News (Newspaper) - September 1, 1891, Frederick, Maryland WITH WHICH HAS BEES THE DAILY WEEKLY TIMES THE CALL VOL MARYLAND TUESDAY SEPTEMBER i isoi OFFER FOK SALE W Co tbe Mt r j r j soa i Sons vs R SALE OR THE HOUSE built on trs SfO 10 Apply 10 C Wwi COKE AT Works for G F Cl 30 A as tor C will sell at bile a ol cattle two a four ot H and Frauk JOHN C K M PORTABLE engine horse power but a short time tad in excellent order A rare Apply Firestone Md WANTED W on light single and do harness on or address D OroS BLACKSMITH with experience preferred A permanent position to the to E L Keller Bucket stowa Md BOY A STOUT BOY about or IS old Union Foundry Worss BOY GOOD SIZED work in a Dry Goods aud store Address P O Box W COLORED WOMAN to coot and Iron small family Bast Second St A lo do the for a family of two Pair wages Address E S care The News A YOUNG MAN about IS or 20 years old to clerk In a dry goods store One with some Address Z care News Office FOB BENT i COM- JU 2 story brick houses on West 5th Bent reduced Thos A Gatch OR TWO-STORY Brick situated on South Market St Apply to C a- No 23 E Patrick St dtf THE HAPPENINGS OP JURY Text of Its Report to the Back The grand Jury which was discharged yesterday submitted the following re- To the Honorable the Judges of the Circuit Court for Frederick Having considered and disposed of all business brought to our attention we beg leave to submit the following We have been in session thirteen during which time 138 cases were ered 87 presentments found and 51 cases dismissed The number of witnesses ex- was 312 In compliance with the law we visited the county jail and found that in- in a condition which reflects much credit upon Sheriff Gaver and hia subordinates We went to the jail not expected by the sheriff and found every part of it thoroughly clean and in a con- dition conducive to the health of the prisoners except the closet in the male which in our judgment needs prompt attention The number of in jail was twenty-two all of them State prisoners Of this number six were white male thirteen colored male two -wnite female and one colored female W-e find the law relating to the ing of concealed weapons frequently and persistently violated quite a camber of cases of this character coming to our no- tice We also find that the law ing the sale of deadly weapons to minors is very generally disregarded and openly by those who sell We believe that in most instances these lations result from ignorance of the law and we hope that in the future the will be mote strictly observed ber of cases indecent assaults have been before us is too large for as to neglect calling especial attention to of- fences of this The frequency of their occurrence calls f or the strongest terms of from this body and we trust that the punishment meted put to evil doers of this class be sach is wQl greatly lessen if not entirely pre- vent of this character in the ture In pursuance of tie suggestions made by the court ia reference to the sale of intoxicating drinks at the back room c bars of grocery stores in this city and county and folly realizing the dangerous character of these institutions and the necessity of abating the evil it lays in our power we have recommended to your Honorable Court that retail be withheld in the f atare from places of this description J WELSH Foreman The funeral of Emily B col- ored took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock Eev Lawson officiating The interment was made in etery A T Rice K Sons were the un- Tie funeral of A infant child of David and Laura Main of died Sunday took place afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev J It Sheridan officiating Interment was made in Ht Olivet W H B ison was tt3 funeral director Discharged Godfrey the Hungarian who was injured on the B O R B last week and who was committed to Hospital for treatment was dis- charged from that institution yesterday all right i PERSONAL P Paragraphs About Readiness of the Treasury to Pay Them TO BZ I Who Come and Co Prof C M woo Li his -or tLe psi: t Time in Which the 4 Per Cent May Be for at Per New York Do Not Want the Bouds per wot and the staads ready to every bond of that thai may be presented Ii has a fund of 000 which be drawn upon without Secretary Foster says that from ent indications would have to about per cent The amount so fir sion and there are about of these m the course of preparation for extension The cular the time in which the 41 per cent bonds may be presented for extension at 3 per cant will be tomorrow What do yon hope to gam by tbe the was asked To Give Banks a Chance notice that the country banks show a to sell and by and I want to give them plenty of chance I may have to reduce iny gold reserve by five or ten millions as it is but that will not be felt as the returns will be quick and steady The New York banks can help some if they take np the five lions they propose to buy for circulation purposes J apprehend no trouble and 1 am sure that there will be no difficulty whatever in the final extension of the loan There are now applications at the de- from the holders of 3 little more than two millions for redemption today