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The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03

Hartford, Conn.,, August 2.-The Connecti-
cut Humane Society has ordered a supply
of an animal killing device fromsParis. .S The
device consists of mask which fits over
the animals head blindfolding it. In the
center is spike set in such way it can
be driven into the brain by single blow,
causing instant death. So tLey will kill all
diseased or injured animals by using the
device instead of shooting them, and will
endeavor to have butchers use it in
slaughtering.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03

with Senators whom they saw with refer
ence to the sugar schedule. nor any evil
dence tending. to show improper conduct on
the part of those engaged in framing it,
Occasion is taken by the committee. how
ever, to deprecate the Importantly and
pressure to which Congress and its members
are subjected by the representatives, of great
industrial combinations whose enormous
wealth tends to suggest undue influence
and to create in the public mind a. demoral-
lzing belief in the existence of corrupt
practices.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Weather Observations.

The following are the observations for the
Agricultural Department Weather Bureau
for yesterday, Aug. 2, taken at p. M.
18th meridian time, the observations fol-
each station being given in this order
Temperature. direction OF the wind, state OF
the weather:
Boston. 72 degrees. S, cloudy: New York
rs degrees, Sc, cloudy; Philadelphia, 7S de-
grees, Sc. cloudy Washington, rs degrees
SW, fair; Albany, 70 degrees. N. rain
Buffalo, "a degrees, SW, cloudy; Detroit, u
degrees, W, clear !; Chicago, 20 degrees, NE
clear; 81. Paul, 6s degrees, NV, clear; St
Vincent, 81 degrees, N. clear; Huron, Oak.
6S degrees. N, fair; Bismarck. ~ degrees
N, clear; Jacksonville, rs degrees S, cloudy
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Total Abstinence Society.

st. Paul. Mimi, August AIT today's
session of the National Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinance Society, fraternal
greetings were received fronR co-workers
all over the country. Bishop Stanley of
North Dakota, addressed the convention.
The body decided to hold its next conven-
ton at New York the first Wednesday in
August, 1895. Resolutions were adopted
which indorsed the recent action of Bishop
Watterson and Mgr. Satolli. At the evening
session the following telegram was read
Rome.
To the Archbishop of st. Paul:
The Holy Father blesses the convention
with his whole heart.
(Signed) CARDINAL RAMPOLI.
One addressed to the convention was also
received from Washington from Satolli,
giving.his cordial blessing to the convention
and praying that the best fruits may fol-
low it.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Republican Nominations.
snecial to the Press.l

Augusta, August 2.-Republican nomina
tions to the Maine House of Representatives
received at the secetary of states office to-
day are Leland S. Richardson, Baldwin; A.
M. Tolman, Carroll; Charles E. Sprague,
SWANS Island Plantation Charles F. Tib-
belts, Charleston; Edwin A. Robinson,
Exeter; W. H. Wildes, skowhegan. Martin
Trafton, Georgetown; Frank S. Adams,
Bowdoin; Thurston S. Burns. Westbrook.
The Democratic nominations that were re-
ceived today are Charles D. Lincoln, Wayne;
j. Burton Roberts, Dayton; Joseph p
Tucker, wiscasset; Fred Whitten, Lyman.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Local Weather Report.

Portland, Me-, Aug. 2-The local Weather
Bureau Office records as to the weather the
following:
Sa.m.-Barometer, 30.042: thermometer
$40; dew point, 81; humidity. "a; wind, E
velocity, 8; threatening.
8 p. m.-Barometer, 299s2; thermometer
62 20; dew point, 81; humidity. 80; wind. Sc
velocity, 5; weather, clondy.
Mean daily thermometer, $40; maximum
thermometer. 69.2; minimum thermometer
58.2; maximum velocity of wind, IA, Sc
total precipitation, o.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
ACCEPTS THE CHALLENGE
China's Reply to Japan's Declaration
Of War.
WILL "ROOT OUT,' THE JAPANESE
IN THEIR LAIR.

