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1FRon THURSDAYS DAILr.l
.sALaIA0UNDI.

SEQ notice elsewhere 10 relation to
scalps.
L. L. Bradley came down from
Deeth on No 4 to-day.
The salary Of the Mayor OF San
Diego, CAL, il fity cents a month.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
l5, X. OF p, at Castle Hall tonight.
Another light fall Of snow last
night made to-day cold and disagree
able.
Fitzsimmons was the victor In his
match with Hull at Now Orleans last
night.
Nevada Tribune:-Most OF the leg
islators will utilize their passes on
the c. P. and take q trip to San Fran
cisco.
The Illinois Legislature has asked
Congress to withdraw all pnper cur
rency and substitute aluminium coin
for it as a protection from cholera.
In Canada they are talking about
imposing q tax on bachelors, 30 as to
drive them into fnatrimony.. But tho
chances are that instead of driving
them into tho united state, it will
drive them into the United States.
Secretary Of the Navy. Herbert, is
the first ex-Confederate 10 preside
over either branch OF the military
service of the United States. 1t is q
graceful recognition OF the fact that
tho bitterness engenderod by the
Civil war ID curely passing away.
Silver State:-The news telegraphei
from San Francisco a few days ago
that the promoters Of the Salt Lake
road had abandoned tho project is
pronounced 10 10 q base fabrication
by those who are in q position to
know. That the road will be built is
stated ns n positive fact.
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tFaox 4onDaI's DArrr.f
sALMAGUNDl.

Judge Talbot arrived from Winnie
mucca yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. GARLIC came down
from North Fork yesterday.
Commissioners McAtee and Wilson
came down from the north yesterday.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, A. o. U. w, at their Hall to-
night.
Will it interfere with the free coin
ege Of silver il tho Legislature should
adjourn to-day!
The jury in the Lewis murder case,
tried Lust week in WI nnemuccn, &C.
quilted the defendant.
The County Commissioners are in
session to-day. 4 list OF the bills
allowed will appear tomorrow.
Benjamin Harrison as n private
citizen deserves and should receive
the hearty good will OF every true
American.
Several attempts at housebreaking
have been mado OF lato by parties in
Elko. II they nre caught III their ne
farious work it will go hard with
them.
Rev. +. s. Witter returned from
Starr Valley on No. 4. Lie informs
the INDEPENDENT that there Is n good
deal Of sickness among the people OF
Starr.
Hon. Geo. Russell hns tho thanks
OF tho INDEPENDENT for advance
sheets OF the laws passed ~ the
Legislature. They arc handy for
reteronce.
MIR. J. ". Smith, OF North Ruby,
returned from tho Ems. Saturday,
bringing with him n fine jack from
Kentucky and two fine yearling Dur
ham bulls imported from Canada.
This does not look as il Elko county
was the busted community that Mr..
Plummer wanted the people to be-
lieye il Uas.
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The weather remains unsettled.
Business is picking up on the G. P.
Only one prisoner in Che county
Jail. r .,'zg.
Sam McMullcn came down from
Deeth on No. 4 to-day. = al
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Henry camo in
from Mound Valley yesterday.
Keep in mind tho ST. Patrick's
ball at tho Depot Hotel on tho 18th
instant. ~
1t is very generally believed that
there will DO no change in the Carson
Mint until July.
II is reported that there will be a
change in the timetable on the C.-P.
about the 18th instant:
Judge Gresham has flsd his risis-
nation ns Judge OF tho Seventh Cir
cult and it has been accepted.
Counterfeit dimes. made largely Of
hntimony, are out. but the worst nnli-
money is the bullion in the Treasury.
Mrs. s. N. Henley, after visiting
friends and relatives 10 California TOR
several weeks past, returned last
night. ~
The Legislature adjourned Monday
night. The Governor should SGT
apart n day for tho people to give
thanks.
Commissioners McAfee and F. Car
rillo, foreman for Murphy & Hill, left
this morning for the North Fork
country.
Virginia Chronicle: Who wants q
woman with her head out Of an enor-
nous wire rat-trup' Hip. whoop,
burrahl
Gen. G. w. Irish, OF Re1o, is get
ting signatures TO q petition to have
him appointed Sufveyor-G General Of
Nevada. 49, ~
1t is rumored that n morning news
paper will soon BID published in Vir
ginia City by several hands OF tho
late Enterprises.
Jos. Herman, who was in from
Pleasant Valley; reports that it
showed about six inches at his pInce
in that valley Sunday night.
A French merchant, the victim Of
several dsfnulting cashiers, recently
advertised for n "cnshier as honest ne
possible and pnralyzed in both less."
A bill has been Introduced in tho
Minnesota Legislature providing n
fine Of 5000 aud FIVE yonrs' impriaon.
ment for evory member OF TINT body
who accepts q railroad pass.
Reports from oil p, rts OF the coun-
try arc TO tho offect that there ia
plenty Of NOW in tho mountains and
that the outlook for plenty OF water
tho coming cason is exceptionally
good.
A San Francisco exchange raises
the alarm that California is suffering
"a girl famine" In every largo town
In the Stntc, with tho exception OF
Alameda, there is o lamentablo pauci-
ty Of the gentler BOZ.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Adjourned sine die.

