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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
A Pleasant Wedding.

AT the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
NJ. ;. Hunter on Pleasant street, Friday
afternoon at O'Clock, in the presence of
the family, Rev. Hugh Elder, pastor of
the Congregational church, united in
marriage Charles Paul Venner, black
smith of Whitefield, N. H., and Sara Au-
relia Gay daughter of Vim. +. Gay, ESQ.,,
of Hadaway, Ga, also the editors niece)
The story connected with the above is
romantic one. Two years ago, as is
well known here, she entered the train
ing school for nurses at the Maine General
hospital in Portland; and on the 18th
ult., she graduated from the school with
honors, having completed the course, and
being head nurse of the ward the two
months prior to graduating. About a
year ago Mr.. Venner came to the hospital,
to be treated for terrible burns upon his
limbs, caused by an exploding lantern.
He was placed in her ward and, as he says,
the care and attention he received from
his nurse caused him to think he would
like to have her care for him through life,
and during the convalescing he "offered
her the position. She fancied the office
worthy of acceptanc e-hence as above.
She however, wisely decided to finish the
course in the hospital; and he like the
sensible man he is, acquiesced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venner start, today, (Thurs-
day., for their future home at Hazen's
junction, in Whitefleld, n H. where he has
charge of the blacksmith work on the
large stock farm of the Mayberry Bros,
Boston. Some $50 fine blooded horses and
colts are reared and trained tor the track
on this farm. Mrs. Venner received
numerous handsome presents from former
patients in the hospital, as well as from
relatives and friends here-among the
most noticeable being several from ex-
Gov. Burleigh and Mrs Burleigh, also
Miss Lucy Burleigh their daughter
Pennington Chronicle.
(The editor of the Kennebec journal
can from personal experience bear cheer
full testimony to Miss Gays efficiency as
a nurse. She is, also, born lady, and Mr..
Venner is to be congratulated upon the
prize he has won.-Ed)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services-AIl are Cordially Invited ia
Attend.

Y. NJ. c. A.: Regular service Sunday
at O'Clock, conducted by the president,
o. III. Groves. Special music.
Gospel Meetings at 81 Capitol street on
Sunday, at TO- 30 A. NJ. and p. NJ, also
on Wednesday evening at 7.30.
st. Barnabas' Chapel, Bangor street,
fourth Sunday in Advent; Sunday school
at 81 P. M. evening prayer and sermon
at 4 P. M. There will be Christmas carols
on Sunday after Christmas, Dec. 3Oth.
Methodist Episcopal Church: Morning
meeting at $50 O'Clock; sermon appro-
pirate to the Christmas season at 10. 80
by the pastor, Rev. G.. S. Cummings.
Evening services at 6 and O'Clock as
usual.
st. Marks Church: Holy Communion
at Z o'clock A. NJ. morning prayer and
sermon at TO- 80 A. NJ. Sunday school at
12 NJ; evening prayer at O'Clock with
sermon on ''How Can Man Know What
to Believer"
Unitarian Church: Special Christmas
services at 10. 80 A. NJ, with new Christ
mas music, and an appropriate sermon by
Mr.. Newbert carol service by the Sunday
school at P. M. singing and recitations
by the children and short address by the
pastor.
Free Baptist Church: Worship, with
Christmas sermon by the pastor 10. 80 A.
M; Sunday school at ~ M. boys and
girls meeting at $50; Young Peoples
meeting at 6. Is; at Z, general service ap-
proprate to the remembrance of Jesus
nativity.
First Baptist Church: Morning worship
with Christmas sermon by the pastor at
10. 80 Subject, Xmas JOY" Sunday
school with adult classes at IL NJ. Let all
the children come. Junior and senior
meetings at and P. M. General service
at p. M.
Congregational Church: 1890 morning
worship with sermon by the pastor; IL. 40
Sunday; p M. Junior Endeavor meet
| ing; z p. NJ, Christmas concert by the
| Sunday school with an address by Hon.
James W. Bradbury, l.. l.. ID. Special
| Christmas music at both morning and
/ evening services.
Winthrop Street Universalist Church,
Rev. G. A. Hayden, pastor: Services ap-
propriate to Christmas, 10. 30 A. NJ. Good
music. Sermon by the pastor, subject,
.The Song of the Angels ON Earth
Peace, Good Will Towards Men. y sun
day school at close of morning service
Junior league, $3.50 P. M. Y. T. Z. U.
meeting, $50 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Hon. 0. G. Hall, Presid.
ing.
W. S. Choate, Clerk.
E. E. Norton, Sheriff.
Q. I. Carleton, County Attorney.
+. A. Small, Stenographer.


