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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

sisH 70 her horns 10 charlotte town, = T.. l.
Mr. Stanley vii lDis her in few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

fNoK stII.-fhc kamerrtt and Ilawkcyc
ihmcra@hrst cameras ma,,r for amateur
photography all and see samples OF WORK, uf
-trr"-l"ld with john W Dana Agent, Gardiner.
name {uuptItE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Reuben llsley and wife of Houlton are
in the city for part of their summer va
.atinr,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

AZ ANTEb-h iiy" man in each town u kUI-
w nchrc county to sell tickets to the Worlds
on tn" inNt1Imcnt plan Tickets now ready
" 'Nefybodl l.. &. siorcr, agent, Augusta
ayl9dtf
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i,r. ard Mr.. CsrriBztsH, She hare s-een
whiting ti4eir daughter. Mrs. 4. y. Berman.
returned yesterday.
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WANTED Mi, Basl,ic Waugh can t,.t. .
w Au"dat" II few more regular and nav
barders. l. Crosby street tune, o..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Rev &. W. Hinckley was in town Mon
Hay on his way home from Bucksport
WHERE he spoke SUNDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK., june >.
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Nuns wa 80 o'''' ""'' 49, t,r,
si''N' 800" "','.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

\ 'saitey wa in Ellsworth yesterday on
ifsssasee EsHsiae.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

l.. A. Burleigh Of the Harvard Law
School WAS in the city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28
GARDINER.

Ma. Nellie wyman Is visiting srienis ia
atts1i Mas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28
WATERVILLE.

Judge Bouuey of Portland registered at
the Elmwooi Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Charles Pepper and wife of Newark. y
j.. are in the city for commencement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

BEEcHAA's PiLLs cure Bilious and Ner-
vous Ills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28


# j., nov believed that the man who was
lruN ned At the Islanders " harf late Satur-
lae night was Charir, William Fields
H. WIS a brother at Thomas G.. Field, of
this ciie, proprietor of the Gardiner and
augusta Accommodation Express. lie
came here ON the train Al = O'Clock Sarur-
lay evening and went to his brothers 81 here
he engaged board paving - down III al
vance. hoing out later he met an acqualn-
lance and It is understood the two became
much intoxicated. Returning to the lighter
moured nenr trays wharf on which hi-
acquaintance worked the two continued
together until ahout ~ 80 " hen Fields left
The remainder Of the story AMI the
description of the man ITALICS with
the report of the affair in Yesterday, lot H.
>AL, Al day yesterday crowds Of men
wcrc dragging the river bottom but with no
success. Dynamite cartridges were cx-
plodcd beneath the surface of the water,
hut these also failed To bring the body up.
aud the scarrh was Abandoned for the pres
cut. Mr. Firiis, brother of the missing
man, tells the l"rE>Nr representative that
he has no doubt the drowned man is his
brother. Further particulars of the matter
are awaited with much interest rs there is
4 certain amount of ny stCry surrounding it
aud Somc among them being the brother of
Mr. Fields. fear that he was the victim ct
foul plaI
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HALLOWELL,

The Nllikcu- min starts up tn MORN
my and n 1t now look, viii run until fail
t,rorgr T. Wingatr went To squirrel
Island Saturday and will spend several ia'y .
IheT...
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What is
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Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fevershness. Castoria vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulency
Casora assimiates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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LOST.

Z O~T-SstRfday aisas, On Western Avenue, =
4 hiaek cloth >hs,8lsssr rase. flaficf pesst
iySsV tx saiHs 81 this egaes, }ailsss>stss
Il O>T-SSsssssas, Jsap .ssii, state sitees,l,rsl
- Bridge street, black six umbrella vita psi
srzi nl4it amt assssgst On The sn>sc wI,l,
the setter r. IN gt.s, The finder vail hs s,.ises
rewarded By leSyle- the ssnc 3, a GsEtle frrt
4 O>r-in ihis city isaF shSl.si garnet
- stick pan, 81 "a ttra>rAn ssS. eisaia'4r re-
ward ,s,id i.sF svsa5h I, il.i. ethec. ilaeiln
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KENNEBC : SAGADAH0C

