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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
utrop ErYTKtI riEROLI'S FUNERAL

Washington. Feb I.-Tun"ral services re h"ii
,vn. The body 81 Major General :. :. 'aiioI Al ~
John,, Epi-cOpal church ibis morning. inr '"N"'|
fran Fort Myers and the Hight battery from m
,.,,,ocl. csro,i,d The BODY - the churcn. The
nall hearers were General JhOmis -. vincent, con-
rnodo,c Ram,ay General lIcnry Bingham CEREAL
p. NJ H. Young. Colonel william J.. I'&'H'S' "i '"'
G.ncra!., 9TH ohio Regiment; General fi|hugh
ec Major Augustus /. Nicholson aud Major N'lihm
..,,i, IIicf religion. service were hrd at liz
,ia," nj Arlington followed by military "a F'r''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
FERDINAND ". PECK on THE BIG FAIR
VIZ SAYS 1T WILL BE A FAD THING TO CLOSE
1T On SUNDAY

VIZ SAYS 1T WILL BE FAD THING TO CLOSE
IT On SUNDAY
Ferdinand ". Peck. the vice president Of the di-
,..ory Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition and the
H.,rman Of the Finance Committee. who is al The Fifth
arsoue Hotel furnishes some interesting figures re
,ctias the money that Will have been expended on
"a .o,.rprise b. May l. When talking 10 Il Tribune
.nsrtr about the money that has been raised for the
v,r,s,on he said that more tina, So 900 900 will
hare been paid out In the interest OF the Fair the
,mennt having been raised follows
., IN. Illinois Corporation 600 OOO
~ ths Estates. more than 1000 900
b. the feregn Governments more ti!sa 1000 900
50 cent souvenir pieces 1000 GOO
Total SO 600 900
~raase figures illustrate the magnitude Of the IN
,.ruas., said Mr. Peck. The people expect TO see
r,rnAcent sight and they will not be disappointed.
success We can already see Is assured Many unlind
fAna have been said about the men who have do
voted 50 much OF their time and energy 10 the En-
nosion The Worlds Fair directors have not lc-
ee,yed a dollsr either directly OF Indirectly Tor III"
,snor they have given in the interest OF the Expos,
tim and when II is said that the Illinois corpora ion
proposes to open the Exposition grounds on sunday In
defiance o. the will OF the House Of Congress il is
offering an insult 10 forty Five OF the most prominent
md most honorable business men in the United States
wh.n We accepted the 81. 100000 appropriation from
Congress We accepted 1t on condition that The grounds
sbouM be closed on Sunday. and unless that clause
In the act is repealed shall certainly abide by the
roytdcu The gates will certainly be closed on Sui
day IL Congress does not permit Us TO open them on
that day.
The closing OF the grounds on the sabbath from n
mof,i point OF view Is unwise thing 10 do. Ir0-
pe will come Chicago for the pleasure OF seeing the
exhibits and thousands OF strangers will be- there on
Sunday. The barrooms will receive the patronage III
stead OF the Exposition il the gates are closed.
sansers IN the city will look for amusement out side
tne grounds II they cannot get Oh the inside ana the
sniusement they will seek In saloons ana III DINER
et places Will not tend 10 elevate the moral char
sctes OF the visitors But IL Congress says That me
Exposition Is 10 be closed ON sunday The Exposition
direaefs will defy the Nations w1shes We do
DOT regard the Exposition a local chicago enter,
n1se We regard II as a national one. chicago ann
: 4Nnds have contributed S20.00O,OOo 10 IL success
vhie the Nations appropriation Is 81 JooOoo but al
the sane time regard II ~ national afiair 49,
PEOPLE who talk and write against the Exposition
WI only do themselves injury. The attitude OF the
kevYofk Tribune and some OF the other New I OH
upas toward the Fair has been especially comnlrhdd
ST. but other newspapers have been especially bitter
Tine VIII show TO whom the injury Mil be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
Drcssnlahino.

