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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-03-14
sHERrTFs SALE.

In the Circuit Court OF the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clatsop,-7
| Rose G. Jackson, Plaintiff, VS.. j. j.
KINNEY, Defendant 2d Hol'6lIoG
BY virtue of an execution and order
of sale issued out of and under the seal
lbf the uboye.entitled Court, in the
above-entitled cause, on the 2lst day OF
February, 1894, and to me directed,
uponi a decree Of foreclosure and judg-
ment rendered therein, on the 2Srd day
of December, lS98 In favor of the above
named plaintiff, and against the above
named defendant. for the sum OF
1856 %, and the costs and disbursements
or this action, taxed at $l6.S0 and notice
isH hereby given that ON Tuesday, the
Srd day of April 1894, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m, Of said day, in front OF
the County Court House door, In the
City OF Astoria, in said County and
State, L shall proceed to sell all the
right, title, claim and interest of the
above-named defendant In and to the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered FIVE @), thirteen QSl
and fourteen QD, in block numbered
one hundred and sixty-two Q6Q, in the
town. now City, of Astoria. as laid out
and recorded by John Mcclure, and eXt
tended by Cyrus 6inEy, and situated in
,Elatsop a County Oregon, Oh 50 much
thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
the asid sum Of SSS6.eS, and the costs
and disbursements taxed sat $3.50, and
costs of this rsyitr at public
auction. TO the highest bidder, for cash
ipI haphs in UnitedI States gold coin, at
time OF sale. II, A. SMITH, Z
odTSherltI Of Glatsop Conntyll Oregon,
m Datsf AsFqns, Orseg March LIST, 1894,
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. bna emoa aIi1rIpH, TABLR.
nOdY 10 Hnfu1UI ng D1U IfBU !"
tiYEsTERpAY,si WEATHER,

slt dronI,Y 9wIAeather3l fofj the twenty -four
no,sBdhfs ending ats b! ms yesterday: tur7
moo rished by theiU. aIDepartmsnt of Ag'
tsaa riouIture weather, bureau, su,io.sa gii
''sSs SayiYi,,rn femperature, 50 degrees
9inotn2ihimam temperature,s4 40 degrees; pre-
pnR cbItati6ni "a dnchsi aniyirIn yettG Az
TotHhpreeipitatio from July j 1898
to date 7884 inches; EXCESS pf precapr n ~
tation' from July l, 1888, to Date, zSris
,nchea .l9as9V odi ''F
gsw looq1sVlL ta 1lo,t--1t s1olsa -1if
eyo[ OF beriTQDAYIs' WlEffATHilESkktnor HilESkktnor ,ian
bnG b9soqoIq pnd ,l1ig LQOdas gnaL gj.dlL ,,,,,
Portland, March 1S.6sFFor WashlnpgtsoMn alh gIsM
and Oregon: Rain. - -
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possibly be impaired.

The Pacific Journal isYotey'al cQqsi11
cradle portion Of its last weeks issue to
an attack upon Judge Mcbride for his
deeislon-in-th Olsen case. Incidentally,
the Pacific county Journalist gives some
Vmhlobs JtldiestI1dl % I4ki With viii
fbe AZ ieast lamushsl llAf hbt Instructive,
to Judge Mcbride, for whom they are
intended, II the. supreme court ever abb
serbs the information that the journal
so seahasiFodAys bgstJ%g1 the Ore gor
judges decision will surely be reversed
! shband the fauesHonTmyolHed come be-
fore that tribunal for settlement. I'VE
may remark" says the Journal, rfoi
'TA " lhJIIVHDnlE cIlDuI tIVu1I L.,
the benefit Of the Oregon jprist, that
this law has been held constitutions
by Judge Whom Is as learned, If not the
equal, OF the oregon judge, and his
name is Judge Langh0rnalhi5Weia iapotf
; literally Judge Lapghorne, VIII DOUBT
4 less be elated at9this send-off, nwhile
Judge Mcbride, dmay feel9 that his re-
\ bbOvery rs somewhat doubtful after sus-
tanning auobsa eGrushngh hlowuo 9dj
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MILES NERVE AND LlVnR PILLS,

d Act on. ANEW princlplerr regulating
the liver. stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. Dr.
Miles Pills speedily, cures billiousness,
bad taste. torpid liver. piles, constipa-
ton. Unedualed for men. women and
chiidreh. Smallest. rnildest, surestl 50
docosi s5dets. Samples free. ut chas.
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iTHEiI IBEST3rslG .uoIaa'aanU
"' I2 tRREAD. MAN g4'd yab

