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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-17
SUPERIOR COURT.


W. S. CHpATg Clerk.
G.. I. STEVENS, Sheriff.
LIZZIE z. WEIGH, Reporter.
WArERvnLE. Nov. Is -pstrick Gala
gler vs.. K bert Proctor. s Brown for
plaintiff w. T. Haines for defendant.
This action was tried one year sso---Nov.
term, l390-the Law Court set aside the
gfdiel and II comes beck for trial. The
? sinrH Gays tina; the defendant in April,
1890. vas making q connection with the
vsr oa Main street and he store st the
e3Irer Of Main and Temple streets. be-
loneiE to Mrs. HenriessJn, and in doing
the work be took he took up two or three
o. the p,suk in the Sidewalk, aud while
,1ese plank were up The pAiD-
tf's wife had occasion to
pas over the walk, and ia doing so. as
be ssys, in prudent and careful manner.
sh4 Iell into the opening and was severely
jlrej, By reason Of which he has lost her
services, been obliged to stay st home him
> If and keep his daughter AT home to DO
house work, and has been pat to great ex-
psu.e fer medicines scd medical stsepd-
snce, for all which he claims $500, The
dsfs ndsnt relies upon two prop1sltioNs in
defense. First-He Gays the plaintiff was
Lot a. the time in the e1sI eise of due care,
that she by her own testir7ony wss not Look
il z TO see where che Was z )jng Oh The " six,
tnt il she had bsen she could have seen the
AGss up, seen fresh dirt beside the walk
and OF the walk ana seen a msn who wss
shovelling dit, lnto ihe hole at the time.
see ,nd-Hs says the defendant wss in no
wgY negligent. that be placed boards ever
The hole in the walk for pedestrians to pass
over, that he never left the place unless
lhsre was a man a. work there and that all
tle surroundings were such as to make it
certain that any ore in the exercise Of ordi-
ary care could o: help having warning Of
the exact condition of ihings and that he
cid everything that q prudent and careful
ms" wouli have done ~ protect persoos
s,sing over the walk.
The testimony was not flushed st tie
lime Ct &C Iurnmsnt.
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Yailruaos E Steamhuats
ulInE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct
4th, 1891.

norud WEsr-SD A. n. for Lewiston
s,eSlsnh. Portland, Boston and Montreal; I'D A,
v N, HA!ioxeli, Gardiner and s0uth 6Asafner
"a A n for Brgnsxi Z, Lewiston. kafningtcn D.
pa.ti.u1. Portland and Boston, connecting foi
Tal.s Mountain Points, 20 r. n Sol
> n ,1y Brnnswick. Bath, RoofiscS. ferttAre
a,..an. AZ fexDress) Portland s.1 sosfcr and
San.rsaI: go r. N. for H&.lo7esi, Gardiner and
snr,s f,arfiner; ii.oo 2. n. might Putnam for
Is.fx.on, Bath. Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-z.io A. n. might express) fo
sssyheYss. Befast, Bangor. Bar HArbor, st
s.ssssss. q. John and Aroostook Coorty; SB A
y h, Hs,erviIIe, and srovnessn, Bangor ani
y.noshoro. tzE r N, for Waie,ytie. eonbsctin;
"a. tJasinBd, Winthrop and lewiston; 3.fs r. N
n, hatsryiLe, Oakland, sorth Anssn
sIashsm, skoxhsgan. Belfast. Dover ans
yoI rof: Bangor. Bar Harbor, st. Stephens
4 John and AIoos .ooE County: On Saturday
oaiy ANY, A. NJ, for Bangor
IL wight Pullman Trains run eAcL vxy ever
ntsht. sundays in sluded. but not 70 sxoshegai
"a monday mornings. Or 70 Belfast, Dexter. o
bsyond Bangor. on Sun lay mornings.
fhs day express trains going West At 1910 A
nd Ea.t at sis P. N. run daily. Sundays 10
sIsaed bet eesn Boston. Lsgistan, Bath, Rock
l.U1, bangor and 81 John.
Accom- TRAIN for Ausasts
issye, soath 6ardiner, 5.25 A. NJ; l-io and :.
p W: Gardiner, sa5 A. M. 10 and sA3 r. NJ
U.loxsll, 6.ts 4. NJ, i-a5 and 4-ss +. NJ.
through tickets 70 California and all point,
sngth ard West may be had Of Y. II. Walker
,sIns Via all routes and checking baggage free o.
sGyshse-
phYsOs TUCKER, Vice Pres. Gear Manager
re. BOoTHBY. Gent Pass. and Iiekst As't.
Portland. OCT 1. 1891.
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|Sisus ihe Renunclltien Of Al
Ills Rights Ia SarIIa.
1890 NistFs NV Striking IN Pis.ds-
CsiaiS.-.balk Wrecked.
rrench Chamber Of Deputics Approve
Senate Tariff on Salted Meats.
| BxIaxApE, Nov, l6 -kx King Milan
hss sigoed the renuacistion Of oil hSs legal
and constitutional fights in Servia.
SAYS PEACE REIGNS.
Brazilian Minister Denies Report Of .
General Revolt.

