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HE7HERING1Oy HELD FOE MURDER.
RobinsOn's Letter Asking L.enirncy for the
Man who Shot Him.


SAN FRAScIsco. March 14.--The Oceanic ar
rived this afternoon from China and Yoko-
hama Lieut.. HetherinSton has been held by
tho Coroncr's Jury for killing the Englisllman.
Cover Robinson on the charge Of wiful
murder.
Admiral Belknap was Seen this afternoon
and asked in regard to tho report that Cover
Robinson left an ante mortem letter ddressed
to him. The Admiral said:
Robinson. n few hours before he died. die
tated letter to DIR. Ellbridge addressed to
me. in which ho said no freely forgave Hether-
inGton for what he had done. and begged that
this letter would be used to SECURE lenienry
for him at his trial This letter forwarded to
the Secretary Of the Navy and he must have it
by this time.
The feeling in Yokohoma was bitter ut FIRST
but whom all the facts came out people be-
gan to take n. right view OF 1t. Robinson
continue his attentions to MIS-. Hetherng-
ton. He made n distinct promise to tho
Lieutenant In letter. which he holds, and he
friends. He was repeatedly warned that ioiwns
playing dangerous game and that he might
expect death ut any moment should liether-
ington discover proof Of criminal intmacy.
ruined q number OF married women md
always found the husbands very lenent. Rob.
insons character WAS 30 notorious that none Of
against Hetherington. and, as y last resort.
legal complaint
men selected from thirty.i four American resi-
dents Of iokohoma. Consul General Dill
lotson will preside. and the California supreme
Court has iinal ,urisdic!ion IN case OF appeal.
obtained from the United States with history
OF similar cases as precedents
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Il DRAIN R.i1ILE IN RINGOR.
Republicans Fail TO Elect Their Candidate
for Mayor-.AnOthrr Election Necessary.

Republicans Fail TO Elect Their Candidate
for Mayor--AnOthrr Election necessary.
BANGOR. Me- March 14.-Thc most exciting
municipal election ever held in Bangor took
place to-day. For many weeks both parties
had boon preparing for tho contest. and were
ready to make hot fight to elect their
respective candidates for Mayor and members
of the city Government rs tho city election in n
Presidential year is OF much importance rs
showing tho general political drift in this
section. The question OF whether or not tho
Bangor and Piscatauuis Railroad should be
leased to tho Aroos:ook Railroad Company
overshadowcd all other issues at tho last.
however. and the situation was greatly COM
plicated. Bangoris ordinarily Republican by
from 800 to 800 majority. but this year the
Republican candidate for Mayor F. o. Bcal.
was strongly opposed to the railroad lease,
declaring it to be i"I. while Joseph !. Snow.
the Democratic candidate. Was Tor leasing tho
road.
tho lease cut Beal. while many Democrats
who were opposed cut Snow. 1t appears that
thore were more Of tho former titan Of tho
1902 TO, SHOWS 1,Go3., while George l. Fox
prohbitionist. polled 145 votes. making an;
other election necessary. There was u good
was nndou ht"dly considerable bribery Of vot-
crs and it Is certain that liberal LIQUID ind uce-
"nj"yed T a regular ricnic Hiece Satnrdsy, HE
Democrats are highly clatcd and expect to
elect Snow Mt tho next trial.
POO miles in length. will now proceed and
this will benefit Bangor in tho next few years
BIDDEFonD. Me. March lathe Democrats
reelected Mayor Staples to-day and carried
every ward in the city, ,.,,,,
son Democrat was elected Mayor to-day on a
itiZeus ticket.
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Green Hay, w,nouu and st. Paul.

