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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-09
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, 8. Policeman c. L. Smith died
last night from the effect of having his foot
crushed by horse car.
Alpheus II. Chase. carpenter, was killed
in East Boston last evening by falling from a
building.
The number of deaths in the city for the
past week is l47, of forty were from small
pox.
Henry ID. Pierce has finally consented to
run for mayor on the republican and citizens
ticket. Mayor CASTOR, the democratic noun
nee, is also on citizens ticket.
Arrived, steamers Aries from Philadelphis,
Gaucus from New York.
Saturday night as the private Waterman OF
Howard Theatre was going his rounds he
came upon two men, supposed to be incen-
diaries, and ordered them off. They refused
to go and he used his club upon one of them,
when the other drew pistol and fired, the
ball penetrating the rim Of the Waterman
hat. On the stairway was found can of
burning fluid which it Is supposed they in
tended to fire the building with. No arrests.
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Telegraph News in General.

New Orleans, :. Judge Darrell to-day is
sued a sweeping restraining order, ON the ap-
piication of {. {. Antoine, against Gov. War
mouth and all other State officers, and clerks
of the house and senate, the chief of police,
and others, preventing any interference with
the assembling of the legislature, and forbid
ding all persons from participating as men,
beers of the said legislature, who have no,
been returned as members there of by the Gus
tom house returning board, and whose names
are not transmitted by George Z. Bovee, sec
rotary of state, to the secretary Of the senate
and the clerk Of the house.
This evening prominent capitalists and
property holders held largely attended
meeting, at which it was resolved that u dele
CATION of representative men be at once des
patched to Washington to represent the exac
status of the community to the government
The committee was authorized to pledge the
fealty and support of the people to the Presi-
dent in any measure it may be the policy OF
the government to adopt, and merely ask to
be relieved of self constituted agents who
claim to represent the general government.
The United States circuit court to-day is
sued writ of certiarari in the cases Of the
injunctons granted yesterday by the 9Th dis.
trict court against the custom house return
ing board.
Little Rock, Ark, I. A despatch from st.
Louis announces the death there of Hon. Geo.
c. Watkins, for many years attorney general
and chief justice of this State.
St. Louis, g. The special agent of the
treasury department, who for some months
East has been on the trail of counterfeiters OF
railroad bonds sold in New York over year
ago, arrested two leaders of the gang on Sat
urday last, on St. Francis River near Bolivar
Arkansas. One Of them gave the name Of
John NJ. Carpenter. He is steel plate en-
graver. and was formerly in the employ Of
the treasury department
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Washington, D. c., 8. At a dedication of
the New Jefferson school yesterday, the prin-
cipal address was delivered by Hon. b. 8.
Northrop, Secretary Of the Connecticut Board
of Education, on a comparison of the Euro
pean and American shoots. lie strongly
condemned the prevalent fashion of sending
boys to forcing schools. Professor Tyndall
followed, cordially approving Mr.. Northrop's
warning against that practice.
NJ. Moir, the Japanese Minister, said that
lie had just received details of the new edu-
cational system ofJapan, which embraces the
organization of 8 colleges, 256 high schools
and 81, 800 public schools, at which the at
tendance is to be compulsory for all children
above years of age.
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MEXICO.

City of Mexico, 'S-Via Havana. Presi.
dent Ledro de Tjada to-day took formal pos
session of his Office, and to -morrow the dplo-
matte corps will make an official visit. Prep
ara,ions are being made for series Of festiv-
tiles.
Several changes in the cabinet will be made
Immediately after the adjournment of con-
gress on the 18th.
An election for President of the supreme
court has been ordered for the I'd and 4th
Sundays of February. Generals Ausea, Igle-
sias, Biva aud Palacios, are the candidates.
The mayor and several aldermen Of the
City of Mexico, who are charged with an at
tempt to commit fraud at the recent munich.
pal elections, have been suspended by the
governor.
Porferio Diaz had a satisfactory interview
with the President.
A number of shocks of earthquake were
felt in Ucaris, Lower Michoacan. A new vol
cano was forming, and tho erupticns were
frequent.
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Stevenson and Rice.

