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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. 8l.-At the opening
OF thu COuyhiin trial this uUfniug,
Henry l.. T0lmau, export microscopic,
testified AZ 70 the fofults ot nn rNsmi-
nation of the articles connected with
the tragedy. Nothing not developed
in the former trial WIS brought Out.
severed other Witnesses repeated the
evidence given by them on the former
trial. Judge rulhill today received "a
letter from an apparent crank, saying
Tie bones Of the man who killed Dc.
Cronin lie buried la the soil OF Iowa
mud that he has known this fact a
long time, but dared not diyuigv 10.
Tho letter Is dated Chilliuothe anu
signed Simond.
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Salt Lake city Railroad Has To
Pace "a Action Tor Damages.

A suit was llleJ IN the Third dipirict
couf. this afternoon BY attorney Dan
Harrington ON behalf Of the plsiutn,
FrBdficka Langcnbuohar against the
Salt Lake city Railroad Go. Damages
are claimci in tho sum OF $1,000, Tor
pcuonal injuries, together with costs
OF suit. The complaint ruciips that
while plalntill was travelling NY one OF
the cOiupluy'6 cars on November 20 h,
Of the present year, on Filth Wet
street, the car Wns caiolta1iy and neg.
ligcnty run uron the crossing uui
track OF the RIO Gsaude Western
railroad on that street, over
which train was passing nj the time.
a collision occurred, tho street ear
was "amashci Up" plaintiff was
thrown violently 20 the gfo md, bruised
sud otherwisu seriously Injured. Since
the occurrence she states she has been
unable 10 perform her household uuucs
ana IL permanently disabled. Hence
the amount claimed iu satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

Tonighl,s ReeenlIon.

Seven O'Clock this evening Il the
time 30, Tor the commencement OF the
reception TO DO givan TO Utah artists al
tho Art exhibition rooms. 10 will con.
tlnuc till II ,. m. An Invitation Ia
extended to all Of tho aTlisls' friends,
aud that means the puplic generally.
There IL no charge f1f admission over
the regular Zoe 10 exhibition OF paint.
ingH anu decorations. Tho exhibition
Will bo open on New Ycar's day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

NEW NuW,, Dec. aD.- lr0uiries
were male OF counsel in tue A|ulirOn
fortCl0surs tuit cluceruiuE tHH story
tulp5rphei from kausaa CITY thai iho
Union and Mercantile IiU companies
wprr dissatisfied with iHa Hn. ointment
VI j. G.. Wilson a. w1tct. receiver
because hu lives I'm ,hu Wut, AVID
would Apply for u thlHl eastern re-
rriycr IN his pllc, Counsel iDr both
trust compauira dCuy the fgm.r, aud
state tbnt 10 their positive knowledge
o. is entirely without foundation, ruI
lhut such a matter had ueygs vnitret
their mluit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
The Prospect is Bright.

A private letter from Delegate
Rawllns a, Washington, after noting
with gratitude tho kindly expressions
received from his constituents % home
on his Lahore tor statehood, contains tho
hopeful sentiment GAN our brightest
auliOipRtiOaB Oi a happy, united and
DrOspefous people marching u the van
" tie sisteThoOd VI tue Republic Ueem
about 10 be realized"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
Il Snnck Him Hard.

When Judge Powers, In the course
OF his argument in tho Irvine Gauss
oels6rs this morning, conceded that
"oysn detectives are sometimes known
10 tell the truth" Frsnks-he OF local
detective fame-who sat In the front
rank among the audience, blusbed up
% tho roofs " his hair anu tried In.
oliocluaily to look as though no ons
was looking Vt him, like the JUNIOR
harfislvr Ia tho celebrated PiekWie1
,tiRl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
MN ne RnrIed I,nmorroM.

