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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
CHICKASAWS RAID A TOWN.
Drink All the Firewater, Steal Ammu
milton and Kill One Man.

Wichita, Kas., oct. 13.-Mill Creek.
small town in the ChickaSaw nation east
Of Berwyn, |. T.. was raidcd hy thirty
five ChickaSaw braves, who tcrrorizcd
the inhabitants. drove the merchants
from their houses and engaged in a wild
orgic which ended in Il killing. The In
dams drew up ii front Of Il cider mill,
broke it open and drank all the hard
cider and other drinks they could find.
Then they began a systematic raid on
the stores helping themselves to what
ever struck their fancy. The redskins
keot up Il continual shooting. having sup
piled themselves with ammunition from
Il hardware store LuXy Lewis and
james Mckinney engaged in duel in
which the latter was killed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
St. Paul Kisses Come High.

st. Paul. MINI. oct. 1o.-.Iudcc
Twohy IF the municipal court yesterday
fixed the official price of stolen kisses in
st. Paul at 50. y few evenings ago
Harry Mclntir" met Miss Augusta A.
Koempcl. pretty and petite. on Univcr-
Sity avenue, and although they had never
met before they walked and talked about
nothing in particular and he finally kissed
her ferycntly against her protests She
had him arrested and he admitted kiss
iu.. h1T
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

New Haven. Conn. oct. 19-Thore is
good authority for tn" statement that
suit for about Si60.Upo Is 10 be brought
against Yale college during the month II
November by the town Of New Haven
for the collection OF taxes. II has been
rumored for some time that the matter
would be submitted 20 arbitration, but it
j. now understood that both parties in
tend TO tight il out ana the matter will
probably come up before he superior
enurt dnrius Tie Succeeding month.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
Death Of Prof. SIZer

New York. Oct 19.-Prof. Ncbct Sizor,
the hest known phrenoiogiSt in America
and member Of the Fowler q Wells
company IF New York, died at his home
in Brooklyn. aged - years. He had
been vice president and afterwards 7re~i-
dent "f the. American Institute Of Phrc-
nology Prof. Sizer was a warm person
al friend Of Horace Greeley. He was
also a firm friend Of John Brown, the
aS4lI-i0ui~r
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
INJURED WHILE LOADING LOGS.
Martin Ma'oy Probably Fatally Hurt at I
InInher aamH.

Marinrttc. Wis, oct. ID Special. i
Martin Maloy. Il teamSter employed in
the lumber camp Of Holmes X son. near
Pcmbinc, met with painful accident
yesterday morning. While loadiI Z cars
a log fell from the top of the load graz
of the log striking him in the ABDOMEN
He was brought to the Marinette ami
Menommoc hospital last night in Il criti-
cal condition. 1t is feared that he may
never again have the use of his lower
limbs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
A DANGEROUS TEAM.
Theodore knutesou Killed by the Team
that Killed His Brother

Theodore Knuteson. farmer residing
near the city. was thrown from his
va gon and killed instantly. His brother.
Adolph kuuteson. was killed in similar
manner by the same team running away
near the same spot on October :. dying
insraufly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
FOUL PLAY is SUSPECTED.
An Old Trapper Disappears Mt Three
Lakes

many Years ago. and who has made Il
business Of hunting and trapping sud
denly disappeared from his Shanty sin
teen miles east of this place about TWO
weeks ago. and has not been found. His
friends fear foul play. rs he had some
money in his possession. besides seven
bear skins, valued At about SlOO
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

Marshfeld. MIS-. oct. 19.-i Special. j
Fire Al an early hour this morning par
tally destroyed the house owned by y.
Plath The origin no douh, iS due 10 in
,,udiaries as me house vas unoccupiel
and undergoing repairs. The chef Of
the tire Department has offered reward
Is. $50 Tor the arrest Of tie tlgebug>
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
CABINET RESIGNS.
Ministers at Belgrade Resent King
Milan's Return to Servian
CAPITOL.

