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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
So to I'd

STICK to y 1!
Sometimes you
may have TO wait
The troubles that
have been years
in gathering can't
always be cleared
away IN @ day.
For all the dis
eases and d.
orders peculiar 10
wou,anhcod, DR..
~. T,~-s.s.ka
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
RI UWa p Fl r G Y S ,

DIR. Humphreys' Specifics are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years IN
Driva-e practice and for over thirty years by the
pcople with entire success. livery single specu4c
3 special cure for the disease named
They cure without drugging puTFlng OF reducing
Remedies OF the World.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
A. j. CLARKE.
EnRnE ~ ATE ING

special commissioners.
I, John w. Mitchell. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, certify that bond and
security has been given by ssld commissioners
as required by law and the said decree OF sale.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
J. c. HERvEY, Auctioneer. leSeodi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
CHAPLIHE Street REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
~ ~ - - = - Ia
ls29 Market Street

We offer for sale the very desirable property
known Is No. .34q on the west side OF Chaplin
street, second house above Twehty.fourth1
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-26

Seudder, of Terre Hause. representing
Indiana beauty. II Is called the Maid
Of the Wabash"
On the first and second floors q wide
ball extends through from one tower
TO the other, separating the Office, par
lors, reception and toitet-rooms from
the large sssembly-room on the first
floor, and the large reading and writ
ing-room. ON the second floor, from the
ladies pariors. reception and toilet
ROOMS in the north part of the building.
On the walls hang the oil portraits
of ex-President and Mrs. Harrison.
Two flights of stairs lead to the second
floor. one at the north and the other at
the south side of the building. The
ladies' parlors are at the head of the
north stairway. These rooms have
hard wood floors, covered with bright
rugs, pictures by Indiana artists, books
and piano.
There is also q case filed with ce-
rarnics. and among the beautiful speci-
mems of decorated china are six pieces
which belonged To Mrs. Harrison.
hrcc OF lne pieces are trays, one
eloyer-shaped and ornamented with
clover blossoms. In the readingroom
will be found a case of books written
by Indiana authors and all the files of
the state papers.
On the second floor are the offices of
the president, the state board and the
executive commissioner. All the rooms
are nicely furnished as offices.
In the third story. over the main as
sembly-room, is large hall that can
be used by parties visiting the fair as
o lunch-room. 1t is well lighted and
contains tables and chairs for the con-
venience Of guests- Everything has
been arranged and provided by the
commissioners with only one thought
In view-s perfect home e aHQQaisr
visitors 5%~ 81
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Jne CHAuIAuQuANS.
State Convention Opened At Fpeburs, Tuesday
Will Hold Till Aug. i2.

FRYEBURG, July 25.-The tenth annual
session of the Maine State Chautsuquan
Union opened here today with good pros
poets for large attendance. The conven-
ton is held on the grounds of the Chautau-
qusns and viii las, till August IL.
A grand reunion wss held this evening in
the auditorium. which was well filled.
Among the speakers were Rev. DIR. Lind
say, Portland, and Rev. Dr. Howe, Lewis
tog, who will have charge of the conven-
ton. f. p Wentworth, president of the
State Chautauqua, welcomed all to the con-
vention and TO the Gateway OF the White
Mountains. Miss Lucia +. +. kimball,
Chicago, national and worlds su-
perintendent of Sunday school
department, of the W. c. 7. L. will lecture
on Homes, the Nations Need, tomorrow.
A grand concert will be given in the even
ing by Frank May, the London baritone so
loist Miss Eva A. Goodwin, yiolinlst Miss
Agnes NJ. Stafford, A. B. reader.
Among the prominent speakers who Will
address the convention are Mrs. Mary A
Livermore, President A. +. Winship, Pres
ident Whitman, Colby University, Rev. DR..
Macarthur and Rev. Mat Hughes.
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A Young Man Victimzed BY GirIs-A Young
Lady S Strange Absence.

ShowHrG>S. July 2i.- Special A
certain Skow hogan Young man has assisted
in relieving the striDgency of the money
market. Sunday be invited two young la
dies of French descent to enjoy ride with
him. They did so. Immediately after his
return from the ride he discovered that sl5
had mi.teriously disappeared from his wal
let twas also soon discovered that one
of the Young ladies' had evidently struck
it rich" as she purchased gold ring and
other articles dear TO the feminine heart.
Her companion has made a clean breast
of the transaction. As we are Informed, and
saws that Young lady No. distracted the
contents of the Young mans pocketbook
and after the ride divided the contents with
No. .. No was not so daring as the
former, and thinking perhaps Of the ser
want in the parable who was afraid and
went and hid his lords money in the earth
being also afraid hid her portion of the
money unier the sidewalk.
But it il all out now, the money and the
story both is said that the parents OF
No. > have not oniy cataohise'i but chas-
tlsed her. and as she ia still young it i.
boped she was benefited thereby.
Sensation second is about a young wo-
man who left here 10 see BaruUms circu
at Wateryiii., last Friday snl has not sin -
returned. She has written her employers.
Ne art informed that she sprained her sn
kle in stepping of the train and was un-
able TO come She was last seen, it i:
stated, in Augusta.
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Richmond Notes.