Stevenson and Rice. --'----"'---
Pensious-Pratt (chairman), Brownlow,
Logan, Ferry Of Connecticut, Hills, Saulsbu-
ry, and Hamilton of Texas.
Revolutionary Claims-Pool (chairmanl,
Brownlow, Corbett, Hill and Norwood.
Claims-Howe (chairman), Scott, Pratt,
Foreman, Wright, Davis of West Virginia,
and Machen.
District of Columbia-Patterson (chair.
man), Lewis, Spencer, Sawyer, Hitchcock.
Ferry Of Michigan, and Vickers.
Patents-Ferry of Connecticut (chairman9,
Carpenter, Window, Hamilton Of Maryland.
and Ransom.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Morrill Of
Vermont (chairmAn), Cragin, Foreman,
Hitchcock, Clayton, Cooper and Eenton.
On Pacific Railroad-Stewart (chairman),
Ramsey, Harlan, Scott, Kellogg, Hitchcock,
Ferry of Michigan, Cragin, Cooper, Rice and
Casserly.
Mines and Mining-Hamlin (chairman),
Chandler, Flanagan, Caldwell, Alcorn, KEEL
ley and Goldthwaite.
Revision of the Laws of the United States
Conkling (chairman), Carpenter, Steward,
Edmunds and Edmunds, and Goldthwaite.
Enrolled Bills Window (chairman), Lew.
is and Kelley.
Education and Labor-S Sawyer (chairman),
Morrill, of Vermont, Flanagan, Patterson
and Johnston.
Investigation and etrenchment-Bu cking-
ham (chairman). Pratt, Howe, Harlan, Stew.
art, Bayard and Trumbull.
To audit and control contingent expenses
of the Senate-Carpenter (chairman), Nor
ton and Salisbury.
Printing-Anthony (chairman), Howe and
Cassery.
Library of Maine (chairman),
Howe and Sherman. -
Engrossed bills - Casserly (chairman),
Clayton and Cooper. :.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
Revision of Rules - Messrs. Pomeroy
(chairman), Edmunds and Stevenson.
On removal of Political Disabilities -
Messrs. Boreman (chairman), Ames, Clay
ton Lewis, Vickers. Ransom and Upton.
On Levees of the Mississippi River-Mes-
srs. Kellogg (chairman), Alcorn, Clayton,
Blair and Rice.
To inquire into certain allegations against
Hon. Powell Clayton-Messrs. Wright (chair-
man), Morrill, of Maine, and Norwood.
Alleged outrages in the Southern States
Messrs. Scott (chairman), Chandler, Bsyard,
Pool, Pratt, Spencer and Blair.
The resolution calling for information rels-
tive to sending troops to Arkansas, after 9
long debate, was referred to the Military
Committee, % to Is.
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Items from West Vvaterville.

WEST WATERvILLE, Dec. I, 1872.
The Cold Water Templars of this place
gave public entertainment at Memorial
Hall last Wednesday evening The hall wa
packed to overlooking. The exercises con-
| sisted of declarations, recitations, dialogues,
songs, choruses, charades, etc. The Ken
dalrs Mills brass band was in attendance and
furnished fine music. Refreshments were
furnished by the ladies ofthe place. All who
participated in the entertainment performed
their parts with credit to themselves and to
the entire satisfaction of the audience
A course of eight lectures is to be given
at Memorial Hall during the present winter
the young. The eLtre community seem to
be interested in the work. The first lecture
of the course was given last Thursday even
ing by Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain. Sub
jec., "The Battle of Gettysburg" The hall
was well filled. All who have heard Gen.
Chamberlain know very well that it is i'm
possible to do justice to his lectures by way
Of description, therefore we shall not attempt
it. l will only say that he held the large au
dience perfectly for an hour and fifty minutes
AS we left the hall we heard frequently such
remarks as these, 81 could have listened to
him till twelve o'clock" ~ could have stayed
all night" etc. Both before and after the
lecture the General met several of his old
soldiers in the reception room. twas a hap
py greeting. The boys were glad to take
their General again by the hand, and tears
they had shared together were again called
to mind and recounted. The next lecture of
the course will be given by DIR. Geo. b. Lor-
ing of Salem, Mass, on Friday evening,
Dec. 18th, subject: american State and
Society" Il.
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STATE NEWS.

Belfast has two cases Of the variolod, -
Otis Patterson, piolot of steamer Cambridge,
and Mr.. Charles B. Hazeltinc. They are
doing well. Both cases were contracted in
Boston. Two new cases have appeared in
Ellsworth.
Llewcllyn II. Wadsworth Esq, of Hiram
is gathering statistics for a history of that
town.
Mr.. Moses Owen of Bath, is engaged on
the editorial staff off the Estate" the weekly
paper recently started in Portland.
Mr.. L. II. Perry of Phipsburg is doing a
big business in blasting the feldspar Quarries
in Bowdoin and Bowdoinham.
The Press says there are at present seven
cases of small pox at the hospital in Portland
No other cases are known to be in the city.
OF the seven persons who have the disease,
four are residents of Portland. The remain
ing three are sea-faring men. There is but
one case of the genuine smallpox as yet re-
ported; the others being cases of variola. In
every instance but one the contagion can be
traced to other cities. The exceptional case
is that of little girl taken from Fore street.
All the persons afflicted with the disease are
doing well, and three of them will probably
be discharged from the hopital at once.
Patents, issued to Maine inventors for the
week ending Nov. 10Th -
w. =. Whittier, Dayton, Attachment for
Reins.
J. G. Hartman, Gardiner, Wedding Hoe.
II. Spear, