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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
OXFORD.

George iIssen anil wife, Elmer Far.
ro,t AMI Miss Essic larrott attended the
orand Division 81 sons II Temperance
~ West Gray las, week. IN Invitation
va. extended from this lodge Ia hold
the next annual session II the Grand III
vision ~ oxford which VAS acccpted.
Anticipating a good time deer hunting
newt winter \. :. Fuller and George
Heath have ben building a camp IN the
northern part IL the county aud have
Furnished u Nth a stove aud comfort
able outfit.
\ s"cisble will h. given AZ Bumpus
Hall Saturday evening by the y. T.. :. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
locs,,s NILS

Rev. q. y Jackson delivered very
Interesting scrmoa at the church last
sabbath.
our amiahl. station sgrnt, ". y. carr.
Z. on Walt Ca al. hiher's home In
Canada. On~ ~ tho o.. 4. u. relieving
agents takes hi place dafing bis ah.sncc.
4. u. kimhsll Ia. hs.n on the STICK
ust. go. ColiiB !. taking his place a.
-orting .pools.
". n Rand has hr-n buyins po,ai"c.
paving thirty cents I..r ha.hsl fOr them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
CASr HEBRON

lsst Thursday while \. q. Brown aud
\. VI feEg wsv AZ work on the Grang-
liall the staging CAV. way thro~ing Mr..
brue n % the grvund. II l. feared that
b. h. CNeiy~d = permanent inlury.
thaTlss he usier has moved into the
Eistn Bradhury house.
bsnismiu ilsyes has gone 10 Warming
Ton o. soTk Tor a.. winter.
Thew l. h-aVy GRIP % apples hir-
vested In this plsc..
:. ~. kc-Bc i AZ WORK With the boys
helping thsm complete the nes rad la
llshrun.
>. =. Faller has lately r-pleni.hcd hl.
stock In trade. Mr.. y. NV has =
large stock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
pavANY,s poNn

MIS- MAI, Rankin .f Hiram Ia visiting
her brother. Dr. RANKIN.
u. NJ. Fsrnsld Will b. at the hotel Nov.
tth 10 settle up his accounts With the
farmers.
An.el Dudley l. bay Ing quite quaint.
" cf apples ss IL also II. J. smith 10
Costicooie.
q. 4. Davis 90 iisverhlii, I. losding
several ears with stock aud produce NJ
this station.
Mr.. X. n. Durham lately showed W
some choice varieties 10 apples from his
orchard. liz has due lot ~ fruit this
wear which he can sell AZ an advance
frOm the regular price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
RaownylIlD

III. .ooi T,mplsr. gave public sup
pr Tuesday c,rniug AZ the town hall.
The i.,iic.' r-Iu,wkct Circle gave
.app.r Friday evening In odd fclloss
dining hall. Both .uprsrs ~crr sue
go. lnancially.
Mr.. 4. 4 Mcincas has r-nicd hl.
house a. Roy lI"ynion aud be- Ia. moved
iuio part of his mother. hous" on
Main street, Mr.. Marshall McLucas.
The work ~ the corn shop Il nearly
completed.
Win. ptyi. I. home from Mas.schu'
..tt. Vi.iilbg his parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Orln Da,is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
eAaY atiueOa0

@RSt NS"' SssSs
Mr.. n. A. Yetten, Of DiSneld, Il In
town.
Albert Abbott has returned from Bo.-
tou.
". n. Trs.k sni family of East lsru
were la town Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Virgin IL home from
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. 4. W. Abbott has returned from
boston.
Dep.morc Marble. 90 DIxaeld, IL In
town.
isert PUTNAM, I. thrcshlng on Zlrcon.
Wilson Thomas aud \. j. Marble
swappel cows SATURDAY.
The dam across the river nj the fslls
l. completed aud the crew has left town.
Charles Abbott says that hls old mare
u csn-go.
George Richards hs. mo,cd iuto the
rcmp Halt house.
wilson Thomas Ia. ak boar'icrs from
HYDE Park. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
DENMARK.

The ladies Of the Eastern star gave an
sn,srtsInment Wednesday evening al
oId Fellows' II.ll consisting OF tableaux'
dram,. dance and supper. IL Vas sue
-. .ome thlrty-six dollars being netted.
Mis- Lizzie ". Jor.,sn, 81 Portland, s
st.,,lns her cousin. Mrs.. Nellie NJ. Gray.
Ennk &. Jewett aud Mrs. Jewett are
,i.,,lns friends Ia Portland.
M Orthodox church looks nice In lts
new coat of white paint.
Arthur - Potter is 81 work - NJ"
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
SWEDEN.

