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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
To Gust Chicka.aw Intruder..

PUAIIsvALLEY, I. T., Feb. 10.-Gov-
ernor Bird is organizing the militia to
eject intruders from the Chickasaw
nation. The Government will assist.
II is estimated that there are at least
10000 intruders. II this order is carried
out it will work great hardship. as a
majority of the intruders are dependent
upon this years crop for living.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
fDeath of a Prominent Editor,

Richmond, Va, Feb. 10. - Colonel
Richard +. Beirne, for long time sole
editor and owner of the State, one of
the leading afternoon papers of this
city, and one of the leading candidates
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor in 1859, died Monday night at his
home in Ashland, near here. He was
about IS years old
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
a Kansas Man Fatally shoots His Wife
and Kills Himself.

CoLUaBUs, Kan. Feb. Io-In the par
lor of the Empire House in this city,
Monday afternoon, Louis S. Holsey, of
Arizona, shos his wife, Amelia Holsey,
dangerously il not fatally and immedi-
ately afterward shot himself through the
head. IIolsey died in a few minutes
They were married about eight years
ago, but have been living apart for
over four years. Mrs. Holsey had com
menced divorce proceedings, and the
notice was served on Holsey
Monday, a short time before the
tragedy Holsey had by some
means induced his wife to go TO the
parlor of the Empire House. and. lock-
ing the door, asked her TO dismiss the
divorce proceedings and live with him
again. Upon her refusal he shot her
and then himself
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Nrv Yorx- Feb. Io.->one - the STA
zen Island Milling compsny's tsrr-s.
laden with sour, sank st pier - Esss
river. sbous o'clock . m The barge
arrived last night with sst barrels 81
four. II "a ssid thst she had been leak
ing for some days her captain. John
o'Dsv. was ashore sf the time she ssn X.
The loss on the -four Is ssout essevss n
eur1pes unknown
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
A rNhite Rihhon- Cnh.ention.

WAsHISGToS. Feb. I0.-Next sunday
afternoon the great convocsticn of
white Ribboners" or devoted temper
ance women of the country will be
given in this city. More than hundred
of the prominent temperance workers
from all parts of the land are expected
TO attend the convention. which win
last through the following Sunday, with
two meetings each dav
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

NEw YoRE. Feb. 10.-Cablerrarns
from President Barillas. Of Guatemala,
and President Begran. of Honduras,
say that rur1ors Of revolution in Hon
durss and Central America are untrue.
All Central America is at peace and
busily engaged in gathering the coffee
crop. which viii be the largest Gsute-
mals has yet produced
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
One Is pead and the Other Wont Live.

SHAwSEETowy. H.. Feb. 10.-Daniel
Mcdowell was shot and then dubbed
10 death with a gun in the hands of
Isaac Cook in Bowlesville precinct, five
miles west of this city, last Saturday
afternoon. Cook was shot through and
through by Mcdowell and is probably
fatally hurt. Mcdowell served two
years in the penitentiary for passing
counterfeit noney. His wife got a
divorce and married Cook. This caused
the trouble. The coroner's jury exon
Grated Cook
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
10000 Coke Workers on Strike.

PrTTsBuReH, Pa, Feb. 10. - Dis
patches from the Connellsvile coke re-
gion report the strike of coke workers
and miners as general The plants have
closed down, and the only employees
still on duty are the bumpers and watch
men. orser prevails at all points. and
no trouble. for the present at least, is
apprehended. Over 5000 men are idle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Mexican smussIer. SHOW Fight.