Which alternately leaves Gardiner at =, kich
mouh and Bath NJ PM
EEIIENING. viii leave Liurulus Wharf
Rustun, every evening trNCvpt sundays, NJ Il
urlu,k Tor landings un krnuobcc river.
lhr'r Steamer, are unWicrc surpassed tor
-iI,as,h nad 81, giuc, ar comfortable room, aud
hyith-
Prr, of ,ta:os ooms sl.no, except for - frw large
nur>.
Frrjghl taken at fair rate. careful, handled aud
promptly delivered.
JAS Il. DEAkE. President, Bath.
AILtN PARTRIDGE, Agent, Augusta
HIRAM FULLER, Agent llGllowUil.
q. NJ BLANCHARD, Agent, Gardiner. Aptlihtt
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The Huwyr service st the Epi.copa,
church sunday evening wa, a most pheasant
,cryice. The altar ami ehancs.l were hand
s5mels iir0rat,-d y IN huwer-, hich after
the seftier were sent to The hospitals at
Portland sud at the National Home The
music arranged fpf the occasion hy Choir
Master Combs WIS of mos, appropriate
trid interesting character and WIS the fra-
turr uf the evening service. The
following musical programme wa,
rendered hy the choir the soloi~ts being
Mr. ! t.. Stephenson frat tenor Mr.. 4.
G. iIarioB. second tenor Mr. IT II.
Comb frat bass Mr. Scott H. Stone.
zccond bass; Mastsrs Paul Berry ami
Ralph Small soprano; Louis Spear and
Percy White. Aito,
rrpee- .iuuHl II wan rs, = Wbitn,y
t,lurlHs' VI So Walter could
,,' a., ~, !, l",'ii,n''' Er,.J =. Il Hodge
Anihrm is, King nf Low my shepherd T. d"
Harry Rove ~hry
tHihrm. The Eadtsnt Morn hath Passed Ava, 20
Rev J II Wu",lW prd
INSCRIPTION, +Iri thine haud help me-" Iiarudnl
''iertnrium -'Eoek ~ Ages Quartet
iiv request.
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Indigestion.
HORSFORD'S Aeid Phosphate

Promotes digestion with
out injury and thereby re-
Iieves diseases caused by
Indigestion of the food. The
best remedy for headache
proceeding from a disorder
ed stomach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-28

Trial besfle mailed On receipt Of IS cents
n s.auges. RlliEfcsd Chemical Works,
Ifoy5ief.cs, 2. |.
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Castoria.

"Castoril is an excellent MEDICINE Tor chi
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF lis
good effect upon their children"
DE-. G. c. osaooD,
Lowell, Mass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

oppesits this place. Two large white
oAks acted - seconds for the princi-
pals, each hiding behind one Of thess
obstacles and hring st bis enemy. The
particspAnts were Bot Palmer and
John Hollsy, officers OF the steamer
City Of Albany. The beat has been
here several days loading for . trip
down the river, and the men had =
quarrel, during which Holley Get .
black eye. Holley vent away. armed
himself with . pistoi, and returning 10
the boat told Palmer he WAS ready 10
settle their trouble on the fieId of
honor. They jumped into . small
ooat, padded to the opposite side of
the river and entered the woods.
Palmer waa armed with . Winchester
rid . and Holley with . pistol. Taking
.hs ir poslsiOns behind two trees about
one hundred feet apart they opened
tire on each other. Thirteen sAots
were fired, during which Palmer said
70 uoiley:
"coms out from that tree and I'll
get you."
well. you come closer and I'll get
you."
One ball giazed PaImer's leg. but
there was not even IN abrasion of the
akin. Holley had . similar escape
from bullet which barely touched his
face. Failing to kill each other the
combatants gave up and returned TO
their accustome ed quarters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
Nuns Held for Ransom.

PARIS. April l5.-rhe nuns arrested at
Whpdah by order of King BehAnzin are
part OF . colony sent out some time
ago with the view Of assisting III educa-
sional and missionary work among the
natives of Dsnomey. The latest ad-
vices show that the Europeans at Why
dah have been expecting trouble for
some time and the nuns have been
warned Of thei. danger. They per-
sisted. however, IN remaining. Ii 10
said that number OF native scholars
and converts have also been carried of
10 Abomey and that tho nuns may be
compelled 70 witness the cruel sscri-
fice of those endesred TO them. IL 10
not believed that Behanzin will injure
any of his European prisoners ana that
they will probably be held for ransom.
Considerable anxiety IS felt, however,
on that question. as Behanzin il known
TO be . man of violent temper AMI the
situation OF the prisoners during war
between the French ana the Dehomeys
will be precarious.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
SHARPENING the Bears Claws.

