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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

Mrs c. E. Oven. wife Of farEs
pastor If the oakl2ni Baptist eisGrch, with
her tive children, Is yi.itiax Mrs Eiszra
Wing. Mr.. 0wsn has been settled n Gar +
ne, svsf since he vent axsy from this
place. bat has recently accepted call to
Eo1ltgn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

WAsHrVgT *. Ost The only interest
ing feature oil the PRO ceilings in the SEN
ate was a severe Leisure 70 tue senate by
Palmer Of Illinois, who told his colleagues
they should act and not fiiibHster. He
said they wer. fast losing the respect Of
the people. Bolte!ie OF Maine muddled
Kyle OF Mississippi in the debate in the
honse on tn t.lee. ION reneaI bill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

HARTFORD, Oct. The roof OF the old
county court house at aiddletown fell in
while workmen were tearing the huilding
down TO make room for the new county
building A labcrer named Carter and
four other wurkmen were precipitated TO
the ground. Carter was badly injured
snd, IL - feared, will die The other men
escaped injury,
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DAILY Etaasbff 5ournal.
THURSDAY. OCT. S. isss.
calespaa cos,ss EsEsTs.


Bsligssas.
aes. -Enox szs1sy saAooi csnyeasica. Thons-
oes' 7~saneay school cserearsoa, Litshheld
OCT isiI-yoTx Congregational cSnfsrsHse. Lin
oes- m1-waaa Congregational consersnrs.
ocS. iiYHsaeoez Chri.;izn Ea4sssos conyestisn.
o.. a,ES-Aaxas.a Di,rrte: MIzi.teri3l Assoeia-
oet' S4--ss.e Rsrtis. cauven.ics, Aabarn-
0et. 81 afysrsailst sEa.e sanasy sehsos Coz
Or. nE14aaaaI Convention Maine Sunday
OF. 4 r. oxford Congregational c0nssrenee.
seGsn Paris.
osE L i.-Feaabscof Congregational con'efencr,
Of4 Tgwn.
oe,. "a ls-Plseataqai. Congregational Confer
Ost l. is-w4shfngeo. County Congregational
feassr-nse, htrn.yYliln.
o. n g. MARE Conference. Local Prtsehefs'
Association at N. 2. eharch. S1afn Leses.
Ts.psra.cs.
Der. ff--Gssor5 Dietrscr Good Tem;lar.. ndoTef
o. l-ie-eSaS srnazl sss-aeE Grand Lodge .of
Maine Good TeBplarz, Calais
Nov. ~ orx Dissssc. Good rempiArs. oid Or
ehaEd.
Oct s-7-S0lnerset County Teashsrs' Convention.
Fittsasid.
oet. - a. y aldo County feaehers' Convention,
liberty.
Oct IA naroseaggis County Teaehers' cofEen'
ton, Sorth Tgrnsr-
Oct u izs-Oxfofd County Teacher Convention,
STGsxnHeld
tet II Sov. Annual Session Hancock Eaara-
tl0aal AssOeist.0G, Cazilns.
miscellaneous.
pet. 5 Reunion Second Maine Cavalry Augusta
Oct. 10 IA anis4l Meeting state FeisFatiOa OF
W0tes'. clabs, skoNhegan.
Ost- Il-feeonnrt Royal Arch Chapter toasti-
tafed, Wa.erYiiie.
Oct an-eeanioa Frat MaIne Cavalry. Augusta.
Maine Fairs.
Oh. ts--Alewtgs Grsage, North kenneb1nk-
Oct. 10 i2-ShAplsy and Agto" Aero"
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HALIFAX, Oct. A fiendish attempt
was made TO wreck a train near Truro. A
switch lock was left open and the train
dashed into the open switch The engine
was wrecked. Close to the spot Is deep
embankment, and how the train escaped
destruction is regarded as miraculous. Ne
one was killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

WASHINGTON. Oct. Ruth Cleveland
and her sister Esther were "a months old
and "a days Old, respectively, yesterday
Numerous kilograms Of congratnlation
were received at the White House, ad-
dressed to the little girl Baby Esther is
thriving. Mrs. Cleveland has taken a
drive daily since Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Laundry Girls Aid Strikers.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. A. There is no change
In the situation at the Louisville and
Nashville shops. Thirty girls employed
by the Bower Laundry company have re.
fused to wash the linen OF the men who
took the strikers places The laundry
company has a contract with the railroad
to do all of its laundry work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