Mr.. Charles Bennett and wife accom-.
panied by MI. Eta brown, have been
visiting friends In Lewiston and Auburn.
Mrs. y. simon Piummer went To Bos-
ton the lind for . weeks Walt Ia see her
friends, also to visit her brother y. ~.
stone, In Providence, u. !.
". N. Hamlln has bought the WIN.
KIlbourne farm at North Waterford. lie
Intends TO move there this fall. We are
sorry to lose such man; he u . good
townsman and big help TO the church
and good nelShbor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
IASr MAfIaroRn

G-,,g- Ioring 10 North Ilaus"n aud
Nf. Weston. II kingstou, Mass, ar
haaiing In the plscr and boarding At u.
a. l'riis's.
Mi. E,s VI. johnson will teach la ia.
Harlan Brpsn pi.trict in Moray, the
trim beginning November ~.
Abraham Norwood. .isirr. Mr.. VII
liam Crs~iori, and two Children, "f
Portland. arv n.iting him
Mr.. and Mrs. Eibtide. NrNcomb gave
q iarty the evening 10 the 81.
l.lrwsllvn Nlilrit h.. moved his f'ml-
4, into 4. a.. GoO.lwin'. house near the
Flat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
sours pucsFl1lo.


some good Samaritan send. u.a copy
10 the Telephone, aud among the Other
good, coEy reading, Nc fni an c.say 81
,.ilbefi'., delivered AZ the correspond
ent.' picnic. Among either thing.
GiltcTt .ays b. cannot make an extern
TOR, .p-.ch. FIVE ever fr-l III. least
blt ~ apprehension, wc 90 uP Into 10"
attic, AMI r,,clic our little plc,c. an then
II goes Ike cloykNofk. Didnt you
Know. Gilbert. that the great Napoleon
once .aid. "lmpos.ihlc u the aiJ~rti'c
~ fool."r We also notice q correspond
cot speak. % Gllb-ft AZ being ".parr
aud thin~ aud ssy. something about hl.
".hufiiug % HI mortal coil" Didn't
that writer know that tho.e Who live for
ever ar. the waters, the toOihplcks,
III. ragor-b,cks, the Jcr.ey-but our
feeling. overcome ", and Ne desl.t.
wealNsys thought that " Gilbert could
make an after dinner speech u DepcS
hs would have l--n q minister plenlpo-
,rn,hry "a one ~ the European power.
60, this. 49,.
4 while ago our double At the Mil.
called aud ssil be- had got a .on aud heir.
n I. always ia" duty aud sometimes
the pleasure 10 ia. reporters Ia get the
new. .o Ne h,rnes.ed up the Thurlow
mar. aud drove down to the scene ~
events, aud although Charlie was gone,
Carrie, nothing dauniei, showed u. the
heir apparent. oh, what q wcc bit 81
humanity. Vet possibly future frcs-
Ident ~ the republic. lie certainly
come. of good stock enough.
AZ l..sN I.e I H..
ei AZ v. 4. Deco.ier's, and VA. treated
With California grapes, fresh as " just
plucked from the vines. They were
delicious. How dill Virgil happen Ia
have those grspe.s Well, Virgil married
Edith n. Hooper ~ Turner, q graduate
Of Hebron. and her family own Vine
ward In California aud q brother Of hers
sent them 20 Maine.
n. l.. Irish al the East has an extra
nic. yoke Of oxen for sale.
v. 4. Deco.ter has q yoke OF oxen
aud pair ~ ,hrc--year-olds for ALE.
Frank Irish Ia. a nice Jersey COW for
sale.
And now John, the Ne.tor 81 the Brig
AIDE, speaks up and says something
Thi. world would be- q dull world Indeed
n NO one said anything. While one may
look 1T everything through harmonious
eyes, another may regard everything
through auster. eyes. let us all re-
member that good nature u something
too coed Ia be- lost aud thus bear With
each Others folbles.
Eoblnson II. has closed his campaign
In Massachusetts and Mr.. Dean has ~
Turned With him Ia Maine.
That case, Involving the destruction of
Bucknam's garden by his neighbor ia
sons cows, has been referred 10 Judge
Foster 20 he heard at Buckheld In DE
cember. II will be fun for the boys,
but
We have .hoats for sale.
!. p. DeCoster AZ the East IL agent
fora new Kind Of hoe 20 dig around ap-
pie trees. lie promises Ia bring south
buckheld one 10 te.t It, virtues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
IAs1 aanMarlIIn-

