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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02


line for each insertion.
Election next Tuesday.
The j. L. cigars are superior to all the
others.
A few flakes OF snow fell Saturday
morning.
Democratic rally at the Opera House
this evening.
Register, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, this week.
Do not fail to have your name register
ed, II you want to vote.
Regular meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil next Monday evening.
The finest OF all kinds Of tobaccoes in
the market, at j. Levyn's.
The value of the real estate sales last
week, as recorded, was $4,146.04.
Register during the first day, to-mor-
row. Do not wait for the last day.
Augusta hive l.. o. II. NJ, was organic
ed in this city Thursday evening last.
At Sheridan's camp, Mccormack Lake,
large amount OF logs have been skidded.
Won don't find thom There iS nc
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Regular meeting of the Common Coun
Gil next Monday evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02

The finest OF all kinds of tobaccoes in
the market, at j. Levyn's.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02

A few flakes OF snow fell Saturday
morning.
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The J. L. cigars are superior to all the
others.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29

Dir. F. L. PATTERSON; former prom
inent Baptist evangelist of the north
west, died at his home In Mason City,
la.
IT is announced that when President
Harrison leaves the white house he
will become nonresident professor
of law in Stanford university in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. BETsEY DowLrNo, aged 101
years, died at her home near Mitchell,
Ind.
Mrs. DIANA DourY, aged 1903 years Q
months and 10 days, died at the home
Of her son, Bainbridge Douty, In
Charlton, Mass. Mrs. Douty was born
in Charlton March I, 1889, and had
been IA widow fifty years.
uEN. FREDERICK T. DENT, the distin.
guished union soldier and brother-in.
law of U. s. Grant, dicd in Denver,
Col. aged ~ years.
,MccABE BENeE died at his hotn6 heat
Bloomfield, Ia, aged Iii years. He
voted In every presidential contest
since 1904 and his last vote was cast for
President Harrison.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29
LATER.

The statement of the commissioner
of the general land office, in his annual
report, to the effect that the work of
that Office is up to date is regarded as
gra tifying indication of the industry
with which the business of the Office
had been attended to. The current
work is not sufficient to occupy the
force employed, and it is possible that
large number of clerkswill be dis
charged or transferred to other work.
JUDGE Ross, of bismarck, N. D., de-
cided, on the Goth, the famous Selz pre-
cinct controversy case against the board
Of canvassers, who refused to canvass
the returns. 1t is held that the board
has no judicial authority, and must sim
ply canvass all returns on their face.
This gives the fusionists all three cleo
tors in North Dakota
THERE is large colony of American
farmers in the vicinity of Monte
morelos, in the state of Nuevo Leon,
Mexico, and along the line of the Mon
terey & Mexico Gulf railway, engaged
in the profitable culture of oranges and
other fruits. Large shipments of Mex
lGhu HkcS anu aiC pSihB houS
to the United States.
THE Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Of
Anacon la, Mont, has laid off 600 men,
the entire force that had been working
in the Anaconda and St. Lawrence
mines at Butte. The suspension is only
temporary, and has nothing to do with
the prevailing price of copper.
JACOB HEINRICH, senior trustee OF the
Economite society of Economy, Pa,
died on the 25th, aged So years. The
society of which he was leader is COM
posed of about 5000 people, all cell
bates, and is worth between 5000, 600
and $40, 900. 900.
MRS. MARIA WILLIS, an aged lady
living alone at GAINESVILLE, o., was
found dead in bed. on the morning of
the Goth, having frozen to death. She
had not been seen for two days, and
the neighbors became uneasy and broke
open the door.
II. STANLEY GOODWIN, burgess OF
South Bethlehem, Pa, for eighteen
terms, and general eastern superin-
tendent of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad, died, on the 25th, of heart dis
ease, aged 80 years.
AN explosion Of dynamite in the
cabin of two miners south of Albu.
querque took place on the 95th. Fred
bailey had his legs blown off and viii
liam Black was dangerously cut and
bruised.
JoHN PURpY was hurncd to death in
the W!lmurding (pa-) lockup at 5
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29
The News Condensed.
Important intelligence From All Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Second SessIop.


