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The state herald., 1893-04-21
HE. TEDMoN, Register.
tfitst publication Apr u ises;J
U 3 Land once Sterling CaiS. I
Ap'il II, 1888.

No AW)
Complaint having bs.en entare At this of!iee
v by X, 9. Brainnr'i against Mary McAullcn
for abaudoning his Iiomcs,s I'D Entry No iOhss
dated December Q. iss.1 upon tho l.ts !, 3 and
sections. tp y n, range ~ " In Phillips
eounttss ole. with view to the canceiiati,a
.ljl: s,
Tie said parties arc hereby summoned &.
appear At this oficc OH tho ssd day Of June.
lss At 10 o'clock IN to respond and flrniaA
concerning said alleged ahAnd"a.
lacnt.
The state herald., 1893-04-21
tfirst publication Api7.j
U 3 Land Once Sterling Colo ~. a.,
feb 10 lsb0 NJ oiv

Us Land Once Sterling Colo Nh s,o
Feb 10 1880 NooW
Complaint having Leen entered nj this o.
ncc by Martin II. whitman yainst Hardin
Hanger for abanoninF his Homestead Entry
No. sess. dated April sth. 1871, upon the s-w
4 Of nee -, ~ n. range ~ ". In Phillips
county. Colorado, with view TO the cancel
lation of said entry.
The said parties are hereby suiiifhoned to
appear ut this Office on the ~ day OF May
lbs At 10 O'Clock . m TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abahd.n
IL TEDMON, Register
The state herald., 1893-04-21

A little i'll, then little pi.l. The II
ia gone the pill hns won. DEWITT.
LATHE Early kiscn tho little pills tina,
.urs .r. Mt Ills. City Drug Store.
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First Publication Apr 81 1898 ko1
NuticR for Publication.
7iRter.Cul,urt final Prooi
United States Land oEic, Sterling Colo
A mil NTH lhQz

United states Land jEic Sterling Colo
April nth 1892
Notice Ia hereby given that Mercy A Tfdso
has flied notice of Intention to make 1hkl
pr,mf before Clerk Of County Court PHILLIPS
county Colo At his ONCE In Holyokc Colo Vi
Saturday the s7th day oil May 1891 on timber
euituro application No l0l93 for lots As4e
hn'w Y 1t 500 No Z IN tp Hosn No Is ".
lie names m witnesses:
Bcr. A Riffrnburg Of Hclyoke Colb
John Cronqnist
hill Peter +"
George W Fcathcrhy e
He TEoMON Register
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u Land ufhto sterling olo, la. no,lc-
spiii " isfia, Itisvostrs No
tn
4 On,pi.spt hayinn b 81 entered NJ ms ut-
Y nee ~ thaiis- sui h HvnIB.t Agnes Y,
uu,h ie, iur abandoning her ihiDes.sd an
Try Nv. rs;D dated April la, upsa,ts- No !,
wct,oi ~. t,snshlppn, range ~ ~ h, mi,
H.. uoty. t. ofud :, with view 9th can.
ceii,ti,b ~ nil entry.
The said i'artic. are hereby summoned to
,-w, ~ .,sti ,dtin phahe sih,ls@,,s. .iAse.,
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thf-, pnbiic ton Apr " l.,s ,
fdmtsr.tsliurs tIrL trssf

Uni, d state. Lad ONE, ste, ,,pn,,o,,,
Apr ~. Isis
Mo 20 ~ Wv nttHt tn sn q ) Mas "A
HI n''h haHc 90 iut ~ mh.r nns
pf'"f for" wm, iv ins ~ comm a. on.s
ts,hcnit nnt, 10 u.r district Z OF rail-,
~ NJ Ui'Ic" ~ u"b'k thiil y. uouui, r,,-
ora - OF Ned rs.isy tho llh Jay +
june i-a'' ~ unbct -udtirc nppii alton
n. fgf I the Ne ~ sect cn No 10, iut,-b.
sbipN' ~. fanse t1~.
lie natpt-s as a tues eat
John Mcu-os % JuIr.t,r 4.
!, 49,. -, 80. ,..,,. - w
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First pnbiicat' OF Mar al
U. =. Land Ofiicr. Steriing, Colorado. I
March I. lsa3.