WARRINGTON, Nov. Is Senior Mem
donca, the BRAZILIAN minister here. has
received the 5ela wing cAblesrAm from IL
Brazilian minister Of foreign relations
.RIo JANxtRo, Nov. IA.
Affirm that complete tranquility feisns IN
al the .tases except Rio 0rande, where
cor ficss provoked by questions pertaining
10 local pehl.cs, have occurred, with which.
ia virtue ot the constitution, the federal
10 oysrnmaut ceuld not interfere.
They deny runors Of secession. The
idea is condemned by sN Brasi'isns. They
Affirm that no s.a,e thinks Of seeding; /;
deny tha. msmeers Of the dissolved Con-
sress are in foreign legations as refugees.
Nssr,y sill the members Of Congress have
returned to their sAes and those who re-
main here 20 about the city at liberty.
rhus Jar the government has taken no
yisleut measure. TIE day will be Get for
ths rex, e.ec,lon apd congress convoked to
meet Immediately after. Gen. Deodofo
all review the troops tomorrow, the enni-
ysrssr, of tho proclamation Of the repblic.
(Sigaed) CLxRnoxr."
As ooufirmst0ry evidence Of the truth or
the statement ths. the troubles IN MO
Grsa6e s;e purely Internal and have no
oessiog on nsgonsl anAfs, minister
MendpItus says he has discovered that the
Jun,a IN that state 10 composed OF fouf
persons Instead ot three ~ hrst reported.
and ii s,auds three RepublicAos to one Old
Liberal. The ,s,tsr Is not believed 70
ehe.iah any Monarchcai principles.
The minister has received private infof-
ms.iop to the n sct that the leDg h to which
the reported revolutionary movement 10 the
A. H. hxrH "A
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mrs. Hattie NJ. Moore, formerly of Bath
has won bresch os promise suit sssins'
Moses Hopkins, the California millionaire,
snd gets $50, 900.
Portland horsemen have decided to build
. mile track ss Cape Elizabeth. M the line
Of the Boston Msine road, some three
fcu,ths Of mile from Portland.
Game Warden French Of Caisis has beer
on q raid agsins. the poschers At St Croi1
lskss. He arrested two men who were
fined sci AID $50. Fou' houod, were
captured.
Will Johnson, who burglarizsd r. L.
Melchef's store st Andoyer, October 81
was arrested in Vermont and tszea tt
Andover. he says be was destitute and il
was steal or freeze with him.
The New England ShipbuildiBg Com
psny of Bath hiss closed 8 contract with
Captain W. Il. Bes.e Of New Bedford
Mass, to build fer him 1900 ton baYken'
tine, work to begin 1t once.
A fine Messenger Wilkes coli, 0 month.
old, owned By J. C. Wood and Frank Nilei
10 Leeds this Summer, was kilisd by l
Maine Central train Saturday af.erao IN.
John Calvin Stevens OF Portland hsi
been elected chief cnnsul OF the MaiG'
Division, League OF American Wheslmea
Charles L. Bschsl3er Of Ssca, vica consul
ard Arthur r Howard Of Portland, secre
isry sad treasurer.
Mrs. jenkins, wife Of the book keepsi
ss Shaw's mill, Bath, bas received ietsei
from hes hu.bsnd from DIkoss. He sis
appeared . week oF more ago ami it VS.
feared that be hsd committed 81 eide. H
has brother out there.
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LIyERM0RE FALLS.
Bnildine Operations and Business Items
from that Town.

