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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
Gorham.

Republican caucus was held at Ridon
hall Saturday afternoon. Col. H. r. Millett
was nominated by reclamation for represen-
tative to the legislature The following were
elected delegates to attend the District con-
vention at Biddeford: Clark II. Barker,
Charles burlington, Daniel Douglass, George
Chadbourne, Isaac W. Dyer, Charles W.
Deering.
Among those registered Eat the Crystal
Spring house are: Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Sturges, DIR. and Mrs. Frank Jewett, Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Paine of Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
Military Discipline.

During the early conquests of the French
in Algeria the quick tempered General
P, thinking that one of his adiutants
had displayed want of skill in carving
out his orders, so far forgot himself as to
strike him with his riding whip. The of
ficer seized his pistol, took aim at the gen
eral and was about to fire, but the pistol
would not go off. Then the general i'm
mediately called out:
Eight days arrest for not keeping your
weapons in order. "-Amico del Gioya-
petti.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

The Michigan Press Association bound for
Boston, are due in this city over the Maine
Central at $40 O'clock this afternoon. The
party IS in two Pullman cars, consisting OF
about sixty. among whom are a number OF
ladies'. They left Montreal Friday night
and arrived at Fabyan's Saturday noon
where they spent Sunday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
Visiting Veterans.

An excursion party from Boston consist
ing of ex-soidiers and Grand Army men,
will arrive here tomorrow morning on the
Boston boat They will be met by the
officers of Bosworth Post, who will escort
them to the Preble house, where the party
will breakfast, after which they will march
to the Union station and take the cars for
Old Orchard for their days outing. Bos-
worth Post will open their home for the
free use of the guests.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
Prohibition Candidates.

The ProhibitioIists of this city have
nominated for representatives to the legis-
Iature DR.. VIM. H. True, Harris H. Gran
dali, George N. E. Kimball, Edward B.
Coffin, Fred S. Barstow, Daniel P. Parker.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

The most formidable check to the in
crease in tropical regions of serpents and
venomous insects is the abundance of the
ants, which, attacking in thousands, will
kill and ,devour animals often of consider
able size.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
The Death Rate.

There were reported seven deaths last
week, one each from asthenia, cholera in
fantum, gastritis, dilatation of the heart,
paralysis, phthisis and senility. Three were
inward seven, two in ward one, and one
each in wards five and three.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
MUSIC AND DRAMA
The Pavilion.

Christmas Day. will receive its initial
presentation this afternoon and evening.
The cast is as follows:
Farmer Allen, BARLEY McCallum
Will Allen, William H. Pascoe
Luke Bloomfield, James Horne
Jem Blunt, Joseph Callahan
Dora, Miss Maud Edna Hall
Mary. Miss Beatrice Jngraham
Hank Newell, Peter Lang
New songs will be introduced by Will f.
Denny
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Drowned at South waterboro.

Russell Jellison, aged IA years, son of Mr..
John Jell1son of East Waterb ORC, was
drowned at Bartlett pond Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, while bathing, in company
with several others boys.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ITS
]. R. LIBBY. |

Good morning, tourists!
We've been looking out for you
and polishing up for your reception.
Two Cotton Underwear Sensa-
tons today.
White Skirts, fine bleached cot
ton, cut full, u inch cambria rufle,
having 8 rows Of hemstitehing and a
2 inch hem.
Another Skirt has a 7 inch ruffle
with IA fine tucks on ruffie.
Price of either of these Skirts, SOC.
White Lawn Aprons.
2 for 25c. 5 to 7 stripes of White
Saline, also one Lace Stripe, good
size, 2 for Zoe.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of rea estate
have been recorded with the Registry of
Deeds:
New Gloucester-Clara M. McPhee to
George H. Jordan and John j. HELEN,
Portland-City of Portland to Charles W.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

"Don't you think these paintings are
badly hung?" asked one gentleman of an
other at recent art exhibition. BADLY
hung? Yes, horribly executedl' was the
reply
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

christmas Day." the attraction at the
Pavilion this week, sis one of the strongest
pieces to be produced this season.
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The New Baking Powder,

This is a marked improvement over all other
powders in strength and healthfulness.
Strictly pure, and beneficial to health. Give it
a trial
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

London contains about s5 per cent of all
the paupers and furnishes the same per
cent of all the criminals in England and
Wales.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

Take the PRESS, it contains all the
latest news. 80 cts a month.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23


