darl; ngures could be deserted. sing
Sing Villagers, who displayed so little curl
osity nj the time OF the qua trup!e electrocu-
ions OF July, wc.c mailing W for II now.
one OF ihG most Interesting things 10 the
villagers as III. EVENING WoRLD's branch
office On the prison grounds. They entered
the little Old house and inspected the re-
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SEEKS TO RESTRAIN COOPER.
Co-Trustee Waddell Doesn't Want
to Leave the Sturtevant House.

There Is more trouble in the management
OF the sturtcyant House, this time between
the trustees, who Were appointed to run The
hotel IN the interests Of Proprietor James C..
Matthews during his Illness.
Lawyer Peter \. ilcndf!ck, for Trustee WIN.
Wadiell, argued a motion before Judge In
graham, in the supreme Court. this morning,
iur an iIjunction restraining Trustee MnrVclIc
W. cooper rom removing Trustee Wardcl
and appointing In his stead Broker Rudolph
4. MCCHDc, and ais restraining hlm from
paying out moneys with Mr.. McCaGc pr with
our the concerted actiJn with Trustee Wad-
DEL.
JuGge Ingraham reserved decision.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
SECRETARY FOSTER WORSE
He Is Extremely Weak-A Con-
sulting Physician Called.
tuY ASSOCIATED pREsH,

WAsH!yGToH, Dec. 1.-Secretary Fosters
Illness seemed to have as>.med more scri-
Gus aspect, and another ply ysician, DR.. o. l..
Magruder, has been called In to assist Dr..
Hamilton IN treating the case.
In speaking Of the case this morning DR..
Hamilton said:
"Secrc;ary Foster still has lever OF n low
type, which rose again yesterday. lie has no
pain, but his condition has not improved since
the onset OF fever on saturday. The patient
Is extremely weak"
The evening world., 1891-12-07
CHEATED BROOKLYN MERCHANTS
c. c. Lssalle, of Several Aliases,
Under Arrest at Troy.

Police Inspector Reilly, of Brooklyn, was
notified to-day OF the arrest In Troy or
Claudius c. Lasalle, alias Chas. Buchanan.
alias w. NJ. Morse, on a charge OF swindling
Brooklyn merchants by means OF cheeks
drawn on the Importers and Traders Bank,
where he had no account.
The warrant Tor his arrest was issued by
Justice Walsh, Of Brooklyn, on complaint OF
f. &. Brinkerman, jcwcller, Of 440 Fulton
street, from whom Lasalle had obtained two
diamond rings valued at S575 In this way.
He Will be returned To Brooklyn tomorrow,
where half dozen other complaints will be
made against him by aS many victims.
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seems to nut at rrst the ihpory of the metallic
b,m NIB III the vlotp was m pr;9ss IL was urul-
abb, iillrd with nj rO-glyC,Tiup
Whether the mnu Lad nny more OF the cy-
plOsiNu IN his Satchci Wlll never be known,
IIu ihr hnrrihlr unnn,.'r Ga which biS hnly
was rent hhd torn would seem 10 Indicate
nn,,st y, az 'NI.' a.
,r ~ M ,b, ~ a. Nv ou,u, I n " rn
nn,n' yo;i y;i ""' '""' ~ '''N P'''o ''''' w ''
''''" '''''
WOUNDED MhS OUT of DANGER.
Al Chambers street II spi,al this morning.
Il was said that Ihlr,us ". O,D rue ID. :
frank Il .rrtsum. Yic;i,n, ~; the huuh in
Russell SAGE, once. wore rnoi,llN recovering.
Mir O.b me, curUIii,,. /, mora soy. It's han
TINT If Robert .np. yu, IL w,. sail tnni inn,,,
was every urusucri a. IN, u,rlntrrut ~
CuNcry. EuhrrlSu:l', nrNgrr,S mas teen $50
mar!,ad that nc VIII .r.bIply leave tna uus-
pita.iAa f,W days
. ,,, ,, ,...,
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Denied that the Countess d'Eu vii
Assert Her Rights In Brazil.

