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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

The Aroasesok Pssees hss REACHED d.
xse Of fhzxay-ssr year,
The spple csnnisg faesosy = GniaDd
hss b*xss cpsrszicns- NosvasstaneiAe
he pcse erpp abozk 80 bUsk<is u syVrs
have been SECURED n tAax sna - surrosns-
In9 sswn1.
Mr.. Asvia D~n.esf sf Bssaefo~s. sse
- ssso~ed I needie spzze tire aEB- = nsNs
eoUfsssasse fsstss. She row skssks szse
csn feel ID. needle n her f1sssS snd easrss
.lss prohablJ b. nste 70 fesss< Is sAsrsiy-
SIZE Aas su1ere-i eonsi3<ssh5e. SOD = see
tsae hss srs<.ss ssre1frnit DID sbe 1e<sssse
hss ssdees ID h<s ssa@aeA-
A youzx sos Of r. BFysax u KiSisy.
cIinb<-z o<<o CGsef usesa vaA rssesss-
inx sza<htn< % Il md fec nnz3es ~ wagsz
hesd arss- Tne ses4 ~ stp9pef - d
ss,.,e 10 ssre fhe uAaxl xsun fnnEs1g eSes
Asxz sres. Hs bead vss jxamed an3es
- vsr1a - tAey bod 70 psy 4 - = ~
hsn sss- TAe nod ~ fsee wese srss3<d
hsdsy.
Nr. snixh. d. sgkas n ~ tsssD3 1t1sh
soud. AAs see<ive4 lefs1 fssn RoAsFs ~
fs~a & CO Aouzsesi- sesnss - - DIS
assises ssa IbcupAsn Eae ef ssesmt11, -
, M IL de GfssA3 Trs~k eos1 fske ewe 81
sHsxAsr Ire - snrsn sees1srss- Ihe -
se<ed fsse IN fun SsHes frsn Psrslsn6 =
Lps1s. Il , e1Apu~4 4 n f<s - frrieA
,s-suess, ~ fssa - s<sB fens- ~ ~
sfx-sxSn 81 $50 sees- NJ $0l1A Eos81
skere ~eaad - - rfGesls9 y tepkio8 -
- ~ hssxs ~ 1kxy - gDsona1y cpoS
/ 1. Rsstzx<e. Thn ~ mn1a - - Z
- slnnfie sop1nu11 puC1 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

n Sspssisisatsaf neessf liks ths uesas
nsifs .sbs;sy Act.

wxsHfxsros. Sos. a-Tae annasi re-
7e-s Of Csptain y. NJ. Bsusks. sapssiassa-
isss Of fsrsixn mails. shsws thsz sae tea.
cost Of the service for shs laxs Esrai year
.ss si,i41 $50, ef Which sam ss4s go
sas rsli on areount Of vssssis of AEnsriesn
rsgssssr- The estinssed sascang Of 2Sssssxs
eGllsrsss on fcessga matter 10 % sAsz ,ls.s.
Tstxi rHmser cf pszatis Of mai carried.
5. .Fss ,gs3.
The rspSr- xsssrss st.sE the ocean uasils
srsssis at IT March s, 1881. has prUvs1 .
Cat tasinrs- The nss Increased psgmenr TO
UriEed States steamship companies during
the ysa- 90 seeuHnz Of tssis aer . stated 10
have be~a si9g 81, aast for shas sur Moth
ing sss hseu realized. There has aof been
an increased service. ether zs 20 srsqaeney
SE tips Or redaces. ruaainx time. IN eo1ss-
asszes Of Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
70 PAR TIE SALVAGE.
sesss-sr william sRfsa Picked U d ssa.
sb7a1saeS. ts sa Ssff-