ST.. LoUIs, Feb. ia special from
Matamoros. Mexico, says: A few DAYS
ago there were two desperate combats
near Mier between customs guards and
smugglers in which four of the guards
were killed and one of the ssnugglers
woHnded. One of the latter was BE-
trsyed and captured at ranch near the
scene of the first fight The smugglers
succeeded in getting away with all
their goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

LTaA. O, Feb. i0-Jscob Weber, fiv.
ing near Sidney. was SHOT bv William
Cisco. a neighbor. while stealing corn
from the latters barn Monday night
A load cf beckshot entered his ar
doEnen ard death resulted in q few
hours. Weber leaves . widow and ten
-kf51va~
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Dead on the cola whisky TraIi.-

ST. Louis, Feb. lo.-A special
from Denison, Tex, says: s. j. Free
man, living in the Indian Territory, was
found dead in what is known as the
''old whisky trail" in the Chickasaw
Nation The dead man had sold and
received payment for a lot of beeves
and was probably assassinated by some
action
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

SaRkroaa Srzryes, n Y. FEB Ia
Edmund ] HulinF, aged 20 years, died
here Monday. He was The olae.t ac-
tive journalist IL that section, and du~-
ing bis professional career of almost
sfty years had been connected With
about eveTr lQcsl iesrza--
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

RRooEITS, Feb. fo.--The branch ~
the Mechanics Cooperative Bank
closed ifs doors Monday and no person
who knows any thing concerning its
affairs can be found. The ostensible
capital wss esao. 600 ofn
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
sTREETeR rs DROPPED.
The Y. ~. H. \. Trio Vote sf Springfield
I'll, for John y. STEELE fer ssns tor The
Deadlock. However. Confinoes.

SrHrseFIEID. III. Feb. 10. - The
fourth week Of the Senatorial contest
opened with the greatest public
interest manifested in ali omar
ters When the joint session had
been called 20 order. the roll
was calles for the sixtvxixth ballot
ON this ballot the Farmers Alliance
members dropped the name Of A. J.
Streeter "a their candidate. and voted
for John r stclle, editor OF the Pro
gressive Farmer. Of Mount Vernon. III
The ballot resulted Palmer. Jc1.
ogiesby. 100; stelie. 3. seven more
ballots were taken without change.
when the session sdjourped for the
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Torrra. Kan. Feb. The s<nsss
has adopted ~ unsrirpous -ote the
concurrent resolution introdused NJ
senstor Etlly yroTiainc for CONNER
eis1 congress se consider ere interest -
TIE ssricnltuvsl res1. TIE yesoiuslyr
provides thss the ssierstiyr from Esr-
sas sfsG consist of four senSs0rs ana
I've EepreseE sstvek
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Accidentally A Eni.A.

CHTctso. Feb. 1e-Johu Tiernsr.
formerly . ss8oon-keeper at No. 57ss
Wallace street. lies dead at his home
with bullet in his brain BE vss &c
eid-ntsllv shos bF Niehssi Cashin 81
ss15 Rst3erfeld street
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

NTz YoEE- Feb. 7e--f-eDeral ". =
Sherman has been 81 for several dsys
sod is pov uDser the care of TIVE phrss
eisns HIS 6soghter has been surs
i-one1 home f-zn Weshfnrton-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

MEwrHIs. Tenn, Feb. 10 Ben x.
Pullen, Jr., who pleaded guilty 20 the
embezzlement Of about 81. 600 CITY
funds. has been sentenced by Judge
nuboise 70 serve ten years in the pen-
itentiary and 20 nav fine If $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

srvxwsrrsfx. o. Feb }s.-E6 Cyist .
rnosssr in tlse Superior drlli-~srks. had
mote. metal Es face wss burned 20 .
elsp ssz kis INJURIES are probably fatal
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11


10th the faethed sai results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowel, eleanses the sys-
lem eaectaslly. dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation syrup Of Eigs is tho
only remedy OF It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 90 the taste and ae-
eeptsbls % the stomach, prompt Ia
rs action and truly beneficial In It's
Effects. prepared only from the iaost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many exeellen. qualities commend it
10 al and have made il tho most
popular remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale In 60c
and 81 bottles BIZ ell leadiug drug
gista Any reliable druggist WAC
may not have iE on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO Try it. Do not accept any
ssihstitute.
CALIFORNIA re SXRUp co.
sas Eaascssco. car.
toossutLs. m. hsS roax. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

k1ases - Engl&Ad snd 6sT@sns. the
l4st n&n4eo eoantxy especially h4vlas
psss .. fecosHstloa aBf4 reeentls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

~vhy DO fAey call them sourtsin
y.>s7
On ssrpose. becsse they sre Tor
~~<r c~.rfswi1rf-pnex.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
rELseRApHlc eREWTIEs.