A Naval Battle Said to be Imminent as a
Strong Chinese Fleet is Advancing on
Japan-Japan Lost 1000 Men in the Re-
cent Battle.
lien Tsln, Augusts2.-Thes Emperor of
China has issued manifesto: in response tn
Japan's declaration of war. The manifesto
declares that the Emperor accepts the war.
which Japan has thrust upons him ,and or.
ders the viceroys and Commanders of the
imperial forces to root these pestilential
Japanese from their lair. The Emperor
throws the whole blame for the shedding of
blood upon Japan, who, he asserts, are
lighting in an unjust cause. The Emperor
has expressed desire to remove to Tien
Tsin in order to be near to the centre of
interest, but Vice Troy Lii Hung Chang is
opposed to the movement.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
A Terrible Explosion

Belleville, Ont. August IA terrible
accident occurred at the works of the
ottawa Arnprior and Perry Sound railway
In the vicinity of Barry's Bay on Tuesday.
A charge of dynamite exploded, instantly
killing three men and injuring several
others.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03

The entire business portion of La
moure, Nd, was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. The hotel and drug
store are the only business buildi ngs
now standing. Loss $500, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
s2 PORTLAND MAINE MORNING.

Island. wellman departed on the s1st for
Martins Island. The latest news from Well
man was received June II, when W1nship
and Anot left the expedition six miles east
of Platen Isle.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Diplomats Leaving.

--S--
Shanghai, August 2.-In consequences of
the declaration of war upon China, pro-
CLAIMED by Japan yesterday, the Chinese
Minister will leave Toxic tomorrow.
The japanese flag was hauled down from
the Consulates here today. The light has
been removed from the mouth of the Ming
Po river.
1t is reported here that eight Russian war
ships are about to sail from Vladivostock.
Fifteen hundred Japanese were killed at
Yashan.
Has no Fears
Tien Tsin, :Augiust "A council of war
was held today and afterward the yicerov
told the representatives of European powers
that he was confident of the ultimate defeat
OF the japanese. He had mo fears of an at
tack upon Taku, as the garrison there had
been strongly reinforced.
Under the English Flag.
Shanghai, August 2.--Although treaty
ports are exempt from hostilities during
the war, precautions taken to block the
Yang Use kiang have rendered navigation
unsafe except in broad daylight. The lights
at the entrance of the river have been re-
moved and many torpedoes have. been laid.
Chinese steamer plying between this port
and Ming Po has hoisted the British flag.
A Heavy Loss.
Shanghai, August 2.-The report of the
repulse of Japanese troops at Yashan is
officially confirmed. The Japanese loss ex-
ceeded 1000 men.
A Naval Battle Imminent.
Copenhagen, August at is officially
announced here that the Chinese northern
fleet, consisting of thirteen vessels, has left
Chez Foo for Corea, and battle between
the Chinese and Japanese is shortly ex-
pected.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Prescriptions Bv Mail
from HAYS Pharmacy.
THE WEATHER.
Rain.

Washington. August 2.-For Friday for
Maine: Rains. with thunder storms; cooler
east winds.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
Especial to the PRESS. J

Rockland, August AIT the Republican
caucus Thursday evening, William S. White
and Fred r. Spear were nominated repre-
sentatives to the legislature. White served
in the last legislature. H. M. Lord was
chosen chairman ,and Edward K. Gould
secretary of the caucus.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03
PROFESSIONAL BURGLARS.
Detectives Capture the Gang VINO Have
Excited Oakland.
Especial to the PREss.l

Augusta, August 2.-Waldo G. Maynard,
John W. Rowe and Alpheus A. Graws, alias
the Kid were brought to Augusta on the
Pullman tonight and lodged in Jail. They
are charged with breaking and entering
the stores of 7. A. Talyor and A. M. Libby,
in Oakland, July rs. State Detectives Ira
M. True of Halluwelt and Fred L. Odlin of
Lewist on. were nut 4 the case and they,
together with Deputy sheriff Samuel Her
som, of Oakland. arrested the men this
afternoon. The detectives think they have
caught some professional burglars, and that
they have broken up the gang that has been
operating in Maine for the past two months.
short time ago. Fred Billedean was
sentenced to jail for breaking and entering
in Waterville, and it is thought that May
nard came from Boston to take his place.
The men in their cells were reticent and
refused to talk. They will appear before
Judge Andrews of the Augusta Municipal
court tomorrow.
Struck by the Train.
.Biddeford, August 2.-Edward Costello, "a
years of age, was run over by a local train
tonight on the bridge near Main street
crossing the Saco. He was walking on the
track and it is supposed he was bewildered,
when the train appeared. His neck was
broken and the back of his head was
crushed. He was foundryman and had a
wife and child.
The Twin Cities.
Biddeford, August 2.-Biddeford Republic
cans tonight nominated by acclamation
Daniel A. Dolye and Kenneth ". Sather-
land as representatives to the legislature.
Saco Republicans also nominated Repre-
sentative George II. Boothby.
Auburn Candidates.
Lewiston, Augusta 2.-The Auburn Repub-
licans tonight nominated as representatives
to the legislature James P. Hutchinson and
Benjamin f. Briggs.
Caucuses at Oldtown.
Oldtown, August 2.-The Republicans of
Oldtown nominated George p Longley
representative to the legislature The Dem
ocrats nominated George II. Sewall.
Augusta Democrats Nominate,
Augusta, August .2.-The Democratic
caucus this evening nominated G. P. Green
and A. n. j. Lovejoy as candidates for
representatives to the legislature.
Distinguished Party.
Ellsworth, August 2.-Chief Justice Mel
Vile W. Fuller, Hon. Frank Jones and a
party of friends were entertained at the
Nicotine Club house this evening by Hon.
Hannibal E. Hamlin. The party came up
from Sorrento.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03

