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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

s. ID. Erst. mes SSelerl muBte
linn bic Sersen Der Wten9e seninneu
uitb feline tiidtise 2mtsfiibrui9 nOtbi9te
ielbit ben @e9nern anerfennuns ab.
90 fam es aud, bab er brei 3ermine
binter chamber, BON 1882 bis 1888,
ben @ouuerneurspoiten In @isconiin
befleibete.
Seremiab SO. Gusf wurbe IN Mors
gan @ountg, 8, 9eboren. Sein Sas
ter, elm unbemittelter Wtann, muBte i'm
i1on friibseiti9 CUR Irbeit auf Dem
Selbe beranSieben unb fonnte i'm nlr
CUR S6ule ieuoen, menn ct auf Der
Sarm nift 9ebrauht murOe. Elsi
besarn In 1852 in 2Sisconlin Die BE,
m%irtbl6aftun9 elmer fleinen Sarm nabs
Siroqua, SernOn @ountD. Oort croft
nete er aud Elm Sotel neblt SubrwerfSs
betrieb. Gum Mtitslieb Der Staatss
legislator mnrbe er In 1861 ermGblt.
SIM Suli 1862 erbielt CT bas Batent
ais Wtajor beS 25. Sreimili9ensT e9i,
menteS bon @iseoniin unb murbe balS
barauf gum Sberit bei0roert /; mad Der
S6la6t BON Salfebat6ie erbielt er fir
bemieiene Sapferfeit baS Eatent ale
Yrisabe @eneral. @r maj Wtitslieb
beS A., 43. unb A. SongrelieS unh
i'm 43, Soriisenoer bes Yeniionssslus
iduiies.
Seiue 8opularitdt bradte inn aud
bel Dem yiationalsS onpent BON 1885
bas Sompliment Der domination iei'
tens Der Delegation ieines Staates etu
urb Yraiioent Sarriion fanb ii6 Der
aulaBt, i'm OIL bic Spite beS &ano'
mirtbi6aftSsO epartements Der Sunbes'
rssieruns gu itellen. Su6 bieien So
item bat or, obwobl ibm 6as &eben it
@aibinstOu Gnianss ni6t bebagte, ii
tiidti9er @eiie aussefiillt, uno als
2aubwirtb BON GrIabrung bat CT man6O
9telerun9en in Dem Oepartement ein'
9eiiibrt, beren Werth Don Der Sanbbe
pOlferlu9 anerfannt wOroen lit. Sci
benz Slbl6lub Der Administration Oar
riiOns 500 CT ii6 auf feline 6arm Suriid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

SIN @eit.9 ennipIpanien unb i'm be.
nadbarten Dbio berridt an msbreren
PIdsen srobe llnii9erbeit aufoIse Der
sroben9abl BON arbeitSIoien ooer arbeitss
i6suen umbertreibern. 8erbreden seseu
gisentbum uno Yerion babsn in 70 er.
i1redenber @siie susenommen, baB bic
sepDbnIi6e Siderbeitspolisei baeesen
nidt mebr ausrei4t. SIN mebrsren Goun.
ties Obios bat man SisiIans.G committees
sebilpet ; ieit benz l. Ottober sei6ab
pies in flnf Counties, unb in ein;einen
Ortidaftsn fab man fid auBerosm tbsn'
faas gu iolden OrsaniiatiOnen sen6tbist.
unp stpar iolen mande berielben sebeime
8erbinbunssn fem CUR grsisIuns srObsrer
Wirfiamteit unb peribnlider Siderbeit
Der MitsIieoer. 9aS Gilt Defenders BON
Obio, aber aud bon @et.P en%nipIpanien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

gu benz an9eOeuteten S6ritte peranlaB'
ten.
Yrin; PebrO O'glcantara, Der als elm
gut erjO9ener. barmloier junger Wtann
sei6ilrert Wiro, lit 18 Sabre alt unb
weilt 9e%9enparti9 in Wieu, mo er oas
3bereiianum beiu6t, jeue altaoelige
Srie9si6ule, auf Der ifon mander gn'
SebOriser fiiritliden @eblIites feline aus'
bilOnn9 empfin9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08
San Sraneis Sair.
Der altgoriide Srnnnen In Der ,,5taot
hes Spnnenuntergnngs."