RI, iIsoSp, July 2j.- Special w. S
Voter was summoned to Lewiston Tuesday
to see his laughter, Belle, who is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
James Ha,horn superintendent of thi
Bangor & Boston Steamhoa, Company, i
visiting his family on Front street.
John + Libby. former Richmond hoy
now of the firm of Fogler 4 Libby, Rock
land. was in town Tuesday.
Judge W r. Hall attended the law court
at Portland Tuesday.
Miss Mary Brown of Brooklyn, y. Y, ii
visiting the family of Or. 4. Libby.
w 4. Bibbers horse. Ben Franklin
goes into training under Vet Witham this
week and was driven to Watersille Tuesday
for that purpose.
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Ne vs. NUGGETS.


The J. Oberman Brewing Company.
Milwaukee, failed Tuesday. Herman L.
Obermsp is assignee, with bonds for ST.
200,0p0.
At Clarence Creek. Russell county, Ont,
Tuesday. lightning struck the house Of j.
j. Landry, killing his two daughters. aged
Il and 10.
The same routine at Buzzarl's Bay ~
last week WAS continued Monday by the
President, Col. Lamont and Dr. Bryant.
They spent the day down the bay returning
at ) Z. NJ. with q successful catch.
The Middletown Plate Company, Mid
dle,oxn, Conn, which has been shut down
for two weeks, has started up again With
about 90 hands, half the former number.
A cut in wages Of 10 per cent. was msd,.
Notice was posted Monday in the Chicago
nted States sub-tressury that silver would
not be received. There is more silver ly-
ing around uncounted behind the rails Ut
the sub-treasury than the force can hsndls
Much of the oil and cotton discharged
from the British steamer st. Enocb at Liv-
erpool from New York, was destroyed iy
fire Monday night. The cargo has been
stored under shed. Loss, $50 600.
The St. Enoch sustained no damage.
A World. Fair excursion train on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Was wrecked
eight miles east Of Akron, Ohio, Tuesday
morning. Three coaches were der iiled by
the spreading Of the rails. and thrown over
an embankmen,. Thirty were more or less
injured, although no one was killed out
right.
General Master Workman Terence v.
Powderiy Of the knights Of Labor is to re-
sign at last. and his resignation will be ae-
cep,ed. He has been studying Law for
for some time and is in position when he
resigns to begin practice. The resignation,
it is stated, will be presented 10 the next
general assembly Of the knights TO be held
in October, probably in New York.
Otis Corpany's cotton milis, Ware Mass,
will shut down Saturday for a month, on
for the production. The number Of hands
employed 10 1850, with a pay roll OF $4,000
a month. The company. mills at Warren.
Palmer, Thorndike, Bondville and Three
Rivers will slso curtaii the production 70
the same extent a. the mill at Ware.
Judge Butler of the United States circuit
court at Philadelphia, Tresdsy. appointed
James Aylward Devlin, receiver of the
Philadelphia Brown Stone Co, Limited.
The action was taken upon complaint Of
the Brainerd Quarry Co, Connecticut, .
creditor in the sum Of sl3.7ls. Because
Of litigation between the liquidation trustees
no statement Of assets or liabilities can be
obtained.
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BANKERS FEEL UNEASY.
They Think the Financial Panic Wave
Is Nearing Home.


Nnw Yogk. July 25.-The bankers this
morning were disposed to take more
gloomy view of the general business stuA-
ton than a week ago. The shutting down
of manufacturing interests all over New
England, and private Advices received by
New York bankers n 10 the condition OF
New England banks. continue to make the
prospect for the betterment Of the condi-
ton in tha, quarter anything but good.
From the West banks continue to re-
ceive calls for currency and the constant
withdrawal of New York balances, the
failure Of the Wisconsin Marine and Fire
Insurance Co. in Milwaukee. and two
banks in indianapolis, all considered strong
institutions, have added to the uneasiness
felt here about the Western situation,
In Wall street the expression regarding
the collapse Of today 10 that the trouble ap-
pears more widespread and nearer home
than few days ago.
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FRANCES DIGNITY.
That Must be Uphe6 s,.t Any
Cost, Says Gbiv ct.
Steps in Siamese Cases 70 All Neces-|
sary to that End.