LONDON, April l5.-Advices from st.
Petersburg say that the council of the
empire has adopted series OF drastic
measures, which indicate that prepara-
tons are being made for war. A plan
has been approved by which ali private
rallways and steamers will be turned
over to the government in the event of
u mobilization of the forces being or
dered. The severest penalties are pro-
vided for any Cne who shall communi.
cate abroad any of the plans of the
government or any document contain
ing information which, because Of con-
siaerations of external security, should
be kept secret. The authorities will
also punish, without trial. such per-
sons as shall he discovered to he se-
cretly teaching in the Polish language.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
Expect No Trouble May-Day.

MADRID, April l5.-The socialist lead
ers have informed the government that
in view of the anarchist outrages they
will net have any PROFESSIONS on May
day. The authorities had already init
mated that such professions would
have to he held, if at all, under careful
restrictions. Since suppreseing the an
archist club, the Marquis de Viana,
governor Of Madrid, has received sew
eral letters threatening him with death.
The marquis said today that there were
but few anarchists in Madrid and he
did not believe that there Was any con-
cert of action among them. The out
RACES he attributed to individual GRIM
inalty. The centers of anarch in
SPAN, he thought, were Barcelona,
Bilbao and Xerce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
BROKE In A ROW
TO ATTEND A PRIZE FIGHT
rhe Temporary Speaker Rulss In an Ar
bitary Manner, Exciting the Wrath
of Members Not In L."

CoLuxscs, Ohio, April 15.-A night
ssssion Of the house Ct representatives
broke up in . row ~ 10 clock tonight
A number of members desired 70 attend
. prize tight At the Columbus Athletic
club, and though in . minority planned
to force an adjournment that they
might do 20. Representative Daugh-
ery. who was . party to 1t. was in the
chair and recognized . motion
&c adjourn, and ne refused 70 no
tIce the demands for the yeas and nays
He declared the motion to adjourn car
rled on . viva voce vote. instantly
there WAS scene of pandemonium on
the tloor. Representative Taylor, his
face lvld with rage, hurled terrible
denunciations at the chair. Repre-
tentative Beaumont cried, "Put the
scoundrel out of the chair" and slm-
liar cries came from all over the floor,
but Chairman Daugherty had declared
the kouse adjourned and left the desk.
Representative Griffin, who had urged
an adjournment, approached Tay.
lor, who was delivering har-
rAngue. TO pacify HIM. bu, tho enrsged
legslator struck blow which caught
Grif.in's nat and sent il sailing across
the desks. but did no other damage.
The excitement gradually subsided,
and those who wisned withdrew 10 At
tend the pugllistc entertainment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
HURT BY THE GRIP.
A Train Of Grip Cars Dashes Into Horse
Gar

CHICAGO, April l5.-At 7:lo O'Clock
this morning south.bound Cottage
Grove avenue grip car No. 1928 crashed
into horse car bound east on Forty
third street and ss q re suit two men
are now receiving medical attendance,
one At his home. the other at q hospi-
tai. The injured are John Col
Inns, residence unknown, badly cut
about the head, taken to Mercy
hospital. Micnael Leonard. 743 Root
street, injured about the groin. Taken
to his home. The horse car was di-
rectly across the cable tracks when the
grip struck it, the blow falling right at
tho center of the car. The car was
lifted bodily from the trucks and
landed clear of them. For ten feet the
SIDE struck was caved in, the wood
having been smashed into splinters.
Every window IN the car was broken.
Collins and Leonard were the only
occupants OF the horse car, and the
collision occurred 90 suddenly that
neither one had any time to escape.
Collins, who was the more seriously in
jured, and may die, was sitting on the
side of the car which WAS struck. A
crowd at once gathered about the wreck
and helped to extrlcate the two men.
For = time the excitement WAS IN
tense. Just as it was almost at its
height IT was reinforced bv the clang-
ing OF patrol wagon bell, rs load of
Hyde Park policemen were landed at
the scene. They made no arrests. but
satisfied themselves by taking Leonard
to lis homo and Collins to the Mercy
HOSPITAL,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
WILL MAKE A TEST
Mather Granger. the Insurance
Agent, Is Arrested
UNDER THE INSURANCE LAWS
Because He Solicited Business for . Com
pany Not Legally Entitled TO Do
Business in Michigan.

