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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

ONFORD. .. -Ma Gear, ~ rrelsis hski al
Paris. within ant for the toanty ~ pNf"ri'
90 IN thir,i Tae-isy % Aag.. a. u. lSsi.
AUGUSTUS a.. ftA~u>. nsmct I've eiof IN
. osrtain lE.trument pan-oStinx ~ tr The lat
vii And rs.tamsut n tAas.ihrss Be--sy, sts ~
IIstrsa In ssid Coanty. dessa-ci, having Prr-
-snts-t IN skIas Zoe frsllsts
OspsEHn. n1st ths All Istfiener give astc.
tbi. or,i-r D. - Pabnshs-t thrss vcsks -acss-
sitely In ths Oxfsri nsna-rrsi prtniri Al fsrts
thsf inv may apl.ssF a q frolssts teat W ~
hst a. PARIS. In ALI t"aaiy. ea ths third ,ue-
IA. ~ >-ts s.st al nine o'ck<k ia tss lore
n...n. ani shsx eaa-s u any They klre. why ths
All lnstrunsut shssakt "a ~ prSsci. spprssc.i
snli .iAs.s-i a. m AT Win aRi testsmsut ef
AT sls.sA-st. aai AuEu-tus O. fes-"n ~ sP
.HORsE A WILSON, Jssixe.
Atr,s oapy-Atlssts III. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
,r,. .v,-...s.. s;ssH.s MI { {. SiSis. S i.%ssss.

oxyoRp. .s Al Q Csar ef rrohss< he.i a
e.,ss .i,ei. .ni Coz ths Csansy ef Oxfor,i. %
a.. thi-i rue.isy ef Aax A. ID l~i
ssrasa o. WALKER AMI n..h ~ usunx-.
-, =, 10 n last VIII and re-tAmest ef 1smss
"a n. % AZ Irvsburxi In all Csanty .desea~r-i.
e.stnx prs-snlssf the same Coz frehsss
O.ps ksp. Thai th~ sAii Iresssssr rss ~ 49, ss,.
-. A., H., p,lhli-h<-i thrv< ve<ks secres>tvsiy
4. A.. oxf.si Il<msrrss prfns<t - fAsss. 49,
,,..T nay spysAr "a Protss< S.sr - ~ ssss - II
-. -, "A : ~ tss sArrk In Ne forvsess. an!
-. ssa-s n ssy they lave. uhy ~ s.si
.s.,'.'s'.s .e.aLi ma e. greyrsi. sppvvs.t AL
.ia..s-i :. ts> IA WIN Asa rs.sa.ss. Of -,
i.-~s-r-i. and thas sAid CArnss y. WIZ
David 4 ",' 'SSosaR4S; \ SiiiIS;..iI Nv. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
AMONG THE FARMERS.
.srssprwsplou..

Cor,spcn.sesce On prseticAl Agricultural topics
IL .slisitei. Adirvs. all communications In.
tsnsisd Zoe this department 81 iik>Ht u. HAN.
Parts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
49,. r.,.,,-s.s.. ssos'.r III q !. SiSis. s.si.ssr.
OXFORD. - At. oe~r, Of PROBATE hsLi al :,

oxFOHD, .. AT q Ceur % frslsts hsei Al
a. teiri r,s~-iav u Aur. A n. i-si.
n.nn.i. I. t.rtnth ant flSenti.s L. Jsk-ea.
,.r,--.ot. A ssrtsia in-tramsnt parp"raax
Z. - ths IA VIII ant fs-ssmsnt OF JSb.
..rfmth ists - Nssics In sshi ,@ant .a~eA-~''
S.,tns ,,v,-s1,,.-t ths .saas Coz fr,l,sis,
ospsasn. rhat ths All psctionsrs rse
..sis. D. al psr-sas tntsr~-e-t. by ess>iax .
g,,ut ~ this sr,isr D. ~ pabn.hst hf~e ssc
p.st. th.t tissv nav apsssr n q frct.sie toart
a, - h.kf Al Parts. Ia All toanty. on The thirn
rus-isy 90 ~sYs. nsxt. "a siss efehsh ~
a.. f..r~nsssn snsl shg~ csa-s, N ssf uey hsse'
Uc.,,~i sni alABsesi q. ths as VIII AMI fs-tS
u,sut sf ssid dcsss-s-i.
sEoRGE A. WILSON, Jet<e-
- - .ss..s III a DAVIS Hrxi<14r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
GE1is.E 4. WILSON, Jais,.
4 true oopy-Atie.t III. 4. DAVIS. Register.

