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Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16
GENERAL STATE NEWS.

GEN EH A L "A E N " " Ss Rolling in wealth-A New HOtel-un Favor of the Q. U. A. .M.-HartfOrd's Water Supply.
 The directors of the Travellers Insurance com pany of Hartford declared on Saturday stock dividend of 8G9s per cent on It's capital or S0oo- 0OO equal to $4OO OOo and thus making It's capital hereafter &, ,000, ,OOO A cash dividend Of 2l per cent on it's old capital of $60o 900, payable April 1, was also voted, 1t being intended to pay divi- dends quarterly in tead of semi annually.
 NEW HOTEL HARTFORD.
 W 0. Daly who recently purchased the Park Central site, Hartford, corner of High and Allyn streets will begin the erection of new hotel immediately He recsiyed plans and specifics will be of brick with brown stone trimmings,and will be five stories high. It will be built in sec tions, and will Do entirely fire reproof.
 DALy's STRING.
 William C. Daly will leave for Coney Island about the 1st of April, where he has forty four horses in training. He shipped six or his run ners from Hartford Tuesday, He will open the season at Washington April S.. He will take string of uwenty-two horses with him IN HARTFORD ST. pATRrcR's NIGHT. The United 1risl, societies of Hartford will give a grand concert and reception at the First regi. msnt armory tomorrow, St. Patrick's night. ITS wArKR SUPPLY. The board of water commissioners Of Hartford in their rty-eigbth annual report. just out,
 
 inches In excess of ths previous year. and yet the city suffered severely from shortage Of sup ply The rouble with ths supply, tho eofpinis' si6bers say, lay in the unevenhess or tho raip' fall.
 IN FAVOR os THB q, q, Alb | A decision was rendered by Judge MeConville | yesterday in the case of Ephfniin Hood Of East Hartford sainat ths lodge of Q. J, A, M In that place, The suit was brought against tho lodge l by Mr. Rood for sick benefits due his son. who lodge some tine ago stating he did not wish any benefits, and the benefits Aniountih. to 3o were l paid 10 ths widow of Mir, Rood, jr,, from whom he had sepa ated before his sickness, Judge Mo Convilie gave a decision in favor of the lodge. IL | is understood that the case will be appealed Library Books for the schools.
 The plan for supplying the public schools with books from the free public library began yesterday. Each school Is allowed l the use of twenty five books until an ex- change Is made with some other school. 1 Kings Daughters and sons.
 Tho executive committee of the King Daughters and Sons of this city has en- gagged the srmory for the national bazaar to be given May 6 and 7. Members of the order are busily at work. The New Eng land and old colonial booths are planning for supper on lare scale, and the whole affair promises to be a brilliant one.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16
BOARD OF sELECTMEN.

Hut Little Business Done-More Light
 at the City Hall-Music for the Alms-
 house Religious Services.
 The board of selectmen met rather late last night, but they made up for it by ad- journing early. All were present but Chairman Goodrich, who is absent in Flor ida. In his absence Major Strong was made chairman.
 The matter of securing better lighting for the tax collectors and town agents rooms was referred to the committee on construction.
 Rev. John B. Morse, ,one of the chaplain. at the almshouse, came before the board and requested that piano be secured flo, the religious services there. He said that the superintendent had hired a very gooe one for quarter. This could be secured including covering and stool, for $2OO The board postponed the matter for l week,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

Charles Allen of Washington, D. O., was in town yesterday visiting his old Fair Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

It sells like hot cakes-Salvation Oil the great. est cure on earth for pain. Price 25c.
 "No cure, no pay" is the motto of the peoples remedy, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate, Useful in all forms of Dyspepsia. mh14 ateodatw
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