Ngx Yoss. Mgr ---Seaeeess William
Srlfa. p5ekasi np zt ssa- szar<sansa e9 the
eoass az S5rsh CsraiisA. ~ tse Clyde steam
sssia Ssfnlnogs, ssssr tss AugusS gale. has
a~en tossed to ye~ Ysgk ssa is 70 Be sosd
SSssnaher Iish 81 psbgic auetiaa, hs nfss4r
IF the r. tesfest : sasss nEsrsAsE, 70 settle ire
ranpsays e4sin for salvage. eFr-. sf sias
Egsse1 airy 9sek, Ere basin. BrSakiyH-
Tnse srh1a~e- Il dssmas-s 4 aasi The cssas
/, rniaesi. In osner respects she - IN good
essuass.ieu. Sire sess 10 basi sss 600 sEfi
was b1ais At Csrs,fsa- Me-, IA 1850. Her
xross tann-xs /. q. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Wasazssros. Egs -rre D @0c-sssr
meus~r. of sbe sxss ssh n<sns esnmiss~e
Of sse uausp hsti ecsf<rsnee VITA Ssers-
tzry Cxri;ese sstsy. % The esu4eraesion cf
Eshs neu fAsi4 BID AeAiis4n. Tasner.
Brss ksnFisEs Of Arkansas. Bsa1m snd
Mozfxensrs we're pseseak
Il ) generally urd<fssnod ss TIE srerury
d<gxrensar fhss 10 mszefiai changes vii I e
maze Ia r1e sn.ernsa reseras scAednzs, sx-
eegx 10 increase .bs Sasy % sksskry. pat Z
dairy on sra1e ssd fssad sugar assi do
x~ay entirely VITA tie hsansy On saxsv,
which this year fsots up nrsrly $40 600 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
rseY WAL tissss.


CGEvgassD, ~. Srs. S.-ESs LIaSfss
Prs.eytrrisn IN esn~zS'ias esys ssa7setf .
series Of rxscsut;rnv uhessla Sssy e@efsfs
ttef- sas-usses 70 rssrsi1 sislzsn TIE foil ef
she P-sshysx-iar eiarcsss saaszanca - tbs
wessr.i ns:sr <sssfs ssEf assainT ahoEg the
tserrsrey Of tie Str;sTurts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nor . S-ysnes p Catch
Ell, wsslknown sssssz-Eip e0giaesr o.
tai. eity. ssys there IS ss doGss sEzs FIEuf
q Co. Of Sew Yesk are prnc1rinx mea
ard eel reers fes BrsxEI. He ,syss -'F5faf
Il ca sss-, 10 Eny kno~lesgs. aeea eorsv
sr1assi-x wssh narsher AZ ses1sen an<a
sralsss ers IN his CRY. sszissng she-n rsarssf
srysS to make sr-sng srn<nss 10 saip ~
In slsrir less ssers ths y ARD thss sAsy III!
rsv size a rss~sash sasi $3.50 s!ysae- ssoary
@sEnxa ws ssnssss ws azze - gire no sal
slsiansr 70 the Lsifei Ssases ard x~ss1
allegiance 10 Bsa<si4 wh@a ~e srIive >:
Brsx;i re sr= zGpo sd 10 kaTe .n ep j =
as 70 whsrt 1- wnes ~e wA 20 i1rS slss
xcr~-zuseus ss~vsxe Eseh asa srtry Rzaa.
hawexsr. yoo VII sss- = II - Eass Il. n
sney are x5vxs 70 Rnd-r-ssas. IN arasx!
way sAss shey aie b<sas< taken tSels sSs
skxt purps,-e
An ossse zt a. the stare tszpaetsss-st H.
tfsrsly a<--s-~ & at siA-s%yarsase1t is nd
aasso<ixesi / tsse SAP issssAssve ~ ssea ;
ezex a tEi-. ewes II rs~ te1ss&sstr sxss-
are besnx vsasss-i The res e = tssst
a1.syts4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

:,
II - - - 80 :
y - y - q -
go sseeseA - NUaaA = - ueaane
Ane1nn pie&sn - opsn bnnf gG11nfB-
- - 6Snsssas usfuupukpAa ~ - =
- - enunne Sfkrr,en nnns,an n -
- -. - -. - 80 -a en.-.
- .-s.A.... a--s s.s ..-.s- - - 81
: s..-ns- --.- sss....
-. -. s.a. ~ -.
- ns-1s r.. .sll'..e.- H.z y
~ n...tl ~ .s'.s .'.....s -. ~ 49, ii
-. - ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
parros suasfsoeaD.
Ne nsss Asv psy Over Assss $50, goo q o
10 Iaii.