Belgrade. Oct. 19.-Thc cabinet has re-
signed. 1t is supposed the resignation
of the ministers is connected with the re-
turn of eX-king Milan to the Scrvian
capital
Milan arrived here today in company
with his son, King Alexander. This is
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
STEAM PIPE BURSTS.
Engineer Bailey Narrowly Escaped Death
from Giving fragment.

RID Lake. WIS. N0T. lN.-T S0oCIal =
While Engineer Fred Bailey was stand
ing near steam pipe in hi engine room
the pipe burst. Z fragment Knocking him
over and passing through the side of the
building. II" WAS seriously Scaltri 10y
the escaping steam. hut Will soon recover.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
RuroIars at Niar>hfieid.

Narshtield. Wis. Oct. is Special, /
RurgIar> broke into ~ residence ~ III
ram i. Below last evening While IAe
family was out riding aud made. away
with a gold watch belonging to Mr b
low aud Sll IN money and other AIt''=>
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

huf our agreement was. said the >len-
paused or moment III his dicrir.- ~ IL
low the frozen drops Of PRESERVATION -
settle into the claim. concerning the d.
vision Of cur labor. that as far as the
work Of digging or washing out the gold
was concerned, ! could take my choice :
Yer 4 liar said klondike Kit. as he
scooped J handful OF nuggets from the
lan, ! SAID .ye could take Yer pick :
Detroit Free Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
MILWAUKEE, LIVESTOCK MARKET

HOGS-Nocoipt-. % cars. IOWCr: Uark"TS,
4tydj5c: mixed. i.GOTl%7O. light. . NVH
:; 81. rough. . 3uTf3 10.
Live Hogs Arc - loHcr. ranging at :. tpy
:; ~ for park.ng and :: 3olT% ~ for rough.
CATTLE Market steady: receipts. ]" tar7.
Butchers steers, mciiTW to good. 1850
to 80 lbs I e'l4 -. fair - c,lium, 40 80
1870 1rs. . sfHI4 -: heif"r- fair fp choice,
= s-yi2 90. cows. fair 10 good. 2G.6I&.;,5
Gamers. 1."H,2 20; bulls. common 10 good,
. :I(sI3 -: feeders 500 Ia $50 lhs. :" G-Sp& s.;
stockcrS. 500 to 100 H.. %nbU&.GU. yoaj-.
dull. i-ryUJ.5o. mixers and ,pgii ger-. - 80
o. ~.
SHEEP Receipts cars; market steady;
. .Jipy:} 10: lambs I eGGIi -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

Mansion. Wis. oct Ia Special l.
j. Smith. an old resident of Juneau couu-
~ died las night at the home u his
daughter. Mrs. !. II. Heath. in this city.
g III. ace If y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
HOLD-UP AT ELKHORN.
1t. Paul Depot is Robbed of About $50 by
Unknown Parties.

Elkhorn. Wis Oct. 19-l Special. !
Edward ,iinaiue. night operator at the
st. Paul depot here, was held ~ last
night ut io:3n by Nv" npn and ut the
point OF revolver forced 10 give NJ the
keys The cash in the money drawer.
about $50. VAS taken.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
Manistiaue brakeman Killed.

Alan.s,ioue. Mich, Oct, le-CAr.s
Gage. : Usa Selaan on The MaaistiQue X
ears CT q logging train and was killed.
He was 80 Years u age.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
Charged with Wife Beating.

Menom.uee. Mich. oct. l9-[Speciall
Last night John kolarder was arrest
cd charged with beating his wife. and
now lies in la!l awaiting the result rt
her injuries.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
arraisned fer shooting Game

SIau.;on. Wis. Oct. l9-lSpeciall- =
". p. Wheel.hao Of Necsdah, was ag-
raigued before Justice Hanson for shoot.
continued
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

What" said Tie iadse. "yuu expect lne
L. send your husband 70 prison when you
tlkhoYlttgs that you threw sve fat.gans
* nm iad that he cuiv threw enc a
rdu." .its, ,haf's III wight Iu,1ea !
aid the irate woman: but then. the one
ae threw bit me. e."-Harper's Baznr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
DIst Of HIS luiurIsK.

