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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Miss Lucille Huggins is visiting
her grand parents in Brown County.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Mr.. Frank Haynes made business
trip to Cincinnati on Tuesday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

By the time this issue reaches the
most OF its readers the result ofthe Con-
vention will be known. The enthusiasm
is unbounded and it is the greatest Re.
publican gathering in the State for years.
Such convention is sure sign Of sue
cess.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Miss yesta Matthews, of New Vienna,
ia visiting Miss Allie Vance.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Miss Grace Clarke, of Circleville, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Barrere.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18
Wanted.
Wanted.

lOO books to bind. AMEN Bios.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

"Bat" Cowman. of Greenfield, paid a
visit to this place Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

II. H. MADDOX, Ssc'y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
DEXTER 1RoTrINo PARK.
Movement ON Foot to Again opsn this
Track to the Public.

DEXTER. July Is The old trotting park
At this place, which has laid idle 80 many
years, has recently been purchased by some
20 stockholders and q cornorstion formed
with q capital stock of $1,000, under the
laws Of Maine, and styled the Maine Cen
tral Driving Park, the principal object
Of the association being ~ encour-
age and promote the breeding Of
foe horses. At a recent meeting of the
stock kholders, o T.. Blackdue Of The Ex-
change WAS elected president; Z. G,
Aver, vice president; ID. II. Mudgett,
treasurer and J. W. Crosby, clerk, also
Eve tru. 2es and there is to be another
meeting tonight for the purpose OF adop.-
ing q code OF bylaws prepared by COM
mittee appointed for the purpose at the last
meeting and to transact any other business
which may arise.
The trustees have been authorized to
commence operations on the old track
bed, which is still in very good repair,
and put the same in condition for use al
a. early = date as possible. Enough capital
has already been pledged to purchase the
park and place The same in condition for
races, and we feel confident that we shall
have sn opening race during the coming
| season ihu will be . credit to the associs-
ton. Dexter has long felt the need Of hav-
ing this old industry revived, and As it is
now in the hands of enterprising and goa.
head citizens We shall lcok for boom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
COMMENCING JULY Id,

As follous Mondays, Tuesdays, FhurSdays
Frtdsys, Saturdays, iesve Gardiner At A. VI.
Richmond : A. N, Rsth. p A. VI. sunday, Leave
Gardiunr, sA N. Richmond. A "a, Bath, it
A NJ. Returning. leave koothhay at no, T.
Bs,h, 3t6: Richmond. as Standard tune lh,
boat will hc epen for charter on wednesday,,
Wilt land at SO Gsrdiner. Bostou Island and
i.ir OF Springs on signal. and At Mouse, .spt'o
and Squirrel ands ami Ocean Point each way
every trip.
All fright and baggage must have Its owner''
name and place OF destination on same, or y VII
not be received GU board the steamer. AL bag
gsgr At Gsrdtner transferred free by htnseia
Express srscial rates 20 excursion parties
FARES trotu Gardner 20 Boo hbsy, island
and return, 81 a. Richmond, Si, bsth. 90.
Rnund trip isiuc dAv, Gardner, 81 hiehmona
sc. rsss.ugrrs from Augusta md HaiioHei
eonuCct With boat bg ~ & aud electric rhtdoA =
NJ A, HAkaDkS, Agent. Gardner; :.
ROBINSON, Agent, Richmond, &. =. GkhhN
LIEF. Agent, Bsth. lan-'utt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
500, ,ooo. 900 INVOLVED
10 suit to R.covsr Property iu New
Yo,k City.

