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Meeting ofthe County Central Demo
cratic Committee.

The members of the Democratic Central
Committee of Carroll county are hereby re-
ouested to meet at the Court House in West
minister, on Monday, July Sth, 1895, at 10
o'clock, a. M, to fix date for Primary Meet
ings and County Convention for the purpose
of selecting Five Delegates to represent Car
roll county in the State Convention to be held
in Baltimore on the 3lst day Of July, next
and for such other business as may properly
engage the attention of the Committee.
JAMES H. HOOKS, Secretary.
BY order of
ROBERT SELINAN, Chairman.
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THE TARIFF LAW.
It Has Started the Wheels of Indus
try and flushed the Calamity
Howler
,nvAxcE TX WAGES Ar cLEvELAxn.

ADVANCE IN WAGES AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, ONO, June 2S.-The Cleveland
Steel Company today posted notice notifying
their employees that owing to increased bust.
ness and better prices for product, on and
after July l. 1895, the present tonnage rates
ON the piate-mill and plate-mill furnace will
be advanced ten per cent Common laborers
also receive an advance in wages. About $50
men are benefited.
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80 or lnox rorErns n,lsrn.

Pottsiown. July beginning with to-day
the Poustown Iron Company give their pnd
dlers an advance in their wages OF II per
cent, and on July IL the nailers will b. ad-
yanced 10 per cent. II is expected thar other
departments will also be given an advance IN
q short time. About 900 men viii be bene-
tited bv the change.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, in Maryland, letters testamentary on
the Personal Estate of
MARY r. BROWN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 9th day Of February, 1896;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF
July, 1895.
FRANK BROWN,
july6 At Executor.
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II ~ ,rorxp rlllcorr clrr. VI.

There Is just now brighter business out-
look at the different iaeturies ia this vicinity
than for a long period past. and the employees,
who have been forced TO work on partial tsme
because OF previous business siriRgency, are
now. Il Is stated. IN great demand. Al the
Della Cotton Mills Of Messrs. William J.
Dickey & Sons, there has been marked in.
crease IN the business activity within the past
Few DAYS. and the works. with an additional
supply Of hands, are running fall time IN order
goods
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dividend NO. l5e.

Union National Bank of Westminster, !
Westminster, Nd, July l, 1895.
The President and Directors of this Bank
have this day declared Semi-Annual Divi-
dend of Five PER CENT. upon the Capital
Stock of the Bank, clear Of National and
State Taxes, payable on and after Saturday,
July 6, 1896. Baltimore City Taxes and
County Taxes viii he deducted from the
Dividend. J. W. Herring,
iuly6 St Cashier
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DUBLIC SALE
90
LARGE FARM.

~ yirsae Of the last will sad testament 1t
jacob Yiugiing. late Of Carroll county. Nd.
deceased, and by an order of the Osphaas
Court. the undersigned. ~ EXecuIrix, viii sell
81 yHbhe sale, GA the premises. oH
THURSDAY, the lsr day Of AUGUST. 1885,
at O'Clock. p. m. all the land mentioned in
the gill OF Jacob Yiagling. Deceased. consist
ing 81
rs ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
and situated about % miles from Manchester.
on the pubic road leading 10 Snydersharg. /
mile from GFeenmauni Station on b. 4 III. r.
r.. adjoining the farms Of Daniel lingliBg.
John Siansbury. Jacob Gumfael and Others
This property is improved Siih
a large Dwelling House; large A "a =
hank barn, wagon shed, corn 80
crib aud other outbnilding 49,
found on q good farm; young orchard Of choice
fruit; running water near the house aad barn
There is also a good WeatherboarSied Tenant
House on the place, with the necessary out.
buildings. This property has about 3 Acres
q. in good timber land. This property IS
situated in beautiful section of the
county, and convenient to churches,
school. stores and posiotiiee, and would make
a good dairy farm, as there is creamery
within one mile Of the place.
For further information call on the under
signed, living on the place. II desired, the
farm viii be divided and sold in two parcels
with timber land sufficient for both.
Terms of Sale.-0ne-third cash on the day
Of sale, or upon the ratification Of the same by
the Court: oue-third in one year and the re-
naming one-third in two years from the day
of sale; the credit payments 70 be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, bearing interes,
from the day Of sale. or all cash at the option
Of purchaser. -
A. NJ. Ruby, auct. Executrix.
iuly6 Is
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w,crs ,nvAxcrp ~ xrxrrcKY