Ailss Graham, ,hy woman who met
NJ violent a death In n West Temple
street resort d Tow nights ago, Will be
buried la a Christian (uityl cemetery ~
one O'Clock tomorrow, as requested by
her mother,
Al three O'Clock tomorrow the fuue'
fal OF Peter Evemou viii toto place
from Skswrs g. sons undertaking par
lDrs. The deceased BE- tho man who
was found dead at tho LiucOln HOUSE
Oh Monday night last.
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But lie Nay Recover.

Oscar II. Young, whose unfortunate
cass Was mentioned Ia these columns
siew days since, WAS examined last
evening a. to his mental condition and
au order made for his removal to the
insane asylum at Provo. One Of tho
physicians who examined hin Is Of
the opiuion, h1Royor. that his trouble
i1 only T. npOfnry, aud that after q
while he may recover Young was
taken 10 Provo to-day by Sheriff Me
Quuuu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dsu. SU.-NewH from
Brazil II looked Tor with some anxiety
both at the stale anu navy depart
menta. There h a feeling that a crisis
l. imminent In the instruction
and that the quarrel VIII DO settled In
one way or another within n low days.
There n "a vol defined opinion among
navy department officials that Mrlio
Is near the end o. his resources, anu
that unless he succeeds In ac'
complaining some vigorous stroke
he must soon HuoCumb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

In the case Of Henry l., Henderson
w. the Pullman Palace Car company,
the deicndsnls' time In which 10 pre-.
pare and serve statement on motion
Tor new trial was oGtcuded ten days.
In the ctEe Of Riley VS. the Rapid
Transit company on application Of
Judge M4rshnIl, time was givuu until
February lsto 1894, In which 20 pre-.
pare aud serve statement, also on
motion Tor new trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

hufcini hAnlfeN % tNf NlMA
LARAMIE, wyo., Dec. 80. Robert
Marsh, one OF the pioneers OF Laramie,
died suddenly at his home in this
city last night. tic was In his ijln
year aud leaves wife anu iour
children. Mr.. Marsh came ~ Laramie
iu 1863, and was In the employ u the
Union PaclfiJ until 1875, wuou hr en-.
continued until 10 death. A severe
cold contracted u Tow days ng0 while
taking tho baths at Salt Lake i1r
rheumatlsm was the immediate cause
VI death,
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HE GOT THE EVIDENCE.
Weaving the Web Of Testimony In
Big Cattle Stealing Case.

Special 70 he NEWS per Dnosi Telegraph
Provo, Uwh county, Dec. 3d.
Combs OF Sewer county returned today
from Denver, where ho has been col.
lpctiug testimony ina big Catilo stral.
ing case. ClAtb Gannett and AlUgk
Palmer arc charged with stealing a
large number Of cattle from the people
of SEWER county and chipping 70 car
load 20 Denver, The sheriff found the
parties whom the cattle were cold 60
aud got other gnlIayits, also mSrks
aud brands.
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ConPsEs ~ = noN.
Crayss Hobbsd Probably In tue Inter
sst 81 science

sst 81 ActruCe
OMAHA, Nch. Dec. 8O.--Two o5Gpscs
were iUu.d ia u tox lnst night at the
Pacific expires Office. They have been
Identified o. thotc Of Mis-. G.. a. ID.
Brown, wife Of n well known Omaha
mnn, and buried In Forest Lawn
cemetery last Thursday and INV. A.
McWhinney, an Old solder who died
ut the county house aud WAS buried lnst
Tuesday. 4 The graves had byvu robbed
by unknown parties. Tue box m
which the uoIius were found were
nddtcaod to John Robinson, Iowa CITY
Iowa.
IT'S believed they were Intended for
q medical college Oonnoc,oi with tie
Iowa state Univomliy. lhoro IL no
trace Of the man who took tho box o.
the express 0iilcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
HARDLY the CORRECT Thing.

Il must hAvo been m aticf Of sur
prise to every thoughtful person who
ws present during the legal argu-
ments IN the Irvine case this morning
10 behold a dozsn or more ladies OF ali
ages seated on a bench ~ themselves
within the bar, listening patiently %
all tho Objectionable details AZ they
came In for review. One Of the nam
Der was even accompanied by u girl Of
tender years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
A Promissory Note.