In this elty,4s A, A, CLEVELAND the
baker D., He, ,kneads good bread for all
who need good bread, and takes the
cake" for making the choicest confec-
.tionery. q Whenever YOU are not busy,
and feel inclined for q, loaf, don't forget
to call on CLEVELAND, at the Oregon
Bakery % '''''''| i'' l-'''il''''' ga
sDa1 ta.rff,. tl.l- t,,f4 .tg,..,ftgfo ~
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luItlIl H4D.l euiusHil ~ no QGiIi.l N
Astoria feels nretty certta1Hln t1Hl Of having
~ railroad janaothe lpenple are hopeful
for the futureni The papers have begun
cornmendable movement To- induce
the ,inapguration of factories, and .lf
this is reduced TO- practice the city sby
the sounding sea- will soon develop her
natural resources. But there must be
something done besides printing articles
ori talking on the sstreettss ETnttsrprise
must be saXerGised and maneYi spent
and tAstoria must1 learn that without
she helps herself she viii never be sue
eessfui" Other Cites Would do Wen 10
fqllqwl this same, advice and the result
would .beioaquallyo nbenafcialorTimes-
Mduntaineer. mdldH 1lR -%2
I All very 'Geil,l but lAEtofians should
get due, credit for, what they have done,
The Tmes-Mountaipeera should be
mindful lOf uthe fact that the present
magnificent land subsidy win be Of suf-
ncient' yai2e' When the road is built to
iIOl 'uptlW N0i1nan1 qNl Ntth .u1hhl 81
pay, ppiH,st0 for the eptire oSest 9fa construction
jWheniwork has -beenl begun, there will
ibe no oilacknof enterprise IN starting
factories Shd Industries of various
,f e. irEut al sud tittuItlHtuu uiiI iHft
kinds Astorians have never been back
ward in spending money when the least
enoOrgemsntihas, been given t1ot auns
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been this day appointed
the administrator of the estate Of A. *.
Barrow, deceased, by the county court
Of Clatsop county, Oregon. All parties
having claims against said estate must
present the same, duly verified, to the
Undersigned at the office of Fulton
Bros, attorneys, in Astoria, Clatsop
county, oregon, wltlliii six months frcm
this date. i'5E i'l
q5uo lm 1uuJ eU S. II. .AMES,
Januarv od 1904 -uH
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aalyOta9 l9i}RhHES iIfkfs1f QUESTION:

