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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
HELP wAsTED-EALE

yNANTED-A reliable man OF good address
" to collect In city three or four days each
week. and 10 canvas balauee OF the tine; must
be able To give bond. Adssm Home Furnish
Ing House. No. 80 south Division-st. rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-30
neaill Of Mr.. O'Rrie,l.

The Journal 10 PANEL to announce thu
death Of Mr.. W. z. O 3risn, proprietor Of
the EateFp,i,e Stock Farm, North Parish
this city, which occurred very suddenly At
his home in Randolph Mass, Mordsy
morning. from spoplsxy,a. the early sge Ct
SO yeafs. Mr.. O'Brisn was extensively
engsgsd Ia the boot manufacturing b1si
mes. in Rudolph haviag large factories
and employing many wcrsmen. About .
year OK, Mr.. o'Brien leased the well
known Dr.. North farm in this town, aud
having great Iowa for horses designed 10
make II stock breeding farm
where be could spend hi, sum
msf, and eri,y himself with bis fav,ri'es'
His last vi,is to the farm Was in November
last. Shan he made plans for the enlarge
ment Of his husinesr, and Was abou; to par
chase an Elect lneer Stallion q, the large
u,ic, Of sio,oco to add to bis lumber Of
sue horses here. He laid out large sum
in fit.ias I'D the stables and buildings ct the
farm, and placed t il charge OF Mr.. W. ).
Lsmscr, 9. SUI eiicss udens. Mr.. Q Brien
had a. the farm eleven ho;ses, vslaed Al
frcm $500 {, $4,000 each, Which sre all
in ne condition. Yesterday. Mr.. Pet
Hard, cue OF the sells men Of RH doIph
came to Augusta to look ever the estaoiish-
ment ar,l Aud everything in excellent
shape. Mr., o'Bfiens lease Of tbs farm has
two years lo1gar % iuu, AID Oh; people viii
bs slxa to Learn that the Establishment will
ALL BE- carried on uader Mr.. Lsms,ns
m Engagement. Mr.. o'Brien vas An sxsen'
.i~e property ovnsr n Randolph. and
seterous, large hssi,ed mao vho will be
greatly missed from socisi ard business
circles. Helssves wife AID four ch'lifer'
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NJ. @. Shaw Of Bath wss in the city yes
terdsy.
John oaiuby Of Boston is home for the
holidays.
Hon. ]. L Cutter Ct B,nsor vas in town
Tuesday.
Hall C. BatIeist, Esq. Of Vsssalooro,
vas in the city yesterday.
Postmaster sIanley vent to skovhsgsn
yesterday on the sfserno,n train.
Hon, Geo. +. Weeks 10 confined to the
house with severe attack Of sousil:is.
Hon. A. L. wispea CT Ellsworth Vas 10
the city Tuesday, leaving in the aftsrnoon'
County Commissioner Carries Went
worth Of Chntos. vas in Augusta Tuesday.
Allen Jswet has accepted position I"
el ,tk in I,aac Beunets's Water street res
taursnt.
George n. Lawrence Of Haynes 8 Law
renee ha. gone to Baltimore on bi'ine"
connected with ihs 5rm.
Mis-, Ssslls Parsons 10 home on vscs-
.i,n from Bahep Hofkla's Hall, girls
sca,oI Ia Darlington, W.
Niles Csadie Boon OF Wa'efvilie, whe
Vas the guest Of Augusta friends the past
week, rs,usaed 10 Waterfalls yesterday
II. q. Hsnord Of Gsnsvs, N Y IL Wis +
Ing S,anley PAissn on "in'ns'p 'n.s''
They are fel'ov-ssnden's u n''.'' .''"
Hon. Il. r Smith and wife Of Aaonrn
sre the guests OF Hen. h h'~eh $40 e
Hslloweil. They sfs'so Aasa''~
afternoon.
John f olah,mof " hst." ~
Bostcc. is IN the q > vi'ih's D'0.-
Mr. Oldham came up 70 a''ea' '"e '
theAuicsi' as' h's"', =, All. ,,,v
C. II. fuinfsf' ia"s'S "
bat lately OF Dali + ma - 49,.
gu'.a and hss 81 sp'ta P''iu'' ''
Huntington eaeihins o.
Mts Alice tooss 'o'A ,'e "
fer Aii'sen where sns W. 'p.'' ,s 49,.
Year hoidNs "fh isseas'
10 wareham to MAKE osi
brief Wait ,;.,,.
Mr.. and Mfs. Seo1' ON p'0' ~.
san Cismnas' vos aa'e ss'" ,r..s. 49,.
Simpssns ii'aes, 80 s' ,.,n, :,
city, during enfi'sH a. .ss-
70 Porslsnd.
Ne,srs. Charles SD Villain So lvesssr aud
.,,-,... ..,r,.ea Marday from a uesk' 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-30
KINGS DAUGHTERS
Entertainment ut Meonian Hall Proved
Complete Success