THE bill TO repeal oil statutes relative to SUI
pervisors Of elections and special deputies and
the nnt!.option bill were discussed In the United
States senate on the Goth, and the house concur
rent resolution fo- the holiday roccss from Thurs.
day, December 2s 10 Wednesday, January L. was
reported favornbly ,.. In the house Mr. Durbor.
row, OF Illinois introduced o joint resolution to
repeal the law that closes the worlds fair on
Sunday No action was taken Mr. Durbor
row also introduced bill asking congress for
On appropriation OF t1,boO, 900 to pay for q ma
tional encampmcnt Of the army az the Worlds
Columbian exposition.
In the senate the Nicaragua canal bill was 70.
vorab)y reported on the 2lst, the anti-option
bill was further discussed, and the concurrent
resolution for the holiday recess was agreed to-
.... In the house no quorum was present and no
business OF importance WAS transacted.
IN the senate on the 22d bill was introduced
70 ennble tho people Of okieloma and OF the
Indian territory TO form constitutional and
state government and 10 be admitted into the
union on an equal footing with the original
states. Adjourned 10 January 4.... In the house
bill was introduced as n substitute for the
house bill relating to the restriction Of immiera
tion, which provides for the partial or total sus-
pension OF immigration from any port or place,
whether by water or land, whenever and for so
long as in the judgment of tho president and
secretary OF the treasury such suspension may
be necessary. Adjourned to January4
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29
FOREIGN.

THREE fresh recruits in the garrison
at Strasburg committed suicide rather
than serve In the German ARMY.
AT the Canadian express office at
Sarnia, Ont, $1,000 were taken out Of
the safe by burglars while the clerk
was at dinner. The robbers made good
their Escape.
A AtiErAttATIoN Of $3.50, 900 was discov-
cred in the treasury of the stats Of
Pueblo, Mexico.
MoRGAN's carriage works at Leighton
Buzzard, England, were destroyed by
fire, tho loss being $500, 900. Among the
stock burned were ten carriages that
it was intended to exhibit at the
worlds fair in Chicago
SEVERAL prominent officials In Paris,
including M. Rouvier, ex-mihister Of
finance, and M. Jules Roche, ex-minis.
ter of commerce, have been indicted
for Panama canal swindles. and the
overthrow of the republic was threat.
ened.
The first issue of an evening paper
called the Sun made it's appearance in
Toronto, Ont, its object being to ad-
vocate the annexation of Canada to the
United States.
DURING fire at Berson, France, four
teen persons were either burned to
death In their homes or were killed
while attempting to escape.
1N wreck on the MeXicah Southern
railway near the City of Mexico fotr
persons were killed.
AT the municipal election in Guate-
mala, Mexico, a number of street
brawls occurred in which seven per-
sons were killed.
INDIANS massacred over dozen fam
lilies In the Sierre Madre mountains in
Mexico.
THE state department Of Mexico has
prepared complaint regarding the
crossing of bandits from the United
States to Mexican soil and of the dam
age they have caused, and requesting
the American government to put stop
to such PRACTICES
NJ CLEMENcEAU and NJ. Derouleds
fought 3uel in Paris, six shots being
exchanged without injury to either.
MARQUIS DE PENDANA, a grandee of
Spain, has been appointed Spanish
minister to the United States to sue
ceed Senior Suarez Guanes.
MICHAEL DAvITr, a member of the
British parliament for North Meath,
has been deprived of his seat by court
decision.
MONTAGUE WILLIAMS, a famous Eng
lish criminal lawyer, died in London,
aged 81 years.
THE cholera is increasing in the
province of Lublln, in Russian Poland,
and adjoining the Austrian border.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The official vote for president at the
recent election in Michigan was; Har-
rison, 222, 70s, Cleveland, 2J1, ,990;
Weaver, ls,Tss; Bidwell, 2o,59a, Har.
rison's plurality, 90. 41s.
THE official count OF the vote at the
late election in Montana shows that
Harrison received 1881 votesl Cleve-
land, lrssb Weaver. 1884 Aidwsll,
ST. llaytman (pep.) Is elected V son.
gress by . plurslltYui lTs'yass1
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29
THE DUBLIN EXPLOSION

