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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

law forthwith lie deported, although it ia
perfectly w,lj known tia: the funds at
the disnoeal II tie Treasury department,
for THE purp -. are not sufficient to pay
for tht deportation Of one per cent Of the
Chinese Who hl' made then.s Ives liable
to the law t., ir.ieciing or rciu-ing to
register The Seuators aud Representa-
tives from tie Pacific coat have been
constantly urging Secretary Carlisle to
enforce the law. aud 1T inst they were
disposed IL think thai i; aas their argu.
ment which had brought abont the
change It ha', However. hen unoff-
cially announced sEat it was because the
new Chinese minister had M AIDE no move
towards securing new treaty between
the two countries that the law is to be
enforced If that isn't an odd reassn
to publicly give for enforcing law, one
was never before given. 1t is as if the
administration had said to the new
Chinese minister: eve shall now begin
the deportation of your countrymen,
unless you at once submit propositions for
a new treaty" Surely the ambitious
composers of comic opera will not over
look such promising material.
If ex-Speaker Reed continues to cross
question and make fools of the paid
attorneys of the free-traders who appear
before the committee, notwithstanding
the unconcealed efforts of chairman
Wilson and his Democratic colleagues on
the committee to protect and aid them,
the Democrats will be mighty glad when
the public hearings before the House
Ways and Means committee come to an
end. As at present conducted, they
are farce anyway; the committee was
| organized to report a free-trade tariff bill
and it will do it. unless the order is
countermanded from its original source
the White House.
Senator Teller made one of the bitter.
est attacks ever made upon the press OF
the country, in connection with the
silver question. He charged the news
papers with being mendacious in dealing
with the silver question and with con-
stantly circulating false statements, and
denied that they represent the sentimen,
OF the country on this question. He
said there are no longer any great news
papers or great editors, such as Horace
Greeley and Henry Raymond. in TIN,
country, and that newspapers are now
run like manufactures, for money only
The tone OF the speech was entirely un
expected, and made = sensation which
has not died out yet, and is not likely K
very soon, as the press I the country
will probably have considerable to ga,
in defense.
It viii be some time before the hare
feeling stirred up by the angry passage
Of words between Senators Hale ant
Voorhees, dies out. The words Of Sena
tor Hale, which left the sharpest sting
were the following, which contain al
unmistakable intimation not at all credit
able to Mr.. Voorhees,: II spoke no
only for myself but for other Republican
Senators, and no such attack shall pre-
vent US, whenever We see fit, from speak
| snfr 4 =.
retorts of the kind which the Senate
from Indiana has made, and which b
will not be broad Of to morrow"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

HARRY MINER, the founder OF the
"green goods" business, died in small
town near New York city on the 18th
inst. He was penniless at the time Of
his death. Miner had spent several for.
tunes. all gained from suckers who pat.
ronized the "green goods" business. He
did not have friend at his bedside, al
though his way Of making money was
not more disreputable than that Of the
scoundrels who are trying to entirely do
away with silver as money. u
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21


A COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Super.
visors Of San francisco have been looking
into the affairs of the charity hospital Of
that city aud 6nd that each patient aud
employee during the month Of July con.
sumed daily about fourteen ounces Of
meat. fifteen ounces Of vegetables. one
egg, over quart Of milk, in addition to
a.proporsionate Quantity Of poultry. corn
and oat meal. fsh. fresh fruit. butter,
cheese and ham. The committee say
there Is no intention to stint the guam.
tity Of food, but it is their opinion that
San Francisco has lot Of poor sick pa
tients whose appetitss are certainly won
derful.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21
CLEvRLAyp was hung ia eff

CLEVELAND was hung in effigy at Toms
River. N. j., recently, and reward was
offered for information that would lead
TO the identity Of the persons concerned
in the pastime. One morning last week
the town awoke TO find hanging from the
6agpole ct the schoolhouse another effgy
Of the President. II he doesn't mend
bis ways and observe his oath of office
the people of the country may arise some
morning and treat the original as the
citizens Of the New Jersey town did the
ofi0v.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