For several weeks The Each and AL
band Of Kings Daughters has been bard st
work preparing far an entertainment, the
proceeds Of which were to te devoted to
charity. Last night the long looked for
event ,fanspirsd. Meonisn Hall wss
veil filed whsn at 2. NJ. II. M Pullsn
gave the signal TO his orchestra AID mos;
sxceiisn. eoocer! followed. The march
vas especially noticeable IS we're also the
Spaniah Patrol and japanese dances.
A.9 z. NJ. ths curtain went up. and for
three quarters Of hour the audience
alternately laughed and spplAuded. The
farce aboaadei 10 clever lines and amusing
situations. Ths scenes between the Java
nsas girl, Miss Randall. her mistress.
tho Batavian millionairess, Miss Chase,
and Mr. Croker IS Nom. D. Preuil.
we're particularly bright and were vel
acted. Miss Randall m,ds an exesllet
soubrettc. Mears. PA,ten and Luques IS
the two msrceaary Ftenoh suitors were
complete successes Miss Chase and Mr..
Csooker in the leading parts could not havs
teen betserfd. TIE stage vas arns'icaiiy
ged and handsomely decorated for the
occasion by the members Of the society,"
Ia fact too much cannot be ssid 10 praise
Of the play, players and settirg' The young
i.dlss Who have worked so bard to get 1t
up deserved their great iuccess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-30

Jasss,a,s too ofssn permit wives. Ard
psrst e thsis chi dseu, to - Ne, Itou he.a
ache. disf;nsss. ueufais's. isepie's
as. rsrreusses', vhea oy 'ns use aI -
Miles Rssn,aure Ntrviae faen s,lioes
Y.,uts csu'd easily be prevented. Dus
. &. ererrs hare say II givea uaisefsn sa.-
factor. xns ns. n inoense SAN 600.
vor,t q Co. 81 Fart Wsyre. Lad sno. q
"a Of s.raeus. N \ ~ & wei biii.-
Ss,s. Mish.; and bucdrsds at c-hsis say
iii /, IN ! srs asest seiisr tasY ever Hnes
7, cpossins no ~risses. Tfi.i Aass ala
sos hoek % Nesvoas n-ssAse-. nee ~
R,rsi.ch. wsbhsr& Co . deesS .sd&fis.
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KExsEBKc cstsrr rLAxx



