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The morning call., 1892-10-01
New York Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept 30.-The stock market was
narrow. as usual. though active and strong. New
England, Chicago Gas and distilers were the most
active. Chicago Gas finally closed at rs loss en- The
effect OF an application for receiver. while New
England rose 25s and distillers 21s. The close was
rather firm a slight rally. Governments dun
and steady Petroleum October closed at 527sc.
New YORK. Sept. 30.-United States Ronds. As.
115; do. 2's. 100; Northern Pacific. 1872 Cana
dian Paeihc, S6s4: Central Pacinc. %: Onion Pa
cihc. 1914; Atchison Santa re. 377s; wells
Fargo. l44: western Union. 95A; Silver, S3c
Sterling "a S61aG4 ss
STA go. Sugar 39312c Hops-Pacihc Coast. II
@22c. Hides. l21ac. Copper-Lake, sll 06 TIN
Spot. $50 40. Lead-Domestic, 81 05. Irons SIG.
Petroleum-October, 527sc.
HOPS.
Hops quiet and unchanged. The English
market is los and l5s higher; German. to 10
marks.
California Prunes continue rather inactive, and
SOS TO COS in bags are quoted at l0Ac.
LIMA BEANS
For Lima Beans So ~ bushel is apparently the
strictly bottom price for spot goods IN wholesale
quantities. That price has been offered for good
size lots the past twenty-four hours and refused.
Offers or 32c per pound for round lots in transit by
sail were also turned down.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw steady and unchanged; refined
steady; softs from Empire to No. reduced
1-l6e; others unchanged.
Cofee-Irregular. to o points advance. Sales
10000 ags. October, Sl4 SO; November, Sl4 so
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SHINING Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Walia Waila for
Victoria and Puget Sound. Keweeaaw for Puget
for Crescent CITY. Point Arena for Mendoc mo
Newbern for Mexico aud Los Angeles for San
Pedro. The Peru falls due from China and Japan
and Costa Rica from Departure Bay.
The ship Geo. Curtis. 1746 tons, loads Wheat at
Portland for the United Kingdom. Havre, Antwerp
Dunkirk, 23s Sd the Norwegian iron bark Nord-
lyset, 1913 tons. same voyage, 2Ss 9d.
The British iron ship Celtic Monarch 2073 tons
Is chartered for Wheat to the United Kingdom,
Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk, 23s Sd.
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pr.vESLY BIRTHDAY.

mt ard saw. in thy FAR place.
"Dost tnon Keep @ =, the frst since that dark hour
This oironu~s on NV breast was laid Loves tuheiA
htmeI 49, ron ALI. IN the immortal race, .,sce
cnOo,'erer OF fs aud death ana tiine H"U
And s Tagging. beaten runner, esa,,sworfes ieer and
49,. trom 9msT rby far world comes no heipfui grace
rnon aost not whisper that those heisn''
cold ..a., .,ee and the night
,,natS NnetS is ionr Nay am everoo,o, -, light
qbou sittest comforted ana heI,eI sait sm old;
Vet viii / hnd thee. even IN De|tI nItsR MoULToS.
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NEW MEsTERN HOTEL.
San FrancIsco Meat Mark,e,

wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, bIac, second quality A1sQ
&c: third do. 31204c
YEAL-Large. 616e; small Calves. 697c; Dairy
Calves. S0S1@e y n.
MUTTON wethers. s1a97c 2 n; Ewes. eG8lzc
LAMB-71a9814c p u.
PoRK-Liye Hogs, 41sG5c p 70 for heavy and
medium grainfed: small fat Hogs, <1sG6c; stock
Hogs, 4Lze; dressed do. 7laG3c = ID
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. so
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET.
Silver weaker.
Island Rice steadier
Wheat quiet
Barley firm.
Oats Corn and Rye unchanged.
Hay improving.
No change In Beans
Potatoes In steady demand.
Onions steady.
Picked Butter irregular.
Eggs slow.
Poultry easy.
Game season opens to-day.
Grapes In good supply.
Dried Fruit dull
Ham weak. Bacon firm
English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 80. - The SPOT market is
steady at 6s Sd. Cargoes are steady at 32s Sd
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Call Board Sales.

According to the report of Secretary t, C. Fried
lander, call board sales in September were: Wheat
l26.60O tons; Barley, 81 500 tons; total, 64,4O0
tons. Total call board sales from July TO Sep
tember 80, 1879, were as follows: Wheat. 3OS,o0O
tons; Barley. 1880 tons; Bran. 200 tons; total
46l2OO tons
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General Merchnndisa.