A-DkE>S 1 AZ EE. elegant cutter
lHd htiri - csy " III home Iefl'- ~,
guaranteed velvet. siik Or cloth suit mate
~ "n'' "r'K foF ,lC fancy waists. coat, aud
MI gowns specially. ~ East lOu st..
nrsi bTo,dNay.
. A.-flNE DKt.> ,MAKINs. from - an
Match, ~ and work VIarsutrra En.li-n
ihN"i -ma1". al o tan 3ih evening dfc.s .
Nine. BONA. ~ las, 20th->t.
~ IAPEgIrNCED Filter uI>l,,,
posi-, on a orirf. ALTERATIONS oI .aiosiad, ia
establishment ~ out L. families. or.
fltE Pa sti-n'e.
ARTISTIC DRI~eIAk pe'io.tiit.
ting costume. Jaclct- aud sr,p- hand olLe
dIc'> for AZ. siso dIc-~.- r.u.0dr..ri.
Nmr. OWES. 30 Wei .5d.>'
AErIsIIC DE .,>A,nI uniou-
designs evening drc>s". a .p"ci,lty hotel
.Id"f' OF sh0't no'icr. dld m,iria.. chafs e.
Mr.. Met LkON - Ia. yta--t. opposite
r'e"ar'- Building.
AftII>Il' DKt.>>HtkLH nr.t.,la-s
htc'r. wishes more engagement, by thu dai
~ a. { cla>r fan HES. terms -. p-e diy .
highest references. ADDE'S -, 81 sln.
ave.
DKh>sMAktK sofn.cr. va NM.
Dcd ~ WI mako gown nom ~ T. sI9.
~ The mont bsi y. rcfc- nee. Hays,
-. West 4ac--..
DEE>NNAKTE. .>,.r.-r.rd wn,id
Tin" few Hni- cILa rrtarH.- by the d,v .
l"fu> moietate. DElr~NAkEE. 3sS
lsf1fwav.
DHEssNAKFE Fr-r.h- Would iikr -
BAY" e" r9o'o ca .".i.tr- d. N. d'I 4.
Ni;r H.. 49, W., 22d.-'.
DRts>M NKIs oa lall.. and ,nil!rn--
e. =. evening dresses AMI 'lota- o. day
o. wees i'frr NOS. Aidlr-. u Il R,N
.. Tribune ptp"n on" i.2i- rrpsdn,,.
pET~>NAKrG. Ft-t-,ia-. CUTIE ard
irri capable 30 'srt btauc1 81 i.putfrd
>Nl'. nod A." pf:,r-. Nh. BAKER.
.ci We JGfh.>t.
DRF>>MNKFE -IAJ-t.~nr,i 10 an
branches Ialir.. misses vurA tnoIoI.h ill-
ur.. % custom . hI, l.itir uu' {" q -tp-r
81 u.pisl.. Addr', b.. los Wr.t iel--t.
DEt,sMAKEE NIuts Pow mo.e
cUstninrI- a. HON suits from - up a.
lON. 81 Wet 'OtH-a'.. near Riverside
DIVE.
psG>>YANlH w.,nc ., trS mn
Adlnc.s Nils 81 rrNl.K. 2.IIl H-'Nc.
iNGNCn pKE>SMAKf from T. ia
and Drucrt evening aud reception drrs-"- !:
y ish engagement by day or pfi,f family .
~ 20. Addr'-- 80 Wet Jl>,.,t.
LADIES MAIDS. DoMrsrI,S AID
oibrr- 10 l"nrI nrcrnakine and 'nt,'rg
tscnu'no tailor ''si@m tn' 'hiir l"s'1
ing drrs~uaking. -oud po.ifion. guaranteed
after Anght tan or witt Mn" BONA.
10 East 3Oti'.st.
LADIES TAIJOEIN Lsde>' own mn.
t'riIls made up Into g. k"t'. coats, uI.ters
,ni ares clsT,Fs AZ sind. altrfrd aud r.
model ID GHIIG. 1871 Wet oad st.
SAL GARMENIS REPAIRED rctyod a..
,-rcd and rriaOd"llcd 20 new maps c-u-
mates given: nrst-class worA. ttLlt'
I3l West 291-Si.
SEAL GARMENTS ,eptied Icmod llcd
in l,ro.t et,le: 70 out by On. daI. lltt
with Bastldcs MONTREAL. Nts. j. MAEIIA,
1903 Yves. S0t,-st.
SEAL t,AKMEN!S r.dyrG. Altered o. ?
paired Mr.. BARK ER. ilS We a'th-
It: II wears with IroFgc smith. Regent.
Il. London. and GunthcP,. 1thIfe.
rUiHAlrD. lGa West futi t r ching.
spring drcsee, next style for coming seison
moderate price: short notice.
WFTI~M NDE STYLISH DRESSES
ard suits: perfect n: moderate pfir-s; f"w
more customers accommodated. Nile. ELSIE.
il2 West 12d-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
HOW L1SEER BEAT THEM

SCORE OF HIS GAMES WITH COLMAYO AND vAz
QrEz At HAVANA
havana, Feb. 1.-The chess game last evening
between Lasker and Ponce was a Rus Lopez opening
and was BY Lascr.
Appended Is tn" third OF The series 81 games o.
cE"Ss Ut the Club de Ajedrez between Herr Emanuel
i-ask"r and senior ~. Co>O COma}O. the celel;ai ed
spanish expert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
Giin Rral gstaie % Ee'.