and these will be attended bat nothing has been heard from the private holders of the coupons amounting to fully This therefore re- duces the loan instead of that may be brought in today and if the New York succeed in taking up its as the officials here it will the pressure will be reduced to a very small figure NEW YOKE Sept The effort of one or two bank to ar- range for the taking out of 000 of the extended per cent bonds which fail dae today against culation at 2 per cent the rate fixed by the government will probably not ceed Frederick D Tappen president of the National bank when on the subject said that the plan would apparently faH through A Celebrated Railroad Case Sept United States circuit court Judge handed down an opinion in the case of the Pennsylvania company versos Townsend Wnden et al and Allegheny Valley company decreeing that tbe sale of tbe latter road must be made the original ball filed by the Pennsylvania railroad in 1884 which provides that tbe sale be made subject to a lien on mortgages The income intervened asking that the sale he made upon the discharge of the liens on mortgages The effect be that the purchasers of the road will be required only to pay the interest on the mortgages instead of satisfying them The formal decree of sale has not yet been made Tennessee's Extra Session NASHVILLE Sept session of the sembly of Tennessee convened and after listening to the reading of the governor's message adjourned today In his message the nor incidentally suggests the of undeveloped which the penitentiary be erected with a view to working the mines without convict labor and selling tbe coal to tbe public Killed at Game of Cards Sept mara a laborer shot and Reese Fowler proprietor of the gaming over 838 Market street The murderer escaped aad has jot yet been caught although the officers have searched diligently The men had A dis- pute over a game of cards bat there is said to be a woman in the case and developments are expected An Aged Couple Murdered Conn Sept and his wife Emily past 70 who came from Germany years ago and lived on a farm a half mile from the main road jn a secluded section of the town of Bloomfield west of Hartford were found in an old well on their place showing evidence that had been A Melee ax a Camp Meeting LITTLE ROCK Ark Sept 1 At Sweet Home two miles east of here at a negro camp meeting a small pitched battle took place between two factions of tbe meeting Bazars pistols knives clubs and rocks were used As a result there has been one death and there are several seriously wounded No arrests have as yet been nude Claim Presented Sept I Page for fee state presented to the treasury claim of Vermont for snare of the direct tax to Carried Weapons Constable J D Moberly yesterday ar- rested Davis near tbe ery county line and lodged him in jail on the charge of carrying 3 concealed weapon The same constable this morning ar- rested John Hart in of Mr O J Keller on the charge of carrying a con- weapon Me was Drought to this city and longed in jail Real Estate Transfers Frederick City Manufacturing and De- velopment Company to Victor M ken lot in Frederick city Frederick City Manufacturing and De- velopment Company to John J fekl lot in- Frederick city o'clock for ior be Deaf and Mo 1 J be s ol metes m there for or four School lull on tiie of j Prof P Principal of the High i C M Market street Michael of Washington is tis parents in ilr and Mrs Jacob Schmidt who have been visiting ai Bueas Vista Hotel and have returned home Mr the violinist who has been making a foreign tour has returned home He iss relative of Mrs A M Mrs Captain Frank Gross is visiting 31 r and Mrs Alfred ui iu at which place Mrs Beutley is on a stay Miss Sallie daughter of 31 r ter of Front Royal Va formerly of ertv 5s her uncle Mr B F at the latter place Mr Elmer D Buckey left Union Bridge on Thursday of last week for town Pa where he has accepted a tion as ticket agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company D V Hammond Jr who has been living in Kansas is expected to return with his family to Frederick county and take the Burgess farm near Liberty James n Clemson and son ence the Bridge Mibs Ramsburg of Frederick and Mr Frank been tenting at Mar Miss Anna Hammond of Baltimore who spent some weeks with friend in this county went to Bridge and is the guest of Mrs T J Wilson Mrs William Mary Gallaher of City are visiting friends at thi of Washington is visiting the Misses Duff of Oak Grove MX James M Hopkins and wife Mrs E H Gardner and of ter county Pa are the guests of Dr H Hopkins New Market G Walter and daughter Irene have left over the B O for Asbury Park X J They will visit New York and other places Mr Walter will mase an exhibit of optical goods at the county fair at Freehold Mr Oscar Firestone and wife left day for Hanover Pa Mr Owen McCanner and family who have been spending sometime in this city with friends returned to their home in yesterday Misses Annie Kohlenberg and Edith of Alberton Howard county who have been the guests of Mrs E E Woodward of West Patrick street re- turned to their homes yesterday Miss Loretta Newnam of Cumberland guest of Miss Lou