TRENTON, Oct. 4.-Wallace Bnrt, the
half breed Indian, who is supposed to have
murdered old Samuel Rightly and his
wife at Newton, Pa, on Sept. "a, and Tor
whom reward Of 5000 has been offered.
was captured yesterday in the swainps
near Worthwhile, The Indian was half
dead from hunger and exposure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Mormons to c., Their Propsr.y :"

WAsnINGToS. Oct. 4--The house judi
ciary committee has authorized report
Of joint resolution restoring the persona
property and money Of the Mormon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

Lewiston, Ne, Ocf. "A telegram was
received ly the friends Of Missionary Har-
rison K. Thornton, who has been. With his
wife in Alaska since April, 1Sg2, saying
thar he was shot aud killed by natives
Aug ~ last. and that Mrs. Thornton had
embarked for san Francisco with the re-
mains. md would proceed to Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

NASHUA, y. H. Oct, 4-Before Judge
Blodgstt Of the supreme court Attorney
General f. g. Eastman. for Insurance
Commissioner John G. Linshan. applied
for receiver for the Peoples Insurance
company OF Manchester. Oct. o was ap-
uoiutesI day tn hear .he r,e,ition
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Taking Xatrimony.

ST. PETEBs8 TO, Oct. at is rumoret
that the betrothai Of Princess Maud
daughter Of the Prince Of Wales, to tn,
czarewich IL uuder discussion at Fredens
burg castle. where the Princess OF Vale,
and the car are visiting the Danish kine
and oueau
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hazed 70 Death.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. A number of
freshmen were hazsi By the sophomores
Monday night. Among the other indigni-
ties perpetrsted, the boys were thrown
into the canal. 1t is now said that one OF
the freshmen never reached the surface
after being thrown into the water
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onto the farm lafeiy occapiea By Esiss
Bowman. Mr.. Bowman has ncyed into
his house scar The top of Swans bill. On
The wassryilIe road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

BCDA PEsTf, oct. 4-Alexius Bokrus.
vice president Of the Hungarian lower
house, embezzied funds intrusted to him
by Countess Montbach. and had spent it
all in speculation. The countess began
proceedings against him, and, fearing the
disgrace, he committed suicide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
RUN 70 EARTh.
} RaycaI Who Passed Forged Check in
Ibis City Caught. @:

. one night last winter rs Representative
eighton Of Columbia Falls was sitting n
Cony house, fellow whe was aho
,ardng there also came up to him prd
,troduced himself, He proved = be a
Dan that Leighton had known 20 visit rela-
YES in Columbia Falls when boy Be
A. Bore the evening was over the felloa asked
.eighton to identify him As he wished
landlord Randall to cash check of $50.
he check was cashed and in due time was
ouna BY the First National Bank to be a
orgery Cashier Hchborn did everything
te could to trace the fel,ow but not until
he other night did he get a clue. Reading
15,U Boston paper he noticed the ares. OF a
rock in Bridgeport and the Circumstances
urrouniing the case led him to susps ct Il
sas the man who forged the check. He
nale inquiry and the identity Of the rascai
T6as established Marshal Crawford is in
communication with tie Bridgeport au-
lorites about bringing him on.
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MoUST HOLLY, n. j., Oct. 4-Lena
Brown was put on trial yesterday for the
murder Of her 5-year- old son and the two
children Of William Harvey Of BORDEN
town by strangliug them. The jury
brought in verdict Of not guilty on the
ground Of insanity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Robbed a Railroad.

CHICAGO, Oct. l. Nj. ". O'Donnsll
| ticket agent for the Michigan Central rail-
road at Windsor, Ont, was arrested while
attempting to sell Michigan Central
tickets to ticket scalpers. Over sGo)
worth Of tickets were found on his person
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Printers conventiao adIourn.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Oct. 4.--The typo
graphical convention hes adjourned to
meet in Concord. y. H., next April. The
Massachusetts union was merged into a
New England union, having the same off
GERS and assuming all liabilities and as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
A Great Mistake.

A recent discovery II that hcadarhA
dizziness, dullncss. confusion OF tho MIND
etc. nre due to arrangement Of tho nerve
centers which supply tho brain with nerve
force; that indigestion. dyspepsia. neuralgia
wind In stomach. etc. arise from tho deranse-
rnent of the nerve centerssupplying these or
pans with nerve fluid or force This n llkexle
true OF many diseases Of tho heart and lungs
Tho nerve system 10 like n telegraph system.
as will DO seen by tho Accompanies
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No Separate Cars.

