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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
W. s. CHoArg, Clerk.
ED1AR z. NoRfos, Sheriff.
ABgIE PuLstrgn, Reporter.

w. s. CHoarg, Clerk.
EDSAR z. NORTON, Sheriff.
ABgIE puLsfYgn, Reporter.
MONDAY, March 27, 1893.
Charles r. Stsekpole vs.. Albert X. Per-
kins. o. -. Baker and =. +. Southard for
plsintiF. II. NJ. Heath and l.. l.. Walton
for defendant.
This action is brought 10 recover damages
for alleged breach of warranty in the sale
Of horse known as ''Cunard Jr." The de-
fendant sold the horse to the plaintiff in the
fall Of 1889 and it is not in dispute that he
warranted tine horse to be sounl. The
plaintiffs claim that some time in the winter
following 1t was discovered that the of
forward foot Of the horse was quarter
cracked and they say that at the time it was
discovered that the crack had been filed
with some black substance to prevent dis
covery The ease is one tha; excites con-
siderabIe interest and will probably occupy
about ali.the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

i Prominent Damariscotsa Gentleman. Dies OF
Pneum)na.

p>MARls,orrA, Me, March 2..-John
+ Nu'ligan. the Oldest son of the late
Iaue. Muligan died at his home at Dam
ari.eotti Mll- saturday, nj pneumonia,
,flcr an illness of only five days. Mr.
Nultigsn was postmaster at Damarlscotta
Mills curing Cleveland's former alminis-
traiion and was an able teacher. lie VAS
4uper,i.cr of schools of the town of Noble
ha-o mt the time of hi, death. His age was
- wears. and widow AMI two children sur
vlve him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
THE CRIppkWA INDIANS
Will Be immensely Rich II Chipmon's Asser-
iion Proves 10 be True.

DrrRorr, Mich, March 27.-in n paper
here II. +. Chapman asserts that his exami-
ration of the treaties between the United
States and chlppawa Indians of Lake Su-
pcriur and Upper Mississippi regions. con-
yinccd him that no eession of the upper
peninsula lands vas made to to the United
States government, and therefore the title
deeds in every registry deeds in the region
indicated are worthless.
If Mr.. Chipman's conclusions are sus-
tanned by the courts, every acre in the
peninsula west Of the Saut and Mackimac
t. tle al ani Mononini rivers. from,
Lake superior to Lake Michigan, and the
sir,it-. inclusive of til" city and village lots,
viii he handed over to the descendants Of
the Chip wa Indian nation of the Lake
Superior region.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
NO IURiSDicII0a
was Pulled in Case OF Grand Master Sargent
Charged With Conspiracy.

Tottno. o.. March 27-Ihis afternoon
ID tin. nlted States circnit court. the cases
of chief Arthur of the Brotht rhood of
Locomotive Engineers ard Grand Master
Sargent of the Brolhorliaoi of Locomotive
Firemrn sued for $500 90 damages for
ronsriring against the Ann Arbor Railroad,
came up for hearing.
Counsel for the brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firenen novel to dismiss tie ease as
to Sargent on the ground that the court had
inris irt s,n over him he beiEg ! resident
If In,liana and the interstate commerce
!ts provtlinE that person shall not be
suc4! unless he is resilient of the district
where the suit was brought. The court
therrnpon discharged Mr.. Sargent and the
case Of Chief Arthur proceeded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
UNION TElEGRhPHERS
Being Dropped from Pay Rolls Of Many Lead.
ing Western Railroads.

SrorS CRY, March 27.--Tbc Chicago &
Northeastern. Siou1 City & Pacific, Free
mont, EIkborn K Missouri Valley railroads
have begun war against the order of Rail
way Telcgraphcrs. Several months ago a
division oi the or,lcr was established here.
AMI at several places along the Elkhorn
hines.
Since then the men who belonged to the
or ter have been quietly dropped out Of the
service, of the road, various reasons being
assigned The men are nov convinced
that their membership in the order is the
reason and tie officials admit it. /, i. also
sail that the Western Union Company is
pursuing the same tactics in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
Rockport Elects Town officers.

