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Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-18

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-18

HARTFORD, Nov. ia citizens COM
mittee of twenty have been making an
active war against some of the saloons in
Hartford, and as result of their efforts
the county commissioners decided this
to issue no further license to ten
saloons at the south end Of the city. There
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-18
GOVERNOR MORRIS STAFF.

"OV 1HHs4SO1s 1hIO1s1s1S
Norwalk Gazette: The suggestion that
DR.. Francis J. Rogers be appointed sur
geon general on the staff of Governor Nor
ris has been received with favor in Fair
field county. 1t seems to be generally be-
lieved that staff appointment will go to
Stamford and that it will be the surgeon
generalship. If vote was taken among
the democrats of that town DR.. Rogers
would receive the endorsement of the
party, and he would also be agreeable to
many republicans, among whom he has
numerous friends
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-18

In the suit brought by Thomas Green, a
stevedore, to recover a claim of SIG for
wages from Patrick Condor, boss steve
dore, Justice Isaac Wolfe has rendered
judgment for the defendant to recover
costs. Attorney Niles appeared for the
defendant.
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CONTINUED from first page. J

CONTINUED from first page
shrieked and impIored you for
Gods sake to take me up. But
nothing dist arbed that awful still
ness. | became panic-stricken.
Cold perspiration broke out all over
me. / trembled SO that ! could
scarcely stand. My mind was be-
coming unbalanced; and fyou had
not returned when you did, ! be-
lieye / should have gone mad from
fear. Then / heard you scramb-
ling over the side, and my mind
returned to- almost its usual state.
Fellows, I'llown upthere ghosts,
and trust that it will never benny
misfortune to see or hear another. "
] couldn't sleep any that night,
but tossed and turned continually.
In spite Of myself, my mind would
revert to the horrors which we had
gone through that evening, until,
in order to quiet myself, | had to
rise and light the gas. paced the
room until daylight. Then | lay
down and slept. The others, think,
did the same.
Before going on board, we decid-
ed never to speak Of our experience,
but to keep the dreadful story to
ourselves. We managed to get on
board without creating any sus-
picions, and when We sat down at
the mess we evaded all the questions
and jokes that were made.
Harkins was glancing over a
newspaper and he threw it aside
saying, Here's go. Weren't you
fellows to 60 aboard the California
last night?'
We answered, Yes, whyT
sWhyl the papers say dead tramp
was found there this morning. He
seemed to have fallen down the
main hatchway, and lay near the
heel of the mainmast.'
Suppose Harry had found him
there2 Suppose that his hand had
touched that mans hand or face
as he was cropping around? It was
not pleasant thought.
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Do YouR BEST. 'eDo the very
best you can where you are FIN
the place you are in more than fun.
IL possible bulge ont over the top.
where you are sure 70 Be seep. II
you only half fill yonr position ille
chances are you viii fan down in
q heap at the bottom, or come oot
OF q hole at the other end
"The world generally gives ~
admiration, not to the man wl
does what nobody else ever attcmps
TO do, but to the man who does b9t
what rnuItitndes do we'll.
"The fortunes are not all made
neither are the good situations 90
filed. During the next ten yss
there win be FIVE million iirst-cl
openings for the young mon Ne
are competent to Gil them 20
ready"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Hrs COMPOSITION. "A small hsA
in one Of the Germantown publle
schools wrote a composition IL iiieq
Henry VIII last week. II read u
follows: King Henry 8 was the
greatest widower that ever lived
lie was born at Annie Domino ri
the year 1866. lie had $40 wiycs
besides children. The first waF
beheaded and afterwards cxceatea
and the I'd was revoked. Horny !
was succeeded on the throne ~ Aa
great-grandmother, the beautiful
Mary Queen Of Scots, sometime
called the Lady Of the Lake b Csc
Lay Of Last Minstrel pmlf
delphia Record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