Ssw Yoax. Nor. gs--WE.. j. P4tron, q
wan street croker, xhase arn failed MAJ
S. sgrrerasersa himself to the sheriff r0dxy
Ssit vas sroazst against Pstssn by tss
Crxiya estate % rsSpver $1,000, which il
.ss charged, be enhezzEea- Txsusy days
wss given 10 make 81 ansser- He aisap-
p<argi and the time sxplresi.
Lawyer HSreyGsan male ra3sisa TO,
iaS xemert axxHsr Psstsa for So. 9.0s'1.
TIA viii probably y graEssd, aas. ia ess4
Patton does BOT pay tie smoans- imprisoa-
nen. j. the alternative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
uslnGln ilGGs m Sueaas.
essmss Eapssss nshss en- y NJ. .. =
vheaas, H.. q 0ekss.

BsrIlx. Nov. 9.--Empsfps wllian q
Germany hse s~as Hsa. ". ". Thsmas.
IT,, minister to Sweden snd Nsevay, >
copy af MAx ksees's pcssesis Of his msjssly
which hangs In the natsnal esiIsrs 10 0se-
iin The psstssn bsass tie astsesagA
..wilkein, Inpernfos Rvx." The gtfs vae
sent 20 Mr.. Thomas through Count v2
Der Gfo<s-n. IN ssischs % The 5sfnan
iegasion q Stockholm.
Enp<ros William took srsss fssey -
Nj. rhsus.. ussh whom bis nsjsssy vsns
AZ r,eens sadienre sivss BY the Espssss
bssssaos hsrs, his nsjessv told him shae y
greatly liked Mr.. Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
TWENTY MGN DROWNED.
cusisus Facts 10 cssasstiea Nm ~ ursek
q n leAa eVasae.

SoErH BAT. onf.. Nov. D The ias. d
the steamer Joha Fraser has caused gr~a,
excitement throughout the district. wh~u
she csaxhs arr, about three miles frsm
Goose islaasi. panic mast have snsued, -
euiy sevea lives were saved out u q OF -,
natwishssansiing the tact shAt the stsamss
carried the sssiisl supply OF lifebosts and
presxrverx and bad !arxr srcw 10 TOW.
The fire wes Witnessed from Frask's
Bar By cspsala Barriss and a yaans
Insisn nsnifsi Peter. They Immediately
pot Oh IN a boat 10 the sceus of the seei
dent, but by the time they REACHED fhs
spcs the boat was burned 10 the waters
edge aud the seven survivors had REACHES,
the top u the scpv.
The engine. fsr some mnarcnuntahte rsa.
soH. wss net stopp~d. aad dnrinx all ths
time the boat was burning she continued
20 p,sw shrpuxh ths water Some sf tns
men ssyaxxlisg managed to get into the
boat whieh hsd tweu lsnseh-i. but wers
struck BY the whe~i snd wrat dpsfn- The
hall sank Ia Is fe.s ef water. Her smoke
stack alone appears abpvs the water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

FEapns4K. PA. Nos. sA fssrasrs -
In. F,Hxsr Tk1szsoa steel werxs bsr ~
yesterday afSesn.sea- he nssEse II u six-
osossna ersaei a p<ase sNe1S .a~ HRa-
ss~ssrss sGssSe hy. snsl sA-y a~ss f-sn feeis
BONES ia f-sss-. TIE siso1~ .us of the
sszg- tusraxx ss- hssst=n ~ Iazaa Meses
VS. taxes. sus ii sEss I-srss p~rfeet mass
ox bsssserS Th- loss - tas- sone~as VIA
- hexxy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
earso,,e pa,ssIs lxltss.


Bss1ss, Nov. ss--Adviess ffsa -.
PsssuShuss stare that 70 Catholic psisses
ssyp = fsv days an exiis,i from the viseslA
.iisssst On .hs ehssss that they cppsssd ~
aashssttiss.
Yssssrisy. nsisr guard. she psssaD
started fer their d<stiaations. a hRIs
number Of PEASANTS attempted 70 fssess
them fram TIE gsndsrmss ssd dsspsfsAs
sxbs followed
The r grn.a,mrs ves~ niafors>d by Ces-
saehs, pho fred into the cfpvd, bilbse -
.ons.sles many p>rsoss. Further esshas
10 feared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
cayr FIGHT raEse.
9bneic cssb. Ssu 0riesas. ssjsess Press
sstios for ces5sss sitcsssi fight.