Hoo kroRf, March 27.-The Roespost
town meeting to-day elected rs moderator
T. A. Merrill clerk, Leroy Gardiner: So
h-ctm n, e. II. NJ. Barrett. George 7.
ilsrkness aatI l.. Il. Brewster, AMI eol-
i-t'tur e. Fred Knight. There WAS no op-
Position It was voted TO leave the matter
of making a contract for electric lights will
,l.,' select tmen, 10 report at n subsequent
,ae.ring. The town raised SIS Geo for all
purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
COST $4,000,000.
The Expensive Strike of Mon
ongaheIa Valley Miners
Ended After a Bitter Fight of Seven
Months--3000 Miners
Returned to Work Monday and 10 900 Will
Return This Week.

PlrrsBuRa, Pa, March 27-The grea,
strike Of the Monongahela Valley Goa
miners will be practically ended before IN,
end of the week, probably all the ~ .oot
old men will be at work. Fully 500,
strikers returned 10 the mines today in til,
second ami fourth pools. and the third poo
men have also weakened.
The strikers were SO anxious 10 get then
Old places they did not wait for the con
vention called for tomorrow at Monon-
gahela City, at which it is said the strike
will be officially declared of. The strike
was broken BY the men al Lucyville and
Rosco returning to work on Saturday.
The strike lasted seven months, and il is
estimated, cost operators and miners
81 600 900. of this amount the strikers
lost 81, 100. 900 in wages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
Death OF Frank Durham OF Belfast.

BELFAST. March 81, Special, Mr.
Frank Danham, member of the firm OF
Hall & Durham, died Saturday z. NJ, aged
% years. Mr. Durham has been for many
years one OF our leading contractors and
builders He was an Industrious and skilful
workman and esteemed by all who knew
him. A widow and five children survive
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
BIODeFORO POLICE
Reduced TO Four Regulars and Twenty Spec
ials by City Government.

BlppEfoRp, March 21.-At meeting OF
the city council late this afternoon chang
was made in the city ordinances, so that
the police force shall be reduced to foul
regulars and 20 specials, ail of whom shaI
b. appointed by the mayor, and cannot be
renewed without a hearing.
Mayor Staples appointed Daniel Cote
city marshal. and full quota of police of.
icers The revision of the city ordinance
vas made 10 antagnnizr the police eommls
~ion hill lust passed by the Legislature, tbs
e.u>titutionality of which the city govern
nls nj intends Coutesting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

For affections Of the throat anil chest DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is ne plus ultra Mr..
Chas. W. Alexander. l117 lst ST., " W.
Washington, d. C.. writes II have usefl
DIR. Bulfs Cough Syrup in my family for
soue year past, anil have found it very
effective in breaking up coughs, colds
hoarsencss &C. and il does all that is elaimei
for it. always keep bottle on hand.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

TnuNAsroS. March 27.-'fhe annual
town meeting was held here TODAY and
,Lose the following officers; Moderator
tol,n C. I.aveusalar. clerk. Thomas \.
carr: selrcrmeu, w. q. Masters. 1T Bev
se and j I; Watts: assessors, u I
lose. Eli VI. - BTien. and I.suurl Whit
,ernb; Treasurer. F.. %. Il Bnrsess: sehno
tomnIitsrc. II. &. Leveusaler; ar ro'p
fnmmis.iouer, W F Gay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

WAui~Gros, March 27.--The Senate
hss cohirnea the following nominations !.
Sills w. LamOreux, Wisconsin, commits
sioner Of general land office; Horace II.
iurton, Tennessee, niied States circuit
Judge of the sixth judicial district.
Dr. +. #, st. Clair, head Of the consular
bureau has been removed. His resignation
ioday was requested by Secr,tsry Gresham.
HIS successor has not yet been appointed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
A CONFLICT FEARED
Between Armed Friends OF Former ChoctaW
Gubernatorial Factions.