Containing among its ingredients the pur-
est of medicinal French brandy and the best
of imported ginger, it is vastly superior to
the cheap, worthless, and often dangerous
pingers urged as substitutes.
ASK for SANFORDS GINGER and look
for owl trademark on the wrapper. Sold
everywhere.
POTTER DRUG & CHEM. Corp, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-03

He Admits the Deed and Says he Alone is
Responsible-HisL Lawyer will Advance
Plea of Insanity-The Criminal
Evidently Contemplates Speedy Con
Viction.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

Wilma. Russia. Oct, 13.-The trial Of
70 peasants Of Kroache wbose resist
ancs 70 the C0sNasks who cIOas-d fne
Catholic church in November lat, led
10 terrible massacre, uas concluded to
dag. The rna JDEity Of the accused we're
convicted and sentenced TO inprlsoD.
n.eoi for terms ranging from ten year.
penal s4ryjtuaie 10 four months In ynig
On. The court. however. in viess 0r
the IfOvoeaiiDD and brutality Of ,he
CNssaeks, resolved 70 petition the ear
70 reduce the ten years. s4nienee 70 q
yfar's Imprisonment aud pardon the
Dilsar IJ-isDaers.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
ELECTION TX BELGIUM.


sorry system.
R-u4-ssssis. Oct 1s-Efacf5o1s for
members ef The CHAMBER OF Deputies
were held throughout Beixi1nn ye-sses-
day Tire voting was under the new
com ,yul-sv-y system which provides 80
we're penalties for nOn-yo,ers- Ine
electors Tere divided into three class
es- 81 follows:
One year residents over Is years of
age. who we're entitIed TO one vote
married rlau and Iid0ve-rs with fam
HES. who pay personal taxes Of FIVE
francs 10 tn. STATE, who had three
votes. and priests and others q posi-
tim and education. who had thres
votes
The clerical party under this system
had great voting strength The 50
cizIfs1S made a strong fight as tae in
dependent party.
I.zbe-aIs are divided and are likely to
show badly IN the places where ths.
cIA-rjcaIs and Socialists are in force
The elections were orderly. except a.
Al0sst- in East Flanders- s-har- collis
ions occurred t-@txt-an the supporters
Of Able Daens. Christians Socialists
and N yO-s;e. the clerical leader. " 10
few days ago was stoned by g mob
and forced TO fee for his life
csses- Returns from the Brussels dir
trz1t show the liberals and clericzIs
ran closely and new ballots win prob
ably BE- necessary. In CfEarlerOi and
Lieze- ruiainz and manufacturing ceTl-
tfz-s. rhe radicals and socialists are
also ahead having defeated many lib
e-zl candidates. fneiudinz Frere 10
han the moderate liberal leader. "
De BTuyau. minister Of public works
and agriculture. has been elected in
Ferr1Onfe.
12>tO a in.-|1Jtht-Tbe Catholic can
ijdats=s have been reelected in all the
Flemish towns with lzrge matOTitie=s-
As far ~ as>csr11iDs7d zt This hour II ap-
pears the first trial Of the Dew sys-
ts=rI has resulted IN a severe ciEsck Tor
ibe moderate liberalS- to the benefit
Of the clerjcsls and SOCIALISM The
eIericals VIII remain the government
party, having OI,J,oSed 10 them q d.
vi6s-d minority Of liberals and sociaI-
ists.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
NO EsrANoLrno ALLIANCES.
Tht. Country WIN Sos Interfere B~r-e~n
China and Japan