People ar preparing for winter which
!. fact approaching.
!. y. Stlckncy returned from BOSTON
Tuesday.
Mr.. y. lllli ta.-s'i her ,Oth birthday
The 18th. ia. l. we'll aud ahl. Ia de-
IN my Kinds IL work. ia" was pleasant
I, remembered by her grandchildren.
ilu.king AZ ~. u. fc..snden'. Thur
day evening, 9th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

f. ..lI- sr,ks there has b--n IN u.e
... Isms.rit ofiirv a rerf-.t fvncil
n msdr hV The i'vrfryt fvuCil
n Geo.. IE Nbilie >trvst, Portland.
.#.Ir IrN ic. hv Witch = ITuril,
aI ...lH,It hrld in Insition, h. drasu
... .urfscs 90 a huok-tuothri NE.
tIA,u .u he hands, or Cisml-d
md. go 90 ans table. aui anVh'siN
,. .... Or give. a psrtr,.t poIut cVrfN
f eIhHut ."liiug thF dngvrs, sui
OBJ. ..... fsII. iutu truugb Nhrrr u
... .t..t removed slthnut mNkinc
Nrus,th,r be- L. a N"r, handy ~
f. bloc. aui che more Ne 49, t
obi. ...H.r ss Lie DO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
nQACTOA

Al.aut one Inch II snow fell last night
and II has l-cn growing cold all day.
y. I. liwwn has bsgun to log on his
winters Job.
~. =. Tasting. wss In tovn on Mon.
dsv last, and bought eighteen hogs and
pig. ~ one farmer aud h. Ia. fourteen
left.
Charlie. Chs.. VA. In town and traded
q four-yc,r-old colt Ia Eufus farrsr, Jr.
Daniel clifford, who y logging In
Grafton, went to hi howell one morning
aud found one of his horses dead In hl.
stall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
aOHhuRH-

4 sister 20 Mr.. T. =. i,undls,i has
come frum Appleton io stop With Mrs.
l,undlett Tor the vinter.
Wilson Stillm,n I. doing the ,hr-.h-
Ing up nd down the river. lie has q
good pair 10 horse. aud asks NO one Ia
help him move. oat. arr welding we'll.
:. VI. l.nCkc had ~ bushels.
Low oliver With crew ~ men \.
already operating Ia u township.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
aIRAN

pytob.r nth, thermometer stands or
rather falls AZ ~ above tero.
Rev. Erra u. i'ile, of Exeter, y. w., q
former citizen ~ Hiram. !. holding .
series 10 sabbath and evening meeting.
NJ the Methodist anil Congregational
churches al East Hiram.
Dr. q. v. Wilson has put down an
sque,laci from IN. high land In East
Hiram o. hi residence.
Mr.. III e. Gould i visiting friend. In
to.ton.
Mr.. VIM. \. siorrr !. In poor health
from lung trouble.
iI~njsmln Hidlon !. very feeble With
lung trouble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

... ever, citizen rvtiis"s that
r.... .|.n, uh,u extra ,arv anal pr
.I.l.i br token regsfdiue dr..
I.. I.r tui Ho Uatsf. ltAr rNira
..,,rut Nuur ChimurNs irum
.# HH.. D. extra strvtul Sh~fe
I.. t.he.. ani uke rrfV prrcaa-
......r IB rvgari q" hry AZ ihi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
pIaII

Wilson >,illmln has bought of u. W.
Knight the house ani stable aud the
land on the upper eide Of the rad aud
moved into the house. lie Ia. 81, the
privilege 81 letting II stay on the rail-
rad ground till spting.
There was snow on the mountains on
the morning % the 18th, aud IL rcmiincd
till noon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
GREENWOOD