MT, JAAEs KIHsEII.A, 40B East st New Haven, Ct My stomach gave iIle great deal of trouble ip the morning. I would have terrible 'ime gag
 Food Would Lay Like Load In the stomach and n gripifg pain would come on any time, and often would throw up my meal. My sleep was very poor and resless and I was as fired in the norntng as when went to bed. l also had n dropping in the throat, and smarting pain In the bridge of my nose and great deal of dull headache.
 get better at once, all my bnd feeling left me, and have no more rheumatism, vomiting or headache. sleep well and eat well, and as the charges are reasonabl" advise the afflicted to try Dr.. Roth treatment. MT. John J Gillespie, vel known SSr n railroad M had bad time with catarrI nose and throat would All up. wonli hawk and gag and would ringing % W and n buzzing in the cars pain over eyes under shoulder blades and across back would take cold easily. l improved Ut once says MT Mk. JERRY SHEA Of 3o Arch strest, New Ha ven, a well known railroad man, had rheuma ringing noises, in the ears poor appetite :; not sleep over two hours in ,wenty'four headache and run water had dyspepsia bad and would belch wind after eating Now he can express himself so highly in regard to D.. Roth's treat ment
 MT. Shea corroborates this statement, made Dec. 10. 1891, three months ago.
 N" S cages s.n are p%bshe6r r WsnGm e nnr.ie, tn; them selves.
 DIR. EDWARD ROTH, Who brought about the above re suit, is graduated physician o Bellevue Hospital Medical College, alst agraduated druggist and chemist of thu New York College of Pharmacy, and pre- pares all his own medicines from selected drugs, of which he is from experience judge. His charges in every case ar reasonable. He is located permanently a S7 Church street, opposite the Postofice where he cures catarrh, as well as all dis eases of the nose, throat, lungs, stomach heart, liver, kidneys, skin and nervou diseases, rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis consumption, dyspepsia and deafness.
 Office hours from 9 to il 8. m., to and to 8 p. m., Sundays excepted. Con ou1tafiOn free
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria. Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

Library Books for the schools.
 The plan for supply ing the public schools with books from the free public library began yesterday. Each school Is allowed the use of twenty five books until an ex- change Is made with some other school.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

Government Honda. The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

ehors Line Division FOR Nkw LONDON. Rrc.-s3:is uiEet. T:2s 'i -os e m., si2.os, e:ss. Cssybrook acc) 'sscs, s&ls s:is. e:Is, cGunford sec) -c:ss. Cie=ts D. duilfOr- EccomnSa, taon-l scEoArs-s2=it nsghi ss:st z. zn.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16

Naugatuck pivtsiaE.
 FOE WATERBURY snc gay Erassol.r wis ss- zaruck Junction I..sS 6 n- sseSnIYs-s:s5 .. "a
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Starin's New Haven Transporta.
 ton I.fue.

A. ". PsHnrs. Gea. Pssa. AEesI
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Housatonic Railroad.

sErprsss Trains. .IocaI Express.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
IELEeRAPHlc RREvlTlEs.

Asa B. Porter is TO have a rehearing IN
the Maverick bank affair.
The cabinet renewed its usual scmiweok-
ly session at the White House yesterday
The International and She Chicago Pack
ing and Provision companies are about TO
consolidate.
A syndicate is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the street railroads In Herlimer,
Illion and Frankfort
John +. Meyer, Of Baldwinsville, was ar
rested at Syracuse, charged with robbing
the Phoenix bank on Oct 2S
Superior and Duluth capitalists have
bought from Proctor Knott syndicate 800
acres Of coal land in Kentucky.
The old Sherman homestead in st. Louis
has been sold to f. A. brew, the plate glass
manufacturer, for Sl50,0O0.
The Detroit board of education has
rescnded the resolutions requiring anti
Catholic qualifications of applicants for
positions as teachers in the public schools
Miss Mary Cox, Of Chicago, when about
to retire, discovered man under her bed,
and quietly left the house and gave an
alarm. Police officers found the man still
beneath the bed and arrested him.
The General Anzeger, newspaper Of
Hamburg, is to be prosecuted for libel on
the Emperor William contained in a criti-
cism on the comedy "Pessimus"
1t is semioflicially announced that the
committee of the bundesrath on the Ger
man military bill has reported in favor of
the bill without any modification.
A dispatch from Shanghai China, an
nounces the safe termination of the jour
ney of two American college students who
set out some ponths ago to cross Asia on
bicycles.
The eighth day of the Lingo trial at Cam
den yesterday resulted in no material new
/ testimony.
James Ellington was struck by a falling
rocket during the parade in Jersey City
Thurday night. The shock caused concus
sion ofthe brain.
Corporal James Tanner, of Brooklyn
has been appointed judge advocate general
of the G.. A. r. by Commander in CHIEF
] NIafeaa,.f
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
THE elo sTRlKE A FAILURE.
New Orleans wori.mrn itrturn 20 Thcir
Places Cost IA million Dollars.

