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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-29

Regular communications luc uTsl hOHudy
evening OF each month
POTTER CHAPTER, NO. p, X. A. NJ.
w. H. Kingsley,M E. II. p.
Stated convocations the third Tuesday even
ing OF each month.
MIDDLEBURY COUNCIL, NO. IA, X. AND s. NJ.
". II. BrerSter, T. /. VI.
Stated assemblies the third Tuesday even
ing OF each month.
MT. CALVARY COMMANDERY, NO. l, X. t.
Sir Frank Il. GoSs, +. G.
Regular concaves the fourth Wednesday OF
each month.
wM p. Russell POST, NO. 50, G. A. X.
+. p. RusSet, Commander.
Regular meetings the second and fourth
Wed Iesday evenings OF each month.
CAMP A. S. TRACY, 5. OF V.
George +. McHuyh, Captain.
Regular meeting the second and fourth Fri
day evenings OF each month.
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE, NO s74, X. OF II.
". NJ CuShmdn, Dictator.
Regular meetings the last Thursday evening
OF each month.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-29
BAPTIST.

REV. A. A. CAMBRIDGE, PASTOR.
Sunday Services, 10 40 a. M; 80 p M
Sunday school, II OO M
Prayer-meeting, Thursday, Z 80 p m
Seats free.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-29
CONGREGATIONAL

REV. G. y. WEBER, ID. D., PASTOR.
Sunday services, 10 40 a. M; 80 p H.
Sabbath school, IL 100 IN. 80
Thursday, conference meeting, i'oo p n'
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-29
THE CHURCHES.
ST. STEPHEN:

REV. THOMAS BELL, PASTOR.
sundays-Service, 10 As a. M; 200 p. M.
Sunday school, II 10 p M
FRIDAYS :" 1870 p. IN.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-05-29
METHODIST.
REV +. G.. HEAXT, PASTOR.

REV +. q. HEAXT, PASTOR.
Sunday Services; 10 40 a. m.
Epwofth League meeting, q :OOp. IN.
Evening service, ~ p III
Sabbath school, IL 10 m
Glass meeting, IL 'OO IN.
Classmeeting Tuesday, 80 p. M
Prayermeeting Thursday, 80 p M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

4, ,-,,on n. faithfully served his time in India
snsys Se w =. me 20 America and engaged IN
s Wsst ls' a9o 8 was OBLIGED TO come to New
deatb W " s9 enS, By blood pofsonlpg. the re-
Ss 8, . sss sti H EssSsDs
e.. h NssiS5nal T sse. Ns*sfk died
jh issd %is s siEs si:te s
lie he ; sua Ian Snt only
gSaI h 4. Ha siS o. os Newark. :
Mr. Hamilton Ansn d Mssss' y sAf b wsstn
NH, died on wednesda, fSeSSSs snd ~ iS7t
ture.
ford. N. T.. on Tuesday. az, ksiida, IA
prominent In His active car. Viz ana
BY four married daughters.
David shsllenbesger, aged yShn al ~ 4 aM.
renoe BsuRhpnan, aged gu al 9io!Hme Jus
Aoes. Of the Peace IN. Westmo.A Aanu County
Pa. died the past week.
siguor Cadorna. President OF the the dTsal ia,
Senate. Is dead. He was bro luz VI ueih
Cadorna. :"
Louis goerlln. the Swiss Consul ~ Chicago
dled on Wednesday.
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Gifts 70 Yale.

New HAVEN. Dec. 3.-The annual port o.
W. W. Farnam. Treasurer Of Yale On. N'etsity
for the year ending July 81, 1891. ha : peen
presented to the President and fellows ~ he
corporation. It shows that the universal ma.
received $343.3oi in gifts during the pass
year. The largest and most important Oft Nese
gifts are as follows: y.
From Dr.. Henry Bronson. %. in addition I o
his previous Riit for profsssorship Of com
parattve anatomy. S27.246: from the estateS
ofgey James r. Engiish; for library fqnds
found the Elias W. Le9veAworth memorial
Alumni tniSsrsity Fund: pei i0S;. from the e.
tate Of Joseph 4 Christm1n. ,6H 4226S1:
$2294: fg2m the estate Of the ists Thomes g
i aSsTssoss oa ar g. Msssl
man tH Hsm9gy Of her husband. $1,000: from
fer new dormttery II c%smofZ q he t father.
e ospd tSe
IL the theological school, $4,000: from =.
Pferpont Morgan. an addlttoq TO the Morgan
fund In the law school. 325.O0O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
A JURY ACQUIrS GALLIvAN.
THE BURLY PRrsOSER SLEEPS WHILE
BE-. mrs LIFE rs At STAKE