Saline, also one Lace Stripe, good
size, 2 for Zoe.
A notion.
3 Silk Windsor Ties for 25c.
Made for women and girls, but the Identical
ity in the dress of all three sexes male, female
and anglo-maniacs, from the waist line up.
these.
Windsor Ties, 8 for 25c.
eDear me! 1 wish it was style to
wear my night gown and nothing
else these blistering days"
That's what we heard a little tod
dler say yesterday. She was braced
up in an ultra fashionable rig and
was suffering with heat. Y
Here's something as comfortable
as night gown and as sensible;
moreover, its s'style.' D
The double We Waist.
A practical. simple garment. single thickness
| OF cloth. Built so as to distribute the weight
of underelothing all over the body.
| If we should write up the excellences of this
| chidren's comforter you'd say we were impro-
| yising Fairy Tales so come and see for your
selves.
| Prices so to 75c, according to age.
She's wise woman who makes
| up an Autumn dress OF two in Sum-
mer, and is ready when September's
congresses, beg pardon, we mean
September's uncertainties, come
| along.
| We're catering to such wise women
by selling
SIC and 75c French Whip Cords
at SOC.
75c French Cashmeres at SOC.
| The Cashmeres are the identical goods that
| importers are now showing samples of for Au-
tumn. The Whip Cords were Matched out Of
| the same egg as goods that importers are roll
| ing up their eyes at in admiration,
The September prices will be
81 lie and 75c.
| Price now SOC.
$1.O0---English Tailor Suitings
and high caste English
Cheviots, $1.00.
We shall sell similar
goods in the Fall at 81 so.
And whatever this
comical Congress does
with the tariff these
goods will be higher.
9CTS.---Three lines of choice
Wash Dress Goods go
down to 9 cts, were
| IL IL cts.
Javanise, black ground
with colored figures.
Linen Franchise, soft
finish, cambricy stuff,
| printed, bright figures on
| light ground.
Irish Lawn, double
fold,resembles linen lawn.
All three are 9 cts. now.
10 CTS.-All the Is cent Scotch
Ginghams 60 down to
10 cts.
70 different styles.
The IS ct. and AZ ct.
Scotch Ginghams are
now 25 cts.
IL CTS.-Native Satines, French
| in everything but birth
place.
25 CTS.-All our best French Sat-
ines drop from 81 IL
cts. down to 25 cts.
Silk Waists Whispering Why
Because their prices are cut down.
Were 5000 and $49S, now S4.6o.
Choice variety of styles, medium
prices.
A 2 o'clock session.
| Ladies' Percale Wrappers, s1.25
| goods, 2 o'clock Prise 65c.
White grounds, shapes correct, V front and
back, lined waists.
Bathing Suits for Men, Women
and Children.
Mems, SOC to $3.50.
Women's and Children's, moderate
prices.
The shapes are correct We've seen Port
| land made Bathing Suits grotesque enough to
| stampede a school OF mackerei, and Whiten
with fright the scales OF brunette mermaiC }
Jackets and Capes, prices cut rad
ically.
s J. R. LIBBY
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Special.
Bargains
In Puddings

may seem queer, b III
when you realize what a
variety of toothsome, and
nutritious dishes can be
made from
SEA MOSS
FARINE,
such as buildings, blanc
mango, ice cream, GUS
tard, etc., at a cost of only
A CENT
AND A HALF n
for the Farine used, it
does not seem so queer.
Don t think because the
package looks small you
do not get enough for
your money. Corn starch,
farina, etc., retailing for
1oc. makes only 4 quarts
of blanc mango, while
Sea Moss Farine. retail
ing for CSC. makes full
T6 quarts.
See the BARGAIN!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
BABY CARRIAGES.

Also good Second Hand Car
riages for sale cheap.
These are all the celebrated
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
HAYWOOD

Noted for Correct Styles and
first class work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23

RI. :. MILLS,
Piano Tuner.
Order Slate at Chambers Music Store 43I
Congress Street.
.>eDt7 oodtf
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A notion.
Silk Windsor Ties for 25c.
Made for women and girls, but the Identical
and anglo-maniacs, from the waist line up
gives full absolution to men and boys who wear
these.
Windsor Ties, 8 for 25c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-23
WOOD CARRIAGES.