Ashland, KY, July Am increase Of 10
per cent in wages vent into effect today At
the naii-mills Of the Norton Iron Works. A
ike increase Is TO be effected in sixty DAYS.
Both are voluntary with the company. The
present trade with the plant is the best that
has been had in ten years past.
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1pyAxcyi WAGES.

Cleveland. Ohio, July s.-The Cleveland
City Forge and Iron Company have advanced
the wages of their men 10 per cent. The COM
pany employs 275 men. The advance Is given
because Of increased business.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-07-06

A statement issued By the Treasury Depart.
ment shows decrease ia circulation of all
kinds Of money in the United States during
the last fiscal gear Of SEQ, 000, goo. The popu'
Iation increased during the same period L.
49,. 600
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CPRINGFIELD INSTITUTE, board
- ing and day school for young ladies.
at Sykesville, Md, viii reopen Septem.
Der il, 1895, with a full crops of teachers,
new furniture, etc, Best advantages In Music,
Elocution, Languages and Health. On Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Prices low.
For terms address the Principal,
MISS C. L. LLOYD, A. NJ,
iuue29 lOts Sykesyille, Md.
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Hollidaysburg, July The Portage Iron
Works nj Dancansville. employing about 500
men, announced voluntary increase in the
wages Of their men this morning The pud-
dlers' wages are raised p cents per toa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-07-06

On Tuesday night three attempts were made
to burn the Mecca apartment house in Chiea-
go. Inhammable material was found IN the
basement at three different points In the
house we're eight families.
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ICE CREAM AND ICES.

Having a large supply of Ice, and improved
my facilities, / can furnish picnics, Sunday
schools, excursions, hotels, boarding houses
and private residences with the best quality
of Ice Cream and Ices. Orders will be de-
livered at any time during week days and on
Sunday mornings.
Patrons will please order cream for Sun
days by telephone by o'clock on Saturday
afternoons
Cream of any one favor to families 81 per
gallon; mixed creams at $1.l0 per gallon.
Special prices for large quantities.
JAMES ". BEACHAM,
myIS 3m Ayopdale Md
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SToNER's NURSERY,
Westminster. Md.

Westminster, Md.
| have fine assortment of all kinds of first
class Nursery Stock for Sale, of my own grow
ing, at low prices.
E. ST0NER,
Office l6S west Main street,
iuly6 Amos. Westminster, Nd.
MT. VERNON Sunday School will
AN1 hold Festival ON the evening of the
18th and on the afternoon aud evening Of the
18th. Public invited. julio 2t
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5000 DOLLARS WORTH

sEAsoNABIE MERCHANDISE TO BE SOLD WITHIN THE
NEXT 80 DAYS REGARDLESS OF COST.
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CUPPER AND FBSTIvAL-As Sup
= per and Festival will be held this Satur
dayl afternoon and evening, at the residence
Of Mr.. Jacob L. Shafer, Cranberry Valley, by
Mrs. Lewis Shaffer and other members Of
Beniamin's Reformed Church. julio 1t
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ECoND ANNUAL FESTIVAL of

CECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL of
- West Falls Circuit viii be held in Charles
Flemming's woods, near Mt. Olive Church,
July is. Singing by several Sunday schools,
speeches By prominent Baltimoreans and
others. Question box at 3 o'clock p. m.
Music by Winfield and Morgau's Chapel band.
Ice cream, fruit, confectionery, &c. july o st
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T E II T | L | 4 E Il

SHOULD BE USED THIS FALL ON WHEAT AND RYE
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THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR
n. /. GORSUCH & SON,

WESTMINSTER, MD.
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Federal Finances.

