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Nev.York. Tnai~iny March 81

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sail Il Of ilGii., lot 1874, Caroline + Harrison.
story building with ot No Gj Wet ioJh,t.
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q q ave- :, lot 2,No5Il o II Dnse. .i4'@o., 9TH,
,dionins above j., 25,eiii il os,.rnci. ,.le25o.
similar buid.ns. WIN io'. No 90 I.t 9,,,t -
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piot .oSlo o@ "a w WI iei' .,ocd 10
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thre-.tory baldIne, WIN lots 80, t2l ana "a i@3 CO..
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1925 S,' adjoining above -'''' each; ""'n'o'"''
100 Io 81 .n Zoo or ~ e"s zoo
lot. wct i;I'h.st. Is It e Nm,tcfd4m.asc. ak
- lot ; tdgccombe-aye, o2.S TIN I5oth-t. a7.6NIo0.
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Qenfbcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEAosI.
IA Frs Tutors Goyornesses, etc. OF AL branches supplied
TO Universities. Colleges Schools and Families Circulars
schools 70 Parents. Modern Languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIlRE Book building 80 tifth-aye.. cor goth st
A MEHICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Pofsso7,, Teachers, Tutors, Govenesses
&C.. " Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. J. u. YOrNG.FULTON, % Union square.
A -EVERETT STONE Yalc 152 West 4sth.st piI.
"A yatc tutor; preparation Tor college. Recommended
by Rev. Dr'. VIM NJ. Taylor aud DAVID H. Gr.cr.
A DXEETISElEETS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TIE NLW.YOHK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE
tElNfD At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1.2I2 Broad.
way. ID door north " IhHy.hIst,t.: and ADVEI;.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Offices: 2J4 sth.
ave. =. cor 2Sd.st. lj2 Gthavc. 157 Fourth ave
corner Iotecnth-st 7G0 Thirdavc. Fortycvcnt.
ST. LOG IhifdaVe.. near sixty fst-st. LOS Frstayc
LOG Wcst fortysecondst 10 Colunbus.avc 90 Iib-ty.
st ~ West 421-st: ll3 ChuTch-st. J5i Third.ayc :
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East Onehundrcd.
andtwentYilfth st., and .43 West One-hundi ed and
Uwenty-nfthst. uD N 5 v. at regular Office
Ia BrooklyE at 63 COurt-st; jOj De Kalb-ave. 200
lSedofh ave-" ana No ~ broadway. up ~ u. M at
Regular Office rates
Y EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches in any
- I1,aity no FEE Tor registration Form for stamp.
FF'HUfSSOON, American School Bureau, 2 W. li,h.st.
+ IRSTCLAss TEACHERS suppied without charge
.cr,, 10 fee fgr rcestr.tion. Union TEACHERS
A1ENCY le.tablshed 1851 w D. Kerr. ~ Eat I4thst.
IT HE FISK Teachers Agencies York. Boston Chi.
cago Los Angeles, &c. 5000 position, hlled II. f.
ChOCkhR " Y Manager Lincoln Tdg. Union So.
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Apartments 60 fci.
THE PREMIER.
ID ST, COR. LEXINGTON A

|<D NJ, COX. LEXINGTON AVE-.
select family Hotel Apartment House. Everything
new Sulbs OF Two 70 siH rooms furnished
WITH hrstcla>s dining room tp floor per-
eeuy appointed Russian and Turkish Laths Gree guests
on ths h0uss) Location brs;.class, Central Park
Terms reasonable.
SCRIPTURE q WETMoRA 8royrietors.
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4nsIruttlon
For Boys and Young Men-City.
ING MEN sTENOGRAPHERS WANTED.