That thrr- day.' wind last wc.k, VS.
a fret elias. blos out. so that perhaps
~. had better call Il the line storm, and
lct " ~ At that. Hut didnt u roar Ia
the wood. ihoughs Aud how " made
a.. leaves rs
~ any one doubts thu doctrine ~ ami.
hilation, will b. please tell Va vhet'
tho.e myrlsi. 10 nlc. nrr that ssr- such
a nui.sncv until those cold nights pat =
stop ta their locomo,ionf u /. the cash
ct thing IN the World lo tell where they
are not.
some years agp there was said "a D. q
milking machine Invented Of four cali
power: nos wr have little daisy ~ q
tNo-yrar-old heller whose udler append
age. wsfr constructed with so much
hr-,Ity, that u I. difficult Ia extract
th. iactcal fuii With any degree ~ m
pIdiiy. Hence the idea that such ma
chine q. the one Ia question might b.
thu thing Ia help ~ out.
Edwarl prnh,m ~ New Beltorl,
Mass, I. looking up the Dunhsm, Don.
ham and pruhim race, preparatory Ia
writing their history. II u .sh that
thee thru names ate all the same, ONLY
differently spelled; sni although not
a. numrrou. a. the ~niihs ani some
o,her., vet th.r- arr quite lot ~ them.
not only Ia ihr United states, bat also Ia
the provinces, Engl,ni, ireland aud cl.c-
shcrr. We wish him succcss In the un-
dcrtaklng. aud are trying 10 do = little
something a. assist him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
UPTON.

n. r. Chase IL going to log in Parker
town this winter.
snow covered the ground Tuesday
morning and remslned during the day.
m seems now ~ though winter has
really cone which would Be hne thing
for the lumberuen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Do. SO ll,uhk. a former principal
.fH.. .. N..Utmy and late 20 Nayrs-
-... ..I. siiI gi,e an Illustrated le,-
.H ...ka 10 fhr naptist cnurgh 10
~..r I...... .r frls, evening NoN tih.
~ wet Nltska lat sumutrt
.-HI1. thr many place ~ In
...... ID De- NIsIfUl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

.. N... ofsu-i BIZ heart o. the
f.r. tat. snd Eiris MONDAY mora
100 pr,k - goo,l apples sud a
.... .f m.mnnih prars Zoe their ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

.. .-It, ~sha,l iu M. whitiemore
r.... tI. cIa.ci uutii Nav. The
.-... ..r,lHr wui D. a. haif-psst
... .. feu weeks. The neat mrct-
... November isth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Dbl. ..HH a Nrsrli have plsccl a
..... H frDui 20 their rvsiiencv.
n..e..I shf. anl L. ln plscv whrrr
... ...I ssT1les. thereafter burg
.. .f f-. Hksi, o. hrvak in AZ IN
e.. .|. .I.rr uuti after Tho light l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
EAST BETHEL.


The cold windy nights remind Ne that
winter Il drawing near.
sebra u. Bartlett Of Carlisle. Mass,
and Fred Emerson Of Lowell, Mass,
have been visiting relatives Ia this place.
Eddie Besn has returned home from
Washington, ID. 4.
G. q. Bean has moved To Bethel Hill.
Asel wllson has gone away from G.
G. Kimball's and intends visiting rcls-
tive. at the lakes.
Ia the items about school dag II reads /:
'.rhe fret DAG rsised In Bethel over [.
school house," The writer WAS well
aware that the stars and stripes noated
over Gould's Academy, but did not con-
slider II q school house and had reference
only tn the town schools which are In no
way whatever connected with Gou'd's
Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

John Rollins will move Into the Rowe
house a. soon az Mr.. Pratt yacat-- II.
NJ. Penley has been building a wire
fence between his field and Seth Mason's.
IL Herman skilllngs don't want to
hear something ''drop" sudden Ike he
better quit making such racket out In
that ''tinker shop" after O'Clock. such
sudden industry may stop your growth
lIerm.
Mrs. Dora Mason has raised fine flock
IL geese this season.
Mr.. =. L. Bean arrived from Boston
Highlands the 18th.
seem. To the that some Of the members
~ the brigade are getting little jealou.
% ''Our John" or Aunt Betsey-which'
Sour grape. hlt their case-and the best
apple tree always gets the most club.
thrown az Itch. Johuf
Mr.. verrill Ia. returned from his eau
wasting trip 10 Minot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Al. 81 q prthsm. With hsf dAagh-
..... IIur.lt, to iOin her hushand In
lr .Ha offer mtking Nist In
their furmrr huur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