Specisl to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
LrvERMoRE FALLS, Nov. ia crew
were working Sunday building brick wall
in thu place OF the wssbous st this Oils
Fails Pulp works. which occurred recently.
The scene Was lively one as the brick
were being laid as rapidly as possible to
prevent being further delayed by the water.
Three stesm engines were tsst drawing
loSs from the Androscogeiu and piliDg
( hem high on The backs.
That business in the building line will
boom at this point during the next season is
.videut 1ha new school house for OILS
Fails is G7x27 feet ard when fflished will
se very pretty structure indeed. The
pew residence being erected by the Dow
RruIhers, to be occupied by book-keeper
q Imes, is nearly in readiness fer the occu-
paat A large cellar has also been dug and
stoned for smother house on another
portion o, the hillside. Other hou'es will
Il u0tiess bs bsiit another hpriDg.
As Messrs Fred Ballard and Charles
Rsy were riding past one of the engines
.suling bu. logs last Sunday, the horse be-
1aine frightened ard running away threw
both of the men from the top carriage,
h3wever, with No Injuries to either but the
rrenehiDg Of Mr.. Bsil,rd's th7ui3er. The
carriage was somewhat broken.
The schools in the village closed Fri1sy
lsst with verv fire dramatic entertainment
given at Rockemeks Hall in the evening by
the pupils OF the high school. The proceeds
OF the evening go toward furnishing new
bell for the school building.
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THB LOTTERY CASES.
Argument In The Cases Com.
menc.d in Supreme Court.
Decision Bsndafed IN The Yusinia CiIil
Series Violation Case.
Bear Eagle and His Discontinued Indians
Had Cause for Complaint.

wAsHIssros, Nov. 1s.-Arsument was
begun in the United Sts,es Supreme Court
today in the anti-lo!tsry cssss in which the
constitutionslisy Of the recent anti lottery
law 10 involved. The suits are brought by
the Tinted States sgainsr John N. Rspier,
publisher Of the Mobile Register sDd Geo.
W. Dapre, publisher Of the New Orleans
States, for violation Of the law prohibiting
the sending through the mail Of pexspapers
contsiaipg any lottery advertisement The
counsel have already submitted the briefs
giving the line Of Argument and these have
been published in the press.
The Arguments were not completed when
the sdiourrmen, WAS taken until tomorros.
The cases here in the form Of applications
en- the part of newspapers and publisher,
fer wri,s of haheas corpus, the courte
having found them guilty Of The o6ense
charged.
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Sporting Notes.