Rebecca b. Carter this afternoon
planted a suit ia the Third district
court 10 recover from James 4. Wall
the sum Of $3.50 on promissory nolo,
with Interest ~ pcr cent. per month
from March 2ui, 1898, the same being
secured uy mortgage.
>. n. Lewis Is the PLAINTIFF at
t0TIuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. aO.-A dit
ratch from Mini, Novgofod, states
that during tho charity carnival on the
N1lgA river the ice broke and q large
number OF persons fen into the riYer.
Twenty ight were drowned. IL u
thought some Of those rescued viii die
from the effects OF tne ahOox aud eX-
posure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

NV IoWs, Doc. 31--At pm.
iodty tue sClre ig tho bicycle t0uruu.
meat was o. follows.
5ohOCS. 1880 milua; Waller, iG7;
Martin, 1890, Albert, 1894. Van lm.
bury. 1915 Gulie1, i't5; Maxwell,
llsl; Forster 1917; Burton, $50; ASH
iuFuF, $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

CoLusA, Gala, Dec. 3O.-rhe mutt
lated bottles Of two fishermen have
haen found In the river near here.
Thor partner has disappeared. lt 10
supposed he murdered them with a
knife aud axe Tor tue purpose Of secur'
ing their share Of the Earnings. Tue
name Of the murderer 10 not known.
One OF tho victims was named Sulli-
van.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
AL oll,hen. A..n..InnlIon.

GUTHRIE, o. r., Dec. 3j.-Lasi
night j. }. Derr, prominent farmer
wRs nsfR,slnattd. =. =. f0is, we'll
known caltlemgn, was nearly killed b.
Doris son year ago. The supposed
murderer has been arrested at King
fisher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
nne..n MeIlsns Arrs.ted.

NEW NURll, Dec. 80. go Juslicob
of the Peace Newton a Sutherland, Of
Gravssund, with "BOfs" Myknuu
were arrested this afternoon on an
order Issued 10y Justice Cullen. There
are eleven indictments against Nc
Kane, and two against each Of the
others. MCkano was released on
band,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
BROKE Up THE SHOW.


Information reached this city today
Of a peculiar arreBt at Pleasant Grove
yesterday. As related II appears that
"Proiessor" Martin has been travel
ing through the southern settlements
with 4 ahow VI which he Is the pro,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

new YOWs, Dec. 3l.-ltlcryc ia.
crease. s2,S17,Oll; lonnf, increase, ST..
10000. legal tender, increase, s2,biJ,.
OIU; duI 0site, Increase, fT,61J,ulO. The
banks mold s9O,sl4.OlO Ia uEces Of
legal requirements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

WINNIPEG, Dec. 3D.-DisastrouH fires
vsited the towns OF Carherfy anu
Miami, Ia this province, last night.
AZ Carteffy four slofrs were destroyed;
ut Miami the leading hotel anu suvufai
other business places were consumed.
Tho loss Ia heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
arm rAn0nuusr Now.
Would Lihc to See Iiim Jump Ia iso
air"

NEW YOW,, Dec. 3J.-Maylf Gilioy
received motto iu french today,
warning him not 90 allow any one 10
80 iutU the church or court where Rev.
%. Pafkhufsi is, Of by 20 doing he
wuuiu prevent a disaster bycause
there nrc those who wish 10 make MIN
Jump IN the air, "hgCause lac has dis
gIuCod anu drilled New York aud
zone no much harm 10 unfortunate
women" The letter IL evidently
written by u woman aud mailed IN The
"tcndcrlOiu" disifictg where no many
unfortunate women aru thrown on thu
streets By the clasiug OF tholr houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
rRENDEnoAsr omEEnTUI-
Ho thinks lie WnI Escape the Gal
lows Yet.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l,-Assassin Prem.
dergast was more cheerful this morning.
After good nights sleep he OK pressed
himself as couldCnt OF escaping tho
gallows lo thinks no will got new
trial easily, with different result.
Attorney Wade, for the condemned
man, says there In no possibility ot the
ilual decision being reached inside a
year. that attempts will be- made 10 get
u new trial; II this fails, the oAso will
be appealed 10 tile supreme court.
Lawyer Wade says no has been re-
ooiving kilograms from lawyers IN all
parts OF the country urging him 10
continue the fght Tor hia client, anu
that he could raise S25, 900 Tor the
defense from the bar alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
Astounding Deslltu,ion In IadIn.

