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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
TRIBUNE FOUR PAGES
financial.
SAFE INVESTMENTS
THAT WILL. PAY GOOD PROFITS.

Oaer $4,000 Chicago ard
Northern Pacific Fr-t Nor.
HAlGHJ FREEZE. eag" pey gold Bond.
nASKtRs. guaranteed by tn northern
% BROADWAY. y. y, IA, lie Railroad du- 1910.
at - AMI interest, pay, O7
Ter cont.
HtIGHT FREESE. Orer $50 900 CITY Of ri h.
NANnEr>. upnd pr cen, Relisi d
% NEONDNAl y. Y, Bonds a. and int rt.t.
OTTER s}j coo Coloral 10 Mid.
HNGur { FREE>E. Iond, giarant..1d by Atm.
TAN = LIS, ison. 1oIpN, and Santa Fe
% hhpADWAi, y l;allr0ld. due 1910 a. o. GnI
Interest Ia O2 yer cent
Orcr $4,000 3 per cent
HNGHT rEEE,E, Boad, Of th' Amer A. CO..;
BANNERS, to- Oh Company, at li2 AMI
50 BROADWAY. " Y. int rest; Jays over I lSr
cent.
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ErpS ~ L. you wish to buy sell or
>, MAJ e v want Information about
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HNi'i,, "a btH' - AMI give tou the benefit Il
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HhIGHT FREE>E, Buy or sell Stocks mar
nANKERS gn- OF 10 ) per cent ut
vest0rs' Manual" which viii enable you maze ti'
bat selections for slc inv, sthent, ana prohtibc oD'fl
ions. Mailed fee.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
fi,,a,,eial elections.

CENTRAL RAILROAD 90. on Nl'"JEi.Nif'
li3 IIBEi;IYSI.
" New. YORK. April ;. 1921.
" Office il hereby given that the annual
~ Meeting The st~ntodc. 81 tn" 'ntIaI ha.a% S
for the year neat ensuing win Dc held A. the Once OF h
Company ia Jcry Lity between the houis OF l. 'o"
l. ana 4 ,rlnrN -. OF frdiN. MAY h'N
The STOCK Transfer Book VIII be- closed Nom Sa'hri'y
The 9TH Inst, to saturday. the on lfoNinn
w. ~ ' SAMUEL. KNOX. Sccr'tJTN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
.B0ST0N'S BIG FIRE.
Injured List Growing--Several
Mortally Hurt.
Believed But Five Perished in Flames
Friday.
8esten Underwriters Raise Insurance Rates
81 Per Hundred.

BosroN, March IL. --one BY one the
missing ones in Fridays big fire have been
found until now the list OF the dead is
limited to FIVE. The list Of the injured has
grown a little and some of those now classesl
among the injured must soon be nnmbcret,
with toe dead. All Friday night the firemcn
leluged the ruins, and Saturday big force
Of workmen began oyerhauling the debris
in search of the missing.
The loss is complete wherever the lire
took a good hold. The underwriters
acknowledge that they will get practicable
no salvage. The loss to the property
owners will aggregate fully 81 900 900 and
30 per cent. of that loss will fall upon the
insurance companies.
At a special meeting of the Boston board
of fire underwriters Saturday it was unapiul-
ously decided to at once increase the rates in
the eonilagration district to allow for a CON
fiagration hazard, an element for which nu
provision is at present made in the rates.
The advance will be..Sl per 500 worth of
insurance-that is, firm paying 40 cents
per hundred will pay 81 40, and iirm pay
ing S5per hundred will pay So. The in
crease is made on the basis of fixed charge
for fixed hazard and not by percentage,
because the board believes that the con-
struciion oy a building should not be consid,
cred in great conflagratiou, where good or
moderate construction has very little effect
in staying the progress of the flames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
BATH POLITICS
Badly MuddIed by Mayor
Elect Patten,
Who Declines to Serye--E1ampie
May be Followed
BY Other officials Elected sa cisizes's Ticket
Last moaday.