I could today place twenty young men stencRiapheis
in good paving positions II hdd u.lh' ana c''" NV
tv,ewfIter Manufactures are hard pressed
The following letter Ju.t received from the Remington
"''u4u'''''' " 327 Broadway. March 20.
Packards Business College. ... ,,,,oh
Cicntllnrn: our Eupo} ment Department Is very nucn
n need Of male >enoErilhtrs IN u~lh"u - 40
,aat Intelligent Nounc who have just graduated
IL YOU have any >uch would Dc glad b. have them can
VI Oiice . ....,.,ot,,. e.,
We should BE- pleased have YOU prepare c-praIN iO
any Young Who have latsy eh'r"d Noui s.o'l -
student. OF hcrthand or typNr.ting. Yours Iuy,
WICKOfT. SEAMANS & ENEDICI.
Oh what mistake meat and intelligent Young nlen
dualy tler~t Nc oi rnogf0p-f,
rs tev an 90 I'm Tie most thorough III tn short
hand School n which business men and employment
llwlvs when want proficient fhcf'
:. =. PACKARD. PTr-'t.
pacAalds school of Struo-r1phy.
IOl I'D u.
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Ocean 5tedmers.

SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SERVICE ~ rWLEN
NtW YORK AND BEFnEN Direct
Darm~tadt. May :. boon. Ilh,is' ~! - , H.
Munchcn, June /. 10 a IN. Brlunschwcig. Junes1a H.
cabin. 100, so. 900. steerage low rutc'
MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
Sow.Y orA % than eleven DAYS.
wrTa cat AZ iGam Wgr io Sat Ig2e 10 10 10 m
Werrl sat. May T. 10 ON Vera sat. July % 10 ON
Passage. slVo. =l@J $3.50 berth, First ann .
Passenger for the italian Lakes. switzerland ana inc
viii mai TINS rout" the most direct, easiest ana most
comfortable Switzerland be- reached n six hours from
oELRICus CO.. Bowling Grcen.
ARE YOl' GOING ABROAD?
n. \ series ~ personally ,ouducted parties VIII leave
NcW-York April Doth May 18Th. July 9th and Doth, all
NORWAY SWEDFN NND H SSIA TOUR
leaves June pm. ON
"AU"tSTA VICTORIA"
''''' VT T. ~ JENKINS. - Broadway, y. Y.
COOK'S EUROPEAN TOURS.-An illustrated
" lampll. ~ l4S pages. describing arrangements for
N.tnc Europe o. suit all clls.A n Tourist, with tabo
Code steamer Rate customs Dutic, and general inorna-
"'' TiIoS COOK { son. POI Broadway.
III ROPE; \ select party sails Aprl Ii, for
IL HOLY Land +t75; bcst uCA"tng facilities; choicest
ocean bcrth' by al lines at lowest rates Send for
IT, CAzE ( SONS. $40 Eroldwov. y. Y. drst. lsAl
9 AVE MONEY BY BUYING TRl NKS, Va
- Uses Bags. Steamer Chairs Rug, and Travelling outfits
general OF Il. H. MACY Co. 0uaNe 1910 70 lith sta
xVHEN YOU TRAVEL.
w supply yourself with TRAVELLERS CIEorES
Of the An lean Fxpe.s Accepted y principal BinAs
and Hotels In Europe.
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xrm publifai,ons

Ass. Revised Corrected Make + spn1E Patss
wi and editions bought ana sou % Cente.st Y
,,r.,...,, Fd,ron. port paid. for &c. or st,mpsc a
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why i p,. fa HsR Ia
Il Turns Grey ,anSc q co lob Archst, Phila. Pa
rAKNh vs1y one should read this little book "'Ne"''u'
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For Young Ladies-City.
t.4ss PEBBLES AND MISS THOMFSONS
WI BOAIDING DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
81 and 81 East 57th-st, Ncw-l Ola
Eeopens THURSDAY. oct. 9th. Primary Academic ana
Col, gate Department. Special students admitted
DEV Or. AND MRS. CHARLES II. GARDENERS
IL school for Young Ladies. 80. COO 0th-sNe. $50 g.
GAEnINtE authOr 81 "Il.iurY IN EhTne.-
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YnsIrurfi0n.

For Rows and Young Men-City
,nsJry GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.i7s broadway.
u near z2d-ss; an u SsgaYT y. c. HENDRIcKsoN.
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CTpRFNE COI'RT STATE OF NEW YORK.