LAHORE, India, Dec. 8O.-Resoln'
tions adopted by the national congress
declare that fiity million people are ON
the verge OF starvation and urged the
government TO take immediate steps 70
sucuOr them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

DFNvFR, Dec. 3l.-lhe missing
LaEuurs stage has been heard irom
and the passengers are sale. Tbs stage
IL In nve fcot OF snow. The pasHcn'
gers last night reached a ranch near
Lost Soldier, having ridden out on the
Stage horses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

FRESNO, Dec. 8O.-ChTis Evans's
wiiu has been held In hail for com
pliolty In his escapo from jail. There IL
no news from the sherlii's posse In pur-
suit Of Evans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

ALBucusRuE, N. NJ, Dso. 3d.
samue. 81. Godbe, manager OF the
Kingston mine, on the pfoposcd
extension OF the Nevada Southern
railway, has sold To Denver parties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
UTAH And NEVADA.
The Dill to Admit our Territory TX.
peci,d to rass tho senate
Next Month.


wAsmNurUS, Dec. Dec. 80. o.
& eclaD better yplnpn seems to
.e tuat the proposition 10 unite Utah
sud Nevada will lack backing entirely.
4, BE- likely that Utah will be allowed
CD stand alone on l,s own merits, in
which caso tins statehood iii will pass
Gee Senate In the month of January.
q X
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
Take Your Leaflets.

Students u tho Church University
Theological Glass are requested 10
brug their former Sunday lcnhets TO
tho class tomorrow. This request COmts
from Instructor Talmagr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
Tho corwin Esneeled Ioanr.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Dec.-The revenue
cutler COrwin n expected tnlAy with
important nOwa from Honolulu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
TmE Nonrm. "a rnounLr.

Jun VonIerTinE WIN the Lnpl0I ~
on wages,
sT. PAUL, Dec. 8O.-Graud Master
williamson OF the order OF railroad
traiumen, arrived in this city this
morning. He has been In consultation
with tho delegates OF tho Northern
Pacific lialnmen, IN regard 90 tue re.
ductlon Of wages and inauguration OF a
new schedule. Ho declined 10 talk for
publication, but Il 10 understood tho
tEaiumen arc leis inclined 10 DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
mar ruA1,iiAN wan.
No DANA Harris iiis threat. against
thv trpitnt

thr trpitnL
BUENO8 AyWE-, Dec. 8l-Thc
iuturgcui commander Admiral De
Cana at Rio JauUigu, Has given notice
TINT hu wall she'll the ciiy, u the new
forts fire on hts vtssrls. Tie fcprrfUu'
titivrs oi the foreign p0wCre have IN
lDrmtd him that he must give 10 least Is
hour notice before the bcrinuiug u no
b0mhaTdmuniu.
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ENDED nIs LIFE
disappointment over Not Getting an
Once, tho Cause.

San FBANOiHgO, Dec. 8O.-Adam
Huuld, once stats treasurer Of Cal.
iornia, suiuided by hgnging. He was
dependent over the failure 10 De ap.
pointed superintendent OF the United
States mint Ia this city,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05