n. Ssoess T. Sni.h, The ng;stss Of
dssds n ihis csanH. kas adoDisd PISS
tas kesrns y psotes coGdiiios ard . fosD
eenysHisss fss fsfsssnes he diAsssns piss
q esssssa Ands In Ksnasbec eouzsy.
LESS hsse bsea ssasd mo book shss 10
zsxg-, sd vii fosa % irdsxsd, - ihss 70
fsfsf y tneu Va b only the vosk Of :
nonsnt bsfoss n. Smith hit spsa thia
fssser srufsai nsshod, the elsss vefs pa
svsy "a sssvsf, snd II say p<fsos Wished
70 conssis mss. ths vhess piss bed 70 BE-
ossfhauied. Ia course Of which thsJ sspidly
esesns vsss By handling.
cens Of these sss gate cd, the oldest
Being shs rlsn ct Winsiev. Phillip BALM
ius,s5ef. Tbs 80 msds 10 1859. This
sssss 70 portions Of The isvns Of Winsiov,
Augusta, aEd Sidney srd shcws shs iands
iJine along both SIDES Of tbs ksnrebse nv
sF. Ia his plan sfs given the settlers lots
and Tbs pfopfiAscrs leh Aaofhss old pisH
y mat Of portions Of the town Of Gaf1insf
lying along tbs cobbosssseontse stream snd
Is VS. made In 1908. Included 10 this
10 the line bssvssn G6dlnsr ard Bovdoia
ham. There are several good plans Of
tsrsss Grove csmstsry the last one being
drawn in 1879 BY r. Dsnforth and 10 per-
hses the best plan In the book. Ia this
book several p.sess have been left for
putting 10 cher Plans that may be plscsd
ON record All persons making plans
should c7nsa!t this book ard hsvs ths pisns
made to correspond in ssxs.
Tbs plans thst are comprissd In this
book are the following;
Part o.: lot 20, Hsilovsli, 81. cashafinsrs
Hall. Aususss. pcstefics lot. Augusta, Grant
estate, Gardiner. two plans Of land leased
to Edison Gage, lsud Of Nat,n ard Pus-
isgson, Wstsryilis; H3iAngsvsr.h 6 Whit
ney, WINSTON, Heiiipgssofth Z Whitney,
Win'low; hoilingsworth & Whitney.
WAisfsills; West Wasssyiiis Village. Eze-
kiei Page hsh Of Au9ussa. three plans Of
fJ'sss Grove Cemsssry. Augusta; Elm
1870 'Ss shN tso sAibAic hcs1 tA W ssut shAiS
Sebsstieook Falls Cemsisiy, Hsm ssssad Of
ichabod Pisisse6. Crosby Mill lot, Gene
terry Ia Wayne. Plan Of land included IN
suit OF James W. Dearborn, Lat lo3 south
side Of Cobbossesconses river, Gardiner,
copy Of Winsio~'s plan. Lad Of Horace
and A. f Printon, Wstervills and Fair
asld; Capeccok Paper Mills, Gardner.
Bridge Place. Augusts; Afssnsi Io.. Au.
gusta; Cfommstt field. Waterviils; o.
southeriy half Of Lot No. IL. 0Ed,er
Division iiae between VMsaiboro and
Augusta. Township No. 4, Sd range between
kennebec snd Penobscos rivers; 80 l,ts
surveyed 'or RIB. Dann, Watervillsi Plan
for kennebee Land and Lumber Co, 10
Pisston; DR.. Hiidresh farm; o. B. Cla.
sou ct ais. Gardiner; Lot % East Of Kenne-
bee river, set Of to Isaiah Williams;
Lot 81, Cobbosseecoutee tric.; Bel
grade; Estey ard Kimball land
10 Wsiefyilie; Gay lot, Gardiner
East Side. Kennebec river; Gage Place;
West Side Of Arsenal ST. Augusta; Beacon
and Seavsy lots, W.tsrviile; q, A. & II. P.
Miiliksp: Wsymcuth Jonas Homestead;
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n LnIDBe JAIL.
I'm II 1t N lpisnsus Il nj,
In Il III.
Gessye Lashss BsesAr Care Il ga,
Lssser -Hive 80 Ont This Wesk.

