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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
THE GRAHAM COURT MARTIAL.

The court martial to try Captain john Gra-
ham, of Company G, for an alleged assault on
Sergeant Abel P. Brown, had preliminary
meeting at Paterson last night. None of the
court Officers is from Jersey Citw or the Fourth
regiment. Their names and the court martial
order were printed in The NEWS on August 8.
Captain Graham is at Highland Beach.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
WANSER CLUB MEETING.

The wanser Club held meeting last even ing
for the transaction of general business No
political action was taken, but the club prom
ises TO do some lively hustling during the fall
campaign The favor the nomination of
straight Republican ticket which they will give
their earnest and undivided SUPPORT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
IDAHO A BlSH0PRIC.

By Gable to the United Press
RoEE. August 1S, 1893. The Pope has
raised the Vicarate of Idaho, United
to the dignity of Bishopric.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
NIias BYng,a PIaylne.

Bridges : Don't | hear Miss Byng play ing
something In five aatss''
Brooks Yes, aud IL there was another story
to this building you might hear it in six
hetU York Herald
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
Too Familiar By Far.

Countess, to new yalet-"Johann. / observed
yesterday to my intense horror that you clean
my husbands clothes and your own with th @
same brush. must strictly prohibit any such
familarities for tho future = B0ppdTder
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

''Most intelligent dawg, sir; most intelligent.
Puhfo'ms clerical duties about the office. sah.'
you don't sayr
Eyes, san; he ticks all The big postage
stamps. Nstu York Recorder.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
DROVE ON TIE SIDEWALK.

John Downing is a scavenger. and yesterday
instead of keeping to the street, he drove on
the sidewalk on Ravine Road. He was told 10
switch off, but did not obsy orders Five dollars
was the penalty he paid this morning to JUS
tIce Birdsall.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

Miss r. Nolan, Pages.
William H. Smith, E. MS. Farley.
John Mulligan, H. Cassidy 's.....,.
Mr.. Coles, Brown & Van Anglen's..
G. 3. Mintel. Brown & Van Anglen's
John Schober, G. +. Schober.
Mr.. John Jarvis, Morse's. ........
Maggie Mclaughlin, H. Grindaldo
John w Kuper, p j. Brennan's....
Geo. E. Martin, Brown & Van Anglen
W. Reilly, J. & r. Kern ........
]. G. Wirchenkermer, Fisher & Bros
Tony Br ,ndt, H. T.. Rugge. Jr......
Miss d. Cowan. J. j. Keane's.
e. III. Detrick, III B Russell's......
Myron A. Wolfson, Furst's.. s..........
Ed Seymour, Jas Hunts .........
Mr.. Walsh, Rinaldo's. ... ......
John Galaher, w. H. Turner's 49,.
Miss L. Schuetz, Furst's.. ..........
Frank Sheridan, G.. H. Ridley's.
George Clark, G l.. Britten's. ..
Miss I. Mcdonald, ,Br'wn&V'nAngl'n
Halsey Day, Marshall 81 Balls. -.
Mike Monahan, w. II Turner's.
Ennel Kopido, Kopido's. o's...........
Miss Vandeyenter, Leonard & Co.'s
Miss Leonard. Kelly & Co. 's.......
John Heslip, Golden Tea Store. ....
James Britain, George Macari's....
Willie Woods, Perrin House. .......
Dan Mclaughlin, w H. Turner's.
Daniel Carol, w H Turner's.
A, 7. Dons. w. H. Turner's ......
Mr.. Coleman, James Coleman's. s....
Miss Annie Ryan, David Hotfer's....
Thomas Nolan, James Hunts. ......
Capt. VIM Comstoek, Capt Otto's..
James Mannion. Thomas Q'Brien,s
Mr.. Atkinson, H Atkinson s. ....
D Rhinehart, Gus Markert's...
Annie Martens. H Hintermann's...
G Smith, Gus Markert's. ..........
Miss Dirson. Gus Markert's. ......
Henry Wipisther, H. A Rugge's.
John 7 Kruger, A e. Stockbower's
Simon Saw, Gus Markert's .....
G Sagerty, Gus Markert's..
Mrs. S. A. Marien ''The Boston,.
y. Ahqen, motifs ..................
d. Mackine, Machines.
Hugh Tierney, McGonnell's. ...
Miss I. Mcdonnell, Taylor's. ........
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
Arlington Camatnrx

Lots and graves cared for by Cemetery Asso.
citation. No assessments, moderate prices per-
feet title. Four and a half miles from Court
House; IA minutes by rail from Erie Depot
Once over Provident Savings Bank, 2S9 WASH
ngton street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

Icelanders, ii is recorded, never whistle. It Is
hard to zee why a mau who lives in Iceland
should ever feel like whistling. Washington
Star.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
In the OFF Honrs

Tracer-"Do you suppose that editors Of
comic papers ever smief''
spacsr-.'oh. yes; when they're not work
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
Weather Indiostians.