TIE Russian government has ordered
that its mints shall no longer receive
from individuals silver bars or worn sill
yer pieces to be converted into coin, and
that the importation Of foreign silver
coin. with the exception of Chinese coins,
be prohibited. Az Russia has paper
currency and her silver coins are few,
this announcement is evidently made for
effect, instigated by the Rothschilds to
strengthen the cause OF the gold conspir-
stors in America.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

On. J. T. BoYD, Of Indianapolis, has
added his voice so that of Lieutenant
Totten, and declares that the end of the
world is at hand. In support Of his
theory, he says that the British Chrome.
logical society, composed Of noted scien-
tito men, has arrived at the same conclu-
sious as thcse reached BY Totten and
himself, aud thst all prophecy points to
1899 a. the enc OF this world.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

A PENSION attorney Of Pittsburg, Pa.
becoming incensed at the rulings Of Hoke
Smith in regard to the granting Of PEN
sions, has been urging old soldiers to or.
ganize and assassinate Cleveland, Hoke
Smith, Commissioner Loughran and 9th.
ers. The man is reputed to be Of sound
mind, but his sanity will be inquired
into. II be is sane, he will probably be
held for treason.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21
TEE Sacramento Bee calls for the in

TIE Sacramento Bee calls for the i'm
psschmsnt of Grover Cleveland for
shameless notification Of the Sherman
cot and the Geary law. Every honest
American should second the motion and
make Cleveland and his hirelings in Con-.
aress understand that the time has not
yst come when the people will allow
the government 10 be fampered with.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21
CONGRESS has passed an act OF dep

CosoREss has passed an act OF deport.
ation against unregistered Chinese, the
courts have affirmed the eonstitutionality
Of the Law and ordered the deportation,
and the people are clamoring for the en-.
icrcement Of the law. But Cleveland,
who a. President swore that he would
enforce all laws, has suspended its exc
cution, therefore deiying Congress, the
courts and the people.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

The international Medical Congress
held Last week at Washington, after =
full discussion of the subject, agreed that
consumption was contagious and that the
public must be made to understand the
fact. The doctors recommend that a.
thorough disinfsction be made in con.
sumption cases a. in acute fevers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21
Official Paper Of Lincoln Co.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 81, 1893.

TIE Rocky Mountain News says if all
the Senators were as earnest in behalf Of
silver as Nevada's Stewart, Congress
would be in session next Christmas with
out Adjournment or it would pass free
coinage bill.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

Or the entire attendance at theWorId's
Fair to Sept lst-l2, 600, 000--Ausust
furnished 100000 Ae September and
October will doubtless equal the previous
four months in the number OF visitors.
the gate record will chow 20, 600, 900 paid
entries.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

A COMMISSION of lunacy should be
called for by Congress to examine into
the sanity of President Cleveland, for
certainly no sane man would act as
Cleveland has been acting on the Geary
law and the silver question.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

". j. DAVIDSON has just returned to
Cleveland, Ohio. after building and start
ing in Siam the first electric railroad in
Asia The motor men and conductors
are natives who we're trained by Mr..
Davidson. ca
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

FREDERICK L. AMEs, vice.president Of
the Old Colony railroad and director OF
the Union Pacific, was found dead in his
stateroom on the steamer Pilgrim on its
arrival at New York from Boston last
Thursday. He was reported to be worth
aqk .n00. 600.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

An Austrian newspaper asserts that
Miss Leall. Scotchwoman, who has been
playing AZ Monte Carlo, had remarkable
luck for zeveral days, which eliminated
in breaking the bank. She is said to have
won $500, 900 in one hour.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

THE Spokane Exposition building, an
immense structure erected in 1890 at
cost of 100000. was destroyed by FIRE
on the 18th inst.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

ssspiss =, ~ M vttA .. =. wsssAsisu.
Sioshs. wxo VIII sssssvs al sssusss psosyt's
the following day. Anslytaesi vssh . specially.
Charges nodszsts. sad absolutely ssrrsss vsss
guaraaassa.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