L. I. Carleton, County Attorney.
+. A. Small, Stenographer.
Augusta, Dec. 81.
Casayant VS.. Baker This case was
submitted to the jury at 8. 80 and ver-
dict was returned about 4.30 The jury
found that the plaintiff was entitled to
$44 worth of the goods and the defen-
dant to s64 worth.
While the jury was out, the cases of
Peleg F. Pike, treasurer of Wayne, VS..
VIM. +. Burgess, and same VS.. Ward
NJ. Bessey, were taken up to be tried be-
fore the judge, with right of exception.
L. c. Cornish for plaintiff, John p
Swasey for defendants. These are actions
on joint and several promissory note
for S119 given by the defendants to the
treasurer of Wayne The defendants were
sureties on the bond of one VIM. O. Day,
collector of the town of Wayne for 1888
and 1884. There was balance from
Day, as the town claimed of s244 on the
collections OF 1884, and a suit was brought
against Day and his bondsmen to recover
that amount.
After suit was brought, and before
entered. it was compromised by the par
ties, certain allowances being made to
Day, and the note in suit was given in
settlement of the balance. Defence, gen
eral issue and brief statement that the
note was without consideration Court
sat until $50 and came in again in the
evening and the hearing was continued.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
New Corporations,

The C. J. Keller Lumber Co., organized
at Portland for the purpose OF carrying
on a lumber business, etc, has filed GER
tificate. Capital stock, s25, 900, OF which
s75 is paid in. President, c. }. Keller OF
Boston: treasurer G. F. Todd OF Boston.
Orange Mica Mining Co., organized al
Kittery for the purpose of to carry on
mining business, has filed certliicate'
Capital stock, $3.50, 900, of which s45 is
maid in. President, c. II. Hayes o.
Manchester. N. H. treasurer, W. G. Africa
of Manchester, n. III.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

whitneyville boys have been developing
their taste for slaughtering game the past
month, during which time they have
killed 1000 rabbits. One little urchin
gave evidence of trait that needs sup
preston rather than cultivation. One
skin that was badly torn he pieced from
an old skin and then covered it with Hour
to conceal his handiwork. The dealer
was too shrewd for him however.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

spend why don't waste any time in
reacning the Granite National Bank and
placing It therein, where a huge and
secure vault will furnish room for all,
YOU nave to lay away for future use on
a future Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
COMING SURE.
TeIegraphic Dispatches Announce
That Santa Claus Is Nearly Here.
Ms Sleigh is Filled With Many Fine Thinos
from Augusta.

For the Fourth , of July the small bow
looks forward to the fire cracker, and to
Thanksgiving for a big turkey dinner.
while now he has his mamma busy darn.
ing his stocking, in order that none Of
the nice things Santa Claus will brino
to him may be lost. The door knob or
little hook by the mantle is the fayorite
place to hang this knitted receptacle for
candies and presents that the famous
reindeer driver will deposit therein.
"There are others who have interests
in Christmas and look forward for hand
some presents and tokens Of remem-
brance on the 25th of December the day
when givers give freely. "Where do all
the nice things come from?" is the child's
innocent question of her papa, and he
responds like this. "Why dear, nearly
all the pretty presents that will be given
in Augusta this year have and will be
purchased from the firms that advertise
in the Kennebec journal, because, my
little one, the business houses which do
that are the ones that can afford to keep
a complete and handsome line of goods
for the hOlidayS -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Florida. Southern California and Lake
wood are sought each winter by those VINO
have weak lungs. Take a bottle OF Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam for the throat
and lungs and get as much relief IN lew
days as in a season in the fashionable re-
sorts. tn, tn, sat&wkwly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
Mrs. Il. r. Tibbetts.