LEXISGTns. Ky. Oct 4--The Chesa-
peake anG 0bio roam has refused to place
either separate or particular coaches on its
trains, and is consequently violating the
separate coach law.
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-
csrei.se Ice nf 4 Gun

SAG HAEGIg. y. Y. Oct. 4-Charle-
Cooss, the Is yezr-oid son Of Rev. James
Coote, the Methodist minister in this
place. accidentally shot and killed himself
while out cunning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05
Cesonndcscy and Suicide,

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 4-Benjamin C. Proc
tor, a varnish maker out Of employment,
committed suicide by shooting himself
several times through the head. He was
81 years Of aGe, aud lived with his mother
and sister. He was in needy circum-
stances and had been very respondent for
zavnr1al aarz
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4-The Reading
railroad receivers are negotiating with
Speyer & Co. of New York for an exten
sion Of the 8, az, 600 loan, now due 1t i.
believed here that the loan will be ex
tended
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An Cid Bank closes.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. A. fhe Peoples bank
one OF the oldest Gssucial institutions In
the state, went into liquidation yesterday
The cause assigned is that no money was
being made
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MARsHFiELD, Ore, Oct. A party Of
seven were ont sailing near the entrance
to Coos bay. when their boat was capsized
by gust OF wind and four Of the party
were drowned. Two ladies and child
chung to the boat till rescued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-05

BggLIs. Oct. A Breslau newspaper
says Prince Bismarck is reported to be 10
ill that 1t Is doubtful whether he will
leave Kissingen alive.
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To Avoid Public Trial.

BERLIN, Oef. Herr Poll, court OPP
tician in Hanover. poisoned his wife with
prussie acid When asreEfed On suspicion
Ae saot himseif dea3-
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BEaLIs, Or. 4. Director schulz Of the
Khenish credit bank, in Carlsruhe, killed
himself BY shooting. A large deficit was
found In the hanks accounts
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.g75-,5 .jt' 5,s-s sl.,-
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chieaq,'s DISTINGUISHED visi,o,s.
DEATH RECORD.

CHICAGO. Oct 4-Franz Ferdinand, arch
duke Of Austria, accompanied by severa
liable people. has arrived in this city
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OF ts-Alewigs Grange, North Kennebank.
Oct. 10 i2-shaplsy and Arto" A~'"n
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student Of nervous diseases. and auings
Of many noted treatises ON the latter sDE ~
long since realized the truth OF nc ~
statement. and his Restorative Nsis NELL,
u prepared on that principle: lts snc ~.
In curing all diseases arising from aefa sas,.
rnent Ut tho nervous system " .i,.,.
fnl, az the thousands Of unsolicited tesn i,so-
mails In possession Of tho company Bah"
turing the remedy amply. prove. .u.t,c
Dr. Miles Restorative Servine u fen lna -
remedy for all nervous diseases. sncn -
headache. nervous debility, prostrn,,,d4aa..
sleepiessness, dizziness bysteria. scnuai n 4.
biiity, 1t. Vitus dance. epilepsy, eE. ,,ss'
Or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medicai ~.
Llkbart, Ind. on receipt Of price. u VI wv
tie, six bottles for g. express pfspai1. "A
oDistes or dangerous drugs
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GARDINER.

Mrs. E. W Morrell and daughter went
Portland Tues day. ~:
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Edueaef0aat.

Ger. fi--cssors Dietrter Good Temilar., AsdoSer
o. Il.is-ssni snnaal 5sssseR Grand Lodge OF
Maine Good TespIars. Ea4A4.-
Nov ~ ork District Coed rempiAr.. Oh Or
ehagd.
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Township 4 range 2, known as Moose
siver Plantation, filed papers of organiza-
ion with the secretary of State Wednes-
ay. This plantation was organized "a
ears ago but the organization was called
, question on some technical points. A law
lit that may be influenced somewhat by
is organization has been lending for sew
al years. C. & T. ". Fogg, lumbermen,
I'VE been charged with trespassing there
ID il is in connection with ;his hargs that
y lawsuit is brought. La ID Agent
pix went up there wednesday to make GER
fn investigations relating to ''e'psss n Z.
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LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 4-The following
correspondence is mnde public by Mr.
ireenhalse. consisting of Attorney Gen
eral Pilisbury's letter to Mr.. Greenhalge,
announcing his withdrawal from the con
test for the gubernatorial nomn alton and
the reply to the same forwarded to Mr.
pillsbury last evening:
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MasGsT REPORTS.
Nsw iosk McnsS Ms,ss,.
NEW rcYr .ov