View York Oct- IA special IT.
patch from Washington says: The
United States hais been invited by the
aIIadruTle alliance eOInIr1-.-d Of Great
Br1tain. Francs. Germany and Russis-
70 join II IN q friendly Intervention in
tie war b-Eussn China and Japan
Tine Invitation viii b. declined The
d4-s:iiuniiOn II based On the IGNORED
policy ~ the government 10 avoid any
entanG5inE alliances with foreign pow
sr7t- Acknowledgment j. made Of tins
ruth II Ttisrt the Invitation has 10 say
about the deAirabili;y Of the rss1Dra-
tlOT Of the J--aEss. eic.. but In the J,jlitt.
language 81 Diplomacy il IL pointed
Out that this country has 50 far tnrfyer
very well attending 70 it's own biIss5-
ness and that - long as II continues
10 prosper By that policy it viii npt Dc
par from it.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
gggT SUGAR selslrs.
Results Of tome Experiment. made .,
ImAh4.


Omaha. Ss-b.. oct jG.-'J'lie Columbia
Di>;iiIiBy company. tiIe strongest en-
efGJ 81 Tie WHISKY sirnNi, to-day rnatls.
public tiue Yesnjfs u sn cxps,PlasDi
yesterday ny which they prS1u,,.. q
very fair gc5iiiy spirit from sugar beei
JGDiass4,s.
The success pf the djaiIIsiion IL more
important from the fact that 1t s}II AZ.
ford adGsii0nsi profit 10 the sugar man.
nfa.tusrs and cheaper .I,e faaBufsc-
ture of whisky, The jDj'istory s,eDs
jn ti,4 manufacture 81 beet sugar spls.
lis Hrrs 'skeD sSsyersj dag o 70, wi,o.s
ting hrs, gar NJ the n1oissses Was w..
n5rsa aud the contents dra wn IN into
tiie jBfoeu>e vat IN which the sjkaIt
wtseb has tseeg gssilercd from ths nj!
10 wJ,icf, tie Is-ess baYe grown is tert.
YanzcJ. 10 -" r0w IeDjasses IL addeJ
at>af ~ yer csbt NJ malt ADD ysss.
s1d . qulot1ty Of ths chemical preo-
assAcS w1lse y lspepAs4 - y ees.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

CO-osEEATIvg business and manu-
featuring enterpris1s have q record Of
many failures in ihls country. but 30
England they appear 70 have bsen
more uniformly sEccessfal, IN twenty
yesrs ending Nith 1891 the number o,
cooperative societies ia Great Britain
increased from 7sG 80 1916. their capt.
tai from SIz,sD7, O9O 70 S36,III, no.
the annual sales from z37 .5is $50 to
sz53 So .4SJ, and the annual profit
from 1881. sos 70 1851 40. Whist
English men Of business can do
Americans sho8ld be able 70 rsr1sa.
under Ike conditions and with equal
" satisiactory results.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

New York. oct. Ex-senator Calvin
r, Brir@. president Of the Lake Erie
and Western railway snd chairman NJ
TIE committee on the REORGANIZATION
Of rho Union Pacific roads IN the ysD-
ate. had this 10 ray tD-sIay.
'~Ibe railroads could not form ,raz,
'Tith iiss law a. u IL At present. sDcl,
combine would be Ike . r0le. OF ssud.
stid having n0iIrIBe to bold ii together.
We must have I~,pIing IezaIized aud
permitted before ne eap get together Z,
John Is G1%an. general counsel t,y
the Baltimore apd Ohio road, ssid: II
izse heard nothing about the f,stns-
ton ~ the proposed trust, and knoyy
tbat gu, company js not identified Win
itsf'
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

London. Oct. IA dispatch to tho
Times from Car. Town says the POr.u.
gtIese town Of LoureDz0 SarquEz ID ia
Il complete state Of siege All lie
1trszsts on the land side Of the town
are barricaded 20 prevent II possible
tho entry Of the Kaifirs. who are ia
arms against the Portuguese. Gnns
are mounted at the barrscadss and d
guard u kept 6y Portuguese marine-
-Four hundred soldiers from a Gordon
from SEraa TO Reunion Point Til.
town will bs al the mercy Of the Ba-
lives " they make an attack. Tii.e
authorities are doing the best with
the limited means at their command 70
protect the place.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
The KING OF TONGA.
Be VIII Propo.. 20 the Trise~s4 os Bz-
vail

