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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-12
DIED..

THOMAS-In the Sixteenth ward, this
city, Nov. TO- 1893, of child birth, Mar
garet Thomas, daughter of Charles NJ.
and Martha Hartman. and wife of David
J. Thomas, aged q years. months and
% days
Funeral today Sunday at n:SO a. m.
from the. Sixteenth ward meeting house
Friends respectfully invited to attend.
EVANS-In this city Nov. II. 1895, Dollie,
the beloved daughter of H. F. and Eliza
beth Evans, aged IL years, months and
"A days.
Notice of funeral will appear in this
paper Monday. Nov. 1S.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ES OF
In Mary B. Cowan. deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned. executor OF
the estate OF Mary B. Cowan. deceased to the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication OF this notice. to the
said Orson Rumel executor, at the Deseret
National Bank. Salt Lake city, Utah, In the
county of Salt Lake.
ORSON RUMEL,
Executor Of the Last Will and Testament Of
Mary B. Cowan. deceased.
Dated Thursday, October %. 1893.
LIE GRAND YOUNG. Attorney for Egtate-
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AgARSHAL'S SALE-PURSUANT TO AN
WI order OF sale and decree OF foreclosure to
me directed by the district court of the Third
judicial district of the territory OF Utah ] shall
offer public sale, at the south front door of the
county court house, in the city of and county
of Salt Lake territory Of Utah. on the 24th
DAY OF november, Iess az ~ O'Clock ~; al the
Heath and John F. Heath Of, in and to the fol-
lowing described property to wit: Lots num-
Der twenty-seven (27). and twenty EIGHT (eS)
thirty-dve (35), and thirty-six 1857. in block
number two ~, plat ''A'' OF South Main street
addition and shown by the recorded plat there
Of city and county of Salt Lake. Utah territory
and John f. Heath at the suit OF Emma G.
Stevenson trustee.
Terms of sale. cash.
Breeze & Burris, plaintiffs attorneys
NAT M BRIGHAM
United States Marshal.
BY D. N. SWAN. Deputy Marshal
Dated Salt Lake City, Nov. s, 1893.
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SpecialNotices

Want For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found,
etc, Advertisements cent per word each
issue; by the month, 81 90 per line Estray
notices 100 for each animal advertised.
Marriage notices, $l.OO: birth notices, SO
cents; death announcements. free, obit-
airy comments, Is cents per line No adj
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Colorado Midland
RAILWAY.
Office of General Passen-
ger Agent.
Additional Cripple Creek Service.

Commencing May LIST, the Colorado
Midland Railway will put on and run
daily thereafter additional suburban
trains TO accommodate Cripple Creek and
Florrissant business, as follows:
WEsTBOUND EAsrBoUND.
Lv. Colorado Springs LV. flOrissanI 10 :40A N
SEQ g. No. Lv. Divide 11;10 am
Arrive Divide 9:35 an. Ar. Woodland Park
Arrive Florissant 11:30am
1000 Am. Lv. Woodland Park
1850 a N
Ar. Colo Sp'gs 100 p. N
Ar. Pueblo $50 pm
Ar Denver 600 pm
This arrangement gives a convenient and
rapid service into and out Of Cripple Creek
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At the request OF the owners and holders OF
said note, and the maker OF said deed of trust.
the above sale is hereby postponed until the
18th day of November. 1898, at ~ o'clock, noon,
at the same place.
Dated this 5th day OF November, 1898,
WILLIAM H DALE Trustees
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Don't commit suicide on account of
your 'incurable'' blood disease. The
sensible thing for you to do is to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. If that fails why.
then-keep on trying, and it viii not
fail. The trouble is people get dis
couraged too soon. "Try. try again.
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At the request of the owners and holders o.
said note, and the makers Of said deed Of trust
the above sale Is hereby postponed until the
9th day OF November, 1898. at y o'clock, noon,
at same place.
Dated this 9TH day Of October, 1893.
WILLIAM II. DALE, Trustee.
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Don't drink poor beer when you can
get good at the same price. Try the A.
B. c. Bohemian Bottled Beer made by
the American Brewing company at ST.
Louis. Ferd Roddewig Sons, agents.
Fred S. Hadra, a East First South
street, Salt Lake city, wholesale agents.
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FOR .RENT.-

y have over 200 houses in all parts of
the city for rent. My list includes every
location. price and convenience. Con
veyances and courteous attendants al
ways ready to show you houses free OF
charge. Save street car fare, time and
trouble by getting your houses of me
The only first class rental department
in the city w. j. Began. 40 Postoffice
block.
FOR RENT-FRONT OFFICES IN
Gunner block. Low rates. Apply room Il
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STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-A BLUE
mare: had harness on and attached to
running gear and hay rack. If found re-
turn to police headquarters and be re-
warded
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You eau get this book BY sending as Is ssAsa
'ss :ss sa' !. '''S4' ss Not Otherwise
azh4LlA
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''Romany Rye" .Romany Rye
'Romany Rye"
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE

ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ct IL
o. clock a. M, will offer for sale at 26f
South Main street, Salt Lake city, the
remainder of the Exposition stock OF
goods to the highest bidder for cash
Said stock consists of ladies' and gents
furnishings, notions, shoes. ETC.
@ II SCHEII A ASSIGNEE
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TO TRADE,
BIDS WANTED,

committee rooms for legislative assem-
bly,. Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of the secretary OF Utah territory
up to 10 O'Clock a. m, November 49, 1898.
for convenient and suitable halls and the
necessary committee rooms Connected
Herewith, for use of the legislative coun-
Gil and house of representatives. which
will convene at sal Salt Lake city on Mon
mittee rooms must be well lighted and
heated. Time of occupancy will be from
January TO March Is. 1894 Apply to
the secretary of the territory for further
particulars The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids
CHARLES c. RICHARDS,
Secretary of Utah.
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HAPPY HOUR DENTAL CO., 2121s S.
State st. Appointments by mail solicited.
J. B. KEYSOR & BRO, DENTISTS
Rooms 1, and 3, first floor. Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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FOR RENT UNPUBLISHED.

HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. SUITABLE
Cor one or two families. near business.
240 E. Brigham street.
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-TRAINED NURSE FOR
public institution at once; particulars
Shepards, 1872 z. First South street.
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A. B. SAWYER, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
3l5 PROGRESS building
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DENTISTS.

c. CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S.. DENTIST.
Daft block, 12S South Main street, Salt
Lake city, Utah. Extraction without
pain.
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5. T. 1fAcMAsTERs AND NJ. L.
Stanf1eld stenographic and typewriting
Office, 424 Postoffice block
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ACCOUNTANTS.
ATTORNEYS.

| H. N. WINTER, ACCOUNTANT, LES
sons given. 423 Constitution building
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Attorney
Salt Lake city, Oct. % 1893.
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PERSONAL,

/ WANT LADIES TO USE MY INFAL.-
ible remedies for monthly irregularities
and preventative for all matters treated
confdentially. Ladies treated at home or
at my Office with room and board. Con-
sultation free. Address or call on MADAME
Kistner, room 4. So East Second South ST.,
| caIt lie CITY Utah
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HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, SUIT
able for two families. Enquire 46S South
West Temple
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never seen, but this did not deter the
Toxteth boy. He had never left q
problem unsolved. and in his mathe-
NAUTICAL calculations he discovered an
error in -Kepler's tables. which enabled
him to determine precisely when the
Il Il
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By D. N. SWAN. Deputy Marshal.
Dated. Salt Lake City, Nov. 8 1893.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Probate and insolvency Court

