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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
Captain Ferguson wm say sothinr

LONDON, January s.-The Gailia arrived
at Liverpool to-day. Captain Ferguson,
and his officers persisted In their refusal 70
talk on the subject OF the Umbrle without
having first consulted the niana4ement OF
the line. The passengers OF cou 70 felt no
such obligation and readily expAkRed tbs
situation as 1t appeared 70 them w.
said that the Umbria signalled
Gallia, requesting that steamer " S,aH
by for twenty-four hours, Capt Mckay
stating that the shaft would probably DO
repaired within that time. Tne Gallia
waited for three hours. Then Capt. Fer.
guson signalled 10 the Umbfia that his
vessel had only sufficient coal On board 70
reach Liverpool, and upon sending this
message Capt. Ferguson decided 70 pro-
ceed, The passengers are uncertain
whether Capt. Mckay protested against
The Gallia proceeding. The passengers.
however, all agree that the condition OK
the Umbria did not warrant any appre-
hension Of danger at the time the Gallis
steamed away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
QUITE A SENS
Joseph Bsardsley's Ston
Chemically Analyzsd.
He DIED VERY SUDDENLY AI

House OF His Mistress, w
Whom He Had Been Carry
on a Liason for Twenty Year
His Wife Had Joined Him
Thanksgiving Day His Pr
erty Left to an Illegitimate 8
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
spteial Tslsram 70 n. R.qi.tr.

ZANEsvILLE, o., January 3-Tha
nouncement that Coroner Waterway
ordered an inquest 10 determine wh1I1
Joseph Beardsley had been poisoned p
created decided sensation in this
and it seems to be only the iirst chap
startling story.
He died at the home Of Mrs. "A
Boyer. In the Eighth ward, between
aud his wife he has been dividing b
tons for the past TWEEN Y years. -
10 have declared on two or three(
recently that IL Besrdsley ever went
10 his wife again that's would kill
He made will few months ago lea
the greater part OF his property 70
woman.
He was married in 1883, two child
ing born, but one Of whom is now f'fN
Six years after his marriage I've set NJ
separate establishment ia another part
the city that WAS presided over by Mrs
Boyer, then young widow.
A son was born OF this liason who is nov
eighteen years OF age. Up until three year
ago he lived this dull life without his vlt'
discovering that her husband masntainel
another household.
When she did. she and their daughfcI
both left him. Subsequently she brough.
suit for alimony aud the Courts awartS<
her $4,000 This large amount
promptly paid over to her in lands AN
money. On Thanksgiving day reconcir
iation was effected between them through
the offices OF friends and she decided bac1
10 him the property that she had recel
as alimony and this, by his will, Is a
conveyed 10 Mrs. Boyer.
He was taken very sick on Tuesday y
last week, and was removed TO Mr.. B0ye
nome He grew rapidly worse and
on Friday. Mrs. Beardsley boldly chg
that be was poisoned in order TO seen,
property, which amounts 70 over t35,c
this woman.
AT the inquest held this afternoon th'
only sensational testimony was that OF DR.
Lenhart. who conducted the autopsy.
He said that he had made the cxamina
tion expecting TO find poison, but tho ejn
balming fluid had been injected prcvieos I.
the post mortem, and rendered IL imp0s5i
bic for him to tell what had been in th'
stomach before death. Ii Will be aha.yzed
however, and pending the result the Cor
oler refuses 10 talk.
At late hour this afternoon Bardsl<
will was filed for probate. He bequeaths ~
his pr )perty 10 his illegltimaie son. Georg'
w. b .ardsley, and the boys mother, Mrs
May Cockrell, or as she Is knows here
Mrs Boyer. Beardsley was tho oldes
and most successful restauranteur in th'
city, and bis estate will amount 70 $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04

Republican Senators in the
West - Members Of Congress
Are Very Slow Returning After
Their Vacation - Business to
appear This Week-The Dal-
toms Are not Deputy Marshals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
[SHINGTON GOSSIP.
blican Chairman Carter Appears
! Before the Committee.
SEES BUT VERY LITTLE HOPE