BafH, March i2---Capt. Charles f. Pat.
ten. who was elected mayor on the Citizens
ticket last Monday, notiie,i the clerk Sat
nrlay forenoon of his deciination Of the
position TO " which he has been elected. The
notice was given in the following letter to
City Clerk Clark published in Yesterday $
Enterprise
Barn, March, IL, Is33.
George H. Clark, city clerk:
DfaR SIg-Your papers Of the 9th noti-
fying me of the action of the board of al
dermen Of the 9Th inst. Declaring me
elected mayor of Bath" was duly re-
ceiyed yesterday. for which ! now return
thanks, and now beg to inform the board
through ou, that decline to accept the
same with thanks. Respectfully yours.
CHARLES +. PATTXs, Mayor-elect.
Capt. Paitens action has caused great
surprise. and it is thought that all the MEM
bers of the next city government, elected
on the Citizens ticket, will take the same
course as Capt. Putten.
The board of aldermen this noon accep-
ted the deciination of Capt. Patten and APP
pointed u committee of three to get legal
opinion as to the time for another election
to be held. Capt. Patterns refusal to be
the next mayor is said to be upon the
ground that the policy he would pursue
would be'obstrueted by the city council
which is largely Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
OFFICIAL STATEMENT


NEW HAVEN. March l2.--Isaac Bromley
general advertising agent of the N. r., N
II. 6 II. Railroad. Saturday gave out the
hllowing official statement from the direc-
tors of the Consolidated road in relation to
the meeting of the directors in New York
Saturday afternoon.
The board of directors of the Boston &
Maine Railroad Company at special meet
ing held today, and the directors of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail
road Company at their regular meeting
in New York at the same time unanimously
ratified the agreement reached by the com
nIitee of conference at their meeting on
Monday the titb. which is to the effect that
neither company will interfere with the ter
ritory of the other, which is defined to be
for the Boston & Maiae that north of the
Boston & Albany railroad and for the New
Haven road the Boston & Albany road and
all south of it in New England There
was also further agreement that each
company will interchange, so far as it legal
iy and properly may. all the business of the
joint territories
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
HON. 7. 8. REED MAKES AHiT
On Lecture Platform in Chcago-Taiks on
Progress and Leadership"

CHICAGo, March l2-Thomas b. Reed
made bis first appearance ms lecturer be
fore Chicago audience Saturday night al
Central Music hall.
Mr. Reed held his audience captive from
the moment he commenced his first sentence
until he concluded his eloquent lecture OF
Progress and Leadership. with brilliant
perofation. The lcctdre abounied in epi-
grams and witty sayings delivered in that
quiet manner which is always taking witt
ntelligent E.terers.
At the conclusion it was dccia.cd on all
sides that in the lecture field Mr.. Reed has
tpy euuals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
OTHER CANDIDATES UNEASY.
Mrs. Potter Of Kansas City, Kan, Would Like
10 be Mayor.

ktHsA~ Guy, Kan. March ~ Mrs.
Anna Potter, sife of Eli Potter promi.
Deut Insurance agent, has issued a circular
announcing herself an independent candi-
date for mayor, ani asks the voters 10
place her name at the head of all tickets.
Mrs. Potter is eccentric, wealthy In her
own right, and was The owner Of the Pot
ter House, which was burned about six
months sgo. This ia ,ls fist time in the
history of Kansas City Kan, that woman,
has come on, for mayor. The other can
di1stes are Uneasy bec'nse of her strength
sith the voters AMI tear she may be
elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
WHERE'S TnE snOkEsTAck7
A 81 Foot Smehestaek and . Six Wheel
Wagon missing IN Chicago.

Che ,so. March I2.--West Side police
men are on still hunt for 34-foos section
of a Ru-sian iron smokestack and a six
wheeled wagon That smokestack has a
patent spark arrester attachment and may
be seen half nile away. II Is four feet
in diameter, and was intended for use at
the plant Of tie Libby window glass mana
featuring exhibit building on the Worlds
Fair grounds. The first two sections were
duly delivered, but the third section was 80
long that six-~heeled wagon was required.
Manufacturer Fischer's teamster. Richard
Griffet, iosded the pipe on the wagon and
left the boiler yard at . O'Clock Friday
Shortly after noon an officer found team
of horses hitched at Pauiina and Twenty
second streets. The team belonged to
Fischer, but the wagon and smockstack ia
to he found nowhere. Gridet il also miss
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
HENRY TURNER'S sooy FOUND
In The Ruins ct the Fire--Mr, Odiornc's Still
Missing.

