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NOTICE.

Allpartics endebted 10 us will please
call aud settle.
We need money to meet our obliga-
lions, aud urge the payment Of your
medical bills without dolby.
MINOR & FEATnensrovC,
JONES y JoNEs,
NJ. NJ. WARREN.
O. llENDRIcR
0og D sano o a..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

LUXOMNT The Gem of all female
remedies for Irregularities, pains and
diseases peculiar to women. Used DO
years by an eminent physician. New
or falls to cure. Address with stamp
Luxomni Co, Atlanta, On, p. o. Box
357. See advertisement elsewhere.
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Hurrah says Uncle Josh,
We are only glad TO know
That prices are not bosh--
But just walk in next door
And see tho Cry GROCERY STORE,
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How's Your Head.

Prcstou's He'd Axe cures any head
ache. Ii cures headache in any form
IL is a guaranteed cure. You pay only
for the good it docs. If it does not
cure you it won't cost you cent
Sold BY all drug gists everywhere.
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Fair Notice.

All parties having work in my shop
are hereby notified that the same will
be sold, after ten days notice, to pay
charges, II not tax n ont before that
TINE. MACK HINTON,
Shop near Jail.
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s1iclshmro, a}liss., Sept. II, 1892.
Mr.. r. r. Lake, Cent Agent, Equitable Life Assn
rance Society, jackson Miss.

DEAR SiR-I in receipt of check of your Society for
$4,000 in settlement Of policies 35o678 and 52452O on the
life Of my late husband, Isaac Brown, of this city
The proofs of death forwarded from here on Sept 2Oh
and check bears date Of Sept 23d, proving the claim
was paid the same day the papers received in New York
1t is due your Company to state that yours is the first Com
pany of four regular Life and six assessment or
ders with whom my husband assured to pay my claim,
and thank you and the Equitable for the prompt manner in
which this settlement made and commend your Society
life institution worthy of great confidence by which its
wise management prompt and fair settlements have been SO
long recognized by the nsuring public
| remain, yours truly
FANNIE BROWN,
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Doll carriages, doh swings, doll
cradles, doll hammocks, doll trunks,
doll houses, boys express wagons, We
locipedcs, wheel barrows at
G. l.. HEINRICH.
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.
The State of Mississippi,
NoXubee Co.
J. p. Long
VS. Execution.

VS. Execution.
Nancy Scott.
BY virtue of the above stated writ dlrcc-
ted to me from the Office of w. s. Perineli-
ter, Justice of the Peace. in and Tor said
county and State. will on
Monday, December 8, 1892,
in front of the Court House door in Macon.
within Legal hours sell to the highest bid
der for cash, all the one aifintcrest the de-
PENDANT, Nancy Scot. has in and to the fol-
lowing described land, viz:
East half of east half Of section n. town
ship IL. range 49, east half OF east half of
section 90. township 10. range Is; northeast
quarter OF northeast qbarter of section 20,
township 10. range IS, southeast quarter OF
southeast quarter Of section II. township
-, range IL; the southwest quarter of south
west quarter of section 30, township 10,
range Is, situated in the above County and
State.
The above property will be sold to salts
fy the above execution and all costs,
u. II, HILL,
Oct. 20. 1892. Constable.
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NOTICE.

am prepared to cut ladies dress
patterns by the latest French method.
Fit guaranteed. Give me cali. Can
be found at my residence in Macon at
all timcs.
MRS. c. w. SHELTON.
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Sold on its Merits,

Preston's He'd Axe is an unfailTpg
cure for any and every form of head
ache. 1t will cure in Is minutes. It
is GUARANTEED to do TINT or refund
the money. Did you ever receive u
fairer offer? Ii it does not do what
VIC claim We don't want your money.
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DIED Sunday. Oct. l6, at Q O'Clock
a. M, of congestion, Eddie Elizabeth,
daughter of Geo. ID. and Eddie Hull
Russell. Aged 8 months and % days.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

Miss Fannie Williams, daughter of
J. g. Williams. formerly Of Macon,
was married on Oct. 18th TO Mr.. Sam
Gordon.
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MRS. G. w. SHELTON.