Lawyer Howe no, pSssiy Thssks The
Jsrcrs, snA kecsraer Bayfh Tens Hts,
rsssteSty shss thss Hsa't Necessary.
!. Thomas Bennett the hsckman who, was
wanted for perjury IN swearing falsely as a
witness FOR the defence IN the triul Of Michael
J.GHilivSk. wss found yeststdsy byCapt find-
gay Of the court squad Of the General sessione,
In fact Capt. Lindsay found Bennett In the
Sery court room In which his alleged perjury
was committed.
Shortly after the resumption Of Gallivan's
tri9l before Recorder Smyth yesterday morn
Ing. and while Or. charles r. Chetwood OF the
Tombs WINS testifying for the defence. Capt
Lindsay noticed that an elderly and poorly
dressed man in the rear Of the court room was
restless and was talking to himself.
Capt. Lindsay warned him to be quiet.
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Dro~.e1 Herself In tss t,stsv..

CAIRO, ILL.,. Dec. 3-Mrs. J. W. Mckinney
committed suicide early this morning By
drowning In the oistern at her home In this
city Her husband. Capt J. W. Mckinney. for
thirty years In charge OF the Illinois transfer
boats here. committed suicide three weeks
ago by shooting. himself through the bead. and
since that time Mrs. Mckinney has shown I'M
mtstakable evidence OF mental arrangement.
which became 30 alarming this week that the
matter was brought TO the notice Of the County
to be taken to Anna. In the mean time u
watch was SGT over haI. negro woman. who,
allowed the unfortunate lady to escape from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
More Ways ths. 0.s Or Tslli.s T,ns

More Ways thsa Ons OF Telling Tins.
Any observant man accustomed to the WAYS
OF this town need never depend on sun dials.
clocks. or watches to guess the time Of day.
Dozens Of restaurants and club dining rooms
give him q close clue to the hours between
and 10 o'clock: the same ia true OF the noon
hour. while the movements Of shoppers and
the varyingiSharecter OF those travelling on the
other hours OF the day The hour Of 8 p. Ii. is
hit on to q, nicely By. the crowds on their way
70 the t6eatTe and the hour q II T n is ss'
hours OF the morning are indicated BY the
movements OF. street sweepers. milk wagons.
and men OF haE dozen early morning trades.
New York Is a cApck dial OF itself, and the move
ments Of its inhA Sitanfs proclaim the hours as
loudly and to the ympathetic ear as unsteady
as any sounding % nR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
All Snsat In America.

As belated Fourth avenue chr driver drove
recklessly over an especially rough piece Of
roadbed the other day o handsome young
German on tho front platform turned to q fell
sNone but American horses could do that IL
- wonderful" he continued the sense. Of
those GO. horses. They stop and start 2: the
years In service do not learn that. You'll SEQ
no such whip as that in all Europa. It is not q
whip: only q reminder German horses are
heavy and lazy. There are some smart horses
10 France. but not like yours inN America.
Everybody in this country 10 smart. aid so are
eyou the hOr9es."
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1.s,..s vgaat c.sh. Noe store Orders.