The report OF tho committee selected to pre-
pare n plan for tho reorganization OF tho
Green Bay. Winona and st. Paul Railroad
Company has hcen made public Under this
plan it Is proposed 10 issue the following new
securities: Two million five hundred thousand
dollars consolidated , per cent. mortgage.
due in lDl1. with semi-annual coupon inter-
est; also S3,7Sl.c0O second mortgage 4 per
cent. non,cumulntivo income coupon bonds.
SaS aso PSo'l" pre
ierred stock and Ss.UO0.O0 sommon stock.
Tho new securities shall BIO distributed rs
follows: or tho pcr cent. consolidated III crt
Honds ut par. $i,G6D.ooo; !" tnko n I nnraid
Aug. 1; 1872. s:.bio0O: to take. up funded in:
terest bonds. S2sOS3O: to take mp unpaid
TO Rar on is oo 70 AK; TSs In sSs
Stevens Point bonds above described. and un-
pad coupons on same. S74.@OO. This Will lenvo
o ss da fSShs" &y 'GE 6 t nsa 5SoS
bd hs be ssr cent
s ent Issue y may DO stamped and have coupon
Ihc holders of $1,000 first mortgage bond
to Aug. /. 1902. VIII receive a iirst mortgage
i've per cent consolidated bond and mortgage
BOND to baar inter 1 from Avg isos "e new
The holder Of $1,000 funded interest bond
E Ss n s9np ns payaGi Ss Feb 1902 to
solidated mortgage bond; with mortgage bond
scrip to the amount of Slso. the new bond to
bear date from Aug. !. 1882
The holder OF each 1000 second mortgage
income bond will receive II new, income bond.
non-cumulatiye or tho existing bond stamped
upon its face by the trustee to the effect that
It bears four per cent. II earned. with coupon
sheet attached.
Holders Of stock will receive new certificates
share for share. dividends. II earned. to be
Eaid as follows: Preferred stock shall be on
titled to dividends up to Ave per cent. In pref
erence to the common stock. which common
stock shall be next in order at the same rate,
and the preferred stock, after such payment ~
common, shall be- entitled to additional diyi-
dend OF two Der cent.
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GEN MULLER AND rue AUSTRALIANS.
The Resentment Aroused by His Assault
on Australia.

There are always some Australians In this
city. and n reporter has found that they arc
enraged over tho remarks made IN Boston
by Gen. Ben Butler about Australia. as re-
ported In The SuN. Gen. Butler told tho
Massachusetts Legislature that lie was OPP
posed to the Australian ballot because il was
got up by n people who were In such bad odor
in England that they could not stay there. and
he said further: 81 don't believe 1t Is con-
sistcnt with our dignity and sclf-resrect TO
take II system OF balloting lately invented BY n
nation Of British convicts. don't want any
assistance from them. We can get along with.
out any machinery Of theirs"
IL was an outrage for Butler to talk that
way about u.s." said an Australian from Ade-
laidc. who was found in an uptown hotel.
" 1t is n gross insult to the inhabitants OF our
ynst. populous. powerful. and prosperous
country Australia is not n nation Of British
convicts few thousand of the rioators OF
British laws were shipped TO one OF the Aus
tralian colonies in early times. just as other
!enplc Of the same kind Ind previously been
sn e sS sn ia ASw was star far
hnck MS 1877 that the pactiee OF sending Of.
ir Ten from rom England to New south n Wales mSs
not sent to any other part Of tho great Aus
tralian continent. The high tide Of immigra.
after gold had been discovered. In Iictorin.
aud It's within those forty years that the coun
try has become rOpulouS. and our settlers came
from all pnrIS Of the world. but more especially
from he British Isles, includ ing ireland. and
from Germany Ever since that time we have
people. wor king people. and farmers. more
spirited and respectable popu iation than That
OF Australia does not exist in any country
undcr the SUM-. Our settlers are not like tho
miserable horics OF immigrants that arc
pouring into New York and Boston. and thut
have becn crowding into this country for over
hall n century. There are no such ship londs
81 human degradation to Toe seen ut the port Of
Melbourne or any other Australinn port Ms l
have seen in tho port Of New York. such
nais II is, certainly not for Butler
to sneak Of Australia as nation OF
country. Pcrhnns he thinks that iii"
original settlers Of his own State were all rur-
tanical saints. but IL he does think SO he does
not know. much about the rcore who were
shipped there. whom England was only too
true records Of the carly settlement of this
country. from the Potomac to Carc Cod,
which he rnn find in England. no vii! stop
talking about Australian convicts. | do not
know who his own ancestors We're. but
he had better look them up. aud tell us.
for tho Information OF tho Austria lians. why
they came here. have heard that he himself
has u record that would send him tn Il poni
tcntiary in Australia. For such II man to
when addressing the Massachusetts I.cgi,la-
luturc. Is too foul IN insult to be tolerated."
Hero the Australian visitor in New York who
made this rcmonst-ancc was overcome with
anger. and could only add that he would like
TO see tine slandcrcr Butler.
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SUICIDE OF n BANKRUPT:
He Takes Poison h being Served With Al
Attaching II ior sSs.UoO.