3u ben Sauptattraftionen Der rStabt
oeS Spnnenuntergan9s," ipie man bic
&usfteaunsssriinbe Der Wiittminterfair
in San SranciScO berGits 9etauft fat,
nirb smeifelsobne Der an ben Sauptein>
gang oes gusitellunssplates Su iteben
fommenoe alle9orii6e Sprin9brnnnen
sdblen. Sas &C SUP bobe ori9inelle
Sunltwerf ioll Die @ei6i6te @alifors
MEMS baritellen. SeS Staates, Der nitt
lanser allein bur6 ieinen @olbrei6s
tbum beriibmt, ionbern iest meit mebr
befannt lit oils has San6 beS Sonnen-
Ifeins, Der Srii1te uno Slumen," wie
cine Snifrift oes Srunnens beia9t.
@s beitebt Der 8runnen aus eiiem
aewalti9en glufbau pon Selieu, auf
0enen ii6 cine, Californian %periinnbilo>
lidenSe beroiide Si9ur erbebt, nit
Wtobnen 9efr6rt urib einen Sliuen3pei9
balteno. Sim Sube Der einen Settle Der
Sigrr lit baS californil6e Nappen, elm
iiber eiitem feliisen absrunbe nib uuls
Der blidenoer Yar, iiftbar, auf Der
anoeren Seite Elm Siilborn nit Srii6z
ten uno Blumen. Inter bielen Gms
blemer, an Der Yorberieite bes feliNen
unterbaues, lit. bic 2oDalitat bes calf.
fornilden Staates gu Der Union iDms
boliIireno, elm abler barseitellt, Der in
ieinen Slauen cine Stanbarte unb einen
S6ilo NIT Dem californiiden Wappen
trd9t. Cine tieier au9ebradte @rnppe
;eist Gberubims, welde 2rauben aus
p~relien.
Hunb I'M ben unteren Gbeil bes Sell
ienaufbaueS peranihauliben jeritreute
Siguren bic Characterization SeelOwen
BON San Sraucisco, aus beren Ga6en,
*
MM
AMak
@-E=T3D
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08
&at6manms Sprensse(&oGe.
@irnen ben 0ibraltarfelien In einem
Gage suiammenidieben.

~"DN
@iner 9ta6ri6t aus Chicago 3ufolge
bat Der borti9e @rftuoer SmliS @atbs
mann BON Dem Yertreter elmer Der
sroBen europGiiden WtG6te Elm Iner'
bieten BON 100000 fir iein Patent
CUR Serltellun9 leiner nellen @ei6iise
erbalten. &eetere limb 10 fo~nitruirt.
baB nit tbnen bel sepObnli9er Yuluers
labun9 9rOBe Mfen9en BON @rploiiu'
itOfien nit GROCER Greffii6erbeit ses
i6leuoert merOen fOnuen. Die Sferte
mar bic Solge BON S6iebperiu6en,
mcl6e @atbmauu bonn Seeufer bel
&afe Yiew init ieinem @el6iis pOrnabm
unb bic 9ldnieuo %ausfieleu.
Der @rfinber mill nit elmer ieiner
neren Salonen BON oemlelben Sc
wi6te, wie es Die iw6liS0aigen @ei6iise
baben, 1900 8funo Spren9itoif abidies
Gen, cine Suautitat, Die btnrei6en
wiirSe, aud Die itarfiten S6ifispan3ers
platten ODER Die biditen Seitunssmauern
su ipren9en. Sin Yombarbemeut bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08
I Seremia6 81. 2imsR. I
Gin 1ann hon GROCER gHidttreHe uno
YopnIaritat.

Der iriibere aderbaniefretGr unb ST.
9ouperneur Seremiab 90. 9tusf lit fiirS'
lid oil ben Solgen eincr i6weren Spe'
ration auf ieinem 0anoiis III Siropla,
gSis., i'm Sitter bon CD Sabren ueri6ies
ben.
SIN Solfsmunb bieb Der Seritorbene
,uncle Serrp," un6 ba8 be,eidnet am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

be1ten Die Stels
lung bes Wtan'
mes Su ieinetl
Wtitbir9ern. 81
mar cine iebr be-
fannie YerI0n.
li6feit 9eworben
uuO 9enoB ebenir
>bas berilidle gu
trauen, lmie biz
G6tuns Der Be
p%Olferuns. Seir
freimiitbises offe.
mes gSeleu luuGt(
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