CIR PrnFax or sLEEf ANR
RISE EARLY. The excellence og
early rising aud its inspiring IN
ilnence on both body and mind
haye been themes for the popt i
song end the sage's sermon Early
rising promotes cheerfuIness Of
temper opens up new capacities 81
enjoyment and channels Of delight
to which the sluggard must Be in-
sensible. It increases the sum o.
human existence BY stealing from
Incidence hours that would else bc
utterly wasted, and better still, ma
questionably conduees 70 longevity.
All long livcrs have been early ris-
ers.
Now, the habit Of retiring 10 bed
at late hours will hardly admit III
early rising, therefore the necessi y
Of refraining from the one il ord r
to secure the advantages Of tile 9TH
or. From six to eight hours aro
generally held to be sufficient AID
no doubt on the average are 10.
Our sleep Is regulated much BY the
season. In winter, people Lie long
er, on account, as they say, Of its
being too dark to get up carly
There is some plausibility IN tAe
reason, but the system in cold and
dark weather is more prone to sleep
than in light and sunny tiaes iu-
valids need generally plenty of bed
rest, but they should procure Il By
going to bed. There Is more health
and strength to be found IL Gle
practice Of seeing the sun rise tliau
in looking at it in any other pert
of the day.-Providence Journal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
AEWS N sRIEF.
From The Baltimore Sun,

Wednesday, November 2a, 1892.
The pilot-boat Pilot picked up a
freight car in the ocean near the
capes.
Hon. Louis Il. McComas, Of
Maryland, qualified as one Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia.
IN the CIRCUIT Court for Mont
gomery County the motion for a
new trial IN the case Of William
Bond was overruled and Bond was
septeneed 10 death.
Patrick Egan, minister to Chill.
was rendered a complimentary ban
quet at the Hotel Lincoln, Lincoln,
Neb. Monday night by John Fitz-
gerald, ex-president Of the Irish
National League Of America.
The total vote cast for Congress
men in Virginia was 285, 599 and
the democratic majority over all Of
1859. The Cleveland presidents
al electors received plurality Of
5O,s4l and majority over all Of
35,970.
Trial has commenced OF the suit
for IS, 900 damages brought by Vir-
gil d. Denton against the owners
of the Weems Line of steamers for
alleged personal injuries received
on the steamer ST. Mary's.
Mr.. Cleveland has left New York
for two-week' rest. He has been
overrun with callers and CORES
pondence, and he declares that per-
sons prejudice their chances by
making applications for Office before
the inauguration. Mrs. Cleveland
is at Lakewood, N. j.
Thursday, November "a, 1892.
An eighth Of an inch Of snow
fell in Baltimore.
DR.. Henry j. Houck, Of Balti-
more, at Ocean City took bi-chlo-
ride Of mercury in mistake for
chloral and died from the effects.
Miss Maggie Palvica, Of Dinwid-
die county, died from the effects Of
large dose strychnine. She was
to have been married in few days.
Sylvester Critchlow, the Home
stead striker charged with the MUIR
der Of a Pinkerton watchman, was
found not guilty bya jury at Pitts
burg, Pa.
William Walker, colored, stu
dent mt Howard University, charged
with murder at Niagara Falls, has
been taken back on a requisition
from the New York authorizes.
Lilly Piel, Of Franklin, BaIti-
more County, will have hearing
before Commissioners Rogers on
Saturday on the charge Of taking
from the postofiice letter address
ed to another person.
The official count in Cor neot,ort
shows that Mr.. Cleveland raoa;voS
the largest vote ever cast & tbs
State for 9 candidate. His pluS
rality is 5,570.
Most Of the leading democrats
arriving IN Washington favor IN
extra session Of Congress, but the
final decision will rest with Mr.
Cleveland, and from bis we'll known
conservatism it is comparatively
certain there win be no extra session
unless the situation Of The country
on the 4th Of March Is auch ID Il
make speedy action necessary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