rtRi~, Texas, March - Tho situation
Of affairs at Autlcrs. Chock,aw nation, is
regarded critical, and it is feared that
nothing can preyen. Il conflict \ militia
force OF 80 men is eamped near the town
waiting for reinforcements which are hur-
Ding to them and will raise the force to
700 men.
They claim to have processes for V. NJ.
Locke and Alher, jackson, citizens of Ant
lers, who were leaders of the Jackson par
~ in the recent subernateri,l fight. being
defeated hy james. Locke and jackson say
that t. surrender 10 Jones so-callca militia
means that their lives are rud.h, SO have
ralli,i their hicuds aud followers aud will
make a stubborn resistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

Ws.HtxGrov. March a7.--After numcr.
ous conferences the Republican senators
nave decided to insist upon an investigation
of the serious charges made in public prints
relstive to the character of Mr.. Roach
reeestlg elected senator by the Legislature
of North Dakota
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
Died ram an Over Dose Of Aeoni.e.

CoorERs MilLs, March 2I.-(Speeiall.
Frank Clancy, one armed, soldier die'l
a. Mrs. Gilpstrick's where he boarded
SUNDAY morning. fiom the effects of Ar
over ose of aconite. Gealt out BY his owr
hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Rockland school board has engaged
John X. Dunton, a graduate of Bates Cob
ege and an educator Of several years expe-
rience. as superintendent of the Rockland
st.hnols
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
sIxTr-sIxTH SESSION.
SENATE.

MONDAY, March 27, 1898.
The Senate was called to order by the
President.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Wyman of Au-
susta.
Journal of Friday read and approved.
Papers from the House passed in con-
eurrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
On motion of Mr.. Spofiorl of Haucoe
this bill WAS laid on the table.


In favor Of Isaac II, Fuller OF Buckbeid,
In favor OF ferham plantation.
In favor of town Of Weston.
In favor OF the Maine Insane Hospital.
Relating 10 panpers not having any legal settl le,
mcnt within the STATE.
In AID OF the inscription OF bows sixth Maine
Battery aud Company u, United States
sharpshootrrs, upon the high water mark
monument at etiysbufg.
Relating to shipp NJ property
In favor of aid in building highway bridge
across the Ppnohrc1t RIVER between the vi
lase OF Ninn and town of Chestnut.
Laying tax on the counties OF the state for the
yenrs lspl and lS,H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
FAIR WEATHER.
Local Forecast.

wA>HiSsroS, March 27.-For New Eng
land Fair, northeasteriy winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

BosroS, March a1-For New England /:
Tuesday AMI wednesday lair. continued
cool light " inds mostly northeast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
INVESTMENTS.
He offer the following eesirah!e la7est-
ments:

He sfger the following sesirah!e iaTest.
ments:
Haine Leniraj 4 per fsni tsGs aid afed
Mortgage B0nGs, dnr 1912.
Maine Central i2 PER cent i,eyfsve-
p,ent Bonds dge 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Railway 5 per cent
Improvement Bsuds due 1874, suaeaa-
tprd principal and interest bJ the Nsine
Central.
Rumford Falls Railway ) l+r cent
First Mortgage Extension b"lis fae
1919.
R1ekland, TbomastoH and ian''ien
street Railway ; per cent t!fat Aor-
gage Bonds due 1929.
Union Electric Railway fsopany
first Mortgage q per cent Een'!s due
ig22. Of saratoga Springs, New York i.
athol Mass. Water Company > PER
rent First Mortgage Boads due 1912
works built in 1876, gravity sjstemj.
Camden X Roekiand Water company
4i-2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1911.
Portland i Ogdenburg Railway Slotk.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
ieriy direct to the st0ekheldes ~ iAe
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company St'~s.
Dividends guaranteed and paid se,ai-
annually direct TO the stockhol,iers ~
the Maine Centrai.}
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
HIDDENS MsGNEIIC C0MpClINn