MI INTNTl wv Z u VI NV
~ J. Schlos~ and Henry j. N,hoss aga -
spokane Mercantile Company trial dcslrtu Ill I'0 ''v
and county IT New-Nork. summons
To the aboyenamed Def'n . .,,o,,s
Won ara hereby summoned answer the conploins
in hls action and copy ~ Your answer on W.
Attorney within twenty days after IN, SerN
OF this summons exclusive Of the day II >HrNlce an.
In failure 10 appear, or answer luugn' a.
ht taken against you by default for the ree denau IN
the complaint. - .,oo
Dated New-York. Feb. ~, lS32. ....u
SIMSON WOLF PLAINTIFF Attorney .r,.,..
once and Postonicc Address, No. IL Park 10" Niin"
Bulldngl Sew-lOr< city. -.. -,.......x, III. ,o,.-
NJ SPOKA NE MERCANTILE COMPANY Inc , mn,
going summons j. served upon you. by plnhc1,lvn' "
suant to an order Of the Honorable GEoIusE 80 AZ
DIFWS one Of the Justices OF the supreme tour. "
the York FOR the city and county m w,,h
York dated 18th day OF March. ls?2 ana in aoS
the complaint the Office Of the Clerk oil ,e wv :he
County New York. In the County Court HOUSE, III w"
city Of New York oo
Dated New.York March 10th. 1892, -
SIMSON WOLF, PlaintlH.' Auoorh,f' y.-
once and Posonce Address. No III Park ho"' N'"'
Nnrk
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Gitp propertn Go fet.

Gitp propertn 60 fei.
A Y ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SD St. near 5thANe.i
"A residence $500 several Others adjoining Madison uu
tIrth cheap con slicring the quality and location
RIKEK son, 66l jtn-iYe. mar o3d-I,
A MEDIUM.SIZFD 4-storv extension residence, below
"A 5Oth.st Al block A. 500 with mirrors ana INJURIES
RIKER SON NO. GGl 6thaNs.
m II ST. 3iS WEST 3.stv. II. s. 13 rooms, 81 20.
~ nd st 430 West, 3sty. II. :. - roon. 81 2CV
23d.st 5O5 West 3-sty. II. :, 10 Rooms, ~ O0g.
23d-st 400 West 4.-ty. II. >. - rooms t2oCC
24thst $50 West, Chelsea cottage . rJors, -SIO
24thst., iGs West Chelsea Cottage, rooms 800
29thst., 10 West, 3-sty. H. =, 10 rooms. Lou
6l.t.>t., 49, West 3sty. II. ). II rooms $500.
j. CORBIET CO., 2Jd- st. and Wha'e.
CT 3O0 \ GtMmIo r9rs from May NO Iic
son cabinet manel hardwood trim, handsomely dec0rat 81
elegant chandeliers, all improvements In perfect order
seen By permit only. Apply % -
FRANK I. FISHER & CO..
$40 ColuWhus+syc.. near Slst-st
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fNHE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
OF lac and 1i2 Columbia Heights. brooklyn.
gill reopen APRIL IS. at
RIVERSIDE DRIVE,
e5TH AND sOTH STEEETs. EW.YOHK.
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D'''1' " PLATr BOWERS.
orce and ros,orlce address No. 81 William street New
York AIti. NrNN0
SUPREME CoI-RT. CITY AND COUNTY OF