At the Probate cos-t MONDAY the follow
j Il wills were proved, approved and al
lowed Will of Serene $. Webster Of Au-
z lsta, Ellen +. Webster and OILS c.
Webster of August. appointed executors {;
e psulina Towle. West Gardiner, Wm. 7.
Haskell, West Gardner. executor; Abram
Miner of Chelsa, John w SsockweIl Of ii'l-
lowell, executor; Catherine Feran, kead-
Fl ID, John z. Feran, Rraihell. executor {;
Irene II. Birain, Fayette, Dana W Cooling
L cru, executor.
Administrators were appointed on tn
following estates; Of Hsnnsh =. Brown,
o. W Andrews, Monmouth
a iministrator of Thom,s Baker, Abb n,
.ehel II. Baker, Albion, ozecutris; #
; Jlome NJ. 81 billings, Monmouth, L len "
L shop, Monmouth, exrcutrlx.
The following guardians were appointed
Laura Abbie Craig of Augus'F, guardi-n #
Lizzie Louise, Ace HUNT Walker ELS
Bessie Howard and Harold White Craig o!
Augusta; Rose Piper, Windsor, Guardian
Of Al bur Pollard, Windsor; freeman l..
b arker, Chelsea, guardian of Mary Stn-
kew. Chelsea tuusouud mind Ellie
r ,ylor, Winslow, Adlrdiin of l.ucerns
TAYLOR, winslow (unsounl mini.
In the insolvency court @. Il. Cisson OF
G ardiner was appointed assig on the es-
tate of Charles NOVEL; of Gardiner.
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Il now have good appetite and have
grown s.fong and am gaining in weight
etery day. The terrible throbbing and pal
citation of the heart have left me, and do
not feel q, all nervous.
Il consider these results remarkable in
the compare rely short time have been
taxing the remedy,sn | cannot speak high
~ enough Of the good II has done me. |
an sure had il not been for DIR. Greene S
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. would
not be alive today.
II have got my sister and four or five
others to take y wonderful medicine and
/; is dong them lots of good. state the
v onderful change DR.. Greene's Nervura
aas made in me for the good Of the pubic,
md hope Others affected with nervous or
e ronic seases will use this great curer Of
'isaase, for stler what il has done for me
it will surely cure them. | can recommend
il to the world with the bighes, praise"
This is ,fue Renaissance created anew
made well and s,topg, where before was
e-skne.s and disease. II you are suffer
- and desire to be restored II health and
s'renl h, use DIR. Greeue's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, al ch is purely vege-
bic ard harmless and costs bat 81 90 at
,4shRk.sts
You have also the prl'ilege Of consuliing,
free of chs-Fs, the 9i-coverer of tbs seat
medy. Dr. Greene. of a Temple place.
BISON, Mass who is The best known and
most successful specia' st in curing nervous
4i chronic diseases, personally or by
| A.gr.
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A 6aD WRECK.
ifainmen Seriously injured and PASSENGER.
Shaken Up In a Collision.

LIMA, d, Oct. "a bad wreck ocnu-re,t
on the Pitts5urz, Fort Wayne and chie7 ,o
road i'll dense fog. at Monroeyille. YVES,
81 this city. yestsriay. A westbonnd
vs'tibu'e train was running in several
eecfions, and the second one was standing
at switch near Monroeville, awaiting the
arrival OF the second section of an cast.
pound Passenger train. II was about q
O'Clock, and the fog hing 20 heavily that
II was impossible 10 see farther than a few
Feet ahead @f the engine.
The westb0GDi train was standing etose
up 10 the switch. The eastbouud tyain
vas late aud was running a. a good
sieeo' put owing - the fog Engineer
t'"an hafi eoTnu"n6ed to slow up. AZ he
'hoight IL vas about time for him u
reach the switch. Suddenly there loaned
up Ia 'front.' ri him an engine, and before
be could jump they crashed into each
other and were piled up in a wreck.
Engineer L5~an was frigntfnlly sealdsa
Fireman Daily was caught and badIv
hurt One II his legs was broken. and i,
y Wrought he is injured internal1v
bfaAsmaa HINT was found lying near the
IRAN unconscious an1 suffering frn,o
woHads which may result fatally THE
hrst car from the engine was NO, darn
aged, bat the two following wsr.
.nlasned and some Of the passenger hart.
Two OF them seriously.
VI the wessbound train the engineer
.'a fireman escaped, but the tender Of the
Engine. which was driven eo,nnle.s,v
through the bazgage car. caught baggage.
master Stevses and pigioned him under
sne .'eoris, and 10 is though. be Ia fatally
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Dueliug is now pretty generally recog
iized as a relic of barbarism, but perhaps
is most satisfactory form is that praeticetl
W some tribes OF western Indians. Quar-
els are rare in tribe, most of the fighting
,eing reserved for outsiders. but when Il
eud arises between two braves Of the same
ribe all their friends unite to see fair play
The duelists are stripped, and the seconds
oss up piece Of bark The winner then
.eizes piece Of bard wood seasoned by
,ears OF service and stained with the blood
II former duels. With this warclub be hits
lis opponent as hard blow as his strength
will permit The injured man then picks
ID the club and hits back, and the blows
alternate until one brave or the other has
lad enough and declines to pick up the
slub again. The punishment inflicted by
hese clubs is frightfal, every blow bring
ne blood and causing deep cuts and bruis
'a-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Nkw YohE oct. g
FrouR-Reoeiyts. 1880 pkge, exIora eir
bis, 21,0al sacks. taies. 6lo0 pkgs. market
low extras, ~ oia2 IS: CITY mile -, City
mlils 365. pstenie, soai 40; winter wheat low
grades. 200 49, fair TO fancy. 2& as25;
straights, r 2sn2 -, patents, 10 s&aO. rye
rlStures. 2dE2s1; sapsrane 7aas %; nne, %
~ 10
SOUTHERN FLoUR-guiet, steady
- lVaS ft.uts..--suiet, steady 2oia3 20.
CORN NEAt--luirt, steady,
RYE dLiI, unch ngod; Western, 5oab6
T." ,,6-a7, slate. osaso; No. . Toronto, Stars.
BAKiEY MALI quiet, - western 7oa2;
t,yo rowed state 70a7s; Fix rowod state soasS oity
atadp Canada l0Oal0b
-,t,s. LOCO, dull, steady, --------------
-: No. red. srnf" ara elevator. 6sa6sl;
float. osIa6-l' fob, Cglasel No hard 5Sla5S.;
No. ! spring 77ia7-, No. ! northern 7Ota30i,
No. 3 northern, 1Jias3l; TO Milwaukee 70issUi;
No. red, - No spring soiasoi; unsraded
sons Reec,pts. I,e,ioo. exports. 67,7H. sales.
3 900, dull, steady, ------------ - =
NJ. !, Il,siSI ti"va,c'. ialalSa aaoa'; No.
:, none in elevator i7,aisl. "ioat, - -,
Q degraded mixed. 46ia4sl; steamer mixed, 4si;
40. white o.. elevator.
okr~- heec,r,,-. l2o,;ao, csIor's. 100 tu.h:
5 des. 600 dull, steady ,---------------
70 2 JiaSil. 90 Fttc. i0l 1854; No, Chioaso
Wcs.erb, SiA:54; 20 white, 3daioa ~hite state
Biz quiet, firm, family, si2aii 30; extra
mess, sl0.5oaIl.O0, beef hams. dall.-; terced
be,f, quiet firm, -, cut meaie. dull firm; mtdles,
G9tnInai.
'4l-- quiet. scarce: wrsiern steam closed.
40 80. ca, ,. s4saasg 20; Refined. hrmer;--
Z ,auaeu', s!llo >, A filSo,
PORK quiet. firm. - - salcs, - bls; old
e., slr1ait i5. uew mess, GOAT 20, 'a.rA
o rinl' pOmInat
BUTTER dull, weaker,--- -
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THE RENAISSANCE.
AT Present aPopular and FASH
ionable Craze.
Huw fe~ There are Who Really Know
What the Nerd Means.
Ia:sssssiss E1siaEssies asa The Trse Assiies-
tisn Of The kesa.