A Coon SUoaEsriog. Ever
man living on any public higae
should have his namo displayed II
some prominent place on the Lon
front-gate, or fence, whore i eH
DO seen and read from tbs roast
Ny attention was called 70 tliiA 4
few years ago when having occa
70 summon a physician. IIe haea
me, and knew what pike ! lived as
but did not know which hpn
and drove one mile past my hon
Had my name been on my house
would have saved him d twom
drive, loss 81 time and annogap
/ resolved il should not occur gain.
and soon q board on the front ga
announced who lived there. & wa
criticiseda great deal, some saying
"He wants everybody to knoW wiii
lives there Ibid not want ever
body to know, but ] did those wA
wanted 10 know who lived there
1T was o subject of ridieuIe fd
some time but now has aozen ~
imitators. The Stockman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

TINE no SWEAR Orr. The rev.
Pr. Primrose--l'm glad to hear
your husband has given npstcal.
ing. It Is some comfort for Inc Ia
feel that perhaps my poor words
have had something to do with hH
reform.
Mrs. Johnson-dat wasn't dereaS
sun. sab. Yo' see oh late Dc po
man vas gitin kotched cherry time.
IN. Y. SUM-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

sa Thousands ofliyesa ~,
annually by the use Of va,s Gl'sr
~ Pectoral. In ~ troatn,e,,f 1,,
PIP Dr.. 1hp looping cough, u
s ossot4a az a most marvellous &
lev a,s allays Inflammation, frees
ny obstructed air passages, and
"Jntrols the desire to cough.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Coughing leads to consumption
kemp's Balaam stops tho cough i.
once.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING

9i.O0 per inch for the flrai Insertion, and SO
cents Ter every subsequent Insertion 0hii-
uariea, church festivals. ETC.. over teff lines
IN length viii be charged III ne RATE 81 Is
cents perinch, A liberal deduction mada
2 those who advertise BY the year.
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Real Estate Agency.


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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceeding IN inch Tor ten
ines OF small type) in length will be inserted n
this column for one dollar per week, nifty cents
the hrst insertion and twenty -nve cents esch ad.
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livery one in need OF information on the subject
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T1T DwANTED. s25 week and expenses
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THn DEAD sHOH

WhsneveS Laveryman SpeAFA of Oo6eys
vtlle, Kan. Pulls . Trigger Something
Drops.
CHICAGO, Oct A-'T know Liveryman
Spears, Of Coffeyville, Kaa. whose
deadly aim put three Of the Dalton gang
out Of the way Wednesday, very WELL I"
said R A. Dixon, of Kansas City, to q
reporter at the Palmer house Friday,
and can fully subscribe to all that the
dispatches say relative to, his skill as .
marksman. I have been prairie chicken
hunting with him ON several occasions,
and he invariably missed less shots than
any other man In tho party. Indeed, IL
was so unusual for him ever to miss
shot that when he did IL was
always the subject o3 inquiring COM
ment Ho was without exception the
quickest shot ever saw. Repeat
edly have seen him whom the
wagon chanced to run on and
frighten birds drop the reins,
seize his gun and kill q couple Of
birds while the rest OF as seldom got in
more than one shot "The rifle, how
ever, was his favorite weapon, and his
skill with 1t was truly remarkable. The
only wonder to me is that Spears did
not kill the whole crowd Of outlaws be-
fore any one else had chance to fire o
shot
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BOUNDARY SURVEY.
Some Of Our Territory Thrown Iuto Me
loo by It

Some Of Oar Territory Thrown Huto Mez-
loo by It
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 1O.-F. P.
Carrollo, a merchant Of Frontera, Mex,
which was supposed TO be located on
the line between Mexico and the United
States, arrived here Sunday. He states
that the international boundary survey
has been completed some distance past
that place, and that the old boundary
line has been greatly changed. The
custom-house at Frontera was found to
be nearly four miles south of the line,
and Its removal to the line has been or
dered Several rich mining properties,
which for the past several years have
been worked under the United States
mining laws, are In Mexico under the
new survey, and the owners are very
much exercised, as 1t means a heavy
loss to them on account of the duties on
the ore, which is smelted in the United
States Those engaged In making the
survey have suffered many hardships
owing to the lack Of water, and many
desertions from the laboring corps have
occurred
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MEDAL FOR SPEARS