CABLwLE. Pa. Dec. IA party OF thirteen
Indian chiefs and interpreters from the Chey-
enner Arnpahoe Agency arrived at the Carlisle
Indian training school this morning from
Washington. where they have lodged COM
plant because the Government authorities
have not carried out the terms Of the treaty
for the sale ofthe Oklahoma Strip. The price
R Ess = sSsS s.sd.t Is sh- tsss:S s.sss:
Trsasniyj 10000 Wa paid last sg =. r. !:
e e a 81 ofs tRs ' treaty. HE bsianss q
$2SGOOO the Government authorittes wish to
pay through the agency stores and not ~
money. but Commissioners Morgan favors
paying the debt through the stores. The In
Agem MePherson. who was arrested for trad.
ing with their supplies The party 70 In charge
Of Kish Hawkins, . graduate Of the Carlisle
Indian training SCHOOL
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His face and head were covered with scars. It
WAS Bennett, but Capt Lindsay did not reooG-
nice him. because when Bennett testified on
Tuesday his head was closely wrapped In BAN
dsges. and he explained then BY saying that
he had had two scraps" In Third avenue sa-
looms while protecting loaded gents" whom
he was "a-cabbing around" and who were
being cheated by the baftenders. After he
had warned Bennett for the third time to be
quiet. Capt Lindsay proceeded to eject him
from the court room. Bennett was In quar-
resome. fighting mood. and he resisted. and
there was q struggle near the door. He tripped
Cart Lindsay, and he and the Captain fell TO-
Gether IN Q ,struseiins heap. Several court
officers ran to Capt Lindsay's assistance. and
Bennett was dragged out intothe corridor. At
that moment o bystander said to Capt. Lindsay:
Don't you know whom you've gotf Why.
that's Bennett. tho man that the detectives
have been looking for for two days"
Capt Lndsay then took Bennett to the de-
and Detective Sergeant Won Gerichten served
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Dry.doskea He. !. the Mud.

The British tramp steamship Longstone
started several OF her plates ON the voyage she
finished here the other day. The ordinary
skipper would have sought q dry dock to make
repairs. Capt. Thompson of the Lonsstone
ran tho bow Of the ship high up on the mud Of
tide. and brought the damaged plates into
view. Then he put machinists at work. on her.
He thus saved the big expense And delay Of
dry docking. The Longstone will load with
wheat for Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
Rroollxn,s Nav Park.

The Park Commissioners Of Brooklyn have
purchased the two vacant blocks between
Forty-Arst and Forty-third streets and Fifth
and Seventh avenues. and they will be turned
into park for the Eighth ward. The price
was S102. 400. or an average of 1878 for each
Of the 2S3 lots included In the property, The
sverIooks the bay. This Is the fourth. new
park that has been purchased during Mayor
Chapin's administration. the others being Win
PARK In the EigbteentiL and Ridgewood Park
In the THenty:sixth. =. - .',- -
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tho withdrawal Of his appeal from the order Of
peiiIna Tho board Of County Canvassers Of Sul-
iivan county TO reconyene and recanyass the
returns for, Assemblyman and give me GER
Mcmahon of Rome, who had charge 81 the
Democratic side Of the case. said tonight that
Gnnyassers OF Sullivnn county to reconvene.
and give the certificate to Dr. Beakes. who has
one majority.
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Lost On NJ. way 70 WORK.

Detective Donlon Of the Greenpoint avenue
police station has looked since Thursday last
for his son. Stephen. Young Donlon is %
years old and Is assistant shipping clerk In
logan's boiler works The tlrp ssy that bis
on the morning Of last Thursday to 60 to his
work. He did not reach tho factory aud mono
OF his friends has seon him since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
At.aekiux tho Dutchess County Order.

Troy. Dec: 3-Before Justice Edwards this
morning Deputy Attorney General Maynard
and William J. Roche. representing the State
Board OF Canvassers. applied for an order to
vacate the stay ar ,nted on Tuesday by Justice
Edwards. restraining the State Board from
canvassng the alleged falso certificate from
Justice Edwards said he would hear counsel
on both sides tomorrow morning. Mr.. May:
nard to notify Mr. Choate and other counsel
for the Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
WuY coyTos was RExoyEn.
GOV. MN Says Ne Deserved Il Wheeher HI
Meant 20 DO wroaG Or Not.