WASHINGTON Aug IS, lS9s.-weat her indloa-
tions for thirty-six hours. ending at eight P. NJ
Saturday, August 10. For Southeastern New
York, including Long Island also for Com
necticut aud Northern New Jersey:-For FRI
day and Saturday fair; slightly cooler; northS
westerly winds.
Hartnstt's Thermomster Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
Modern Conurase.
It Muat Hava Rean.

The modern landlord doesn't get frighten ed
when he sees the handwriting on the wall. He
just gsts mad .--BuTalo Courier
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

These tr ousers are awful short" SWELL
you told my collector the other day that you
were awful short yourself ."-Stonington Bull
ietin
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
THE GREAT CONTEST !!

Some naud be
OF the the Retail
nor be party to the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

In view of what Hoods Sarsaparilla has
done for others, is 1t not reasonable to be-
lieve that IN with also be of benefit to your
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
IS POPULARITY Contest.

Record vote the above lines for your choice as the
most popular lady or gentleman clerk in any
retail store in Jersey City.
his is the tn Of z Voting
Winner OF . o. o o fora a Trip
to Chicago and the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

Where She Found Most to Study.
Mamma-"What interested you most on your
wedding journey"
Daughter" George" Mem York America.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
It Can't BE Better.

deary'
Miss Boston Better? How could ir be? 1t
was never good Detroit Free Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18
Mad 9 To su,t tile Man

7 Gus els that an English joke"
billiard :. Must have been nobody laughed. y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-18

check this uncalled for eysravagance aud
give it a clean knock out.
1t is such disregard as this OF all that
is right and just that has brought the
board into such bad odor in this com.
munity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
WILL fight the CASE.


W1TK.SfLLE. Dec. .9e.--i Special }-Aftel
reading the special from Sko~ hsgan IN the
Lsristoa Journal on Tuesday nish;, con
cernfag the indietnsens which the grand jary
Of Somerset eeaaty had found against the
ara Of L. II. Soper Co., Of this city
the 1egHsAL representative called at the
s'ore Of she firm 10. the purpose Of bearing
waas th- members Of the frm had to say Ia
the matter
sis. s0ps- saiA that the eHly Information
he had received coneernisg the matter was
from Misses Hznt0r and Blake OF Madison,
N shess store they exhibited the goods IL,
ihat tawn. who wrste the nrm under the
aass Of Dee. 20, sax ing that esrtxia parties
m that town were before the grand jury AZ
sxew hsgsnr end was not. therefore, in
preparation 10 say very much al all in re-
gard to the Indictment.
Both be and bis partner, Ar. ciukey.
we're put on exhibition in the towns in Som
ersst county, thsre was a formal agreement
inside personally By Sir. SSPer, wiio went
20 them in advance, by which in each esse
the oWHsrs Of the stores we're to snare in
the profits Of the sale and also were to bear
one half TIC expense attending the di'piay.
They said that the stock which was placed
sonit OF the best and latest style new goods
which they had received the present fall.
They will probably fight the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
IoYtD xira 1ae cos's FEELINGS.
The Teadefioin Joker Puts Up lsa On sea
York Policeman.