Ladies if you are desirous of adding
to your cases q line of handsome handker-
chiefs you will make no mistake by call
ing at Mrs. Tibbetts' millinery store,
where you may select from choice assort-
ment of them. Besides these you will
find the celebrated p d. corsets, full
line of the best gloves, nice things for
the children and all the latest styles in
millinery Don't fail to step in and see
the display of holiday goods that will
even make you yearn for them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

If you have a friend away to whom
you will send a present, why not visit the
Bazaar and purchase some of the souvenir
china that bears upon it a likeness of some
historic or interesting place about Names
capital? Parents will be able to find any
thing that they wish in the toy line in
the commodious basement of the Bazaar,
and be sure and look over Proprietor
Blackington's large stock of crockery be-
fore purchasing. In this store you will
find many handsome dolls that will please
little Susan or fill Daisy with joy on
Christmas day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
A. N. Wight.

Odd pieces of large silverware can be
purchased at extremely low prices at A.
NJ. Wight's jewelry store, because he
will soon occupy the new store in the Hill,
Macomber, Wight block, and by disposing
of this stock it will save moving, and in
its stead new line will adorn the
shelves. This being the case you will find
what you want at figure which you
cannot refuse When the new store is
ready for occupancy and Mr.. Wight moves
in you will find model jewelry store and
a select stock in this line Mr.. Wight deals
in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Benedict f. Maher, Georgetown w.
is spending his vacation with MS parents
in this city. !,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
: A Merry Christmas
To All is the Greeting Extended by
:::: BUCKLEY e GOODRICH. ::

Don't fail to the Grand Display of useful Presents for
Christmas at our Store.
Headquarters for Low Prices Christmas Novelties.
Choice New Line of Aluminium and White Metal Goods
extremely Low Prices These goods will not tarnish and
make nice presents for little money.
Come and feast your eyes grand display Of elegant
HANDKERCHEFS 1t costs nothing to look and but little
more to buy
The Finest Line of APRONS have shown and the way
they going plainly shows that customers appreciate
good values when they see them.
beautiful line of Silk Handkerchef and MUFFLERS Prices
lower than ever.
Great Value in Gents Silk Initial Handkerchief 50c
Fine line of Table Damask with Napkins to match
Greatest values Towels and Stamped Linen Goods offered
Remember the Store Where Coed Goods are Sold Cheap
Buckley & Goodrich,
Under COny House, AMgust0, Name.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Eight young men in Unity, cut, sawed
and piled II cords and two feet Oh spoor
wood in one day this month ana are no"
looking for competitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harry Meyer. - years old. was thrown
from horse and killed At Canton. q.
Reports received by Secretary Coburn OF
the Kansas agricultural department ihdi-
cate that the Kansas wheat crop Is in cx.
cellent condition.
Anton Slavaniska. an Austrian laboyor.
WAS killed at Joliet, Ills, by being struck
by rock irom blast.
William Toll, while hunting mt shelby.
Ind, accidentall: Shot ani killed his little
son.
The 2-year-old son Of Henry Ward Of
hsow3 county. Kansas. Was scalded to
death by falling into barrel filled with
hot water Tor scglaing hog.
Albert Boyle. aged - ri Grinnell. Ia.
tired 10 mount moving tain OF cars and
was killed
Andrew l. CEIliH-s. aged 81 years. vas
found dead on the floor oi the bathroom Of
his residence a Pueblo. colo An acci-
dental charSn from "a shotgun killed him.
Emil Smith shot and killed himself at
PEORIA. Ills. Dependency Mt losing his
position Is said 10 De the cause.
William " Newman was held for trial
at Hartford CITY, Ind, for he seduction
OF AdJie Farley
J. {. NcCoUyt was found guilty at Gin
oiuuau Of embe4z.ing 5000 from the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Application for habea~ corpus viii he
made % secure the release oi the Flovi
brothers to tcsc tt court decision At
Minneapolis.
Ohio PoPu!is;s talk OF nominating J. :.
CcNey, leader Of ;Le good roads my. lor
congress.
~ attempt t. wreck a BIG Four uassen.
ger train Was made near ~.4uey. O. The
wrecStrs fired "a, the man who gave the
engineer timely warming r. iha o.,~truc-
ton on the track.
Mrs.. Eendc' Of Dlurtr0. Ind, has b.
come rav.nG maniac through hr8oJiuC
over she clolmrnJ OF her daughter.
The pi,tShsr- stove mo.G.r- have agreed
on a scale. Nineteen i0u-----s emulovia.
SO men. Will resume
The Rev. Audrgw Carson. O Methodist
minister Of Whittier, In, .-a- fatally
shot 10y burglars
l. r. McNer-pu committed suicide at
Sh7eve. q. He hal been iulie- by the
grant jury Tor yEhez.'.U..t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