Sxw oKExass. Nov as--Tae eonfsss
essas1 s.see Of sise tgFxssp;e Car reeeisai
fesssrsssy she 4-ttelss Of szrefnsHf Pre-
ss-s.s W Cushsss ssd Nitelre Il sasi sens 70
ssle csH5 fer Hrs5stss m nt- Tee committee
cgaskserass Tie ra4ftsF faiEy sssa GaaciEsoes-
y egsise3 To- - j$fs sss ART ca~s prepared ey
gas fighters. 1 7ee fsbs ssls nos take gAsss
r7sssr The ssspiees Of tiss Olympic Cab.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

Ngr YoE9. Sos. s--Lsvy~r Fran II.
wspks. who vas broaxht hack froa. Costa
Riea. pleaded guilty 10 the Indictment Of
grand lsrcsDy. whiea aecns~i ssfn 4 bsv
ing sseIsa s1s, 80 frsm the -ssass n ars
Nichslas Ff.a Recorder y syth s-nseseei
Week. 10 10 yssr-' issprissamsas ~ish
hard labor ss ssse Sssy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

~ CESS assssisi ssshhsspss b ssseeeeG =
msss sssssa rbsi Ansssl

ysw Yosx. Nov ss--T~o iniirfasaeD
sos fssr.ry 10 the dad dvxs~~ vsss fssa1
ssisy sssina Wm. r. Westssssh. fsrnee
,eonHisnsisi bcokksep<S ef sse vie1sefA
b1ssI. He IL chsfged vikh nsking fsleo
spssies IN his bssks snd y supposed y hase
eussen sboss 81. 90 10 ttis vay. H vid1
b srrsigped tsD1srvu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
Ex-es- sas., p,Gsas ssersay csaaas
sseiSs-

yexrs EAsros, Mss, yes S--fseofFr
r. Dnvss- sx GoTernor An~s' pefssfs ss<S-
rp.srv. shot him~eIf taropks tne keses 9 Il
sfsersson His besy wss fesss ia Memo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

BSormBay HARsaz. Ssv. 9---Ths szh-
;sx .ea9c-er Eth M. Pia- wess ashore
on MeKessn,s roias Ills rsaraaEs rhils 60
.rs cus and va. tor 81 % By the tag Ram
bier. lsaki-z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

49, ~ ~ ~ - - tso1s ~. I
ss4<ssS fssul esasssA ~ eve5ss ysGss. -
psssssessg fhs nssss11fsg 1sssgfBg = -
ikssa Dsssfis = ~ stssssss - -
klxsd ain>a Aeily. ! wis1 vsslsss sUno.
.sa<s .ishsss bsa<1s saszI - ApF11. - I
-. E1y's Cssaa nssa advertised = -
Essssa Bskg<s. psss.ss1 . bol11s. -
sssre ~ nsa lsy's -, hsvs - - -
tts-Iins-sls sssvsrss y snaiss1T Cuno~
ID. q, Dsst1ssa, vi1b - Des1oo 1mlpm.
fenmss5y - nsses8 Ssssnsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10

CHARLESTON. Nov IA nlxrried white
woman aus; her iiisIs Girl were s~sasnias
home zs Gshoey. When In = narrow Lana
near their bou< negro named Bob Ken
nesy grabbed the woman, threw her down
and h<xan TO choke her Her screaras
a-cas4si . boy and be gave The aiasn.
Nslghbor~ caught Ksasedy nssr The sceae
OF tie struggle. He wss under arrest until
Ab ut raisinjghs. whsn be wss faksn cot
nnd hanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
FIVE KILLED.
Railroad Wreck Between Fos-
tofia and Hrainef. Ohio.
Ms. Hanaah Tooie and Her Dssghtef
sf Boston Were Passaed.
AEspss sas.sl tssssk csass1s = pstas.is.
= M - psspis.
FIVE KILLED.