Prairie du CHEN, Wis, Oct. I9-tSDs-
c.ai.-Robf Graham, tie EagAsha.al
run over by Z train yesterday, died Of his
injuries last night
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

An Aberdeen apprentice boy Oh his
first voyage up the Mediterranean was
sitting Oh the windlass one night. gaZ-
iug earnestly Il lhr mOou. whoa he was
accostcL hy the skipper with Fat are
W seeing up there. ladder
The Coy turned toward the. captain
aud :0e answer inquired Man, cap
tain. i,ua that MIGHTY lise our Aberdeen
funUe t''-EXchar.s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

-. +. R"near the California swimmer
who has Il record Of | minute > seconds
Tor loo yards, was recently beaten III an
open race 1T Honolulu 10y Kimckeo, Il
slatlNc. The race WAS 4 close one
throughout. but the double over-arm
stroke If kimokco was too good for the
oycrarm stroke used lay Rcncar. The
latter made a claim Of foul after the race,
but it was not allowed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
CnnauiIIed In MandOta.

Jotnsoas Creek. Ws.. Oct Is Spa.
r;aI.l-Nrs. George Osterhad has been
adjudged insane and sent 10 Mendoza fer
treatment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23

The national board will have quite a
ME" little job on hand when it tackles
the matter of deciding cases of the same
playerS being drafted or bought by d;f-
fcrent clubs. This seasons list Of play
rrs drafted sold and reserved shows that
iH"re viii be considera BILE compiler ton
encountered in assigning such players to
III" Cubs 10 which they really belong.
For instance, Washington drafted In
fielder Hannman from the Lancaster
tPa) team: Brooklyn has secured The
man and claims he was only farmpd out
~ Lancaster. Brooklyn viii have 20
prove its claim. Again, the Brooklyn
club laid claim to Mcbride, who was
bought by Cincinnati, and to Mct;ann.
who belongs to Washington. Brooklyn
will insist on the national board securing
positive proof mat these men belong 20
the clubs named before rclinguish ~
claim on them. Chicago claims Meyers
p Toledo. who has been sold to CIcYe-
aud, AMI Chicago will want satisfactory
evldcnrc that its draft don't 20 before
giving up Meyers. There are several
other cases Of mistaken identity" AL of
which the national board Will have %
>traightcu ont.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-23
kien Long and HIS Physicians.

Thcrr used 10 be related a curious anec-
doto If old KEN Long. Emperor Of
China H.. was iuguiriu- "f Sir George
Stanton the manner in which physicians
We're paid in England. When. after
SOM difficulty, h.s majesty was madr 10
roluur.h-uI tn" system. ho exclaimed;
Is any man Well i'm England that can
afford ." I- ilI* Now | viii inform
yo,I. said h" ''hpw | manage my physi-
ci.i1fs have four. 10 whom tn" care
of my health l. committed. ga rtain
weekly salary : allowed them but the
moment | am III the salary stops till am
weH again l need not inform you that
my Illnesses are usually snort. -Har-
ueF'> Round Table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09
DYER'S PLURALITY. $4,000.
Republicans Have Largest Proportionase PIu.
raity Ever Given in Rhode Island.

Providence. r. l., April S.-The state
election, Wednesday, was the dullest or
record. The Republicans were abso-
lutely sure of a walkover, and had
there been the usual response on the
part of the electors in general, this
years vote would have been one of the
largest ever given a gubernatorial cam
didate.
AS it was, Dyer has the largest pro
portionate plurality ever received for a
candidate for Governor in Rhode
Island, being estimated, tonight. a,
"A GOO The Republicans have generally
elected their candidates to the As
sembly.
The attempt to defeat Speaker s. W
r. Allen Of East Greenwich, while moi
successful. yet resulted in a close vote
the Speaker squeezing in by plurality,
The license vote in the state was gen
orally in favor of granting licenses.
The Republican state ticket which won
al the polls today, was as follows: For
Governor General Elisha Dyer of Provi-
jence; Lieut.. Governor. Abram J. Potheiy
Of Woonsocket: secretary of state, Chas.
p. Bennett of Providence; attorney gem
eral Willard b. Tanner of Providence;
general treasurer, Samuel Clark, ProVi-
dence.
The defeated state ticket was as fol-
lows: Governor Daniel r. Church et
Tiyerton: Lieut. Governor. Fayejte Bart
lett OF Burryille: secretary of state, Miles
A. McNamee OF Providence: attorney
general. George r. RrowR of Providence:
general treasurer, Edmund Walker Of
South Kingston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09
55th CONGRESS.
Continued from page ID