LONDON, March -O-kcFlyiac TO John
Redmond. the Parnellite leader in the
house of commons, John Morley. chief
secretary FOR Ireland. referrin. - ihe pro
visions OF the evlc,ed tenants bill and
whether 1t viii DE the 1irsJ measure pro-
cee,.ed wlsh. said that 1t would not be tie
first measure put forward. Morley also
remarked that he was unable 10 say when
the eyilted tenants bill would Re pro-
ce6aed with. The registration Of voters
I'll, the chief secretary added, wouid be
the first measure which the government
would ask parliament 10 pass upon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed p-opo-a's W T. n received ~ m c'y
March - ;Ssi II = O'Clock =. N FIR cnrs-rTC ifc
the improvement or1crct by IN ordnance Of rhC
the city 81 Rock 'sl-rd, H.. passed EN- -. 1891,
entitlee AN ordinance -or the construction Of i
sewer from DO.gs Ia he center O seventh ave-
uUe IL feet east az q west lie q TWEEN y-rr>t
street. thence ca; 20 ihs cen - - Tweu'y-Ir>t
sttt ct. thence south 10 = tint 80 f,et III OF
the soE'h line OF Ninth avenue II tie city OF BoCk
Island. Ia.
Plans srd specifications can be seen st The city
cltrk'> Office.
Al bids must 10 acc1rn panic With a Cc-t ficl
G. ccS 81 some RncS Island ha-k in tie SIN 4
oUc hundred AMI " ISl5vi Go fs->. layahle 20
tha mayor - s.iG city. in case The bi5dt- >hai.
fail to enter iuo Contract vi ~ .rOyeG slret e.
20 execute the work for the pee r7cutl-u,i 10
his bid. The city reserves the r Il. 10 ri &C,
any OF all bid.
Rcok Island. lllz. Feb. g. I-9i
:. ID. II CEeI>G. c ~ Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

- WOOSTER, .. March ~ Christian Mel
hnEer died - the result Of the treat uent
received al the hands q q gang Of burglars
some time since. In their efforts 70 make
the old man tell where his wealth was
hidden they placed a rope around Lis
neck and Threatened 10 hang him. and
when he refused they drew the rope -
tight - - almost sever LIS head from the
body. No C.ew has been obtained is Il
the identity Of the burglars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
l.ttIAl
ApNiNlSrSNyO NOTICE.