WEST PoisT. Miss, July 10 A snit in-
volviug property worth over 100000 600
will shortly be filed in the courts Of New
York city, Col. II. Clay King Of Memphis
aud Mr.. T. C. King Of this city, his brother.
beiog deeply interested in the tuit. Ii will
also be Of great interest to large number
Of people in Tennessee. Mississippi, Kansas
sRd Texas, relatives Of these gentlem ,r !.
The suit is for the recovery OF property
leased to the city Of New York 80 years
ago, the lease haviug lst expired
Ninety nine years sgo Robert Edward, At
that time 4 large real estate owner in ,he
city of New York, leased to the city for 60
years considerable amount Of real estate,
on which Broadway and several djscent
streets for some distance are nov loca.ed,
the lease specifying that at the end Of the
lease the property, with all Improvements,
should revert to his heirs. He died =
bachelor. leaving only brother as heir.
That BROTHER died, leaving one child, =
daughter. as heir. That daughter married
the grandfather Of Col. II Clay King sud
her descendants are the heirs to the prop
erty. The lease has just expired and the
suit is to be c, m mnenced at once to recove 7
possession Of the property. L. c. King of
this city, yesterday, mailed to Mr.. Nc
Leary, attorney for the heirs, his power OF
attorney and as soon As power of attorney
can be obtained from all the known decend-
ants Of the Eiwsrds family the suit will be
instituted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
GOOD BALL PLAYIu0
Richmord Defeats the Lswisson Pio-
1ssTs by q 6core OF 13 to 4

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, July Is A few weeks ago
the Lewiston Pioneers visited this hamlet
and vent home with the scslps Of ths Rich
motds hanging from their base ball belts.
Today they we're over, but their scsips stop
aere, for the RichmoDds wiped the earth
aih them to the tune of Is to The
game va, handsome exhibition OF bail
pisylng and well repsid the nearly 40o
p. Vpie present. Fisltnrs were noticed from
Augusta, Gardiner, Bah, Bfuns.ick, Bow
dnuhsm, Lev iston ard Anborn.
Fisher pitched = faultles game for six
iutibgs. but t1u Tits being made on him
bot WAS forced TO go 10 the field in the
$. yenth, on sec lunt Of \ lame shoulder
" hiIney finished the seventh, and Meservs
il the ghth and biDth did good work
Donn, Il caught snIerb game, his throw
ing 20 second being tx.rs good Alexander
covsred frst in great shape ard is fAs,
coming pp on bsttiI &, getting the only two
bsgger OF the gsre. Pettee's work 1t sec
ond was beyond criticism, he baving S1
pu. outs. Day covered third we'll aud
.hrew finely across the diamond, Rand
lc.te did good work at short, Sad the teld-
~. pisysd All erroriess game.
For Lewiston Cshill pitched a fine g ime
but WAS bsited for twelve hits with q
total of fhiit.en. Gshagsn is the b.,
v,.i,irg catcher seen here this sesson.
mcDonough played good first. but had a
bad notion Of 0bsti ucting base runners.
II yes played good second. Farrell had
ne error On third, but put up good ball
l. n htvt Atl
hat liTle well. Donovan in left made two
pretty hs catches. Resdon had no!biog 10
10 in Iig5t field. Daily, in centre, muff ID
two high ilies, that iet in two runs each.
During the game Pet.ee made a stop at
q, cord that would have been a credit TO any
professional, Hayes did the same act.
X, ndlette got in = slide TO second that
covered about fifteen feet, including his six
fv.t Of anatomy.
The hitting was all good clean singles,
except Alsxsnder's double in the fifth. 10
the sixth Ridley was declared out for being
niI By third st;ike bail, though he claimed
he vas tryirg to dodge the ball instead of
striking. Donnell did splendid work throw
iry TO second aud first. Readop, Csbill.
Donovan. Donneii and Alexander were
given first for being hit by pitched balls.
Richmond got nine stolen bases to the
pisneers' four. Csbili sent four men 10
Ata on balls. while Fisher, Whitney
and Meserve rent one each. Donneil
bad one passed ball that was called
an error. Two umpires officisled.
Harris of K ehmond ard Eesys Of Lewis
ton The attendance was good and The
grand stand receipts and collection gave =
ht,le balance over the expenses which
wers nearly $50 Tho Pioneers marched
10 the grounds escorted by the home team.
he ,ded by the Independent Hose Co. 5 band,
Mt Keays of Lewiston. drum major.
Ne1t Saturday the Richruonds will 20 to
Hs'h where they will play the home team
there On the grounds here the fat snd
lean men of the town will meet in deadly
combat ard great sport is anticipated. The
sC.re:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Ex-oovssnoa WALLER