PARIS, Dec. THE EcidH to-day says II Is
authorized to deny the reports which have
been circulated that It Is the intention OF the
Countess d'Eu, the daughter and hcir OF Dom
Pedro to take action to assert her rights To
the throne OF Brazil.
no JASEIRo, Dec. THE Monarchists In
this city are diShcartcHcd by the death OI Dom
Pedro. The supporters OF the monarchica!
idea will hold public meeting here ON
Wednesday next to publicly express their
grief
The evening world., 1891-12-07
WAS Ne Denton ?
Four Persons Think They Recog-
nize the Bomb-Hurler.
II They Are Right He Was a
Famous Brooklyn Crank.
Russell Sage Entirely Recovered.
the Other Wounded Men
Getting Well.

-Four persons have to-day expressed the
opinion that the head of the dead bomb
throwcr, wno pcrishod IN his uttcmNt TO blow
UP Millionaire Russell Sage last Friday. Is
that Of "PrOf. Dcnton," "A mysterious crank
who has long been known In Brooklyn and In
this city.
The Identification 1, not complete, but the
gentlemen named hncw Dchton and are posi-
tive that the bomb throwcrs features strongly
resemble his.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Twelve Seriously Hurt in a Paris
Gable Road Collision.
I,'~ ASSOCIATED pR~Ss.

PARIS, Dec. 7.-On the cable tram road to-
day u car was ascending the nil at Belleyilc,
a suburb OF Paris when the grip gave out and
the brakes failed.
The car began TO descend the hill, gaining
velocity every moment, and dasAed Into an
other car ascending the hill,
All the passengers In both cars were more
or less hurt and twelve OF them received in-
Juries which are very serious.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
DEMAREST'S CASE
Motion to Quash Indictment Denied
Trial Goes On.
nv AsFocIArEp rREss.l

NYACx, Dee. 1.-lhc case Cr the People
against AS mblymln Franz T. Dcmarest, OF
ROrkland county, came up In the County
Court, at New Ci:y to-day, Judge Guernsey
o! DGtchcss Couu:y, presiding.
Clarence L"&u". counsel for Dcmarest,
moved To qULsh lie Indictment.
HE motion WAS denied ara the case or.
dcrcd u. Tor tIAL lha nditimuHt j. tEat
ANA by Tie Grand Jury against Drmarest
Tor the paS-i". a. an alleged forged check i!
the liaycrstlAw National Bank.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
RATH WAS CREMATED.
The Body in the Burned Car Midland
Identified as His.

The body OF the man burned to death In the
sleeping scar Midland IN the disaster ut East
Thompson, Conn, has to-day been fully iden-
tilied as that OF Real Estate Dealer T.. II.
Rath, OF IL John street The identification
was made certain by the number OF Mr..
Rath's watch. Ills body will be taken 10 his
late home In Flushing Tor burial.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
GEORGE ROTH INDICTED.
He Is tho Insane Man Who Fred
Throe shots g. Rev. DR.. Hall.

George Roth, the real estate agent. who
attempted 80 shoot the licv. Dr. hail As The
latter was l"uyiL. lis church On FiitE ave-
hue two weeks ago, was Indicted Tor assault
IL the ursi degree 10y ihe nraHi jury To-Day.
!.Otn !aS h.tn l.pn unC insaIc al !eiln-
we Iio> .itul ana Is cOni.Erd IL - Insane
asy yluin on Wards Island.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
ARE THEY BURGLARS7
Boys Arrested on suspicion OF Rob
birg President He.nr!chs

Edward shechan, OF 21G Tillary street,
Brooklyn. ana john o'hura, Of 30 Bond
street, Brooklyn, both aged nineteen, Were
arrested on Third avenue this morning on
suspicion OF having burglGrzcd the home OF
Fredcrick w. hinrichs, former President OF
the Young Mems Democratic Ciub, at lig
Congress street, Brooklyn.
They carried revOlyers and skeleton keys.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Fatal Explosion a: Baltimore.
InY AssocIATrp rRrss.l

BALTIMORE, Md, Dee. An explosion Of
gas In d furnace at the Maryland steel COM
raUys works, Spnrrows Point, early tAis
morning, Eilled one cO!ortd II an and iaJure:
siX others.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
I00 REPORTED Dead,
Frightful Mine Explosion at Nitka
in Russian Poland.
iIT kssOCrtTFp rRTss.