BAGS-Calcuttas, s4@6e Wool Bags, 35@3Sc.
RGCE-Hawatian is steader Chinese mixed. S4 a
"a 10; Nc. l. 81 5094 75 extra y o. l, 81 90@5;
Hawaiian, 81 371a9i so; Japanese, 81 50G4 90
p ctl.
TIN PLATE-s5 1906 q box.
suGAR-The western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes terms cash; Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 61sc q 10: Dry Granulatet
5s4e q 10; Confectione:s A, 55sc: Standard A,
53sc; Magnolia, 1ac; Extra c. 5e Golden C..
47se; ID. 4s4c . 10 half bbs 14c moro than bbls
and boxes 1,cm more
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
The boomerang Throwers,

The boomerang throwers will give their
last performance in this city to-day and to-
morrow, in the afternoons, at Central Park.
They are drawing very good crowds, and
their boomerang throwing is pronounced Dy
all VINO have seen it TO be really wonderful.
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AUCTION SALES.
DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - INDEPENDe
IL ence Mining Company. Location OF prlncIpal
Rice Of business, san Francisco. Cal Location OK
works, Tuscarora Elk0 County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment No. II,
levied on the 18th day of August 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the res' stiys
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the S22 level Is about feet wds ana ASSAYS
from $40 to $25 per ton. Started raise on .n,s m
level so feet of the north stope which Is up
10 feet The top Is in low-grade quartz.
KENTucK CoN.-The fourth foor stope ABOVE the
l6o Ieyel shows a streak OF ore from to feet
wi,Ie assa wing from $40 TO $50 per ton. which is
saved for paw The east crosseut on this level has
been advanced feet since last report The face
Is In quartz OF low assay value
CoSFIpENCE AND CHALLENGE CoN.-The joint
confdence aud Challenge northwest on the surface
Isyel Is in 1903 feet from the yellow Jacket Shaft,
nr o15 feet from the north line of the Yellow
Iscket mine The face shows porphyry. The Joint
drift on 100 level is in 1895 feet from the
Voiiow Jacket shaft The face shows quartz having
no yetne The Joint east crosscnt from the north
drift on the level is out IL feet, hav ing been
ancsd during the week. The facs show clay.
On aceonnt of the continued scarcity OF water in
the Carson River ore Is being shipped from the
mine at present ,,,o.., ra,., ..,o,Y >, =
mine especially on hs Sao aad s e
scarcity Of IN The Carson River no ore IS
being shipped from psid diTidepds a. follows in
September:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nFI1NoUENT SALE NOTICE-HALE & NOR
ID cross Silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco. Ca To-
cation OF works. Virginia Mining Distriet, storey
County State of Nevada.
hotice-There are delinquent upon the foIIowinS
described stock, on account of assessment NO. 1oz
ersl amounts set opposite the names OF the respec
tive shareholders as follows:
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ChiGagO Markets..

CHICAGO. Sept. 3O.-wheat was dull and opened
1sc higher, advanced lac more buying for
local speculator, declined 7sc talk OF big in
crease In the visible supply and small export busi-
ness and closed easy at 14c lower than yesterday.
Receipts, 454 600 bushels; shipments, l65, 900
bushels. Rye-56c Barley-63c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30 Wheat-Cash, 72s4c. Corn
4312c. Pork-$I0 so. Lard-sS Rins-$9 sJ.
w hIskY-Sl Is.
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MORNING SALES
,nn9a oceanic s Co 80; so 8 v water
do daooVLs; 10 Pacific Gas Imp 81 s6ogosV AZ nonds
%. ~ soooo a , Branch Railway Bonds 1O7H Do"N''
Stfeet-$e00O S V AZ Bonds. 90 va
AFTERNOON sALEx
Water, l0OA. olcia Zec; 10
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And In acc ccordance with law and an order from
the rd of Trustees. made on the 1lth day OF
August 1892. many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as NAV be necessary, viii be sold at public
auction at the ONCE of the company, room 20.
Nevada BLOCK, 500 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco California Friday, the 7th day OF october,
1892 st the hour of O'Clock p NJ. of said day,
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expense OF safe
A B. THOMPSON, Secretary
0nice-Room 26. Nevada Block. 30s Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. SELF I'd
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the Board of Directors made on the 18th day of
August 1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary viii be sold at public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, $40 Pine
ST.. rooms 10 ana II San Francisco. CAL on
Thursday. the 18th day OF October. 1892 st the
hour Of O'Clock p n. OF said dsy. pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
w PEW, Sscretary.
once - $40 Pine ST., rooms Is II, San
Francisco, Cal. ss2S I'd
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off coast, sss Tor just shipped and s2s Sd Tor
FUTURES

FOR off coast, S3s for just shipped and 32s Sd Tor
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
September IS; october, 5s ll1Ad: November, os
lad; December, IS 21ad; January, 6s 314d; fep'
ruary, 6s 4d.
LONDON, Sept. 3o-Consols. e71s: Silver. Sslsd;
Rentes 99f S7t1c,
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Exchange and Bullion,
PortIand's Business.
The Week.. Failures.

PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 3O-Clearances 1926 5ooOi
balances. $50 600.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CONFI.
IL dence silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business San Francisco, Calf.
forna; location OF works, Gold HILL Storey
County Nevada.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF sssessment (No.
2l) levied on the thirteenth day of August 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respectixe Shareholders. as folloMs:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CHALLENGF
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location of
principal Place of business. san Francisco Cal
Location of works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account Of assessment No. II,
levied the oath day OF August 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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Weak Men and Women

CH0ULD USa DAMIANA BITrERS, THa
- Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health ana
strength to the Sexual 0rSaaA not eol,k
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Family Retail Market.

Butter is dearer again. Cheese and Eggs are un-
changed.
The Meat market is amply supplied at last weeks
prices
Poultry shows no change Tho Game season opens
to-day.
Salmon will again be in season to-day, yesterday
being the last day of the close season. The flsb
market is weh supplied with most KINDS anu prices
show noteworthy change.
Fruits in fair supply. but some kinds, notably
Peaches and Plums, dear. being rather scarce.
The Vegetable market is abundantly stocked with
all Seasonable varieties
Following Is IHE CALLS regular weekly retain
nrica e IiSf.
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Il lDelinqnt
~ No Amt. III the SaleDay

assessments Pending.
NJ. ,o,,ou,,,,tsal 10 a lst of assessments now pei
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENSESr, Chronomssss ant
instrument Maker. Calf ornia stress
Sign of the Wooden Salor
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YCaEp SALES.

NoTE-Assessments OF mines nos A''''N 0- '-
BoaId fail delinquent in once
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Butter choice YroII7OQ75 Cheese Eastern ....200 =
do. good. ....". 500 Go Cheese, SWISS. 80 q .
Ordinary. DO. .50n 90 Eggs, u doZ 3od3o
Picked Roll, q roil60955 Eggs Eastern. Jog ~
Firkin q 10 - 25G27 Honey, comb q II. ..2OG25
Eastern p 10. .259g30 do, extracted ..'AZYIo
Cheese, Cal. .l2Q15
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AZ think Eve found the clew at last,
Judge"
The shrewd-looking detective pulled his
fnr collar over his crimson ears with a Jerk
as Judge Emerson walked by his aide
through the foul, narrow turning of an OBJ
scure downtown street.
Mind. l don't hold ont any hopes for
certain only say think we're on the
right scent at last"
.How did you discover it?"
We'll, 1t was ia one OF those emigrant
boarding. houses-this is the very place"
The officer walked upstairs and tbroupb
the dark entry. with the air of a man WHO
vas entirely accustomed to this sort OF
passage. '"0
only l." ~
An old crone rose hurridly up from her
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-01-30
MEMPHISRoUTE

Kansas City, Ft. scott + Memphis II. X.
Offers YOU tile most pleasant and desirable
route TO Kansas City and all points east, north
aud west. to Mcmphis and all points south.
At Kunsas City, connections are made NJ
Union depot with NIL through trains for Chi
cago, st. Louis aud the east; TO st. Paul, Den-
yer, San francisco, Portland and west and
northwest. Via this line, entire triln with FIRE
reclining chair car and Pullman Buffet sleeping
cur runs through to Birmingham, Ala. tull-
man Buffet sleeping car. Kansas City to New
Orleans. aud Kansas City TO Atlanta, Gu. There
is no other direct rUutr from thr west Ia Jack
vile, PensarOl, Nashville, Chattanooga, and
all southern cities.
This route. via HOxie, is the short line to Lit
tie Rock and Hot spTingsi the short aad Cheap
route TO Fayetteville, BentOnyllle, F"It Smith,
Eureka Springs aud al points In ArkAnsas.
Write tor large map and time taldes showing
through connections. 81
Before purchasing your ticket call upon u
ticket agent of this cJmpany. or write TO the un-
dersIgnec fsl rates. special rates and arrange
nents for partIes aud their mOvablrs going sOIlh
10 locate.
send for cnpy Of the Missouri and Kansas
Farmer, giving fuI informs ton relative Ia the
Cheap lands Of southwest Alis-Ouu. Nallr'l nee.
J. z. LOCKWOOD,
zen, Pass. aud Ticket Agt
Kansas ClIy, 40.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
L.nnh Ont for saualls