His Chicago Admirers Will Do the Hand
some Thing BY Him.
CHICAGO, OCT. 10.-Liveryman Spears,
who demonstrated his ability as dead
shot at bank robbers at Coffeyville,
Kas, the other day. has some warm ad-
mixers among the banking fraternity in
Chicago A subscription list was dis
played on Cashier Hoag's desk at
the First national bank. which
stated that the object was to
raise money to present Mr.. Spears
with gold medal as showing appre-
ciatioa for the dispatch with which he
terminated the careers Of the three
dssperadoes The ink had hardly got
dry On the heading Of the subscription
LIST before $3.50 was subscribed, and
thsn tho hss Yves closed, ss II was
thpuSht the sum was sufficient for the
pufp0se. The order has been placed
Ter ! handsome gold medal, which win
As~e engraved upon one side q picture
Of Mr.. Spears with his deadly riAa
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NAsHvrLLn, Tenn, Oct S.-Tous
fnoonshiners ambushed 3 party Of SIX
internal revenue officers In Lincoln
county, near the Alabama line, early
Friday morning and assassinatcd three
Of them.
The balance fought desperately and
drove three moonshiners from the field,
ths fourth being killed In the fight
General Deputy Collector Joe L. Spur
rier, the famous raider Of wildcat dis
tilleries led the revenue officers.
II seems he was lured into q trap By
: letter telling him of the alleged loca-
ton OF ten barrels Of wildcat brandy.
He organized q party and was on the
way to seize IL Friday morning he and
ave other revenue officers had Just
reached the top OF q plateau, when Q
deadly volley was fred into their backs
Deputy Collector g d. Mather fell
dead from his horss with twelve buck
shot in his head Capt Spurrier re-
eeived rife ball through his spine
that completely paralyzed him and he
General Deputy Collector G 8 Card
we'll, who Is q brother.in-law Of Fight
Hn8 Ah AhOAlPoOAAS Va AACh0uOhyS ~
ceived ten buckshot In his left side and
died after reaching Flintville, Friday
afternoon. Ills body win be taken to
Nicholasville, KY, Saturday. When
they were fred on the three uninjured
revenue officers turned and fought the
tnoonshinera Deputy Collector e. 8.
Robinson killed the leader, named Pat
rick, and the others then fled They
were not recognized All the revenue
men were old raiderA
Joo Spurrier has been In the business
twelve years, and has always been a
terror to moonshinerA He was brought
bore Friday night In dying condition.
Deputy Collector g d Neither was -
years old, and "a old confederate sol
diss. General Deputy Collector Creed
Cardwell was sent hero from Kentucky
In January TO assist IN breaking up
wildcstting. The scene Of the tragedy
Il notorious for desperate moonshinerA
The country is rough and spsrsely set
tied, and every season raid after raid
has been made by Mr.. Spurrier with
success. He was the most cordially
hated man In the service, because OF his
sncoesS
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c>rses, s.d j. t,uarra rcv r,no~r M
consrsi-His Triumph over shs o6vern-
mont forcss \ oomplstss
CARACAS. venexuela. Dot 1O-Caracrs
has fallen. The triumph OF Gen. Crespo
ever the government forces Is complete
The revolution y victorious After
defeating thearmy Of the government
at San Pedro, Gen. Crespo began his
march on the capital
Three Thousand Of his troops, com
minded by Generals Guerra, Rodrigues
and Fernandez, entered the city Of
Caracas Sunday night Gen. Crespo,
with the balance of his army, rs at Cal
vira, short distance from the city. He
will enter the capital Monday.
La Guayra is also in the hands OF the
Crespoists Cen Creepo has triumphed
all along the line Members of the
government have either left the country
or are trying 70 got out as faet as they
can
Before Creepos detachment arrived
La Guayra wss hl1ed with Rioters Tho
news OF the defeat Of the government
forces created something Of q panic,
that had NOT got fairly under way be-
fore the town began to All up with
refugees and stragglers from the army
of the Pulido government that had met
itS Waterloo, and adherents Of the gov
ernment WHO hed from Caracas 90 as to
be out Of the way when Crespos men
got there There was lot of inoendi-
ary material gathered In the town Pill.
lage and plumber soon became general
n q
much wanton destruction OF property.
How fur things might have zone II is
impossible TO say, If Admiral Walker
acting with admirable energy and de-
cision, had not landed forcc of sailors
and marines to bold the mob in check
and preserve order. The sailors were
warmly welcomed by all who were not
themselves seeking plumber. There Is
no doubt that much property and, per-
haps, many lives were preserved by the
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CHICKENS