RoBEnr SELLNAY, Chairml
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-27
PRESENT PLANS
'"r Naval EXECUTIONS May Possibly t<
Modified.

"AsiiINGTos. Dec e0.-As the North
n'lan'ic squadron corresponds TO the
british channel squadron in being
charged with the defense Of our most
important coast line. IL may Re that the
authorities will take the view -ha,
prudence would seem to n.cessi,ste
the abandonment of tn. nro,a>..i
evolution of the United States
navy. which would take the
ships away from home and leave
me coast dcfenscless. and also would
cut them off from their base Of supplies
IN the event Of trouble. the principal
coal ports in the waters where the drills
We're to have taken place being in Brit
'sh hands The plans for the squadron.
however. viii not be- fixed until >ec-e-
AIRY Herbert returns to Washington.
Inc armored cruiser Maine has been
attached 70 the north Atlantic squad
on.
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living US THE LAUGH.
England and America Three Irratrea
Year Behind cerm.,y

hAEiIN- Dec @0--concerning the 81
iect ~ President Cleveland's me~~a-e
- me American congress. q. >t.hsya-
naeh- the head Of the banking firm W
birlch f.oeeier. said t. a Representative.
~ the United press yesterday: --Th..
message 81 the president 4 ONLY an
election coup and has NOT 4 sren....I .f..
puursr at all The Russian loan ;nst
oH'ren was over-sub scrit,..d four or
I'VE times The threat convened ~
me message will not have any praeti-
ga effect until both states aise armies.
~ would be different If great military
powers IKE Russia and Austria n~..d
sueh language. but England ana HE
.hi'ed States as regards armies. ara
now IN the same position that German,
Was In the sixteenth centurz-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN the senate. on the 10Th. house Hill
appropr.ating slOO. 90 for he exnanse-
OF the proposed Venezuelan commits
sion was marked by a unanimity Of
sentiment IN favor of the position taken
~ the president in his recent message
whlie singulariv free from passion Or
excitement Senators Morgan dem
Ma anu voorhees, dem. Ind. IA vored
immediate action. but the ma ioritv Of
the Speakers advocated reference 4. the
committee on foreign Relations. The
"SoAte was by consent, as there was
realiy no question before the senate.
ana no action was taken. The hous.
was not In session on the 18th.
\ SPECIAL from Washington. on the
18TH. said President Cleveland and
secretary olney We're surprised at the
expressions of Ambassador Eavard AZ
the Actors club dinner. ia Boston En-
gland on the 18th. as wei ~ 4. NJ
reiiarkable statement apparently dis
crediting the sincerity and Importance
on the presidents message. The am
ods>adors recall was limited at. as was
aiso the fact that MrA Bayard would
Prooa Die take up his residence In En-
gland and seek To become a memberof
parliament
The Manchester Guardian clai, -
nave knowledge that the British for
eign Office will placidly proceed with
out regard TO President Clcveland's
message and the demand for indem..
NIFTY Tor the arrest of members az th,.
british colonial police will be s,eadiIr
pressed upon Venezuela and. If neces.. |
airy, enforced by the admiral command.
ing the West India station
GEORGE Fremont. the leader of -
ear burglars recently arrested in Epf.
lalo. y. H., confessed. on the lgth ,ba,
TOT nearly year the gang had bee,
r"poing the railroads on an avera,e
Tor eacn month Of goods worth sle Ono
ne property was sold to secondhand
ieaiers, one Of whom has confessed ~
buying plumber worth $4,000.
WILLIAM MACK and Henry co,~...
ne keepers In the state asylum for the
insane at Morristown. Y. j.. charged
with the murder Of Nicholas Dolfps
N inmate Of the institution. on or.o-
'er 4. last, were found guilty. on III. .
sth. the court imposing sentence ~ !, ,
ears at hard labor as the penalty in Z
ach case.
FARM hand by the name ~ S,,s
rum was arrested and lodged in iail $
ottawa. kas.. by Detective Mont. q
emery. OF the Santa Fe. for attempt.
* to wreck passenger train on thai
oad- On the 10Th he confessed and r
nd he wanted to get even for being .
ut of a train. Z,
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DALLAS. Tex. Dee. Io.-T.legr.,,.
received at the headquarters 81 nv.
Missouri. Kansas & Texas rsi,va~
% n this city a. aori vcster.lav s,;,
every coal mine. in the fndian Tar,.;.
tory was closed h- striker, NJ.
tnan ''ooo men are on strike ana oper-
atoms are entirely stopped y, Cal
ratc. Lehiyh. I'riar's Creek. Krehs Al.
derson. IIartshorne and Nc,les.a-
Inc Missouri. kansas 4 T,xas ~
''as ordered that no coal be shipped on,
and that stocks on hand /, MA -.
railroad ns,. 4o'
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SUGAR BOUNTY CASES.
Judge rardee Declare. thc Act ton~,I,u-
,onaI.