A FAMILY OWNING O very dcsirab!y
located family hotel fronting u feet OIL
ono of the finest streets In this city. now
summing and commanding very choice
line of custom. will make favorable arrange.
mcnts With fashionable party. % lease and
operate sane Apply at Ill Broadway'
hooiu 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
Az EXHIBITION OF CURIOs AND WORKS OF ART.

TIE collection OF relics. curiOs, works OF art ana
literature which to be exhibited al th'
Worlds Fair at Chicago. were placed on exhibition al
TIE Hotel Castleton, st. George, {. l., yesterday
under the auspices Of the Richmond County Board Oh
Women Managers Of the Worlds Fair. MIS-. Wiiam
ain,er IS I'm charge OF the literary exhibits. In her
temrtmept there are number OF old books and manu-
scripts including a document signed By George H.
and deed In sheep skin. dated 1891 and signed by
George Clinton, first Governor Of the state OF New
York The art and loan department, in charge OF
ax Francis Mcdonald includes q set presented by
ia Japanese Government to Abraham Lincoln. The
eonmieion service presented 10 the Morsvlan chur'h
M New. Dorp by Queen Anne attracted much "tteii-
d0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
Countrp Rcnl gstate 60 Etl.

At GLEN RIDGE AND BLOOMFIELD.
-ScNrral very desirable residences. win
srouud- some with ,iabir- - low A., =,
~ high A. 300 per month. NAl y
~ r>iLL. l.loomfe'd y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
90 Get for Busin:sspurposes

FLOORS TO LIT WITH POWER
In the
MfxEoroLITAXX od RE Adir D. ,lihtDiNd,
"A, s,nric. hlgh. fronting 200 feet on the
BhDDKiNN FRIDGE.
~ fec, Oh both Rose and William sts..
WINDOWS on FOGE SIDES,
30 on each fl01r:
BEST LIGHTED FLOORS Is THE CITY /;
EIILDiNG THOROUGHLY FIEEFkOOF,
itted with
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE,
EILAND s. WILLING.
:, Brrkman.st.
20 PARK PLACE. facing elevated ia
zion. -Elegant ,tOie, basement and cellar :
suitable for any business. PLASS. ~
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

AT CARPENTER'S Employment House.
lOS U'h-a,e-Wc hay" best coaehnrh gar
drne.,. uxful.mcn, married couples farm
iOI.nan. farm hands, gnoOms. &c. also
female help; all well recommended; estal-
li.h,.d 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

HITLER or NALEr.--~peaks French
and Gcrnan. In private family good eN-
pericnce. JOSEPH HElMBU RGER, 2il
Mp-t .BVth. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
TIE WEATHER HEPOET.
APPROACH or THE COLD WAVE.

W..hinaioa b. Tic arr"t r con- ilu'~ rnn-"ii.'
,.,, ,,.r MINI, o'a: u las ri-r istidF % ~" .:s'
,.,i,u and over GENITAL valleys aud i'NT-. u ga
fallen rapidly ~ ~" r>''h' N"''""''" an 'o"F gu
IN. A,l,n;i, Goi-' The 'Dil NaNt ~. .EI7 'h'i Ndid
,.r H.. t,..,, la.e D.. AMI the phiO Vale ara
southwark over northern p"i lon % Ia" "i stale
m. .utrfatrr. hit ~ :d~ 20 degree 10 % dcgv'
in TIL, sceipn during 'hr pi-t t"enA i"hi h'''' - u
.iut 10 degree. warmer IN Nn'1n, = g. al n" "aii'
.,,uo the Atlantic Ram l. icI"rtd Throughout
a.. oh.n Nt,,. Nr".t nelsni NrW- NOn. aha lrih-fi
,ud .upw trrsai b, regions pnu 'fitia
Ni..i.slII valley. iHir W"ltnri '"nilhrN III re S"nu
Atlantic and Guf STATE. ana e"hrialN h'Olg"olt w.
<rrt. inIIeatiOp> nr: thit ram VIII p!'N"i
,iong rhr Atlami' Coast pobii, 'nIiins ,n'' IA
cr,m, VIRGINIA ndfti AID followed " 'rafr con y
w,sticf louiinc.> viii incf'as' over Nc Gun $40
via much colder noith fv "'nG- ana -,",t" ,,'.
into In Irhthfth portion ih ''-"b'''~"' "' ~
raiidiy IN N0rthwc7t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