NJ ..i NJ. William n. Etwar'is and
N. ~..trl1a ~iaevli ~ uiNhsli. AMI
n. F...k h peNter, 20 hasion, arc
-. f...I.is in this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

I,.s, perhtm sni family eNpect IN
..,,. f.. Wellington thls week where
49, ... .i-rBi The Winter A. usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

E1rrstf. 20 ~umncr, as AZ m.
AL. a.f v.rs huyiug apples. AMI 49,
..-..I rsmtsr 20 iots. IN. prize paid
4. sHI ~ Ccnfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

.... ufsr,.ie.l lu holding ui,rr-
..... iur.ug ths siuisr arr ~
..... .. meet M ihs ,hurCh cen Tue
.... ...s.r 20 this ussk. nj o'tloyk,
e. lau-r.r % organizing u u
&c.. .I.r. sIII o. full attenuangv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

- ~nfh. E.q. and IIills. N. Nor
~, rarI,r. srry Al the lIill Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
EAST PERU.

50. ih.h I. giving hi. house a coat
IL paint.
leroy Rabbi /. at work on the railroad
driving team.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Do. Wm. q. Isphsm, ~ Augusta, ~as
..I,4.H, Irrham's over sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

m. syu,ie ,ephyr. continss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Linen iu.,,r saturday, fur. Monday,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
rhc Wxford pemoerat.
"ON THE HILL. +"
nIRIr InRY.

-, Espii.i Chursh Re-. a w~is.. ~.
1919 sshtath tFenlng ~srNirs 81 :
r-.Tsf Negtinss fhar-iAT kssninss "a
'I-.,sr.tl.i tharyh Re-. y. =. h.miian,
-. hIas .sr'irsaiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
Fall and Winter 1891.

We have got large Stock Of Boots Shoes, Slippers and
Rubbcr for Fall and Winter We anxious 10 show
you good, and give you prices, which will guaran
tee to be low the quality of goods be bought
in the State of Maine We have everything that anyone
need, their feet. We have nice line of Flannel
Lined and Eel, Socd goods and the largest Stock Of Rubber
Goods in Oxford County Call and before you buy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Teens. starr Ming say. that love
r.nf .hs. "a. dl.tluction "a D.
az m.sr deeply iyvi With tradli'"n
IA. LEI, other .hsst % water in Nrs
IL ..tnt."
80 81 si.rrt o. 80 sh.s.r H. issi
....T rsr,lar 10 satfrs an.i s.-ris tn thfif
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

sricNHey's sooK ON rHE RAIL
WAY PROBLEM.
Frcsiden, Harrison Addresses the
Chamber OF Commerce "
San Francisco.
by Telegram 10 the SEwsi
rIN,Nri,L MATTERS.
Inc Govssam-ni Ante 10 Take care OF
All "a. obligations.

WAsniSurbN. May i.-Secretary
Foster ia speaking today concerning
financial matters, said. In his opinion,
the government wa. abb, 10 tskn care
OF all its obligations and that Ia add.
ton TO the s2Sj, 900, 900 ofbOnds already
retired by this administration II would
IN his opinion add considerable
amount In the two years that rcniain.
Concerning the 800, OO0, 600 legal ten.
der redemption fund In the treasury,
the secretary said he did not expect
any condition OF aiiairH would arise
which would make u necessary for the
government to touch II. lie intimat-
Ell however, that this fund might be
i-sucd without legislative action Ia case
OF absolute Necessity 10 prevent any
,iiscrcdit to the government Ybllga'
lions.
Foster said the last statement made
by Leoch, director Of the mint, was an
admirable one. There were pome state
mcnts IN II, however, which lac would
have cxpr, SEED differently had he pro.
pared the paper himself
The hrt Of the steps contemplated
by Secretary Foster for getting the
subsidiary boln now In tho treasury
Into circulation was taken today, when
the following notice, signed by United
states Treasurer Nubckcr, was pro.
pared at the Treasury Department aud
viii bo sent 10 the banks aud banker.
throughout the United States.
The coinage ~ standard silver dol.
lars authorized by the act Of February
IS, ISIS, has bven discontinued by the
net of July IL, $3.50. This treasurer
ilnds II lncDDveuiont TO furnish them
otherwise than IN the redemption Of
silver certificates or treasury notes, but
will forward silver halfdollara, quar-.
ter dollars and dimes 10 any address
froc of cost for transportation by cN-
press In sums Of two hundred or more.
or by registered mail IN packages Of
$50 In exchange for any other kind Of
money deposited Ia the treasury or
sub.treasury or depository bank. Re-
miitance- for this purpose win lies TO.
celved 10y the treGsuren aud assistant
trta-urers in the form u drafts on any
tank OF bankers In Washington, New
York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Clnninnati. Chicago, -. Louis, New
Orleans or San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
Az Ixcrxn,,nr ADDRESS.
The worhmen Called upo. to Plumber
ffouscs.