The body Of Mrs. Sophia Weld Fowler,
of North Guilford, Conn, was found In
pasture near her home She was eighty
seven years old.
At Newport, r. l., the will of Edmund
Schmerhorn was probated. The bequests,
which consist Of real estate in New York
principally, are to members Of the family
only. The property left aggregates about
sl2, 100000.
The statistical returns Of the department
OF agriculture for November make the
corn crop one OF the largest 10 volume
with a rate Of yield slightly above the
average OF twenty-six bushels per acre.
At Buffalo Frank Baker pleaded guilty
TO attempting TO burglarize the house OF
Mrs. Rachel Stewart, Of " North Division
street, and was sentenced TO ten years IN
Auburn state prison.
Herbert Dorman, a mailing clerk in the
postoffice at Willimantic, Conn, has been
arrested charged with stealing letters from
the mails, and Frank +. Bishop letter
carrier in New Haven, has been arrested
on the same charge.
William II. Merrill has been appointed
postmaster at Salem, Mass, vice j. Francis
Dlaton, resigned.
Inc 1QtUbAu ouANNNA0 AhN WAHkhtA 1to'
patch as a dispatch vessel Of the navy.
The grand jury at Montreal has found a
true bill against Aren't, the New York wife
deserter, who will stand trial before the
/ queens bench.
The twenty-third annual convention OF
| the New York State Woman Suffrage as
4 sociation was held at Auburn, n. T.,
| Nov. 10.
General Scott Shipp, superintendent Of
/ the Virginia Military institute, has raised
| $4,000 for the purpose of building a me
morial hall to Stonewall Jackson at Lex
ington, Va.
The schooner Marie Yigilant has been
seized near Murray bay Canada, on Q
charge OF smuggling liquor from the
| United States, twenty barrels OF whisky
having been found aboard.
Mrs. John Rock was found dead on thu
| floor OF her bedroom in Morrisonyille, N
Y There was bruise on her head ant
blood on her hands.
Miss Adele Jaramillo was killed in th'
waiting room Of the railroad station a.
Las Lunas, n NJ. She was shot In th'
back through a window.
1t was announced at Nashville that on'
OF the recaptured convicts had confessed
that the guards at Briceville were in tn,
plot to release the conyicts at the attacl
by the miners.
Peter ]. Carpenter, formerly Fathe
Jean Pierre Calvez, but who gave up thl
priesthood to marry woman Of Hudson
4 N. X, in 1865, has disappeared from Wo
burn, Mass, aud his wife thinks he la
entered a monastery to do penance for re
signing the priesthood.
Stuart Robson, the actor, was marrie'
. at New York to May Waldron, the ieadinl
lady Of his company.
The deficiencies OF w. p. Bard, the miss
ing Reading (Pa.) lawyer, are now esti
mated at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
rhlli rrInnhlr.

SANTIAGO, Nov. IL, via GALVESTON.
Senor Malta, the Chilian minister Of for.
eign affairs, whose reply TO the demand Of
the United States for satisfaction on ac
count Of the Baltimore outrage has created
SO much discussion, says that the United
States representatives here seem to think
that they can in every way dictate 70 Chill
as to what she should do and should moi
do under various conditions. This stand
on the part Of the United States repre-
sentatives, he added. was untenable.
AS to the various stories 80 industrious
" and perslstently spread that the present
Rovernnent Of Chill was unfriendly to th'
United States administration or its people
nothing could be further from the truth
They were positive mlsstatements Of th,
real facts.
Senor Malta impressed your correspond
ent strongly with the conviction that tn
Chilian authorities will, upon the compile
tion OF the judicial inquiry into the attaol
upon the Baltimore's sesmen, act speadil
and fairly in arriving at conclusion.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
CHINA HAS A CIVIL WAR.
Human in Open Revolt and Eu'
ropeans in Peril.
BRAZIL IS IN A BAD WAY ALSO