Money, easy. sas -,
Prime mercantile paper, :as
ScScrninelt e9adr. hrm.
Railroads.. Stronger.
Following are s'os,ns asot,aoas o. ss,,s..
oNs4Sa alssyt e. "a. tst.
"a
"a
Cru,rsl pae is,s,
Douser & < o Gr&ndc lists,
Erie 2naa.cN div.
Kansas Pacific eooscl,
N, goa ~ i-s, -
Us,Na cise ,ats
ibid,
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The ladies of tn. Tn vsIsalist society
jill hold harvest supper ~ the Univer.
&sli,t Y. s;ry this evening. All are invite
0 attend
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o. B. Clason, Esq. and wife left Wed
'es,lay for NiaIara.th. Worries Fair and al
extended trip thrun Oh the West.
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COLBY, 80; AUGUSTA, 10.
re Close Of TIE Base Ball Season Win re-
vi ieat Tor the Home Team.

1t looked ike rain and but SIN al crowd
out for the base ball game at the
.rk wednesday. between the CoiyS and
IIutchins Sarsapar.lls team of the city
The game furnished bat little interest Il.
e spectators and resulte in crushing
afeat for the home team, 50 to 10. The
katures Of the game were the batting OF
rck Phillios out of the box by Colby. the
Otperb pitching of sockalexjs, the fine
k'ching of the other Sockalexis and
.utchins, and the battery work of the
sclbys. :.*+
Had Sockliex,s been pat h, fox ut
e rst instead of Phillips, the game would
= ave undoubtedly been close a,i exciting
nd beyond question a Vic.ory 70, he
-ome team. ill.,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
plltSsUaY AND HsRT OUT.
Both Withdraw ia Favor Of Greenhalss To-
| 6eyerncrship Of Massachusetts,.