ACR l6-Rslative to submitting
question OF Constitutional Conven.
tion 70 the people. Passed.
8 B 94-PaBsed as amended.
GoSernor approved a Is &C, c~onsoli.
dating county offices in Esmeralda,
Also A II to provide for uniiorul
examinations for teachers certificates.
Also A B ll6, Sherid's filing and
posting licenses. Also A G Res 4and
I. Also A . 100. Military Euoamp.
ment. Also b OF, levyiag taxes and
assessing taxes. And A b 154, Board
Of Health. Vetoed 4 b LOT aud lOl
Vetoes sustained.
S r 93-Passed.
S d l0-CreatIng road districts
Laid on table.
A b 131-Passed.
A 67-Providing for State Teach.
ors' Institute. Passed.
8 b e0-Reiating to finee. Lost.
a B l22 Provide for formation oil
oorPc rations. Laid on table.
SB n-FiIing salary OF District
Judge OF I'd judicial District. Passed
SB74-Comins' fish bill, Passed.
SCR No 5-Rslhtivo To protection
Of mining industry. Passed, 81 TO 2
Pike md Ruesell'voting mo"
u s5-Authoriziug payment oil
rewards. Lost.
A G7-House concurs in Senate
amendment, Governor approved.
A ID 1l0--Civii casos in Juntict
Court. and AB 127, organization oil
historic societies.
Governor approved a d CT, provid,
ing for State Teachers Institute; nlec
a II 60, revenue for State government
Adjourned sine die.
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every patient WHO hay be admitted
to the County Hose;tal for. medical
services, who is mile to pay for the
same, will be charged at the rate Of
q per day for less time than seyen
days, and for seven days or moro will
be charged at the rate Of tl2 per
week, the same to he full payment
for oil services rendered with the OK
ception Of medical attendance.
1t is hereby ordered that tie pub.
lilo be and thoy are hereby notified to
remove oil distractions from the
public highways, county roads, etc.,
where said obstruction was caused by
their own actions or by orders given
to employee. ANY person or persons
failing to comply with said order will
be proceeded against according to
law. E & So. 90,
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned until Monday, April
:, 18 J. o.
E. E. BILxEr, Clerk.
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Liver Complaint Bniousncse .

The chief aymptoms 0t this disooso
arc deprosei, n Of spirits, foul coated
tongue, bnd tasting mouth, disagree.
ablo breath, dry skin with blot.hes
and oruptiona, 9allow complexion aud
yellow .oyoe, tirod aching shoulders,
dull pain IN right sidc, faintnose, diz.
Einoss and irregular bowele. This
complaint In all OF its forms Gun DO
readily cured by taking DR.. Gums
Improved Liver Pills as directed, md
. lingering spell Of sickness will often
20 wnrdod OF by thoir use. Sold nj
~ cts u box by i. i. Muller, dtuggipt.
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LADIES OF ROYAL BIRTH.