HAMMOND. LA, Dec 9Th, 1891.
Having used DR.. Tichenor's Anti.
septic, | consider Il a good, pleasant
and safe family medicine.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

The books are now in my hand for
The toIlection of the State and county
taxes, tor The year 1892. The law i'm.
poses 10 per cent damages after the
5th day OF December.
u. 7. D0RRoH.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Noxubec County has appointed
John II. Dinsmore, Mat Mehorncr, j.
L. Griggs, L. L. Cole, John W. Carr
and J. l.. Patty campaign committee
for the County, and the same has been
organized by electing John Il. Dins.
more chairman and NJ. Nahorner Sec;
aud they have gone to work in earnest.
Wire rope for cotton presses at l.
L. IIolberg's.
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NOTICE.

have for sale at Nancc's Mill, near
Bigbce Valley, 100000 good brick, on
easy terms for CASH.
oct29-3t. j. A. PETERSON,
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Solid fawn colored grade Jersey
COW aud calf TO exchange for cow feed.
INQUIRE al BEACON OFFICE
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ELLIsvILLE. MISS. Oct %, 1891.
I have used Or. Tichcnor's Aniisep.
tic for collie End found that II gave al
most immediate relici.
J. r. PARKER.
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JOS. II. HARE
Lives to Dye and Dyes to Live.
Clothes Cleaned
DYEING.

Ladies' Dress Goods and Gentlemens APP
parel done up in tirst-class style. Satisiac-
ton guaranteed. Orders left ct billiard
House promptly attended to.
Septl7-lm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

The greatest variety Of Can goods
Pickles. Musiards, Pepper, Sauces and
Chow Chow at IIcinrich's.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

G L. Heinrich has received his an
nuul supply of Christmas aud Holiday
goods which will be sold cheaper than
ever,
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THE MACON BEACON
Saturday. Oct. 80. 1882.
M. COR r Schedule

North bound mail arrives TAT q. nj.
South bound mail arrives at s.13 ,. m.
North bound Ac'n arrives at 1918 p. nj.
South bound Ac'n arrives Mt H. ID D. IN.
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NOTICE.

All personal indebted 10 me will
please call and settle need the
money to carry on my business.
CEo. d. RUSSELL.
Mashulavillc Miss.
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ron DYspJa pIA,

Indigcition rnd etnnach gisprdarg fJho
tiitGxFN 4 S1tslN RIFT EFst.
~ ioalers keca H. 2 pr hltlla. Ocnuiilel4i
LDla na.I end cssssed ~. -.aetal F'nlsf'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Oct. 20. 1902.
CluERITF's SALE.

Ths State of Mississippi
Noxubee County.
Mcintosh, Williams & Russell
No. S97S. VS..
r. +. Scott, Nancy Scott and j. ]. Scott.
By virtue of the above stated writ direct
ed to me from the Office OF W. r. Minor,
Clerk of Circuit Court of said County, |
will on Monday, the 7th day of November,
1892, ut the Courthouse Of said County,
within legal hours, sell by auction to the
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title
and interest OF defendants in and to the fol-
lowing propert,, which has been levied on
by me us the property Ofsaid defendants and
81 In sold 10 a,fi ~ snid writ mud al cosfa
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Iuka Normal Institute,
Tux A. MISS.

Expenses for term OF 10 weeka, S3s.7b I;
10 weeks, Si52.b0; 4S weeks. Sls6. / am
not trying 10 run the cheapest school IN the
South. | nm trying TO run the best one.
Success. Schools supplied with teachers.
Write to II. A, DEAN, Prln.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

W. are authorized to announce
%. FASER
as candidate for the office OF Marshal of
the Town of Macon.
We are authorized to announce
J.S. SCOTT
MS a candidate for the office Of Marshal of
the Town of Macon.
Toys, Dolls, Marbles, Balls and lots
of other goods for children at
G. l.. HEINRlCII'S.
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Cigars, cigarettes, smoking and
aud chewing tobacco at.
g. L. HEINRICH.
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Woman,s Best Friend.

Gum, Lead and Hemp Packing al
L. r. Holbcrg's.
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Public Meeting

OF the Epworlh League. at the
Methodist Church, Tuesday evening,
Nov. lot, 1892.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

South bound mail closes ...... Gas pm.
North bound mail closes ...... x:10 D. m.
Money Order office opens am, closes 4 p. m
Register letter g - Sam. I" $3.50 pm
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Castoria.

"Castorin isso well adapted to children that
recommend 1t as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. Archer, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

DB- head PAID TO" before date on
the margin Of 70 IT paper or on the wrapper
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For $1.75.
Carry your cotton to the
Foote'S Well Mill

where you can have it ginned by the best
make of gins, for $l.75 per bale.
You can also have your corn grouned
tiue for table use. and feed crushed for
stock. Give me = trial.
Sept10-am. JNO. A. DACUS.
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"Tno uso Of Castoria' is 50 uEiversal'and
its merits 10 well knoiyn that II seems a work
CT supcrerogetion TO endorse T.. lew nro tho
Intelligent families WHO CO not keep Castoria
within ea-rJ reach"
C--.-o5 --.nr-S, D. D.,
New York City.
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MORAL:
Insure in "TIIE OLD RELIABLE" DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS ". f. REDWOOD,
Special Agent, Macon, Miss
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"For several years have recommended
yorr Castoria, and shall always continue TO
do go ns it has invariably produced beneficial
results
EDWIN r. PARDEE, II. D.,
10Th Street end It'll Ave, New York City.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