DLEO DU4 Lit LII LII uVA
Republican Senators in the
Vest - Members Of Congress
Ire Very Slow Returning After
heir Vacation - Business to
appear This Week-The Dal-
on's Are not Deputy Marshals.
AsHINGToN, D. c., January S,-Chair-
Carter, of the Republican National
lpittee, was at the Capitol to-day he
- communicative as 10 his mission,
~ transpired that he was here
bOena from the judiciary Com
D6ffthe Senate. A subcommittee or
Committee, acting under authority
lrred Dy the Senate, has begun TO taks
nOny in relation 70 charges made
lst Louis r. McComas, who was nom
d 10 be Judge of the Supreme Court
District OF Columbia.
bppears that one Of the allegations IN
sase is that Mr.. McCOmaS, while
Sel for a man named Gibson, who
representing certain interests ia the
lgstOne Park Association, proposed
Achent 70 influence the land ottice
the cOmmissiOner-the MIR. Car
1.-THE necessary funds were forth
1t is on this point that Mr.. Car
pared to-day before the sub-cOm-
B give his testimony, which It is
cd strongly negatives the lmplica-
Z there was any wrong doing IN
er within his knowledge.
.R FINDS LITTLE CONSOLATION.
about the probable outcome Of
prial contests now beginning IN
vest, Mr.. Carter said: In my
THE result is still dOnOtful, but
bances in favcr OF the Demo-
see the Republicans have SO
the Legislature. the Democrats
populists s. and il requires So
order for US to succeed, there
REQUIRE our getting all Of the
5tes, whereas the Democrats
Uader the circumstances
are beaten.
ng. the Democrats and POpu-
bave control Of the lower
Legislature, and there are
cases, which / suppose will
inst the Republicans, thus
Crity on joint ballot, which
used 70 elect Democratic
Gfornia the Legislature is
Kansas and Nebraska there
Re will be able to elect our
ere Is considerable doubt
ORs ARE SLOW.
Representatives, who
holiday recess, are in
the capitol so there is
attendance in both
n Congress meets
ll probably not be
re indications OF a
tWeeQ thea ei-cP-
purchase
immigra-
in be the
Ry unani-
Sena-
have
d they
rs dur
Of the
p who
kept in
usiOn of
row the
be taken
YMcRher-
u 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04

B.-The latest arrest
robbers is John
layer, making the
hall player who
bis business. The
the net for stolen
lrly additions 10
PaVe been rec0v-
an explosion Of
Rt any moment,
en the probing
ame that will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-24

Governor clesse. Wednesday made the
following nominations
Pablss Administrator, County Of kenne.
hee--Herb-rt NJ Heath. Augusta
Pnbic Administrator, County Of Penet
sect, Albert W. Paine. Bangor.
10 take Bird. their Nests and Eygs, fol
Scientific FsrI.oses-tilmsn r. Bsorn
Turner.
Agent 10 Prevent crueity--B. r. Atssef
ton, Mt. iDessYt Well g. Siagiti, Rock
land.
Coroner--w iiliasn II. iI.nsoa. Jaekmsn
ts~n.
D.siiIDus Jsstice--Mosss A. Stafford
kistsry.
Notary Pabiir--Josn y. Savaxe, Esien
Winfield l.. Smiih, Portiani; Eiwia l.
HeekteYt. Cspe Eiizabeth.
Trial Jassine---4tnsrjesJ j. Dut "a, OreBo
Stafford l.. Fegs. Kumford; isxse NJ
GlasHsa, Pessqse Isle; Josryh J.. IIor
RI saseh; Jones Wsss. Addison. Gus II
Taylor. Top+aeIa.
Justice Of the Peaee snd QsofuD-Tar
ner Bnsreii. Scion: Henry 8. Bridges
Pembroke; HrHry X. Dss'.pasb, Wilton
AiIss T. Co~eii, Lebanon; Ksipf. W
rrscxeti, Lewiston; VIA. ~. Foxlrr. Rock
isnd; Daniel .. Hsraplsrsy, Brsdferd; c
r. johnson, Tar.fesd; Joshua G. Lioby
Psrsiznd; ssnsasi ". Lane, Augusta
yslsafa e. Murray. Esrnhsss; Ladas II
Meroiaisser, C.rsf,ya: Jrsss- T.. Stane. Bsr
/ sick Wilbur v, Cate, Dres3sB; Des;esss
Fax. Eien: w5Iissm y. Mitchell. Bncks
a,st. bsaiEv H. wttcemb. Se~tgfgi
5.nsss n. we<fwerth, Pspbfoke; s. 4
Byrsm, EssppTt.
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Asu-IAnnAsY.