Of yesterday, in regard to the possible
failure of the tariff bill because OF too
high rates Senator Warren OF Wyoming,
said:
II do not consider il entirely fair and
certainly not iudiciOus to imputc at this
time 20 Western senators disposition to
be extreme in their tariff views, or TO in
sinuate that the tariff bill will fail be-
cause Of radical demands for Western in
tcrests.' Such a. presumption would be
premature.
THE tariff bill will fail as 1t ought to
fail If it is sectional and partial and
does not equitably recognize agricultural.
mining and lumber interests as we'll n
others. Eastern interests are always well
represented at the Capitol by competent
experts in all Eastern economic lines
the committees. so that Eastern senators
and Conaressnlen do not have much left
to contend before the committees have
charge Of the tariff bills and the duties
being arranged satisfactorily for them in
committees they need make but little cf-
fort on the door while the tariff bill is
under consideration.
"On the other hand the agricultural and
Western interests are not thus represen-
ted but feeling that they are entitled to
consideration. the appeal 10 their repre-
sentutiVes in Congress and thus the
Western senators have greater RESPONSE
hilities and more to do than Eastern
senators. in conteuding for just scale
of import duties.
''if fl be decided that one section of the
country must take buZZard while another
tariff then the reformation had better
BE delayed, reerettable as such result
would be and to none more regrettablc
than to the Western senators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09

SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Porls.

PORTLAND-Apri $, ar schs Adeline
Mcclellan. and Anna 4 Booth Wasson
st John. N b, for New York: II liavey
st John. n r. for Providence; Three
Marya Birdsall Philadelphia; Mary All
gusta, Bowden Sullivan for Philadelphia;
Josie, Clarke: Agnes Mabel, Conner, Bos-
Providence Julia and Martha. Martin,
Boston. NJ A Pope, Irons. Machias for
Boston: A NJ Prehle Hnkley, Addison
for New Bedford. CID, schs Nellie T saw
yer, Willard HiiiabOro. IL. and New
York: Maggie Ellen. Littlelohn. Ninal-
haven and New York. Mary r II G Dow,
Maleolmson, Louisburg. u. Veto l.aHd,
Boston. Sid, stln Partisan, Liverpool VIA
g0OTHBAY HAEBOR-April 8, ar.
schs Collins Howes, Jr. Waldoboro; can
ming Packet Lynn: Miantonomah ana
Princes. Charleston Clement, Mary Ellen
ana ge.cn = Russell. Rockport ferris ID
Baker Herald. John j Perry, Rewd,
Champion, Esther Granville and Lyra,
al from Boston; Lottie Brown, DoritY
Salem Sarah y Davis, Belfast MARY
I.angdon South Anboy: Alice Maud OBJ,
st john n Is; Bessie 4 Gross and Jaine5
Webster Deer Isle; Flyaway. Rockland.
=. Waterman Calais; Biniey. Camden
Chester II Lawrence, Gloucester; James
Freeman. MachiaS.
CALAIS April !, via New Hayca,
passed east. Sims John Englis, Now YORK
fer Portland. Me: MaVeriek' Porliahq.
No. for Philadelphia. Sch Francis 4
Baird. from Eloboken for Gardiner, Ne,
before reported heached here on March
80. stopped the leak and proceeded, this
afternoon.
BATH-April s, ar. sens Calvin T Bal
ker. Harry Mcsscr, W Il & W T. Tuck
Mary +, Lynch. AL from Wiscasset; Hope
Haynes. boothbay; James a Parsons,
II ennebec
EAsTPoRT-Aprl g, ar sim st Croix,
St John. n g. and sid.
WlSCASSET-Apt S.sch Lucy A Davis,
Mcknown. Portland.
Ar. sch Ethel b Merriam. Newman
Boothbay, To load brick for Boston, st1
Salacia Oliver Portland.
ELLSWORTH-Apri 8. ar sch ID
Lawrence. Teworgy Surry.
ROCkLAND-Apri s, sid, sch Laura
Robinson. Burgess. New York.
BEIFAST-April y ar. sch Nolante
Pendleton Lincolnville. Sid, sch james
Il Duyea. for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09
ONLY ONE BID FOR ARM0R.
The Whole Els.ter Will Probably Be Referred
Back to Congress