mo. Sss.)
'o,aplaint having heen entered NJ his ole,
y ,, Frederick u. Lain agaihst J"hn BrdK-
or for failure TO c'inpiy with Law as to um,,cT
allure entry No. 5sss. dated Nov .. las, sp
on The h'~ = sec ~. tpsnr ~ y In I'hiif-,.
county. c.'io.. with virw :" tile canreiiasi,n
II said e,try. CONTESTANT alleging that John
Br'dger Jailed during tho and years after
ate Il said entry u replant or supply trees
seeds or cuttings for those that had bren
Planted and allied 10 Rr"w that laid ira
has not been cultivated during =. ) and oh
YEAR, after date OF said entry and that said
failur . s'iii exist.
The said parties arc hereby summsned q
appear nj this alice on tho 10Th day Of Jun,
issSs. Mt 10 o'eio-k \. ". to rc,poni and fur
n''h testimony Gu, ecrnins ,aid alleged TAIL
urc.
II. v. TsDN0N Register.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

"fhere Is u salvc fer every wound
We refer to DeWiits Wi:ch Hazel Salve
rurea burns, bruises. cuts. incident sores
asa local application II cures ca,ar,h.
md always eures piles.
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B.
BEAT1v's 0 CAMS. s .:.. 9. =
Csais va8- Address DAsrsL b. hAAr,y
Washington, n. j. q.

1
Bad ,mplsxion ndics ~ au uul,-r.
IL. ale II tho system. D, W ia Lj
u" Early R'.' 70 Mr. pits TN ~ill cor
rect this condits.n. The. &C, on ~.
''v~'. they NC on the stomsrh. they 10
~ the bowcls.- City DR. Y tsote. (
The state herald., 1893-04-21

Not ono by one, but by the hundreds
arc the heads OF fourth class postmaster
dropping under tho Ak OF the democratic
hegdsnan.
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rh' NIT Intel ik"s' people Of our ,.m
in"o = recogois Ia Dow tts Lis,i. ~.
" Nv" t'is ~ un. qumlcd mer,' Ter
d>sr' p.'n, hssdSch and constipation
vsr suull, pcifec, In action. Clio
DrW A,,re
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Tho general assembly pt%sed Till
lowering tho state treasurer's salary
from SG0O0 to 5000 hut this bill VA.
killed by the Governors veto.
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tF,rs publication Mar ~. is,s No. ~
Notice. for Publication


lFirsi publication Mar 81. isas No. -
Notice. for Publication
Land Once at Sterling, Colorado.
Mar ~. lUn.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has fllcd notice Of bic "a
tcntion u make inal proof In support Of hls
claim. aud that said proof will In made b.
fore clerk of district court Phiiilrs
county Colo. NJ holy ke Colo on Nay tss
Wig;
OSWALD uEgZId.
la Entry No. .oco for the NV Ia scc u. u,
sn, rang. CIV.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
MS continuous residence upon and caseiva
u,n of. sud land. viz;
th'.trr A. Heart. Of Amher.>. (oj..
William y. koitriwht e
John Baker. IioIyokc
Jarius shockcy. Z"
u. y. Tspnos. kexisser. =
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5EATTY'S PIANOS - ss. o wss sSs 4. -
ailx SRrE. Adjr-s Daniel y. BEATTY.
" darlington, NJ
The state herald., 1893-04-21
r'rst publication ,pr iral No,~
timber Culture Fissl ptsst

Hu'ics Tor tuhliestion,
Quilted states Land uilpr... st-yl,nu Cal,
April b. lsps
Notie" u hereby given ihb.i cs~-ins ~. q,
Woo'a'nn 'ns nred ncfi-u of Intention 10
make mat pr VI h fore 6 crk NJ district
eonr i'isshps comfy. coio..m Ms once II,
iioiys<s~. to'o.. ~ Saturday, the u h day
~ Nay i~.a. On timber culture Hppilca,l. ~
~ yHn. for The nv ~ @ction No ,fip
township No N range No u ".
He names a. ~itnes-est
Andrew y. CaubIr, 81 rJSiypkr, Cola
a annInleMi inLre OF ifupps Mrl il.e ,.....a..
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tfirst publication Apr. !. isas }
Us Land Once sterling Colo. }
Nch 10 issa