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NJ" oar Deo' --'Ai''iVl "a t.se ui,'
OF .he poiite S4A.iIsi-' az i '-'e
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't4'i'h sot III na1 IS .ss,, -, wypi,s q ~
piece VI VOTE on o'..l'i1"s y, 80, n'-s
'ne on piS'oo1 . a. 'sS' u ','. - - -
ai'e' si'' ~, issI''oe- 'Y'.., -, . ~ -,
tame IN ~l1h hea''t E.hpieN pAs.e' A. y,
'ir' ssea u man ~"7 y 'He 'e"'lrAt w y,
'oe "oase; n"' Npt'iy NHS " -
l4io eiiai'; 'oas''Hs i.4' 80 Va
nj '.I .I1s.,, $50 hin,.si,
70 'he ta' e"p sh' ne 'i'"'! i'iee' N''Ais''i
"u' y, i'S -. -, .l..,a t.. ,a;4 a-1
II ~, : 'aF' ~. -
Nltn ~ ."''A "I1eil'1 = ~ ,ft
"'.o's" - U'l -. Wv 80, ,rt.'.@, 49,
platoon piAtsn hs P1it - "'s
no, siblie li9' S.l'1>s !" 'I,,..-.d
10 ''pnei 10, H., L,.I
'hi3 Lue eteA' WITT II ~ 'i'1
ahl 'ne On P'a'"9,. n'FN vt' "I,. w., ~; a1
paek 1'alf%sy ~ s@ra Thor Wv AtH tS as, e.,
- . 'n,,r.r 4, anen;,g the n,r,eI
He frst disclosed = long white tox. Then
h. picked up a note wAich rested 90 top,
and after scrutiaizlug it few seconds tore
il up an, threw it en- the gr- und Then c
threw of the cover of the b x AID lifted "
a .beat cf white tisupr and disclosed a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
HENRY W. PAINE DEAD.


Hosr0s. Dee 26.--iIenry W. Paine, tho
eminent lawyer. died at hi. residence at
Cambridge, this morning. He was born at
Wipslow, Me. August 30. lsio. He grad
psttd NJ Waterville college (Bow Colby
uniyt fsily) 10 1870, was n tutor In the col
leg fur "A wear, and later entered Harvard
Law school. He was admitted to the bar
in iSJi aud began practice nj lIallowell.
In lsa6.37 and 53 he Represented liaIlo-
we'll N the Maine Legislature, and was for
iiyc yrais attorney of kennebsc bounty.
Ia 1854 be came TO Cambridge and
opeiied law Office 10 Boston. For 20 years
te probably argued more cases To juries
than auy Dtlcs member Of the bar, his sue
g. ). IL gaining setdiGts being such as but
feN advocates have surpassed. For half q
century sucr.caing his admission TO the bar
ho gave 10 the Law his undivided allegi-
ante.
After ~ years OF unremitting attention
{, bs pfof,ssi9n he VI as compelled to retire
from active practice and devoted himself to
oilieo business. lilo was freq GENTLY spplied
10 for vriiten opinion upon complicated
rases, His services as referee, or master
in cllsBeery. were In constant demand. He
held the lecture.bip upon Law Of real prop
erty In Boston University Law school from
i,s establishment to 1898. For many years
he had n greater number of students in his
oisics than could be found In any other in
the city.
lie was slways ayerse to bolding Office
He declined q scat in the United States
| Senate before he came to Boston. He was
repeatedly offered q position on the Maine
supreme bench, and in 1861 was offered the
chief iusiieesbip OF the Massachusetts SUI
prerne court but declined 1t. In 1863 aud
| 1854 he was the unsuccessful Democratic
candidate for Governor. the nomination be-
| Jog made without his consent and be sc-
eepiins il with extreme reluctance.
I The interests in,rusted 10 him were many
| and varied, but his charges for services
were always moderate. He retired from
practice ~ 1886 and since had done pfacti-
/ ralIy no business. In 1851 he received the
degree of Ill. ID. from Colby university.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
AFTER THE TRUTH.
Hawaiian Affairs to be Pfobed
by Senate Committee.
Their Investigation TO be Sec5et and
viii Last Two Months.
Asssfs. ElaaAs. sissas. y Ills ard otasss
nHI EaEbsless be Examiaea.

WAsHissF0s, Dsc. 9s.-Tome.sow the
Senate soamifsse CO fsreign rgissioas VIII
begin - iavesg gate the Hessl.aa question.
under the terms Vi Senator Margsn's reso-
lutios. The invest sasioE VIII ae csE-
aucEed by subcommittee consisting If
81 a4tors Morgan, G.a9 ButlEr, Sherman
and Frye, To get AZ the tsts siihJul
making public any personalities sAat
may crop cut, sile eanmitlss ~i!i re-
fuse to permit access To its gpoas while
the Investigation is going on. The
work IomarraE viii b. Of preliminary
character. There is likelihood 0f many
Witnesses being called az THIS sittsg, 1t Is
ney impr9aSoie that before ihs iaye<siga
iisn is ed u5tA Ca4mmgsal3aer Bsognt, ex-
Minister stevens. Minister Willss, eertsin
4rns and sary officers and such Has ailsns
as are IN the city siil b. eailsi before tire
committee The cuinuiltte III pas f2Fth
!!s best eaIesvors To get al all obfaiaaals
afornsiioA and base IFS sallrgs uPan
sound evidence as 10 the condition Of affairs
oG ihe Islands before ana altar ,he e.tab-
tsbmsht of tue provisional government. Ii;
Is thought that two months will be eoE-
sulned % The inquiry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.