ENrREss FREpgRtcK owns n chain OF
thirtp-two pearls valued at s175,000
TnE birthdays OF the lang and queen
Of Portugal fall on tho same date tScP-
tcmbcr 2s). q coincidence that docs not
attach TO any other Oh the European
sovercigns. ~, &s-.sens"~'.a.
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z S. Harrington returned from
Austin Inst evening.
Charley Gardner is hard at work on
the interior OF tho new church.
Baby Ruth has taken tho place OF
Baby Mckee 10 the White House.
Jose Gabriel, a halt-breed Mission
Iudiau, was hanged at San Quentin,
yesterday.
Tho New Fra says that silver is 30
ecarcc 10 Lovelock thnt q five dollar
pieco can not DO changed.
Tho Assembly passed a bill yester.
day arpropriatiuG $4,000 for n dis
play Of Nevadn's sourc at tho
Worlds Fair.
We publish to-day an official direct.
DRY OF tho National, State and County
Governments. II will b found useful
for reference.
Tickets Tor tho bnil on tho 18th Of
March cnn be had nj all tho promi-
reut business places in town. Don't
fail 10 take il in.
Tho United States furnishes G?3,ooO
Free MRsons and Gi7,i1l Odd Eel
iowa with Lodge room reuEons for late
hours aud latch.keys.
Benjamin stepped down and out
md Grover s;cpped in to-day but the
Silver party. Legislature goes on
wasting the pcop!e's money.
Mrs. Nm. Mitchell will loaye on No
4. tn. morrow TO visit relatives 10 Sue.
ramcuto, Vallejo, Sun Francisco and
other places in California.
Niles Bolio Butler came in from
South Fork yesterday afternoon and
left on No. 3. Inst night TO tako charge
OF tho sctoll at Fort Ruby.
Tubunc:-C. A. Stoddard is acting
as clerk nj the State Prison until the
Legislature adjourns, when Assom-
blymau Carah assumes tho place.
II is generally conceded that n
change will DO mnde 10 the G. =. tiule
table about tho 10Th mat, but what
the change will DO nobody appears To
l.. FauoG, held by Justice Regain
ot Tuscarora, to appear before tho
grand Jury on tho charge OF perjury,
was brought TO tho county Juii yes.
tGrday.
= rho ngcs az tho President aud his
Cabinet are an follows: Cleveland, CO
years; Stevenson, So; Gresham, CT;
Carlisle, So; Bisaell, 40; Lumont, Al;
Herbert, 80; Oluey, So; Smith, 50
Morton, 60.
Tho county Commissioners nj THOR
meeting Monday might investigate
the disappearance OF somo State
property that was not turned ovor 10
his SUCCESSOR by an o x.oiicor who has
loft tho State.
Tho trustees give notice ia another
column Of Il special school election to
be hold on Saturday tho 18th. Of
March, for tho purpose OF voting on
tho proportion OF raising 5000 for
building and furnishing additional
school facilities.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Sixteenth SeIsiea.
Finicth Day.
SENATE.
aEeaIoN


EVENING SESSION.
A B-World's Fair appropriation
Passed.
A 64-Completion of Capitol walk.
Passed.
A b l3o-Publio roads and high.
ways. Passed.
s B Collection Of revenue.
Passed.
A q r l6-Laid on table.
A B l3l-Street railway In Reno
Passed..
A 67-State Tenchers' Institute
Passed. y5f
: Comins offered resolution thanking
newspapers for support dnd mid. Car.
ricd. Also resolution thanking State
officers. Carried.
Governor approved S B Oh, collec.
ton OF revenue; also S B 90, authoriz.
ing a State loan; also S j r s, i'm
provement OF Pyramid Lake Reserva.
ton; also S d rs, election Of School
Trustees.
Adjourned sine die.
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l. ALLOWED.