10 dcfeud James Dusrn. CHARGED Will iaAl|iaS
returns in tAc last election. Congressman LOCKWOOD
l. also co,n ,el I'm the case. The trial WAS postponed
iii mex, Monday. Il, Mr.. ohre!an cI"iu ho IT, F>''
nh that dan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

CHEAP. two light connecting rooms ior
notwithstanding; also singIc loom, running
-. I'M nflI.nNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
xnp Real gsiaie for Sale
Brooklyn.

Brooklyn.
Ware sALE.-On handsornest block. 23d
Clone ,,n.oykiyn. tbrce.stoyy aud basement
surface hohsc one block from - aud
Ss.; % n,.hufes 20 CITY Hall. n.
Si5oooi modern improvements price.
PutAS, treat blrRain terms very easy.
81 a. p,itleulsps Of owner, CAELETO$,
~n Chicago.
l.uI vn,.1s FAIR vISfTOES.-Buy beau.
su.nsi...er:i,y ana renowned "Eidwsy
rttms .soioot stone south front ~
Hpsaehosu"sn sssuctef modern Improycinsnt.
hinjss :s,,. 0wnsr viii occupy same I'd.
NJ ysi,am: elevated "a. 900, half cash
4 ekSsesjs seeson, q 800 references cx.
=. nm il g 9, rnibM0EE. srehisses
So, -" 20 ~ sal'e'st. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

BUTLER. Lady wishes to secure a good
home for her butler Is q steady young man,
age -, height ) r.. single good references.
W : 81 irving Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

TROLLEY .icCTDEVTS ~ BON0N LAST fkAf.
Boston Feb. IN" record oil accidents III am
around Boston caused by The electric street cars
IN I-92 show tha; zen persons were hilcd aAd 10
lniurl d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
LIZZIE GORDEN'S NEW COUNSEL.

BOSTON. Feb I.-Ex.GOvernor Robinson has been
retained as counsel for Lizzie Borden ana will appear
rr hcr nj he, tIlal. General Pill,buy IL ghng
outh for his health. and will hc away a month.
=, g. moi known when the trial will besa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
6eIp Wnnteo.


AGENTS aud CANVASSERS. male or
female; o. TO - daily profits sure eN'
perience unnecessary no LAikihc Ic1"'r'I
Exclusive territory given. Tor particulars
address 1. PUTNAM & CO.. Wee. Winsud.
CoaD.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED for the authentic
life Of Ulalne 4 ch:nCc q III time.
Freight paid. CREDIT giNen: Best book.
Rest Terms. Ou;nt nee. Send at once
Ioc. for postage and packing u. II. WOOD.
WAKD & 90. Bsltimorr, Md IL will
paw you 10 write for special terms OH tho
aufhrntc edition no natter what book you
Az. selling; Offer most "Ntianriinlfy tAfr
made in the history OF boohsellng.
AGENTS WANTED for cry and out Of
town to Introduce and sell a private tcle.
phone on commission cost go special 10.
cation allotted 10 capable men viii sell city,
county ana Stat. FIGHTS. UNION TELE.
PHoSE COMPANY. 00Broadway. Roon, ~
lanes q BLAINE AUTHORIZED
LIFE. Bonanzi for agents. outat only
% cen,s. n. y. JOHNSON & CO., 3 South
tlth-.t., Richmond. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

,ie probate OF his fathers will lie wos n,rdonoa
~! GOVERNOR Cornell and Governor Robinson lie
- Coo from the pension business Is said TO be over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

UIINTITU TVI.T' NJ I'''F I'7+''''''
For Nrw. England. ran and -IOw, followed !" '''r'
inc ln H.. afternoon evening colder by night N"'
.hi;ting norhcrlf.
Tor ;i.cin N"o.Yofk. '2s'm pennsylvania Ne"
,r,.s, delaware Miria,nd nd \iran.a lain Or sno"
,o!d..: norhrriN wlnGs
For Western Sew-lOrk. western i'enn.'l"Ins. ohio
and Indiana. cloudy i;rcr ana SNOW probably i"o"'"
~ clearing; coll :.
rrIBuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
furnished Rooms.