wv ~ ar rt vro-ld,s
WA7hlS"I'S' - . -
Cotunip'a" "a Ps's'T'l - ~, ,,.o.,,r,..,t +,
na''onal al ~ IoIeia',ou 'iA9 p..iI.'s, CIavs.
% r,,.,I; T. ntaal.,o,, ~ M.
iaha oy fii. " ,i''"H' -. - ~.
Jaso; n"hy ,D,s t''a-I, tt'',l'f,l;', !, -e
"oi'" . -. ~. a.-...r.,t
mar Aaole '','
sisna,u.e' u ',;' ,:.t .,t'is,t.1 ;n
~ u,'Ieie',' ns'',' i",,,I;-,, e. pirnsrd w, h
lils E1posi',oH' ~ p t,o,i,hrrr -,
60, Tr-,I.,,'. p,,..,,,. Ia, Ioo,a of S,sif,
.ahana, ,,",ifes 81 -. ,u.,.,, %,
a'n,'ia1 :, 49, -, ns t.s,fi, Tr1LtI
n ~" - -, pr,f
pey % INV, ~ 1T, III =. f...a,,,,,. g.,
III nsPF'n !" ~ -; H..
N"4.' - .,,r .4if"r,,,,, s,ates and territories
of tho j-oited states. the directors and off
oi,i. of ,ba F,nos;t;on. many of the chair
,,an and sneaEsrs of the congresses of the
WA. Congress- Auxiliary. Including Car.
dinal Gibbons. Monsignor Sstolli, DR..
plil;n Scbaa R;shon Merrill. Joseph Cook
Mr Moody. the Rev. Alexander Maekaj
smith. william T.. Dodge. Lady Somerset
and LADY Aberdeen: also the editors OF the
r,;ncinai daily papers of New York Pbila-
saInh;a Baltimore and Washington; also
sY-pres;dant BENJAMIN Harrison. Secretary
Merton comptroller Eckies. Chief Justice
FALL, Secretary Carlisle, Postmaster Gen
All R,sseII Sc. r.tsrv Herbert of the navy
or5 Dspiel A Lamont. secretary of war:
Senators John T. Morgan. John Sherman
ard Willism p. FRYE and several of tie
most prominent business men OF tie cenh'
trv .John d. Rockefeller. j. Pierpont Nor
g.u Je,se Seli.man, George NJ. Pullman
George Gould. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
otbers
The President an secretary expressed
their arproyal of the object sought ~ the
u,smorisli.,s. the President mentioned the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

A famine prevails in Central Mia.
Mgr. satoili is To remain IN Anerirs
Henry pctti,. the dramatist. diei IN
London.
Rio Janeiro ha. not beea taAea y in
surgents.
Money is scarce in Chicago ta pay city
employees.
pillshury won the New York chess
tournament.
Two men we're killed by an explosion in
Pittston, PA.
The Hamilton House, Washington, 7TaN
damaged by fire.
Chancellor Won Capriyi professes to bf
tired of his Office
The anti-tax movement has gained fresh
headway in Sicily
A stove foundry in Sackvilie. Y. b, was
burned; loss s75,est
Ex-.Jtistieo Walter T.. smith OF Brook
lya committed suicide.
Anarchist workshops wers raided in
Barcelona ard Nslviaera-
Bank President willard r. Holmes a
| Kansas Clfy was arrested.
Timothy NJ Deru3ot; Of Brooklyn fatally
| sIasttd George CLANCY with razor.
4 reang Csesii was arrested at Prague
| for s.,,ssssls mating Police Agent UrTs.
| German trades n1ions are purgiBs their
| mem E.srslsip lists OF anarchist suspects.
ElaE,ar,.r William and his family spent
| Chris mas ia the uew palace at Ps;tssiaSs.
| Beatrice Hamilton is to sac the 8sraei-
way. New York, Cable Road company ter
10000
The atehisan. Topeka aad Santa lie
railroad has passed into the haslslsof ns-
eeiyers.
The sultan Of Mor0eca ggar atees n
dersaa 10 spain 4er encreaesafiaeiiss 81
the Riifa +
| There was ssel5eit Of Si.g30.eg9 ia the
revsaae sf the D,1ntnion for the iiseal
year ending june - last.
Governor Mitchell ~ Florida ssgs hF
| Will stop the CeFbeff-AIisegaeil agst il ns
lives 70 exercise bis autkorifg-
/ John L. saiffxan mixed in fight As-
tween naetu bsfs Of his company atssi Spent
sunaar in jail at -an9Hsky. q
/ Frank Eersis and II. r. MaFsa srgr
/ bound aver II she SaHs cf $3.50 = b sr ths
supreme cears ia Nssls5s4. y H. ~
4 breaking and entering.
st the preliminary hearing IN 9rs u
ffeId, Mass. 10 t.ss nases af thssssas -s -
!d.rs. e9lnred. and NisliSua Thoinrsor.
charged wSth snanslan1hter, in ksIlsns
Patrick W. Hayes. both nen were nsie
. fex the grand jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27