Vancouver. y. g. OCT Jg-Tbe
steamer Arswa arrived to-day bringing
the following Australian adyiees from
Victoria The New South WAKES Kr-
ee:utise assembly has passed a resol1-
ton fayoFiug the extension Of fran
enj.e 10 women BIZ a vote of - 10 ~.
During the last session Of the Tonga
Parliament meeting OF the CHIEF
was held TO discuss the lrnpor,s nj
question Of choosing wife for the
king -Four names were submitted 10
his majesty. The first H. a 5aUziiie-
Of the late King Of Hawaii, and sister
10 the Lately deJos1ed queen: s.-eos1.
daughter Of NaileDta. King Of Ran0z :
third. daughter of Latte TiEnOfe. bad
ing chief Of YiJi. and. fourth. daughter
" Iaatau, high ToDpan chief, late
deeszas4-d. II IL said tine king was
PLEASED 10 acesJD, the gpzgest5on and
that Z proposal Of marriage will b.
gent 20 the nret named lady. vino IL in
England completing her studies.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
a BIG RAILROAD COMBINE.
President Ha<sinxtoa say. II 4. No,
Tru.t

Washington. Oc1- I9.-c. r. Hunt
insIOn- wiIs-sI questioned to-day regard.
ing she dispatch from Chicago stating
irat a Increment - on foot 70 combine
all the railroads in iiae country run
Ming saht mad west from the Atlantic
and Pacific and other road In g irus;.
said. THE question il asked whether
~ not railroad trus, f. ts-ing formed
70 operate the roads Wazss Of the Mis-
'sjsaipDI. and say no. There s.--sns
% De necessity Of cfIeap~iiiDg In
some way the cost 81 transl,os1aEsorl.
One Of the large items II The multi
phcIty Of agents u each company
boxing after each separate interest
Therefore, II II proposed to haze one
Oiflce for All the companies. each com
pany doing ifs oen business and get.
ting all the MONEY u resolves. II L.
very difficult 70 advance rates. 10
the next thing - 10 $50 II there e. no.
some way by which We can economics.
- ~ TO get more net Dut Of me gross
than We are now r7ceiying7
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
HAsE s.oeEho.aes. .a1d.

BlsiOD, Oct 1S,-Tbe Boston stock
holders Of the Capital National bank OK
Lincoln. Seb., have been sized by
Henry X. Hayden, receiver Of the bank
20 recover dividends psi. upon their
siock during the last ton years.
similar action has been brought By
Mr.. Hayden against other stDckh0lderg.
me total amount involved being SZJ5@
isfJ. Dne-ieptb of which has been paid
10 HDsi0n investors. The receivers
claim tilat the bank was actually insoi-
vent during fi1e ten years II paid 6lyl-
defidz.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
THE SOLDIERS. HONE.
Jsd<n Barns D~<sae~ That II sAAH Have
Ike ArprSprisstos-

Denver. Oct 12-Jrdse Burns yes
rsrfzy ordered that a writ OF mar
Stau1Lss issue against State Auditor
sSno-lF Eoourz. requiring him 10 pay 70
the Soldiers and Sailors Home co,r-
mission the $27p.Hsb balance OF appro-
p-ialjon made by the ias< legislature
f0- the support Of the bone
Auditor GoodysooDtz has maintained
In shfs suit that the bin making the APP
preparation Eras unconstitutional and
-isSE rhe revenue Of the state would not
permit The payment Of this npp-opria
i50n after o-hsr appropriations we're
paid He claims that he had already
issued warrants more than covering
any available funds for the current
ysa- and paid particular attention 10
the nsres-dSies Of the penITenriary and
other state institutions which Mtssr DC
Geps alive
The court decided finally 10 take shc
matter Of accounting into his 0wD
hands and this decision Il the result
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

ys.t the salts Ii Is left In the vat fSr
a sfso<r time until the aikah IS uans
formed when the process OF fernnen "a,
ton begins. and IL IS then pampea
into oxse OF iise large fermensing Sas-
xfssrs il lies for not Es0re than seventy
two hours until the PROCESS OF fe1-
Efseusa ton is complete The process "'ss
ns-ver uled before IN THIS county,
-s.f,srrh m has been in use in Europe
T1,s rrr,st rs-1,sl. claim It IS not cheap
er than the old process aud Is of ut
tie consequence
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