Washington. April S.--The navy de-
partment received, today. but one lid
In answer 70 the advertisement calling
for proposals for supplying about 5000
tons of armor for the three battleships.
illinois. Wisconsin. and Alabama, and
this orc was SO irregular in form as to
be far wide of the advertisement.
The single bid was from the Illinois
Steel Company Of Chicago and it is
proposed To supply the 5000 tons o.
armor desired at $500 per ton on con-
dition that it be given 2o-years' con
tract to supply all of the naval arnor.
IN such q case the remainder of the
aInlor beyond the 5000 tons would ba
supplied al 500 per ton. The armor
was to be- paid fer in geld coin.
An alternative proposition con-
templated the erection of an armoy
plant by the government and its supplt
with steel By the Illinois Company ~
awards have been made ANA the whole
matter prohabiy win he referred u
CONGRESS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09
BASE BAIL NOTES.

Lippert had one chance in his first game
for Milwaukee and missed that.
ritzmaulice. one Of the finest minor
league players in the country is olsen
gagged and is at his home at Marlboro
Fred Popl;av. who played first base
TWO seasons ago for Warren in the Knox
County League. is to manage the Kala-
mazoo club of the Michigan League this
season.
Lewiston Journal: The meeting Of the
Maine state League will be held at Port
as else"h here announced. Mr. Clarity will
resign ms secretary. owing TO the fact OF
his management Of the Lewiston team
Portland Argus: A special meeting o.
the league has been called for next Sat
JlUay IN Portland. The matter of sched-
uio will come UP for discussion and q
secretary win probably be elected to tax,
Lewietons.
FAN River Herald; It has been settled
Beyond dispute that New Bedford will h.
in the New England League this wear
EEc directors 81 thbe local association
have closed with the owners OF what i.
Known ~ the Booth property on the Yves
sue " !&pat mel lane, thO feet south o.
%gIhp}on street. Preliminary praotic
VIII being i pril b.
Belfast Republican Jlurnaf; lfrani
-sonald et rs nn. the weil-SncN.n fas,
rait fnaha@ef. came to Belfast. Saturday
Win g Nie% 70 arranging matters fog thr
local miro Ill tho Maine state I,catrfia III
ala BOT consider the Inducements silitl
.Jfai 70 take tho in4na2enent of lisa
toeal niie and i i9 doubtful II BeIfast Il
represented IN The league this season. ol
take it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09

NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features Of The Days Dealings in ~
the Leading Stocks.