PAes, July 2a.-t oouneil vas h~h, a.
day At Marty le acNA vher, presiaen, Csr.
n~ Is emPoIAmS sejourning, rrcsidcnt
Ssrnot ptesnSieS cr the deliberations which
were entirely tEr ted 70 The Si.mess ,nesl
Gon' aiscN'uAs' council arose q ssmi-o6l I
eiA statemAnx y the proceedings vas is-|
sucd.
iMs S>ssuAf Mt WAS that in confcFmisy'
Win ths aIasIA nous vote Of the Senate and
ehamier % equities, the government had
TAKEN saeAg easares TO safeguard the in
terests s,saS irnity Of France A. v.. ean.
s,aered hsS 'ssary from Slams reply to the
french Ae matum.
"a~ ity Of Paris newspapers devoctl
:" ma.es pace to denunciations Of England
As 70 tns matter AT issue between France
and SlAx
s.ass nd 10 reproaehei by them with ssr>
pHf'aay the Siamese in their oprosisioN -
rmss IS just demands and with planning 70
g"st lie Siamcse secret aid when hostiktics
hesir
u treme conservative and radical nevs-
pap IRE alone abstain from discussarg the
sio iation. They are holding hack 90 a. to
as nounce the government in case the Siam
e venture proves fsxle.
dispatch from Rome says Italy hes
asked England to protect the Italian sub
jects in Siam.
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Hiis-BostoD, IS, Washington, iS Erors-
Bosiun. !, Washington, :. Batteriss-sftiveits
and Gan1ci, E.Ier and Farrell.
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DAu.RIscoTTA, July 25.-(Special -
Following is the hist of entries for the races,
July 90 and p.
WEDNESDAY, ,ULN 26-rhEkE MINUTE Class
TgoT-rCR,E tl5o.
CF Belclicr Hsrding'., Z Honest Jerry.
RtS 7 II Briggs. Aaburn br m sadl. l..
Lon Mcdonald. Augusta, br m Nellie MAC
Lon Mcdonald. Augusta, Clay Eoie
~ Berry. Rockiand, Oh IN Ruby,
NV wo6dman. Kockland, saint Patrick
[ II Nelson, Wateryille Cadaiar
eaI cLAs--rR"T AND PAcE--rtast s25o.
TN Flaherty Monmouth, m Miss Vida
II Nelson. Lisbon, Honest jim.
BF&t II Brigg-, Auburn, treuadier.
BfS : II Brigg-, Auburn. b Jim Gray.
X Buck. Dflsnd, IN Ansel W
!. c More, Liberty. IA Adelaide NJ
Lon Mcdonald. Augusta, m Daisy Rolfe.
FL Berry. Koeklsnd, ch Thad Irish
Stlver Lawn Stables, lille, b IN Cario,ia.
Silver Lawn Stables, Wateryie, br Hilton
silver Lawn Stables, Watcryille,sb m Princess
Nelson
81 tiushce, Appleton. Don.
II Nelson, VI Wsterville, b m Faith
CH Selson " ateTville. b Nelson. Jr.
{ + Stsckpole. Gardiner, b Matchmaker, Jr.
kB Ireland. b Loren A.
22a CLASS. TKoT-rUEsr, 200.
LEHa.tinys, Round Pond. blk Hxrmoun.
Tra-k foxier. Gardner, or 1osepn \;
BfAf II Briggs, Auburn. br Rockefeller.
Lon Mcdonald, Augusta, b Volunteer
A Beck, Orland. b m Camille.
silver Lawn stables. Waterville. br Currier.
SJGu.hee, Appleton, blk :, Frank Nelson.
c. II. Nelson, VI Wa,.ryille, ch Maud Banks.
{ 7 siaekpole. Gardiner, ch Venture.
c I Stack pole, Gardiner, ch Cunard Jr.
Ttu.fsp,.. July 27-235 CLAss-TEor AND
FACE, PURSE -.
IL Hastings Round Pond. blk IIarmoun.
TT Flaherty. Monmouth, b m Miss Vida.
{ VI Guild, Augusta Prince Fearnaught
BFSF Ii Briggs, Auburn. g Grenadisr
BFSF II Briggs. Auburn. & Jim Gray.
Il Buck, orland b m Camille
IrM r.e Liberty, m Adelaide VI.
II Berry. Rockiand, ch g Ihat Irish.
sutton Stock Farm, OrouO, Lazy jim
: j Gu-hee, Appleton, b Don.
CU Nelson Watervillc, IN Dora May.
& A Staektole, Gardner, blk MATCHMAKER, .Ir.
Wv Hill. Exeter, ch m Daisy Franklin.
tl:rF roR AiL-TgoT-rrssts 800
cN UuiId, Augusta, ch :. Walter u.
Ar Tuzier a,ardiner. blk m, Bird.
Ira 4 i Tozier. Gardiner, br &, Joseph H.
RFS FIJI Briggs, Auburn, =, Messenger
wilkes.
BFsF " Briggs. Auburn. Graneta.
silver Lawn Stables Wateryile, IN, Silver
street
sJGu.hee, Appleton. blk :, Frank Nelson.
e 7 Stackpole. t,ardn-r, ch :, Venture.
& + Stackpole. Gardiner. ch $, Cunard. Jr.
These purse divided 50 per cent. TO ls', u to
md d TO Sd, 10 to 9TH.
RUNNING ENCE-pTRsE SiJn.
George q Bailey. Belfast. ch z. Teeor.
= Ames, Damariscotta Mills. b z, Jim.
Cahisfen stables. Newcastle. ch z, Richmond.
W j Porter. Danariscotia Mills, bucks &, Polly
wos.
" q Ulidden, Newcastle, ch &, Esnond.
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BOUND FOR NEW YORK.
A New Railroad Formed to Take the n. Y. d
N. E. Into That City.