Foxr wArsx- Ia,f. Nor. - f<7or.
Aas re.shsd hers from Fsssz<i4. o.. Il .
railroad wreck on sAe GsIznkss. HoxhsHs
vsl<y & Toseds Razisssa. hssueen Fes-
ssrsa sad Br.in<r, Ia shseh Ers 7ecps< ssss
sastsnrty kiz,~d ss4 iS o. Is sssisusiy -
Jared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
servsssss eussstftiss assissa

wssaExeros. Nor. s.-S<erstzry Gses-
hsm xn>i Minss~r Grip. yesterday, ss-
chsngs1 rsxiss-zz.ass Sf sae Ssfvez1an ex.
sraditicn treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
KENNEBEC,

ysses isavo4 4sarliser Al I. 2lcsssaG4 Sns sasB
brsP V f7sssi&g*, TsSfsst&7s azd 7ss4s'a&ss.
EtTg ESgNss - a sa-sFe Easszs's- NeEa4fs y Cd
rs.fss sat : sT5daq SYsasaEz ~ : SstOsx-
R45asraSsf esNfs aze sa~ ssSss5z sesfad tEsE
ssssvss s5.-s 9sr rss=ata.ss sf ss@soa q Sreas1j
sssfsssd rates.
JAS s. . <Axk.. Prsaadsss-
ALLYN PARTRIDGE. as.us- Augssta-
HIRAM Ftg,IFa- sx~st- HatteNstl.
. " TTHyEE. Agent. Gardiner.
zrrt1fss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-10
.ccom "A sooAryon TRAims.

sas sssy, sasizJs issfa4s=f. q rsa s'zasssEs saas
JA.zsns sixEsss % C.sswrzz tnS al yezf'
sexsa sns wssf zag ss sr1 . = =. sk-<xs
- .ywwe Agx=ssss- ne sasy oszss Azx4zts
..ss7x "a asl nsggss a@S ssssxsax 1@+S2ss
zee q sgS~zSs-
Psgsos rEoxss- vaoe Pres. fsenT Naz.
yE. soo-stmf. GsE7 Pass. Tssx~s Ax't-
&x7lassi. ssss. Sssa. Ass3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
An apprentice.

Our wife j. '".,.;l;rg the art pre-
servative, add We are making more
fuu than box of monkeys. She
knows all about the business has
learned more about the business III
two weeks than we found out III ten
years. She don't Sc why they do
things this way, and knows it woula
be better TO do things some other
than that pursued by every printer
since Adam was born. Poor -irl.
she'll know more, aud not be So
smart either, after we have shown
her the type vermine; had her dig
down in the he'll box about a foot
looking for italic periods and made
a few trips around the corner look
ing for a three~corner chase, etc.
When we speak Of the illegitimate
type she is Mortified, and declares
she believes every word she ever
heard about printers being tough Is
true. Ask her for the quoins, and
she wants to know if you mean those
two nickels she had to ask for SIX
times last Summer. Calls the leads
tins, and the galleys, plates; and
she can't tell the shooting stick from
a cork screw. When we speak of
up a form she is as mad as
blazes, and wants to know what
woman we are talking about. All
the phrases familiar to every printer
sound strange, and she thinks we
are poking fun at her, but if her
health holds out she Will make a
good typo, as she can almost set Il
'plateful' a day now. S INNER
The APPEALS female comp. calls
leads sepafators, spaces she alludes to
rs blanks, says sugar" if things go
wrong; she says spill instead of pi,
and objects strenuous to being
called Cow" printer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

Chicago, Nov. % Between this
time and January l, 1894, the Board
of Directors of the Worlds Fair
hope to wind up affairs and 90 out of
business. At meeting Of the South
Park Board yesterday the directors
asked the Commissioners to name
the amount of money they wanted to
take everything belonging to the
corporation aud abso've it from all
liability,
The proposition was surprise to
the Commissioners. They promised
to figure on the matter and submit
proposition to the directory. The
directors told the Park Board that
they were anxious to wind up their
affairs, and intimated that they
would pay for the absolution. If the
buildings are accepted by the Com
missioners they will probably stand
in Jackson Park through next Sum
mer at least and possibly several
years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

The Sacramento Bee is the hardest
paper in the country to keep track
of. 1t comes out one day five col
umn paper, the next day it looms up
with eight or nine columns, some
times there are four pages, and other
times there are eight. One issue
will contain no editorial matter and
the following day there will be two
or three columns of it, and all able
and sparkling. However, one is al
ways able to tell on which side of the
fence the Bee happens to locate it
self on any public question.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
A GrueSOme Discovery.