New Orleans Wori.mru itrturn ~ Thcir
Places It Cost Million Dollars.
NEW ORIEANs Nov. 10 The big strike
is of The w0rkmcn virtually surrendered.
An effort was made by the amalgmatod
council to reopen Tine question ol arbtra-
tion, but it fell fat. and the merchants re-
manned firm In their position. This, added
to the fact thnt the leadeiri could not keep
their men in line and that Che men were
half hearted who did stay ont, led TO the
termination of the trouble and avictory for
the employers
The settlement of the suise las saved
New Orleans from inca an nlo disaster
Two men deserve all th, - dit One is
iovernor Foster and the u,uer is w $.
Parkerson, who brought the merchants
and strikers together Twenty-Five thou
sand men in fifty different trades went
back to work at signal The car drivers,
who were getting fifty dollars month for
twelve hours daily work before the strike,
have gone back TO work at forty dollars "a
month for rsixteen hours daily. They struck
out of sympathy, having no grievance of
their own. The merchants had agreed TO
arbitrate the question of wages, but thou
sands of the strikers found that their
places were already filled.
The strike which has cost over 81 .0000 0o0,
began ON oct "a with the refusal of the
employers TO grant the demands of the
draymen, leaders and scalemen for higher
wages and that none butsunion men be
employed Other workers joined the ranks
of the strikers, including the gashouse
workers, electric light men and street car
employees, until the business of the city was
almost at a standstill.
Governor Foster has been receiving con.
/ gratulatory expressions from leading citi-
hzens and kilograms from far and near all
/ during the morning for his prompt action
and firm stand in dealing with the strikers,
resulting as it has ii the speedy adjust
ment of the labor troubles. Il has told
upon him, however, for he is now suffering
from nervous prostration.
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IT WAY BE RlsLAs COMET.
Holmes Discovery May Prove Of surpass-
ing Interest to Astronomers.

Holmes Discovery May Prove Of surpass-
ing Interest TO Astronomers.
BosToN, Nov. 12.-The Commonwealth
says today: Advices from the European
Union of Astronomers hint 20 the fact that
Professor Berberich, of Berlin, considers
the newly discovered Holmes comet as
probably identical with Bela's This, IL
substantia@ed, will be of the greatest in
terest TO fsHronomers. The comet was dis
covered In l1i2 by Montaigne at Limoges,
and its poriodicity was established by
Biela at Josephstadt Bohemia, in 1926.
It's successive appearances were watched
with great interest, but its position in
proximity to the sun prevented its observa-
tion ON several of its returns. IN 1915 it
was seen as faint nebula and was OBJ
served TO separate into two portions. On
its next return, i'm 1862, the two companions
were discenible, but widely separated, and
since that time it has not been seen. In
1872 a stream of meteors was noted, the
orbit. of which agreed with that of the
comet, and an interesting relationship was
at once established
The possibility that this comet, trans
formed into "a stream of meteors. is once
again visible TO us as "A comet, is of exceed
ing interest and OF value as well as a step
toward the solution of the mystery sur
/ rounding these wanderers of the skies.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Missing MIR. Dean Returns.

ELIZABETH, y. j., Nov. 12-Sylyester
Dean, wealthy hat manufacturer of Sum
nit, who disappeared from his home Tues
day, has returned, and tells strange stories
about a visit to Canada. lie was once in
an asylum, but was discharged a month
ago as cured
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nIEIl.

BYRNE.-On November 3. at 100 West
Sixth street. Julia, infant daughter of James
Byrne, agent of the Home Insurance COM
pany. Of New York.
CARpENTER.-ln this city, on the 9th
instant, James Carpenter, aged 90 years.
GEiST.-On the 10th instant, al Lancaster,
Pa, Elizabeth NJ, wife of } NJ. W. Geist.
HARRING1ON-ln this city, on Sunday,
Nov 6, aged 70 years.
ROBINSON November 2, George III.
Robinson. in his sOth year.
WITTENBERG.-ln this city, NoAember q,
Francis g. Witienherg, aged 80 years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. lla
West street. ON Saturday. NJ O'Clock. Inter-
ment at MilmintOn and Brandywine Gene
terry.
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81 Cnmnls AIaIhIn-

ROCHESTER, n V, Nov 12.-Dr Lewis
Swift, Of Warner observatory, saw the
new comet last night This makes six
comets now visible in the heavens. DR..
Swift said: "The comet discovered ON the
9Th inst. was visible night before last. It
is a very remarkable comet. / have never
seen one like it, It is as round as the sun,
and its circumferential outlines are as
sharp as the limb Of Jupiter. 1t is nearly
two degrees south of the great nebula in
Andromeda and is moving very slowly
southwest. 1t is just visible to the naked
nrn D
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Troasuror nIorrison's preoept.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 12.-State Treasurer
Morrison has issued a precept to the COM
missioners of each county calling upon
them for the payment of the four mills per-
sonal property tax. The property valua-
tion is S59i ,OO1, ,553.Sl and the four mills tax
amounts TO s., ,3Gi, ,O3023
Evening journal., 1892-11-12