New YoRk. July 25.-The New York,
New England & Northern Railway Co. or
ganized today by electing A. A. Mcleod,
president; W. X. Niver, vice-president H..
G. Odenheimer, secretary. This road in
tends to bring the n. Y. & n. f. Railroad
into this city. The new road will run from
Leggett's Creek and East River to Brew
s,ers. where it will connect with the New
England
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Sunday Closing Of ne Worlds Fais.

CHICAGO, July 2o.-Chsrles w. Cling
mans SUNDAY closing injunction against
the Worlds fair will be revived today
when Attorney Mason will call the atten-
tion of the court to the fact that the re-
straining order was violated Sunday by
the closing of the gates Of the fair.
Notice will be served on the defendants
in the case and an order will be demanded
from the court commanding them to ap-
pear and show cause why they should not
he attached for contempt Of court
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A 2.03 GAIT.
King Nelson Easily Trots a
Quarter in 80 ga.
Wscasset Excited Over an AIlege
Shooting Affair.
chas. n. HiIi Of Auburn, Dezd-Was 8setht
10 Sheriff Hill.

PoKTLAsp. July 25.-The stallion Ne
son at the Maine mile track, Tuesda
morning, driven by c. II. Nelson, b,
owner, trotted easily one mile in 2-lo s.
making the Las; quarter IN 30 "a, which
a 205 Clip.
The building committee we're at the trac
this morning locating additional stab!ing %
100 stalls. Mr. Griffin think. 500 horss
will tram here next season The Boston
Maine has It's steam shovel again at th
track grazing landing for unloading horse
AMI site for the station.
Messrs c. II. Nelson and F. X. Hayde
were granted permission to hold two day
meeting upon the grounds August J / an
l2th. Permission was granted that seYers
trainers might sccufe records OF theT,
horses. Mr. Nelson is confident that
this meeting, Nelson will lover the stallion
record
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III. best Of all ways

Il 10 nee Pieree's Pafsstise Pellets. Sir.
For nine-tenths of the diseases Of the
body begin with constipation or the clog
ging up Of the sluice-wsys. through which
the impurities Of the blood escape. 90 that
they are reabsorbed into the system. The
Pargaiive Pellets act gently but thoroughly
upon the stomach aad liver, and are the
beat laxative known. Withou; rae king AMI
s,raIning the organs, they open the bOvels
and restore q natural, healthy digestion.
unequaled in dyspepsia, con,tips'ion, bill
iousne,s, piles, or any Of the resulting dis
eases.
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connes.icu,'. s,,iS prI,e. wrd.a.

HARTFORD, July 2-Chief Of poaise
Jabez l.. Woodbridge Of this city was
elected warden OF the state prison at
Wethersfeld to sncceed General Cham.
berlain Aug /. The position Is e2loO per
year salary. board. house sent and every
thing necessary found. Woodbridge 10 .
Democrat and has been chief Of police
since last May. He has made a creditAbls
record in that position.
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ARMED NEGROES.
500 Arrive From the South for
the Kansas Mines.
They are All Well Armed and Are
Nov Being Drilled.
Conflict WITH uaies Miners Expsetsd q Any
nsmsai-Ireeps Seat.

wElR CRY, July s5.-Over 500 negroes
have arrived from the South and are in
stalled within the stockades.
Trouble and bloodshed probably, with
the union miners, is liable TO take place st
any moment.
Eleven companies of militia have been
ordered to be in readiness TO start for the
scene Of the miners troubles in Kansas.
The situation is critical.
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NEW COMPLICATIONS.