Nav YaRK. Aug. .S.--The Independents
Democrats have inaugurxted an organized
movement against Tammxny Hall in tho
21ih district. Of which Police Justic,
Charles Welie is the TammAny leader. A
regular district organization Of the New
York CItizens' Democracy Was formed nj
the house Of a weli-kno~n Harlem Demo.
e-at. James jackson. one of the oldes,
residents of Harlem, vas elected leader
and it vas determined 10 place candidates
for civil Justice and the Legislature in the
fell this fall.
Leader james jackson said '.TammAn,
will have to DO some tall hussling TO beat
US. We are ia the field TO win. Some
Wholesale designations will take place from
the general committee Of the Txmmany
district organization, ard all will join our
movement. We have the Endorsement Of
the snii-snappef lesiers and ithin week
or tso there sili be some interesting news
in the 6isiriei. A committee IL nov look
ing for permanent headquarters, and BY
September ist will be ready for business
and q club will be Organized In every
election district. We start our organixa-
ton with over zoo members, all Democrats
who are tired of the Tsmmany machine
We have not organized on the spu, of
the moment, but have given the matter
careful consideration, and have spoken 70
some Of the most prominent men up town
We also intFrrie~ed some OF the saloon
keepers, and they are willing TO join the
organization. Everybody is tired Of the
methods Of Tammany. When We send q
man 10 the Legislature he viii represen,
the psopls and not the leader, on the prinei-
Pile laid dosn by Assembl, man kempner.
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HtGsED A HicANAvMAN.
The Achievement Of Pretty Girl. Whs Was
iiss PIscky One.

NIw YosK, Aug. 25.--lt - not often
that a rrerossetsing young lady is seer
sp-iutRg along a city thoroughfAre in pur-
SUIT of rufiisn. and il 10 rare, indeed, that
he cap;ares him when she does sprint.
Miss olive Leon. Of No. 223 Wea Fortsth
street, has just distinguished herself In both
ways.
Miss Leon, Who il very pretty giri ei
20, was passing through Twenty fourth
street, between Sixih and Seventh avenues.
at e.20 last night when Albert Isi'x. ~tio
claims to be French chef. and gives his
sd,iress at No. 1875 West T~en,y-sixia
street. darted from a doorway, seized the
young lady, snatcbed her pockefbook AMI
ran.
Several people witnessed the robbery
tut were 20 dumbfounled al the man $ dsr-
ing that no ooe raised Il haad TO prevent
him until after the theft WAS committed
As soof ~ Reiiz ran several took after him.
sfnpng hom as Miss Leon She hngs.,.
the tlief. Kei,z was chased into Seventh
avenue and fiaslly at 1'senty -secoBd siree,
the girl actually came NJ with Esiiz. and
throwing both arms about his neck, held
him fast. Rsiiz struck vioief,iy NJ the
young lady several times, but in rDemen,
the crowd ~as upon him, and he nigh;
base been used roughly but for the arrival
of Policeman Monaghan, Of the West Thir-
tleth street station.
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CONSUMPTION
CAN Be CURED

fn is sariy ss4Sss by taking IIrpDxx',
MAsSKT5c Coxf-os Nd.
CesasassuPsioa Is tisr s,sf,c tsfSew Eng-
land; the kias Of ,eftors Ia FsAasy l.eagt.
aad homes.
IL is caused ~ ts,e fAeeef,s4 a.-rey Of
digestive isriaeat4fis4 sisg Al iatssy-
erisied essassii4sn # ii.e b.o,.i aaa nes-
voss system.
iifDDEN's MsCxRrIc C1sar.,esn cor
Fecls digestive ieflas n.aaioH, eleaases
ard bal!as np Tire L.ssesl. ana tones TIP
the nereoase sysse-'a ii q r. .1rsafsas.!e way.
Il eoFreeas l,,ss II .I,reii.e. ai2s in ,he
assias4iioa d istl, saa Te5sl4ees weas.
aesa aHd i@esll4-e ptA baoyaaey
zni strength.
ISfeas@res Ivs''pBasss deposits, cieanses
and heals fl4r e4rs 'i>44.e. bu..ds - she
general heals. ~a5 etfes IN tie rational
Or sc4eHtiGc var.
ii3DHEN's AAD>sTac Cosrua-ND Is a
valuable fneda4ee ID tlte eafiy stages OF
ooasuHsPtioa, aa3 {, i5 feliable med
ieine ia ali fa~sa.- ef isysieaI weakness.
i IS eoluiag TO l.s hook 4 pPon as the
best 81 fclra n-eaici sc on the market.
Your dragsi4 t~e7s IL Buy IL, TRY
IL. Twill 10 ~ Coon.
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EFFICIENT BUILDERS
But Coronef's Jury Finds a
Weak Place in Reservoir
And So Did the Water But Who Was
to Blame 7
Asmsr AAsss . 1rase hssssss us .
Sheriff