oNTogp a. At Ccau - Probate hsli A
Issrt. within at faf ths C.anty - uxfori. On
Ia thiri Tur-tsy - Aug. \. u. t-i.
HAKntiT a.. THOMPSON. fNccutrix on ~
s-tats - lst-y a. stevens, sts - tants. u all
taHntt sisasa-.-i, hastas pfw-rut.-i h-s sos.ant
- ainllui.trstin a ~ tstats 20 all asssass-i
far alhss salHrs
OHptHEu. rhat All tNccutrs <i'. ns..ics
O. ~ t-rsons intsrcstssi hy causing Ao"Py ~ this
ar,isf l. - puhlshs.t thrss sssks sursrssively
in ths ONfufi tl~tns-rAt. pFtnis~i a. fsrts. thai
thsF nay apIsAr a toar - frvlssis - - ~ ~
a Paris, n All touuty un tn thiri tes-slai
- ~.ta nsxt a nins o'Ck-k In tis forvnson, sni
shas cau-,. n Any they have. ~hy the -sins
sllsakt nst ~ alhsse.i. -
aHoRs.E a. wii-so>, ie.ir.-
tfas oopy-stts-t III. q DAVIS. .rxis,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

VI zee there are one class Of men who
srs unable to obtain divorces In Chicago"
remarked Nr. Stebblns. "For mercy
sakes Who ara thcyr' his wife gucs-
toned. ',rhe bachelor" be replied, -
hs shut The door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Do not bs sngryif the roostss awaken
you at daybrssk Remainder that II
you went 70 BED II sunsst you would b
willing TO got up With The chicksas. and
roostsn doat stop 70 consider sseh
thiuR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
AuusogV,-.I,s.s ii. !. {. !, DAVIS. hss,.'s'

OXFORD. ss Al Cour - rr,t,.Ais hrli n
fars. sithin ant Coz ~ csaniy - Osfori
"a ~ thiri fu~-isy - AaE. 4. u. tui
NJ a NNshharu Adnini-trstsr on ~ -
usts a Ffsuris 4 -tatsns lsis - aston. a. all
tnuntF. fiesss-s-t having prv-sntei ~. scuoahi
q siuini.tratiun - ~ e-tsts ~ All hsrss--i
fuf allusanTs
OgnsHTI,. rasi n. All Adu,r give S.sio. Il
~ .snls o. am Isr-sn. tntrrv.ts.l thsvtn. BY
puhnshing . oapY - "a. orisf thrvs svsks sac
os.sitsly u a. ONferi tNytaa-rrst . nfsspsl-sf
pftnt.si a. fsfts, ta sAili tsauty. thai thu nay
spt-af a . fr,slusls 0sart o. - hskisa st fsrts,
in -sli tounty. en ~ thiri fsc-isf ~ >sIf
usNt s nins e'rk.s th ~ tnrvns-oa. ansi
49,. cau-s. N say thy hst,. ~hy ~ saus
sh.sahi net o. Aiiss-i
sHoR.E 4 WILSON, Jsiss.
Atrls csyy -sits-t III. q. DAVIS. heststef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Fnauleln-"Ah! my good cir, don't
come TO me with your professions OF
attachment; you are always making
fools Of . couple Of girls at once"
Young Bsrrister-''l,on honor, frauleln
Klara, you are the only one this time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Hell never get over my jiltins him. :
"why. was hs % In love With your
"Oh, no. he va 20 In love with him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
,y,nRp ..-N. caar - rr,lals. MI