Oak Dog Carts and Beach
Wagons are comprised i'm the
list.
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REFRlCERATORS.

l3 MERRELE'S RefrigeratOrs,
first class i'm every respect
having been manufactured in
Portland for 80 YEARS. We
have been Selling Agents for
these goods for the last In years
and have by actual book ac-
counts sold OVER FIFTEEN
HUNDRED. They will be clos.
ed out at a Discount of from
25 to 40 Per Cent.
from our usually low prices.
We also have i'm stock 3 Bald
win RefrigeratOrS, 9 Kankakee
RefrigeratOrS, Z Leonard Re-
frigeratOr. Also good lime of
Chests and Boxes. Now is the
time.
Hooper, Son & leighton,
is the place of all others TO Daay
"a Baby Carriage or RefrISera-
tor.
PORTLAND, ME.
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to close the stock. Prices TO con-
tinue until all are sold.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
.NEWJERSEY.
xlRRlnT FOR CAPT. BREWER.
He Is Charged with Dispcsing Of
Mortgaged Property.


BRID0ETON. N. j., March IA war
rant has been issued for the arrest Of
Capt. John Brewer, the champion pigeon
shot. charging h,in with disposing Of
property on which mortgage had been
taken. The Captain Ii not in town at
present. and Il Il said he has ned to e.
cape the consequences Of hia action.
He had been living here for two years
with 9 woman who was supposed to be
his wife. Just before he disappeared he
said he was not married to her. 4 ~.
Last year the Captain. purchased prep
srty at Lake View ne. built = fps0e
cottage and srsctsdy cotes; for pi6eonss yof
which he; hadsabo 6ooo, 4 His buiidins
Yves dqne on the instaiment plan. Y
Later he gave . chattsl, mortgage on
his personal property for 0.O0 to John
Mcpherson. Of this place, in return for q
loan Of $i.to0 Soon. after receiving the
cash. II II alleged. that he shipped eight
boxes OF his birds to, the Riverside Gun
Club. another lot to parties In Ssaville.
and third to his brother In N0lassboro.
Now there are only 800 pigeons left.
! The woman with whom he lived was
sent to New York about two weeks
ago. Soon Afterwards. Capt. Brewer
went to the District. Attorney and asked
t, e hsys ss.n her % ind'Sseds alleging shat one
In the mean time, McPherson learned
that the house was being stripped. OF
its contents. and on Friday be had z
Ssswsr ssS dissppssr.a sor az .Sss % ssssrnoon e %
= He leaves debts OF q. 80 10 NcPherson,
debts to butchers. Grocers, dry-goodi
merchants and o%thsss % .tSSsthsr VII =
The evening world., 1894-03-07
SEVEN I'LL WITH snlLL-P0l.
One Of the Patients Was Stricken
81 Week Ago


|, A dangerous outbreak OF SMALLPOX
was reported from q Underhill avenue.
Brooklyn. this morning. seven persons
who were stricken with the disease were
removed to tine Hospital for Contagious
Diseases, at Flatbush. last night, and
the premises werc thoroughly fumigated
and Quarantined. z N
It 70 feared that persons living In
the vicinity will be- stricken. a. the
seet'on ID thickly populated.
The seven patients are: Joseph Curtis.
thirty-seven ycars old: Mary Dunigan.
three: Sarah Nevins. 'fofty-thres; Ellen
Nsvins. four; Edawrd Ksncsr. four:
Mary Ksncer. nihstsen months. and Em-
ily Ksncer. seven. weeks.
The Curtis ana Nsvins families oc-
cupy the lower Aoor. and The others
live upstairs. " y
A week ago one Of the children was
taken ~ The ohfld's parents thought
. physiclan'ss services were unneces-
sary ana nons was called. A, day or two
later several others were taken IN and
. rumor was spread that they had
measles.
A physician called ~ the house last
night and saw q Q Eisnce that the IN
the doctor WAS making an examination
neighbors crowded into the house and
dcsto @ ues ssi T. Y fsDssss%sn hem a,siS Ssvs SEN ses
oriers 70 allow noScdy 70 leave.
Tss nsst1 ne bss, Ss ne fer r. shs ds.y =
". - psrsons have been pssstng In and
out Of tho house. for the last week.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
81 4 Ne WS.
EERlNE ElBIE|llIs LIH.
suysrsl aIlnA ERgy
4 Fsps jail 4 ! ! 4 Esat