tfirst publication Apr. :. ixs
Us Land Oficc sterling Cole
nch 10 lea
no. ia,
complaint having been entered At this once
by James A. lscvaui against John q. sxar,s
for failure 20 comply With lnw IS To Timber.
ul,ufe EnsSy No soihe .'atcd July :,ss7. upan
the v y neN and " u 50 Y ss-c : tps n, n
" In Phillips county. Colorado. with =
view TO the cancellation OF said entry, con
tr.tsn, alleging that John 4. s~arts wholly
failed daring the sth year after making ssid
rntry Ia rsplant or cause to b. rcpian,cd 10
acres of said tract IN trees seeds ar eating.
In rla~c 81 tho~e formerly planted aid which
Ind failed 10 vr"~ md thsi he Aiso wholly
failed daring . ID ssh year "a cultivate or
'Mass lob cnltivWtrd 10 nerrs of said tract
b Z lowed NIL of said tract cvc- ri .~ed IL
gov Or In ~c~fs and mat All II SAfd fail.
urrs . nsinae o. rfis' al the Nmc.
The said parties arc hereby sunmoncd 10
spf-Ar ~ this asce On tho tish day oS MAY
tx n 10 o'ciork M Ia resp nd and furnish
ssssinsony concerning said Riirgr fHilurr.
~. u rEDMON. k.-sislSr.
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tiirst publication Mar 81 ias, No -
Timber .Csksfe rissl Prssl.. Notice gw p,ASsiin

United stat Land once u riing elo.i
March q ~
~ has ~ n.tiee f late ton I, make enhl
proof before clerk Of distict court fhiihps
county Colo ~ his ofIicr In HOLY ohe, Colo d
bcr culture application M. ulNS for tkc ioS /,
y scction No. .. In township No. = ~, tnugt
lie names ~ wiz rs.c.i
lirn GilH~r. q An hcr., Cs,lu
Rudolph Gilxrh
hfistian kbIt den :"
Peter ,ixcn go -
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We WANT YOU

2 art A. cut sEcnf. We fnfnf-h M rNtrLsiv1
6ptht and all YOU need free. u Goals noihlng to
tn the business. We will irsat ,on we'll, and
help yoa to earn ten 'imc- ordinary was~. Hath
ssxe. ~ nil ages can live ~ hoioe and work In
soarr Tine. or Ill The time. an one m, wn-rs
ruo Hundred Dollars n Month. Ma ella. Il
people, IN tie world ere making "a much mui.sr
without capital a- iho.r at work for n. Bu.ln~..
plra'an'. s'tr'l, hon"rahl.. nl' ray. better itsr
any other cnrrd To agents. Won have clear
he'd. with no competition W. r,isip you with
everything. aud supply prinr.l disriias. fer
beginners which. II ohcy.i inl,hfnii'. viii bring
more none, thu, will nny oih.r lni.im>. Irs.
prove your prospects, wip nai i.u rss ,la 81
easily aid surriy At work tr "a. Ers.ouahiu
industry only ncr't-,ry for absolute sir-r.s'
ramph'ei Circular ri, iis ever, particular l. sent
Tree Ia all. DELAY MT tn ,rnding Tor II.
GEORGE srIAsON a.,
eiox No. AHN, Portland, Ne.
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[a44[4s 1MlsIE2!
q. p,I'lM r: 4(ctS1;itttf-l:
~ sterling, Colorado.
sUBstRlprIoN RATA.

Osr Observation-Disclosures. n..,........3i .sS
Afx MoNrHs Observation-Disclosures. ~
IHnsR hoSINH.4s. .s.... ~"
Basiness and cU,..irhfril advertising at a. roa
sonAble ratios A. can be Afforded by lcgitimnt
Ec1spapcr.
L'Gal advertising At rates prescrib~d By law
he space occupied by go ems nonpurril coa-ti-
6tinv folio.
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W. IaifI 20 hakc nHIsth
- c'1rieS NJ 4 very low price
They w'ii se7''' ire'ys olnmb.a Inoin
value 81 90 lnd :iin weekly FREQ Press on
year ior II la. !: :. Necessary 10 send u
cabinet or cirf pioto.rath with order
Our re- licrs TAD hyi;rr s>,iI for sample
copy OF :. he nc i'rrss mia .cafa the par
ticuinfs OF THIS Irnia bie liter which
thousands arr tah.n- g vantage OF.
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n.E. frrsoS. Register