DENVER, March 4t-An attachment for S5S..
600 was served this morning on Jacob Boehn.
senior member OF Doehm Il Co. distilers Of
this city. An hour later Mr. Boehm WAS found
dead in n room in the Windsor Hotel. and u
bottle Of cyanide Of potassium by his side re-
vcaled the cause, Of HIS DEATH. and on his
breast lay tho fatal attachment The ink was
new uron it. and the dead mans hands had
blotted it in places
Mr.. Boehm had evidently been cont EN- plating
this act. for it was on the 10th inst. that he
purchased the fatal fluid which ended his life.
He obtained an ounce under the pretenco that
no desired to clean jewelry with II.
Mr.. Boehm was about As years old. and has
been in business in this city sixteen years. He
was well known all oyer the East mud South.
and he had relatives in New York. Pittsburgh.
and Philadelphia.
said the uncertain financial condition Of
Boehm & Co. had been known to the bank Of
tcals for three or four days They owed the
bank large amount and Kept checking on the
bunk for more. Investigation discovered that
the firm was ..kiting" checks. drawing checks
on Chicago; where they had no funds The
S!S.UUG attac hment was got by tho hank,
which Is now in possession OF the firm 5 prem
Uses. A number OF other failures viii result
from to-day's proceedings. II Is not known
tho extent of HOehms liabilite bat they will
reach In the hundred thousands.
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GES.w l. GitEENLEAF. ,atcd. procured n medicine
discovered by Prof. Pie pa oi Dartmouth. The hfst
bottle produced >erv margs rcsui;s and the use VI
twice that quantity made me ieei like new man. This
medicine that used s called Iaines t.lrry Compound.
and do not hesitate to sn'c that AK general oc anu
spring medicine do not I'm w i;s cqLal Before en-
tered the customs service had twenty years experi.
ence in pharmacy. ANA hence am familiar with the
medical properties of the various ingredients of the
compound. This gave me confidence in using and
recommending H. especially ne never heard OF case
where II did not give perfect satisfaction"
This Pnines Celery Compound is the same remedy
hat George Wright tile King VI baseball players.
rccommends for making tile weak strong; IL is the
same communal that Commodore Howell asserts saved
his life from shipwreck when he had kidney disease it
is the same compound that restored to health the Hon
James Mcshan- Mayor Of Montreal when lie was weak
and run down: It IL the same compound that should he
used by all who do not possess the great gift OF health
|, is as much supcrio: I" the ordinary sarsanarla,
tonic nervine the diamond Is to cheap glass and
at this OF the year IT has all extraordinary de-
nia nd among all classes.
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The Christ Church Troub,s sr.tl-d.

ORANGE. March 14.-The trouble in Christ
Church. East Orange. betweenlthc rector. tho
Rev. DR.. Horace s. Bishop. and the assistant
rector the Rev. Alexander Allen, was settled
yesterday afternoon. Tho Rev. Dr. Franklin.
rs the representative OF Mr. Allen. met the
wardens and tho clerk and Presented Mr.
Aliens resignation. dated ,Marci -. Tho
er's check for Sl.35O. that is six month"; sal
airy for Mr.. Al,en
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NEW ORLEANS March 14.-Tho Grand Jury OF
East Baton Rouge parish has found an indict-
ment against J. C. Wicklifre. editor OF the New
Orleans Delta. for criminal libel on Judge &.
W. Buckner. Judge of tho Seventh Judicial
district Of tho state; Mr. Wiekliire wrote an
ana Lottery campaign. and in 1t charged
Judge Buckner. without naming him. with
eXpediting tho case against one OF tho m en-
bers of tho Legislature charged with being
bribed with lottery money. SO AS to secure his
acGutttal. This is the tenth crlmina ibel case
that has already grown out OF the discussion
OF the lottery question:
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JERSEY 4 DMM0cRl7IC ATIYE.
n Democratic Organ Addresses RGub!r
Loaded Advice to the Penn sylvia nIn RuiIrOnd