. I s.vsfe I. u shss( (sq Il ,young
80 ~ Sioth " afs - although
q rood asAiit3 wss snSla 4 Il y7a n ~ s- Z Lse q
E1venus Court Witlifsnepgte uy' On
charfs Of va}tAncys era 7sns 70 JAN
q defatit Of s5oe' ball
| a pcI,cSr,ap Bruins believes that Bpyerer
.nnsS q lioudr saloon on DsisGs ave-
sse, 6uf - the proof was not,vssy caeSr:
q deci1ed to prosecute Nun pnsy On inc
S,Eransys E,y.SsE siisA56 Il re young AssAxho wss
S,,ayn ~ - .ths residents OF the stald Long
|isisfid town OF Corona a. tne ss1%man %
| Corporal He arrived tnsss III ns 1S.e
csnE = ~. yTSsi Withi his uncle. Henry epysrsr.
.bo had 4 young and pretty wiIf 80
cnis speediiiy won the refaH of the
BY his storiss Sz ne Y e sne
;ssf Ssfmsn nsatily iF Secause II 4 Duel n which
~ had killed his captain. n Ss. s...
M spyerer, like De6dsncaa. was
|won by these tales Of var. bhe soon
ana when SSsSs Ssr oSsscsd sst
|sccording 20 his story. she drove him
sgs Tss g neshsors ns sSS did nos approve Of tns
so1dqct and md. ONE e s%ysn.ns % lom nansfc TO gs ta
|tsisgsaph poles on tEs vill.gs street
|fnsy also requested thA couple % leave
y. .ss.:s: sss::a s,s :ss:y
Wards admitted that he had come from
Corona. Policeman Bruins went down
there yesterday ard loaEned All Of the
|Soung MANS histoFy. from various people,
|snd fsstnered 4 he svef showed himself
IA tho town again. Il. stssa ~ Z. /. 4 4ss ~
when Spyersr wss essns this ,morninG.
|le declined - ~ what hs Asd ben
The evening world., 1894-03-07
SUGAR AGAIN 4 TENURE.
Il Was Pushed rour Points Above
the Closing Prioe
Rest Of ths Market Moves Upward
in sympsthys

Sugar was again the overshadowing
feature Of tho stock market this morn
Ing. While the dealings lacked the En-
element and feverishness which charac-
ter3xed yesterdays operations. they were
far above the average. and the price sd-
vanced over pointA sales belhg made
at ~ - against % IL last night. ,-
Eo one yet knows the definite cause for
the ris- In the stock. although II II pre-
sumably based on the alleged deal, At
will obtain . discrimination In favor Of
the refnera
II 10 well known that u the Trust gets
- protection Of only 1S cents . hundred
pounds. II will continue to make big
money. and fstten IT, stockholders with
TIE insldsrs must have ssscrmoas
profits on paper, and n they can work
their little scheme through to . sue
css os e. sy wo4k w p . s% hs
are credited with psfformins at wsshl
Il !fs' Z sum .sssr.sa tina. ta. sensational
asa sssi.ssns%s q % oi sSoss yworns RSui he pool cS
and that the latter immediately took
steps to check the move which was q
nr'ss mSss y ynwi.s N:a one from q speculative
TS: & r. n -ss:sg sSs.s IA IA e e q I'M
csusiiSs,cn 4 quincy .e:s !; Is s. g 1; S;i;;si
70 q a; Rock Island, - 10 g -; Lead.
4 20 = -; Erie PrsferrSd ~ to g is2;
g z - sSoe. snS wsS';Es fs 9s TniGn q i
prsfsssed M rcss S-s 70 3.
n :ympsshy y WIN @ r.ss In, " !. Bar s 81.
mercial bar silver advance TO % 151 and
Nexican dollars 20 = ~. ~ Ft'
Money was easy, at Per cent on
call, ana the banks and trust com.
panles ma Il 40 dihlcult ~ ever, "a
secYre employment for their surplus
s; sS:sse s:sa.:s :.eS'ss:. 'ss:: .sS nan IL 4 r.: e
n.sescoSS 81 ana d eeSss. .sSia VIII b sSippsd
to Europe on Saturday. s....,. ~,
today iof SsSa.o0o. which was hauidAssd
The improyemept in stocks ,notsd thii
morning continued to make progress un.
Granesrs, but the excitsmsnt died ou!
confined within comparatively naErow
limits. Everybody q waiting for deflnits
a6vices from Washintton on the 3tartn
befors engaging IN new, ventures. {.
due TO the belief that the 81. Paul and
| Western Union Companies win declars
thsit regular dividends THU month. 1e
The evening world., 1894-03-07
lM'kARE's ACG6uNTs.
Evidences Of Irregularities That
Suggest Fraud
Lawyer Elliott b l1akiaS ! search
Ing insssasatlsa: Z.
Perhaps tho Town 70 Bonded Tor I
Million Dollars. n.