Doll East Church street Miss Grace of ington is visiting Miss Blanche Ogle at this county Mr D H Steiner left today on a trip to Clear county William A Haydon who has been spending a few days in Liberty has re- turned accompanied by Jlr James who will be hia guest for a few days Mr Lewis the timore and Annapolis is the guest of his parents on West Fourth street Mr J J and Miss Etta Brast left this morning for ard county to attend the meeting of dis- lodge No 3 L O G T Mr J M Lantz penman and teacher at Wolfs Business College Hagerstown is spending a brief vacation with friends at Loys in this county Mr Charles Wertheimer left for more this morning Mr Aaron Rosenstock has left for the eastern cities to lay in a Block of goods for the fall trade Mr Walter Eader has gone to bia Pa for a week's Mr C L Hartsock is spending a few days in Mechanicstown Miss Harriet Holtz who has been spending a few weeks In the county re- home to-day Mrs William left over the B O Railroad yesterday for her parental home in La Grange county Indiana on a visit Mr William H Main who has been his family and relatives in this city has returned to Washington Hiss Nellie McCaffrey of this city who has been visiting her brother in New has returned home Mrs R W and child of Pa are visiting Mrs George A Gilbert of near this city Mr Lewis Lampe left this morning for Lancaster Pa to resume his studies Miss Kensett the guest of kle will return to Baltimore tomorrow Miss M E Hamilton postmistress of Waverly Baltimore county has returned from her vacation which she spent at Mechanicstown Miss Mary of Baltimore who has been visiting Miss Ella Kreig of Buckeystown returned home today Miss Helen Shipley and friend who have been visiting Miss Ouda Stanffer of have returned to this city Miss Halite of North Market street returned last evening Mr William Martin has returned after a few spent ic Baltimore Rev W L Ould of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs J D Kepner on East Third street J Clinton Roberts of toa is in the city on business Misses and Birdie Dixon West All Saints street who have been visiting the family of Mr J Polk Biser at ville have returned home Mrs Charles and children of Washington D C- are tbe guests of Mrs William H Shipley thia city Mr Carlos de left to-day for Baltimore with tie horses from carora farm He expects to be away with them sis weeks Mrs Rose Levy of Washington D C is the guest ox Miss Shipley Market street Mr Davenport of Daniel day Co in the city Iff IT XICO MAY BE ffill THE THREE ONS Are Reported As j Beady w Strike j SHIGS The President Matle thf The Situation Saul to He Critical of War lit Awaited SiK viete City of Mr the outcome of the WAT la Chile is awaited m Mexico aad in tie win w ill n the revolution iu the of the Tile letter from an uld and prominent zen of the City of Mexico s that in truth thV of tuat he uC the offenses Mexican as Like of Diaz had a career of HH suppressed all public and all to him ami his policy He and disbursed public without ity He throttled and free press in Mexico and has put to death naif a of Mexican Diaz's Dictatorial It will not be many days before a serious blow will be by the ple against the dictatorial reign of Diaz In furthering his personal interests Diaz is charged with combining with foreign capitalists and accepting bribes from foreign corporations in return for able concessions While he has become a man of great wealth the people of his republic have grown poorer As the leader of the Liberal party and the Clericals Diaz has become masses who are Catholic and members of the Clerical party The fact that the natives are with the Clericals makes the antagonism to Diaz overwhelming Ever since the marriage of Diaz to an American Protestant the wrath of the masses has been nursed but has grown until now it can be kept within bounds no longer A Critical Condition of Affairs During the past few days important changes have taken place and Diaz who reads tke handwriting on the wall is preparing to put any tion that may take place The Clericals however pay no attention to the ments of the military for they ber the soldiers of Diaz ten to one Diaz has been politic in appointing his sonal friends as governors of different states and in each state the Diaz nor has been given absolute control of tbe militia in his provinces Diaz and his followers v h are in a hopeless minority are in reality bling in the balance and the situation has grown so critical during the last few weeks that a strict guard is kept and at the first sign of an outbreak Diaz proposes to slaughter tbe revolutionists in a way which he hopes will awe and terrorize the great mass of natives who are against Mm There seems to be no outcome to the present critical tion of affairs bat a fierce and bloody revolution Murdered bj Tramps Mich Sept John kinson and his wife were brutally dered by on their farm near here The motive was robbery Tney found the couple at home aad de- manded from Wilson a sum of money Wilkinson refused whereupon the tramps set the farmer and his and after beating them almost to tortured them in the most manner in the hope of extorting from them the biding