The following bills were allowed Mt
the regular meeting OF the Board on
Monday, March 6, 1893:
Following arc salaries allowed for
January and February:
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An Important Bill Lost.

A Carson City dispatch snys tho
only incident OF Importance uftor the
adjournment OF tho Legislature was
tho loss ~ Of Senate bill No. II, pro-
viding for n reduction Of tho salaries
Of State officers deputies from $1,000
TO sl,Gt0 n year, tho reduction 10 CON.
munco jan. l, 1894. 1t nppears that
tho bill n nover.oven enrolled, ns
tho clerks disclainI my knowledge Of
IL, and tho !Governor Btates that tho
bill never reached Eis olrlco.
Tho State Controller saye, ~ will
draw my w%arrants on tho State
Treasurer for tho remainder OF tho
yenr ut slGG GGa5 per month, and at
tho beginning Of the following year
for fl33 33iG. Tho law passed both
Houses, rs tho journal shows, ond l
propose TINT tho purpose OF too law
shall DO carried out. II seems 10 DO
q mystery all around, but rs other
Gases similar 10 this Hro on record
whore tho loss o., q bill would do no
ono a particle Of good, l do not feel
justified in accusing any n OF using
~chicanery In tho matter. 1t may 10
taken into tho coutts, but / think the
journal vii. hold good. Itis proposed
10 enior tho bill on tho statute book
and certify that the journal was lost
Tho Governor can then sign tho cor.
tiacatc, and I nm OF tho opinion that
tho measure will hold good"
Rich, rod blood ma naturally results
from taking Hoods Sarsaparilia as
personal cleanliness results from iree
uoo OF soap and water. This groat
purifier thoroughly erpels soroiula,
sal. rhoum and other impurities.
-
Hoods Pills are easy, yet sflcioht.
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Coz e.),Y, six months W
~, any period under stI months, one dollar
90 sontb. Payable IN advance.
uT.,ai By ourisr in Elto al IS &C nts . vesh
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, snd sent to any nd-
Grtsb ~trostaHc paid. ct The following rates,
pIJ.Sio In -~iyAnes;
OnS year.. w
For any period under six months. Fifty
tents per month.
Entered At tho Elto. Nevada. Pos,onles for
vsnsmission through toe mails ~ second
lass mail matter.
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RATES.

toruh bcr;aeSs principles. Apply 81 the VI
We is< ternI.
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w. w. OOH Err,
~suRscRIPTIoN RATES.

rDrroa 1sp rRoPRIEroR.
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INDEPENDENT.
DAILY
AN EVENING PAPER.

espED EVERY DAT. BuNpAYs Ex.
u etptcd.
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Hoods Pills are cosy, yet sGioiont.
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Banjo. violin and guitar strings, 9
dnoassortnent. at Mpilsris.
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GFRoM TpEspAr's DARYL
5ALMAGUNDI.

Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
10, +. & A. NJ, at their Hall tonight.
Nearly all Of our space is consumed
to-day by tho legislative report aud
the list OF bills allowed 10y the County
Commissioners.
Thomas Hunter received a dispatch
from Oroville, Cal, Saturday evening
announcing the death at that place
OF MIR. o. p. Powers. Tho deceased
was u brother-in.law OF the Hunter
Bros, Mrs. James Adams and Miss
Addie Hunter and was we'll known to
many Of III citizens. Tho relatives
have the sympathy OF tho community
in their bereavement.
Prof. +. dcRae Byers, principal OF
the Elko public school, received O
dispatch from Kirklnnd. Illinois, last
evening conveying to him the sad in
telligenco OF the death Of his uged
father, A. B. Byers, at that place yes
to-day afternoon. Although the
news was not entirely unexpected, it
30 unuerved Mr.. Byers that, for n
time he was completely Frustrated.
Mr.. Byers LETT on No. l this morning
for Kirkland, carrying with him the
sympathies OF The whole community.
During his absence w. w. Booher
will again WELD the birch in tho
Grammar Department OF tho school.
COMMISSIONERS PROCE Z ID
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r.. II. Htt,Rey