Estste 81 May \ GEnchcr. deceased.
Tie ur,ser-i-std hav n been - ;-.:cc admin
i-'rsinr of The estate Of Mary A. BEuCbcr. late ~
IN, comfy O. Rock Island. -tIe uf Illinois. Ge-
Ceased. hereby gives notice thS; re viii appcaT
before the couaty CONT 80 hos X Island cCun-
~. 81 the ofNCe Of The c!C-S ~ :: Il conf. in
the city OF Rock Island. ~ the May term. o.
he fret Monday May pea. At which
time sl persons having claims s.S.rst said e.
tate a.o notified sud requested 20 a'rcu, FOR the
purpose OF havigC the same aGiE>tec. sl pei
cons indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
maze i-ncris-e psyrCc'- 70 iAe urCe-. -n"~
Dated this !. h aay 90 FeN-Gs-y \ D. lSSi
J. K. JOHNSTON.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
Comnlimcntcd Mn. Cleveland.

WAsHlyGToN, March 2O.-The sixtieth
anniversary OF the Congressional, Temper
ance society was celebrated by public
platform meeting at the Metropolitan NJ
T. church. Fred ID. Power, of the Method
ist Memorial church made some reference
to the prescn; state dinner at the White
House this year. az which time, he said,
each of the forty guests had six wine
glasses before him. while Mrs. Cleveland
had nothing but water glasses beside
her plate. He praised Mrs. Cleveland for
this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
Death OF co,nmoaorr whiting.

NEW YoEN. March 2l-Commod1re
William D. Whiting, retired. of the Unit.
a states navy. dSi IT his city residence.
> Ne~- Th.r,y-e.-h,h street. IliS death
was due 10 a fracture q tae hip. caused by
hi being rGa over by q cab On Broad
way in January. lie vas % wears old.
The commodore WIS with Commodore
Perry IL. Japan and was the firs: Americ.
an officer TO set iooc on the soil OF that
f..rtv,-r,-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
MAS. JOHN ". NOBLE EXPIRES.
NiIe - the Es-Secrc;ary of the Interior
Nics SmilcnlN 1T =. Innis

Dies suddenly 1T 81. Louis.
ST. Louis, March 2l-Mrs John W.
Noble, wife Of ex-rrcsilent HarTison's
secretary of the interior, died suddenly at
her home in this city. The end came to
her while standing in her dining room
chatting with friends and waiting for
General Noble, who had ste;Jscj frGln the
room 10 call her carriage for drive she
complained suddenly OF dizziness and her
maid caught her as she was falling, and
before she could be taken To a couch she
WIS dead. The cause OF death was organic
heart disease.
Mrs. Noble was Miss Eiizehcth iIaistead
and daughter OF the Rev. DIR. Halstead of
Northampton, Mass, and WAS - years of
age. She met General Noble while on q
visit 10 keOkuk, Ia, early in the war.
where, rs Il soldier. he was stationed
They w>re married Feb. i, ISL, and dur
ing the remaining days OF the contest
she was at the front with her husband,
seeing service around Chattanooga anc
Memphis. After the war she came 10 -.
Louis with General Noble
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

Are you weak and weary. over
worked and tired? Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla Is just the medicine You need to
purity and quicken Your blood. and
- give YOU appetite and strength.
Ii YOU decide 10 take Hoods Sarsa-
rar...a do No: De induced TO bay any
other. ANY effort To substitute an
other remedy Is proof III the merit
OF Hoods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

PHILADELPHIA. March 2L-The five
story mill building 1T Pa!e.lorpe and
Huntington streets, owned ~ Crumps :.
Bros, manufacturers Of BID quilts. was
destroyed by fire. The building was &C.
copied by J. \. Il. h.U.ec y Co, Brown
Bros. and L. Aperie. all manufacturers o..
knit goods and hosiery. Loss oa building.
$4,000: on s;och. estimated, $500. Ad-
jaccEt property was damaged by IKE and
water
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
STRUCK BY A SNOWSLlDE.
Train swept Down an EmbGnkrlent and
Six People Killed.