y Democratic Organ Addresses RGub!r.
Loaded Advice to the Penn .yi,nnrn Rnilrond.
TRENTON. March 4.-lho PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company does not appear to he so
completely discouraged as the Heading. Lo-
high Valley. and New Jersey Central people
imagine. now that the bill to legalZe the
Heading deal has passed the Legislature. and
is only awaiting the Governors approval to
become II law. \ conference OF the Pcnnsyl-
vnnia's officials was held to-day. and it is said
that counsel has satisfied them that the bill in
question is unconstitutional. Said one OF tho
Pennsylvania company's agents:
The Penn sylvann may not he rs big a cor
poration now as the Heading. but it is not a
bankrupt concern by any means. 1t has money
to fight with in tho courts. and 1t will fight this
matter to tho bitter end" According to the
speakers Information tina bill is unconstitu-
t!onal because it violates n provision Of article
+. sect ion Of the State Constitut ion: hclfor
bids the enactment ofany special bill unless
Tor and Of the general object thereof shall
have hecn previously given No notice OF in
tention to apply for this legislation. it is said.
was given.
Tie superstition is TINT il tho courts are APP
nealed to to declare the. bill null and void on
ing people vii! contend hat the bill isl gen
eral law. There is absolutely no question now
torest in te Bit at tho eleventh ven" hoa The
following from the editorial columns of the
Tue .ln.trican. the state organ Of the Demo
Railroad and IS double loaded:
=" The state Of New Jersey is a Democratic
State. Tho Legislature and state officials are
Democrats. You have always operated here
through u Republican boss and such Demo
anu your influence. The satellites have be-
come, fewer and DINNER. and the boss has
been knocked out. II YOU want to do bus mess
through Democratic Influences ar la ko lust
such i pounding n; was administered to you
on Friday and the dag before.
Tho "Kepubican boss referred to is ca
senator Sewcll. Gov. Abhctts rival FOR the seat
in tho United StatcS Senate now occupied by
Rufus Bodgett. tho superintendent us tho
New York and Long Branch Railroad.
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SPOKEN LIKE A SOLDIER
Brigadier- General Greenleaf's Frank
Advice.
The Gallant v-rmonter Gives His Own
Graphic Experience and Points ouf the
Best 1hing TO do tn the spring.

The efficiency NJ the Vernon! National Guard appears
oil the records OF the War Department n; Washington
where are filed the com pulmonary reports of the army
officers who have inspected u.
THIS efficiency largely duc Il" IL" work ni ''risau.er.
General ". L. Gre-nicHt " Remington. VT Commander
at u, Marian nj Guard
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CONCORD, " IT,. March 14.-senator Chandler
in a lender In the Monitor tonight says that in
view Of the recent decision OF the United States
Supreme Court in the Chicag oAnarchist cases.
that prisoner must BE- present in court when
sS;ntsnce aay ior st i1ustFr ent zee
Xiny. the murderer OF Christie Warden Of
Hanover.
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For - Finh Judge or tho General Sessions.
District Attorney Nicnll issund ynstnrdnv II

District Attorney Nicoll issued yesterday
second plea for tho creation Of an additional
Judge OF General Sessions. There are now
four Judges. and they have said that they can
try all Of tho cases that may arise in this
county for years to come. If tho District Attor-
ney will prepare them. hut Mr.. Ncoll has sent
bill to Albany providing for a nth Judge.
Mr.. Nicoll puts tho expense Of an additional
part OF tho General Sessions mt about $33 900
a year. Tho actual cost OF q pnrt OF tho Gen
cral Sessions is. however. inclusive OF tho sal
airy OF a Judge ut $4,000. Il clerk ut $1,000 II
etenOgraphcr mt $500. twelve attendants at
81 900 oach and nifty Jurors a dry. Mt 81 u day.
about SO.OOO year. exclusive of light.
heat. stationery. and rent. il rent has to 10
paid. Mr., Nicoll says. that more indictments
and complaints were disposed Of last year than
in any previous year in the history Of the
courts. the number exceeding 400 and yet
nccumula Ion OF only 100 cnses. The supreme
SoH sy wa ts 's ye care o ,n
account Of the retirement OF Judge Daniels.
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No man IL better known by
iliu officers Of III" National
Guard W the different states
tnan tho General. and what
lie says is always considered
authoritative.
lie las THE courage NJ his
CONNECTIONS aud when he feels
that a thing should he said he
says THIS Is why he wrote
'!Ic following letter. knowing
shat. Ills experience would
benent humanity:
Last spring. being very
much run down and debili.
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entire system is renewed and invigorated
u improves digestion. enriches the blood,
s dIlspeis a., aches and pains gives refreshing
Sleep and restores hesh and strength. AZ
q soothing nervine, it allays and subdues
hysteria, spasms, and all the nervous symp-
toms commonly attendant upon functional
and organic disease. It's the only 0,,ara,.-
terd medicine for women. 1t does what il
Promlsed-or 1t asks nothing. 1t gives salts
faction, in every case, or the money paid for
it is refunded. No other medicine for wo-
men is sold on such terms
That's the way its makers prove their foith
In 1t. Contains no alcohol TO inebriate no
syrup or sugar to derange digestion; legih-
ton Of the system.
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President Potter OF the Maverick Indicted.