Sr. PETGRsBURG, Dec IA most terrible
catastrophe has occurred In a colllery locat ed
Mt Nifka, IN Russian Poland.
ccived here, but 1t Is cUniccturcd that the 0C-
cidcnt was the result o. an explosion Of frc-
damp.
further Intelligence Is anXiouSly awaited.
The first despatch places the loss OF lile at
$50.
In addition to these men forty horses were
Killed.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

Gov, Hill has appointed lAmes II. oGormsr
CoHrty Judge OF DBwr.o CuHuty, p,aNS ui
Wright, resigned
Princess Nlctoiia Mary, of T"ck. whose hctrothSl
10 Albert Victor, Du." Il t.srci ye. sou { i.e
lT.ICH ot Wales, s the tNlA uf al En-. ant, uia 'i
A. Marlborough House Wit the family ut hur be-
tro,hcd to-day
Hearing iu the Chicago ApAr'hists' cases, before
the supreme Court at Washington, Is set Tor tho
second Monday in January.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

ierrCTI To .In rvE>ISG woRLD.l
LAvRGL HILL, l.. l.. Dee. 7.-Svurks from a
paS,ing locomotive carly This IN rnlng set IRE
10 Ia, roof nj !lGbrrman's tin factory II. Ber-
In, uIUslHs ios> uI 800.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

Fifty Parior suits of best qualify. 30
per cent, on regular prlees-from a inAnufactuIer
going out Of bpsinsss. CowpeIthwaiLs. lo3 TO aOo
Park row, N, Y. Cash or credit. We H.1st force
these goods for lack Of room. '.s
The evening world., 1891-12-07
None Lot w III tho Nicaragua.

10y rs -ITtIT W TTT- y.
SNN FWkNNISr1, Dee. AL N board the
Pacific Mail >tpamer NIraraSua, which was
wrUukvd last FRIDAY, ate reported saved.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Mining STOCKS.


The lollowiL- axe t..c c.uaihs quotations Of
mIuinS stCcAs AZ the Consolidated ExchaHsc
tU-Gay
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-04

Full 500 Abyolutely New Features, too humorous
TO Mention Hero. A general | ocrcative Sight
Seeing Holiday for All.
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Automatic NInnners.

But time changes minds IA we'll as man.
ners, though even now when making
changes from one circle to another it often
requires that a~daptability which could ba
said found in one who has automatic man.
ners. However, suoh radical changes no,
l appear In drawing room repartee,
street dress, etc, among people, but also y,
the conveniences and luxuries afforded
mankind. Railroad travel Ia one instance,
A few years ago, comparatively, one had to
consume much valuable time in an uncom.
sortnble way to make what IL now thought
nothinR OF as u nights journey in a sleeper.
The moat modern equipment and trnna-
portation facilities can 10 found on tho
fast trains Of tbs Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway TO Chicago, st. Louis, Hot Springs,
Kansas City, etc. lnqaire of any agent 81
the company. or g. NJ. Pratt, general tic ast
sAA passenger agent. Minneapolis MIMI
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this geyser and that it died in a few minutes