BosroN, March l2.--The body of Hcnr,
Turner, an employe of the Jaqaith Com
pany and who already has been included
in the list of dead by Fridays fire, wa,
found today in the ruins by the fircmen.
1t was terribly mutilaied and the identified
ton was only possible by means of the ring
that he wore. The body of C. T. 0odiorne
has not yet been found.
The condition of the injured remain,
about the same MS yesterday Miss Margaret
Flynn. Fred Meadowcroft and Theodore
Croker still being in a very
critical condition, while all the 9th,
ers are reported as improving rapidly. A
large force of men has been working on
ruins again today and their movements
have been watched by large crowd OF
anxious sightseers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
STUDENTS WAaT 10 SHARE


MfbntEtows. Conn, Mareib~l2.---lt is
probable that Wesleyan lil'ivcrsiiy will soon
adopt new scheme Of college government.
The college Argus has tcen agitatiDg the
subject; This morning the students held a
mass meeting and unanimously adopted res
0ln,ions endorsing the Arms plan, and
urging the election Of q permanent joint
committee Of professors sbsl students to
consider questions Of colleg, discipline and
other college affairs. PRESIDENT Raymond
and other members of the faculty have al
ready expressed their approval Of the
sci.efur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
MASSACHUSETTS STATE PRISON
Conyicts Continue in UnruIy Staie-The New
Warden Reports Wednesday.

BosrnS, March IA runior was cur
rent tonight that three prisoners had made
their escape from the state prison, but the
report was found untrue, A visit to the
prison, howcver, disclosed the fact that the
men were noiscr tonight anl were more
dcmonstratiye than at any time since the
recent trouble there.
In the north wing especially WAS this the
cnse, and many windows had been broken
By missiles of various kinds thrown through
the bars uf their cells and across the mar
row corridors by the conyiets. No attempt
was made. however, 10 discipline them.
The new warden, Gen. Bridges, will report
for duty next wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13

w.-BiSsTos. Marci, 1s.-Pensinns have
been granted to the fosie.ing residents of
Maine:
Original. George Weston. MsreeIins
Whittier, William G. Ebier. El~ari s.
Morris additional. George W. Eiamsn.
George L. Colby, George o. Vxrae,; re-
al and increase, George W. Hilton
reissue, u D.. Lorenzo Wostou, Patrick
H. Boyee. original riso*s. ETC., Caroline
ID. Bailey. Mary f. Weston. Clara A..
Bunker, Benianan r Horn, father
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
Charley Stain Wants the Reward.

DENrrR, Me-, March IA new sensa
ton in the matter of the reward offered by
the Dexter Savings Bank trustees for the
discovery of the murderers of Cashier Bar
ron, is a suit brought by Charles F. Stair
against Job Abbott and A. +. Bradbury the
survivors of the board of trustees to re-
cover it.
Stain is the son of Burglar Stain, who
with Oliver Cromwell, is serving a life sen
tence in the State prison for the murder OF
Barron.
Ex-Sheriif Mitchelis suit to recover tho
reward, begun some months ago, comes
up in the supreme court at Skowhegan this
fsrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13

arfohatss whose feats Of leaping anl
vauiii1g so interest the crowd and charm
the children at the circus, ought TO take
with them from town 70 town a supply Of
Salvation f,il. rney will find il first clsss
Iiniment, iust the thing they need for sorc-
ness Of The muscles occasioned by too vio-
lent exercise, for stiffness in the back and
neck. or for any abnormal strain which
they may be subjected to. Price % cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
PENNSYLVANIA Also Flooded.

PuuArrrri,tA. Pa. March i2.-Reports
received tonight from the sections of the
western part of the state which were threat
ened by floods. show an abatement from
the danger of freshet in some plrces, while
in others the condition of swollen rivers re-
mains dangerous.
At Eastou, Pa. the Delaware river has
reached ~ l-2 feet tonight AMI is still riS-
ing. The Lchigh has been backed up by
the water in the Delaware and is over
flowing yards and wharves.
The danger of inundation of mills on
the banks of the Schuylkill river is becom-
ing greater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
Spanish Government has 322 Supporters TO
OpposltIon's 90.