this afternoon indicted Asa Potter. tho Nave
rick Bunk's former President. Col. Jonas ii.
French and Thomas Dnna. directors.
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The magnificent roaibed Of the rennsy ivnnia Rail.
rond renders the most comfortable anu c,sAhest road
M e lAud,--Atlr,
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WOrn-out,
run down." fec.
Bile women, need
DR.. rce'sFavor-
ito Prescription.
It builds them up.
It's a powerful,
restorative tonic,
or strcngth-giver
free from alco-
hol and injuri-
GUS drugs. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-15
The Alliance Wrecked.

SAN Francisco. March 14.-As the Oceanic
was leaving Yokohama tho United States
steamer Alliance came up to salute Admiral
Bolknap, on board the former boat, The Al
lance was run on the new breakwater for
about forty feet Of her length. and 1t Is ex-
pofft'd she viii be u total loss; The British
70 eXtricate her Paciilc Mail and Canadian
laciiic tugs were also sent to the rescue.
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Experienced travellers who have tried every line say
that New York Central 10 incoin parabiy the most
comfortable route between the East aud West-Air,
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Tho House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Army ,AGDr9priati?,n RI: MI MI
adjourned until tomorrow.
Secretary Blaine shows continued evidence
is restricted by Ills physicians.
Secretary Tracy las sent ORDERS to the
Thctis. now on her way II. San Francisco. to
relieved.
upon the retired list.
Jerry Simpson and the other Farmer Al
almost nightly during the past week attend
ing to the preliminarics Of their organization
for the coming campaign. 1t has been decided
to SNs I" ss
or to purchase the plant and good will Of the
EGonoinist in this city. which has been the
mouthplece of tho Alliance. or to start an al
together now paper.
The House Committee on Foreign, Affairs Is
s sarss u orsrS ons
the gentlemen who would be affected by the
prop3Sed reduction Is eX;hepresentatiyG Coz,
s9r at ths at sS gs1 me
sons to give to his old olleagues why the sal
aries should not be interferred with
A report was current in Washington to-day
that the cruiser Baltimore has been ordered
to do patrol duty in the Behring Sea. Thereport
was. ,emphatically denied by Secretary Tracy.
afternoon tho report 81 the Joint Commission
WAS sent showing that tho English and Ameri-
:an, experts Yho visited ths ss4l islands ayI,sse
a s the hand man, aSsry
Senator who spoke on the subject advocated
the policy Of sending a fleet Of ships Into
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1892-02-20
Happy Unions.

Of the unhappy marriages of two
people of equal talent and mental pow
er, there are, unfortunately numerous
examples, but these, in every case upon
record, have resulted from some vital
defect in the spirit Of the compact. A
woman like Jane Welsh Carlyle, who
marries one man while loving another,
deserves TO be as unhappy as was that
unfortunate woman, but the life of AL
fred Tennyson and his gifted wife, who
is a composer who has set her hus-
bands song to music, woman of the
broadest culture. Gladstone and his
wife, and the domestic life of other emf
nent men with intellectual wives con-
troyert the theory that men of brains
must marry nonentities in order to be
happy and that wives and mothers can
neither keep pace with the intellectual
development of their husbands nor oc.
cupy high places in the world Of litera.
tuge and art Chicago Graphic,