The Renaissance is upoa sysryh belly 5
lips; Il is re popslar ersze Of she dsy, and
i. sppE;s.l 'adiserzrsirzfeiy by rAe votaraes
of fashion- Hos few sasre are Who really
Aaox the rssaa.nx OF the word
Renaissance means = ne~ birth, new
life IL he erastsi saes. TIE aane shea
applied to a4.. s,sle CT farri.hings has NOT
one tithe the rasas ing il has VIXEN applied
10 that graal sahjeef, health. To be re-
s.ored 10 health Is the uas Renaissance,
to be truly created aasw-
SPEAKING upon this most Interesting sab
jees of restoration Of heslIh, .he well known
Mrs. Albert Coloy. Of Laconis, n H.,ssys
Il vas completely broken dow i IN health
and suffered .-om nervousness and weak
ness, could not sleep rights, had neuralgia
ia nv side, an all gone feeling in my s.on-
aea and terrible palp.taiion Of the heart,
causing me to tkir : hsi heart disease.
|, vas evident that there Was terrible
diseased conal..on Of my nerves and system
which required irmed ate attention. al
once began taking DR.. Gresne's Neryurs
blood and nerse remedy and have taken
five bottles.
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Brakes Saved Lives.

CHICAGO Oct. q -Thirteen visitors to
he fair fell il an elevator 900 feet from
the landing under the great roof Of the
manufacturers building. Their lives were
-sved by the brakes on the car catching
ad holding i; p feet from the floor The
elevator man had lost control Of ii. The
= 'ssengeFs were stapefiei by the sTidden
descent, and il was not until the car
stopped that they realized their danger
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NEWCASTLE. Pa, Oct. Z2-Izzie Ora
lam. only daughter Of wealthy farmer
living ear Elm burg. eioped with George
Cover. huckster, Saturday Mr. Graham
aroused the neigh borhood. ard all Law
renee cnuntY roads were secured for the
missing pair Cover met Miss Graham
only once or twiee. and no attachment
vas known to exist between them.
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par6cilItes' Wants.