oNFORD. =. '-Ata Cour - rrulAis. hski a
i'afts. stthia and far ~ Ceahty - otferi
- ~ tniri ruu@iay - Aus. 4. ~. tstl.
na ~ t.ltltiHa 20 lisn ~. 1Nrk.sn. suariian
- tlsi-cft n iafk-su uiinur hstf - tiifam
1afk k-an lAis - Paris IN AL Csauty. sie~ss-si,
rfaFing fsf nrsn-r a. -sn aut ouutsY csftAin
rsai s-tats rails de-srtis-i tn bss Istittaa 90
o. In ths rr,.lsts Ocs. a an ais Ahtsss,sas efsf
- ffaf tlasasani dsllAr.. ~ pft-vssis ~ - ~
ss-ts-i faf ~ tsnsnt "a al nin.sf.
uHnsHsn rhst a.. .sii I-utitionsr give Hssifs
D. AZ tsr-sn. iutsfv-ts-i ~ caasinx an sl.-trsei
- ~ tetItinu. Win tails orter thsrcsn, o. -
puhnsl1s.i thrvs wvsks slfss-sitslT Ia ths 90
furi tsu,ssrNt. q bssstst<r pfintei 81 fsfis
in all tlaintY. thai tlssY may aptsar at frs
l.ais Csart. ts ~ hsii a fars. on ths thiri
Tllr.lav - ~sIt. ngNt AZ uins u'ck.k IL tis faf.
na-rn and shss csa-s. N ans thy have. ~hy m
.ans shuai M - grantssi
aF1llasE 4. WILSON, Ja,iEe.
Auue oopy-Attest III 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
rooo goR AL SEASONS.

FOOD FOR AL SEASONS.
Rotation Of crop. utilities all the fertll-
lty In the soil.
!, little improving each year will add
to the value ~ the farm.
General farming pays most when
there Il something to market every
mouth.
Cultivation that will do In one soil or
In Que season will not always b. best Ia
another.
Keeping the .oil shaded during the
summer aids materially In helping 10
store nitrogen.
Pastures ar. often seriously injured
by too close pasturing at this season.
The work teams, at least, should be
protected from the torment Of dies dur
lug the summer.
Grass crops can be marketed to the
best advantage by converting Into meat,
butter or cheese.
Clover IL a good crop for the soil dur
Ing the summer, because its dense
growth thoroughly shades the soil.
Plan the work ahead so that ne fast as
the crops are ready to harvest they can
be- taken care Of. Harvesting In good
SEASON !. M tmppftaut hStu va -'Su'"k
the beat quality of product.
IL IL estimated on the peninsulsr peach
belt between the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Rays there are 6,3;O, 600 peach
trees. covering 800 acres of land, and
having q value Of about ss,0O,O0O. The
picking Of the fruit furnishes employ
ment for 1000 people at the busy ses-
son Of the year. They are picked car
ried 10 packing shed where they are
sorted, the soit ones being sent tn the
drying-house, and the better ones put In
crates or boxes and sent 10 tbs railroad
where they are stencillci. way-bllled
and sent OF a. rapidly a. possible.
The price of ganulated sugar WAS
never so low ~ nov. Wholesale deal
ers have bought for four cents per
pound. less two per cent. for cash. kaw
sugar now coats . 5-l6 cents 4 pound
and Il coats So Of cent. 90 refine u TO
the grade Of granulated. AZ four cents
a pound it still leaves pront OF l.l6 OF
a cent pound. A year ago granulatcd
sugar soid at Wholesale At 81 j. cents =
pound.
n you have windmill, by providing
m elevated tank, you can always have
water with head for sprinkilng garden
and lawn.
when you buy barrel Of apples OF
potatoes, Be sure 70 open the wrong cod,
90 thsy win grow bsttsr all lthe way down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
rOR SAl.E.