3sATTYs FlASoS ae,as % s sss, up t Ss,
:; fro. Aidrss DAME. v. Beatty. wsrhing,on
" Jer-.s.
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RIA Tf'rV Pisnos. Orsaaa $50 M. Want
~ ~ I axrnts. Cat frcc. Daniel =.
Beatty. wnshington. N, J.
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BEA1rY's 0R6ANs7SE,,;ss.:o;:s g 81. =,
mrs, publ.cau an Mar ". 1888.

losae. Address or call on DANIEL y. BxArlr.
Washington. N. J.
The state herald., 1893-04-21

pace. &. u bullr; Us =
leo yes tho ''''n. Very nnr
more that ID most mnrvc,
Gus has hlta accomplish
~ IN p''S o:-aphy. IL
fgj."h-s iuf the 10. o,sLes
w. ro,iu'srf. nj, wr.xy
Tic ot'l.p.t irtciTcss dc
tsu... N.cn. hrye rcctn nj /,
y - I cyrntiirniinc In til.
'tb'Nr' un ~ luIid and nc
{ :. rcii ,'it'.or OF pho
iontaphs IA LOW mn
Hal iru HAT tl.oy are pre-
The state herald., 1893-04-21

In t-"l,tf .s..
tbic ms u Llrg 1898 go. a'.Ia ls
AID OF tue c'ungst 100 ,as. d Q ff-41 80. Va
OF bird Ia is a. i-i't. u i.oito At ~ .a.i;es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-25
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gue, peI&e Or. Rings uNeus GutbedunsD sebrau6t
baben, tennen tbren Bertb, unb bic, pelae ba8 bis
iett mod mid setban bdben, tbnnen iebt sdns umipnf
etneu 8eriu@ bamtt anteuen. Man penbe fh an bic
unten a~nseBetste Upctbeie unb luRs Fa etue BrobeHas
iae gratis 9ebtn. Wau ienbe fetnen Rameu unh Ietne
NbreGe eth an s.. 6. @udlen & so. tn Gtieasp unb
man pirb etne probesG &aGteI BON Or. Rings Rsuen
9ebeussRiuen ~to5tepfret s~uSsianbt ertalten, iopie etn
GyempIar bes sC5einubb stts sGhhrerS unb Der 9ebeu8s
Reseln1. NHeS ba8 ptrb Hher rcn Rusen fur Sic
fetn, ctne Sbnen Rotten 81 peruriaAeu. Gan AutOnto
Drug Compare.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
FRANCE AND LIBERIA
Involved In a Row Which Uncle Sam Is Askss
10 Look Into.

PITTsBURG, Sept. ll.-Alfred Benedict
King. Worlds fair commissioner from Id
IBERIA, whose home Is at Monrovia In that
country, has arrived from Washington,
where he had gone at the instance Of his
government TO interview President Cleve-
land and Secretary Gresham respecting a
matter that may cause the Uaited States
end France to lock horns, and which will
command at least the closest attention
OF the diplomats OF both countries The
commissioners In an interview said:
II live In country land am the official
representative which is, as you know. lo-
Gated OF the west coast of Africa. We
have a grievance, and very serious one.
France Is not only encroaching upon our
territory, but has actually absorbed con-
siderable Of It, both inland and coast. We
are an Independent government, but are
not strong enough TO cope with as powerful
a nation as France.
II was instructed TO visit Washington,
and IL possible confer with the president
and the secretary Of state respecting as
sistance. ! saw President Cleveland, but
he was so busy that our conference was
short one. Secretary Gresham assured
me that our interests should receive at
tention just as soon as the Samoan affair
was disposed Of"
Mr.. King was born a slave at Augusta,
Ga, but escaped to Monrovia when he WAS
years old.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
THE VOTE ON REPEAL.