from the exhalations.
Four miles from the section house and
depot are some hot wells which have med
icinal properties. But the feat of getting
there is surrounded with danger. AT any
moment one may be plunged into a boiling
bath of mud, the upper crust being very
slight and treacherous. Prof. Hanks. while
exploring in this vicinity, fell through into
into such a mass of hot mud, and was so
severely scalded that his life was
in danger. Chief Engineer Hood
speaks in most respectful terms of
this place. His horse stepped into
such a hole, and he says if it had not
been for the wise and quick way the intelli-
gent animal extricated himself and care
fully retraced his journey, both would have
persisted. Undoubtedly those mud wells
are beneficial, for Mr.. Bailiff, the agent at
Calbazon, who is a martyr to the pangs of
rheumatism, derived much relief by letting
his legs bangle in the cooler of the baths.
The journey from Volcano Springs to Salton
is uneventful. At the latter place are the
famous salt beds which l have before de-
scribed in the Chronicle.
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n X T-NoneSt Rcsultsy-D Il ~

Many of the pioneers of Oregon and
Washington have cheerfully testified to tho
wonderful curative properties of the cele-
brated Oregon kidney Tea. Purely vege-
table and pleasant to the taste and can be
taken by the youngest child or most deli
cate female. o. X. II. is a never falling
remedy for pains in the back and loins,
non retention of urine, scaldlng or burning
sensation while urinating, mucous dis
charges and all kidney troubles of either
sex. 81 at all druggists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-04
Sunday Excursion Rates.

The Montana Central will sell during the
summer tickets from Helena to Alhambra
and Boulder and return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be on sale Satur-
days and Sundays and will be good to re-
turn until the following Monday.
b. II. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-04
What u Noted Physician Saws.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1883

CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1883.
W.. p. Wisdom:
Dear Sir-As you requested I ave oxam-
ined the formula of your toilet preparation
called ';Robertine." l can assure you that
the ingredients are both bland and harm
less, and that the compound would form an
application in irritated condi-
lions of the skin. Yours truly,
ARTHUR DEAN BEvAN, M. D.
Professor of Anatomy, Rush Medical Col
lege and p. A. Surgeon. U. S M. II. s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-04
Fourth of July Excursions, 1891.

For the above holiday excursions the
Montana Central railway will sell tickets to
stations on their line within a distance of
800 miles from Helena at one and one-fifth
fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, July
3 and 4; limited to expire July 5.
B. H. LANGLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-04
National Educational Association Convention
at Toronto, July IA to July II.

FOR the above occasion the Great North
ern railway line will sell tickets from Hell
ena at $73.95, which includes 50 for men,
bership fee. Tickets will be sold July 6 to
II. with final limit September 30. 1891.
b.. II. LANGLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Franklin.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing June 81
CARTHAoE- Samuel 9. Whitney of Dixheld, t,
W L. Whitney OF Bethel, land and building
$1,000.
NKw vINEYAED-E. snow Voter to Nellie
Dexter. land and buildiuss, $500; Frank P. Win
ter TO j. sse " Simmons Of Pennington, land ans
buildings, $50; Jesse V. Simmons Of Far mingtoI
to Geo. ". Mtliett Of Pennington land and build
ings, t60o; Jeremiah Il Cunningham to Herbei
r. Parker. land and buildings, e6to; Lueind,
Barker of Rhode Island. to heirs Of Geo. Barke
premises, ez00
DALLAS PIASTATtoS-Isaac X. Bubier 0
Phillips TO Reuel z. Wilcox Of Rangeey, land
500.
RANGELKY-Frank II. Philbrick to John D
Huntoon, land, 500: Hattie Smith to Ether Smith
premises. $1,000; Ether Smith TO Emily c. oakes
premises, ti50o
MADsID-wm. c Durham of Phillips 70 Vel
ia staples. land, eco.
PHrlLIrs-Eila G. Wing to Geo. 5. Wing, farm
$500.
WELD Robert o. Dunnng to Hiram o. Cox o
Dixheid, land, si75.
WiLroN-A. +, and Louisa d. Alien to Tama
Ford Of Cantor, land and buildings, &l3oc.
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sYArB HOUSE nos.