Back of the line Harvard 10 very strong.
Rusie says he has quit the New Yorks
for good.
It's said thai Harvard's interference does
not equal Yale's.
Princeton relies greatly on her young and
agile half back, Flint.
washin ston has bicycle club composed
entirely Of Chinamen.
Calvin and Swartvood have sigued with
the Piusburgs for next season.
The return of Corbett 70 Hsivard's team
has brsced il up wonderfully.
Only play ers ard coschers will be allowed
on the Yale field during practice.
The French bicycle racer, Jules Dubois,
rode 204 miles in IL hours recently.
Big She's of Hsrvsid 10 playing stron 9
and making bid for the position Of center.
The Athletics will make stou. bid foY
the American association pennsEs nexs sea-
son.
The Harvard freshmen have improved
since Bob Wrenn wss put in ss qasrser
back.
jim Mutrie il hustliog fer grounds snd
is confident in his ability to obtain suiIa-
BILE plot.
President John B. Day rays that Evine'i
arm will be as good as new next season,
Perhaps.
Joe Hornung would like to play with the
New Yo,ks again. Joe did great wors
last year.
Brush wants Haddock for Cincinnati and
Wsrd wants him for Brooklyn Hsddoch
wants $500.
Hank O'Dsy, the bufly pitcher Of LAST
seasons Lincoln team, has signsd with tbs
Chicsao Association club.
Schoff Of the Univsrsity Of PennsJ lvsnis
received 3 gold watch last week for play ins
the best game agsinss Pri-cetcn.
Catcher Cshill Of the Lcuiseville's attends
the Medical Department Of the Universirs
Of Pennsylvania during the winter.
Ii is now proposed TO recognize The
Western League vi b the ST. Paul, Mime
spolis. Duluth, Kansas City. Omahs. Sioul
City, Lincoln and Grand Rapids clubs .,
members.
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IHl REP.l-s
OF The West Iudil IslasdS to Canada
On Reciprocity.
None Of Them VIII Interfere with Trade
Relations with United States.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov, l6 The replies ci
the goverrmsnt Of he Wess India Island!
!, TO the reciprocity proposal Of Mr.. Foster,
! minister Of faance. are puolished. Sir W
+. Haynes Smith Of the Lsevard Islands,
replies that be submitted the Csndian pro
posais to the colonial secretary. and Sir W.
H. Hutchinson Of the Win6wasd Islands
writes 10 the same effect.
On behalf Of the Bahamas. Sir Ambrose
Shea writes; "fhis colony does not pro-
duce sugar. Our exports are fruits ard
spunges, and in the early future hemp will
be the lsrg.ssexport. In the United States,
which 10 st present our chief market. no
duties are imposed and we conseq qusuily
have no benefit in this respect to receive
from Cansda-"
The colonial secretary OF Bermuda
observes ''This government will not be
prepared to take any definite action on the
proposals in your communication until the
views Of the legislature Of this colony are
XseertAined. II they should prove favors-
bic further Communication will be made
With your government with the object Of
sscertsiuing on what lines it would be pfac-
ticable to arrange for reciprocal trade re-
lstions between the Dominion and this
colony"
From Jamaica 10 the following, "His
Exeellenoy has not placed your letter
before the privy council. but sees grest
difficulties in the way of arranging such 8
d fferential tariff as you speak Of. The
most important poin. would be whether such
reciprocal arrangements could be made with
one or mere Of the West Indian caloaists to
the exclusion of others Apart from he
question Of reciprocity the action OF Mr.
Brown. N, P, commissioner for Cansda Of
our exhibition. will, ..his excellency has no
doubt, largely Increased the trade between
Jamaica and the Dominion Of Canada"
The response Of British Guiana is
"While the governor is anxious in every
way to facilitate and promote the ex'en-
zion of commercial relstions between this
colony and the Dominion, his excelleucy
cannot encourage the government OF Canada
to the belief that the consent Of this gov
ernment will be gwen any dinereutial treat
ment which would exclude sugars and
fruits of the colony from admission TO the
rnslke,s Of the United States upon most
favorable terms"
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.