At last, after a long and weary waiting
1t is announced today that the Senate will
vote on the matter of repeal some day this
week. The debate has dragged along In a
most desultory fashion-a burden TO the
Senators themselves, burden TO the
people and trial to everyone In particu-
lar. Nothing new has been added to our
knowledge on the subject, and the best
day of the debate was that day early In
August when Mr.. Lodge resurrected that
expression OF the younger Adams that
has gone the round of the world.
Each day of this uncalled for delay has
been q costly expense to the country, and
it was by no means justifieble under the
circumstances. 1t has kept the country
In suspense and uncertain as to what was
to be the result.
We hope that the Senate will speak to-
day in TO uncertain voice and decide the
question promptly In favor Of repeal. 1t
Is the only course open that every patri.
otic man should take and we hope the
,pQjority will be large enough to convince
liver men that we do not propose to
I've any further compromises or make
shifts to bolster up the white metal.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
A UNIQUE DISTINCTION
Attached TO the Latest Addition Of President
Cleveland's Family.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE weather
was misty and muggy and the Sunday
quiet about the White House was even
more intense than usual. There were a
number Of callers to inquire after the
health of Mrs. Cleveland and the baby and
they were all informed that mother and
daughter were doing we'll. DR. Bryant
remained at the house all day, but declined
to SEQ anyone or TO make any statement
regarding his patient.
The birth of another daughter TO Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will be historic.
for 1t Is the first time a child has been
born TO a president in the White House
The little girl is described by the few who
have seen her as being "A fine child, weigh.
ing more than 10 pounds, and likely to be
as healthy and as happy as little Ruth.
The president Is rejoicing over his new
daughter, and he receives with every ex-
preston of satisfaction the congratula-
tions which pour in upon him
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS.

There will be witnessed at Chicago to-
day remarkable and impressive spec
taele. The great parliament of religions,
about which 30 much has been said, be-
gins its sessions, which will last for
seventeen days, and an immense as
semblage OF religious teachers OF every
faith will be present. Whatever ones in
dividual views upon religious questions
may be, the thought OF such gathering
cannot fail to have a peculiar fascination.
Nothing OF the kind has ever been at.
tempted before.
AS an occasion for far-reaching frater-
nifty the world is to be congratulated upon
such congress. AS for an agreement
upon theological differences and matters
that have always been in dispute, nobody
will expect 1t, and SO, on this score, no.
body will be disappointed.
Denominatl lonal congresses havel met
heretofore, and the sects of the great Pro-
testant body have mingled more or less
harmoniously, on previous occasions, In
tended either for the-opportunity OF theo-
logical discussion or for the promotion Of
Christian fellowship. The Catholic
Church, too, superbly organized and
active in carrying out its appointed work,
has been responsible for many note
worthy ecclesiastical functions and cere-
monies.
But Parliament OF Religions, that shall
actually include delegates of every belief,
or OF no belief at all, Is a conception
which most people would be ready to
pronounce futile were not the evidence
to contradict them at hand.
II this congress succeeds In furthering
the ends OF human fraternity In every
part of the world 1t will satisfy It's best
claim 10 public interest and have accom-.
glished grand mission.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

brought to successful close last Satur-
day evening. Among the resolutions
passed was one urging the organization OF
temperance and total abstinence societies,
both OF men and women, when practical,
and another urging pastors to carry out
the decree of the last Baltimore Council
to have Catholics everywhere abandon
the saloon business.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

Congressman Page has begun well. He
has already presented large number Of
public and private bills for the considera-
tion OF Congressi and his early attention
to those matters will give them a good
place on the calendar. He has brought
forward law to repeal the Federal elec-
tion law, as it operated so Extensively last
Spring and Fall.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Bound 10 Finish Up the Job.

ERIE, Pa, Sept ll.-Edward Knobloch,
partner in fish company, cut his throat
with a jackknife aud then with case
knife. He then picked up jagged piece
OF lath and tore the wound open in a
shocking manner. He died before medical
aid could be rendered. Knobloch under
went treatment for alcoholism and since
then has been Respondent
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Miss GoIdman's Intentions.

NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-Emma Goldman
has declared her intention of writing
book in which the police will be the sub
ject and vituperation the object of the
work. She was arraigned this morning
in the police court where she was held for
trial
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Identified as the McCarthys.

DELTA, Colo, Sept. LIP. II. Condee,
sheriff of Parker county, Or, arrived here
yesterday afternoon and positively identi-
fed the two dead bank robbers as Fred
and Tom Mccarthy and the escaped rob-
Der as Billy Mccarthy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
A Murderous Italian.