7oMihsET IS.
To the Hon. Justice of the Supreme Judicial
curt next to be holden at Skowhegan within
and for said County of Somerset. on the third
Tuesday OF .larch, \. u. 1893
Rcucll Jewett of Concord in said Somerset
county respectfully represents that he was
lawfully married to Fannie NJ. Jcwctt at Lew
iston III the county of Androscoggin, and
state of Maine on the tenth day of June, =. D.
1865, by i person duly authorized by law to
solemniZe marriages, whose name hi has for
gotten; that they lived together as husband
and wife at said Lewiston. from the ,mc Of
their said marriage until the seventh day OF
October. 4. u. 1874 that your libclant has al
ways conducted himself toward the said llbe
lee as faithful, true and affectionate hus
band; that on the said seventh day of October,
4. u. 1871, the said lIbticc deserted your lbe-
liant without cause and went to parts unknown
10 him, since which time he has never seen
or heard from her or rendered her any supper
that the resident OF said libelec is not known
to the lihclant and can not be ascertHincd by
reasonable diligence; that there Is no Collu-
sion between your lihelant and the said libclce
to obtain a divorce; that your llbelant believes
it reasonable and proper, conducive to domeS-
tic harmony and consistent with the peace
and morality oil society that the bonds of
mitrimonV between him and his said wife
should be dissolved by divorce:
Wherefore We pray that such divorce may
be decreed.
Concord, Me, Dec. 81, 1892,
tSigned) REUELL JEWETT
subscribed and sworn to before me thi, 3let.
day of bscember, 4, u. 1882
WILLIAM II. JORDAN,
Justice of the Peace.
From the office of W. X. Jordan, Bingham,
Received and dled nth day Dec. Term, : J.
{ curt a. u. 1892
Attest:-N. W. HRAGNERD. Clerk
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

County Treasurer Summerland i
having some difficulty III collecting taNcs
on the property owned in tins county 10y
the remnant of the Miami trI5e of In
dams, the latter declining to liquidate
under the impression that they are not
obliged to contribute TO the support of
on their farms go delinquent, and when
the tax collector went out to obtain the
money they chased him off the premises
He, however, made levy on live stock
which would have been sold Friday had
the Indians not secured II restraining
order from the circuit court. -
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested in either of IL
Estates hereinafter named.

To all persons interested in either of thu,
Estates hereinafter named.
AT A COURT or PROBATE held at Skow.
~ hogan, within and for the county ct som
erset, on the I'd, TUESDAY or JAN. in the wear
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety three the following business having
been presented for action thereupon hereafter
indicated, IL is hereby Ordered: That public
notice thereof be given to all persons interest
ed, that they may appear at II Probate Court to
be holden at said Skowhegan, at the Probate
Office on the End TUESDAY of FEBRr Any next
=, st uine OF the clock in the forenoon and b,.
: heard thereon and object il they see cause.
Ethan A. Cass, late OF Cornyillc, deceased.
Will presented for Probate by Edward +.
Dnnforth, the Executor named therein.
George " saves, late OF Skowhegun, de.
ceased Final account of John II Mcclellan,
Special Admir- presented.
Eliza Barr, late OF Madison, deceased,
lirst account al Alamo L. Turner ,lr, ENveu
tor presented
James J Knnd. late OF Anson, deceased,
FIRST account at Lincoln II Rand. Ndmr
presented.
TURNER BUSHNELL, Judgc
Attest. NNrutN FOWLER, Register
Post ONCE address, Judge. and Register
Skowhcgan, Me. 3w3
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Fine Toilet Goods Geo. Cushing S
Notice of Foreclosure.

w hcreas, Fred futile of Athens, cunt,
w Of somerset aud State OF Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated the ninth day OF July, \
d. one Thousand eight hundred and seventy
nine, and recorded in the Somerset County
Registry oi Deeds: Book 1874, Page 1915, convey
cd to Woodman. True X co.. of Portland.
County of Cumberland and state OF Maine, a
partnership comprised of George W. Wood =
man, seth u, HerseN, William {. Webster and
William H. Iothrop. all of said Portland, a
certain parcel of real estate, situated in said
Athens being the store at West Athens built
by said futile and then occupied by him
for store and storehouse, and also the lot
ON which said store and storehouSc stood,
which lot is bounded North by the stream,
East by the old road running from Athens
village to Brighton. south by branch OF
said stream and West by the mill dam; which
mortgage has been conveyed and assigned
70 me the said Sctn h Hersey and is now
held and owned by me- and whereas the con
ditions OF said mortgage have s..n broken,
now therefore |, the said Seth u. Hcrsey
siaim foreclosure of said mortgage by rcas-
az of the breach of the conditions thereof
Portland, Maine. Jan. :, 1893.
,W2 SETH u. HERSEN
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NJ EW LIFE.