SEATTLE. Wash, March Ca report
was received here that the Great Northern
1!eiSht train was struck by a SnuwsliGe
near SAokomish and swept over l5-foot
emba2hment. SIX men persisted with
1t. The train i said to have
goae entirely out Of sight under
the Side in the valley. The loca. OH.
Gers Of the road claim to know nothing
OF II. ana they expressed doubt u II the
truth o. the report. The yvest-boual pls'
sen-er train WAS delayed by 4 snows.ide
anu powders on the track near yelling
ton TEe powders were 50 large III, t
they had To be blasted away. All at
tempts 20 get information ty wire from
near the scene If the wreck have failed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
The DEATH RECORD.

HoADLEY b. IVES, millionaire resident
Of New Haven, Conn.
DR.. RUBEN A. VANCE, well known phvsi-
Ian, at Cleveland.
ROBERT GLASGOW, well known Iowar.
1t Washington, la.
IN CONGRESSMAN WASHINGTON Town
SEND, at Westchester, Pa,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
Big Day at the siidwiutcrV,ir.

SAN FRANeisco March 23-The total at
tendance at the m.dwiuter fair SUNDAY
vas 65.iii, greater than any other day
since the opening when it was above a.
Uoh. The average attendance is gradually
increasing and it IS probable il will he
much heavier from this time on. Sousa's
band has begun FIVE weeks engagement
Ut the fair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 2u-W. w Hi.
recently appointed special commissioner
TO examine claims of letter carriers for
overtime, i at present engaged on the
New York claims, Of which 800 yet remain
to be examined. Next he Will take up the
100 claims preferred by Brooklyn letter
carriers. and after that be viii make OIL
cial visits TO the leading northwestern
cities. Chicago, Milwaukee, Springfield
Ills, and Racine. Wis. are amoug the first
of these at which carriers claims viii be
cNaruiuol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

ST. Louis, March ga special to The
post-Dispatch from Charleston, Kan.
says: The forest fires which have r,pin,,
on Connection mountain for several Jays
past continue unabted and that t,y,lntv-fi,s
families have teen reduce IN de.titt,ti,,
No steps have yet been taken To s,oD the
confa grafton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
The National House.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-As there was
not a quorum of Democrats in attendance
VIXEN the house met, no effort was made
to take up the New Mexico admission bill.
In CO nmit.ee of the whole on the sundry
civil bill, the paragraph appropriating
. JO,0GO to be expended under direction OF
the Missouri river commission was agreed
to, together with the amendment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
A streator Man Fights IA Draw.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan, March 20.-W. a
Callahan. of this city, and 'Reddy" Bren-
nan, of Streator, His. fought t,yenty-one
round draw here. The purse was siO0 and
gate receipts were divided. Brennan
broke Il bone in his right hand in the thir-
teenth round and fought cautiously dur
ing TIE balance OF the light
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20
Blew the Top Of His Head on.

PUEBLO, Colo, March 2o.-Andrew /.
Cullngs, aged - years. WAS found dead
on the floor Of the bathroom OF liz resi-
dence. y charge from shotgun had en-.
tered under his chin and blown tho ton
OF has head of The shotgun was kept in
the bathroom and the family ascrIbe the
tragic occurrence TO accident.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

OMAHA, March "a special to Tie
Bee from Fremont says: Charles Carlton.
The murderer Of August Gotham, and two
burglars made Their escape from the
Dodge county jail b. saving cut the bars
OF their cells No trace Of them has been
found. Carleton Was sentenced to be
hanged this week, but the supreme court
had granted a stay until September.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-20

ST LOUIS, March 2o-ArcLb.>hop Kaine.
Of the Roman Catholic diocese of It.
Louis. has addressed a circular letter Ia
the clergy under his jurisdiction. pro>oirt,-
Ing The Western Waterman. "A weekly
paper edited by the Rev. d. ;. Phelan Of
this city, who gained - much publicity
because OF his connection with lioel suits
brought against Bishop Bonacum by Ia.
Their Curhetr