GOV. Hi1I Says He deserved - WnesF "e
Meant 20 DO wroas or NOT.
/ Ans,sY. Dec. 3--witf HE order removing
County Clerk Cotton. Gov. Hill fled the follow
ing opinion with the Secretary OF state:
"The Constitution imposes upon the Cover
nor the duty Of seeing that tho laws arc
faithfully executAd' To carry out that
object tho statutes empower the Governor
to remove shsrins. County Clerks, and other
officers upon charges OF misconduct IN
oiiice. Ons Of the charges preferred against
this County Clerk alleges that In the distf1oo-
ton OF ballots at the recent election In Onon-
dasa. county the County Clerk either de-
siGnediy or Nneglieently mixed the Republican
ballots 30 thst the secrecy OF the ballot was
virtually DESTROYED.
1.-THE Ballot Reform law requires that
all the ballots Republican. Democrat. Pro.
hibition. Socislist-Lsbor and oil others
SHAH have a uniform endorsement which
ia specifically prescribed. Tho number
OF the district is part Of the
endorsement which must appear on each RSl.
~ The fs e sfasea a. a ans
iS sass ii. 1hs sss Ses
Sa Sss C x,ss sss 1ers
district where they we ev re;s r fsisE.
e eDs TO the Republican ballots. The other
Ballots were ccIrestly endorsed, d.. The svs e.,
s.s ! ,s ss s.s
II e n the d3R s vote the Rsps
1sssa t1:l' .,sE s :: YEA s;s}
snd aSsstiSsp Sy hsshsss
s Ss . = sss
s., were sEs.9ss sf5 il es ss:
Sshs5 s%ss sdss re asss
County e; CLERK nor Ills deputy. NOR the one en-.
s'ssss &. wss vas FSs Il s
asses tsss the nistsss cssssd 9RIT i
Hs ssnsS. explain 81 IT, Yss L
s1d egasd 70 sns
" The ballot Reform lay imposes vast and
duties mon depend ts
ko Ss,sts must ,o RrGpsftg o,ss dssst6S o.
this SS ease q scssceiY dssisd. because reason;;
s sSs S aasfsoo T TSa belios law
down BIZ tbs eorruption or inolneIenc19
Sstsis dGSssd SEE tSsip antes
In connection with the enforcement OF this law
cannot be TITLED with. It is really unneces;;
sarys TO consider any other question involved
y FIX Ike cs evidence diacloses tho fact that the
County Cerk refused sT certify and foe
( Z; ssi 4: Ss
e ss:s asassiSis ssrs ed ksa fss
right to .set himself up IN opposttton TO
tary Of state refuse 70, ,coynte5sign .
pardon or commission issued By the Governor
Upon tho absurd ground that the pardon or
commission was improvidently or unwisely
Such acts Of .disobedience and insubordina-
ton are CONTAGIOUS. 1t is understood that the
County Clerk Of Dutchess county has done the
same thing. and 1t 10 notoriou5 that the whole
State canvass is awaiting that CLERK pleasure.
Cotton IL that e ne
the IL ans he
a defence. It was not an. order
Nthn t The mss9af .ad vo Ia rheTc
was no mandamns or any other h, iegal order o.
r req S Of tie County Board Of Gs1vassers;
throughout the State. can stop the whole
election machinery Of the State, our ele-
ton laws are farce But y r. really not 9 fss
s'Ai plain case requiring the removal Of the
esea Vii ss @sde A4 BA1p H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
q. AetorI F..a Fair.

The trustees Of tho Actors Fund met yester-
day ut their offices. IL West Twenty eighth
street. and resolved to hold q fair Mt Madison
rho President appointed fiiis cornmittss to
tnke charge. OF tfip affair: .FLahk W. Sanger.
Chqrlss w Thomas, Daniel Frobmap. aud A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
Mr.. Tur.bulrs Chilarea ConvsJsscsat.

: Arthur Turnbull. the youngest son Of VIII
liam Turnbull. whose wife died Of diphtheria
on Monday. Is pronounced out Of danger. The
two daughters. Alice and Jenny. are well on
the road to recovery. All four were stricken
with tho same disease O week ago last Tues
the contagiOn has. yet been reached. The
plumbing apd sanitary arranRements OF the
Carefully examined by experts under the su.
pervision OF the Board OF Health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