ltR l. . W i-sr's NERyE ND EWNS TREATMENT, II
7ptcihc tn lN~t"ria pn6iu.-. lit Ncua gii, Head
Ache y TNpus ffu-tratiou rau-rd hV UhH III tObac
go. "akeinine=-, Mental d rrrs>ion, Soitrnite =
Bra III, causing tI.saultS, mss decay, death az
mhiur bd AEr, Il lIf lntss, InSs ct Power lltiihcl
e'x,ImpotrmrV. L+ucorlhpea aud al Fcna,r Weak
ttrss lnko.u tarv Luss - ~peitud orfhnra caused
lN over Ncrfion 81 hiaib sci ADJUST tNt induig Ice
4 nerth's Treatment, q, tot a., hi mai. We
Huafhnie, siN boxes T. tne. EtcA tdrr tUt boxes
with - vii -" - written -nafani"r 10 refund moncs
II no cured fuara tees ..-n,d "uIs bN Il, T. PAl
~. LlnE! i :. ~ Snn A.nll. Il rs b. gl Mr-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

Boston, Jan. 2j,-Grlye fears are enter
tained by the officials Of the Furness line
of steamships, which have their Boston
terminus at the llegsac tunnel docks IN
Charlestown, that the steamship Stock
holm City of that line has met with some
accident, as shr i, now overdue on this
side a fbt I.utip
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SheriHs Sale.

SOMthSi.I -
Taken this thirteenth day OF January ID.
1893, on execution dated January a. D. 1888
issued on a Judgment rendered on the 18th
day of December, \. u. 1892 by the superior
Court for the County of kennebec at n term
thereof holden at Augusta within and for said
County of kcnncbcc, on the first Tuesday OF
Deccmbcr 4. D. 1892, in favor OF ]. Manchester
HAYNES OF said Augusta, against tharlcs NJ
Foster of Richmond in the ountv of Sagada-
hoe, Tor Twenty seven Hundred and Fifty
-four Dollars and TNrlyc Ccuts <275i.l2', debt
or damage, and Dnc Hundred and seven
Dollars aud Twenty eight cents ~l01 rs ,
costs of suit. on which judgment the sum OF
seventy three Dollars and seventy eight & cut
-73 * was paid December 18th, 4. H. 1897 and
will he sold at public auction at The Probate
curt Room in the Court House at SkuWhtgan
in the nuntv of Somerset, Ia the highest
bidder. on the thirteenth day OF FEBRUARY, p,
1893 at eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon, the
following described real estate and all the
right, title and interest which the said
Charles NJ. Foster has il the same, or had ON
the 10th daN of February 4 II. 1897, at four
O'Clock and fifty tlrec minutes in the after
noon, AT thu time when the same WAS attached
on the original writ in the same Snit on which
the aforesaid judgm, mt was rendered, sub
ject to the said debtors right OF redemption,
to wit; certain piece or parcel of land, sit
uatcd in Township No.3 in the seventh Range
west OF the kennehcc River in said County OF
Somerset. known ms the Paflin Stream. Tract
and bounded and described as follows, name
ly; bounded ON the south bN the Upper cold
Stream tract ON the east by Misery Town; on
the north by the Napling Gore ana Jackman
Town; on the west by P!rii, Pond Farm and
old Canada Road to the Million Acre line near
the Jackman place, rcserN ing two public lots
ON the east line oi tlc same about two hun
dred acres each, containing in said tract ten
/ thousand acres, more or less, and being the
| same premises conveyed bY Abntr Coburn
ct ais to charles y. Foster by deed dated
| February 3. lssl aud recorded in somerset
| Registry OF Deeds, Eook l65. Page 37i
Dated this thirteenth day OF 1anuar, \ y,
1898
svs THOs. 7 ABBOTT. -hcrH
of 81 {
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PoRrlANp, Me-. Ian Il Fred Irving.
the uotortnu- uutIlar, WITS sentenced to
twenty seirs tUr rpoma,tuu prison by
Judge B"nn"N, i'r attempted burglary
aud tur TIN shooting Of patronan FIRTH.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