Boston, Oct. 4--Attorrey General Pills
| bury has withdrawn from the campaign
| for the Republican nomination for gov
srnor. In the following formal letter.
which he has caused to be made public, he
| announces that be leaves the field, and
will make no effort 10 secure the nomina-
tion at the coming convention. His state
| ment is as follows:
So many Inquiries are being made by the
prvss and others - 10 my position and Pnr-
| pose., that il IS proper for me To make brief
l statement for the Information OF my friends
and others Interested / have been 50 engaged
for the past few weess a. to know veg little
/ of what WIS going On In the political Held.
| aad have net yet obtained full information of
| the pre- sent situation and the preferences Of
/ the delegates.
| have no doubt more delegates are friendly
/ to me than / have been generally credited
| with. The published statement of SO IS as
| near the truth a. the most careful inquiry
| cah make ii, but it is evident that Mr., GTetn-
| aal e has more, and has enough To fairly en-
| little him III the nomination, and perhaps TO
| ure It. Under these circumstances II is
| plain To me that | ought to remove all OBJ
/ 7tAcies from his path 50 far As possible, and as
| my office and the duties belonging to il pre-
| vent me from active participation ia the cam
| oaisn, ought TO do all now that can be done
ios the success Of his candidacy.
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p".',' q ~ uss '' 81 - - IA
"a - - -. ~ - - -,
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/ t"' p'tH 80 -
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/ 1h' ie"tin4 -''; r,-,
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| hPp'tt "a ins - 80 '' .l F"
l''1 anu no''Vl - - y ~ q
'. ,'''e npthl"s - ~, o
- ~ a. A"I" gu - 'i'o, W ~
| a,,,, ~ ~, NIT. j. d, t,-on,o,c To no,ni,,a
| ion and election Of Mr. Grrenhalse aAd |
| nav, written him 10 this effect.
Albert f.. pIIJsBrRy.
| I... ,,..,..,,
""e''"S
| LOWELL, Mass, Oct 4-lhe following
| correspondence is mnde public by Mr.
| ireenhalse. consisting of Attorney Gen
| .r,l pllshurv,s letter To Mr. Greenhalge
,nnor,,'ein,, Ii. ,yithdr.w,I fro,, r.. cf,r'
l - ,.t', ..i,'.,- - 80,
L 'veV '"i wv s""V' ""''' '''' 'o"i'N a',''i an"
/ the reply To the same ior"hrutu 10 MI
| llllsbury last evening:
BOSTON, Oct. j.
| MY DEAR 6aEhHHAL6E-i am not yet out
Of court long enough t" have learned much 81
the political situation, la. without disputins
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Mrs Dr.. Pickering and Mrs. G. F
owl. Of Washington loft Tuesday for 3
isit in Brockton, Mas. 49,.
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white lines 70
the nerves which
convey the nerve
force from : no
nerve centers TO
every part OF tho
body, just as tho
electric currents
conveyed along
the telegraph
wires 10 very
station. large or
small. Ordinary
physicians fall 10
regard this fact:
instead Of treat
Ing the nerve CEN
ters for the cause
of the disorders
arising therefrom
they treat tho
part affected.
Franklin Miles,
NJ. d., IL. b.. tho
highly celebrated
specialist and
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Mrs. Fl. G.. White and daughter, Marion,
'ft Tuesday for Portland wue they will
A&enl the winter. Miss Marion attending
A,hool there.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
Striking WeIsI1men Who
Mean Business.
FIFTY THOUSAND STRONG
They VIII March Against the Coal
Miners Who Are Still at Work
i'm the Pits.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The situation in
South Wales. owing to the coal strike. has
not improved. The strikers made re-
peated attacks on the cOllieries Yesterday,
and mum bers of strikers and workers and
police were sinjured in the conflicts. The
district is greatly excited and great mill
tary and police precautions have been
| taken.
The seriousness of the situation can be
judged by the fact that coal-owners asked
for 1000 infantry and 1000 cavalry to pro-
tect the cOllieries aud working colliers.
Over 700 infantry have already left Ply
mouth in trains for Rhonda Valley, and
800 others will proceed to-day.
The desperate measures which the men
are taking to coerce coal-0wners were
shown yesterday. when a body of strikers
endeavored to stop work in a colliery
which alone supplies the Pontypridd Gas
Works, In order to put the town in dark
ness. while to-day stones were found on
he railway line which evidently had been
placed there by strikers.
The district has the appearance of being
in state of siege. Sentinels are sta
toned on the hilltOps and around the col
leries to announce the approach of strikers
to the troops. The police are guarding
the colieries, of which less than twenty
cut of 204 are now working. The work.
ing coIleres are chiefly in the Ebbervale
| district, and the strikers announce their
in ention of marching there on Monday,
$4,000 strong. to stop work.
1t is estimated the men have already
lost e300. 600 In wages. while the output of
the colleres has fallen off,
In the Mid!ands. where nearly 100000
miners are striking. more peaceful con-
dition prevails.
The scarcity of coal is causing great in
convenience among tin platers and Scotch
iron masters and II. 900 Fifeshire miners
will 60 out on Monday.
The morning call., 1893-08-20
UNABLE TO DECIDE.
Deadlock i'm the Sullivan Court.
Martial.
The Judges Find 1t Impossible to
Come to a Decision in the
Paymaster'S Case.

Vallejo, Aug. 19.-There is evidently a
hitch somewhere in the proceedings and
findings Of the Sullivan courts ma rtial
Just where or what this hitch is cannot be
aScertained with any degree of accuracy
as the embers comprising the court
martial are exceedingly reticent, fearful.
as it would seem, of the wrath of the Sec
retary of the Navy should any portion of
their deliberations become public gossip
prior to their report receiving official ac-
tion at the hands of Mr.. Herbert.
That there is division of opinion among
the members of The court is borne out by
the fact that. contrary to their announce
ment. the memb bers thereof cannot come
to any satisfactory verdict or judgment
The court has been meeting in executive
session daily since Wednesday last when
the case was closed so far as the defense
or prosecution was concerned.
1t was then announced that the court
would pass upon the case and that the
proceedings would be Immediately dis
patched to Washington for approval
They evidently counted on not passing
many days ere any finding could be agreed
upon, but eontented themselves with plan
ming excursions to the seaside. To-day
your correspondent chanced TO visit Mare
Island and found the court in executive
session. No explanation could be elected
as 10 why the meetings of the court were
being prolonged. aside from that there was
some technical question under delibera-
ton.
By diIigent inquiry, however, 1t was
ascertained that there was some bitter op-
position among the members OF the court
as to the question of actual crminality on
the part of the accused paymaster, in con-
sequence whereof the court has been un-
able to arrive at a verdict for conviction or
acquitial.
This unexpected turn of affairs has
caused no end of individual cbagrin among
the members of the court, and from hints
dropped it is more than probable that the
court will continue in session for several
days longer. To-day the court adjourned
until 10 o'clock Monday morning. when,
from information received. there will be
some lively discussions among the men,
| bers.