B. Williams, the secretary. Of Seaford:
George Dardis Dover; Elijah Bird Clay
ton; w. H. Edwards, Dover; J. H..
Mitchell, Milton; Beecher Carter, George
town; w. II. Harris, Harrington; /, L.
Jarvis. Frederica w II. Heard, d. d.,
OF this city, and Presiding Elder j. M.
TAYLOR. of Media.
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Nicaragua Canal Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 12.-Governor Fos-
ter of Louisiana, recognizing the impor-
tance of the Nicaragua canal TO this ma
t.c., respectfully requests all United States
governors to appoint delegates 70 the Mic
aragua canal convention, which assem-
hles at New Orleans on Nov. 80.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
John Hoex Diving.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-John Hoey, ex-
president Of the Adams Express company
and one of the best known men in the
country, is lying dangerously i'll at his
rooms in Delmonicos, surrounded by the
members Of his family, and it is feared
that he cannot recover. Mr.. Hoey is suf-
fering from chronic Bright's disease of the
kidneys and various complications that
render his condition most serious.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS; STATE OF
~ Delaware, TO the sheriff OF New Castle
Co., Greeting
We command you That you sum-
mon g.. Aultman and Company, u
corporation of the State OF Ohio,
- late Of your county corporation.
sr., I so that N be and appear before the
'HN' Judges OF our Superior Court, aC
'---i Wilmington, on Monday, the
twenty-eighth day OF November.
next. TO answer George w. Skaggs
of plea of troepnsa on the case.
And have you then there this Writ Witt
ness the Honorable Joseph j. Comegys,
Esquire, at Wilmington, the First day Of
October in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nine-tWo.
Issued October 80, 1872.
PETER A. HORll, Prothonotary.
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sherman on an E.trn sessIon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-'I do not see
how the Democrats can avoid an extra ses-
sion of the Fifty-third congress" said SEN
ator sherman, Of Ohio, "unless they desire
to provoke a charge of timidity. The prep
aration Of a revised tariff ought to be com
menced by them as soon as they are in
power, if they propose to keep their pledges,
and besides, added the senator laughingly,
''if they postpone their work for thirteen
months they may not be so able 70 agree.n
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Only CInsed for Rennirs.

ELwOoD, Ind, Nov l2.-The closing Of
the American tin plate factory in this city
on Wednesday proves not to be permanent,
as at first supposed, and as a result of the
election, but only a closing for repairs lt
will in "A few weeks resume. The same is
true of the Diamond plate glass factory,
which closed the same day
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inspired by BismarcIs.

BERLIN, Nov. l2.-The Hamburger Mach
richten contains violent attack on the
new military bill The article undoubted-
~ was inspired by bismarck. The Increase
of the army, it says. can be maintained
only ~ the expense Of the quality of the
army. If the three year term of the service
should be abandoned it would bring nearer
to realization the hopes Of the SocinI-Dcmo-
cratic marty
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
TaI,es Fits Of IIydrophobia.

WoBURN, Mass, Nov. 12-Jarvis Flynn
created a sensation here by showing symp-
toms of hydrophobia. He barked Ike a
dog and tore his clothing and flesh On
recovering from the attack he told a re-
porter that he had been bitten by skye
terrier some time ago and bad had similar
attack once before
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
The Edison Decree Conlirmcd.

NEW YORK. Nov 12.-Ihe United States
circuit court Of appeals has confirmed the
decree granted to the Edison company
a,gainst the United States Electric Light
company because Of an infringement on
patent rights
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
AIyies standish's Grave Marked.

Boston, Nov T. The cannon -- o.
Founders, weighing 500 pounds each
have been placed in position to mark Cap
tain Myles Standish's grave at DuXbury.
Twelve empty sinch shells will also bo
placed there, and 5-ton bowlder marked
"Myles Standishn has been placed in the
center of the lot.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Lieutenant Cassidy Gives Bail.

BUFFALO, Nov. 12.-lieutenant Clifford
Cassidy, of the Twenty-second regiment, OF
New York city, was taken before Judge
Green, Of the supreme court, charged
with shooting the boy Broderick in the
switchmens strike here. lie gave $4,000
bail for his appearance for trial in the
court Of oyer and terminer, where he will
be defended by Judge Advocate General
.Tenks
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MARRIED.

GREEN -TATEM.-A Philadelphia, on
the 9th instant, by Rev Charles Williams,
Elmer E. Green of Wilmington TO Margaret
j. natem of Philadelphia.
TAYLOR-LANK.--A ln7 Taylor street. on
Saturday evening, November 6. 1892. by Rev.
John ID. &. Hanna, Mr.. Frederick y. Taylor
and Miss Emma f. Lank, both of Wilmington,
nnI
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CIerelnnd a IlveIr Cnrnsn.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA dispatch was re-
ceived in this city from Chicago saying
that there was a report there that Grover
Cleveland had dropped dead at his resi-
dence here. When the rumor was made
known TO Mr.. Cleveland he laughed and
said he thought he was a pretty lively
cornep
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Inrentnr Lnlnson FnlIs.