n n
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED apart
mcnt- IN brownst0Dc motel aiisfo ratio
neghborbood near grounds for VOLTS
tair; may nov be engaged. Address
RANDOLPH, Room Il. "a Park piacc
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, q rooms
parlor floor. en- sui." or single; private
baths other rooms valet Attendance con.
Icnlcnt hotels, clubs. II East 29th St.
5th Madison ayes.
THE BURLINGTON. 10 West 30th.st. -
Handsome suite four rooms and bath meals
a 10 carte; private service.
IITU.ST., oi9 WEST Newly furnished
Above and square rooms In private house
reference, required.
2.p.ST.. 3,4 wEsT.-fNceient loca.
tion furnished rooms convenient 10 rcsi0u-
rants and stations references.
ogTU.ST.. 4C WEST. lmperoyal Res,al-
rant Handsomely furnished rooms. Win
bath. -----
eth. ST. ~ WEST Newly furnished
,ooms 10 let. withou, board. 10 genufmeh
Ici.rPnce, required.
5sTH.ST., co EAST.-To bachelors. large
second story room ia nrstc!a-- hOh>e WIN
owners also hall room.
100 WEST GOTH .ST.-Nicely Furnished
rooms : with OF without board. N ."th''
nat reasonable two blocks rom j. tta''o"
EANCKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

~ F. SHEEHAN WILL DEFEND HIN.
uue,lo Feb lit was announced In court T. day
na, I,eu,onant Governor sbeehan had been engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
6orses an0 Carriages.

L-SEVEN UORSE>.-Snit grocc,t'
ntehe', any business. a2j 70 =lOO' We
-; alto two large Norman mares, 49, -" ~
so 4. tender forward suit fslip'r y,o
~ horse for Keep 20 'csPon ,ao spn,rl
HtSEHvE CompsDy's stable 90 i'eo''''"
Z, G'eenpolnt. -------
MAGNIFICENT sound pair. seal oro ',,
~ w2 property Of gentleman sd "d
- ~ ladies' use 70 spider, bIoHShi"l a.u
49, eAdle unusual oppoI tnnity 10 sysmi ,
NJ beautiful pair. or will separate thc"'
sspkS. Tribune once.
Nspk SALE.-A line lot OF breeding,
\ cana and Welsh ponies. Addres- DR..
Ef JACKSON, r. y. Box iGl, Jamaica
VR sALE.-Two line sets OF double
made bv Slttllngs. Apply CoACiI-
80. % West <ith.st.
.YoR sALE.-Howc. buggy dog cart.
~ entire outfit at one-half cost icaN.
Hr.sm city. J. \. IANWAf, l'SVo
- rsxsSIED.-5O. ooo. O0O people to send
,nneh's carriage aud harness catalogues;
Tcs assortment In America very mCder
We 'ses don't pay. such extravaeant
~ 10 harness aud csrriaccs cstsb
Isssc, ~. Address ). II. BIRCH. Bn''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02
Qsuntrp Real estate for Sale
BcarS ano Rooms.


CHEAP. two light connecting rooms iof
bon.ekccning: also single IOomi running
water. Ylc OthraN'.
LEXINGTON.AVE.. s2i.-Fufnishea
rooms every conl cnieUce, with or WITHOUT
Ioxrd references.
,IVpN.sT Os b"tween 9TH anu
pieccker. - square loom. with boaid o,e
~ Two sI5 80 per week. quiet. p''s"
house: references. =.
SUrTHiOi, Accommodations for e-ht,',
mon rrifste family; boa'd optional 10
West 50th.st.
,w0 on THREE connecting Icqns:
bsths many closets, excellent bo''a o'''
r"fe,ences. 80 Fast 62d-st.
--orIIGIITFUL ROOMS In christiai,
liz tn,.rclIent location liberal table;
rcfersnces required. 81 Fast 64th.st.
-.,5D.sT.. Si7 wrsr.-Nemi irnishsaa
w.,n hall rooms; exccllent .oie 70
w s,ssniv "' transient. 81 80. RosECRANs'
Ocean Grove. -
@.-.c1 ,T ara WEST Handsomely fur;
..,.ySat loans with bolri TO- srnucns, an ~"
m '.,,0s. q, single gentlemen references cS'
20 MADISON vE.-Larse so ,aas.r,
,r's u,nIsl I'd room, WIN ne .sss
so,ya s"d attendance; terms m"oeFs'c'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31
CANADA'S PREMIERSHIP.
Report That Sir Charles upper Will
Come 10 Fill the Post.