The follower Of John =, McKane have
been excited during the last few days
over the discovery that agents are It
work In the interests Of the ,citisens and
Tax-PaysrS Aneoc1atipn. making q
thoroug invsstigation Of the financial
condition Of ths Town Of 6ravessnd.
It was learned u day that the irvesti-
sation h being pnshsd By George y.
Mliott. lawyer, oe - Court street.
Brooklyn. Mr.. Elliott was NOT IN his
once when IN 'Hvsning WoriG' re-
porter called to-day, but his associate,
Roliin a. Brsehsprsdes. admitted that
the above facts wVfo true.
!, ''Mr. Nlliott was retained t3 the old
Citisens' Association, before McKans
was indicted.s hs said. 'and was In,
necsssssy 70 stsaighten out the towns
finances. ~
.Hs has send agents to the Town
Clerks once and such Records - are
ON fils have been thoroughly ovsrhauied.
] am not q liberty just yet to ten you
Al that they have dlsciceed.
vey @ Tk.ss ssas wss sss os nss'sa. cs
hci1h the commissioner of Investment.
whose records were systematic.
IT y q well-known fact that McKans
o,sSpvrse1 o,S ,, mSst Of the money N cash
'It q cutie apparent that he kept his
own ard the towns accounts togefhef.
while that u not evidence Of wrong.
ststsmenss were y made 8 snow that la Hcc.. Va.
poo IN additlon 70, his salary Of G,ooo e
SUPERVISOR Tor all his services to ths
The evening world., 1894-03-07
'I1lR's lRk' RaGaEsP0RT.
Lion Tanner Canot Badiy Hart By
the Great Ant Eater.

Sir Francis wombwelrs collection Of
trained animals arrived this morning on
the White Star steamer Tanric. after .
very rough passage OF twelve days, from
Liverpool England. The show 4. known
a. "Noah's Ark" and will be exhibited
for the next two years In Amsy,ca. COM
mencing next Monday in. Brooklyn.
The animals number nearly 800. and.
with the exception Of one wild iioness.
arc all highly trained performers, Among
them are twelve lions, eight pentheis.
six bears, ten hyenas. one elephant, be-
slices monkeys and minor lights II large
numbers.
The animals occupy twelve large cara-
ysns. which were iashed on the Viper
me trip wss not mads without some
Tsaric rolled ery sss Sseyly shs sfsn Sl.hmls sas
bull smashed through HE waron and
was about disappearing overheard when
z saiior experty lassosd and secured
Alexis canot. the licn-tAmer. had an
. beaIt wsishins about sixty pcunds..
pooI. csnot was cissniS. c out asou he s csss
when the animal BIT him 90 severely
In the leg that the wounds had 10 Be
cauteri!ed ana 'Canot was taken TO the
nospitsi a. soon - the Tauric was
Maddened by the Non tamsrs blood,
the Greet Ant. nete! Attacked the Giant
friendly terms Tor ysars and kiiled him.
A large tame dog wolf, ~ big as calf,
ma, ssu.s ne oficisi, of ths chow scms
SSe police 'e: scx e Kim Ne. e
follow them about on shore without T
The evening world., 1894-03-07
BEAT us PlRTIER's VIE
Mrs.. Bauman Said to b Critically
III 6cm Cohens Blows
Ostcsms u : Rsw b ) 1rseHiys
Cosesst Gerdsa.