IhJ W tpiibpl LlabiL-44a4+~ lilifAbDhi u ~ Il
banIsntrhei retirement of Alr. Gladstone is&
'smii pbiiticar evehe OF the hfstmagnitude,
quo although 9Gg1issisr19t G Il not lfev6ldti0ha4ys The
government of S21fellI;aa the Grand d oid Man has
beSHp Alhediafiy peirlsdhafIR its charaFe77
-sdG tsrdand his has been ltheri1fiuepce that
-snlNh BbuHd togethet ti4efseveal faatons,
s'a1ae sisa real l'g.sn gr.esanso 81 nthe retirement is
xe othqughl by manyntp IPpiai,hli Pa bis fatiKqe N
adt aeompromislng g with tha extEemslPfopl
e1IT ~RVtHAvs been pressing him and who
ylbadh w be e95Rtitatedilto to hold the ma
g gsaSag 9aS3T S$ dSS g}sI.S s ssS3 SA aasw
radicals, wh0darso chiefly aa, eSPFpesssiippn sssip
Of ttheIpclytcs p # sgEgqheh sogTEgrqphzeedh labor the
Irish radicals, who would force their
dor faaasafes gfTsbJf rhn9 IN seasohiand but
sa sn,aa SEASON sS5aSs sdns haPS SaSf of
bna Ragnall Abe Welsh AND sHotGhb dcSf1urfh
rof OCaiseatablishnAent ofaotimsa thencnr ofea-
aeblsqsionaii destfoyersI the house ofilpfds;
bra Ire Rtgads9Sates 81 Immediate ana hhori 9
,sNoas, payal eTpeBditpEss r,sMA[IF5r MIF5 fllaaff- flaff
edt IstOnes' stprqgrsw Of putting ina hunch
of radical measures to be esrejected 'lby
.noE1the4qsds,aepq IgiYe peosaflqnd ndfoF az ana
power to a cry to go before the country
oarst was yffaiqre and the PSiRR54In PSiRRt5 q YsfNr
20 1odnesR was that the majoFlN 9tbthe peo7
-voa PIE Of knslandqon the Irish home rude
suiId41uestidn lRres~ith the lords ana against
4oa yshs y thNlss hNlsH more ti@ thian fDys fny
nt sncahIpG re elae, that hali made MAJ SiAa7
-suGo stones position untenahleV Heynof only
,ob4aelVsd the physician strength, abut the
politicalzupportmit ieppeal suScess- s, !,
Aria fgSllly gll to the IfGypntry.N .aoaainq 40
!, h.,doI,opd, Rosebery, who sueeeeds Gladr
o,lsrd stongy Is aEonsummate poiitioianfwiehi a
nouI'tRuge f6rtuHsch nne instinct for Under
aal % q 2%Fndns AHA Sains PabliiS Pi OpintSS ppSSS and
baa laI tuEnps eergepeies 70 prpqtls' as y, N -
esnod clOhinsithe heacoalostrike, andtwinni1g 'hs
oyh gratitude of the classes and masseF he
sissI but a4s Years old and 'his firm hand
uaRas been feltA IN foreign aAffirs. He IS
snoiirtntanselg ramhltioasp iaAnaudaD aD0'aaous y "
a1eaassPssrs A., n, a.,feelIns,lshat ne willnok long
nd nlBAAd Ssonreaiierkhit this time, anh that
-orq 99ltlWHp} WH a. 9aaNGGgSgged9a aaNG Bg a9conserkatve
-lH 9hi To nOl1GaOIuR obi Inl NuiplN tl4{f.a
administrators but this may lppe M nus !.
calculation In the mouse he has MAJ
,o,,tyI ~ b,,t eortv t 70 start with. and the
i0di aPaEI4ii faction ana radseal factlOn nu'nl
b9eges r b9bRgst sbRgst 4Sae 2s9 enough ID thru
.IBbu1 351iO9 al aluloQ uN 10 QoItl .n p
the scale; but they have nothms 70
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banI2nIfhe retirement of MT Gladstone isIs
smit pblidcar evehe Of the fifstfmagmtude
Su' although Il Is not ifeVolutionary. Ths
b9nobngdB 5d log QtHl "a,
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AS HE is KNOWN ABROAD.

"BGRhIo Bin" Who Is known all over
this country Las Cold William Cody, the
proprietor OF the Wild West show, ana
Of p splendid ranch in Nebraska. on the
Union, Pacific railroad near, Grand
Island, has. reeently,ibyl reason OF a itiii-
Guilty with one Fred May, attracted the
attention, pf English journalists. Here
Is what the, London Globe has 10 say of
hlmi, ,'ThN eaRlegrams lNnnounce that
Cpl. GadX Mhaawul, bedTemembered IN
L0ndapI has bean EetuTnsd asimayof Of
NehraslNar .NaHkattan selsotiar could
haRe been ,psadaouGieL G0sl,istas the
friend of,R man named Boonaawho ais
covered KentpekN,ip lG-sarAfber martsa
Ing the granddaughter,pf adistingulsh-
~ Gantlemana, ,lSnownldns Sitting H6lt
FROG. Cody was twice goyernor-of' ChI>
cago. and at one time was mayor Of
the Arkansas legislature. He also served
in the confederate army under ben But
,ler, ,NhpIsA iefllldRtlN sRfadded Newdn-
leans against Gen. Longstreet. sgThe
PROVINCE of Detroit KpHETled him fof
his kalit6rlp servieS by adding hlmSto
1Qnl vs. Rtrodofed a hill fOr
sltrS |the N u Buffalo,aip
'ws Aln hi hat 4 81 lnasss ''Buf.
~ Bille |col has o large
j.ll.ch in K,oula I'm time FOR lit
esNlSsA and w. for ee Atlantic
alslsSkA a newspaper edited by Marx
Twain ana Uncle Thomas Cabin. 4 gem,
j made fame by his nceso
~ tff ~4tHfoi,Ae .nu 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13