neA- 2siet has @odenbIatt' reesIs
mabis ; CO foitet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

baB ibre Spren9labung i'm Serbdltnib
Su Der @rOBe unb S6were Serielben
iiur iebr flein lein fonnte. Dieiem
uebelitanO belien bic @rfiuounsen @atbe
MAINS ab.
28ie ieruer %perlautet, ltebt @atbman1,
Der anger bieicr Dpnamitfanone cine
9r0Bere slniabl bon Serbeiierun9en al
@el6iiseu uub @ei6oiien ourd Yatente
9ei6iitt bat, nit benz Sertreter iener
europGiihen Srie9smadt aud iiber ben
Yerfauf ieiner auoeren @ebeimniiie auf
benz @ebiete Der Srie9steduit in Inter
banolnns. nobel es iih augebli6 nm
baS biibl6e Siimm6en bon S3,o0O,0 DOC
banoelu loll.
60 weni9 Der @rfinOfr natiirli6 por'
ldufig sencist lit, feline @ebeimniiie IN
8e;ug auf ieine @rfinoungen pretSsu'
seben, 10 wenis mar CT CUR 0%Isnnun9
beS 0iamenS beS europail6cn Vepoll'
md6tigteu 81 beipe9en. >VeTerft lei
uur nod, baB @atbmaun bereits III aitro'
nomii6en Sreiien auiIeben onr6 oil
@rfinoung elmer Suiammen9eleeten OBJ
jeftiu=Yinie fir 2eleifope erre9te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08

o. lToN
Seliens BON @ibs
raltar init Oieiem
@ei6hs wabreno
eineS 3a9es
iphrbe BON benz
Selien abiolut
ni6ts iibrig lais
fen. Die bis
bergen 2orpeoo'
@ei6ase uno@es
idoiie litten an
nei1 llebelltaub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-08
@euefe 9atente, bette @erbeTcrunsen,

gsiu gorf, "a. Oft. 1892.
TT. q. Z. 6anbeu. 9Dsrthtr berr :-gpr riua
orti aabrcu tuutte i'd einen 9brer elettriihen Galtel
eebnts psiluna nSn Metesliisrratlnna III lhttwllltsr
hattie i'd oieien idrsdlihen fhip1deRoen gerlut
iltiner SebeHetrdfte ~ertrdpen uno i'd "ipugtc uiht lUas
tin %0elunber Sdldf mar, abtr nadhoem i'd hen C'tirtel
tineu Monat lana qttra0eu bate. tihlie i'd MID
peinia uno pbnhih oicl itdrier unb firie ,,eit ipdter
mar ib gang gebeilt. ahtuugspou.
b. steIig. 237 goiuerD.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
STRANGE lNFAIuAIION.
Mass, Girl RenOunces Her
Name and Parents.

ice stone. a Young girl who went to
MnIham. Mass, a year ago to study IN tue
Truiuiu. Schuol tor Nurses has given up her
studies To assume the position OF adopted
daughter of Mrs. Jane Thompson, who i
said To le a very wealthy aud eccentric
widow Of Brooklyn, y. \.
A few months ago Mrs Thompson went
TO Walthsm to visit n sick aunt then con-
fined in thu Wllth IN hospital. There she
met Alice Stone, and between the two there
appears to have arisen an intense infatua-
ton On March Alice gave up her posi-
ton rs a nurse and went to live with Mrs.
Thomp>on.
She proposed to adopt the girl, and nj
though the parents OF the latter who re,idc
1T Shcrborn strongly objected, Alice AS
slmrd the name of Marion PrentiSs Tn mp
son" and consented 10 a formal adoption.
Recently she became II yc1rS OF age, and
She aud her new mother left Watham OStcn-
sihly to 20 to New York, saying they would
soon return.
Meanwhile Alice had rs sumed deep mourn
INC for the deceased Mr.. Thompson, whom
Nv almost helrt5roken over the action OF
their daughter, which has created tremen-
dou~ sensation.
Mrs Thompson is said to have left unpaid
bills To a co siderable amount, while no one
can be- found to give definite Information as
tu her past life.
1t l. said that Alice was promised, in re-
turn for giving up her name and family,
that She should he made the hciress to Mrs
Thompsons presumably large fortune, and
that her taste for medical career was to be
graltird br the most liberal education that
money could procure.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
A NERvy DETECTIVE.
Desperate Fight with Train Robbers
in Il Mountain.