place of money Failing in this the tramps became enraged and finished ish work by murdering the couple A son of Wilkinson wno had been in an outhouse heard the shrieks of his mother and gave the alarm The tramps fled but were hotly pursued by a of citizens who caught them near Beeston Their bodies were com- riddled with bullets The President's Busy Day CAPE MAY Sept The President passed a busy day catching up with cumulated business A pardon was denied to Samuel H Neff of Texas convicted of an attempt to rob the United States mail and placing the life of the agent in danger sentenced to five years hard labor in the Ohio tiary George W of Iowa for the postal laws and sentenced to one year imprisonment sentence com- muted to eight months actual ment Herbert was appointed collector of customs at Plymouth Mass President Harrison Congressman bnrn piloted by local sportsmen are getting ready for a day's shooting on meadows A Well Known Journalist Dead Sept I James E one of the best ists in tbe valley died day of hasty consumption aged years He bed been with the Easton Daily Argas for ten years and before that reported cm Ibe Easton Daily Free Press Mr was the ent from this section of The Evening Philadelphia for the past ten years and for papers in other cities A wife and sir survive Mm of tbe Sims Captured Sept Acting ney General Taft has a tele- gram from United States Marshal Walker dated De MBS stating that he had eight of the Sims gang who had fled from Alabama escaped Tbe Sims gang were moonshiners and failed two United States officials some time when the latter undertook to arrest Scott's Condition Pa Sept I W L Scott passed a bad night and was perceptibly weaker today Doctors Pepper hare decided that it would be unwise to attempt his re- moval to in his present en- condition to the E Burgess BOSTON Sept business of Edward Burgess the late yacht designer will be by George A Stewart and Arthur who were for a long time associated with Mr Burgees gentlemen as Men Wil He Iu TLe tl rtv k ly tt art V ui J Keat For JoLu alii of count v J For Attorney M ut Fur of tLe ol 15 of For Frack of county For de Smith of Kent county For Attorney John Premiss of Baltimore city For Clerk of tbe Court ol John Frank Ford of M b county For UON of timore city II B Baltimore city For Attorney of Montgomery county For Clerk ot the Court of S of county News ot the Children's Day will be held in the Reformed Church at Bridge Sunday The Sacred Heart Mission school near Rocky Springs will resume its Sabbath sessions early this mouth The Rev W 31 Strayer president of Maryland Annual Conference will preach in the M P church this evening at 8 o'clock Special services for children will be held in the Reformed Church this city on Sunday next A meeting of the W C T U will be held tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in ut wbich an election of officers will take place At the meeting of the King's ters Society held last night they decided to hold their first anniversary some time in November The regular monthly meeting of the Reformed Missionary Society will be held this evening at 7.30 o'clock in the lecture room Mr W Lease conducted the praise meeting of the Young People's Society of the United Brethren Church last evening At the official board meeting of the church held after the above ing only routine business was trans- acted The harvest service and Holy will be celebrated in the Reformed Church Knoxville next Sunday tember at o'clock a m The church will be suitably decorated Pre- paratory service will be held on day September 5th at o'clock p m Father who for several years was president of Col- lege Washington D C has been signed to St Thomas Church In Charles county as superior vice the late Father Dennis O'Kane formerly of Frederick Rev J D Thomas will begin a pro- series of meetings at Mount Airy on Friday next continuing at least until Saturday evening and probably daring the next week The regular Sunday vices will not be interfered with The annual reunion of the United Brethren church will be held at Mont Alto Park today A number of nent ministers land Virginia and West Virginia with Judge D W Rowe Hon W Rush ian and Governor will deliver interesting addresses The Evangelical Lutheran school Association held a business bion on Sunday and agreed that the work of completing the new school rooms should be vigorously pushed to an early completion In view of this fact the association adjourned to meet again on Sunday next when the reports of the various committees will be heard The work of completing the walks around the new building will be started today and the finishing touches will be given tbe building in a few days Rev M L pastor elect of the Union Bridge charge of the Reformed church was installed on Sunday evening August 23 at Union Bridge by the com- appointed by the Maryland consisting of Revs Calvin S Slagle U H Heilman and H The sermon was preached by Rev Calvin 3 Single and the installation service was con- ducted by the other members orthe com- The large and attentive gation showed a deep interest hi the solemn and impressive service enters upon his work in the Union Bridge and tions