William j. Florence. the sctor, who was
attacked with pneumonia Saturday night 10
much improved.
Mrs. Lucy Waterman OF Hslifsx Mass,
died Sunday, sged l0l years and 8 months.
She was born in Plympson. Mass, 1870.
Several inches of snow fell a, st Paul
| Sunday. Reports from various parts Of the
North~es. indicate tnst the storm was gen
erai
Mrs. Bartholomew Hslloran, charged
yith attempting to poison her husband, was
| brought into clurs At Woburn, Mass fol
trial. Monday.
Rev. Frank Hunnevell OF Warren, Me,
has accepted the call recently extended To
! bin by the First Congregat onsl church al
Whitman, Mass.
The seventh annual horse show of Amer
lea opened Thursday mo'Ding in Madisor
| Squsre garden, New York There srs
1905 horses enteted.
| Rsv. Mr.. George was found guilty Of
manslaughter At CssskilI. N. Y, Saturday
in causing lhs death Of his stepdaughter
snd vas giveu Is years in prison.
c. W. willisms has announced that q
the trotting meeting to be .elt at Indepen
dence, Ia. in August, 1892 be will offel
the enormous sum Of sl75, 900. of which
$50, GOO sill be for the stallion race, II
which he expects Stambsul, Nelson, Psif
Alto, Pat Downiog, Dsimsrch and Axsei
to enter.
In The case Of Mrs. Carrie A. Holmsi
against her father, Henry W. Smith. presi.
dent Of the Smith Organ and Piano &C m
paoy at Bos,o j., the Jury returned verdict
Mord Of s22 .3i8 for Mrs. Holmes. Mrs
Holmes alleged that her fsther had er
ceeded the power Of attorney given him bJ
her In 0 sock transaction.
/ A Ws.hin gton special says it 10 expected
Secretary Tracy's snnusl rsport will discus
the sdvissbil.ty Of sbrogzlipg or modifying
the treaty vith Great Britain vhich vii
make 1t possible to eossruc; naval vessel
and to enable naval reserves OF the inferio
states to q, out vessels for training purpose
on the lakes. A number Of shipbuildinl
Arms in shs West have expressed q desir'
to enter into competition for the construc
ton Of small vessels such as Mr.. Trsc,
consemplsses asking Congress to provid
for this winter and the secretary 10 dispose
to do all In his power TO encourage the in
dus.ry in t5at section.
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PLRADBD GUILTY,
Did Almy When Arr,lensd for
Christie Warden's Murder.
Hs Is Rapidly Recovering nom ne
Effects Of Els Wounds
And Seems in the sphinx Of Condition, =
Says the Physician.

MANCHESTER. N. H., Nov. l6.--Sherifi
Brigham. Deputies Daniels. MeCsy and
Hawkins Of G ration county came down
from Plymouth this morning to move the
murderer Frank c. Almy to that place fer
Trial tomorrow, The prisoner WAS taken
bis cell as 10 O'Clock. He vas removed to
. special car in democratic wagon, closely
guarded.
Almy boarded the car at once with tbs
aid Of crutches. though he was very
bupglins with them. He wss dressed sub
stAntiAlly 40 when taken up foc arraign-
ment. There was small number st the
depot to witness his departure on the 10 Al
express north. his removal not being antici-
psied till Tuesday. The prisoner sat erect
in the car, no cot being needed. The
attending physician says the bones are Arm
ly united and the prisoner in the pink Of
condition.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONGRESS-
Will Convene at Washington Today Ia
Discuss Secular and Religious Matters.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16 The most i'm.
portsnt gathering of clergy and iaisy OF
the Protestant Episcopal church ever held
ht re will CONVEX tomorrow. 1t is known
~ q church congress, snd this will be the
fourteenth meeting. 1t will bring together
churcnmau from sll over the country to
discuss five toFic, Of the day. While the
congress has no legislative power, its dis
cnselon will show the trend Of thought in
the Epi.coysl church on several secular
and religious subjects No delegates are
elected to the congress all churchmen who
desire 10 stIepd being welcome.
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s---asa -
RECEIVER WANTED


New YoRK, Nov. is Several creditors
and stockholders in the New FORK, Maine
& New Brupsw,ca Steamship Company
.odsy applied TO Justice Pta't Of Brooklyn
for receive- for the company. The
company wss organized in 1890
sitb czpitsi stock of 100000. with
Thomas M. Bstliets. Of the fsiied 1fm
Of +. Fl. Smith & Ca, ship broker. ~
president Of the Company. The PLAINTIFF
claim the eompsry - insolvens. Justice
pra,t appointed Il. B. Bartlett receiver,
and granted an order restraining the credi-
tors from bringing actions sgainst the com
pany. The assigameot Of Capt, Harrison
w. Smith at Bangor, Me-, because Of the
ssiInre Of r. II. Smith & Co, ciussd sur
prise here.
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CLINTON ELECTION CASE
Comes Before the Superior Court for
Decision, at New Kevea.