new ORLEANS. Dee. fQ-Two cases
~ ~-cat Importance were decided vee-
trtlav morning by JUDGE p.r.l.. ia
tAe rit"d states corrt. Thee wer..
trst eases on the Notwithstanding ~
the sugar houty act. Judge rarapt I
opinion was very short. hi. for.;-
pie against the position assumed
nv comptroller Bowler H.. nolasth,.
tAe sugar bounty act Il con S,itu.ionat
@NH therefore the S5.n9s.r0e row iv;n.r
n the tnited States treasury voted IL
tnc SUGAR claims ami awaiting the
t'nptro.iers pleasure "a b. ai~srihu-
~ - the rightfal owners. \, i.,.;ae
htii illegally AMI shouii BE- prorat.l
sin"ng those for whom Il was ori.-i-
nally intended
This does not mean final action n
me case. a. the ease will be.alxcn Nh 70
me supreme court .f the United
states. tsnailT several wears clans.
D@."re 2 case .iiel ia the higher ir;hu-
nal can be tried. bu; Il i said that Tia
ln"gts Lave agreed under the ci-cnn-
stances - give the sugar PLANTERS
..iuse an immediate hearing. ana Il i.
therefore,. probable that within 4
month pr two the supreme cour. win
pass final judgmn; on Mr.. BowIers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-27
DICK TATE'S DEFALcATIon
ne state 81 Kentucky Loses the Ia.
's suits Against the i.x-State Tr...ur..r-.
sont>naen.

fEANAFogr. XIV. Dec eo-The cn--.
OF appeals Yesterday morning render.
decision in the last Of several .,...s
pending against the bondsnen ~ ~.
state Treasurer Dick Tate. who III
camped i'm l>>S with sea-. 900 stat. fu,.f.
ne amount sued for by the state ~
TINS ease was $1,000. but the a..i., n
holds that the dcfalcafion did H.. M.
eur during the period which tn. ba.
sued on was in force and the sure,i..
are, therefore. not liable.
Iafe'> shortage in full was $3.50,
PM The state received SiOop,n from XII
personal assets and also iulgn..+
''r $1,000 in suit against the bonds
mcn.
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REPORTED INVASION
of American Territory by Can.d. IA,
Confirmed.