There Is every indication that the
present week will be one OF the
stormiest ever known on the Sound.
Remarkable atmospheric disturbances
have been caused by Bielas' comet, the
overwhelming Democratic victory,
Bourn's aldermanic boom or some
other unknown agency. Max kuner
has kent a careful record Of barometrical
changes since he has resided here, and
has never recorded an atmospheric
pressure so light as has prevailed since
Sunday. Az 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing his instrument indicated 2s.sl. ~
day yesterday it hoyered about 20, with
a slightly upward tendency, standing
at 20. 10 at 9 o'clock last evening. Capt
/ DE Jon, of Tacoma, pioneer sea cap
tain, says the barometer is lower thai
he has seen II here In the past thirty
five years. An extremely low barome
ter Is invariably followed by sever
| gfnrfua
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
From Pulpit to Prison

WOOSTER, o., Nov. 2S-Wm. Wilson,
son of Rev. f. ;. Wilson, a Methodist
minister, who was literally educated
and tenderly reared left here for Mis-
souri, in 1859. He soon after married
the daughter Of Senator Clymer. since
then nothing has been heard from him,
and he has been mourned as dead.
Word has just been received that he is
i'm prison, convicted Of horse stealing.
Since his conviction he has confessed
his identity, and says further that he
served in the confederate army during
the war, was sent on a private mission
north by jefferson Davis and after the
death Of his wife and children, Joined
the band of the notorious Younger
brothers. He was also associated with
the James boys He then became re-
morseful, went to Texas, was ordained
preacher of the Christian church, and
while in Holy orders borrowed horse
and sold it, for which he was con
yictpd
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
nenth of Jamen Quigley

James Quigley, father Of Thos Quig-
ley, the well known pressman OF the
HERALD office, died yesterday morn
ing at = O'Clock at 81. Joseph's hospital.
Though he had been ailing for some
months his illness did not threaten an
early fatal termination until about IA
week ago, when he was taken to the
hospital that he might receive the best
possible care. He was about 90 years
of age, and came to the coast some
years ago from Brooklyn, n. Y, where
his wife and five children still reside
About four months ago lac came 10
Fairhaven from Portland, and was
well cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Quigley up to the time of his death,
One other son, Val, formerly resident
here, is now living in Mlssoula, Mont
The funeral, which will be private
will take place from st. Joseph's nos
pital tomorrow afternoon at 80.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
An Unfonnded Report

The report published in the Sunday
Reveille that the electric railroad had
been sold to f. G. Todd Is entirely with
out foundation. 1t Is true that Mr..
Todd had been negotiating with indi-
vidual stockholders of the two electric
ligh companies and the electric rail-
way company. He succeeded in get
ting an option on the electric railway,
the stockholders reserving the right TO
countermand the option for "A certain
length of time, and until this time
elapses he does not know whether or
not he has even the option. The re-
port that the sale had been closed Is
nurp mOOnshinp
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
RASCAhbY ]. ?. CLERKS
They are Bribed by Colorado Grain
Dealers to FalSiIy Weights
GREAT WIND STORM PREDICTED
The Checkered Career Of Ministers
Son-The Alabama Governor
ship Contest

DENVER, Nov 2S-By means OF the
Justification of weights 10y the employees
of the Union Pacific railroad five firms
have for long time monopolized the
grain trade in this state. Grain Is
cheaper along the Missouri, and Burl-
lngton, and Rock Island railways than
along the Union Pacific, yet during
August, September and October the
Burlington Il Missouri River road only
handled 3ls car loads of grain against
1891 by the Union Pacific, A COM
plant has been drawn up against Otto
II. Garfield, Union Pacific clerk,
charging him with forgery. 1t is al
legged that the grain ring paid him 500
a month to underweigh the cars, and
that through these frauds they made
from $50 to $40 car. Other employees,
some of higher grade than clerks, are
suspected of being concerned in the
conspiracy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
NEW WHATCoM NOTES