Evans and Sontag, the California fugitive
train robbers who have successfully defed
pursuit and capture since last fall, and who
have killed three detectives, have added an
other victim to their list-Samuel J. Black
an officer who has had much experience in
Texas.
Black is dangerously wounded, and doc
tors say he will die. He and Thomas Burns
recently hired q cabin near Sampson fiat
Fresno county, and began to hunt for the
train robbers.
Evans declared several weeks ago that he
would 20 cunning for any detectives who at
tempted to enter the mountains. He and
Sontag lay in ambush for the two detectives,
and one night recently AS the latter returned
their cabin, opened fire upon them.
Blacks clothes were riddled with buck
shot. His companion ran, but Black seized
a Winchester and showed fight. He yelled
to the bandits to come out of their hiding
and fight like men, but they refused, and
continued to pump leal into the cabin where
Black had crawlcd. They dared not follow
him, however.
When Burns brought assistance Black
was found with his wounds neatly ban
daged. He has wound in the abdomen
and one arm and one thigh broken, but he
Says he will soon recover and be ready TO
continue the man hunt.
b ack was for years deputy marshal on
the Mexican border, snd Is a man of iron
nerve. Unless the bandits kill him while he
Is helpless from his wounds he will yet make
things lively for them. All the miners and
sheep herders In the mountains befrend the
bandits, so that the work OF surprising or
cupturng them is very difficult. The re-
wards on their heads now amount to $4,000,
alive or dead.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
CUT HIS THROAT.
Deliberate Suicide of IA Son Of Senate
Chaplain Milburn.

+. II. Mlburn, son of the blind chaplain
of the United States Senate, gashed his
throat twice with a razor, sunday, and then
lay down in the bed to die. Dependency
drove him to commit the deed
He registered at u Saratoga hotel Sat
urday night, and his signature, which was In
scrawling hand, indicated that he was
labOring under great excitement. Sunday
morning he received letter at the hotel
office from his father After reading it he
went to his room and prepared to kill him
self
lie removed his coat, vest, collar and
neckte and then walked across the room to
a small washstand over which hung a mir
ror. He placed = jar at the bedside, into
which his life blood flowed after the keen
blade Of the razor had been drawn across
his throat. Then he rolled over on his face,
with his feet touching the floor. When
found he had been dead several hours
The Young mans father, who lives nj
Jacksonville, was notified of his sons sui
cid, e and he telegraphed to Chief McCaugh-
ey to take charge of the body.
The son left no message telling why he
killed himself. There is no doubt, however
that he was prompted to commit the deed by
the intelligence conveyed in the letter which
he received in the morning from his father
He was out of employment and almost pen
Mess.
lie had written to his father telling of his
hard struggle TO get along ard pleading to
have the shelter of his home. His father
wrote that there was no room. and further
more he was unable to give him any assist.
Hnrc. 1t was the receipt of this news no
doubt, that drove him 10 self destruction.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02

At the annual meeting Of the Royal Geo
graphical Society IN London, the royal Vic
toria gold medal was awarded Col. W.
Woodville ROekhill, an American, In recOg-
milton Of his services 10 geographical science
In China, Tibet and elsewhere. Capt. II.
Bower, an Englishman, and a captain In the
nth Bengal lancers, crossed 1iLet about
the same time rs Col. ROckbtll, and bis
claims to the medal were strongly pressed (;
but the committee almost unanimously de-
cided in favor of the American.
A mob Of students at Prague attacked the
house OF the rector, Prof Prazak. smashed
the windows and tried to break in the doors.
The students fought the police. Twenty ar
rests were made.
A Hull tEug.J smack was sunk In COZ
lision off Grimsby with the steamer Hi
bernian. Four persons were drowned.
named Said Bin AGed is journeying toward.
Unyo.O and Wadelai met Emin Pasha and a.,
expedition in a hostile manner. A severe
battle ensued and the fighting lasted for thr,,
days. Emin Pasha aud his followers wer,
defeated aud took to flight. Said Ben Abcu
and his followers overlook Emin and cap.
tured and killed him, together with all hi,
people.
Russian crop reports from unofiicia
sources are extremely conflicting, but it /.
believed that more than three.fourths OF thr
winter sown wheat has been lost. There is
a great desrth of fodder for cattle. II the
weather remains fine the crops In south
western Russia probably win not be NOR
han 30 or 40 per cent. under the average.
The sowing Of summer corn was complete
most districts NJ tn" end NJ nrii
Last week more than Il 900, 900 OF gold
arrived in England, mostly from America.
The conflict between the Vatican and
Quirnal rs to the appointment Of the patri-
arch OF Venice has been settled by the joint
nomination Of SantO bishop of Treviso.
The third international bicycle race from
Paris to Bordeaux was ridden, and was won
by Cottereau, who beat Stephane by two
wards.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
Ex-SeCretay Foster Fails.
Gas and Street Railway Speculation
the Cause.