our agents do not ring bells pound on doors,
or annoy people in any way We are not
Obliged 10 resort to fashioned eiat,-tr,n
ihrthod- to attract attention par agents vii,
isay" book at your door. Bu. they won't ring
tnt h,,ii. lie on the lookout for the book II
IL well worth reading IL is new. nicr ,ft,,c.
i've, tiell7 OF hidden, Magnetic q osr,-
p"aod, a medicine paiatable, safe. effective.
~ If. TRY 1T, TWILL DO YOU GOOD
ASK Tor and lnsis, upon having
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
Annoy People.

ne gentienanly agents OF the HIDDEN
uEDsGsNE 90. viii soon visit TINS cIty
@ ann tse snrroundipg towns TO distribute our
new book containing thrilling s,orv hv
- q. TbSfna-, entitled 81 nsfsr = the sen q
also an Illustrated medical address giving fan
.hiofflation concerning the wonderful cura-
BFfgHfETfgE saf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

To amend sec, = chap It's Revised Statutes NJ
iatipg 10 the salaFa Of the county slturngy 81
Cumberland c0aniY.
Providing for the form of warrant f0S the Ssaul
militant Of taxes, uBder the provisions of SEES
Hi and iia chap d Revised Sts,uics.
To amrMi chap. $. of the Public Laws oi
i>S, entitled an act relating to Msdawasks
Training >chuOi.
To amend chap. of Public Laws of Is, rvis,
ing ie eoaa.y lsw libraries
Additional 10 chap. i, Revised Statutes, r"'e'
ingto wsSs in places not incorporated.
For the taxation Of the loan and ealid.ns .assp
Sisiions.
On motion of Mr.. Thatcher of Penoh-
scot this bill was lald on the table.
To amend sec. Of ehSp. ds OF Il, $, relating 70
guardians.
To set % part nt the town 1f Csmdsn and
mex the sam. TO the town OF Ecckpari.
10 incorporate the Seal narbor Water Supply
Co.
To incorporate The Msine Railway Light aud
Power Co
On motion of Mr.. Spoiforl of Hancock
this bill WAS laid on the table.
To incorporate thu naiuariscot,a i Randolph
hallway Co, aud aHlhorize the construction
of Ihe ssme acro>s ua,isahle nd, waters,
To ineorparSie the Waldoh0ro Water ami El,e,
iric Light and Power Co
10 incorporate the Pennington safe deposit
Co
To incorporate the lawry balnt1
additional 10 ihc ao' To iHc rperaic the prutrC
tors OF the Halo we'll SOCIAL Library
To amend charter OF city OF ilail1wtll,
10 agthurizc the ciiy council al c4tV OF pveTns
10 make certain sewer assessments,
To abolish the trial fec ia evil suits in mun
Cipai 'Hurt ot NatcrViile.
Relating 10 free high school in the tuaht u!
Eastnn
Relating to The building loan commi s,ioA OF
the city of Portland.
For the protection OF fish in tluimhN pnnd
Franklin Co
Tn 4uplir,a ,f Ia, 4,Fi
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Meteorological Report.

March =. 1893. y 2. VI. ]
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28

BY Mr. Libby of indroscoggin-R Re-
solve relating to the appointment of COM
mission to take under consideration the
subject Of private legislation, which was
considered without reference to commit
tee. read twice and passed to be en-
crossed.
By Mr.. Swanton of Sagadahoc--Resolve
relating to the insane of the State, which
was laii on the table to be printed.
BY Mr.. Nsilet of Cumberland-Resolv
authorizing temporary loan for the year
1891, which was considered without refer
ence to a committee, read twice and
passed to be engrossed.
PRINTED BILLS READ AND ASSIGNED.
An at. relating to a ferry way and land
irg in the city of Portland.
Resolve authorizing the destruction Of
certain State Of Maine bonds.
An act to incorporate the Hulrs Cove
Water Co
The foregoing bills were read second
time and passed to be engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-28
REpoRrs of COMMITTEES