MAnnlr, March i2-The official elcc
ton returns show that the opposltiou il
Congress will consist of * Conservative
uni. C0uovas del (astill,i Consecutive
under Scn0r s-ilvela, - Advanced Repub
!,cans and six tarlists. The government
hasthr support of 80 deputies. Severa
changes III The cabinet are impending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13

Not on tIlts bread continent alone, but in ma
lsrlsi breeding tropical regions in Guatemala
Mexico. son b America, the Isthmus Of Panama.
foris to inhabitants and soieurnefs protection
agxinst malaria. The minor. the freshly arrived
Immigrant. the fisieY Of the virgin sofl newly
find in the .sperb anfsfebriie spcciae preservei
against the p0isonoas miasmA which in vast dis
tricf. rich IN natural resources. Il vel fertile Ia
disease. II annihilxfes disorders of the stomach
liver and bowels, forsiAes those who II agaissi
rheumatic ailBsnts breed ard fostefed ,,
outdoor exposure; infBses general warmth isto
frnme chilled By neorous Temperature. and rob
Of thef power 10 harm morning. asd esenip1
ens the w<ak Aad eonquess inspteut kid1e.
fruabte. i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
FIRE At BIDDEF0RD
Saturday Night Started from Discarded Cigar
Stub-loss. $4,000; Insurance. $4,000.

BippEFoRp, March l2.-Rosenbaum
badly damaged by fire last night. The fire
probably started from cigar stub that had
fallen under counter. The loss was about
$1,000; insured for $1,000 The building
was owned by Luther Bryant and S. w.
Luques and was slightly damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
FAIR MONDAY; ssox TUESDAY.

WAsHrxsros. Mar. i..--ro. Maine
ln5icasioas arr that it will probably be fan
on Monday, preceded by Local showers on
the coast tonight; much colder with north
winds; sr,o~ by Tuesday morning
Signals displayed from Ne~pert section
10 Eassport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
The Liabilities Are Over ST 900 600

PHuspEtrHIA, March l2.-Mr. Stitt of
- ool firm of Stitt i Co. which assigne,t
yesterday, refuses to he interviewed. As
signye Dickey says he does not know what
the liabilities will he. bat has heard that
they viii foot up about 81 10000. The
assets are comparatively small.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
Local Fsrscass.

Bosres, March l2.-Fer New England !;
Monday fair and cooler during the morning
followed BY increasing eloadiness and rain
beginning Monday night or Tuesday morn
ing variable win.ls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
AGAIN PANAMA.
Crisis Threatened in France s.
a Result Of Scandals
Latest Phase--Clemenceau's Ora
matte Revenge Madame Cottu's
Testimony which Mas Caused miaistss oess-
geeis 10 Resign niaisty lavslved.

ras,s. March l..--Again has the ranA-
ma scandal brough, the country 10 y crlets
which threatens TO be rs grave ~ that
! through which il safely passed y few weeks
ago, The evidence given in the Aseixes
court Friday and SATURDAY has completely
DESTROYED what faith reinained In the
honesty OF the present government. Tho
tables have turned. The government which
prosecates has found its own senality
exposed, The guilty were pressed too hard
| they began to confess, AMI their confcs-a
sians have cunfoundcd and ovcrw hclusesl
their prosecutors.
The confusion began when Charles lie
l.esseps made his sweeping expose OF his
own guilt and the causes of IL. Thc court
sharply enacavored To check his alluaions
To the government. Tho prisoner desper-
la,cl, refused 10 be silcucvd and gain,d
great popular sympathy by his persistent
| revelations. Clemcnecaa wonderful de-
fence Friday was the next great blow NJ tho
government. lie insisted again and again
that il was Sadi Carpot and not CorneliUs
Herr who induced him to interccde with
De Lcsscps for the settlement OF teinach's
hlscknailine demands, Carnot was then
minister of finance. Clcuenccaus unsuy.
ported assault. upon President Garnet In tho
the head ,f the nstiuu
Tho greatest sensation came Yesterday
whc, Nine. Cot,u, wife OF one of the cou-'
lemncd Panama prisoners, went upon the
witness stand AMI swore that a rcpresenta-
tive of the government offered to secure her
husbands liberty il she would disclose the
names of deputies of the Right who had rc-
ceivcd Panama bounty. Since the outset
of the Panama scandal the government has
used its utmost efforts to impli 'aic numbers
of the Right AS an offset to the corruption
of their own supporters. Attempts were
made to explain or contradict Mime. Cottu's
startling tstimony. but they only male
matters worse.
This sensation was CLOSELY rivalcd In tho
excitement it created by the announcement
of the resignation of NJ. bourgeois, and tho
news coupled with the exposures of the
week, is causing steadily increasing fer.
Uncut in Paris.
NJ bourgeois in his letter to Premier
Rihot yesterday, announcing his rcsignH-
ton said that he resigned because NJ.
Soinoury's evidence had failed to establish
the fact that he had never authorized any
one to approach Nine. Cottu in connection
with the Panama case, and he felt that
there was no alternative but to resign In
order TO free himself from all suspicion.
NJ. Loubet the former premier. in an
interview this early morning, made nm em-
pbatic statement TO the effect that he had
given no orders TO Soinonry TO procure amy
compromising documents in the possession
of Nine. Cottu, as the price Of her hns-
bands rceasc.
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INVESTMENTS.