Several of Her States Have Seeded and
Dehed the Authority Of Dictator Fon-
seca-A warship and Military Sent to
0uen the rnsurrection.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 11-Intense excitement
prevails here The course Of events is
tending toward a great civil war. For,
eigners in China are in extreme peril.
The chief Of the great secret society OF
the Kalao Hui has been arrested In the
French concession at Shanghai The vice.
roy st Nankin has ordered him to be tor
tured, hoping that be will betray his ac'
completes. If not he Is to be beheaded.
Hanan In Open Revolt.
The whole province Of Human Is IN
state Of siege and open revolt. Seditious
placards are posted everywhere.
The European ministers at Pekin are
seemingly Indifferent. The Chinese min.
listers and officials fraternize with them
call them friends, banquet them and get
ND fetes for them every week.
As result OF this the foreign residents
in China are furious Their indignation
is beyond expression because Of the mean
ness Of those "diplomatists," who are for
getting their duty TO their own country
men.
The trial Of Mason, who had ATTEMPTED
to pass arms and dynamite TO the rebels
has now some point to it, and Mason's 40
tion is explained By the foregoing.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
nrnn.

APPLLEGATE.-O November .. William
Applegate, aged o. years.
CALDWELL.-In this city. on the 9th in
stant, Daniel Caldwell, aged 30 years.
FORD.--Oh the sth instant. Clara Car
penter wife of the late Stept en- Nye Drew
Ford, in the 74th year of her age.
HAI,L--In Christiana hundred, on the eth
instant. Mary Jane, wife Of William Hall
aged Il years.
KEATING.-On November 8, Joseph, son Of
John and Margaret Keating, aged ~ years.
SHAW-In this city, .on The 10th instant
Martha K. shaw, wife OF John Shaw, In tbs
list year Of her age.
TALLEY.-O the eth instant In Brandy
wine hundred, OF pneumonia, Miss Eliza A
Talley in her s6th year.
TUCKER, In this city, on the 9th instant
Winifred, wife of Michael Tue ger, aged 8
wears
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
A Plot 10 Poison Eneta.

SAN SALVADOR, via GALVESTON, Tex.
Nov. il.--A conspiracy TO assassinate Gen
aral Antonio Ezeta, minister Of war, the
navy and the interior, and brother Of Gen
ersl Carlos Ezeta. the president Of Saliva
dor, has just been discovered.
The chief conspirator ls General Maxine
saiguero, who owes his life to the clemen
cy Of the brother Of the man whom he hel
plotted 70 kill Salguero was sentenced
to be shot, but was pardoned by Presiden
Ezeta. Several arrests have already beeI
made II is said that DR.. Salvador Quart
was selected as the instrument Of the con
spirators. The method TO be employee
was poison.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
THE RED5REAsT.

In country lanes the robins sing,
Clear throated. joyous, swift Of wing,
From misty dawn TO dewy eve
Though cares OF nesting yex and grieve
Their little heart bells ring and ring.
And when the roses say to spring;
"Your reign is DER" when breezes bring
The scent Of spray that lovers weave
In country lanes,
The redhreast still Is heard to fling
His music forth; and he win cling
To autumn till the winds bereave
Her yellowing trees, nor will he leave
TIL winter finds him shivering
In country lanes.
Charles II. Luders.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
sullivan Has Formally Challenged slavin
20 Fight Next Fall.

Sullivan Has Formally Challenged slavin
90 Fight Next Fall.
NEW YORK, Nov. iL--Charley Johnston,
John L. Sullivan's baoker, has received a
letter from the champion under date Of
Nov 2, authorizing him TO match Sullivan
with Slavin for the largest purse offered
and a side bet OF the greatest amount the
other side will put up Mr., Johnston i'm.
mediately called at the Office Of The Herald
and issued the following challenge TO
Slavin.
On behalf Of John L. Sullivan, who has EN-
powered me 70 arrange match with Frank
slRyin for the championship Of the world anS
as much money AZ the Australian can possibly
raise l challenge the said Mr. Slavin 70 NEE
the champion In q fair stand up fight, the bat
tie TO take place in America before some re
sponsible club which win offer the largest
purse. the match TO take place IN the latter part
of September or early part Of October, under
the recognized rules. To show my earnestnesl
] hereby deposit IN the New York Herald $500
10 remain up until Jan. /, 1899.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
II the Australian does not answer Thu
promptly he certainly does not mean bust
l meas
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
4 rrInnelr 60 NJ nnnnlo.