On complaint Of Attorney General
Ellis. Msther Granger, . wsll-knosn
insurance solicitor OF this city. Was ~
rested yesterday for violating the insur-
ance law. He Was sgraigned before
Justice Westfail. waived reading of the
complaint, pleaded not guilty and de-
manded an examination, which Was
set for April %. TIE case is of vast
importance to every insurance man
and company in the state. II is the
first arrest made under section 1854 OF
Howell's annotated statutes, and will
be made test case. The law reads ~
fellows: THAT il shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, as agent,
solicitor, surveyor. broker or Any other
capacity, to transact. or 10 s,d in any
manner, directly or indirectly in trans
acting or soliciting within this state,
buslpess for any fire or inland naviga-
ton insurance company or associations
not incorporated by the laws OF this
state, or to act for or in behalf of any
person or persons, firm or corporation.
as agent or broker or in any other ca
pacity, TO procure or assist TO procure. =
of insurance on property s.tuated IN
this state, In any company or assoc'a-
ton without tins state, whether moor
porated OF not, without procuring ar
receiving from the commissioner OF
insurance the certificate OF authority
provided for in eectlon % Of an
act entitled AN act relative to the
organization OF fire and marine nsur-
ance companies transacting business
within this state" The penalty for
failure to comply n, on conviction, a
fine of not less than $50 nor more than
$500, or serve not more than ak
months in the county Jail, or both IN
the discretion of the court. In this
case Mr. Granger solicited for firm
located outside the state. which has
not complied with the law in deposit
ing the requisite amount of money
with the state treasurer, nor has IT
secured certificate of authority. Its
mode of doing business is for the solic-
itors to procure the orders and then
forward them, making out the policies
in another state. IL is thought that in
this way the letter of the law can be
lodged under the pretext that the ac-
tusl business is transacted outside the
state. IL is sad that two-thirds OF the
insurance business done IN the state il
dons IN this way. 20 steps have here
tofofo been taken toward enforcing
the law, and outside companies have
been rolling in clover. Those conf
panies which have complied with the
law have determined TO fight those
which have not. Attorney General
Ellis and the state insurance commit
sioners have been forced into the tight.
Grand Rapids will be the center Of
battle and Mr.. Granger the target.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
FRAUD NTHE MAPS
Enterprising Spectators Play
aTrick
ON THE HUNGRY LAND SEEKERS
Who Are Pressing te Get Into the Prom
ised Land - The PYesident'e
Woydy PToclamation.

0uruRs, o. T.. April l5.-The presi-
dent's cficisi proclamation Published
IN the Oklahoma stats capital today
makes twenty-sevcn columns in hne
type. An examination Of the lands in
the proclamation. and comparison With
tho allotment map sold here BY the
thousand, show the maps 10 be rank
fraud. The maps show many claims
of the finest land allotted To Indiana
when they were really open 70 settle
iored in ,ne eps .; ssns ~
ulators who hope thus to keep people
of the choice lands aud secure them
themselves. Three times - many peo-
pie a. usual are coming in today, but
the crowds in town are scarcely
smaller, for the largo number moving
out are taking positions along the line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
KENT COUNTY SCIENTISTS.
DR.. Parker Talks on The Subject Of Fss
Culture

The Kent County Scientific lnstHiut.
held iis regular meeting isst night
Prof. j. &. Parker, n mepi,er ot tbs
state fish commission. delivered An IN
tereeting address. He said that for tie
past two years experiments had beer.
made with = northern species of brook
front. lt had been ascertained that N
the southern waters Of the etste these
rish fhfiyed. IL was considered 20 10
on account of their being able 10 bns
an abundance of food, rather than the
favorable temperature of the water
During the present year about 3.00e, sf
had been planted Ia the VARIOUS lake
and rivers throughout the state, NO er-
ceptiou being made as 20 locsl8ty
Some experiments we're made with
German brown trout as food fish, whicf
was satisfactory. One peculiar and IN
teressing point wss disclosed. f,st
brought from the weet and planted q
eastern waters do not suryive. but fist
from the east put IN western waters d.
nicely. shsd placed IN the waters
near Sacramento multiplied aud had
been found al the way from ssnt<
Diego 70 Alaska. II vas found that
where lakef bad lowered biact
base, the natural FISH, become estnct
Even o fast vas suficient 20 cause dam.
age. Baes feed on . vegetable snfs
stance near the TOP, and when the "a
ies - lowered their feeding ground q
destroyed. Prof. Parker, in aliucsns
10 the exhibit 20 re made ~ The Worio {
Fair, rad that "A would be ope cf the
largest and fIness ever seep ~ any tins
or ct any place Prof. RlFsro Of the
safe universItv - assisting the coms,is-
sion. lie uses the microe.ope and de-
vices the methods OF life ard the msds
Of living n the iakes.
Al The meeting sf the Kent County
Medical eociety held last evening tie
annnsl election Of officers vac com
pIesed. ss foliowe Treasurer. d.. 3
Y. Wooster. executive hoard, Drs- J. p.
Grswei6. Arthur Hardwood and I. y
Brsdfeid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
PUBLIC BUILDING BILLS.
A Large Number Favorsbly Reported
the HOUSE Today.

wAsHIseros. April Is.-ln the hcus
today blIls for public buiidings 81 ia.
following places we're fsvorabiy ~
ported from the committee on publr
buildings and grounds: Newport News
Va; Gardiner. Me-; Hakungs. Neb-
Annison. Ala; Cumberland, Nd.
Wiikesbarre, Pa; Nashua. N. H.; Bed
ford City. va., cheynne, Wyo.; Dur
ham, n C.; Johet. H.; Ann Arbor
Mich; Masslilon, Ohio; Brunswick, Ga
Waterbury. Conn; Clinton. lews
Providence, 4. l.; Helena. Mont.
Boise City. Idaho; spokane fslls
Wash; Suspension Bridge. n. ".
Brocton. Mass. Aiso bills for q msrins
hoepitsl at Gallipolis, Ohio. and 10 IN.
crease the iimit Of cost NJ Psterson. "
j.. Buffalo. n. y. l$2. 500 .oO0l, Kansas
City. No., l$l zoe. .000), ana for the sals
of tie cid custom house rs Louisville
Ky. The house then went into com.
Mite Of the whole on the private Gal.
endar. the pending measure being the
sloley bill.
The house committee on elections
today set apart May for hearing sreu.
ments IN the contested election case OF
McDufy against Turpin. from the
fourth Alabama district.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
Farmers Denounce the Sugar Trust.

Farmers Dcnounce the Sugar Trust.
: sWILMrNGroS, Del. April 15.-Ihe
Kent County Farmers Institute, in
session at FELTON,. adopted and ordered
sent to Washington resolutions de-
nonnclng the "most unjust and iniqui.
tous attempt of the sugar refineries OF
the United States to enrich themselves
at the expense Of the people at large"
as "high-handed and impudent out
rage" and calling upon congress TO
"protect us against the assault of this
heartlcss monopoly by an immediate
repeal IF ell duty upon whatever
grades or kinds of sugar"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

bsen notified Of the revocation OF ia
contract The government hes, hos
ever, made definite concsssson fs
the same purpcss % American partis
headed by W. 3. Valentine and b. h
Nsn Auken, yr., ef this city. % whom
10 ceded the local rsilroad nov exciting
On immense amount OF land ans
other valuable grants. The meeting
of special envoys frem each Of IA
Central AmencAn rspubilcs citing .
San salvador. the oAblceram sAys
made treaties Of hrn frisnoship, thu
Assuring absolute peace IA eli oentrs
America.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16
BANKER MEAD's MURDER.
Kennie Sherman is Indicted ss an Access
sorry After the Fact.

wAurAcA. Wis. April I5.-The
eighth and last man indicted in the
Mead investigation will he arrested to-
morrow. Ills name is kennie sher-
man. Al the time of the murder he
was resident Of waupscs, and Was
then q Wild bat good-natured sorf of
youth about IL years Of old, bat he
had one widely known fault, and that
was eyaggeration. lie was al
wsye snxIous for notoriety, and
this combination caused his
tongue TO wsg rather freely N re-
gard to the Mead murder, and he even
went so far ss almost 20 confess that he
had q hand IN the affair. He never
went ss far ss thIs, ho~ever, and this
indictment simply charges iim with
beng IN sccessory after the fact. He
Is supposed 10 he somewhere IN MIME
cots, hn. iust where the officers decline
To state. lie career bss been some
what checkered. and some two years
ago he did time FOR burglary.