1,-il Paris q village "a - shost fsar
!. So tssiisn Tor q pisa~snt h.aine. snHi
- hear BY - Atoat foar srre-. unsier
- rsry tertle, stli - .shl SEPARATELY %
f lh4airv n. ALNA> kiIt.
~.,ulh Parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
plIsNisG OtIY

Why doe. SOD planted year after year
In IN. .ame locality run out and have to
d. supplanicd by some other variety, or
at least by se-,l broaght from some other
locsli,ys II would seem that IL ought to
become accllmat~i aud established, do
Ing bctter aud better every year. u.
not IN. failurr to DO this due "a neglect
In selecting the seed. a. James Riley,
~ Thoruton, Indiana, say.: 1--WE never
hear that q good variety of Indian corn
Ia. degeneratesi, until II has been plant
cd near other kinds with which u has
been allowed Ia mix; and u the same
care were exercised la selecting the very
be.t kernels of a we'll established va
rIcty ~ wheat for seci aud keeping the
.ocl grain sepaiaie In secure place, We
should have the unboundci satlsfaction
~ seeing our wheat fields produce not
only larger beads, plumper kernels and
heavier grain In much greater abundance
hut mo- signs IL degeneracy would appear,
even were the same kind of grain raised
In Que locality, generation after genera
tlon." The Importance of the proper
selection IL seed aud the possibilities Of
Improvement In this direction are not
Understood. Here !. a promising field
for inproyement. Mirror aud Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
GOA SALE.

~. .afser, seixh- lss psslnsis- AIS bro-sd
a. Ls.fs eel. ~ fc<ssaaksr. ~Afs Toe eriy
-a trssr. cAa IRA . ainusr clip.
NJ Wukki.kk
xvu6h fnrAn. makns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

TAKE my I'm In hand To in.
form you that | am In ssta,e
of grnie bliss. anil trust th-se
lines will find you enjoying
the same bls~sins. I'm To
guyina,sl. I've found the
immortal waters Of yuoth. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

tur sah-,rshsr hsrssy give. pahne sasl..
thst ~ hss tssa daiy sYs-ninss~i ~ th- tIsasf.
shs iwirs ~ frol.>ts fsr IN c.snty 20 o.forl
49, s-.s'asi ths te-t - Adsaiai-sra,sf 20 th~
e-1sts 20
at>JANt> sA>non>. ss- "a oxt.s.t.
~ ss.t s.anty. s,rsss-s-i. ~ xistnx tend q. ths
~ tlrwb ~ thsfefgrr rgussts all I-t.aa.
lastsiisis Iaymsnt. sni tk.s.s uks have sny
sis1asnuis thsrssn o. sxhlblt ~ .snss -
Aas. y. i-si. sip>tN k sA>noR>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

ONFuRn. - n--NA Coar 20 Probate hsii Al
fafi., within AL fsf M Coaniy sf Oxfsri, %
~ thiri r,ss--isv - AaE. 4. q. l.i.
na ~ T-titisa - fulihs Nuans fsF ~
kpJ-lutIasut - tIsft-ft 4. nsrea. Ahtnlni.srstnf
- sNsnsu.sl. dieneas~i
OHitNRkp, rh.At hstios ~ ~ fur~x,lias psti
uan ~ puhiishs-i Zoe tkr.s sysks surrs-.lVsly .
pstss - m thiri rse-iay - ssrtt \. y.
All Csuuty.
cEo a WILSON, iuir..
Atuss oopy -aits-i III. 4. DAVIS. Lssi.ssr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

ONFOEn. =. Al Oeur 20 fryists hski 81
fart. sithiu snsi GO ~ t.anty - fu,sfar,i. on
- thiri rs.-isf - Aag. 4. u. lsi.
Alfan n ts~isin. Administrator % IT, estate
- iaui-a Cumainss. tAis a AliAuy. In said
q atuai inistrsiisa - ~ t.tats - All dec.A-ci
fnf Niklsanrs
OgnsaEn. r.st ~ sAii Adaini.trAisf give
n.tirs o. au J-r-sns intrr~-t.-t. ~ osa.tns uspy
siNsir tn a. tNffsi tslss- rat printssi "a fsrts
thai thsY uasy sIl-Ar "a fr,hsts C.art o. - huii
"A farts in ALL tuunty "a NJ thif,i Tuesday -
oaa-s. n any thsy have. uhy IA .sns shsaAi
nsa ~ Akssui
GEORGE 4 WILSON, Iu.ise.
Atrlsc cryY-stts.t III. 4. DAVIS. hsEi-tsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
AN INTERESTING EVENT.
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS
OF ARrGMUs WARD