BUFFALO, Nov. il.-John Blocher, one
Of Buffalo's wealthiest citizens, has be.
queathed his stately mansion at Delawars
avenue aud Huron street 20 be used as a
charitable home for aged men, and has
provided for the endowment Of the insti
tuition with almost his entire fortune, es
timated at g., 100000.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11

The Board o. Street and Sewer Direct
ors met last night The weekly pay roll
amounting to 1913 SO, was ordered
paid. The contract for paving Third
street near Pine was awarded to William
simmons. The contract for paving
Fourth street between Market and Ship
ley street was not awarded. The boarS
will hold another session tonight.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
m. Dren Return % work.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE men who be
long to the Amalgamated association at
Jones & Laughlin's mill, who have been
on strike, will return TO work today, pend
ing an investigation iuto their grievances
by the national committee Of the Anal
pamAted association.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
harvard More hopeful Vow,

Boston, Nov, ll.--Mackie, Corbett aud
Waters, Of Harvard, who have been under
faculty restrictions and unable 10 play in
the Harvard football eleven, have been re.
moved from probation. They will play
against Yale at Springfield, and the hopes
OF the Harvard men are greatly raised in
consequence.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
rrenton.s Furitlre ln chArge.

CHICAGO, Nov H. - Richard Barren.
stecker, indicted at Trenton, n. j., for
bigamy, has been before Justice Glennon
aud held in bonds Of 1900. The case is a
sensational one in Trenton, where Barren.
stecker is said TO have married wealthy
society belle, with whom he disagreed and
married another young woman.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
Rev. Wilson Cured By Faith.

NEW YoRE Nov. 1.-THE Rev Henry
Wilson D. D., formerly senior assistant
60 the Rev. Dr. Rainsford, rector Of St
Georges church, has Joined Dr.. Simpsons
faith cure tabernacle. He claims to have
been cured Of many ills by divine healing
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
Notice.

all who wish to become members Of
the new encampment of the Knights Of
st. John and Malta, please call on M.
Meyers at No 400 Market street. as the
new encam pment will organize and elect
officers on Wednesday evening, November
II, 1891, at 81 o'clock. at the Eekel
Building, No $40 Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
Th. s..ate Met and Adjourned.

HARTFORD, Nov 1.--Only two senators
were absent when the Connecticut senate
met at $50 p m. Immediately after prayer
Senator Pierce Dem.) moved to adjourn.
This was approved by the Republica,
but at 2.45 the senate adjourned for
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
..pnnnn GnIrln sIrns -1rIth PIttshurg.

NPrrrsBURG, Nov. IL. Pitcher Papa"
Calvin and Outfelder Ed Swartwood have
signed contracts to play with the Pitts.
burg Natioi al League club next season.
Calvin received the $500 bonus promised
him by ex-President J. Palmer O'Nelll for
good pitching before he signed his CON
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
Tn. Legislature stii In Doubt.

ALBANY, Nov. Uncertainty as TO the
legislature continues Both parties assert
their claims as loudly as ever. The county
canvassers Tuesday did little or nothing
to settle the question, nor viii they do
much before the last Of the week.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11

President, Mrs. c. r. Evans vice presi-
dent, Joshua Carpenter; recordi' z
secretary Miss Annie Kates correspond
ing secretary, Miss Lizzi Martin ;
treasurer, Miss Lola Dent, The box to be
sent to the Wes' will be- packed to-niph hit.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
Ialn arerloch out of panrer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1i-''Iola Greylock, "
the young woman who tried to kill herself
BY taking laudanum at the Grand Central
station, was pronounced out Of danger at
Bellevue hospital No one knows who
abe Ia
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
Rra.lllan stntss ssoede.