OTTAWA Ont. Dee. 20 -Infounacd
reports having been made to the
United States government that tn.
government Of Canada was surveying
channel in Lake of the Moods. around
oak island. with the intention If claim
ing y as Canadian territory. the United
states government has caused -.pre-
sensations To be made to the British
authorities pointing out tina, the bonn
uary : defined by the treaty IL chen.
and also by the Ashbnrton trcarv ~
i>'-. Inquiry at the diff.rru, ,l..,,ar.-
'nents here fails 70 elicit any infor-
nation coniirmatorv Of the reported
surveying operations.
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TIE Responds Ia the Toast ..Our Friend,
| s'r">> the Sea-" ~ the Arfor-s' Heneso.
,s"t fnnd Dinner aud fn-t sn~cs the
80" nsnt 81 solomon "efueen the faiss
s"H true Mothers To show that War Il
impossible.
hosr">. England. NE. la-rni,ed
STATES ambassador l:ayard was guest
~ ms dinner of the Motors Ernev-
"rh1 iuni. and responded =, toast
wairh was warmly given bv covmns
Carr. the art critic. sour Friends Acros.
me >ea. The toast was received and
insr AMI with loud cheers.
Nil 'iayard was cnthil "a s,.r,i!y re-
ceiv"a- lie said tha. they stood on
common ground. There was no sen
between them. He was aernlv ~
iec,ed ~ the remarks * Mr. Carr. who
had spoken ~ the impo,.ibilitr ~ cer-
tam divisions lie thanked cod tina,
there were some thinrs taat csaii M,
&c divided. Never was thcr, "A i,,dsr-
feenf which 80 affected the hearts ana
ininds 81 men as tina, rendered when
me Ial>n ard true mothers met Il de-
eide the fate ~ child. and /, was pro
posed That the child b. pu, TO death To
decide the ownership. |; could not he.
ne heart of humanity rang out when
" SAID; Let the child live II could
ny be. Loud checrsl There were
children ~ brain and Of heart: there
Were children born OF common an
c'stFy' common language: thcy could |
not he permitted 10 die because. ~ |
raise parentage chccrsl. lie was |
1iad 7" accept ami answer for tho
phrase Kindred beyond th,. .s.n.- III. |
r'A4d answer for his and their kindred
,"N"nd the sea. After references :,
ht OBJECT ~ thr actors fnnl. he said
na' 'he expression Kindred beyond
ne SEA was first II his knowledge
is'd ~ Mr.. Gladstone. vho added the
iN"tation. Whom love unites. etc
ne time was seasonal lie to ran..a.
hose words. Cheers profession
ctter than thcil~ could peak them.
~ N the name of h's country. sDeax-
lg e theirs Ne asked ,acrn 10 ioiu
lia N wishing tina: hands might be
,aSped across the spreading main. !
Loud cheers.
Ju>fitc lennc. ~ the high coart Of
'>'ice presided al the dinner. l
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A PROBABLE upHEAv.,

~ sn~ Nnnn cement of the Wt.r..
s"ss~rsity-it u Charged that \, !. "s
Ia the Interest Of the Rich - Eea
| HAS Fastened Its Grin ON 80 al u
Schools Of the state. -" hish
MADISON. Wis. Dee. Ca 49,.
sensation has been created her, N. !,
charges made by school superin,. ..s
i'cderson II Ninnehago conn,r ..... n
the University II Wisconsin N.
suit has been that /, has been d.....
oy the state university visitors I.
an investigation. IL is exrs.e,,a 49,
Cen Lucius FairchiId. prcsid.n, \. NJ. ~
board. will appoint the conn,i,.,
that purpose az once. tyr
The principal charge i -. n.
state institution. based On tn. l,r....t
81 democratic principles. lisa rich ,n..-..
college: that the humble st,,.l,r.
handicapped 10y the '.ari>ta..~..s =
tendencies of the manare,n.n- -
the social life of the college. n.s,9..
there are charges OF mism.,...
ment. discrimination and misn>.. \.
funds 1; IS expected tina, I'LL
charges Of Supt- Peterson will l.. M.
lowed by an attack upon the un;x..-
sity at meeting II the State IT,
ers association at Milwaukee ~.
week. Complaint is made tina. tn, Az
ver>i'y has its grip on the high seh.-,.
OF the state in such way a. "a So,
their work. and a change i demand
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CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
LIv. CONGRESS-.