SI'PREME COT RI CITY AND COUNTY OF
y NFW.NOEk. Mary stevens. Plaintiff. against hes
dore Haycmcyer and Henry o Havemeyer as eN.cpbIs
of and trustees und~r the last will and t.ssmTt OF tra
Srck C. Havencyer deceased charlotte r Srycns sussa
Steven. Oeor-r susan G. Henk,l fr-defl,S -
Ever Warren Il. Eyer. Mary : Merdeth Fi"ari La, II;
T,cr wll,le J. Ever David C.. Eyer kate ~ byer snt
cnnge = Eyer D,fandaut- Action desired % o. ulet
in Cltv County ~ New.lOrk
To hin, above maud Defendants .,-,. A..
Vou ar, hereby summoned o. answer the complaint III
action and copy OF your answer un IN,
qntfs attorney within twenty DAYS after the sf zee W
MS snons exclusive ~ the day ~ service ana ~ ca-o
~ your failure 20 APPEAR answer, Judgment WIZ -
aiken acn, default for the relief demanded IN INC
complaint ,,o,
rI>N n ri TTNFR Plaintiffs Attorney.
'' " Oncr and PoSronice address
No. * Wlllst.. New-Nork Nly.
To Charlotte F. stevens; StaG r. sew War;, ceOrI'
Eyer Mary Mcrdc,h EdTari II Eyer wiiam iH yer
Dayid & Eyer Kat II Eyer and George ; Eyer ,,,c.
summons l. served upon you u, pu"'.
ton pursuant order u Hon George r Anarcss one
supreme Court ot th Nis1" ~
Work. dated the eleventh. dav q March ls9s ana nIo9
wl-h the complaint orc" ~ the CLERK or INC lily AM
County OF New. York az the city Of New.iork'
william ii. FI.ITNER Plaintiffs Attorney.
Ofcr md Pos;onice Address,
No IS Wallst.. Ncw-Y0rk CITY.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4.
Gtrmanic Apr. O. pm. Geruanic May e. noon.
'Iruonlc Apr. rs, pm. lcutoHlc MAY - pm
Britannc.. Apr; 20, noon rtlnnc MNN Is 10 80 am
Majestic Apr. - I pm Majestic May 90 p H.
rom White star Dock foot Of West l0th,t.
second cabin steamers. SIC and rs. Saloon
onward. according steamer and location Of
berth. tickets favorable terms; sterraee
from the Old Country from NeWl Ork 40. Ne. -
liroadway New.York Philadelphia ONCE. 100 Walnut.s
II. MAITLAND KEKSEl. Agent.
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a SELECTION OF DESIRABLE 20 FOOT and med.
n sized Houses, 5,th-st.. near Parkaye;, view
6jth.st West 5lst-st 9Th and 9th aves, and 03d-st
Others rent s., 900 upward ., . co,, nc, .,A .,,o
4 -s3l 00O--CENTKAI. LOCATION vicinity 5Ith.st
"A and 5th-avc Plaza medium-siLcd extension dWellnR
order hardwood floors never been rented pos,eSsioh'
mirrors fixtures decorated.
RIKER & son, SOL shave, near 53dst.
:, ,f-x17 20 r, 81 NO. 300
fourstory dwelling with dining-ro EXTENSION hhu
somely decorated gas fixtures. Apply on promises,
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Musical Instruction.
GUNNER SCHOOL r,,,
METROPOLITAN COLI4GE OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY /. 1892.
BOARDING Accommodate ns All advantages Of the winter
school retained Dudley Buck. Pres. \. r. Parsons.
Vire.Pres.; {. b. HaNley. Mus DIR. For particulars,
III. w. GREENE. Sec. & Trces.,
10 1 p East 1ith-st. New.Yo;k
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Miscellaneous
4 DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par
"A State locality price desired pupils and
Y. V. HUYSsOoN American School Bureau w. 14h-st.
A SPANISH young lody gives lessons pupils resi-
"A dcncc. Adir,ss SENORITA, Tribune Uptown ONCE.
2i2 Broadway.
A LADY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE and knowing
"A several languages desires POSITION as journals, or
Translator. Address NJ, Box 20 Irbun, Uptown Ohce.
L2iZ Broadway
- END STAMP for the Pretty Typewriter"
- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRlTlNG COLLEGE,
SIG Broadway. n. Y.
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FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CITY OF PARIS; "Wednesday Aprn % "a M
CITY OF NEW.YORK .wedne day. April 90 10 80 q. m
From pier Re- adjoining Chr;LophsT'e am and
location OF room second cabin $50 and ss2 prgeiTHnN
s2i S,ecr1ce 40 INTERNATIONAL " Nl"Niio'
70 General Agents @ Bowling 6rfen. n. Y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
BELIEVE HIM PERsEcuTED.
The Case of Labor Leader Hughes Who
Will Go to Prison.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, October 3.-James
Hughes, master workman of National
Trades Assembly. 231, Knights of Labor
Garment Workers of America, was today
ordered to serve one year in the peniten-
tiary on sentence for extortion pro-
nonnced against him in June, 1891.
Hughes was tried and convicted here in
June, 1891. He appealed to the general
term of the Supreme Court. where the
Judgment was affirmed in June last. The
motion for reargument was denied. In
the meantime, Governor Flower par
doned Barondess in a similar case. The
Knights of Labor all over the country
appealed to Governor Flower to pardon
Hughes. The governor denied the par
don ON the ground that Hughes had not
carried his case through the court of ap-
peals. Hughes defence has been in the
hands of National Trades Assembly, No.
231, Knights of Labor, located in Chica-
90, and organized labor in general in
America. His action was approved by
every labor organization in the United
States and the Farmers Alliance. Nation
al Trades Assembly, No. 231, refused to
take the case to the Court of Appeals,
believing Hughes was not justly treated
in the other courts and it was unnecessa-
ry for the governor to impose such con-
dition to his pardon. Hughes's friends
believe his sentence is unjust.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
YESTERDAY IN RockLAND.
PLANS of the New Library Association
Accused of Robbery.
Especial to the Press.l