Committee on Judiciary reported in a
nev draft and ought to pass on bill an act
to amend chap. POI of the Private and
Special Laws of 1883, establishing NUM-
cipal court in the town of Westbrook,
y hi,:h sas read twice and passed to be en-
crossed.
Same committee reported in a new draft
and oagt,, to pass on bill an act to amend
see ., chap. 13s. Revised Statutes, relat.
ing to parton-, which was read twice and
passed TO be engrossed.
BnL4 PASSED TO BIZ ESAcTED.
Az ACT
10 amend sc. > of chap. ar Of Public Laws o.
isss', rela.ing to powers OF county cofafnis
<ianers.
Addtionsl to chap ss. r. s., relating to nota
ne. public, protests, d ys Of grace, and de
mand on nnfe. and bills.
On motion of Mr.. Swanton Of Sagaaahoc
this bill was laid on the table.
Amendatory OF see. So, chap. 4. Revised Stat
utez, rtIstfng 10 electious
To amend sec. rs and II Of chap f1e Of Revised
-fatnfeS. relating to writs Of sandsnus.
70 smeBs. ~ of cifap. 81 OF Rsyised Statute
relating to change Of name. Of persons
To amend sec 10. chap. IH' Of Public Laws o
| lsnl rsiating to salaries of state board Of az
.e-s0rs
| additional to chap. 70. Revised Statutes reistn
/ to insurance.
| Additional TO chap. 10 Revised Statutes relsi
] ing TO tire insuIsuee contracts,
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An ttl
10 incorporate the Atlantic Shore Line Electric
Railroad tSIupsuF and 10 author ze the con
-trnctl0B Of iLf saB.e across tide waters.
For The pFntectils ~ trout 10 Alder strratn iH
the town Of COTinHa IN the county of PsBob
4eas
To incorporate the Giiiien Water, Illuminating
and P9we7 90.
10 nd an act 70 Incorporate ;he J'enobseo'
River Dam aod Improvement Company, sp
PROV February Il, lS-}, ~ amended by chap
"a ~ ths PIRATE i4s~s of lss7. approyfd FEB
rasTy 70, ~, and by chap. fs2 % the Priya.s
Lave oi issq approx Cd Ma eb l. ls4g
To prohibit The exhibiting u bears.
- authorize superior cbnrfr 10 BE- held By ofhei
judge. In ease Of The iises. death N absencs
IT q Judge u sid e0urfs.
T1 r+gHiate fhe taking 0f tish from JOHNSON
Brook, called. IN the county of Waldo
Pitt-iicid IN the county Of ~0sBsrset and Gin
ton in tire cOuHty Of keBneitec.
To authorize the tosn IT Athens in s1Taerset
county 70 expend portion Of its school none,
in somerset Aeadsmy.
Continued on 4th page.l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-07-19

the Rev. Father White, of La Crosse,
amounting to $4,000 He proceeded
by levying upon the bank, Opera Hall
block, the Minneapolis realty and other
property, besides garnisheeing the as
signee. Judge Humphrey has retained
Col. Spooner to defend the rights OF all
the creditors equally.
THE Menominee River Boom Com
pany, of Marinette, has sorted to date
this season 10000, 600 feet of logs.
They are now doing good work and
rapidly gaining upon their shortness
from the interruption by high water.
THE residence of George McCahy, in
the town of Springdale, Dane County,
was destroyed by fire. Loss 500.
THE lumber shipped from Marinette
the past week has been 100000 feet,
making the total shipments of the sea-
son s., 900, 900 feet, which is over 30 ,0O0,-
600 feet short of the amount shipped at
same date last season.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-07-19
MILLS REMAIN CLOSED.
No Improvement Marked in the Situati,
in Iron Circles.