Which Caused the Death OF Detective
sohynott-The Coroncr's Inquest Fails
to Throw Any New Light oi. the Mys.
tory Surrounding the Perpctru tor OF the
Outrngo-London Thrown Into Ter-
ment md the Scotland Yard Ofaciah
Busy.
DUBLIN, Dec. 27.-At the inquest in
the case Of Detective Schynott, who
lost his life by the explosion at the
Dublin detective office, yesterday, Ser
Reant Dawson testified that he PASSED
through the passageway where the ex.
plosion occurred, but that he saw no
parcel lying on the walk. The court.
way was well lighted and he thought
he would have seen any object of that
kind when he entered the place only
few minutes before the explosion oc-
Cured had it been there,at. .tl,atatime.
Detective, uvecIt, svlis w ~ ~ " sT!e
seen 4 bac!ldge wing tt1' tttffe Walk near
the wall of the building. on being
called again to the witness stand stated
that the parcel was loosely folded in
paper lie saw nobody in the court
though he noticed few boys at the
entrance bidding each other good night.
There was nothing suspicious in their
behavior.
CaretalSer Clancy, of the city hall,
testified that the clock was striking
eleven when he left tavern opposite
the entrance Of the court in company
with Schynott whom he badc good
night at a side door of the city hall be-
fore the explosion took place. Clancy
SAID that he had been about the court
all of the evening but, saw no strangers
nor anything unusual.
Among other witnesses was Police
man Blake, who said that he had OBJ
served nothing suspicious in the court,
though his patrol took him through it
every four minutes.
Police Inspector Flower stated that
he noticed blucish smoke arising from
the spot where the explosion occurred,
Immediately afterward. He further
stated that police inquiries since Satur-
day had elected nothing thus far.
The expert on explosives, Mr.. Tich-
borne, expressed the opinion that the
explosion was one of either dynamite
or nltro-glycerinc.
That the explosion was of inccndiary
origin in this case, and not from any
gas accumulation. was considered evil
dent from the fact that small pieces of
metal casing, which had evidently been
part of an Internal machine were, found
near about.
The coroner's jury rendered a verdict
that the explosion was caused by a
high'class explosive substance placed
in the court by person whose identity
was unknown to the jury. 1t was rec
commended that the authorities provide
for the family of Detective Schynott.
The London police recently received
vague intimation OF possible war OF
dynamite, and extra precautions were
nt once taken to guard against injury
being done to public buildings. 1t is
supposed that the dynamiters, thus
thwartcd, decided to make Dublin the
scene of their outrage. Secretary AS
quith was busy at the home office yes
terday, and unusual activity was dis
played at Scotland Yard.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29
A valuable Holiday Present from Gov.
Flower.

WATERTowN, N. Y, Dec. 27-Gov.
Flower, who is spending the Christmas
holidays in this city, yesterday issued a
pardon and restored to full citizenship
Cumberland G. White, who was re-
Gently sentenced to two years impris
opment on Blackwelrs island.
Mr.. White has been for many years
member of the New York stock ex-
change, He lost two bonds of the
value Of $1,000 belonging TO & fomnls
customer, and failing 70 pay the hal.
ancs due her he was adjudged sniltv nt
constructive larceA-'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29