Thasss . The i u sse ysfy aaiss sd sAis
vinass ~ bssn ness usususI oas, % fss.
o. secesss Of The snAil sumbsr Of psis-
sasss. Uatil recently there vers but a. Ia
essAssnsss, ssd Tassdsy nssnips sss
ssneu - only gene up y a.
Thsssday viii see this nsnbsy mssssisrJy
dscFsased for Hasacs Isshsa. sumssIsss,
fsos H. ysyret. in for fsu. nenshs |;
osssss Handy. Resdaed. drsak. 20 asys
ssd. kHs Dsdsiek. Augusta, drunk. 20 days !;
I'll 30 out, thsis sesssnces having expired.
0sesss Lasbas Of WGsfviiss, Who has
bssn cesnssd 10 sSs jsII fsw noasas for
Bqsof ssiIips, proposes to pay . Use Of
1880 rsihss :hsn remain in nj "a 3D.
dsuonsi 10 days. He does not think Il :
very Pleasant pIscs 70 ssend bis time ir !,
sad prefers freedom.
Tbs lover corridor 10 row reserved 10,
tho usupins fraternity These are the
most unpopular cells Ia the isil, hence theis
uss.
ftiss fact not generally known that the
,sisesers are allowed . discount Of tss
days on each month By the sheriff for good
conduct, good work end sissdinsss.
Sheriff 6lsssns anticipates That The nun.
bss In jail will b. less than ever before
during tbs coping winter.
o. Monday, Jan. tsh, wsIly simpson,
rsusslIsr from WinsIos. goes out, his nine
months sentence having expired.
A JouaRAL rsportsr called on Harry
vIIlisss. the genial "kira Of the Trsmps'"
engaged In resdiss osef bis we'll worn cosy
Of Shakespeare shleh he utes ~ diary
and note book. Harry shook hands quite
warmly sad then bessn to talk about himself
snd his vasis d sxpersncss. Before long be
said, 1T 10 rank irjns.ics to cali ms
professional tramp snd 10 say that never
work. lock here. Asd tuning blank page
In bis woTk be showed record Of his sum-
mos work witch sh,wsa that h. had
worked over months and had earned over
SIZE But its ali gore, he said quietly.
Harry spends most Of bis time in rssdiag
telling stories AMI in vfitias short essAys.
Hs 10 quite . philosopher snd uses rsmark.
ably good English for man In his position.
The most noticeable tling about Harry
however, 10 his great personal CLEANLINESS.
II this 10. INDEED. nsx; t. Goodness. Harry
must b. we'll up 10 the human seaie. for
few men take better csre Of themselves.
Fsf man Of considerably over 10 Harry
IL very strong sud healthy. He has hardly
. gray hair and does not LOOK much more
than 30. His skin is IS smooth ~ . child
though deeply tanned by constant exposure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-30

Botdteh. Webster & Co. druggists,
bsissve that the secret Of sucssss IS pefse-
y,r.ne,. Therefore they persist 10 Keep
ing the aasss Inc Of p'ifam .fiss. toilet
articles, co.mstics, isass and eheIieas 90
the market Ihsy especially invite Al
per.oas wa hsvs psipifsiion, short Dream,
weak CT buggy spsli,, psia in the SIDE OF
sh,rtder, oppst ssio,. nisa' mire, a's
cough. smosheTinr, dsopsy or hss's cl.esse
4, NV Dr. MiIss' Haeausl!ed New Hssfs
Cure, before IL 10 TOO sae IL ms ne
lsrsss. sails Of asy simiiar famFdf Ere
beck 4 ts,rimani,is free d. M'ifs ks-
s,ors.tvs Nsrvias /, unsarras.sd for .leei :
l,.,rsss. hssda:he. f.s, etc. etc snd IL
can.sies no ep.atss. DEF 2ssccS1iy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-30

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleaaan.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efiectually, dispels colds. bead
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
ceptabls to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all ard have made il his most
popalsr rsz.etiy k1own.
sy1rp rf Tss "a fcg ala &, Sc
ana 81 ce1z5,s ~ al asz5szg Dbl g.
gista Any ssli.b,s ezusgs4 who
may n. Asss i. "a hand gid pro.
cure i. proup.ly FOR Any Que who
wishes to f1y IL Do Tot scospt any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SXRUp CO.
SAY FRANCISCO, ca.
I0sssyitLE, Sy VIEW y0ax ~
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Act On rev p.iociFie-fefuir'rst ae
liver, stomach saa bowels nresgs me
p.rres A ne~ dsscovery. Dr. Mics rus
,yees,ly cure hilieusaes-, b.d taste. sofpid
liver. piles. constipation Unfqusiied TOT
men. wcmes. children Smlussf. u,ldss''
sr,c,t, so dnse.. Is cs,. Samples Free,
a. go,a.ea, W. lister and CO.
. ccta7ieoc& Wy
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An are entiti,d TO the beet hist sseii
money will buy. 20 every family snou,d
have 1t once. a bottle Of the beat family
remedy. Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the sys-
TEN when cos.ive or lious. For ssie 10
soc and 81 90 bottles by ali lesdirs drug
80. dec7d&wlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
RATES WITH >ERo-s HORIZONS.
The Story of n Horrible Crime in Lower Calf
fornis.