sss HsssIy ss slts~ sae 6sasral cpsrt 10 Set
lie sss Case.

gReoxtrS. n. r.. Dse- sss--IaaiSe ID
gs- NJ. t'asIsn cs the sup-slns ooa,S. ! is
eifv. teslzg gsxs aes STAY 70 John \, Nc.
Ksns sasi etsers esaeezasi ia the GFS'fss-
susl nahfepsps e&ses. en the Ero9ad liasf
slszge i . ,loght Ss 10 ihe vail aigg os sas ir-
jaaeaSaa orseg which 'uss5ae Barnard IS
.aed aasl tbs def n4iAnts assohsyea. III the
iaianesicn b. iavsliI Justice Cssiien says
NSkzae sE4 his associates eApaS: be paa-
5saa 4 fer eantsnaTt.
4gsgics Ceiiea ssys thas is his E,ind
tliare II 10 aaaass aasss ,hs validity Of sss
ia5anesisa. gna tllas IHs1iee BARNARD dai
righs 10 Issuing Il in the iirss psaes, sad lie
properly fouBi Aeksrs and aiheEs gailgy
Of contempt % tha faets. bur Sc 8 y bee
the question of ysIsiily 9 . mkrssg Of lsS,
aa y ateA decisions sRs af doastfai ehayae-
tar, ami he stiaz. stay s'iegA he granted
so Bat tAa gsssrsl term can taie 0n the
gssue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

4 patent has been granted Samuel +.
Hinckley of Portland for a steam piston
packing arrangement.
The house of Silas Rounds, at Gorham,
was BURNED early Monday morning. Lo.
S2J0o, insured for $1,000.
James II. Knight, aged 80, Of Lewiston,
while clearing roof Monday, was thrown
n the ground by snowslide and died from
his injuries.
Charles Bontin of Biddeford. who swal-
owed bone while eatiug soup a few days
sqo, died from the fleets Tuesday. The
physicians were unable to remove the bone.
lie leaves family.
Hon. Robert Burns, for maay years
prominent business mau and Democratic
i. ader at f astport, died Monday aged s3.
He was horn in New Hampshire in 1911
and went TO Etstport in 1910, where he
lived until his death.
Saturday night, at Parkman, fire de-
s;rovea buildings Of W. H. Merrill, stable
AID store and tenement Of W. 7. Coburn,
,nl blacksmith shop of y. NJ. Cobb. Two
h. rses and COW we're lost. Total loss,
uear!y $1,000; partially insured.
The inquest in the murder case of Mrs.
Never will be r. esunteA Wednesday at ar
mouth before Coroner Perry, and it IS un-
d,rstood that the time between the last
hearing and that of Wednesday will be
fnnnd TO have been well employed by Sher-
if Bncknan, who hss been hard at work
getting fresh points.
| Joseph Kelley at Saco, is under arrest
charged with breaking and entering the
I house of Calvin Day and stealing TWO
! watches. One of the watches has been
recovered from the party to whom he mad
sold it. 10 the municipal court Tuesday
| .Ios4ph Kelley was bound over to the grand
Jury. charged with burglary.
The manseers of the Wiscasset Que
hoe Railroad have bought in Pennsylvania
5000 tons of steel rails at S23 ton deiiV-
ere I alongside vessel at Baltimore in the
spring. the lowest price at when steer rams
we're ever sold. They also bought fasten
iprs and iron for car building at WONDER
| s,Ilv lox fgures. There never has been
time in the history of the country WneI
money would go so far in railroad ouiidihe
as it will today
The crew of the schooner Hattie Turner
Csn.ain Seelev, arrived at Bath Monday
The vessel was wrecked off Small Point II
A fog. Saturday morning. The yessei -
t,tai loss. The crew lost everything. nt
schooner was built in Thomaston IN le';
and owned in Boston. She was oounc
from St. John to Fall River with 3,m"'uo'
of shingles. The Hunneweli's beach hts
saving crew took the crew of seven men ON
The store of Nathan Druker, 40. fors
.trnet Portland, was broken into Mondsl
night and about 5000 worth OF ciothina
I'm The break was made by cutnni
ant section of the back door. The thieves
wera T, unable to get away with sill their plum
Ar and about s75 worth was found unde'
IL, ypr in a vacant lot. A young man wa
a,rested uith some of the stolen goods II
II. possessiop, which he maintained anotne
marty gave him to sell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
sAlILs IN PROSPECT.
The Brazilian Insurgents VIII Seen has'
Chance to Sso~ their Ssrsrgih.