The estate 81 the la2s John Stein
nerger has long besn distributed ia
lae bsliG' tflas no will existed Nov .
uriil has been fled Osgusa;hing :he
property 70 0ihers than She Ones hold
ing il. The circumstance must rs in
tfresting 10 lawyers, oIt II the Two
sGts Of claimants arc Of an economical
iu-n they viii rsinqiisn every right
and b happy 10 leasn iiaa: the estate
will cOgsr the certain legal and poss!-
Die judicial fec.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
TWELVE PORTUGUESE KILLED.
Ees.i4 Of the AJAX on Iss-.s,D Mar

LONDON. Oct. ga dispat.f to the
Times from LourenzD Iiarqpez ssys
that the Portuguese have politely do
ciined the offer Of Assistance made 10
them by Cecil HilDiss, prime minister
Of Cape CoioBy, to quel rho rebellion,
The dispatch says that tic cable sta
Ton AZ LDuTeDzp Marquee has BEEN
aba ndDDed ~ has the cable connected
with the British 8ar-lip Thrush, from
which 81 dispatches are sent. The
correspondent " the Times continuing
says;
The 2Oy@rn15 yesterday told NJ
that he did not bsiieye ibe reteIs U0alsi
attack iiis town. but they attacked IL
tDls IlDfIin2 and we're FepuJsed by %
heavy cann1nadc. Twelve. P0rtu2lIcz-.
were killed. The country il 10 oDef.
revolt, and the authorities iaik Of a.k-
ing ASSISTANCE fTrm the TrsBsyssl. TlD.
situation Is nDbeasable.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

AnA<s@pnyiiie. I'D. oct. J3.-Key
UY. anith, well known ~, religious cjr.
cieS throughout Indiana. while breach
ing Z, Winchester became Jpfatua;s.n
with tie wife NJ Fred Helm. Nr.
HELM. strangely enough. feli IN love
Win Mr.. smith. aDd the result MAS
they traded wives. This caused 4
s@sf,"aiipn and i,fcasssstased Hr. smsth's
Retirement from the ministry. Yex.Ir.
dsy the judge Df the circuit court ~
Anderson district granted Mrs. Smith
d IiySee.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

THg pugiiistic controyersy has
reached the faecical stage Fitzsim-
mons cOupiainS Ma. COrbett. AZ cham
piOn Of tile void. must accept cilal-
Ienge from him yet declares that Il
ne. KItzHmmons, gains she champion
snip ne viii refuse 70 Ggi9t Peter Jack
sDn On account Of color. though Jack
son Il Irsrlaps the one man who can
defsa: him A. long AZ Fitzsimnons
maintains tdis attitude toward jack
sou 20 long will COrbass have bop
hole Of escape in popular opinion.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

Heriln, Oct Eli IL announced hero
10 a dispatch from ~. Petersburg thai
the Russian rsspS IN lbs towns. VII
lagos and passes on the Chinese fran.
tier are being greatly re40Eerced s,A
that large quantities Of provisions ana
war material Constantly arrive ~
tls4ss pieces.
EvssyAing, u js sd1ed, II hespS se-
psxed fx : Harvard uoyssnept iuso
Ena, = this should b dsc3dSd y g
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20

Vow thss the changes have heen
pretty well urun2 On The old fad Of
canesr-prociBGiu tomatoes. the other
extreme h being ra.OrTed ~ by the
adoption Of all sOrts Of commonplace
vegetable - sntidOses- Bed clover
i being PIT forth a. q sure cancer
cure. In many parts " ;he country
zby abnormal swelling II a. ones
looked upou a. = 'urnOr Of ihs malig-
cant typs, and rcd cioTsr eating a:
once urged
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-20
PArHor1sn in japan anirnate- al

tAEsISELoN IN japan anlGnalfss 81
ranks o. tas people, sne nlend!cant,
priests and nuns cOntrfbate their mites
10 tho wa- fund. Fhils tbs empress
and the Ladiesoi The nobility give their
jewels and prepare Wiih their own
hands lins ana other Arrangements for
the wounded THE patriotic spirit in
gites the admiration Of al the world
except China, ann may not be without
appreciation even In that torpid and
insensiOle land. which nas ihe best Of
ss4sOn for oeing interested in Il.