EEw Lospox, Conn. July 10 -Ex,
Gov. Waller, ,tfsiher Of Martin B. Waller,
vas interviewed this evening in regard "a
absence Of his son, Who 10 secretsfy and
treasurer Of the Long Island Brick Com.
psny, and who 10 said to be defaul.er fol
. large amount Gov. Waller said:
II an very much mortified tha, such q
cruel and ridiculous story should have oh.
ssined circulation. Especially 80. since
my sons apparently ineXcusable, but in
cause Of il. lie has been absent on bus
iness Of the company for 40 unusually long
time without reporting, but not 90 lone As
has been stated. In Iour weeks he has
wired the company three times, and
ltst evening he sent = telegram stat
ing that b. would be at the efiice on
Tuesday. My son Martin is not a
defaulter for = cent, aud the suggestion
about woman being in il, 10 altogether
sensational; but about this feature Of the
business | do not care to talk. II the boy
10 like his father he may be susceptible, but
he Is not dishonest. la his own right he is
the third largest owner Of she stock Of the
C mpany and he not stupid enough TO run
away to Brooklyn with his own money, ol
to elope alone
Martin B. Waller is q member Of the
New London county bar. is = popular young
man Of excellent habits, and his honesty is
not doubted by tho 'e Who know him. Gov
ernor Waller left for New York tonight,
eurouts to Detroit. 0I the tram he vas
hand, dispatch from Martin. stating tha,
he would meet bis father n New 1oIk,
unon fh. arrival nf The train
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20

Of young man rushing up . hill fal
back in the inclosufs ard evid sntly making
in the direction Of the town. Then all VA
still and then they little later saw thai
oil vas over With the victim. Chfistis lay
on her left side. her whits skifts covered
with blood from wound in the back and
another in the head. Az Fanny looked upcn
her dead sister her highly strung system
collapsed and With = cry che sunk on ths
ground BY the dead eifi's side.
The fatal end vas instantly guessed d BY
the mother, who in the meantime had
fingered In sgooixing suspense 10 the foad,
and row. able TO control hereclf no longer,
this woman Of IS clAmbssed through the
bars and in minute more vas at the side
OF the dead. Realizing nov the need Of
quick pursuit, Mr.. Marshsll made bolt
for Hanover, sayinE 70 the grief stricken
women that he, would eend aid to them in
stsntiy. Wildly he rushed down the road
siArming everybody ~ vent along, and in
half An hour the town vas Astir and l0O
with guns and fevolvefs had assembled on
the Dartmouth campus to begin the search.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
SPORTING MOTHS

In the Hull Yach. Glnb race. Saturday,
the Hsrbipger won, the Hawk bsinE second.
tn. 81. Louis B'owns have signed Pitcher
DDty.s. rh-y want the championship
badly.
The Bot n Association had rs cents al
mis- ion Ss urasy aud had 4 725 attendance.
in threatening Weather.
Three Boston base runners lead the
as.oe;ation Brown. Dofy And joyce
Stricker 10 Sth and Rsdford II b.
Hosmer and Ten Eyek will rev st Lake
QIn.igamond, Aus. 3. tor $3.50 side. 40
out. d. purse of'si50 and the champion
ship Of New England.
Al the Ssco, Me Driving Park 8stur-
dsy, a msici race was trotted between two
Bsidefo d stations. Frank W. and Walter
s. for purse of s2o0. FfHnk W. won In
three sdsisht heats
Mike X LEY says he never tried harder
in his life to behave well and play good ball
than this season. and he therefore feels
such beastIy attacks ss the New York papers
make on him periodically keenIy, says the
Spuii,g Life.
IA urd., = c,icke. games we're: Al Long
wco". aisss BIS % Athl.tic. Al; Brock
ton, II. Al Med'ofd, Medfor3, 40; Cam
b.rge. SO A. L,vrsncs, An8ovef. I'd.
81 M.sr.msc, ID, 40 Al Boston, Hyde
Pix, 20; E.st Boston, 20. At Bsockton.
~; StmtrvpIe, SO A. Worcester, South
Worcester, 81 Wbitisvlie, 20
The Ano.stag Atht tic Association, the
bscksrs OF the Man, hester bass bali club,
issnes = Call for All. II states that $1,000
will be requires tc carry th- club through
thu season, atd unlsss that amount 10 forth
coming, the club will disbAnd. 6ubscrip-
tion papers will be psssed around among
the public Monday. Il 10 thought u csa b.
secured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
TIE coBDHu cLua
Adopts Report Dsolaiing What xhsy
Th:Uk About Protsotiou.