Always come home to roost, as do all Gus
TONERS who have ever used the Cincin.
natl Desiccating Company's Fertilizers
and have ''strayed away" They always
return for the simple reason that Ohio,
Valley Gilead, Acidulated Bone and Raw
Bone Fertilizers are absolutely pure ami
NAL matter fertilizers, absolutely pure, alb
solutely dry, and will drill from any
make of grain drill used. We guarantee
1900 pounds of goods without the sacks
in every ton. We have sold the above
brands, with increasing sales every year,
since 1888. Do not be talked into buy.
ing Carolina rock goods, for most of you
have enough porous rock uopon your
land. Use only decayed animal matter,
which will strengthen your land, i'm
prove your crops and make you more
money for the investment than anything
in which you can place your money.
Try it. For sale only by the
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What Prank James says.u

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 6-Frank
James, accompanied by his wife, has ar
rived In this city from Dallas, Tex.
When asked Il he knew any of the
members OF the Dalton gang who were
killed Thursday. he said: ~ do not
know any Of them but have often heard
OF their raids In the territory. was
satisfed they would b wiped out sooner
q later, % that i The general end Of
dsspAradoea.
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Her Lac for q Dog.l

LARsNo, Mich. Oct 10.-One year ago
John Hopp was struck by Michigan
Central express train and instantly kill.
cd, portions Of his body being strewn
along the track for several rods Sat-
urday his wife, while walking along the
track Of that road with flowers to place
upon the grave Of her husband, was
struck by apassenger train and instant
ly Killed She lost her own lie in res.
cuing her pet dog
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colorsa GA atbhsSels

HPARFANsBURs, 3 q, OCT a7John
Wiiliama. colorsd man, who Killed J.
a. Henneman, the mayor of this city,
on Sunday, the 87th day Of September,
1901, and Milbry Brown, : l5-year-old
colored girl, who killed The l-ysar-old
infant Of w. C. Carpeutss. Of Gaffney
City. this county. In June last were
hanged an the same scaffold hare Fri,
day.
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Was Iot WisA tAe DaissaA

i WICHITA, KaA. Ost 0--Ollie Ogea
who It was suppoeed was the only meme
bsr a The Dalton bandit gang toescape.
y here and has bssn here 1or nine
months pest He WORKS ii she packing
houses, sud tks 5orSmah q DdEd's plant
bsys hs he's mot missed . days work In
the Last three weelkA 20 II y impossible
fQr him 70 have bean with The Coffay-
vi10 rObborA
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/. MT, GnEAD. o.. Oct. a-The grand
Jury returned an indictment TOR murder
In The Hrst degree against william
ava Chloe Hhodebeck, the alleged mur-
4ssets Of the lady's parsnte, George and
Christen1A 9sllerA The srfms was com.
nlt1od aix 1ears a9a