49,. County Clerk and Clork
(..,.l of tho Board Of County
~""N" commissioners, Elk o,
t-r-+ d March G, 1899
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lie. h. Bilkey, County Clerk and
Clork OF tho BOarl OF County Com.
missionors, In and for said county aud
Stnte, do hereby certify that tho forc.
going bills were passed md ordered
paid by tho Boafd OF County Com.
mis,ionors on the Ctr day Of March,
1899.
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(FRox WEDaEspAY S DALY.l
sALMAGUNDI.

Tho weather remains unsettled.
Business is picking'up on the G. P.
Only one prisoner in Che county
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-23
TWO NEGROES SUSPECTED.
Hints OF Murder In Connection Win the
Drowning OF Miss Orr.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct 23.-Despite the
fact that the coroner and the authorities
who Investigated the death Of Anna Gray
Orr, whose body WAS found in well in Fair
field early last week, were satisfied that
the girl did not meet with foul play, many
OF the friends and relatives Of the young
woman talk OF investigating the case
fully. They don't believe that the girl
committed suicide, and insist that she was
murdered.
They point out the fact that she could
not have thrown herself down a well 80
feet deep and but little more than three
feet wide, without receiving many bruises
and scratches and probably broken bones,
yet no scratches nor bruises were found on
the body. There were but four feet of
water In the we'll.
They believe that while unconscious
she was lowered into the water and
drowned. They also believe that the two
negroes. William Grady and Charles Coles,
employed on the Orr place, who disap-
peared soon after the girl left home, know
much more about the girls death than
any one else. IL is suspected that the
murder was planned by Grady In revenge.
II is said he had a grudge against the
girls father.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-23
New ENGLAND Briefs.

Fire In a Providence storage warehouse g
caused loss of $l5O,Oo0.
Three persons were injured by q collision
OF electric cars at Waltham. Mass
Olneyville (R - strikers have made ad-
Vances looking toward compromise.
No-license meetings were held In dozen
or more Of the Worcester Mass. churches,
various congregations Joining In union
services.
Brockton (Mass.) expressmen make
charges OF unfair discrimination against
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad.
The barn owned by Miss Sarah Taft In
Uxbridge, Mss, was destroyed by fire.
with two horses, four cows and several
tons Of hay.
The First Congregational Church So
ciety Of Manchester, N. H., unanimously
voted to extend call to Rev. Edward A.
Lawrence, d. d., OF Baltimore.
The compositors on Consul Lenthier's
daily paper lie National, at Lowell, Mass.
are on a strike, because they have not
been paid for number Of weeks.
Representatives OF about 25 fraternal or
ganizations Of New Haven met to devise
methods by which to relieve persons out
Of employment and In need of aid.
The Lowell (Mass.) Central Labor union
instructed the secretary to petition the city
council that public works be started to
give employment to the large number OF
men now In state Of want.
Willard G. Beede, an engineer employed
by Tallant g. Morrill,, East Concord, N.
H., Is charged with assault with intent tc
kill on Sylvester Euclaire, a fellow
employe. Beede fred three pistol shots al
Euclaire.
The Worcester (Mass.) police raided a
gambling house and opium joint in the
cellar of Spring street and arrested u
Cinnamon. Opium pipes, pistols, a dag
ger and large stock OF gambling imple
ments were seized.
An old time English harvest festival wa,
held in St. Pauls church, Newburyport,
Mass The interior OF the adifice was
decorated with vegetables, fall flow ers and
cereals. There was also display of fruit
and jellies. The harvest products will
make glad the hearts Of the deserving
Door In the parish.
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THE WtAI HER.