has been made here that the Dublin
explosion was the work of anarchists,
and that it was part of the plot discov-
cred by the police here short time
ago to carry on dynamite propaganda
in Great Britain in behalf of the an
nrchist cause. The officials of Scotland
Yard, however, condemn the sugges-
ton that the outrage was the work of
anarchists, as they do also the rumors
that it was directed ut officers engaged
in the recent arrests of anarchists. 1t
must be said that the news of the cX-
plosion caused feeling of uneasiness
in London, and it was very evident
that those in authority feared that at
tempts might be made TO blow up pub
lie buildings here.
Early Sunday morning the scenes
about the houses of parliament, the
tower of London, the Victoria, Charing
Cross and Paddington railroad stations
and other public buildings, reminded
one forcibly of the days of the dyna-
mite outrages in this city. All the pre-
cautions taken in those troubles were
renewed. The government buildings
were most closely watched. Owing to
its being the holiday season compara-
lively few persons went to the Offices.
Those who did visit the buildings were
compelled to run the gauntlet of II num-
ber of qucstioncrs. Every person un-
known to the constables was COM
peeled to explain his business before he
was allowed to enter the offices, and
even then his every action was re-
garded with suspicion by the officers
on duty inside.
The members of the cabinet were Of
ficially notified of the explosion, as was
also Mr.. Gladstone, who is at present
at Biarrtz, France. What action they
will take in the matter is of course un-
known, but there is no doubt that or
ders have already been given to leave
no stone unturncd in the endeavor to
discover the culprits So far as known
here the Dublin police have as yet
found nothing to lead to the identifica-
tion of the perpetrators of the outrage.
On December 81 last an explosion oc-
Cured at Dublin castle which caused
considerable CONSERVATION among the
officials there. Considerable damage
was done, but fortunately nobody was
hurt. 1t was never satisfactorily proven
whether this explosion was of dyua-
mite or of gas that had accumulated in
the cellar of the castle, though there
were many persons, officials included,
| who held that it was the work Of the
physical force party"
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ArnosPE Rous COMPANY.

The Hagerstown Cider Company,
since its recent inception, has already
scored success. The season of cider
making is about at an end and the
company finds,that up to dateit has
made 100000 gallons of cider and
about 1000 gallons of fruit buffers
About 300 barrels of cider are stored
in tho buildings and the price Of the
commodity has sharply advanced. j.
II. Rider purposes going on the road
shortly to sell the products of the fac
tory. The goods are attaining q
widespread notoriety. A small bar
rel Of apple butter destined to party
IN Illinois is now at the factory ready
Tor shipment. The company feels
very much encouraged and it is pro-
posed about January to u crease the
capitol stock of the company which
is now $1,000, and erect suitable
buildings for next years business. q
Hagerstoacn Globe.
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,rsnor or Rrp rrrrrR on BlRps.

Canaries, when fed with Cayenne
pepper, gradually change their color,
passing from yellow to. red. Cayenne
pepper contains tinctorial substance
an irrltatiye principle and an oil.
When the last two substances axe ex-
iraeted by sleeping in alcohol. pepper
loses its coloring properties, but an ad-
dition Of olive oil restores them.
From this fact the conclusion is drawn
that the oily principle Of pepper is the
necessary vehicle Of color Expert
rnents made with white hens gave sim
liar results. These hens have also the
quality of being able to indicate
changes Of temperature by q marked
change in plumage The yolk Of their
eggs is bright red.
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THE PosTsi AsTEK.

Z +.
The Postmaster" a frontier melo-
drama of some merit, opened to ths
largest house of the season Sunday
night at Windsor, The play is well sus-
tanned in interest, and has the sensa
tional snap that qualities its class. The
leading man was found wanting at the
first performance. and the author Of
the piece, WalterS Robinson, promptly
supplied the deficit. Miss Madge
Tucker was quite successful jas the
ubiquitous soubrette, and the com
9any is satisfactory. The scenic effects
we're pleasing. Chicago Tnte' Ocean.
Walter A Robinson and the original
east will be at the Opera House in
his Great, American Melo Dramatic
sensation The Postmaster Nov. 23rd.
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