TORONTO July 30.--A report was current
acre that Sir Charles Topper, the Canadian
biyh commissioner ut London, would return
o Canada and take the position of premi, I
Of the Dominion government, and that Sir
John Thompson, the present premier would
retire to the supreme court to fill the vacan-
" caused by the Leatb of Chief Justice
Patterson thi. week. An evening paper
commenting on the report, says
"Sir Charles has for years been the
'tormy petrol of public life in the Domin-
ION. He has always appeared on the
scene on the eve of commotion. lie TO
turned from his London palace Just in time
70 whip Nova Scotia into line for the gen
raj election of 1881. lie rushed over
,gan in the middle of winter to all the
late Sir John IN holding up the the old flag
md beating back the forces that made for
.nnexa ion in 1891.
"1he story does not seem unlikely, for
.wo reasons. Sir John has not been a sue
asss as Premier and Sir Charles has latterly
been failure as High Commissioner
Thompson and his colleagues have made a
tsmentable failure in their attempt to deal
with the tariff. They have alienated McCar-
by altogether, and have failed to satisfy
many of their supporters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31
FELL MILES AWAY.
A Powder Mill at acton. Mass, txplodes-
One Man Killed.

SurTH FRANlNGuAN, Mass, July So
fy the explosion Saturday Of what is
.,lled the Ne = corning mill of the Ameri-
an Powder cpmpany's works mt Acton
me Of the employees of the concern, Will
am Clegg. aged about "a and belonging in
taynard, was instantly killed. Clegg
Us unmarried. had no relatives in this
'icinity rs far rs is known, and had been
Employed by the concern about year.
Owing to the dull and heavy condition
If the atmosphere. the shock occasioned
" the explosion was heard distinctly only
comparatively short distance; but it was
cit in many places several miles away,
he glass in the windows of dwellings h.
ng visibly shaken. and crockery in closets
moved In the immediate vicinity Of the
EXPLOSION
More less Damage Was Done,
principally to window glass. the doors aud
windows in some cases being forced in
yarI
rhe pan Of building the structures
iseh in the powder manufacture is 20
'rsme them very heavily. and lightly nail
he boards TO the frame In this way the
iamage done to the buildings and ma
,hinery Il made much less than one would
suppose. The loss to the company by the
latest explosion is not stated, neither Is
he cause known.
The appearance 10 the heavens of
loud of smoke, ma jestically rising like
balloon from the direction of the powder
mills. was the signal for large number
Of people to hurry to the locality from the
surrounding region. The
strong Smell Of Burning Powder
was carried long distance, but the work
Of demolition at the company's place OF
operations was not nearly as complete rs
has been the case on previous occasions.
Operatives Ia the different buildings i'm
mediately rushed from their work when
the shock came. and, as far as known, no
one bat Cleg2 WAS injured
There had been no explosion at Acton
since August last, when one only Of the
mills was destroyed The mills were first
occupied in 1885. The first explosion oc-
Cured there in November of that year,
when four workmen were blown to pieces,
and upward Of 100 pounds of powder was
burned
In May. 1873, Addison G. Fay OF Con
cord. the agent of the company, lost his
life by an explosion In all, between ~
and 30 men have been killed there
Ia lsso the corporation issued a circular
stating that it placed no insurance on the
lives Of its operatives, but that it would
contribute generously to the relief Of wi
dows and orphans whose bereavement was
due to explosions in the mills, maintain
lnS fund for that purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-31

The Somerset county cases will be taken
! 10 at the law court Tuesday. There are
|everal important cases, one of which is
bill in equity to obtain construction OF the
will of Nathaniel =. Merrill and in which
the Maine Free Baptist Association IS in
ferested another is a controversy as to the
ownership of a certain piece of real estate
la Pittsfield; Il third is the celebrated suit
gainst the town of Smithfield for in
Iuries alleged to have been received by the
plaintiff, Mrs. Mosher, while attempting to
cross a bridge between the towns of Rome
and Smithtield. This case is said TO be the
largest ever printed in Somerset county
for the Law court, and has been once to the
law court before the verdict, which was
for the plaintiff having been set aside
The printed case makes a volume of 12s
pages, is substantially bound and will make
a handsome souvenir for the town officers
Of Smithfield should the town finally win
the suit The counsel are O. d. Baker
and A. NJ Goddard of Augusta for plaintiff.
Messrs. Walton K Waters of Skowhegsn
for defendant