DUBLIN. Oct GA big Parneliite de
nlonstra lou was held mere YesreriiJ.
7 he = Getting advocated a policy Of hog
tiIity toward the members OF toe Nc
Carthyite party Resolutions were en-
thusiasticaliy adopted demanding the
release Of ,he dynamjters, the reinstate-
uient Of evicted tenants and the repeal Of
coercion acts. $3.50"
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RAILWAY Nrsck Ia seN York

ToTTESy1LLE, y. Y, Gel; IA rain
ran into az open switch here yesterday
The train eoIlided with another train
standing in 1h- depot. c laEuc;or Davis
was instantly killed. Fireman Bsdeil re-
ceived severe internal injuries None Of
the passengers were injured. Brakeman
Franklin opened the switch and failed r.
cl6.se IL
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WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct q - Samuel
Dorsey. prosperous coisred citizen, was
murdered and robbed by two unknown
men early yesterday morning The own
is wild with excitement and armed posses
are 10 search Of the murderer
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HAD A HIGH OLD lime.
Proposed Trip Of Runaway Boys In!eriered
aith hj the Police.

BANGOR, Ne. Oct. % The trio Of run.
away boys froa, Quincy. Mass, have been
, stored to their families, and they are
'adder IL not wiser, youths. James Glare
ot QniHcy arrived here last evening and
lift for home shortly after, taking with
INN his son Willie and Ernest Baker of
Quincy, both about IS years Of age. This
l. the iguomiaous end Of what the boys
thought was to be grand career when
they left home a few days ago,
Walter Smith. a companion Of Clare and
baker who started with them, returned
~ Quincy Saturday.
saturday afternoon Chief OF Police Gil
Fstn of this city received n dispatch from
the Quincy chief requesting that be take
to custody two boys. Ernest Baker and
Willie Clare, who had run away from
tieir homes in that city. The dispatch
stated that the boys left Boston Saturday
nsOraing. meaning doubtless week ago
yesterday. hut the police here naturally
understood that it, meant "A week ago
saturday, so they We're not expecting to
rIn across the boys until the arrival Of the
evening train
During the afternoon two boys answer
Z the description given in the Quincy
q zpatch were seen on the street, and an
iticer called his chiefs attention to them
The lads were arrested and proved to be
Tie ones wanted
The Boys Adventures
1t appears that they left Boston week
% Saturday night. arrived in Portland
at midnight aud stopped at the Preble
House until Monday. They then took the
train for this city. Instead of coming
ere, however. they got off at Hermon
fond by mistake, thinking the brakeman
c,lled Bangor" They passed the night
~, farmhouse and then started to walk
10 Bangor. They came only to the out
skirts, and finding an old camp on the
farm Of the late ex-Eice President Ham
In, made that their abiding place
They came into tbs city during the day
aud at different times purchased hetero-
feueous assortment Of clothing, etc. AT
heir camp the police found a dozen caps,
umbers Of blankets, daggers. pistols and
halves and cooking utensils, hard tack, two
f. three mirrors, some pictures and other
articles. their camp resembling an arsenal.
They told the police they were going to
tramp to Canada ia search Of work.
Glare confessed to having forged his
fathers name to All order for $50. and
tais money he freely spent in Bangor. He
sent $40 to the Lowell Arms company of
BOSTON for guns. etc. on Tuesday. and
c0uutermaaded it Thursday. but did rot
receive the money again.
They have been having what they called
81 high old time here, and were terribly
crestfsIieu at bring caught and returned
home.
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soeiaiisss harvest Time.

COLOGNE. Oct % At the annual social
ist congress Herr Bebei reviewed the his.
tory Of socialism during the past 50 years.
and noted that Cologne WAS the birth
place of socialism ard the scene Of labor
vic.ariss. He said that the harvest time
for socialists had arrived
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Fr~Fyos AYREs. Oct 3 The murder Of
settlers hy insnrgsnE bands in the province
of santa Fe continues, and state Of ter
ror exists. Many cosonjsts are leaving the
province. The report that the Brazilian
cruiser, Riachuelo. has joined the rebel
feet, under command Of Admiral Msllo,
"a can tirr1etI
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LoyDoN. Oct G3-The 81 Petersburg
correspondent Of The Telegraph says that
the car has ordered the nliais'er n marine
tn dr5ft a grand program for he ooutinu-
Gus Increase Of ;Ae Battle and Hack sss
fe.ts. The car at present is moe in
tsresttd in the rapid Development Of the
Russian navy than in any other question.