SAX DIEeo. Cal. March Ga story Of a hor-
rlble crime comes from Ssn Quentin, Lower
Gal, which rates among the horrors Of Neros
time. On Sunday last Joseph r. Muir. a half
breed, made an attempt on the life Of Fil-p.
Sanchez, who was living asleep on the side~sA
IN front Of saloon. Muir came along aboui
half drunk aud tried 60 awaken the sleepius
man. Failing he opened tns shirt of Sancher
and drawing n knife made motion 10 dis..In-
bowel him. Be feared the Job could uot tie
done with dull knife. for after feeling the .,g.
OF the blade he stepped inside aud sharpened
II quite deliberately on a stone irving Il orca-
sionally on hls dampeued finger and then rinil-
ing az the bystanders, who thought he wac Jest
ing
He finally secured the proper edge. aud
kneeling by the side Of Sanchez. plunged the
blade m the sleeping mans abdomen. partially
Withdrew IT. ran II over against the hip
bone, turned the knife aud forced IL upward -.
far Ne the RIBS would allow t 60 20. Muir then
pulled the shirt back over the horrible zap,
rtrightened up, smilingly nodded to persuns
around him. licked the blood from the blade
on one side and placed the knife bach in the
scabbard by his side. lie was seized by those
who witnessed the CRIME aud placed IN custody
Sanchez was alive at the last accounts Rr-
ferrlng to his crime Muir SAYS he was a goui
frlend OF Sanchez. but wanted to try his nex
knife. He is now i'm Jail at Ensenada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
THE CoPrRroHr LAW.
Comments Of the London "Gr.phic' fs-
pr~~s English Opinion.

Special oShie pi-pa;ch - The Ev-ninS star
LONDON. March 6.-All the papers comment
AT some length on the passage Of tine Americsa
copyright bill. The Grglic appears 10 et-
press the general opinion when II SAYS: The
passage OF the American copyright bill vii
probably prove q nine dass' wonder. a. IL msy
be questioned whether IL will make much
cinerence 20 the writing world. The number
OF aritish authors who have CAPTURED their
public In the states l. certaiulV not large. and
the cost OF printing on the other side Of the
Atlantic viii probably prove prohibitive as far
as the greAs bulk of British book. i.
concerned IL the bin affects only a
few English authors. EngliSh publishers
printers paper makers and bookhina.rs VIII
not he able to regard it with uumlnsd .atisfse-
tion as in the absence of r,tnliation there 10 de-
cided danger that most OF the standard and
costly books viii be produced iR the states Ia
that case the English market would probably
be supplied with the advance coIacs ptinssd
from plates sent over for the purpose. The
only difficulty in the way Of such arrange
incnt, Is the distaste that the British public has
for American orthogrsphy. With regard 10
the importation of bOoks produced IN tie states,
it may be asked whether The merchandise MARI
act could not be usefglly enforced"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

Hundreds Of settler. lager to Enter Cpo,
Indian 1.snds.

SnoEASE FANS. WASH. March 6.-Ths
passage of the bih opening the c"ur q Alens
reservation 20 settlement has cr-.ted STAN
pede almost equal to the Oklahoma craze. For
several months large numbers Of people have
been eamped along the borders Of the re-ervA-
tion. and fully 1000 men have poured into PORT
Fails and Cour a Aiene City. shich are on ths
border Of the reservation, during the past two
days. More settlers are coming an by every
train. They are waiting FOR the rrcsiden, IA
Issue a proclamation. AID then troubls a. feared.
as some Of the Indians vail object 10 giving up
their lnnls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
A VERDICT FOR $500.

Result Of Elizabeth ID. Moulden's Ouii
Against Montgomery County.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
HAoERsrowS, Nd, March 6.-The Jury in
the case of Elizabeth ID. Moulden against the
commissioners of Montgomery county, after
being out all night. returned into court this
morning with verdict Of u, 500 in favor Of the
plaintiff. This case was removed from Montgom-
cry TO the court Of this county and was an action
for Sl0. 900 damages, alleged TO have been sus-
tanned in injuries received by being thrown
from a wagon owing 70 bad condision Of q
public road leading from Washington to Rock
vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
MUST COVER THE NEITHER uMss
The Minnesota Senate Fsyors "a EiI Prohii-
iting Women Prom Appearing Ina nght.