Hetsy Jsas the Mother 90 rviss sd
Arssssas isdsises is . ceissrsstss--A
Mslsdrsss Csittsissa-Ms.L Lisesis He
esives News ef Iiis Nemisstisa.
lCryrsxkt~i AMI p>shilsh~i ~ -y-eiAi ArraAse
m>st -iih q W. Dallinxham. Nee yoSt. I..b
Joy N ruE norsx ov WARD.
Doas Sirsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

rtiE sai.-cri,<F eerxby sity. pshnc nrs,cs
thst ~ hss tssn day spI-siu,s~i ~ IN iisnsrs
~ taiss - frsl.sts fof ~ toanty - Osfsri
eststr -
ORL ,>pO ". AUSTIN kis - Nesioo.
a. sslt teuntF. drses-s~l ~ Eitins t-.ss.i ths
las urssts shs hsr,fgre rv,gus.ts al psr-ons
tnistts-i q IN estate - ali iescs-ri - rnAks
iutueiisae psyment. AMI th.-s vho ksrs sny
dsfasa.is thsrcan o. exhihtt ~ ssns ~
AuE u tSi. SARAH o. AUSTIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
Atusosyy-.lls-s I'll. {. DAVIS. Es.i..sr

oNfuKp, a. At Cear ~ rrot.is ksh Al
tarts. sithia ant fef n Coanty - Oafsr,i "a
- Ulir,l Tur--isy - Aus. a. ~ lot.
JANE = WRIGHT, tx~CutsF ea ~
sstats - fcrsi. = nlsrk. tsis - fsrs. IN
sshl tssanty. tsr-a.ssi. hating pfv-sntsi his a.
count q aiuuinistrsfisa 20 m s.tsts - sAii ds
rss--l fur Nli1sanrs
oErtHHfi. rkst ths All EsoCatsr snVe nstics
a. Al I.sF-sns tatsrv.tssl ~ Causing o oupy "a
this or,irf o. - puhishssi thfys -esks sarcss
sifslY a. ~ nNfs-l tstno-rst. prtnis.i a fsrs.
tn ssil tuunty. thai t,cY msF aptrar "a frp
u'r rs.rk IN a. fsfvfs-sn and shss rsn-s N any
tiusy hate. why ~ ssu.s shsahi - ~ slhYsei
stn. a. Wilson. Jstss.
A tryas csyy-Atis-G III &. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

ritt sah-erfi-r hsresy gives pahlir netlos
that ~ "a t-sa duly apl-oinissi ~ ~ ltsaars.
~ tpsixs ~ rrOl,sis De n Csaniy - osfer,i
AL A.sa~~i ths tfus 70 tsccsisr % ths
cstsie -
uuLnAt n POOR ts,~ 20 Aa.tsf.r.
m all toanty. dssea-sst. by EiNinx t-sni ths
As iirsts. ~ thsryforv rs.tossts al Isr~ons
tusls,te.i o. ~ e-tsts - all Aecss-ri D. mAks
iuau..siiNts tusymsat aat tha-s ~ha have any
tlrrnAnis t.srs.sa ~ skhihit ~ ssI.s 81
Aax. n. tsi. rHtptRl,k y. HALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