rodsy il The nenshiy tssn ~ - =,
susie vslsatisn assessses-
secretary 0iIbsrt drove = issa N heu.
IN Greece Monday nasnkng.
The railroad esmnissiossss hsvp ~,
,esuls, monthly meeting teaay.
Csps. l. 8. Chilcstt sf Csneasy q.
Bsnscr, coamshesd Tie ssassa's ma ,rse
ice ct 200 yds. With The following sxcsilso,
score: %. %. %. %. ont II : possible IS
The scores Of Leat. Bnifh u ca. 3.
L1vistop Of rs out Of . Dsssihls rs va, 3
200 yards snd not 80 yssds . -,
supposed. A little more thau 8 nsssa
remains for practice before he Dhs1
matches, which commence H. Isth d
Angu.t
Land Agent Packard returned yssessdsy
from bis home in Blanchard. On his vay
hack he stopped ovW in Bangor and ~
u,s.snt Il the meeting Of citizens heA 4
take action regarding the death Of Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin. whose funeral will b
held Wednesday afternoon.
From now until the next musssf Adj't-
Gsa. sprsgus will be keps very busy look
lne afssr the thousand and one dstaiIs thu,
are constantly aSising. A. An instance Of
these details, he has been sending out to
the different companies rubber stamps and
indslibIs ink 80 that fhs men may mash
their clothing and time avoid the trouble Of
seeing Who can appropriate the most Of
each others clothing during the nass4l
week. The department hiss received from
Washington . sufficient number Of over
coats to make the equipment Of the militia
in this respect complete. There slso hss
been received from Washington 200 yards
Of Fms blue cloth which will be seat TO b.
y. Haley Of Newmarket, n. r., to make
into uniforms for the ambulance corps.
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There was large attendance at the after
noon performance given by the attaches O
Irwin Bros Circus, and tonight the larg'
tent will be packed to its utmost capacity
Every body who saw it today pronounced i
irst-clsss in every respect. 1t is certaini,
the largest cheap priced show on esrth.-
Holyoke Democrat, May IL.
In Augusta Friday next. July 10Th.
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9flarrieo.
kENNERE

kENNEBEC.
Fayette-.Iune 20, bv Rev. II. =. whitman. MIR
W. J. Trefethen OF Realized, and Miss SADIE
Smith OF FaYette.
LINCOLN.
Boothbay--June IS, Arthur II. Magoun and Mis-
Abbie &. Wheeler.
WASHINGTON.
Macbias--Jana "a, Thomas 8. Clarke of Charles
town. Mas, and Miss Alice Perry of Machias
June &c. George II. Saunders and Miss Ida II
Berry. both OF Mschias.
Denny syile-June 49, Benz. l.. Jones and Miss
Eliza n. Farley.
Eastport--Juue II. Rev. Joseph A. Bailey ant
Miss Annie c. Peabody.
Calai.-June Il, John II. Weber and Nil
Gertrude l., Tyler.
Pembroke--June Is. Sargent NJ Morrison AMI
Miss Villa N. Laaghton, both of Pembroke.
Culer--June II, Melvin =. French and Mis-
Nellie A Snyder, both of Cutler
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

Produced from the laxative and nutritious
Juice of California fgs, combined with the
medicinal virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human system, acts
gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels
effectually cleansing the system. dispeilip g
colds and headac and curing habitua
constipation. iulyGi& W n0folrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals az invited for excayatinE ntceefary
space fur nishinx and ting complete syssem
81 steam heat ng for the city aims -hoase, secori
ing 10 plans and sec fcstions prepared by X. b.
Csnau architect. aids must be received on or
before Friday NJ July 10, OIL The right 20 re,
~ any OF ali bids is reserved. Proposals should
he Az, c,ed to overseers OF Poo Plans and
snpcit cations can be seen st oiioe OF the ugusta
T.,s, co W h. LrIGHroS,
;,Ix- a Chairman 0verseers Poar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07

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