| PoErEAsDs NJ Aug. zz.--The e0r0n-
srs jary in tae case Of the Reservoir scs.l-
dest on the ssh inst, faisIse,i the iHvestiga-
tioa today and rendered vsriiet The
/ iary aai that AEnie C.. Cenley, NAME c.
/ Conley. Axaes NJ Caaleg. and James Mos-
by caBse 20 tlssir death By iajarles -eesise~3
frosa 1ts barssing Of the resrrvgir. The ia
~ f1d rhat the aser COMPANY ennstraafssl
fis~ reservoir sn the year, i-s- and lssst,
snlpIsyiag an engineer Of tae highest s1aa9-
ing and long experience, and thai the onis
change from hls plans ~eTe in the direction
af increased e1peRse and IL 1sBcy that
the csutract " h0 baiif the reservoir vas
ngan ot exIsr4efc. ans sItaenGy and
hi Ais work in thorough snaa-
ser Eraan The evidence sabmats-1 by
engineers the jury ls unable 10 determined
ttse pre- lse cause ot t'ie aes A!ent- but feei
satisfied that Il sas ia soup~ ssy connected
~ttb the uy~rss9s pipe, ShieA sss sn orl.i-
nary straight, tssiSe III b iron pipe laid On
,ile slope Through the sHloaAk uisat and sur
ro4fasled ith ramahei padlahg n sters sal
!. Tbs jury believe that the pfeseacs Of sasd
pip-, LAID through sad saibaak-
mint IN tie uaaBnvr Afor.sAid, wss thsi
weak plzce in ,hs enibsnkpeRt VI ssld,
reservoir and that the pre-encs Of such 4
pipe, without adequate collars or eut-oii
sail., was a source of danger, sRd not eon-
.i-s...i 18th a hlga degree Of ssfetY wiiiet
the pabhc have II night 70 expect Ia the con 4
strstslon Of a Reservoir located WITHIN tft'
iiuits Of the tig.
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SD CONGRESS.

wAsHsxeTcx. AUG. sS---Amons fhe bali
introduced IN the Senate this morning wAi
enc By Mr.. PRsce Dem o9 fioFaia -
substitute for the minority bail Of The
finance committee, proposing = SILVER eoan'
age sf 70 10 /. The Substitute proposes Z
commission Of thrre c;rsens 10 as<ef.sin
and report before January. lsss. the in
srsnsie relative vaiae Of gold and salver,
and rha, on that report the secretary Of ths
treasury shan NJ and determine the ratio.
The resolution offered in the Senate by
Psfer Pop Of kanAAs, ~ TO y,olszsoa 81
the iax BY national banks in declining 70
pay deposisors' checks in currency, was
taken up today and . motion To refer e
committee on aaanee, made by Hoar, gave
rise to long and somes hs; excited discas.
ssca in which yoorhees, Gofman and Nc
Paersoa favored the reference
Manderscn, Kyle and Hill opposed u and
insisted on the adoption Of the resolution
When the hour Of O'Clock arrived. Hoa,
called up the national bank bill. Attemp'
was made 10 continue the discussion. bat
objection vas offered and the resolanon
weut TO the foot Of the caiisadas. y here il
csn be reached ONLY by an affirmative ma
isrisy vote.
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~ THE SOUNDING SEA.
The aew Chairman Wilson Nssss 10 Dfafi His
TariH Bill