the cause.
A dispatch from Findlay, Ohio, says eX-
Secretary of the Treasury Foster has failed
and made an assignment
In 1879, when elected governor OF Ohio,
Mr.. Foster was reputed to be worth 81 ,OOO,-
900. During the next -four years he lost
heavily in Lake Superior copper mines. In
nauIrnl gas and street railway speculations
ut Findlay, during its temporary BOOM he
invested largely. When the bubble burst he
was caught.
lie also lost by indorslng notes for business
and political friends Since then he became
more deeply involved. The crash was tenn
poiari y averted by his appointment "s
secretary of the treasury 1t is thought he
will, at best, not be able to more than pay his
debts.
In Fostoria the business world Is para
lived, and the result of the Foster failure will
be far-reachng, probably involving
mojOrity of the leading industries and bust
ness houses of the city.
Universal sy mpathy is expressed In Wash
ington for ex-SCCrctary Foster In his tinan
cial embarrassment. Especially is this the
case in the treasury department where MIR.
Foster was personally very popular.
Inquiry at the Office Of the comptroller of
the currency devclo, the fact that the only
national bank IN Fos;oria IL the First
National Bank, and upon the last call that
Bank had IS per cent. of reserve on hand,
when the legal requirement was only 10 per
cent. Consequently, II Is not anticipated
that the failure of the Foster Banking Com
pany will affect this bank In any way.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
THE LABOR WORLD.
OMAHA has 5000 union men.

OMAHA has 5000 union men
Los ASeELos (Cal.) cooks have organized
FRAsor boasts Of 4, 900 900 trades unionista
SWITZERLAND has 450o union watehmaksrs
1HKRE are 100, 900 unemployed In Belgium
OMAHA, Neb., has an elevator boys union
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, has 1900 union carpen
tiers
BOSTON agitates a State employment bu
reau.
AKRON (ohio) union bricklayers will cred
a hall
SAN Francisco, Cal, has Chinese shoe
makers.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, has building trades
council.
TOLEDO, Ohio, reports scarcity Of metal
polishers.
lYPEwRrTERs employ Is 900 persons In New
York City.
BROTHERHOOD tremen received EST. 900 in
benefits in March
TORONTO (Canada) girls will establish
cooperative glove factory
COUNTY officials at Seattle. Washington
must work nine hours a day.
The Intern ational Machinists have mad,
Indianapolis their headquarters.
IT Is claimed that strikes have "cost"
worGingmen s52 900 900 In six years.
The Mononeshela Valley coal miners de-
cided to join the United Mine Workers Asso-
citation.
Sr. PAUL (MlLn.) unions are to gather
sloo 600 for board Of legal protection for
workingmen.
CHICAGO marble cutters won their demands
and hereafter will not DO compelled to work
on convict cut marble,
CARSEdIE workmen at Duquesne, Pitts
buFS, Penn, accepted "a cut La wages from
twenty to forty per cent
OVER one thousand miners were thrown
out OF work by the shutting down OF the
Schuyikili, Elmwood and St. Nicholas col
lieries.
Ten national and international organiza-
tlons. with gross membership OF about
lSO,OO. are included in the american Rail
way Union, the new federation Of railroad
employees.
AT the recent convention in Boston OF tho
Las;ers' International Protective Union, II
was decided that the working hours OF the
trade in the United States and Canada should
De reduced after October l to nine "a dav
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
CHINA WILL RETALlATE.
Americans Will Be Banished if Geary
Law Is Executed.