LONDON, July ga new feature was
added to the impending struggle between
the Miners Federation and the Mine Own
ers' Association. The Miners Federation
is now taking steps to fight the proposed
reduction of % per cent in wages.
Today the Northumberland miners asked
for an advance Of lG IA per cent.in wages.
The Durham miners have asked for an ad-
vance of l5 per cent. II 10 not Known
what action will be taken in case Of re-
fusal.
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EASE BALL.


= So
Cinciuna,i......... 3 o Q o l.
Cleveland. .......... o o o 0 O.
Cincinnati. 6. Cleveland, :. Errors-
Cincinnati. 4. Cleveland, /, Baiteries-Suih' an
and Murphy, Young and o'ConnoT.
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Preparing For a Siege.

KANSAS CITY, July 25.-There is not a
single doubt that the Central Coal & Coke
company, and the Kansas 81 Coal COM
pany intend to bring about a crisis in the
strike at their coal mines in southeastern
Kansas in the next few days. The COM
pany has nearly finished the building Of
stock ades around its mines at Weir City
and Scammon and has built houses for the
workmen within the walls.
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CoSNoRsvILLE. Ind. July 25-The Cit
izsus' bank Of Connorsville, owned and
controlled by Hon. J. VI. Huston. ex-
treasurer Of the United States. closed its
doors yesterday. Mr.. Huston says his
liabilities will not exceed $4,000. while
his assets will more than cover that
AZ
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STEAMER MAY FIELD WRECKED.
Went Ashore on Bar island. Near Port Clyde !
Tuesday.

RocKlANp, July 25.-Steamer May
Field of the Rockiand and Friendship line,
on her down trip, today, ran on Bar island,
near Port Clyde, and i'll probably be to-
tai loss The steamer had made landing
at Burnt island, and from some unex-
plaine.i cause struck on Bar island.
A portion Of the cargo Is being landed at
Port Clyde Wrecking steamers have been
sent for. The steamer was q tons, built
in 1915, and employed as regular passen-
ger and freight boat
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Worcester Newspaper Nan in Limbo

WORCESTER. July ?5.--Hugh ID. Magee.
proprietor of the Worcs sier Dlsp+tth. vas
arrested this afternoon on complaint of DIR.
Edwar,i Z. Frost well known dentis. and
PROPRIETOR Of the Lincoln house AMI EI-
change hotel Of this city. The charge is
that July l. Msgee threatened TO accuse DIR.
Frost OF crime, FIR the purpose OF obtain
II mo1ey. Magee has not obtained 5000
fxll
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Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-These postmas-
tiers have been appointed; Mrs. Sadie o.
Berry, Concord, vice Nathan II. Savage,
resigned; Thos. Holmes, Litchfield Cor
~. vice Jas. T.. Chase; +. M. Morton,
Pit,s,on. vice f. A. Lapham +. n. Allen,
Vienna, vice Laforest Dowst.
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National cordaqe ReorqanizaiIsn.

NEW YORK. July 25-The rsorganisa-
ton COMMITTEES Of the National Cordage
company gives notice that the extended
time for depositing securities under the
plan with the United States Trust com
pany expires today at D. m. About "a,
DO shares Of the preferred and 10000
shares of the common stock have been de-
nosited
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LaN,~.S, July 25.--Tbe House Of Com
mons, sitting as a committee Of the whole,
contimued this evening the discussion Of the
financial clauses in the Home Ralc hill
John Redmond, leader of the Parnellites,
moved an amendment to the effect that the
Irish Legislature should receive imme-
dac control Of Irish taxes, as
proposed originally by Mr.. Gladstone. In.
stead of being forced TO leave the taxes In
British banks for six years, a. stipulated in
the new financial scheme. Mr.. Gladstone
said the government could not accept the
amendment. MIR. Balfour, leader of the
unionists, supported the government, In op-
position to the amendment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-26
An American Missionary Attacked.

NEW YORK, July S5 Letters received
by the Presbyterian Board Of ROreign
Missions in this city contain news Of Al
unprovoked attack upon Miss Anna
Melton, an American missionary Who WAS
stationed at the time Of the outrage in
little village among the HISTORIAN noun
tains in Turkey Miss Melton escaped
with her life. but was mercllessly beaten
by her assailants