under circumstances most favorable for the accomplishment of much good The Missionary Society of Reformed church of held quite an interesting meeting Sunday ning at o'clock The church was handsomely decorated with ferns mosses vines and flowers The audience was unusually large The seating capacity of the church was not sufficient to commodate all who came The ing was opened by a lection entitled Just as t am Rev Mr Schultz conducted the tional exercises The following pro- gramme was well Duet Father hear our Prayer by Rev S L Whitmore and wife recitation Little by by Jesse Welles solo by The Model Church by Rev S L Whitmore The Mighty Cable was then rendered by the Miss Schuitz aad iliss Lula Thomas Heathen Ten smaller girls recited suitable recitations representing the things most essential that mast be used to reach the heathens and brine them to Christianity Wisdom Effort Wealth Sacrifice Prayer Faith Grace Mission The mighty cable was ted br all E- name Essay Dark days in Chris tian Life by Miss Ella Erieg solo The Two Orphans by Miss B On account of the prevailing storm part of tbe programme was omitted The ety adjourned to meet again on the of September Assaulted His Parents Constable W S Topper brought to this city this John Late of Graceham and lodged him in jail on the charge of an assault oa his parents It is thought that his mind is impaired A jury of inquisition wiU likely be fER 200 LOST i Great Typhoon Does ic Muck VISSEL DEAD Further Details of ibe i At Inland Park To further commemorate the cf at Tatal of Damp In an In Nine Arc- Outright ami a Dozen n ot in WPS has died at Lis fa tut of ice csse cannot be learned Iu speaking of i 1 B C of Japan which by hours iu two hundred struck the on the ol 10 and till the of the following Jay and thrown dry thy bank slw now lies a wreck Twenty or of hor crew arv believed to have boon drowned typhoon was in progress which cargo ami provisions wore away i of men Great to and It is the of life will be over two and Chinese sailors ological bivy the typhoon WM tho violent has seas for years Chile's Next President LONDON Scot is reported hero on the strength ot statements by the Congressional agents in und London that Don Edwards will bo the next president of Chile Ho is one of the wealthiest if not wealthiest T liA ol the insurrection ho supplied ishly for the support of the revolutionary cause Tho ways looked to him as their leading re- vc Tho head of tlw revolution has been Montt who with Silva and Barros formed tho governing junta Montt is in favor of for president The have within tho past few brought strong pressure to bear on the British foreign office to cure British influence against the trans- fer to of the silver shipped from Valparaiso in a British war vessel There is very little that the treasure will be turned over to maceda Nine English Miners Killed LONDON Sept explosion took place in the colliery near A large ber of miners were at work in the mine at the time of the disaster A dull rumbling sound underground followed by a cloud of cowl dust issuing from the shaft first announced that some terrible accident had happened An party wnu Ance and had not been long at work when they that a fire damp explosion of a most nature hod aad that they had already found five dead minen The bodies of these nate men wero then hauled to the face A moment or BO later four other miners seriously injured were brought oat of the mine and it an- that many others were known to be either dead or injured Many Injured GENEVA Sept was startled by another serious railroad dis- aster tbe third within a few months This time on express train entering tbe railroad station at Zurich capital of the canton of dashed into a train that was being shunted in order to let it pass Four oz the passenger cars of the train was being shunted were wrecked and many passengers were injured Vast of Cattle Perishing ST Sept Vast herds of cattle have perished ami are perishing in the Ural provinces Added to tbe failure of the harvest owing to the weather and the condition of the soil came a plague of locusts to devour ever woe left so that the wretched ple not only are starring themselves but are compelled to see their herds reduced to skeletons and perishing before their and Dardanelles LONDON Sept 1 The Constantinople correspondent The sultan has yielded to all Russia's de- mands respecting the Dardanelles which henceforth will be opened to Russian vessels when closed to others The sultan has abjectly apologized for the recent detention of a Russian vessel has dismissed the officers responsible therefor and hat promised an indemnity forthwith Fatally Injured by an Explosion DENVER CoL Sept Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock fire started in the Kirby bouse on Fifteenth street While firemen were fighting the fire a carboy containing fifteen of line which was on the first floor ex- and a great hole in of the wall E E Rowley who was on the sidewalk in front of the house was blown into the middle of the street and was fatally injured other sons were injured by being struck by flying but none oZ them The damage to the house is about no insurance Escape