ALMANAC FOR MONDAY. DOT. -.
SUs RIsEs. ....... ~ MOos SETS. 3 80 AN
2ES6Ta S or 'Dii;v;..I6 ;;I6 - FULL SEA " 70 pm pm
WAsHINGTON, Oct % The West India
cyclone is central near ilattoras, and will
probably move thence northward, At.
tended by severe gales and heavy rains
along the middle Atlantic aud south New
England coasts. A cold wave has over
spread the northwes ern states; elsewhere
east OF the Rocky mountains the tempera
ture has risen. Rain has fallen In Vir
gnia and the Carolinas Heavy rain aud
easterly gales are indicated for the middle
Atlantic and southern New England
r. ates.
Forecast for Name: Rain in the west
ern portion; warmer; east winds, increas.
ing In force
For New Hampshire and Vermont:
Cloudy, with rain in southern pcriion,
nOrtheasterly winds.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut; Rain; warmer In eastern
massachusetts, high northeasterly winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-23
VAIN RECR ( 7 5.

1t is an old lament that has been with the human family
since Adam discovered Eden If had only known it be-
fore" is what you hear say And why do they say III
Simply this;
They have seen OF those fine Cutaw' SUITS, cut III
the latest STYLE with org skirts that rie had made or
$2s and they that they did not visit us before get
ting their new suit Tie regrets will be expressed by
those who do not loot those and SIS Overcoangs
that we are going make for those who wise enough to
look them over this tall
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-23
HAD A HIGH Old TINE
Trip 10 Canada Interfered
With by Police.
QUINCYS RUNAWAY BOYS.
One Had Committed Forgery Before
Going Away.

BAEGoR, NJ , Oct. 20 The trio Of run.
away boys from Quincy, Mass, have been
restoref TO their families, and they are
sadder, II not wiser, youths. James Glare
OF Quincy arrived here last evening and
left for home shortly after, taking with
him his son Willie aud Ernest Baker of
Quincy, both about 10 years of age This
Is the iRnomiu Gus end Of what the boys
thought was TO be grand career when
they left home few days ago.
Walter Smith, a companion OF Clare and
BAKER who started with them, returned
to Quincy Saturday.
Saturday afternoon Chief of Police Gil
man OF this city received dispatch from
the Quincy chief requesting that he take
into custody two boys, Ernest Baker and
Willie Glare, who had run away from
their homes in that city. The dispatch
stated that the boys left Boston Saturday
morning, meaning doubtless a week ago
yesterday; but the police here naturally
understood that it meant a week ago
Saturday, so they were not expecting to
run across the boys until the arrival of the
evening train.
During the afternoon two bows answer
ing the description given in the Quincy
dispatch were seen on the street, and an
officer called his chiefs attention TO them.
The lads were arrested and proved to be
the ones wanted.
The Boys Adventures.
IL appears that they left Boston week
ago Saturday night, arrived In Portland
at midnight and stopped at the Preble
House until Monday. They then took the
train for this city. Instead of coming
here, however, they got off at Hermon
Pond by mistake, thinking the brakeman
called Bangor" They passed the night
at a farmhouse and then started to walk
TO Bangor. They came only to the out
skirts, and finding an old camp on the
farm Of the late ex-Vice President Ham.
lin, made that their abiding place
They came into the city during the day
and at different times purchased a hetero-
geneous assortment OF clothing, etc. At
their camp the police found a dozen caps,
numbers of blankets, daggers, pistols and
knives and cooking utensils, hard tack, two
or three mirrors, some pictures and other
articles, their camp resem bling an arsenal.
They told the police they were going to
tramp TO Canada in search of work
Clare confessed to having forged his
fathers name to an order for $500, and
this money he freely spen. in Bangor. He
sent 500 to the Lowell Arms company Of
Boston for guns etc, on Tuesday. and
countermanded it Thursday, but did not
receive the money again.
They have been having what they called
high old time" here, and were terribly
crestfalien at being caught and returned
home.