TAs highest place, among an
blood medicines, belongs 70 DR..
Piercss Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Bee II you don't think %,
when you consider how IT'S cold
10 you. Itf guaranteed and no
other medicine Of the Kind n. II
II eyrr fails to hepeflt or cure. You
have your money back. Wouldnt
every medicine mako the same
terms II IL could do ~ much good .
tRut the ~Dnc6vsey" acfs dif-
fersntly, lust a. H. eold differ
emily. It's not Ike The sarsapa-
rillas, which claim to do good in
March, April, and May. An the
year round, with equal beneft, It
clsanecs, purif1es and invigorstes
The whole syptsm. All blood, skin
and 6Mlp Diseases. from . DOM
mon blotch or eruption to the
worst Scfofula, arc cured by Il.
For Halt-rheum, Tstter, Ecsema,
ErydpelAs, Doils, Carbuncles, Bor
Eyes, 0citsr or Thick Nsck, ano
Enlarxed Glands, Tamort, end
ewellfngs, fts . remsdy that moth
Ing can equal.
Yts the cksapcst ono, TOO. with
Iris, YOU pay only for the good you
get. Rsfuse NcrtAlsa suhsdtdtss
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Are These Artists or I.asorers' WAGES

Are These Artists' Or I.aborers' wA(vess
Proceedings were begun In the United States
District Court yesterday against Carl and
Theodore Rosenfeld OF the Thalia TheatreIor
violating the Contract Labor law in bringing
Adolph Pollack here under contrast % wor;
from the Fuerst Bismarck on Oct. 81 and was
detained at the Barge ofioe. He was to have
com planned at the Barge Once. The Hosen-
fields gave 81 900 bail eaoli Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

cAlLivAN. TIE rsisoxEf to be dead An ambu-
lance was telegr&phed for. but SURGEON STONE
said that he could not Determine whether
n Bsao sss Il fss sRy
al. where no revived presently, Hs VIII 20
arraigned before Recorder smyth to-day 70
plead to the INDICTMENT for perjury.
Bennett testified on Tuesday that no chamced
to drop into Gailfvan's stable Just at thetime
Of the shooting. and saw Gallivan upon the
floor being beaten ny Cummings and EdTard
Hurley, CummfnRs having q bale stick and Hur-
ley q wrench. But Simon Kayton. LIVERY stahae
keeper Of l8I East Serentieth street and three
81 his catalogues testified that Bennett WAS In
Rayton'S stable at tho time OF the aho0ting.
and dids NOT hear Of IL until nearly anihodr
"' Dr Charles F. cAetweod. one Of the TonB R
pA,ysioians testified for the defence that CALI
ySn was in o bruised and battered cnndtti9n
wHon he wac taken to the Tom6e on Dee. n.
fwo lays after the shooting. and then MI. Well
mnn ,Viled DR.. Morton GgiQnell. visiting my.
sician AZ Bellevue Hospital. who testified that
a nose n seldom broken except By q pistol
shot. blew with fist or club Is likely to
snread the c>atiloge. II q man were struck
,inon the nose vith such a bale stick as was In
evidenss as been nssd SX CnT nm
Would IN ali probab, ~ be deprived completely
the dH Fl ne :t asSyt is
the neace and dignity of TIA law WIEN Cum.
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tho bench warrant up
on him. Capt Lindsay
and Sergeant Won Ger
ichten started to take
Bennett before Recor-
der Smyth. to have him
Q o M m | tied to the
Tou1bs upon the charge
OF perjury, but when
they reached tho CORR.
dor Bennett collapsed
completely. He fell to
the door. and appeared
40 nm Hand An amin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04
A Bis n o. the Trunks.

Staff Offlcer stovey OF Surveyor Lyons de-
partn,ent seized yesterday ffom q passenger
on tho City OF Paris an oil painting and four
trunks containing womep's dreAses and wear
ing apparel sncret investigation was held
baldwin Of Baldwin Brpthers. the European
express gents. was present. The trunks had
Il big b" on them.
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osiEroanx..