Castcria Cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhma, Eruc.atica,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and Promotes e.
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
WEXFORD,

The monthly meeting of the town coun-
Gil was held yesterday. Councilman
Hall being the only absentee.
Sitting as Court of Probate, Alfred :.
Reynolds was appointed administrator
on the estate of Ann Dyer. The will of
Joseph Haywood was read and probated
and Ann Haywood was appointed execu-
trix. Account of James W. Brown, ad-
ministrator on estate of John Whitford,
was continued. Danied :. Hazard. exec
utor of estate of Ann Cottrell. presented
his first aud final account which was re-
ceived.
Sitting as Town Council, the following
bills were allowed: John o. kettell,
district No. %, 3l03 50 Lance De Jough.
IS; Standard PuD. Co, 500: j. J. Sphinx,
81: George Muligan, 81 20; ;. b. Church,
NJ. d., SIG. so; Thomas w. Peirce, $3.50;
Chas A. Vaughn, IS; Samuel Sphinx, 500
IL; Thomas &. Peirce, $50 10; George 4.
Hunt, $22. 25; 7. G. Peirce. $40 80; Charles
II. Cottrell, 500; John o. kettell, Sll0;
George Capin, sl4 33.
John 5. Smith, b. Lewis Brayman, Il.
+. |. Mcdonnell and A. f. Kingsley, Jr.
were appointed supervisors OF elections.
The pay OF supervisors OF elections was
fixed at S3 each.
The Rodman' Manufacturing Company
and William Gregory presented petitions
for rebate Of tax. Referred to Board of
Assessors.
Use of Town Hall was granted the pub.
lie schools for exercises on Columbus
Day.
The following jurors were drawn to
serve at next term of court OF common
pleas Grand-Charles +. Chace. William
w. sherman; petit-John +. Rose, Will
liam w. Congdon, George A. Lewis.
James A. Matteson, Charles r. sweet,
David A. Manchester. Herbert Ia Peirce,
James II. Bullock.
Considerable interest centered in the
proposed purchase Of n steam road roller
which came TO u focus when the petition
of +. f. Young and Others was read. The
Hon. A. IL. Chadsey and II. y. Reynolds
were the only citizens who spoke in oppo-
sition aud after spicy debate among
members OF the council the vote was
taken.
Councilman Pierce was the only mem
ber TO cast vote In opposition 70 the
proposed Improvement, aud IL was voted
To appoint committee of three TO make
the purchase. and Edward c. Gardiner
II. X. Rathbun ana A. Il. Kingsley. Jr.,
were appointed said committee.
The council adjourned TO meet Satur-
day, Nov. 3, at o'clock, to canvass vot-
ing lists.
What Cheer Council Of American
Mechanics met last evening and conferred
the second degree upon three me bers.
The Council received an official visitation
from Deputy State Councillor, William
ID. fen Of Newport. The Council voted
TO pay n fraternal visit TO Nathaniel
Greene Council Of Newport, Monday
evening, October Ath.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
EATING CROW.
The Boston "GIobe" Makes an Ab-
iect Apology.

BosToN, Oct 1.-THE Globe this after
noon prints the following:
'The Globe is, first Of all, an honest
newspaper. To err is human, and as
newspapers have to be run by men and
not by angels, mistakes are inevitable.
The Globe feels it n plain duty. as an
onest newspaper. 10 $ ate that it has
been grievously misled in the Liz lie
Borden case.
1t published on Monday communica-
ton that il believed to be true evidence
Among all the impositions which news
papers have suffered this &Tas unparal-
elled in its astonishing completeness and
irresistible plausibility.
Judging from what we have heard il
impressed our readers as strongly as it
did the Globe.
Some OF this remarkably engenious and
cunningly contrived story j. doIbtedly
based on iacts, as later Development s
Will show.
The Globe believes, however, that much
of IL il false, and never should have been
published.
The Globe being thus misled h ls nno-
Gently added to the terrible burdens of
Miss Lizzie Borden.
So far as is in our power to repair the
wrong we are anxious TO do so, an d here
by tender her Que heartfelt apol ogy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
ASHAWAV