! IN the senate on the l6th NJ ~,ow.~
w NeNl "a connection with his resolution
y inquiry as - The eject the sirer.ne. ~ 80.
SnAnge between gold standard countri.. ans
s-.e' standard countries has On Agricultural
-. ---n-lAeturing Industries OF the United
sa'es. portrased the dire calamitles 70 result
thcrefroM % the western states p,h.~ ~,
.ee"hSs ~ere % routine character In
tne Rouse Delegate Flynn (pklaA >.xs-slr
sr'tieisea Secretary Smith for reretie,i.n' i,
uuty Insucces>ful attempts we're mac -
nAse pFintei N the Re ord various naemorial~
questions 'uenian
IN the senate. on the i7,h. the only --.,...,-
irs that rose above the level o. rou,in. $50
ne>s was the reading ~ the presidents ues-
sasc' submitted together with the yane,u.l.
BOUNDARY correspondence. The m.~sa.. a. !
~nole was Vel received. the stronger express
>,oas oeihs greeted with rnresrrained an
..- ,--, "a me house the amendment To The
ruIes providing for the appointment ~ threa
committees on elections was after a s,,rri,s,
.eoa'e' adopted The reading OF the pr.~s
cent message evoked hearty applaus. Tha
document was referred TO the committee ~
foreign Affairs y"
~ me senate. on the 18TH Mr. Chandler
!, !, - :. ~ introduced bill appr0pr.atinr
'.'l.'S,"' q strengthen the military arma- Il
nent u the United States which va rasarrs,
2 Inc committee on military Affairs Mr. mn
~ n. =. - introduced a bill 20 repeal the
Nv prohibiting Officers OF the late co.fca.rare
tA'es who had formerly held commfssloDs I,
nc hi'cd states army or navy. from being
ppolnted % any positions in the army 81
aNy' "aicn was laid On the table In the
ouse Dill introduced hy NJ HIT tren
~ sppropriaiing $4,000 Ia pay the exnen-
y ne commission suggested BY the pres
'ent 20 determine the true sivf>ionaf Ira
tween venezuela and British Guiana.
4 passed without n dissenting vote
concurrent resolution wa- passed nm
o.hs ior holiday recess from December N
January g. :"
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DEATH Of Assistant Docrs-cp.r na~.c,t.

WASHINGTON. De. ~. Cant. Isaac
htSseti- the veteran as~istan. daor-
Keeper Of the senate. died al 4.ls ~.
tcrHay afternoon. the immediate cause
being cancer of the stomach.
ne was one. II not the very las. OF
tne few officials OF the government.
VINO have remained in the public se-v-
zee since the days OF Daniel Webster
VINO IN fact was Mr.. E.as~eti's sponsor
Tor ms iirst official position. tina. ~
page IN the United States senate. Ills
urbaaity combined with hi usefulness
! y having the wants of senator's IN III.
locations on the senate fpnr proprrIv
REGARDED by his subordinatcs and bis
UNIVERSAL courtesy to all who e;,tne
within the province ~ his Office mad.
nm very popular. His death occasions
sincere regret in the community.
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--4--4H----a-s-a--4--a-
ERASTUS WiAAN.


ALBASr- \. y. Dee. -. The CONF
81 appeals yesterday handed down \
decision sustaining the decision III the
general term II the People. appellant.
against Erastus Wiman. This w.>,n
appeal from Judgment. and an or,:.-
was made ~ the general term revrr~-
ing the Judgment Of conviction AMI
granting new trial.
iinan was member Of the .r-n
~ Il. t. Dun & Co.. and was convicted
ior forgery and sentenced 10 81. wears
IA state prison The court Of app-al>
decision afiirms the general term dee
sion granting new trial. mainly 81
account Of the Judge mi~.iirecting m.
jury in his charge on the trial