At the quarterly meeting OF the Rhode
Island Homeopathic Society last evening
the following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That the Rhode Island Homeo-
pathic Society cordially approves the
endeavors OF the Rhode Island Medical
Society to completely separate the
State Insane Asylum from its penal
aud reformatory institutions, and to
place Il under the direct charge and con-
troll OF properly educated medical SUI
perintendent, IL assisted by such q stan
as will secure to each patient that treat
ment which In held In confidence by
himself and friends, all TO be under the
immediate control of the State Board
OF Charities and Corrections, and
the president is authorized 90 appoint n
suitable committee TO appear before the
Legislature and the State board Of chari-
ties and corrections In personal advocacy
OF this measure.
DIR. II. A. Whitmarsh, president OF the
association, then appointed the following
committee: Drs. w. II. Stone, 1. w. Lau-
rim and Robert Hall
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stranger Than Fiction.

Ia consequence Of mental malady a
Georgia lady. Mrs. Byrd, conceived it
her duty to live apart from her husband,
Charles r. Byrd, and in order that he
might apply for y divorce forged docu-
ments which would give him cause.
The husband, knowing they were not
true, bot thinking that 90 humor his
wife would ouTe her malady, he present.
ed tho papers to the legal authorities,
and divorce was granted. The eK-hus-
band Immediately began to make love
10 his former wife again and proposed
marriage in due form, but although she
appeared happy ia his company and
would 40 with him 10 tho thester and
like places she absolutely refused his
proffer Of marriage and expressed a
wish that ke would wed a girl whom
she named. Now Mr. Byrd is seeking
to have the decree Of divorce set aside
ATLANTA Correspondent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13

FOURTEEN WRITS
Served in the Office OF a
Woonsocket Company.


WooNsocKEr, Oct. 13.-Fourteep VIRUS
were served on the officers and STOCK
holders Of the River Spinning Company
Of the city of Providence AZ the
instance Of United States Attorney
General German, charging them with yio-
lating of the contract labor law. This
action ID the resultof the statements
made by employees who went out on
strike from the River Spinning Mills,
on September /. They said that they
were brought to this county from Europe
TO work in the company's mills.
Providence Agent Has Nothing to Say.
The agent for the company, who has an
office at 81 Westminster stress in this city,
has nothing to say In re-
gard to the matter and neither
denies nor affirms the statement that a
writ has been served against the COM
pany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
BRIEF LOCALS,

Box 2S3 was pulled for fire in barn
owned by Jacob Covington at "A Carter
street.
Coroner Lincoln says that Bridget Came
ron's death by an electric car was due
simply to misfortune.
An Olneyville electric car and one OF
Carpanter's ice wagons collided in Bur-
CESS square this morning. Several win
dows were broken in the car and the
wagon was somewhat damaged.
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THE VICTIMS.
Delegates Elected to the Convention
without Hope or an Idea.

Delegates Elected to the Convention
without Hope or an Idea.
The Democratic ward csucuses were
held last evening for the election of dele
gates from the city to the First District
Congressional convention. The elections
resulted as follows:
Ward 1-John II. Mcguire, +. r. Dons-
hue and j. j. O'Neil.
Ward 2-John b. Walsh, Richard B..
Comstock, Michael f. Munnegle.
Ward 81. j. Glasheen, Patrick Cahir,
j. j. O'Conner.
Ward 4-Henry +. Ayers, John 4. Hard
ing.
Ward 5-M. j. Gslligan, w. ID. Walker.
Ward 6-kugustus 8. Miller, Michael
German, Thomas II. Valpey.
Ward Thomas y. Roach and p. w.
Meehan.
Ward S-Isaac Hahn and John H..
Walch.
Ward 9--P. II. McKenns, William Doris
and William Wolf.
Ward l0.-George j. West, w. F. Ryan
and Patrick Denahy.
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RESCUED THE CREW.
The Norwegian Bark Thomas G. Folk
lowed into Mobile Harbor.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 13.-The Norwegian
bark, Thomas q. Folk Of st. Venger loaded
with mahogany and abandoned during
yesterdays gale, was overhsuled We'd
nesday morning by the steamer Jarl
and towed In here today. The crew were
rescued by the bark Jabez, and landed at
Pensacola. The Norwegian bark Jo-
han Ludwig, from Pensacola, was also
encountered by the Jarl, and an attempt
was made TO tow her in, but the lines
parted. She was left 40 milse southeast
OF Mobile. The captain reported the
first mate lost overheard and one seaman
seriously injured.
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he SHOT HIRSFlF.