of a York Desperado NEW YORK the desperado and ex-convict who was committed to await the action of tie grand jury for attempting to man Magnire of the Twentieth street station escaped from the Jefferson ket jail yesterday He cut tbe bars of his cell door and outside cut other bars on various goers enabled him to reach the yard of the prison Here it is supposed a confederate outside threw him a rope ladder with which he got over the smooth surfaced wall O'Hara has been in jail fur almost every crime except homicide The Match NEW of the Olympic Athletic club sent a telegram to James Corbett UJK him a parse of fcr a fight to a finish with Charles Mitchell of En- glaad Corbett made an immediate re- ply to the and a has been sent to Mitchell with zz early Tbe Is in Washington lui the only to it through West The Virginia make an arrest and Maryland of- IK sals hold their prisoners on West Virginia soil so the only way will be for the company to provide a host so that n ben a man is arrested he cm be landed in Maryland and brought to for punishment The Globe says U Is stated that a load of hod aiao arrived from more and that it was dispensed on iher iu most manner A to obtain B drink was to go to tbe ticket stand purchase for fifty ticket containing ten coupons on were printed the wordo The Great to the beer table and take a drink and tbu bartender would tear off one coupon A ticket was good lor ten drinks Disorderly scenes it is said were the prevailing features of the day One man from this city fought eight men who piled on him Drunkenness pre- over me grounds and both sexes included in the of the intoxicated One man sought to get away from another wbo w as lighting him by climbing a tree hot his assailant scaled tbe tree and they fought among its branches until they both fell to the ground It said that the were of so frequent an occurrence that one was in nearly all the time The bond of music played etc Fishing were Indulged In with deliberate don The police who were from Virginia were powerless to make or keep order for tbe island is in land Tho return train arrived city yesterday evening at about nine o'clock of tbe cars were In total darkness Fighting on tho train wan indulged in One accompanied the excursion said it was a- dangerous mob who were maddened and crazed by liquor The Circuit Courr After the arguments of the engaged In the road case were finished yesterday on to quash the proceedings the court hcla the matter under consideration until day At two o'clock the following in jail were brought from in a bus to Court and arraigned as Jnj H for statutory breaking and larceny alau Taylor and Henry Wallace breaking into B O railroad cai and larceny Alex Jackson for larceny Vim Fitzgerald for larceny Early for larceny etc menu against each of them Isaac son two for larceny Ogle for larceny Thomas Mills for rape After the prisoners were adjourned until this morning This morning the court gave iti sion on the motion argued by the neys yesterday in the y road case The court the Uon of tha objectors and quashed thr proceedings Another petition for the rosd will be filed at once by the tionen After the decision the criminal docket was taken up and tbe disposed of was that of the Slate Frank Frazier for assault and He pleaded guilty and was sentenced pay a flue of and In tbe court today the cases were disposed State vs E J brener Sr and E J selling liquor to B minor plead fined and costs Nos 103 against same stetted State vs for larceny guilty to five days in jafl No 52 for carrying concealed weapons State va wm Brown for carrying COIK coaled weapons guilty sentenced to IB jail State vi Andrew Jones for larceny guilty sentenced to 18 la the penitentiary SUte vs Annie Ogle for larceny guilty sentenced to 1 year in the House of Ho 125 State vs same for larceny ted State vs John Kubn selling liquor on Sunday guilty and costs State vs John H Green for store Ing and larceny guilty four State vs same for larceny Slate vs Eugene Roberts for indecent exposure and assault and battery guilty sentenced to 9 yean in the House of Correction At the time thia report waa taken the case of the State Smith for an assault with an attempt commit rape was up and a jury being The grand jury has been subject to recall at any time by the court Two Sportsmen N T dispatch from the A young maa named dentaOly shot both legs with his brother Alfred of Lake The injured itian died morning The brothers resided with their widowed mother A guide was shot by a sportsman named Muffin who mistook him for A deer It is believed the wonnd is a serious one Boomers Secretly CITT Sept bae learned that a secret order of boomers has been organized all along over members have been sworn in to arm in October and make raid oa the okee strip They wiH bum kill the cattle and make stand to hold the strip for homes A Butcher's Death YOKE Sept fioss butcher 85 years oid employed in Shay Bros meat market Second was on a ladder there yesterday to hang up a side of beef oa he supped aad fell aad was paled on a lower hook Before hia low workmen release Mm be His Into Sept 1 bridge of the Richtr ai ville trere tank sear Korta 01 fell C J his