FLORENCE. May LA crowd com.
posed Of about n thousand w0rkingmun
met this afternoon on the Plaza Savau'
arola, Ia the progress Of the meeting
u spcaker gave n must violent and in'
ccndiary address, calling upon the
workmcn present. to plumber the houses
Of the wealthy classes. TIE police nr.
rested the man who was making these
remarks. A tumult followed and the
workingmcn began TO handle the
policeman roughly In III attempt 10
rescue the prisoner.
Finally two troopsof cavalry charged
upon the rioters, causing the latter "a
retire. As the rioters rctfeated down
the ncighbJring streets, they broke tho
stole windows right and lefl along the
route OF their flight. Several u the
most prominent In the disturbance
were arrested aud the stores through.
cut Florence have been closed for fear
there will be further disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02
SATURDAY, MAY 2 1891. TERRITORY.

sympathy OF the public by Illegal
manifestations. Neither have the pro.
dirtions ~ a universal strike been ful.
filled. The Anarchists eagerly seized
the chance 10 air their doctrines with
the added zest ~ n possible sclill. with
the authorities, and the outbreaks re-.
coried wrr. Invariably due 10 their
efforts. aud doubtless would have been
NOR. eftc,ual but for police ani MILL
tary preparations.
The carImn,er- and Jpinera here COM
mence,i u strike tDuisht. Germ ny has
been very quiet. rhr meetings were
spnf,.l, 'tirud.d.
In AusitiH nnd Hungary the day
wa- ken w with merely holiday ni.
VERSIONS. AZ Bcks the military were
cili,ui upon 10 quell socialist riot, aud
several persons were wounded. The
demonstration had on the Pratcr In
Vienna was smaller thnu IN 1870.
Ia Holland there wa no cessation Of
WORK.
In brussels this evening 10000 men
marched In procession. but there WINS
no dls0rlur.
Paris today was even ffocr for traffic
than on last May day. Tbs parader-
appeared TO take delight In goadlng
the police TO charge them. Amer tho
the Place de Ia Coucorir was cleared
NJ O'Clock In the even no further In
cident was reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

NASHVILLE, May 1.-The track was
remarkably fast. rhrce-year.olds and
upward, thirteon.slxtr.nths OF mile
Too Sweet won, Haniee second, Tom
Karl third. Time l;2al.
Three-year.olds and upward. eleyen-
sixteenths Of mile-Willow won,
Colonel Cox second, Marie Fonse
third. Time l;l0l.
Handicap, thrve.year.olds and up
ward mile and northumberland
=. won, Fred Fink second, Miss Leon
third. Time l;4sS.
Two.year-olis, six furlongs- Julius
Sax won, Boston ID. second, Phelan
Dorian third. Time l;0il.
Three.year-oldsand upwards, eleven.
slxteenths OF u mlle-rnmp ). won,
Hccly John second, Dntchman third.
Time l.lO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-02

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BRooKLyS.
Boston, 0; Brooklyn, rs.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Q: Plttsbury, 3. Batteries-
Luby, Maggie; calvin and Mack.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, IL; Cincinnati, s. Bat.
teries, Young, Gunner; Daryea, Rhinos
and keenan,.
PHILADELPHIA.
New York, IL; Philadelphia, 0. Bat
terics-Russle and CLARK; Esper and
GARRISON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Columbus, .; Louisville, o.
ciscISSATI.
Cincinnati, l; ~. Louis, 3.
WESTERN LEAoUE-oMAIIA.
Omaha, 3; Minneapolis, 0.
DENVER.
Denver, 3; st. Paul, 1.
LINCOLN.
Lincoln, 0; Sioux City,4.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, 0; Milwaukee, II.