HUXLEY Ashton, one Of the counsel for the
Chinese government In the recent test case
before the supreme court as to the consti'
nationality of the Geary law, said that the
new Chinese minister would arrive here In
about q month.
When asked il the statement was correct
that the minister was delaying his depart
ure In order to bring an ultimatum from the
Chinese government as to the Geary law
and Its violation of treaty obligations, Mr..
Ashton replied:
"Oh, think not The Chinese govern
ment has already informed the state DEPART
ment that If anything Is done under the
Geary law, all relations with China, diplo-
matte, commercial and otherwise, may be
considered as terminated. The Americans
now in China will he ordered to withdraw
and what trade we have with China will stop.
There is nothing further to be said on the
part OF the Chinese government.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02

Senate bin to protect persons, associations
or unions Of persons in their labels. trade
marks and forms Of advertising and House
bill in addition to several sets making ap-
propriAtions for expenses authorized the
present year, and for certain other expenses
authorized by law, also House bill to ineor-
dorate the Fall River ! Taunton Street
Railway Company were passed to be en-
crossed OENoLA.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
PENSION CHANGES.
Secretary Revokes Raum's Order No.
i113.

Secretary Smith reyokes the order No.
1913 Of Raum and Bussey which overrode the
second section Of the Act OF June q, 1890, so
as to give the pensioners provided for in it
practically the maximum ofsl2 month in
all cases, instead of grading them at from 30
to Sl2 month.
Secretary Smith has also stopped the grant
Ing of pensions under the Disability act
without regard to whether the applicant is
incapacltated to perform manual labor or
not Under the action of Secretary Smith
the disability pensions will be given only
where the disability incapacltated the appli.
cant to perform manual labor, and the pen
slons will be graded so as to give many SO
ana some others less than Sl2 month In
stead of giving them all the maximum.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
R0hakMeOANS COMING,
th"y Nav Establish Colonies in the
SodthcTn States.

Aexander Russell Webb, the intel
states consul, who four years ago embrace
hr religion of Muhanmcd and has returne.,
THIS country 10 propagate that religion
'Ate~ that ErSr number of Mohau,
neians nrc y anuinc to cmigrate from Iud
the tnite't State, aud that they will pr,
AOiy form 60 umrs IN several OF the SoulA
~ States.
\rtlng under the authority of many q
DO" II st promin mt and wealthy NOLAN
~ lans in India, Mr.. Webb has obtaincd
..i.rs On large tracts Of SOulh ern lands. II,
''ys the Mohammeians are extrayagant adj.
nl,crs OF the United States, and the m aior.
y would, think. be glad to become Amer.
'an citizens. Mohsmmedans, who have
"ng cherished the idea of emigrating to this
mutry have not done so, because there Is
} established colony here.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02
BIgamY Alleged.

Orrln D. Graves of Easthampton, Mass =,
was arraigned at Northampton for bigamy,
and recessed on bail. About month ago
Graves took up his abode at EasthamptOn,
passing rs single man, aud met Mrs. Fret
LAY, a pretty young widow of 80. About /,
week Ngo they were married. and few days
liter Graves was arrested for having another
MIS- Graves and two children In Westfcd
Tie Il port In Easthampton is that Graves
vie Is IN destitute condition. Feeling is
strong against the man, as his victim, Mira.
Frhiay, is an Industrious, respectable
HUiuLu,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02

Rebecca Brown, GO years of age, dropped
dead in the Hudson Square chapel at Lynn,
Mass She was accompanied to the prayer
meeting by her husband, Edward Brown.
During prayer she threw up her hands and
fell to the floor. She was removed to the
porch OF the chanel, where she expired in a
few minutes. The family recently moved
from North Cambridge to Lynn. The BODY
will be removed TO Annapolis, n. S., for
interment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02

A sleek looking stranger has been working
forged checks on merchants in and near
Portsmouth, \. II. 4 few days ago he SUE
ceeded in getting check for SD cashrd by
Tilton 4 Hanson of Dover. and later it was
learned that the same party entered store
on Market street in that city, and althou III
all entire stranger Ia the proprietor. Induced
him to cash check for Sl5 In each case
the check was drawn on the Globe Natiuna
Bank Of Boston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-02

A man was arrested at Woonsocket, X. l.,
few days ago, for obtaining money under
fa'se pr,tenccs by trying to cash forged
checks. He was taken TO the county jail and
there has been recognized by Deputy Sheriff
Wall rs n Frenchman who WAS wanted for
forging checks In Tacoma, n. H., and who
gave his name there rs Louis J. Poitras The
La"onia authorities were notified and he NAV
hC delivered up, the local case being discon.
tinued.