LONDON, July l9.--The Golden Club d
n meeting adopted report which declaSes
that, III 1t had not bsen susgessed by some
home proteoiianist, IL is not likely that any
oolonist would have been 80 unreasonable
as to propose that we should, while admit
ting colonial goods free Of duty. tax simiiar
commodities imported from foreign
countries.
while the president Of the board Of
trade In the government Of Lord Salisbury.
delivers an unanswerabls refutation Of the
government statement that 10 . case for
bscai federation as presented BY the United
Trade League, our free trade systsm does
moi appear To be greatly endangered But
We must be on our guard. ~ these propo-
sAls are strongly urged by colonists, -
well A. by the Issgae.'
"Protectionism in protectioniat c0untfies
has not attained the height at which 1t stood
at the time Of Golden. Though some ad-
vance WAS made = quarter Of century agb
in the direction Of free trade, II has been
lost"
1.-The interests Of employers and lard
owners are powerful, and governments nod
Il comparatively tasy to rSise enormous
rev.nues bS collision with the interests
which profit BY protection "
The report also predicts that compositofs
aud kindred tradesmep will not suffer on
account Of the American copyright act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
conDHRsnD DISPATCHER.
The Pith Of the News taken from TIE
Current Events OF the Day.

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wv "o insurance
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Secretary ffoetor INFORMS Col' H"oker
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OH.
Andrew M. Aopons zee mouse cohtA'n-
ing eooo tons OF ice' . so-norse poWe. en
tiNe, .oo,r, ", ~. -. G.s..,oyn
-" s',u.a.m a.. sIs oon ,.,,,aily
M..''' '~'u'u'' ''''' @i'''''' f"''
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James I. Flynn OF NO. lef Var'ck
street. New fo,k, commn'ed suicide on
the Conhechcu' 'ahey tntoso mes. bs'tN'
~, a,s o, ~, III. ~ to-, % ,ha n...en.
s." "e,o'' INV '' -
se' ""'"'
The annual encnnpment OF tne Sh
IL
b'iuade, Massachuset's " nns'-Gen
berI'min \. i,esei, a." wiz .Ahe p'"cs
WIS week al ,ne ots.e es"pelounu w
FrsminRhsm' the various orsan'z"io"s fe-
P','"e '"' '' "s
Az the auction OF he properN vi VI.
Bay sta,s Shoe fss'enins COMPANY ~
Naehns' N. NJ, SATURDAY 'he snute s'ock
IN the company, pasehtr. maeh'nery' e"''
was eo'd iof sooo 70 nos'on mn, saco nno
csp'tai SOCK OF the company WAC @'oV'oo"'
Saturday the inward express PASSENGER
tram from fofuahd 10 boston, colnueo
win freisht 'fah Just oetofe iekunns
the Sou'h Lswfance aepo'' ~hich res"ne"
IN damaging me iocomouvee 10 = coos'uf'
able extent, put fortunately DO one va"
Injured.
Word has been received at Lawrence.
Mass. thst the general executive board Of
the Knights Of Labor, Philadelphia, to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
2ailroaos L Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD


,,Otstl wEsr-ssS A. ". for esistou
Eprllapd. For;taad, Boston aat Montreal, 40 A
" for UAlloysii, Gaft!nrr aud s1uih tiardts~r
pr A N for Lewiston, Farmingt n, KsoklRnd
cortland 10 r. A NJ sxprcss for Hali0EsIl, Gar
dinsr Brupa Sisk. Portland ahd Biston connect
INK fpf White Mountains and Quebec, IS u. NJ
tor HaiapelI, Gndia-r and South Gardiner; 81
= Tor BSan-siok. Bath. koekisnd- Portland
gosign Bt- frsyresz} Portland abt Boston an,
Montreal a0s T.. ". for HaIio~ell, Gardiner ans
Sopfh GARDINER. tt OIL VI might Puliinanl fo
Ieristou, Bath Portland and Boston.
.OiNG EAST 10 A. NJ. might "spressl To-
aso~h. gan, Helfast, Bangor, Bar Iiarbor, ~
stsph.r. ~. John aad AroOrto' X EGsny, x 55 A
N for " Waieryil.. and Stowhsgsn' 2 ~ 4 II. eN
pr..- Tor Waterville. Newpor,. yer. f0Ncroft
bangor Bar Harlor and IT joan. as T. VI. foi
Nststviile. sko<hssAn. Belfast, Dover and Fox
croft Bangor 81. Stcpacn-. NJ. John and AfOos
tool nunty. and st 20 + for Wasryile ant
Bangor at . Il A NJ
The Might Pullman trains run earh way ever
night sundays in 'ludFd. but MT to Skowhegsf
on monday mornings, or io Belfast, Dex'er, n
beyond Bangor. excepting 10 Bar tarbor. on bun
day morning.
fhr dny express trains goins West st 70 u A
n and East at " ~. VI run daily, SuedavH In
cindFd. be,sr B0ston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
AND. Bar Ha'bor aud st John.
ACCOM- NMODATIoN TRAIN for Augusta
ieay.s snoth tiHfdiner. So A. NJ; / 70 AVID 3
T. VI i,arttner. H3i NJ; 20 and rs +. VI
H4I0xcil 4 ~ =. NJ. u and s39 +. "
Through tickets 10 CsifOrniH and bil point
touih and West slay BE- had OF r.. II " slker
tickrt age ot. Augusta. tAF nply Ofbc in hususu
selling VIA ali routes and oheesing baRgsge free o
'sE"nss-
PAYSoN Ii7CkER. Vice Pres. & GeB'I Manager
y = HOnruBY, GehI raHs. and iidkTt Ag't-
PorilaHd, June -, 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
sHvHm LOST
BY tbs Wreck OF a Schooner on the
Nova 6cotian Coast.

HALIFAX, N. s.. July 19,-Psrticulars
we're received by mail today that schooner
Pubpico Belle has been wrecked and two
two women and Ave children were lost.
Capt. Samuel Butts of the lost vessel states
that the Pubnico Belle, with ctew Of
four men left Catalina the morpiog Of the
Sth inst, bound for 81 Johns with cargo
Of lumber. She had on board five
women and i've children as passengers.
She m ade Bsccxlieu about o'clock Wed
nesday right. There came On storm Of
wind and rain from II 80 Wednesday night
until daylight Thursday morning The
vessel lost the maipssil and foressil success
sively and ran ashore on the cliff al 30
Thursday morning. The crew let 20 the
anchor, which checked the vessel, but the
chsin parted from the violence Of the storm.
William Rose jumped ashore. and the cap
tain threw line to him. By this means
the rest Of the crew got ashore and three
women passengers were saved, The other
passengers were drowned.
The captain says that il he had had
another man with him all might have been
saved; that the crew locked after them
selves and jumped ashore at the first
chance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
: nEfRY DISNAL DUMPS

.,e the results oi a deranScd
liver which may be put IN
order by u'ia.; NieElpoo In
diln S2g%a, 4 '-c''elas pre-
pared hy i4o laoiin3 fEcm ti'e
s 0~---~,;;S,,. -, b ar Is 8
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
SPARKS FROM MAIHs wIRns