RocKLAND, October 3.-The stock
holders of the Public Library Associa-
ton will hold meetingW Wednesday night
to see whether or not to vote the funds
in it's possession to new library associa-
ton which has been organized in ac-
cordance with certain provisions of the
city charter. The officers of the new as
sociation are:
President-John S. Case.
Secretary and Treasurer-Dr. r. B. Miller.
Board OF DrectorS-John S. Case, VIM. T.
Cobb, Mayor Edward A. Butler, Herbert M.
Lord, Albert s. Rice, j. Fred Merrill, Merritt
A. johnson, Rev. Charles S. Cummings, II. r.
wing Hix.
The new association will have at its
disposal some $4,000 which will be ex-
pended for books. The library commit
tee through a series of entertainments
expect to add another Thousand dollars
shortly.
Sousa's famous band and comic opera
by local talent are booked for
early sales. The committee is also look
ing for temporary quarters and to this
end have the top story Of the new syndi-
cate block in view.
of stealing S. I. Mugridge's valuable
yacht Yokohama, was given a hearing in
the municipal court this afternoon and
bound over to the December court in the
sum of $500. The yacht was found at
Casters cove Friday, together with evil
dence said to point to young Farr's S guilt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
BRIEFLY TOLD.
The late Ernest Renan will be honored
with public funeral.

The late Ernest Renan will be honored
with public funeral.
Camp Low, the cholera station at San
DIV Hook, is virtually closed.
The Rhode Island Supreme Court has
decided that the weekly payment law is
constitutional.
A motion to quash the Indictment
AGAINST Labor Commissioner Charles f.
Peck. was dismissed in Albany, N. Y,
yesterday.
The fine grade paper mills of the
country have closed for a week on ac-
count of the embargo on rags, due to the
cholera scare.
Fears are entertained for the two mast
ed schooner Nellie May bound from
Providence to Bravo with "a persons on
board.
Edward S. Dunn, wrecker of the Ma
tional Savings Bank of Buffalo, n. Y,
is living critically i'll at his home, the re-
suit of an attempt at suicide Saturday
night.
In the great prairie fire in Bear River
valley. Idaho, over 100000 head of cattle
were burned to death, nine houses and
four cabins consumed and three herds
men fatally burned.
The labor outlook in the large manu-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
1t Will Meet in Brussels, Belgium, on No
vember 22d.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-Secretary 3.
of State Foster sent today by cable, no
tifcation to the European governments
which have signifled their willingness to
be represented at the international mon
etary conference that it is arranged to
have the conference meet in Brussels
on November % next. The governments
which have accepted the invitation of
the United States to send delegates to
the conference are Austria-Hungary,
Belgium, Denmark, France. Germany,
Great Britain, Greece, Italy, The Neither
lands, Portugal, Roumania, Russia, Ser
via, Spain, Sweden and Norway and
Switzerland. The delegates from the
United States, designated by the Presi-
dent, are as follows: Senators Allison
and Jones, Congressman McCreary of
Kentucky, Cannon of New York, and F.
A. Walker of Massachusetts,. 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Terrell, minister at
Brussels. will be made delegate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
GAMBLED With FAMINE.
Spectators Locked Up Their Corr
While People Hungered.
CAUSE OF RIOT AND BLOODSNRE
IN A MEXICAN CITY.