mGUU9s
Maine Central 4 per- cent Consolidated
Mortgage Bonhs, aae 1912.
Maine Central 1-2 per cent Improve.
rent Bonds due 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Railway 3 Der cent
Improvement Bonds dne 1891, (xuaras.
teed principal and interest BY the Maine
tsntral.
Rnmfsrd Palls Railway per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds dae
1912. ~
RoekIand. Thomastsn and Camden
street Railway s per cent First Mort.
gage Bonds due 1922.
Union Electric Railway Cempany
First Mortgage per cent Bonds due
1922. (of Saratoga Springs. New York /.
Athof fMass.) Water company ) per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1912
works built In 1876, gravity system.
Camden Y k0ckland Water Company
41-g per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland 4 Ogdenbary Railway Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
terly direct to the st0ckholder By the
Maine Central).
Hereford Railway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi.
annually direct to the stockholders by
The Maine Central.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
Later.

The sensation caused by Madame Cottu's
testimony given yesterday does not abatc.
The attempt to propagate the opinion that
she was animated by u desire TO avcngc the
sentence of her husband when she gave
her evidence against the government, has
failed completely
NJ, Soinonry, the police official who
tried to get from Nine, totiu documents
conpromising the royalsi deputies has re-
signed from the dictatorship of the peni-
teniiary department. Police Commissary
Nicolle who arranged the interview between
him and Mmc. Cottn win be dismissed.
The cabinet crisis inauguratcd by tho
resignation of NJ. bourgeois has been
shown today to be beyond hope Of repair by
patchwork. At n cabinet meeting this
morning the ministers agreed that every cf-
fort should he made to induce NJ. Bour-
geois To reconsider his resignation.
The cabinet rs-assemblrl this evening
and NJ. Ribot announced that NJ. BOur-
gcois had been deaf TO all argument, and
had insisted iha, he would dot return 10 Of
flee. Subsequently at NJ. Ribot's request
| President Carnot signed decree giving 10
NJ. Develle, temporarily, NJ. Bourgeois
portfolio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-13
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
s,xTs.slxrH SESSION.
SENATE.
SArrRnaf. March IL. /.

SATURDAY. March IL. isa3,
The Senate was called 10 orier by the
president.
Prayer by the Rev. Mrj.eland Of Angus
Ia,
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Papers from the House passed in concur
renee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-09

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thence s llo 80 w lar
Aft thee W 1890 MO
rds to begin'g 81 II IL 06
r of w Ned.
Lodge ex s <
K X fraction
of nwt.... 80. 43212 217
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-09
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-09
MEDICINE LODGE KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1893
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF KANSAS.
BARBER COUNTY. -

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tn,t On. to-wit:
~ The First Tuesday of September. ~ ID. 1858,
and the next succeeding days. will sell at Public
Auction, at my Office, i'll the Courthouse, in MedI-
year 1892, and previous years, so MICH OF each of
the following described tracts of land or town lots,
situated IN the county of Barber, State of Kansas,