Jonathan Larkin died at the town asy-
lum for the poor on Saturday night.
There are now boarders at the asylum.
Miss Nellie Langworthy who has been
In the family of Mrs. +. &. Stillman for
some time, has returned to her home in
Hope Valley where she will spend the
winter attending school. Miss Edna
Gardiner also OF Hope Valley will take
her place with Mrs. Stillman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G., orge Is. Carpenter of this
place with Mrs. John Davis of Olneyville,
drove on Sunday to Norwich. where tn "
will visit relatives. Mrs. Davis has been
visiting here few days as the guest of
her nephew, Mr.. Carpenter, aud will
probably return with them.
DIR. 4. Il. Small of PROVIDENCE spent
sunday and Monday here.
The Rev A. Il. Main, corresponding
secretary of the Seventh Day Baptist
Missionary Society, is expected To reach
this village on Thursday morning.
The Campbell Mills Brass Band of
Potter Hill gave "A dance at Ashaway
Hall, Saturday evening.
The mission Bible shool which has been
recently organized in the Miner School
house district Is proving Of interest. Re
ports from the superintendent show an
average attendance OF about twenty-five
of the scholars from that district alone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
ceived aud the committee ordered coatia-

ceiyed aud the committee ordered coutia-
ued.
IL was voted to authorize this latter
committee to procure badges for the COM
pany, TO be worn Columbus Day, and the
company voted to parade Ia uniform on
that day.
An invitation from Columbus Hose
Company OF East Greenwich 70 attend
their fair on Nov. I, was declined.
The library committee reported that
Mr.. Mills mad volunteered to photograph
the company and suitably frame the pic
tire that il might hang in the reading
room. The picture will be taken Colum-
bus day.
The foreman was authorized to employ
a janitor for the building
IL WAS voted TO have the hook and lad
der company drill once week. Adj
journed.
Minor Paragraphs.
The Democrats Of the Tenth Ward met
in caucus last evening and elected the
following delegates: To the State Con-
vention, Michael Lenahan, James p.
Reagan and Etisnne Richards. to the
Congressional Convention. John j.
Rogers. Alexander Sweeney ana Ge orge
Coburn The delegation is said To be in
favor Of Oscar Lapham.
The officers of the caucus were John
w. Behan, chairman, john P Fox, Will
lam j. Beane and James Il. Sullivan,
secretaries.
The seven Democratic clubs Of the
Tenth Ward will meet in the engine
house on Putnam street at 1880 Thursday
evening preparatory TO taking part in he
Democratic rally and fiag raising OH
Smiths Hill.
TIE Democrats Of Johnston hold their
caucus this evening in the council cham
ber.
Hiawatha Lodge !. o. G. T. will hold
an old maids auction aud social to-mor-
row evening in Library Hall
The Rough and Ready engine house
was photographed yesterday aud a cut
of it will appear ia the Columbus day
program.
The fair committee Of the Young Mems
Literary Association will meet this even
ing TO further complete their plans
The fair of the French Band still con-
tinues to give pleasure 10 its patrons.
This evening the st. Jean Baptiste
Society and other organizations will be
present.
In the Eighth District Court this morn
ing, Joseph Hendrick for drunkenness
was fined 81 and costs, aud Oscar Pendie-
ton for attempting To escape from the Jail
at Cranston was tined S. and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

JOHN McNIFF, 3I6 years of age. was run
over on Public street near Eddy street
last evening. by one OF Aithans' bakery
wagons. The boy was attended by DR.
Haller.
AT 10 o'clock last evxnlnQ A horse
driven by Owen Reed and Lucian f..
Angel ran away on Ormes street, and
the men were thrown out aud badly
shaken up. The carriage was badly dam
aged.
OFFICERS Morse and Con0,iop. sun-
pressed a disturbance on Candace street
last evening and arrested three revelers.
Fred Stortz, Frand Louice and Thomas
Neuder.
BERTHA KING, t2 years Of age. has b en-
missing from her home in Arlington since
yesterday. The little girl attended the
convent school on Claverick street and
left the school ut $3.50 o'clock, as usual
Since then she has not been seen and her
relatives are very much disturbed over
her disappearance.
The RHODE ISLAND Woman Suffrage
Association will hold Its annual meeting
for the election OF officers ana other bn al
ness at Blackstone Hall. Thursday. Oct
IL, NJ 10 a. VI. aud 2:30 A.. VI. Mr.. Ellen
Il. Dietrich, Rev. Frederick A. Hinckiey
and other interesting speakers will be In
sstsndance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
BRISTOL.