=. d. Hardness, of Blaine, is at the
Byron.
George Bacon went to Mount Vernon
yesterday.
G.. a. Fuller, the merchant, is in Sc
attic on business.
Victor Roeder Is confined to his
home by illness.
The ship Highlander dragged anchor
inshore for nearly mile in the gale
yesterday.
The wagon Of the Pacific laundry
was blown into Whatcom creek from
Elk street yesterday morning.
The Haytien Republic came in last
night from Vancouver after four car
loads of shingles from Cooper's mill.
The Mikado company met last even
ing to begin work on the " Pirates OF
Penzance under the direction of Prof.
Laliey.
The scow Chuckanut is loading a.
the Blue Canyon bunkers for Van.
couver and will go out today in tow OF
the Rainier.
All candidates for city offices who
have not done 50 are requested to file
their petitions with City Clerk Leacf
i'm order that they may be published
the requisite number Of times.
A man by the name Of Thompson
from Ferndale, was yesterday befor
the superior court on "A charge OF in
, sanity. A medical examination wa
made by Drs. Cross and Goodheart AM
the defendant was adjudged insane.
r Capt. Langdon, Of the bark Caroln
, Spooner, has decided to become res
, dent of this city, and has closed wit
: A. w. Pettibone the purchase OF Mr.
r Fraser's residence property, lot Z /
block 30i, on the corner of William
and Madison streets. The price paid
$4,000. The captain will move his fan
u ily into the house at once. His vess
i IL now loaded and will go to sea
d charge of the mate.
a The editor of the Reveille does ~
y seem to place unbounded credence
/ the statements Of his Fairhaven repr
l. sentative. Sundays issue contain'
the positive assertion that the electr
railroad had been purchased by r..
Todd. Yesterday Mr.. Adams was sk
q mishing among the stockholders Of q
y company asking them If there was an
>, thing IN the report. In this case the
10 was wisdom In delaying the investle
ne ton until after the publication, oth'
re wise good item would have be
to spoiied.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
NO. So

only eXperimentalist in that line. Yes
terday l.. C.lKJeldson brought To the
HERALD office bunch of flax raised in
his garden in Happy Valley, from seed
which he obtained at the Centennial
exposition at Philadelphia in 1876 and
which he planted last April. The
bunch is thirty-two inches high above
the top of the single root from which 1t
grew and which is one and half
inches in circumference. 1t contains
$50 bolls and 3, 500 seeds, which are pro-
nounced as nearly perfect as they can
be grown. This test, taken in connec-
ton with those made by DIR. Thornton,
would seem to prove that the. soil and
climate of the rich valleys Of the Sound
country are admirably adapted to flax
culture
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
Murder Will Out, Even in Mexico

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Nov. 2s-A dis
patch from Villa Musuquise, Coahulia,
says that the trial Of Adolph Nillareat,
the wealthy stockman accused of hav-
ing murdered McKellar, the Scotch
ranch owner, shot in July last, has
been concluded. Nillareat hired a
man from Il distant town to assassinate
McKellar On the night ofthe murder
the hired assassin went To Nillareat' ;
house and said: at is done" Viii
lareat gave him 5000 and promised to
give him the balance on the next day.
The next morning, however, Nillareat
was iu Jail. The murderer then went
TO work in the silver mines in the
neighborhood. While drunk he told a
woman of his expectations from VII
lareat. She reported the matter to the
authorities, and thus the facts of the
| killing came out. The Judgment OF
the court condemns Nilalreat to twenty
wears imprisonment at hard labor anc
confiscates his property, to pay $1,000,
to the family Of the victim and Sl5, ,W'
to pay the expenses Of the court in hl
| ease
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-29
MIR. Laidlaw and the University


The Seattle acknowledgements, Of
Monday, has the following which will
he read with interest by friends Of Mr..
Laidlaw here a. well as all who are in
terested i'm the great university pro-
ject
Rev. Walter Laidlaw, who yesterday
occupied the pulpit of the First Prcsby-
terian church, is president Of the new
university at FairhaVen. He Is Cana
dian by birth and 81 years Of age. He is a
graduate of the University Of Toronto,
ISL, and of Princeton Theological semi
nary, 1854. lie then took two years
course Of study at the University OF Ber-
lin. He has quite recently resigned his
first pastOratc, that OF the Jermain Mem
| Orial church, at West Troy, n. Y. Dur
| ing MIR. Laidlaw's past0rate Of six aud a
| half years the membership was increased
! by over 200 and perfect organization ef-
| iected. lie was the organizer and prcSl-
dent Of a society for prevention OF cruelty
| TO children and also Of "A home for friend
less children. The first organization haC
the supervision OF 400 children, Will,
the latter sheltered 100. lie left thi,
charge TO accept call TO the presidency
of the University of Fairhaven. Mr.
Laidlaw said last evening: | am max
ing a tour of the state, inspecting the DIFF
ferent educational institutions, with ;
view Of determining the policy Of our owl
school. ! leave In few days for thu
East, where | shall spend the winter.
will spend the time In having plans TO
our buildings made, In selecting "A faculty
and preparing "a curriculum for the school
which opens next fall. The institution
. has property which brings It a yearly In
come that runs into five figures, and IT.
ultimate endowment will be the largest i
| 4 Ia. Fag q, -