/ WCutoNu EouubyiNbuibs WutES uo WAS
always simply as David" was killed , 10
days ago near Trumbpll's. camp BY Il Nlin
tree, Baileyawas. - years old, and was the 'eo
| OF a once famous hunter and trapper. Jeph VI
Bailey who WA. killed In the woods ma y
years ago. The son was noted for his dislik
| Of guns and tos his marvellous skill in throw
IND st6feS. frohi wli6k. be received enc nick-
name Of David. He wss mentally deficient.
but q giant phfsicAify. Hisaim With stones at
any mark or game was rs unerrine as that OF
the most skilfui handler Of the rife. He an.
nually bssged scores OF small game. pleas
| ants. rabbits. quail. and squirrel. which he
on the wing or . rabbit at full speed
s sS's res. s'.' ssa b . ssslf le.th h
p9IlShh ~ attnehS ~ to one side Fl his sYat IN
81 sssetsd H02 Re 's b.
game too well known. sporting men were able
sS xSsf 8 ts.ss y
GUS fsssares q The fairs. ne never iSifsd
s sud. ssSsIsR :I SsS y:
s e s s.s eG sa spnss md Se s.
AZ SsiS si%cst ss:ssss have sse out q every
M ss;d i,tssIs aE t,Nhuhh w!aOx =, q Com
Ssssssys. Sn Wsdnssdss: saexss 30 years old:
ss s s ssssss 81 81
81 sns S.! asP %st Fl r ssS
81 Is sss se ssi II s
ha'' asS vss s.as snd
Is s II: ss.s ssl 4: ssss: Ha$s
ct HhS%nsSnd Sstgss% Hspsfse and M
were guests 81 The homestead. Gen: swift hav:
@en.s Sna q a. he q Ss
ksfs sas w s'F sSs
sSSGsstMis cR& GSs f u ssa
nonogennriRn.
ss@ss Y t esrRsn.ss Of M, MarrysS,le Pa Pa
The Gnited States soIde1s Ho@e IN bay sa
sx e ffsq Hs
CarpentaE. Hs was . direct descendant Of
acres Of land. He was subsequently one
& the ooV W.o E sa sssRssst
"a. one IN 81 shs
earliest pioneers Of western Pennsylvania and
the founder Of hSrfysvilis and whcss grand.
King Jamss II IN 1920 Sergeant Csrpenter
vas one q sne nrst YoiInteSrs 70 enlist ior the
OF the heroes OF Gesro 0ordo. and was ths tall;
est ess soidlet "a Sn9 arm st1 M o iest
RraoGs OF me i9 g heF snS var Gad
insist az that 2ay He is suryfved bv threa
cn,.oIen' ~
ed eonty wno " Wss
yeass one OF 1ne mos! conspieMao0s business
sa anu nattva ~ Enst ~ ReHnd ~ hnb r,a 10
ne fotH@r ~ ~, ~ tSa Sn,,n Snr. h,f p~os
Rraeiv int ~HS IN manV 81 ti'e rrest S%ss
mesa ENTERPRISES Of Kochester. Canandaieua.
iished tf"s Firsf HationsY BanS 81 CansndsiSno
the GA Ia niSS n ina ia - leaSIs,~ rSfracfn.
n tiie EiOuT CITY BEn ~ hoshestef and had
q Yoicsdn the 4ahag Isrt III many Other pubs 4
&c and. private btsis esa tnstttpttgns az Kaye
enlistment Of volunteers Tor the late war. dur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-04

BATH. Dec. Accomplishments Frank
Campbell has appointed as his deputy ex-
Assemblymnn Calvin 8. Hnson OF Penn Yam.
who WAS clerk OF the last Assembly. He was
elected to the Assembly from Yates county In
1sD ln m oveIvhelmingiy strong Republican,
from that district IN many years. N'''''>'
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So West l4th at.
.Watche5,
NEWS or THE RAILROADS.

u
II 10 ~ line fDr lhe Doara or RuIinGs to Start
Several More BoycottGs
CHcAtN,. Dec. 3-Althoueh the boycott
AGAINST "A 70 Chicago and Alton has not been
formally a ,clared Cd. It cannot DO continued
consistent L. without being also directed at
the ChicasA. Burlington and Quincy. The
latter road hNs notified the Board OF Rulings
that It will imh uediately resume tho payment
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confederation o. the matter BY. the Board In
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ne Rennsylyanis. Ths, gssssngsr officials Of
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ttic pchCo bnu mighty
ings and Hurley, en-
tered and attacked him.
one with Q bale stick
and the other with n
wrench. and with the
avowed purpose Of kill
ing him. 0allivan was
shamefully. and brrt-
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vas almost taken, and
he did not uge his
pistol until he felt
there was no OF h o r
means ut hand OF pre-
serving his life from
his brutal assaflants.
had already been cone