MONTREAL, Oct. 13.-The community
was shocked yesterday, by the
death, under sad circumstances
OF w. r.. Elmenhorst, the we'll
known president Of the st. Lawrence
Sugar Refinery. He had for some time
been suffering from nervous prostration,
and was In very bad health. He left his
house TO 60 to his stables in the rear.
Shortly afterwsrd the report OF q re-
volvsr was heard, but no notice was taken
OF IL st the time. An hour sfterward Mr..
FImenhorst was found dead, having shot
himself.
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REWARD FOR ROBBERS.
The Railroad and Express Companies
Offer Large Rewards.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 13.-Over S50,-
600 was the value OF the booty secured by
the two train robbers who held up the
Central Overland between this city and
Davidsville. 1t is doubtful whether rich
er haul was ever made by robbers in this
state.
Wells, Fargo & Co., and the Southern
Pacific Railway Company, have offered a
reward Of $500 for the capture OF the
robbers and 5000 for the recovery Of the
coin. This Is an addition to the State re-
ward.
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Found Dead I'm an Alley.
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
Iowa CITY, Ia, Oct. 13.-Ex-Sheriff
John Coldren, leader OF the Democratic
forces against Congressman Haines, was
found dead in an alley on the west
side of the Iowa river last night.
The cause OF death is mystery. He ate
supper ~ usual and gave orders about
business and the campaign about Al hour
before be was found.
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8y The Associated Press.

~ TIC Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct. 13.-It is announced here
in dispatch from st. Petersburg that the
Russian troops in the towns and villsges
on the Chinese frontiers are being greatly
reinforced and that large quantities of
provisions and war material are constantly
arriving at these places.
Everything, it Is added, is being pre-
pared for forward movement into China
II this should be decided to be neces-
sary.
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ROMANTIC COUPLE.
Believed to Have Perished in Carry
ing Out Their Plans.
BIZ The Associates Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Alpheus s. Cody,
relative of William f. Cody, has mys-
teriously disappeared. Cody told his
brother Robert that a young lady with
whom he was in love was romantic and
wanted a test OF his courage. He pro-
posed to her to lower himfelf by a rope
from the Brooklyn bridge. She was to
be underneath in boat ready to pick
him up. Robert believes the couple at
tempted to carry out the plan and were
killed
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DIED.

BATTEY-In this city. Oct. IL, Bertrice Eve
line. daughter Of George w and Emma H.
Battey, aged year and months
CHEVERS-In this city, Oct IL, Lewis Chase,
son of Aurion Villa and Hattie Childs
Chevers. la the l2th year of his age.
Notice of funeral later
DUGAN-In this city. Oct IL, Michael Dugan,
aged 40 years.
MCKENNAln his city, Oct. IL. Ann, widow
of Hugh McKenna.
PORTER-In this city, Oct. II, Jennie daugh-
ter of Thomas nd Margaret Porter, aged
years, months and day.
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Nearly Wiped Out by Fire.
Nh The Assoc latsd Press.

BU UIf AkSDttUIcu FFtsf.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA special to The
Republic from Mobile, says: The town of
Biloxi, Miss, 60 miles south Of Mobile,
with a population of 10000, was nearly
wiped out by fire yesterday.
Mobile was called on for assistance.
The loss is about 100000; the insurance
one half. The origin is said to have been
incendiary.
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fIReMEN's vAcATIoSs.,

The following membe OF the fre de-
part ment are TO have their vacations next
week. A. q. Davis Of Hose 3, John Regan,
Engine "a; ID. II. Bigney, Engine 2; H r.
Kelley, Hose p; c. A. Cook, Engine ~;
J. l.. Msthewson, engine \. V. y. Grant,
Hook and Ladder 4; Frank kenney, Hook
snd LADDER u ". X. Curtis. Hoss A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
SELECTING THE PLACE.