The People Unable to Buy Any of the Plen-
tiful Stock of Corn Because of the Ex
orbitant Price, Rose and Helped Them
selves-Then the Soldiers Were Called
Out and Fired Upon the Starving Hob
There Was One Death, But the People
Were Fed.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, October 3.-Hom-
er Lindlay, engaged in business in the
city of Morlia, Mexico, arrived here yes
terday and gave an account of the fam
inc riot which occurred in that city last
Sunday, and of which but very brief
mention was made in the City of Mexico
dispatches. He stated that it was one of
the most exciting and pitiable scenes ev-
er witnessed in that part of the Republic
and that another serious outbreak of the
same is threatened at any time. when
famine was threatened some months
ago." said Mr.. Findlay. ''several of the
wealthy merchants of Morlia contracted
for large quantities of corn in the United
States, the total shipment amounting to
Is, 900 bushels, which is enough to have
supplied the suffering people. These
spectators, however, put up the prices,
and e10torted what little money the poor
people had in short time. For the past
two months the suffering among the poor
has been intense, and many deaths from
starvation have occurred. The streets
have been thronged with beggars and the
hungry men, women and children made
h Io1.trondspo qr,noaJs fo1. holm
'sThis was kept up until last Sunday
night, when the starving horde organ
lied themselves into a mob and began
concerted attack upon the food stores of
the city. There were fully 5000 people
in the mob and the police were utterly
powerless to stop it's progress. One feed
store after another was entered, and as
but little corn was found, the frenzy of
the mob increased. The two regiments
of Federal cavalry and one of infantry
stationed at Morlia were called out to
quell the riot, but their appearance only
added to the desperation of the starving
people. The commander planted the sol
diers in front of the mob, but they
fought their way through. Several per-
sons were injured. General Mercaide,
the Governor of the State, by this time
had made his appearance and came near
fall. ag victim to the vengeance of the
moi who claimed that he should have
talzen steps to relieve their sufferings.
The soldiers opened fire upon the people
and one man was killed and several
wounded. Acting on command Of its
leader the mob started for the graneries
of Joseph Martinez, in which 5000 bush
els of corn were stored. They broke
down the doors and supplied themselves
with all that each could carry away be-
fore the troops arrived AS their tempo
rary wants had been supplied the mob
quietly dispersed"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
HAD A MILE LONG FUNERAL.
Now His Body Stands in the Parlor
While His Widow Prepares to Die.

ATLANTA, Co., October 3.-On July
10, DR.. Marvin, formerly of Atlanta, died
in Cordele of which he had just been
elected mayor. His funeral was mile
long Three nights afterwards his body
was secretly disinterred and taken to his
home, where New Orleans embalmer
was in waiting, who contracted blood
poisoning from his work, from which he
is now dying. The dead doctor was
then placed in coffin with glass front
dressed in the heighth of fashion, and
now stands in tine parlor a CHASTITY spec
tacle to visitors. The most sensational
part of the story is that Mrs. Marvin had
agreed with her husband to join him by
suicide. She is now arranging for $780,
600 monument, upon the completion of
which she make will the fatal journey
into the unknown.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04
FIRE ENGINE SMASHED.
1t Got in Front of Locomotive With
Disastrous Results.

CHICAGO, October S.-The plant of
Cary, Ogden & Co., manufacturers of
paint and varnish burned tonight. Three
frame cottages near paint factory were
consumed, and a two story brick build
ing adjoining the factory was badly dam
aged. The total loss viii aggregate
SIG, 900 and is covered by insurance. AS
engine company No. 3 was crossing the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy tracks
on the way to the fire the engine was run
down by a locomotive and smashed to
pieces. Several tircmen were badly
bruised and Driver Henry Walbaum
fatally hurt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-04

featuring and shipbuilding centres of
Great Britain is very gloomy. 1t is
stated that $1,000 men are idle at the
Clyde ship yards.
Affairs are said to be approaching a
revolution in Hawaii, and the cruiser
Boston will be sent there.
Michael J. McEttrick will run as an
Independent Democratic candidate for
Congress in the tenth Massachusetts Dis
trict He claims that he was not fairly
treated in the regular Democratic caucus.
The New York Presbytery has decided
to give Professor Briggs trial on the
heresy charges, b eginning November 9.
The public will be admitted, but demon
strations of approval or dissent will not
be tolerated.