..She was so nervous that she woui
scream almos: like maniac and then hiv
tits of crying. After tso months Treat
ment without cure, concluded to tt.
DR.. Greenes Nervura blood and ners
remedy.
sThree bottlefuls entirely cured her
She is now thirteen years old and has be-
well ever since and today is a picture o
health
Children are prone to have weak nerve
nd delicate health. Neglect of neryou
condition, a pale look, dlsordere,i diee-
ion or a general lack of health and vigo
n child may result in fits, st. Nitu'
lance. or some other serious nervous dis
ease.
Give your Infants and children this Clio
rious childrei.'s remedy. DIR Greene's Ner
vura blood and nerve remedy in the begin
ming Of the disease--when you see thsn
nervous, restless, wakeful, pale, spiiitless
without appetite, or with appetite irreguIa
and bowels constip pated. 1t will make the
nerves strong tn. ir blood pure, their sle
sound, natural and refreshing. In fact !
will make them weli and strong.
1t is purely vegetable and harmless an
all druggists sell It for 81 90. Ii is the DIS
covery and prescription of physician, Dr
Greene, of "a Temple place, Boston, Mass.
sell-known as the mot successful specials
in curing nervous and chronic diseas,
The doctor can be consulted free, person
ally OF by letter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Pierre Lorillard is 10 sell his race horses
There was heavy frost in the Mohswi
valley.
A Harvard student committed suicide al
Bay Herd, n. J.
Directum again lowered bis record q
Fleetwood Park.
President Lam berton Of Lehigh univer
sity died suddenly.
The cup defender Vigilant was found t.
be within the desired length.
Train robber Scott and FIVE other des
peradoes broke jail at Rome. Ga.
There is great falling oif in dnties re.
ceived at the New York custom house.
The cornerstone of the Jay Gould Memo
rial church at Roxbury, n. Y. was laid.
The Irish National Federation sent q
congratulatory message to Mr.. Gladstone
Lawrence P. Graham was arrested fol
passing . worthless check 1t Hartford
Conn.
Five psrsons were killed, i've vessel
wrecked and q houses destroyed By bur
BicAns as the Azores islandA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05
S.9sdahoc Pomsaa.

"Sagadahoc Pomona with Northern y
Grange, Woolsieh - sl nony n,ou, a, 4.
lNliest time OF the whole year" src,.;.-,
an enthu 'ias'ic ma'fOn on the mv,n.. :
the 30th ult. "Why doyou 20 regard r,s.s
inquired, 30. htcsuse--~ ell YOU n, .,..
thing conspires to m ke it % the peopl. 4.
place tie s,sson. lacy are III. mo-, IN
ly warm-heated people to be found. NJ
their reception of us are so cordial th., \.
hearts are cheered, and We csnno, I'm, 4
happy ia the reception OF IT,, ir .yer ,..h
unfsiling courtesies. As for the pl.e,N,,
will not attempt to describe il, a yop i,
soon STE it for yourself. But the Aus'.
meeting, the last "Wednesday in the nm.
is always appointed with them. h /.
surely at the most delightful tims n.
summer heat is passing, the hurry oA.
ha, ing and harry, sting is over. the -.
still balny though hints of fall bid ma.
Joy the season WLile We may, for h ~
soon be sped"
The cordial reception was all nv ana.
friend had pictured. and the day Va ~.
of perfect beauty. The place an oM "a
home transformed into a hall b, the ,.l,A
down of partitions opl,. stil p,,..,.-,
much Of the home likeness of forms, A..
' especially when its kitchen WA, hu,v IN
the preparations for the noon feas,. h,
pantry and storeroom ov,i ilos inn vi,h n.
vooI things proyid, q for that occ.,,a.
II stands on u grassy knoll. -,
all about it are scattered the sn.,LS
trees of the old orchard. nal.
whose bene fic, mt shade with that ~ l.,..
tent are stretched the long and hea, ;lv l,as.
tables. In the distance sparkles the hs,,.
tiful Kennebec across whose water, h.,
come large part of the eu,s,s ,oms 4.
teams crossing by way of tho fe,ro. !,
Ri. hmond and nj Bath. some hy r.,;...
small boats, and a large party on ibs I'M.
Snow, one of the great, st Convenience, :,
the river. But the outlook ON n,,u,.,
beauties and the bonntifui p,ov,,;,r. g..
the wants of III. uinner man" ar. M, an 4.
! which the Northern St,r,r excsl =. N
who are acquainted with them lnov ,.u
Few orgsnization, are n, well so,,r..a
with earuest. int,i,iv.nt cap,bIe naa ~
women. both young and old .mor. n.
m.n,bership. The adJrr,, of xs slroms 4,
the masters wite Nm, wo,,hv 40 Tho ooo.
,i,n-.more we could nat ,nJ nesl ro, -,
The re.nonse nv Mrs Rich NJ Wa, ma
was equally felicitous. Music hero i, Il.
ways. .xceIi.nt. ma nj, grange b., l,,v.
number of fingers. and esperi,llv ~ MI.
, yuiees Tn. son of Tho worthy m..,s,
,Jobu S. Cart,r. n fin. orynni,, ,eco,n.
panied the singing, as well as furpi,hir,
some beautiful iustrumental music. Thers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05
FRIENDS NOT NOTIFIED.
Insane Woman Said TO Have Been unlusily
Turned Out OF an Asylum.