wA.HIsefes, Aug 23.--Chsirmaa VIII
son Of the ways and means cofnnitte De-
sires to get to work at once on new ssrs
bill
Il know Mr.. Wilson ssss. shat the
earnmittse has a long and aranous ob be-
fore ii and ins; when ve vii 5nlst asa bs
ready to rvyort ] esnaof tell
Mr.. Wilson IT first was ia favor Of wait
ing until after fsls House bad, ee1plefea IL
work or silver before the tariff ~ss taken
up, ami he proposed that the conasssttes
wait untis The Hsafe adjourned ssfc-e il
serisasiy began lie Discussion On the new
sasjeef- He thought thss the coTmmitsss
should 70 10 some sea shore rssrear ~hsre
the members could BE- quiet and there draw
up a tariff bill, but The speaker and Secre-
txry Carlisle have other views. The tvs
latter wish the ways and meAas cSminstfes
10 make eIna asy hov. and do il st onc-.
They want tee committee 10 announce that
il il going to veYk snd 70 meet even ii i
does not frame tariff bill. The genera
belief here, hsseser. il that, although Mr.
wiisaa y III get his committee tegsfber :
viII be nonths before he is ready TO repog'
new sz.yH BILL.
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Railroad snc siesmb,sss
MIME CENTRAL RAILROAD.
...x~v,ex, . Of Trsins In kaees 1sss
sstk, 1888.


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80 80 = s,.,fztaaul art BesisE.
Sa.x., .asT a 20 A N Eisisi srifsssl ~
.- k.sstss sAEss- Hst hAfoSf. -
fsSsTA Iess $50 AEo4eStSax esSaA2S
y srps-.- tag sAaFaT E'4s n1 a'asss,f
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- Ns,-ff3ss Sessass tsk q = NJ
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tsFs x.,.r5.Isr. f,as s4ad AsF7h 4 uss'z, fs.ss
ss,sftexrs p zsi. Dvser. 'osrFSii. i-AAs-
s~a. = es.s,s,.a n 51ssn ahA Artsss
- - 4 o. srd ipr q 'sf i4'ei
20. 4 sags sais fsH y aa''f'si's s'''' b-A
Ts.srs ra.f-.a= frasa Eatss kas' 81 - =.
- arss 3 $50 = n FSHs sssfy
-, ,ssr,sara s.ls..- .sg sfasa - 4ssfia
80 ,5.us -. aas 1s -kgst,fs sah 90 ARsaag
sAI So - i. ts Hssfas'- isrtSf - tFEeha bHa
s.s-.s,ss . 81 H4g.gf. oe 5aH'a2g u n
=. ,., .,,5e. z.ang vTe@- 2t Ieio A ". sad
b " rsa ss-4s. SUNDAY aTs.i siAf=i -
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cAssSs1 I'M Sssiss = Aueu cstnss-use ia
NJ puson1e.

NArrcx. Ala. Au&. u 1--WE mcn
aamed Meyers, hceA accused a henioss
crimes, Are nscsas from avsngine mobs in
this vicinity. oas has sAkea refuge in .
denss ~csa ncAr BruShy rOrk and ths
other in s,sS swamp, nerth q ChAxiss-
saa.. 10th are surrounded by posses ol
eirsrsss, and both viii almost certainly hs
iynchcd II captured Gill Aeyers b shs
name of the fugitive q RruaAy fork.
which h - nilss north Il this city. LAss
Friday morainx he went 20 the kouss Of .
neighbsr named VIII. and dndanw no one
ai honse except Mira Will aAaaaltsd her.
Afterwards be mea his ii-ycar-el6 dAuxh-
ter and assaulted her and hanged her 70 .
trsa Then he vent home and brat kis
wife and one u his owu little girls, AFTER
which be i-d 20 the woods after axminS
himself Before going hs ordered his wife
to send him that night . basket Of pro
visions The little girl. whea cut down,
was unable 10 talk She managed 10 wfite
the story af her treatment
win ns shown Ne 0ersy.
A mob ssghs~i him in the woods and %
shots were fired at him. Meyers wturn~a
the iire and slightly woauaci one Of the
citizens That night his little girl whom
he had whipYs>a. carried him . basket Of
provisiosrs Tae possc have surrounded
the woods and tried 10 captured him
shonld he be captured he wiil osrtAlnly be
banged
The other Meyers IL the Big fons
brakeman who slashed viii Rasie 70
death few asys ago In = row over y gia
with whom he WAS in love A mob Of aa
persons armed has h-cn searching for him
ever sinos and his escape h almost impos-
sihie-
Meyers Is a desperate and well armed
and is an excellens shot He has host Of
friends among the searching party who
will fight desperately before thsy will per-
nit Aim 10 be lynched
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Story Abou, Deputy seias Held up BY
Tramp.