in Iron Circles.
CLEVELAND, o., July 13.-The Iron
Trade Review this week says:
The past seven days have been brought no
developments promising an early termina-
ton of the mills shutdown, and the mar
ket conditions have strengthened the manu-
facturers resolution to make no concessions
tosecure early resumption. The June record
of the blast furnaces show that the checking
up process was already under way in mills
and foundries and that furnacemen did not
respond to the situation as they have done
in the vigorous curtailment movement that
has been going on in July. From a stock
Of 308, 900 tons June IA, the unsold coke
iron supply jumped to $4,000 tons
July 1. The Mahoning Valley leads
on the increase, but the Pittsburg
district and Alabama and Georgia con-
tribute considerable share. 1t is estimated
that nearly all the ore sold this season has
either been brought down or is covered by
charters running to the latter part of the
season, so that the demand for tonnage by
ore shippers from this time out Will depend
almost entirely upon sales of ore that may
be made hereafter
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-07-19
The Big Canal Short Of Funds.

New York, July 13.-The Tribune will
say in the morning: ''The Nicaragua
Canal Construction Company is out of
funds and has stopped all work upon the
Nicaragua Canal. Yesterday the Off
GERS admitted work on the canal
had stopped. They said that
the failure to 90 ahead with
the work was due simply to and solely
to the failure to raise funds, and they
had not much doubt that when bust
ness affairs became easier the work
would 90 on. For the present, how
ever, their vast plant in Central Ameri-
ca win remain idle. 1t has been init
mated that the stoppage of construction
has been partly due to the political
troubles and revolutions in Central
America. Those changes would, how
ever, have caused comparatively little
trouble to the company bad il been
supplied with funds to go ahead with
the work
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-07-19
ARGUMENTS ARE BEGUN.
Last Witness in the Mead Murder Case
Called To-day.


WAUPACA, Wis, July 17.-With some
unimpOrtant sur-rebuttal testimony the
defense in the Mead case rested. The
state had finished, and arguments were
begun in the afternoon. The first witness
called was Fred Spencer, the court re-
porter who reported the Vandecar trial.
He read from the report Of that trial
that Stout then testified that he kept
his saloon open till about II o'clock the
of the murder; that he went home about
that hour; that during the evening he
let several persons in the front door of
the saloon after he closed it, and also
let party in the back door.
A. 5. Christensen then appeared and
desired to explain his testimony of last
week. He stated that at the time he
saw the two men driving toward lola
the morning of the murder he did not
know Prior. When he afterwards saw
him he recognized him as the man he
had met on the road.
Omer Chamberlain swore that he was
in Frank Stout's saloon the evening OF
the murder. Fred. Lea was there. He
told Charley Mumbrue and the witness
to go down to his house and get his gun,
as he was going hunting next morning.
Under a stipulation the prosecution
then read from the testimony of Will
lam Moon at the examination of Prior.
His testimony differed from that given
in the present trial in some particulars.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-07-19
FRENCH ANARCHISTS APPROVE.
Well Pleased with the Course Pursued
by Gov. A1tgeid.

by Gov. A1tgeld.
New YORK, July 17.-Gen. Adam f.
King, who was consul-general to Paris
until the appointment of his successor,
Samuel E. Morse, of indianapolis, has
returned to this country to remain
until this fall when he will 90 to Paris
for the winter. Among other things
which Gen. King talked about to the
reporters who called upon him was the
pardsning Of the Chicago Anarchists by
Gov. Altgeld of Illinois. ~ think that
it was an outrageous piece Of bust
ness that cannot be too severely
condemned or too strongly" be said.
cit was an outrage not only upon the
law, but upon the entire laW-ablding
people of the entire country Anar-
chists of Paris approve the action Of the
governor of course"
"When the recent Paris riots began"
said Gen. King, changing the subject,
They did not amount to much. Later
the street roWdies, the Anarchists and
other classes of people who are always
anxious to make disturbance, took it
up. The presence of the military had a
remarkable effect in quelling the dis
t11rbaOca -