A dispatch to the Chronicle from
CarlIn, says:
The skeletons of man and horse
were found a mile west of here yes>
terday by man working in a
quarry. The clothing on the man
had rotted, and 81 20 in American
money was found in pocket.
There is no clew to his identity
He had probably been dead a year or
more, The saddle was cut to pieces.
An investigation will be had today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
COAST NEWS

The selection oT jury in the case
of Chris Evans, the traIA-rubber, is
in progress Hrif the jury has been
selected
The case of G. NJ. Sweeney,
charged with forging county war
rants, is on trial at Port Townsend.
Sweeney belongs to one of the oldest
and best families IN that town.
0. w, Johnson, sixty-hve years Of
age, who is stated to have been. an
agent for San Francisco newspaper,
committed suicide at Garberville,
Humboldt county, last week.
While working on a receiving vault
III the cemetery at Sacramento Tues
day, Andrew Lsrson's neck was
broken by the collapse of the brick
roof under which he was working,
The murder trial of Charlie But
IOn HIS DtSuiI DIT san ICr1aTUlllO.
The charge is that Button first
stamped Gus Bohn on the head with
the heel OF his boot and afterward
shot him.
Z. c. Cove of Spokane lost all his
money III faro game at Helena,
Mont. He then drew checks on the
banks and the faro-dealers cashed
them, but when presented, the banks
Informed the holders that they had
been ordered not to pay them. Suit
was entered and the Judge ruled that
money loaned for purpose immoral
or prohibited by law could not be re-
covered, but "A faro game did not come
within this rule. 1t was not stipu-
lated that the money, when ad-
vanced should be used for gam
bling, AID Cove could do as he
pleased with it He gave judgment
for the plaintiffs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
Starving Miners.

Detroit, Nov. 23-.4 Trr'.t....
Mich, which is the center OF tie CO
gebic Mineral range, 5000 miners
have been out of employment since
June. Eight hundred woodehoppers
engaged in the forests have also been
idle. Fully 10000 persons are on
the verge Of starvation. They have
nothing to live on now but q few
beets and potatoes.
The ,,:e+~ess IN Ironwood Is great
est becaus. Il suffered last summer
from an epidemic of typhoid fever,
Not less than l, 600 children are not
only hungry, but cannot leave the
cabins because of their lack
of clothing.
Quebec, Nov. 23.-The greatest
restitution prevails among the In
dams all over Canada, and from Lab
rador to British Columbia come tales
of suffering, Priests and mission
aries are vainly endeavoring, in
small way, to relieve the misery
which has only just begun with the
arrival of cold weather and the Gov
eminent will be appealed to.
One Indian town in the northern
part of the province of Quebec has
been wiped out by reason of famine.
1t is already known that more than
400 Indians have persisted because of
hunger. 1t is expected that thous-
ands must inevitably starve before
winter is over.
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The Poor Farm.

Superintendent Carny reports the
raising of eight tons of Potatoes and
five tons e grain at the Poor Farm
this year, though if it bad been a
good year the crop would have been
much larger. Enough other table
vegitables.wore raised to supply the
wants of the inmates, and altogether
the County wards have nothing to
complain of.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
COrbett and Mitchell.

st. Louis, Nov. pa movement
is on foot here to raise a purse of
$50, 1000 to SO, 900 to have the Nit
chell-Corbett fight come off on Col
onel X. G. Pate's racetrack at the
City Of Mexico, in case the Florida
officials forbid it at Jacksonville.
Colonel Pate is favorable to the pro-
iect,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24

Mckees Rocks, Pa, Feb. 3, 1892.
NORMAN LITCHY MIRO. Co., Des
Moines, la.
CENTLEMAN:-Io our h rause's II lead
ache Capsuels have been and still are
the greatest sellers and have given
the most entire satisfaction of any
article We ever kept in our stores.
We have sold gross after gross of
them in the past two years and in
not a single case have they failed to
cure any and all kinds of headaches
in the most satisfactory manner.
Yours respectfully,
X. ID KRAMER < Co.
Fer sale by Summers & Dauchy,
druggists. IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
A Five Ton Exhibit,

A block of travetine weighing five
tons came from the quarry of w.
E Lindsay yesterday. The block
is to be sent to the Mid-winter
Fair, and was hauled from his quarry
n ear Bridgeport by a ten-horse
team.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-24
The WOrkmen'S Ball,

Great preparations are being made
by the workmen to make their dance
great big success on Thanksgiving
Eve, and all who attend will discover
that the managers spared no pains
or expense to make it An enjoyable
affair