RteHMnsp. Aug. 23.--- apec.Hi} Ii hss
t,.en runored here today THAI deputy
sh.ris of krnBebec county. resi!ing ai
I.itcba~li sas beld up by tramp Monday
afternoon This officer wss in pursuit Of
thras men v no were sH'peete3 of breaking
ato b T. Temples store at Richmond
Gunner Sunday night, and upon coming up
sikh ihsnl vas ord r,q3 10 stop by q man
ho pointed revolver al bis hesd. The
.ieriff came 10 n halt aul the man di.sp-
ae.rretl into the woods. Nothing has since
been seen ot the party
Having closed ber vacation, Miss MRin@
Marteile has returned to her desk III tAe
ofticv Of the Home Casually Company.
Geo. T. iieseitnn, Eco, of Gardiner was
n town W eAnesiss.
Frank r. Baker Of Lynn, Is visiting the
fsgnii, Of {. u New eli, Esq.
MIS- Enamn brew OF Boston. is visiting
r,isIlves III town.
Deputy Sheriff Newell is on a :riF to
Bryants Pond.
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deeails At ths fair. So The manaesrs Esm-
| ply could not sappsy their psacsA
The Preach exhihiscss Of hronzes h III
4annfacfzrO haiiding have also had
| roohle with the coliecsoe Of customs Aad
thirteen Caves ccntAining the exhibits VI
Gxfeec Different FIRMS have been closed
and ssaisd by the ozsrialA The charge b
| that the exhibitions have been selling and
| delivering as once, contrary 20 the rule
| tkaf no Articles sold can Be delivered till
the close Of the fair. There IL certainly
bronze enough still 70 Be seen and the ex-
hibstors tell me thAs the peculiar cha-as-
| terissics o< each nation come out excn
| norr strongly in their bronsn than in
their paiastnR. Taking sisher = guide
must say that some Of these Europeans
/ hare eharacseRistia that I do not like.
| Among the Russian paintings, for in
| stance. Are aome In which the mzzniticeuce
| Of car and mobiles Is broaghs into striking
| and painful contrast with the rising Of the
common psopleL True, perhaps. but only
Russian. ! fancy, would have advertised
| it in such . brutality realistic way.
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Among the Spanish paintings ID one
which holds the crowd. bat makes them
shuadsr. It shows line Of African slaves
chained together and fastened TO posts
6rznly set In the ground at intervals. The
idea is that the Aoors have fixed the ne
groes In that way 10 break the charge Of
the Christian cavalry. But the latter
with waving banners and spears fixed are
galioptng on and Just beginning TO tram
PIE down the living hreastwork Over the
cavalry the standard Of the cross is raised,
and this picture is called-of all things in
the woridH"The Triumph of the Cross -
II Is the concentration of cruelty. bias
phemy And the whole bloody history OF
Spain in those dark GAyA Possibly the
artist meant IL for that
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-24

WAsHiSsTos, Aug. 25.--viewed from e
treasury sianjpoiat, the general financial
situation Of the country shows improve
Tnani, slight, perhaps. but ii IL believed
permanent. Bank failures have slmos,
ceased. The banks that have suspended
under the financial stringency are resnn,ins
business. The gold which poured out Of
the eoantry is returning and general feel
ing of confidence is being restored. This
charged condition wss fei, last week and
has ass 10y day increased. Money is still
scarce but not SO much a. ii vas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-24

wAsHIssTog, Aug sa-The possofFrs
department Is informed Of the arrest os
Dr.. Matthew Taylor at Mouar Wiaans.
Nd, on charze Of sending scnrriioas
matter through The mails Jacob ksppsel
and SaraA .Jsaes were arrested In Eaisi-
rasre IN similar charges George H
Nakspe&cr, late postmaster II Sanford
y. C.. ms baeE arrested an . charge d
embxxzsing registered mail matter.