On Monday afternoon a fire was dis
covered in the rear of the chief engineers $
dwelling house upon Pierce avenue. A
heap of corn stalks had been laid beside
his work shop and some boys had Sc
them on fire and when discovered had
ignited the building. IL was with the
greatest Of difficulty that the flames were
extinRuished.
The Bristol Whist Club met on Mon
lay evening Mt Miss Hattie PaulPs upon
Franklin street. Tbeo Gladding carried
off the honors of the evening.
Mr.. Weld, owner of the schooner yacht
Owone was in town on Monday.
The School Committee held a meeting
on Monday evening in the Byfield school,
building. Mr.. George Arnold was cleo
ted chairman. Bills amounting to about
$3.50 approved. the committee appointed
at previous meeting TO arrange for
Columbus day with the schools, Messrs.
REYNOLDS and Skinner. made their report
which was received. 1t was also voted TO
suspend school during the Teachers In-
stitute.
A regular monthly meetwt2 of the Ma
jor James 4. DeWolf Camp, No. S, Sons
of Veterans, was held on Monday even
ing in e.. A. X. Hall Senior Vice Com
mander William NJ. Gorham delivered an
able address to the members aud was lis
tened To with marked attention. Several
visitors from out of town we're present,
among whom were Junior Vice Com
mander Bowen and Past Master Charles
pettis of PROVIDENCE.
After the business OF the meeting had
been concluded they all repaired TO the
ante room where delicate chowder had
eed served by caterer Reed. After
the wants OF the inner man had been
generously supplied a pleasant hour was
spent in speech making after which they
retired.
The work upon Constitution street of
sewerage is about completed ana is looked
upon as a masterpiece of work. Eugene
Leclair has taken the entire contract.
Henry Weiser met with quite serious
accident Oh Monday, cutting his instep
in "a severe manner. Drs. Neylan and
Siegel dressed his wounds.
William Il. Paul. passed away on Mon
day at the Butler Asylum, he having been
there some time for medical treatment.
The Hon. Joshua Wilbour and wife
leave to-day for Kansas City aud will
visit Minneapolis before they return.
They will be absent several weeks.
The barn racket, which was to have
taken place on Metac I'm avenue on Mon
day evening was postponed until Friday
evening.
On Monday evening the fire departme mt
in bon-tons visited Warren To attend the
Ancient Order of Foresters' fair.
The Democrats hold a caucus this
evening in Eagle Hall.
George w. Simmons has added to his
rolling stock a fine ambulance wagon of
the most moiern kind.
Quite number of strangers are in
town among whom are the following
Mrs. ii. B. Lamont and Son of Boston,
Mr.. Mason w. Wood o. Taunton, and
Mrs. Henry Hardin2 of Providence,
Misses Katie and Mamie Lowell aud Mr.
Herbert Hunt of New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
A CAPITAL SCANDAL.
A Naval Surgeon is Suing for Di-
vorce From His Wife.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l1-Samuel II. Dick
son Is a surgeon in the United States
Navy.
Six weeks ago DR.. Dickson became sus.
picious of his young wife ana employed
a private detective.
a few nights ago the detective followed
Mrs. Dickson aud an Englishman named
s. y. Carter to the National Hotel
The detective and the husband went to
the hotel. DIR. Dickson raped for ad-
mittance.
Carter opened the door discovering
Mrs. Dickson seated in an easy chair.
DIR. Dickson struck Carter blow in
the face, and then left the hotel.
Suit for divorce will he brought.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11


QUOTED ny A. p. wEEDEN
London and Liverpool wheat markets
are both quiet aud unchanged.
Car lots to-day; Wheat, 623; corn, 6l2;
oats. 322; hogs, %, 900.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, coo; corn, q,
6l1; oats, 357; hogs, 23.600.
Heavy shipping hogs, 400 a 575
The Kansas State crop report make,
the yield Of wheat 70635, 900 bushels, and
yield Of corn 140,059. 900.
Everyone expected u crash in wheat and
corn this morning on the government re-
port. but the market opened with good
buying of both A good many stop or.
ders reached but seemed to be absorbed.
Firmness Of cables made some good buy
ing.
nradstreet's visible and heavy esti-
mates for tomorrow was too much, how
ever, and the market broke and turned
weak. When Partridge withdrew his
support It became sick. Corn and oats
weakened In sympathy. Wheat closes
weak
Bradstreet's Visible: Wheat east OF
Rockies, increase 4, ,39s, 900; Pacific coast
increase, 5000; corn, Increase GAG. coo;
oats, Increase S20, 900.
Chicago morning papers figure govern
ment report variously from 5l5, ,0O0, 600 to
$40. 900, 600 bushels wheat, 1890, ,000, 600 10
1860, 600. 900 bushels corn. aud about
6l5 600. 600 bushels oats, all being larger
than expected.