PERSAgBrco, Dee. III The aurieil seea
nattle between the Nief fheroy On one side
And the Repuhliei, and Aqaidahau on the
other has failed TO come Of. although it
va. expected that fierce encounter
would take place in the hartar here.
This belief was amply justified by the
report received few days ago that the
hepubiiea and the Aqsidahan had been
seen OFF the Brazilian coast, headed north
ward. and apparently bound far PernaIa-
Dnea "a if TO take the Nictheroy by sur
prise and compel her To Bght without q
chance II putting 10 sea.
The news received here yesterday
changed the whole aspect of aifairs. The
rebel warships il Is learned. we're not on
their way To pernambuee, but had sailed
toward the mountainous AnA rugged isl
and Of Fernando de Noronha. where
there is large convict settlement. This
island, despite its rugxrdness. possesses
considerable fertility and its several har-
bors, defended by forts. would enable
Mello TO make vigorous resistance OF the
attacking party
Sonyfcts For ~ssa4ea.
The revolutionary adrnirafs object in
going 10 Fernando de Noronha, which is
over 100 miles from the main coast of
Brazil, il to compel as many able bodied
convicts as he can find in the settlement
to 20 aboard his vessels and Join their
crews 1t is said that he expects to secure
not less than 1900 men in this way.
Upon receipt of this news aboard the
Nictheroy there was great activity notice
able. Members Of the crew We're sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27
SOMERSET COURT.


SKowHEoAS. Dec. 2s.
Court resumed today. The first jury
trial Of this term was Elvard L. Charles
vs.. Frank A. Paine, action for contract
price for horse sold the defendant in 1891.
The defence claims the contract price was
$50 less than plaintiff alleges, and claims
further that the horse vas balky, ugly and
worthless. that be had already paid s2o in
hay, ahich was more than the horse was
worth. The plaintiff replies that defendant
had notice Of the horses defects, and that
he bought him vith his eyes open. Verjict
for plaintif SkI21.
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IN CONSTANT FEAR.
Anarchists Terrify All Paris BY
Their Threats.
Government Strengthening Deiences
at Rio---De Cana Critically III.
soadaaess Mahdisis Defeated b Ne Isssss On
the Upper Congo.

Pans, Dec, as,~-wri,ten threats to DC.
s,ray ssri0us public buildings in this city
and elsewl &c, continue TO be made, os,en.
sibiy by Anarchists. The latest buildings
'hrea's nd are the stations of the Eastern
Railway.
Esery pEecsution has been taken TO pre-
ven, the threats from being put into exccu-
Iion. Among the measures adopted 10 the
examination of the luggage Of passengers.
i being safed that Anarchists VIII attempt
to smuggie trunk or yalise containing su
internal machine into the stations
The police at Hexiefs have learned that
the alleged bomb explosion In the church
there daring the service of midnight msss
on Christmas eve, was the work Of a praeti-
cal joker. who thought II would be funny
10 star,te the worshipers, and set Of, sqnib
Ia church and caused u momentary panic.