BETHANY, Conn, Sept 1.-Two Italians
became involved in a vicious stabbng af-
fray near the fese:v!r here. One drew
his stiletto and plunged it deep into the
left shoulder Of the other. The wounded
man 1t IL feared will die. His assailant
escaped, but the police are on his track.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

Three columns OF the Chronicles valu-
able space were taken up with an argu-
ment In favor OF the Daggett farm for a
public park last week. II there had been
three columns less the Chronicle would
have been more successful in its purpose.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
His Wife Fllrted.

NEW YORK, Sept. IL. AS result Of
quarrel with his pretty young wife, Gott-
fried Lauchan attempted suicide by in
haling gas in his room. He will probably
die. His wife, it is said, flirted with
strangers, which aroused his jealousy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
His Fate Sealed.

MORTON, Va, Sept. 1l.-Judge Skeen
sentenced doc" Taylor to be hanged Oct.
"a for the murder of the Mullins family.
His counsel hoped to save his neck by the
plea OF insanity. Taylor says he wants to
preach his own funeral sermon here just
before the execution
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Death MAY Result.

NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-During friendly
set-to between Harry Burgoyne and James
McGill at Bath Beach, Burgoyne struck
McGill hard blow, knocking him back
ward through large glass door. McGil
received wounds which the doctors pro-
nounce dangerous. Burgoyne was ar
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

The House OF Lords has always been the
enemy OF progress. Consequently their
vote on the Home Rule bill II in line with
their record.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

Nancy Hanks seems to have no trouble
beating every horse bat herself. She has
not as yet been able to touch her own re-
cord made last year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
ChicaQo's New Church.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-St Plus church, at
Ashland avenue and Nineteenth street,
was dedicated with grand and impressive
ceremonies A large number Of the dig
nitaries and prelates of the Catholic faith
were prpsent
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Won't Vote For Flower or GiIroy.

NEW YORK, Sept 11.-At the confer
ence Of organized labor for the relief of
unemployed labor Governor Flower and
Mayor Gilroy came in for share of de-
nunciation, and as the situation now is
there will be independent labor political
movements this fall
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
To Be Buried In Connecticut

DENVER, Sept. 1l-Mrs. Graves started
east last night with the body of her dead
husband, DIR. Il. L. Graves. This closes
The last chapter In Colorado Of a most re-
harkable tragedy. He will be buried In
Connectieut
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Sent 10 an Asylum.

HoPKINsvILLE, Ky, Sept II. - Elk.
United States Senator Willis b. Matchon
of Eddyville was adjudged insane and was
confined in the Western lunatic asylum
He is "a years old, and has been i'll for
several wears
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Iaunn hut Wicked.

LOUISVILLE, Sept li.-Near Corinth
Scott Fields, aged Is, shot and killed
Martha Hannally, aged 23 n woman OF
bad character. The pair had been lovers
Tor some time. but Fields became jealous
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Stove Blows Up.

CREsroN, Ia, Sept ia gasoline stove
exploded here, setting fire to the residenc
Of w. B. Maxwell, and resulting in the
fatal burning " his wife and daughter.
The house caught fire and was burned to
the ground
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

Now that Josiah Quincy has resigned
the Republicans OF Massachusetts appear
less resigned than they were before that
event took place.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

We extend our heartiest congrat ulations
to the President, Mrs. Cleveland and the
latest tender flower that has been added
to the Presidential bouquet.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

Again we hope that good luck may at
tend Rhode Island handiwork In the trial
race today.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

Gen. Confidence having now assumed
command the business host h marching
onward more steadily and unitedly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
hode Island Institution The Deaf
pHoyfDgsCg, RI

school "Opens MDnday. sepifuibsr ~. Board
anu tuition free ~ ail chill ifen ffsiding IN
the state ~ Rhode Island. Applications for
Al dmisst0n tO 80 addressed - Miss Lanfa DE
O.. Richasds. rfinstpal, tsst sysbos and ~.
press a. Providence. ". D. IN
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Metropolitan LIE insurance Co

OF NEW YORK.
nRDINARY aud Industrial Insurance
~ branch once, Kinyon Block, Broad 81.
Pawtucket. ". MARQUARDT, SUIT.
Agents wanted
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

NOR sALE-A lot OF land 40xl00, with q two
H tenement house and substantial brick
basement, suitable for business purposes
thereon, situate on Dunnell avenue, within
$50 feet OF the Providence line OF street cars.
Good reasons for selling. Apply TO THONGS
O'Brien, Is Marin street, or at TRIBUNE
office.