ST. PAU, March 6.-In committee of the
whole the senate has recommended tina, the
following bill be passed: That any female
person who shall. upon the stage platform
in any theater or opera house. concert hall
or any public place whatever where other
persons are present expose her neither limb or
limbs dressed in tights, so-called. OF IN any
manner whatever 50 that the shape and form
of her nerher limb or limbs plainly visible
20 such other persons present. shall be gu,lty
Of open and gross lewdness and lasciyiou- be-
havior and guilty of a misdemeanor. aud upon
conviction thereof shall be punished 10y fine
OF not less than So tor more than 500, or I'M
priscnment in the county jail not less tina
five days nor more than thirty"
MANKATo, MINI, March 6.-1he city council
here has decided to keep the bill boards in the
city free from obscene pictures, particular
objection being made 70 iithogrsphs Of Am.-
xons in tights aud ballet girls in short cres-es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
ITALY AND AMERICA.

King aunber Expresses His Friendshir
for the United States.
ROME, March 6.-Upon the occasion Of the
visit of King Humbert Wednesday to the foun.
dry where the statue of the American republic
has just been completed by Mr.. Simmons, the
American sculptor, his majesty congratulated
Mr.. Simmons upon the results of his great work
and said that he was glad to seize an occasion
to honor American art and TO express friend
ship for the people of the United States.
The statue referred to has groups around /,
representing the army and navy, and is de
signed for soldiers and sailors monument. q
be erected at Portland, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

New YORK. March 6.-The hull Of the burned
Hartford steamer, City Of Richmond. lies on
the bottom Of the river at her pier adjoining
Peck slip, East river. The huh IL uninjured
and the vessel will be rebuilt. The hall watch
man, Sam Lambert, 10 still missing and there
IL little doubt that when the debris is removed
his body will be found in his bunk. The ns-
tional board Of fire underwriters have the wreck
and cargo in charge. pending the adjustment
of the insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
Flowing Through SNOW and sand.

sr. Louis, Mo-, March Ga Santa Fe y. Nd
special says: The snow blockade which has pre-
vailed on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
for the past ten days, tying up two passenger
trains at Trespedas. was broken yesterday by
rotary snow plow passing through eight feet Of
snow and sand. The first through train sInce
February 25 reached here last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
The Bishop Refrained From Presiding.

BERWICK, Pa, March 6.-The central Penn
sylvania conference of the Evangelical Associs-
tion convened here yesterday. An informal
meeting of the members of the conference
"Wednesday night adopted an address to Bishop
Bowman, In which they urgently asked him not
to attempt TO preside The bishop marched up
to the place of meeting yesterday, but was met
At the door by representative of the trustees,
who informed him he could not enter. where
upon the bishop turned about and returned to
his hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 6.-Ihe case against
C. Nicholas, formerly president of the defunct
Nicholas Bank, for receiving deposits after the
bank was in a bankrupt condition was con-
tinued yesterday, and IN default Of a new boud.
which ne could not give. Nicholos sent to
iail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

EUFALLA, Ala, March 6.-Wednesday night
Tom Burnett was called TO his doorway and
was shot dead with a load of buckshot in his
brain Last Christmas Burnett married o
daughter Of John Scott The young woman's
parents were opposed 10 the marriage and her
father has often threatened to kill Burnett.
No trace can be found Of Scott, but has wife
was arrested a. an accessory before the fsct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06
All the County Record. Burned.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, March 6.--Ihe court
house at Archer City was burned "Wednesday
night, together with nearly all the county rec
| ords. Loss estimated at $4,000. The IRE n
| supposed 10 be Of incendiary origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of AZ PEI
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $46, $50
making the total to date, S11 $40 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

senators Draw for seats I'm North Dakota
BIsxARck, Nd, March e.--In the drawing
for the long and short term seats i'm the senate
yesterday the democrats were victorious. The
even-numbered districts drew the long terms
and six democrats hold over. Had the odd
numbered districts won only . single dexnocr.s
would have retained his seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

DIR. HARRY G. HAYES has resigned his position
in the mint bureau of the Treasury Department
in order to engage in the practice of medicine
He bas bean appointed on the medical staff oi
Providence Hospital ~ 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

evening Gov. Francis granted . stay Of execu-
ton in the case Of Lewis Builing. the st. Joseph
wife murderer, sentenced 10 be hanged q ss-
vauuah, Andrew county. today. The stay of
execution vas granted until April ~. In the
meentime the governor viii examine the papers
6ied with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-06

CRUISER No 1.-THE Navy Department yes
terday made the sixth payment of so, ,333 to
Harrison Loring of Boston on account Of
cruiser No. IL.