Providence, Nov. l2.-Providenco and
Atueboro jewellers are heavy losers 10y the
failure Of j. p. johnson, the inventor of
the return postal card. johnson carried
un % big trade in the wholesale sixty dollar
pnckage scheme.
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Denth rollnred tho weddlnr.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov 12.-Ralph O. Light,
of Atlantic City, died of typhoid fever at
the residence of his father-iu-law, i'm Fast
Hanover township. Several weeks ago,
while visiting his betrothed, he took ill., A
few days ago while partly convaleseing he
was married to Miss Emma Gilbert. a re-
lapse followed and he failed to rally.
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rrom rnlnlt 10 Edltorlnl ncsl,.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov 12.-Rev Forrest
T. Emerson, for ten years pastor OF the
United Congregational church in this city,
has resigned and viii remove to Missouri,
where he viii assume editorial charge of a
daily newspaper
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A uon1.l,u IIo,.mi4nn.-

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The steamship A.
J. Fuller reports that she called at Pitcairn
island and found 139 persons there. There
was no sickness and the little band Of vol
unteer exiles were all happy. There have
been no deaths ON the island for six years.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
Children Poisoned bv Arsenic.

CoLLEGEyI1LE, Pa, Nov IA number
Of children have been poisoned by arsenic
during the past few days a son and daagh-
ter of w. c. Gordon are critically ill., The
affair has caused q decided sensation, and
all attempts at investigation have proved
futile
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
The Japanese Flower.

The fourth annual chrysanthemum
show will begin on Tuesday in Associa-
tion Hall. The exhibits viii be larger
than ever before A selected orchestra
will furnish the music. The arrange.
ments are being rapidly perfected.
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A PuelIlst q nInrderer.

Nov. l2.-Edward Woods,
a well known local pugilist, was commit
ted to prison for the murder of Charles
Butler (colored).
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Richard Roberts. Of raqtop.

NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y, Nov 12-The
body of the man found in the hydraulic
canal has been identified as that Of Richard
Roberts from a letter found in his pocket
and addressed TO William j. Allen, Easton,
Pa. Roberts IS supposed to hail from that
place
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
sni.nnrl Nrnnf IN Adrnnne.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. IA mass
meeting of spinners of this city voted to
p..ition the manufacturers for an advance
of 10 per cent I'm wages.
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Indinns on Thoir Reservation.

DENvER, Nov. 12.-The Indians in Col
nrado are of their reservations and are
killing vast quantities OF deer and elk for
their hides, which they sell TO Indian
agents They also prey upon white set
tiers. The governor is asked to use vigor-
Gus measures.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
A Costly and Fatal Doze.

Bono, Miss, Nov. 12-Engineers Heiner
and Weaver were instantly killed in a col
lision between their freight trains. Il is
Thought both men were asleep when the
crnsl namn
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- chIli-rern nnnnrL Ilnninh.

LONDON, Nov. l2.-The report that the
Argentine Republic and Peru are COM
bining to make war upon Chilli was giver
a positive denial at the Argentine legation
todaV
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M cnrson,s son a ,rur,Iorer.

LAS ANnIAs, Colo, Nov. Exit Carson,
a son of the scout, was found guilty of
manslaughter. He killed his mother-in-
law and shot his father-in-law for taking
his wife from him.
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ElrI.t nenth Mnrrnnts.

ANNApOLIs, Md, Nov. - - Governor
Brown has appointed Dec. 30 and signed
the death warrants for the execution of the
eight murdercrs OF DR.. j. NJ Hill, of Kent
county.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
cr,vcd l,v DeIirium Troucps

NupDLEBOKo, Mass, Nov. l2-Robcrt
Fr,sicr, aged siyty Scotch hermit was
nttackcd by delirium tremcns. After shoot
ing at several citizens without hitting
them he blew out his own brains.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
a Nemspaper in Tronble.

MACON, Ga, Nov. ia creditors bill
was filed in the superior court alleging in
solvency Of the Macon Telegraph and pray
ing for a receiver.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12
4 pn.tmnster KlIls IIimsslf.

UopE, Kan, Nov. 12-S. NJ Leafs, the
postmaster here, committed suicide in the
po-toflice by shooting himself i'm the head
with "a revolver. He was financially en-
barassed aud feared losing his place under
the Democratic administration.