NV .sh-rtisr Aeresy sive- yahnc n.tles
that ~ has tssn ialy sps-slnss-i ~ ths IIeaar.
sh,s jssiss - fr~lus,s fsF ths Csanty % Oxfsr,i
AL A..ai-ci ~ trust vf Administrstrix ef ths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

n All tosnty. ieocs-st. ~ r,ins l-sni .. tn
as dirsst.. sis thsrefsrv rs-lus-ts ali p-rsaa.
ln-isitssi D. ths sstAis ~ sAi isgss-rl ~ uaAks
isltssilais psYmsnt. ani ths-s vhs have any
asssAnHis thsfsssn o. sshibit ths ssms o.
AaE - iDi. JULIA a.. CHASE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

rut suh-srtl-r hsr,hy u,.- pahnc n.siss
th.t - hs- tssn daily spt-.ln,s-i ~ ths ueasr
al. 1esirs ~ frol.sis fof ~ ,oanty 20 Osfos,i.
tats -
SAMUEL WITTY, sis % Disasli
~ AL teantY. hrres-s~l. by EitiaE bsnai a. ths
tnmestiats psymeut. snt th.s~s vhs have sny
tstaAnsis thsrvon D. sxhiha thr .sI.e ~
Asx l.. i@l. HIRAM 4. RANDALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23

Father Zurcher Dfiven From the Congress
on Account of Adverse Criticisms.

Father Zureher Driven From the Congress
on Account of Adverse Criticisms.
BUFFALO, n. Y. Sept 22.-The grand Con-
gress Of German Catholics of America began
It's sessions to-day at Music Hall. There are
between five hundred and seven hundred
priests in the city and several thousand lay
men. At o'clock this morning pontifcal
mass was celebrated at 1t. Josephs Cathedral.
A sermon was preached by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Zardetti. of ST. Cloud MINI. At 10 o'clock
the first meeting Of the German American
Clerical Union was held, and at o'clock this
evening the Catholic young mems societies
held q meeting.
There was q sensational scene at the clerical
union meeting. While the priests were as
sembling Father Iurcher. who so severely
criticised the congress on Saturday, calling 1t
anti American, made his appearance. Some
OF the German priests nodded coldly 10 him
and others did not speak at all. Father Web
Der drew Father Zurcher aside and asked;
"AIe you here spying" Father Iurcher re-
pied that If he was mistaken IN his views the
congress surely would not object to his coming
among them TO learn better. You come for
malicious purposes" asserted Father Webber.
in bitter tone. You had better look out,
that's all have TO say" and he walked away.
When the session was called to order Father
Zurcher proceeded to take notes. 1t was de-
cided that reporters should be excluded and
as Father Zurcher was not present as dele
gate he was requested TO leave the hall,
which he did.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
4 Bold Robbery.

ST.. JosrrH, Mo. Sept. 22.-At 2:sO o'clock
this morning three strange men who wors.
silk bandkerchiefs over their faces walked
INTO the Office Of the Pacific House. the lead
inc hotel of 1t. Joseph. and situated in the
very heart Of the city and deliberately robbed
the clerk of over $500 in cash and yaiuables:
The men drew large reyovers and ordered
the clerk TO throw up his bands number
of guests who were in the Office we're marched
10 chairs where they were guarded by one OF
the men with revolver in each hand. The clerk
was made 10 unlock the safe. and two boxes
containing cash and yalusbies were taken;
Then the three men cody walked out and
disappeared There is no clue TO the robbers,
but il is thought that it is the work of al
oroaniZed gang
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
The Invasion OF Garcia.

NEw OR1EANs. La. Sept. PA San An
tonic special 70 the Picayune says: General
Stanley has telegrams to-day. from General
Iazerns. commander of the Fourth Military
zone Of Mexico. stating that the invasion
of Garcia and his band had ended.
They were twenty seven miles from
Reynosa Monday. and are scattered
in order 10 cross the Rio Grande into Texas.
few have gotten across at Tasilichat,
twelve miles above Brownsville. The rest
are somewhere between Salicano and Rey-
nosa trying TO get back. A thousand mounted
Mexican troops under Cayeyas and Henandes
have almost surrounded them and American
troops are on this side waiting 70 intercept
anv of the band who may attempt to cross.
Tazerus says that the object of the band was
robbery. and that the raid had no political
significance.
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canadian Political sensatinn.