NrS George Baunan, wife of one Of
GRAHAM Av.ass. w.lliapssars, 4. 4 ] II ! !
s..ss - S ssn ~ - s.s,,hs~ = tssss.
oves sns n..L 49, - ~ wss s"s,t ~.
last njghG apd ne pfooauauues ~ met
- VIM NOT fecovsr. ss3
gisr ! sn.SsrA. vith ssvsrsl oshse VT
lss-. Ss'S... =. -. ....'..
|ssis sorsiss. . ssear. vsrrsns g
lSs .rrss. q sapnsn's partner. Dsy.a 2 !. I
Cohen. Who, they ahege' co1 ~ ~
aif6aG,t. fse:,,t. y cchen hsvs besn psrtnsrs
Tbsy sos sions plsassntIy untii z couple
n Scversd wd thsS tns ri firm, 3 ,Wss msEing IittIs.
i nv. money: ,,..,....,.. ~, \. Z. 4:
clslsd. nsae .aSd dssccssrsd AZ tsst Cohen WAS
il tie hsSSt pf tasing cssa out e he
1'res' Sss~sr sna us = i g a a
sHf1 Objected to this .eno croeten n.n'
The evening world., 1894-03-07
They ia DON'T Ike the BILL.
state. Islanders Objsst % asChasss
In Excise Matters.

The residents on Staten Isiand are Bit
teriy opposed to the bill introduced In
the Legislature, at Albany yesterday by
the anti; enaIpers 70 upset the County
The present Board OF rxcias was made
9 law two year, ago. and legislated out
had been a diseracs to the County aS aS
upder the old regime tkcre were charges
ot fraud ana sxtortion In order 70 socurs
9 license. Applicants NerS compelled TO
bets Of the Town Boards 'fc deal viii With
them IN their various lineG Of busineSs.
The change. was made ~ the urgent
TSs2Ssss T;sn, q h,,Iss sss seprsp;nsa Sf the
loQn-keepers. The only objection % the
H3Sssnt ncsrd has bssn that thay have
The evening world., 1894-03-07
COTTON AND WHEAT QUIET.

yerner Advances sad the Latter
Declines at the oDsnasg. a
The cotton market advanced = point
or two a. the opening. but &as qujst
during the forenoon. local tafders doing
most Of the business. May sold TO TEA
and then up to To- Liverpool was two
or three points. higher for futures. and
spot cotton sold to the extent Of ileoo
bales. ~
The local wheat market opensd with
4 decline Of about LA 80 cents, and
May sold at @ - here and at !gs-l In
Chicago. Trading. was slack. while corn
and oats were also quiet Esrly Seaess s
ten TO fifteen points. European mArkets
were generally drmer. ~
The evening world., 1894-03-07

1vst &aoo01T0-WeRfoW 2oR Aaooule.i
ins crsksrs xep4sw.
~ Inward. ~ yscaansll . Heothse a. Fire
cemmissionsri John !. ecannsi. was in-
dicted Ter assault n the second degree
by the Grand Jury to-day.
scanneil wsssarrested last Friday for
g str,,in8 AZ EaSHra ~ 6 I; crck:s y nsphsys
4 :, her ss eCtt,. Croker = battalion chief
eennslt Ytli % aErsignsd fkors Re-
iagainst Jmeph Il: Eouis fcr fofrsry ,r
lsssspsr i iSr n ]. sSchioss y ca \ u Is IS
Broadway. Thsfs are several indict-
,,l;S5 ,,5;cS, s:;;s S:: stTs:ssd s pee is.s IN ne y
E so%is sSs saS .y ' sszsusss Sfzs ss;r ,hs e:
downfall to Louie'S 1xorEeri69. I n,
The evening world., 1894-03-07
BERkn0UT-IRlE DiT- BEFORE.
i.--ai.-- L. -. has sdic a. n
We: elaEnSsas.Itrs ai6 fAssssstteA

NEWARK, NE u s06Gsch sHiaJaeoous
J. Berkhout, of-koisSille. Who -commitesd
suicide sat EiisAbeth.; attempted suicide
last Friday at his home ina thig' ciey.
He cut his wrist WITH . psnkp!fe .And
wa. 6lssdirF % dsSSn yesn ns , va. w
Bsrkhcut had been out Of states
prison for about three Mpnths, he hav-
ing been sent 'thsfe Your years asp ION
. New York undsrtakeys' supply house.
When he was pardoned he In said to
have gone 10 work for some frut' and
smbexsied seoopd time. 5.s,S s,a.1
The evening world., 1894-03-07
DAVIS & HENDRIck FAIL.

Rs.ta.sat atssrs Give s5o rres,s-
y sAcs for Lssal Services. Y :,
. John n. Davis and Fossoia o. Hen
drlck. rho compose the fFm.pf Davis q
Hsadtlck. s<staslysn l<113erS at q IAb-
stty rIEsti ,es2as p s..isq,r<ns se.eIey
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