NKw HAvss, Conn, Nav. l6.-The
Clinton Contested election case was heard
hefers Jaaee Phelps in tae Superior Court
today count Of the hslioss shcvtd thai
Elias w. weiinan. {Rep J, who nov holds
the DC ef ffst ssls stnan OF he town, had
one more vo,s than Ss1nsiWilcox, (Dsm.) J,
who is -nssstns his right 10 The once
II VS., shown that the Republican ballots
contsinad blanks after certain cfiices. and
the DeJoetdfe osiiots used the words
''Comn,i lee Of tosn deposit fund vhsn
the wori agent" should have been used.
Jutge Pheirs stated after the case vas
closed that in his opinion the Republican
ballots wers all iilssxi. ching Supreme Court
decisions. tie sxia further, Ia his jatge-
men,, thu Dsmocsstic hal.o,s we're illegal
because OF the use Of the word sccmm,t-
tee" therefore, - d oision muss be rendered
agsinss tbs p a,utr-
Wilcox thereupon gave notice OF
sppeal fro.u 50 much Of the decision ~
affected the ssl.dity Of the Democratic
ballots, and it was sgfeed By the counsel
the case be reserved for the Supreme Court
at the January session. 10 the mean time
Wellman hoids the office.
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PLEADS GUILTY


PLYMOUTH, N. H., Nov. l6.-Almy was
taken into court here this afternoon and
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF mniderlng
Christie Warden st Hanover.
After Almy pleaded guilty today the
Judge snnoub ced that the special jurors
would be notified thai Iheir services would
would no. be wanted. The case will be
continued tomorrow. The clerk Of courts
stated that the lawyers on both sides thought
the trial would occupy from three to four
days only.
Deputies from Hanover, Haverhill and
Plymouth hsve chsrgs Of Almy and act
under the high sheriff's orders. The
question to be decided by the judge Is
whether Almy is gully OF murder 10 the
first or second degree. Murder in the fitst
degree must be premeditated spd the pun
ishmsnt is hanging The second degree
limit is so years imprisonment
Judge Allen thinks the trial will occupy
two days At least. He has granted permis-
sion for defence to examine nine Witnesses
from Massachusetts, but he does not know
whether they are here.
Al a lste hour tcnight Almy ia sleeping,
in charge OF four deputies. The room in
which he is confined is called the sherif's
room. lie etehuiAy teIuecd " tht nnys shbb
relative to his cor dtion or expectations.
After pleading to the Indictment he was
assisted to his room by ttiicers, retiring 81
S O'Clock. since which time be has been
sleeping,
Tie Warden family are registered at the
hotel and will appear as witnesses against
him, together with Mrs. Kellogg, into
whose room Almy made the midnighi visit.
Miss Goode)l, who was With Christie
at the time of the tragedy, c. H. PAttee
sni young Hewitt Of Hanover, who shot
Almy in the barn.
There Is much excitement obout town
over the prospective results of the trial, and
the opinion seems to be divided as TO the
result of the hearing before Justices Doe
and Allen, which will open at o'clock
Tuesday. Thus fsr there are no indics-
tions Of confession on the psrl OF Almy, or
OF his disclC sicg his identity.
Amy requested that Dotniag should be
brought Gus BY his counsel in reference 10
the reputation OF Christie Warden. David
Wadsw orth, the jsier at Manchester, bss
been summoned rs 8 witnes. Tonight the
hotels are crowded with strangers, present
to witness the proceeding which proves
more interesting than any previ1us mufd er
trial in the couutry.
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Meteorological Report.
NOV. ie. issi. LIP. Nj
IT Is AGAINST THE LAW
To Publish Cuts OF, or Inscriptions On,
Any United States Money.
rasrr'r Wind.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-Ths secretary
OF the treasury has issaad a circular letter
ia vhich he ssvs: During the past week
Ihare has appeared in ths newspapers in
different p.,ts OF the country, cuts Of
the Iew designs for coins recently
sp9roVsd by the government 10
some papers articles were published 10
the G fleet that 10 publ! sh cuts was in viola
tion OF the existiag laws, and other papers
Gle lined ihs. there WAS no Lac that such
Reproduction on paper contllcted with ;
hence deem i. advisable for the benefit Of
The general public to state that 1hiie pub
l..hing .uch cats has Alwsys been considered
AID in fac. vas harmless heretofore, ros
there is Law Oh the statute books, sp-
proved February 10. 1891. known as Public
Act No II, thst forbids the making or
publishing Of anything in resemblance to
any coin, of the United States or foreign
Governments. or even the inscription
hereon"