LONDON, Nov Il.--A dispatch just re
eeived from pernambuco brings further
alarming intelligence regarding the situa
tion OF affairs IN Brasil There is no doubt
that the situation arising out OF the as
sumption Of dictatorial powers by Fonseca
Is rapidly approaching point where
resort TO arms will be necessary TO estab'
lish the position Of the dictator.
Many states sooede.
The Republicans see in this last move Of
Fonseca an attempt 20 override the au'
thority vested in him by the constitution,
So strong has the opposition to fonseea
grown that yesterday it was announced
that the important state Of Rio Grande dc
Sui had declared its independence
The dispatch just received shows that
steps will have to be Immediately taken to
prevent, IL possible, the dislntegration Of
The republic The state OF Grao Para has
followed the example set by Rio Grande
do Sui, and declared its independence.
The dispatch further states that It Is ex.
pected that the independence movement
will be followed by similar declaration
by the state Of Bahia.
Fonseca wan Fight
Dictator Fonseca is moving rapidly 70
suppress these attempts to set up separate
governments, and he has ordered war
ship to proceed to Rio Grande do Sui TO
prevent the state authorities from Garry
Ing their declaration OF independence into
effect
The dictator might perhaps do more tc
establish the new order Of things were il
pot for the fact that he is a sick man.
Some reports have II that he is suffering
from canoer That he will take vigorous
measures to suppress these latest revolts
against his authority is not doubted He
will Hght desperately to sweep all OBJ
staclee from his path.
Germans 10 Contend with.
Rio grande do Sui has $4,000 iightinI
Germans in its population; the revolution
there is undoubtedly serious. The German
population Is reported to be organizing
into armed bodies on the plan Of the Dutcl
settlers Of South Africa.
The troops under the command Of Gen
eral da Fonseca are said to have been OF
dered to move upon Rio Grande do sul
A still later rumor has il that there ha
been a conflict with serious loss Of life b'
tween she supporters Of the government
and the colonists who have just declare
their independence.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
~ ARRHM Mn.

KIGER-CROZIER On November 9. 1891
by Rev George y. Thompson, Harry s. Kiger
and Miss Lizzie E. Crozier, both of this city.
YEASEY JONES.-At the Asbury M. e.
parsonage, No. 22 Walnut street, on Thurs
day evening, November 8, by Rev. John ID.
g. Hanna, Thomas r. 3. Vessey of Dover
Del, and Miss. Minnie Jones.of Wilmington
al
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..RouaH oN IreMN

Ointment cures skin Humors, Ptnples. Flesh
Worms Ring Worm letter. Salt Rh um,
Frosted Fe {, Chilblains. Itch, Ivy Poison. Bar
ber's Itch ScAld Head. Eczema. onc. Drug
gists or mail. Il & Wells, Jersey City, n ].
ROUGH ON CORNS, Salye and Plaster,
lOc; LIQUID, l5c.
ROUGH IN TOOTHACHE. Instant relief,
15c.
II BUCHU-PAIBA cures all Urinary Affec-
tons.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
A Koch I.vmph Patient Dead.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Nov. li.-Charles
Balaam, the famous Koch lymph patient,
is dead He did nicely under the treat
ment until he discovered where the whisky
cask was kept in the hospital, and then he
grew rapidly worse and the whisky grew
less
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
which ia the Bestg

Insurance in force. Insur. for 1890
EQUITABLE Life, s720, ,662 1890 sos, ,ss6 l07 90
and Trust le,zl4 s45.O0 la,24 80 ot
Penn Mutual e0.zle,l1l-e9 z9663, ,2ls0.
Manhattan Life 54,5OO,754.oo l2,962, ,40lo q
The sEquitable's" business for 1891
alone nearly EQUALS the total insurance il
foree of the ProvidentLife, Penn Mutua
and Manhattan Life combined.
Evening journal., 1891-11-11
In the Name Of sweet charity.

The following officers have been elected
by the Young Peoples Missionary As
ISOLATION OF West Presbyterian Church