NEW YORK, sept. 4-Aecording to Mrs
Sarah Summers of Boston the authorities
Of the insane asylum at Worcester turned
her insane sister out of the institution un-
known to her friends because the family
was no longer able to pay her board. The
insane woman came to New York last
Thursday, wandered about the streets all
night, registered at the Everett House on
Friday as Mrs. Selling. Boston," and WAS
found Friday night unconscious from gas
asphyxiatio in her room. She was taken
to the New York hospital, where she is
now.
Mrs Summers reached this city yester-
day and went direct to the Everett House.
She had received letter Saturday dated
from the Everett House saying that tie
asylum authorities had put her out She
identified the woman in the hospital rs
her sister
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05
Visit From easthoici.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4, The famous French
engraver and sculptor, Frederic Auguste
Bartholdi, arrived here yesterday on La
Champagne He is staying for a few days
at the Hotel Martin preparatory TO max
ing a visit to the Worlds fair. He said
that the principal object Of bis visit wAs
TO see once niore his friends In America.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05
SAILED The SEAS 3S YEAI
One Of His Experiences.

For thirty-efght years Capt. Loud folk
the sea. most OF that time ~ master of a
ssai. and upon retiring from the water va
pointed by the Secretary Of the United a
Treasury to superintend the seal hsherl
Alaska. which position he held hve year,
-,sIafts one expeffence rs follows:
Far several years had been tro4pieo
general nervousness and pain IN the re
81 nv heart. My greatest sfficfton
sieeuIes ssness; IL was almost Impossible al
| time TO obtain rest and sleep Having
Dr. Niles remedies advertised hegan
Nervfne. After taking q small quanut
| benefit received Was 80 great that was
| tiyeIy alarmed, thinking The remedy
| taipsd opiates which would finally De 10
4 Gus to me; but on being assured by the
| gist that it Was perfectly harmless l CO
| ned il together with the Heart Cure.
| / can conscfentiousiy. say that Dr. Miles
| storatiye Nervine and New Heart Cur
| more for me than any thing had ever :;
/ had been treated By eminent physi'
| in New York and San Francisco without
eft. owe my present good health 9
judicious use Of these most valuable rem.
4 and heartily recommend them to all am
as I was."ICapt A. p. Loud, Hampton
Or. Miles Restorative Nervtne and New
/ are sold by all druggists on . positive gu
tes.. or by Dr.. Niles Medical Co. Ek
Ind. on receipt Of price. q per bottle. {
bottles for q expfeo peepaio. Ie: Y:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-05

KANSAS CITY, sept. 4-Mollie Doris, a
mulatto girl. who escaped from the work
house Il year ago, was SEEN by an officer on
the street yesterday. He attempted {
arrest her. TIE girl then attempted
commit suicide ty throwing herself L
front OF moving cable train. After bel {
taken to the s'allon the girl again =
tempted suicide by hanging herself S.it
was cut down before life WAS extinct, but
died last evening