City Engineer Shedd spent this fore
noon laying out paths in Davis Park, and
this afternoon went with Mr.. Hill, of
Newport, TO fix upon good location for
n plant for the new sewage clarifying
system, in case il should be adopted.
1t was concluded that the junction OF
the two rivers would be most favorable
and a report will soon be made to the
Council smbodying estimates as TO the
cost and area required.
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NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
nv The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 13. - Ex-
Senator Thomas w. Palmer,
president of the Worlds Col
umbian Exposition, is lying seriously
I'll at his home here. He has been sick for
several days. He is said TO be suffering
from nervous prostration, attacks OF
which he has had quite frequently OF late.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
ENOUGH OF DEMOCRACY.
A Leading Paper Announces That 1t
Will Be Republican Hereafter.

KEoxuK, Ia, Oct. 1s.-The Keokuk
AnEeiger, the leading German paper in
southwest Iowa, yesterday renouncsd
Democracy and came out square for the
Republicans. George Hanze, the editor,
charges the Democratic party with fail
ure to carry out its pledges.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
MARINE REPORT.
The List Of Arrivals and Departures Of
Vessels at This Port.
PORT or PROVIDENCE, Oct. Is.
Arrivals.


STEAMERS Rhode Island. Williamson, New
York; City of Newport. Kelley, Newport;
Richard Borden. Mason. Fall River; Queen
City, Pettey. Seaconnet.
TUGs-Robert A. Packer. y and w No 2.
SCHooNER-i5ianche III. King, Bennett. New
port News: Jessie X Burt, Burt. Philadelphia:
LIZZIE Mathewson, Allen. Port Au Prince.
with dogwood for ID Lewis; Annie l. Hen
derson, Barter. Brunswick. Ca. with hard
pine lumber for James A Potter; Able Bah
cock, Babcock, Philadelphia; Sandy Hook,
Orison. Fishers Island; Jamer q Beacher.
smith, Philadelphia; Harrison. Greenport:
Lenora. Bellaty, Bangor. with lumber for
Pawtucket.
BARGEs-Brooklyn, Bonito. Bustle. Brill
liant, John Wyman. Bouquet.
Sailed.
SyEAMERs-Rhode Island, Chatham. Saxon,
City of Newport, Richard Borden, Queen City.
William Marvel. q w Danielson.
SCHooNERs-Elwood, Harlow, Marjory
Brown. Alaska, III Whitehead, Gardner B
REYNOLDS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13

BosTos, Oct. ID. The following officers
were elected by she National Horseshoers'
association: President, J. G. Buckley;
vice president, p. j. Csnty; organizer and
statisticisn, Daniel Rsardon; secretary
and treasurer, w. J. Moore. Detroit was
selected as the place for the next conven-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
Iumb.r scbooner Ab.ndon,a.

NORFOLK, Oct 10 = Schooner Robert
6 Graham. from Brunswick, Ga, with
lumber, for New Bedford. Mass, was
abandoned in a sinking condition wednes-
day evening or Chlncoteayue Her crew
were brought To Hampton Roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
Crossing Tender to be Arrested.

A warrant was issued at 3:20 o'clock
this afternoon for the arrest of James
Keough the man who had charge OF the
gate at the Brayton avenue crossing OF
the Consolidated X. II. at the time that
James Moffutt was killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
Held For Murder.
BIZ The Ae,ocln,ef prcs,.

Eu Inc deS0cidicd PrcsL
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 13.-Sergeant
Scheuler OF Fort Porter, who was shot
through the bowels by Sergeant Marriott
yesterday, died this morning. Marriott
has been held for murder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13

John Moehan found pocket boook be-
longing to Harry Taylor q peddler, IL
was returned, and the findes was given =
for his tronble. The book contained &
snd some small change.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
KEEP OFF THE STUMP.
Attorney General Says BibbIe Must
Cancel all His Political Dates.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 13.-United States At
torney J. II. Bibble, of the Eastern Dis
trict ofthis State, had made out list OF
appointments OF political speeches
I'm his district. He has been
notified by the United States Attorney
General that he must cancel his appoint
ments and refrain from partisan political
2peaking.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-13
A Mold Robbery.

CINCINNATI. Oct. ls.-on Fourth street,
In broad daylight, messenger Of the Sec
ond National bank was robbed OF $500 in
cash and coupons and cash drafts Of an
unknown value.