BosroN, ian - Gri iect kelley was
BROUGHT IL hc oIty hospital yesterday af.
tcrnooH. ~tIii-t'u. Min many bruises
at ont tne mead, when SHE sand were in
ilict,d by her husband Bridget !, 10
years Of age, aud her husbands uame is
Thomas
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

Milch cows and springers The receipts oi
this stock, were lair, with moderate demand
Spectators and iObbcrS We're on the marhrJ
and bought mp several choice cows.
Northern ANA eastern beef cat lc The re
ceiptS we're the largest for II number of week.
past, and ia" droNers started in by asking
last week : prices. II Mas soon found that the
supply "as - large that the buyers were not
willing to nay SO much, and values dropped
from i1pl.c pr lb.
Neal caiNcs The supply was light, with an
active demand Extra good calves were scarce
though they we're IN good demand Nalucs
showed no cha lge.
Sheep and l.uh@ The arrivals fell 400 head
short OF last week There wa an active de
mand, with np quotable change IN prices from
last " SEX.
swine Tie supply was lighter than one
week ago, Prices continue on the rise Coun
Try hogs bring ,t,qtSC pr Id.
Western beef Cstle None were offered for
sal, but were held for home slaughter.
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NEWS OF THE MEEk.

The fi.sl National Bank al Princeton
\. j Ia been authorized t. begin hus
mes
= W streerrr promlncnl urrch,n
of Princeton. i - did He was &.
ysars old
For the second Time ia histor, an Ia,
gorGr has iolmc1 n the N~>i>~,pp a
Mrupn,
Senator oreorgc Gtas h5> been re
elected to the uitrd Ststcs senate with
out opposition.
The statement OF the Imperial Bunk oi
Germany shows an ucie.t>t. Ia ~prcle OF
II, $50. ooo marke
-Edward Murphy. Ir. ~a. elected to th.
United otafe, senate tN ihe Democrat,
at, lbauN Nc,iu"-dA,
The Enghantou. y Y. tn,i Eapts-
church ht. raised over 50 mo towards j
new church binding
Hereafter lailc- viii he alIo,,r,. to at
In the galirfe of the House Of Common.
only on Special occasions
Arthur Nlm son of the late sir Hugh
Allan Na> ,atlucatcd TO dr.lth bN a lir,.
in his hot.e Al Montreal
The annual meeting Of fhr state HON
o'ouItbie Medical ~o,iely viii be- Arll m
ALBANY teh L and ~.
--Johu NJ AanaIt. aged sevruty years of
brooklyn \. dropped dead On Tho
street in NeH 4"h CITY Monday
"A rroWln- mlca-iuc,, i, reported alloIt.
the Navajo lutl..tis in Colorado on account
OF the invasion If miners seeking for gold
TX President HAYES died Tuesday usht
At II o'clock He had been suffering ii
Fremont o. with neuralgia of the
heart
--J"~rrk letoflrhed, II quarter blood In
dian, and Mis- E~tclla kiucade were mar.
Rcd "n "a ,and bar IN the Missouri river in
south l1thet.I
-rhc Unitarian church Of Bedford
Mass, VIZ burned Monday. fhc loss
Is est imnta III from >-Oob - S,5 40 !;
insurance ~ .ooo
A new tHrrI,iu line of Steamship, 10
run from WV ork 10 the W. c,a~, of
South America u, the strait OF MAGELLAN
Is soon 10 be established
Annie Myer, 4 hungarian eul, 10 years
old wa, burned to death III Il house ON
East 4,th street, New York. Nhcre SHE
was employed Is a domestic
A ,yu,licaie=nf american and Fn,,ljsb
.,.unitnli.ts h. s,ru,tir.d ,.nfroi nf ia.
Mexican Northern Pacific Railroad from
Drening. \ VI tn Cfuuvnnas Nexirn
Nll6,rd til j.. .,,,,ro ~ ,,,. ,,.,,i,
I,,lt and ,aa.i at ,L,. f,.n,t ,,r,.,,'.', i'a,''
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',,ut If ,l,,.,z,,r,,,,,.' ,.Iid III. -
In CGicago ~ Iy in omen ma 1In " @o1 ""5