The list Of taxpayers IN Auburn who pay
= tax of 500 and over this year numbers
1876.
The body Of young Lepgron. who was
drowned while bsthing at Biddeford, on
Friday, was recovered on Friday.
A postofIice has been established at Per.
ham, Aroostook county, Me, and Willard
l.. Barton has been appointed postmaster
At a special town meeting this afternoon
Pennington voted to build Q three-spst
iron bridge across Sandy river. to cos.
$4,000.
James Bailey, long = leading business
log aged about II. lie was deacon in the
Baptist church and highly esteemed citi.
zen.
doc" Andrews was tried for selling
liquor at Msplewood Park, at Bangor, FRI
day. He was given the usual hne sl0t
and cost and two months in Jail additional
doc" appealed.
David Adamson. an old resident Of Beth
el, viii g at work haying for Mr.. N. y
Swan at East Bethel. Friday afternoon,
accidently fell from load Of hsy striking
on his head killing him instantly. lie
leaves two sons and daughter.
From the reports that we hear from all
quarters it seems to be the general verdict
that the Bangor fremen's muster was the
bigges. kind Of hippodrome. The Inde
pendents Of Ricbm md, it seems, were pur.
posely cheated In the amount Of hose on
their reel. Numbers agree that the play
Of the steamer City Of Gardiner was many
fee farther than that Of the winners OF the
ftst prize. Even the Bangor Cemmsrcisi
says that the hose company that won 6r''
prize had but one hfeme en- on the team. The
four wheeler Of the Eagles was ruled oui
although it was regular service cart,
aud the pistol was fred for them to star
before they were ready; but their coupling
was the quickest Of the day. and II fair play
hsd been given them there would have beer
q better showing. It is also claimed thai
time wss given at will and was not giver
out until the races were all finished. Thu
general verdict 10 that few Of the State IRE
men will ever attend another muster In
Bangor. They went there expecting 4
have to live up to the published rules, bu
| the Massachusetts ffemen were allowed 4
break them st vill.-0aldiner News.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
A oord Word for the ehops.

X. +. Chalk of Kannebunk, organizer Of
the Central Labor Union in this S.ate, is
stopping for time in these two cities.
Mr.. CaAlk 10 . shoemaker by trade and
therefore competent TO pass opinion upon
the condition Of that trade here, and he
ssys that in no place in Maine with the ex-
ceptior Of Portland are shoemsksrs ~
we'll paid ~ as Dearborn & Kendsll's
and Nevcomb's in this city. He
SPEAKS in the highest terms Of the manage
ment Of these two shops and ssys that there
are none in New Eoglsnd in which the
vofkmen are better OF on the whole. Jha
work turned out by both shops 10. be says
Of the best grade manufactured in the
world. Mr.. Chalk says that IL oil sbos
shops were as veil and iunly managed Al
these Two BsddefoId shops there vouIt
never be any labor trouble in the shoe IN X
II industry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
FOUND DBAD.
Foul Play Suspected Bus FiIsnds
Claim Natuuei Cause.

NASHUA, N H., July 10 Sometime be-
ween l2 and this morning officers were
called to 2l School street, where in the
cellsr~ay they found The dead body Of
julia, wife Of John White. No bruises
~ere on the body, but suspicious
circumstances surrounding the finding
Of the body caused report tha,
possibly the woman had been foully
dealt with A coroners jury viewed the
remains and adjou,ned until Tuesday at 10.
1t appears that Mrs. White sat down on the
cellar steps, and was later found dead at
the foot Of the stairs where she had fallen.
The examination made as TO the cAuse Of
her death, no reason could be given at the
time. The woman WAS about IS years
old, and va. accustomed to ths use Of
liquor. Her friends claim there is no
occasion for susl icion regarding her death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Toledo, Ohio, Street Car 6tIike
Eudsd,

TOLEDO, July 10 The street car strike
vas settled this morning as result Of the
conference among the companies, commit
tee Of strikers and the mayor. All the
conductors sud motor men are to receive
81 so of II boure; drivers Of horse cars
sI.70 The men struck for a2 instead Of
81 So and 81 G5.
The settlement is compromise. One note
worthy feature Of the negotiations was the
,. lection by the strikers Of the offer BY the
consolidated company to be given two cents
ont Of every Eve. or 40 per cent Of gross
receipts, to the drivers and conductors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
STOLEN DIAMONDS.
NeI Yorker Arrested for Alleged
Stealing Of $4,000 Worth.
1 Aishus, \. T., Woman Found Dead
At Foot Of the Stairs.
rrsrds Claim Natural Death Foul
Play wss Suspected.

NEw YoRK. July 10. Robert Howe.
alias Robert DeFord vas srraigned in JEFF
fesson Market police court today charged
with stealing . tray con',iuing $50 600
worth of diamonds from Carl Werinckes
Antique Art store, 10 and IL West 20
sire ct. 1t is alleged that Howe and = woman
he represented IS his wife called several
times ., the store. msde purchases, finally
after winning the confidence Of the pro-
prietor, stole tray Of diamonds. He was
held for examination.