New York, April 9.--Therc was an IN
mstal19blc Improvement in the tone D
the market for stocks. today, over th2i
which has prevailed of late. The mar
l.ct was not active, but there was goo,
buying Ia many stocks and the genera
list WAS firm. The Changers held firm
today being faVorably affected by IN.
recovery in tile wheat market Al
showed gains. which reached IL in tn
case % Burlington and / In the case 0!
81 Paul The Southwestern shares di,
not share to the fun extent Ia the genera
Improvement IN railway properties.
But the industrials and specialties mus
be looked 10 for the main activity Of tn
marke The c0alers showed recuper
atinE tendency, New Jersey Central gain
ing ~ and Lacklwarna 2.s, the iatt-i
on extremely limited dealings. Sugar wa
far In the lead in the market. There was
a steady advance in the price, aching
2ia points TO 1l42i ut the close.
The shorts were also in evidence I'm Chi
caeo Gas in which dealings We're heavy.
The stock rose IL. Local gas stocks Wer
also prominent in the days Improvement
Consolidated Gas gained 3 points aEt
Brooklyn Union "a Tobacco was ton!
porariiy depressed. but The stock rallied
10 a ret gain. Leather pfd. was alst
heavy al the start. but later rose rs.
Manhattan gained M aud Westerl
Union "a Standard OIL touched rs
Canadian Pacific showed IN advance o.
"a. and Pullman of a point. The elosine
was strong and IN nearly all cases at tn
highest levels of the day.
The bond market developed fair DE-
gree Of activity but changes We're I'M
usually narrow except in few instances.
The market generally displayed iirmEess
but operations were largely restricted q
the speculative liens.
Government bonds ruled firm and
showed an improving tendency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the Wires from North, East,
South and West.

In the English House of Commons
Thursday. Sir Richard Webster the q.
torney general. moved the second fta'-
ing OF the Law of evidence blil ehaHi.s
prisoners in criminal eases to TESTIFY ~
their own behalf The bill passed It's
second reading.
The National Sound Money League the
Headquarters of which are in chicago ny
fIi,.t issued IN. first number Of a monthly
papcr entitled Sound Money ~ anN"
.atcs the gold standard, the gradual re-
iv,ncut of grcpnbackS. and the rnIitISr-
ntnt of national bank circul9uon. A"V
eague is u non-partisdu organization
Four thousands mon were forced out OF
,rrplovment hv the closing of the WORKS
ii the Illinois Steel COMPANY, at oTt,,,
Chicago. Wednesday night rms ~, az
was taken by the officials to heau on /"
strike Employes declare they VIII r.
;ist the lockout. officials assef, ln5, r"'
works will be re-opened next MONDAY
Horace G. Bird. a famous orsanisI
lied at his residence in Hyde PARK.
Chicago. Wednesday night. aged %
wears. Mr.. Bird was practically 'ne
FOUNDER of musical organizations III
chicago. He went there ~ years as
rom his native town, WATERFOWL
Mass.
Caroline b. NeaHey, who is under al
est for stealing at Smith CoUes.,
,rraipned at Northampton, Mass
Thursday. for larceny in pulla'hs,
sba nleoded guilty and was bound over
% the grand jury June term III gYvg
1aiI. Il. f. Nealley and ~ H. fe"''''7
furnished sureties
There was a $4,000 fire in the ear.
iagc factory at Taunton, Mass eal'I
Thursday morning. The IRENE" 10
! hard fight. hut kept the flames lloi"
,nreadirg. Some carriages were ua,''
aged and the bicycle department az
suffered There was no wind Wh'cn
Vas very fortunate as the district
crowded with inAammable buildings
over sf1 letters. nearly all of them AZ AZ
dressed 10 Boston business houses ~ I'm
South end We're found m Il sSM r,ii,gdeld
hole at the corner OF est oPi f,oston.
street ana ShaS'mut aNenut5,, ~, fotters
-rhurs,Iav bv sewer employees. the lelttor
we're turned over to Post Once lnsp.S,.od
Boynton. He declines TO tax II ~ .bat
mat n mail carrier IS inNolNeu, The
robbery of the contents of many VI LII
tetygrs Is avident and that an arrest WIZ
be made soon. ian
The Rhode Island state election,
wednesday. resulted in the seiecttoil a.
Re.ublicar state ticket and RepuoSs'
IN General Assembly. The vote ~
Governor with ore Town to hear ron 81,
Was rs follows: Elisha Dyer. KEEP aa ,, -,
ia. Daniel T. Church. DEM lS''Zs ;,, na
ton Socialist Labor l42; Larry, Ld prav,,
ass; Peabody Prohibition. aSS. IN laV
dence the good government iegisi@G I'D.
tickle. was successful, electing X. ~
dard. senator. and nine OF u repie ,ssD
lives with pluralities ranging lto' me
=, .S,al There were slight changes III -"
from the country towns'