OTTAWA. ON. Sept. 22-This afternoon, in
the House Of Commons, Mr.. Lister. member
Of Parliament for West Lambton. gave notice
that to morrow he will make an i'm
peachment Of Hon. }. c. Haggart, Post
master General. in connection with
the constitution of section ''B' Of the
Canadian Pacific railroad The charge
will be that while member Of Parliament
Given by the Government for the construc-
ton of that part OF the railway which runs
between Keetwin and Eagle river. This is
the sensation Of the day and dwarfs the Nc
Greevy-I. .anggeyin debate which is in pro
gress. The session will be prolonged by this
charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
Three Million DolInr suit.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 22.-Judge Green
this morning in the United States Circuit
Court rendered an opinion against Robert
Garrett, of Baltimore. His counsel moved
10 have the summons served upon him IN a
SO. 600 600 suit set aside. but the court de-
clined 10 do 80. William A. Jewett, promo
ter. contracted with Mr.. Garrett 10
connect the baltimore and Ohio
telegraph company with q cable laid
from England. Jewett was unable to COM
plete his work. because Garrett backed out.
iIe brings suit for s30OO,00O. Ii was i'm
possible To make service. A sharp deputy
marshall caught Garrett in Jersey City
as he was boarding his private car and
made service. CARROTS counsel made
a motion to have it dismissed, because 1t
was not the intention Of the law to track and
waylay man to make service. kK-secretary
Jewett and he opposed the motion and
showed the whole proceeding was regular and
according to precedent. The Judge agreed
with him and said service could not have
been made in any other way and the great
suit Will now 60 on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
RrIef Telegrarns.

The remains of the late William L.. Scott
arrived at Erie, Pa, on a special funeral
train at o'clock yesterday morning. and
were received at the depot by his business
associates in this city and conveyed TO his
The city hall and municipal buildings are in
mourning.
The Southern Gas Trust and Construction
Company. OF Jacksonville, Fla, controlling
the Palatka Gas Light and Fuel Com
pany and the Gainesville Gas and Electric
Light Company. has been placed in the hands
of a receiver. Many of the stockholders re-
side in the North.
Richard Edgerton, ono Of the Oldest citi.
gems of Iowa. was poisoned Monday night
while sitting by the corpse Of his Widest
daughter. lie experienced faint fesling
and called for liquor BY mistake his wife
gave him dose ~ carbolic acid. he di'd IN
nhnrt "a" s1innses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
FORCED 10 FTGHT FRANCE.
The Grand Duke of Baden Says Germany
Must Again Unsheath her Sword.

PARIS, Sept. o. The Dix Neuyeime Seicle
published dispatch from a correspondent 10
Baden giving the substance of a speech which
it is claimed was made 10y the Grand Duke OF
Baden al the close OF the recent maneuvers
of the Southwest army.
According to this dispatch the Grand Duke
said: Since the last maneuyers Of our army
the situation in Europe has been modified.
The sacrifices which Germany has undergone
in order to guarantee peace will not be him
dered by the culpable proceedings OF
our neighbors. who are only await
ing propitious occasion 10 again
open an era of bloody conspiracy. We
must regard the future with energy and reso-
luton The time is near when Germany
must again unsheath her sword in defence of
her independence against an enemy who has
not learned prudence by bloody defeat Ii
will be the duty of the valiant corps of Baden
TO support the first onset, to fire the first shot
and to carry the palm of victory"
The Dix Neuyeime Seicle says that the
speech has created a great sensation IN Baden.
and that while the German press has not pub
lished it, its authenticity cannot be denied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
southampton Democracy.

CoURTLAND. VA. Sept. 22.-The Democrats
of SOUTHAMPTON in mass meeting yesterday
elected delegates to the Senatorial Conyen-
tion in Suffolk, October 7th. The delegates
selected. while not instructed will, it is ex-
pected vote for the denomination of DIR.
Thomas II. Barnes. and resolutions were
adopted approving his course as Senator.
Resolutions were also adopted approving
the course of Mr. Il. s. Boykin. the member
i'm the House rom Southampton, and ratify-
ing the nomination of Mr. L. 5. Pulley, the
nominee OF the democracy.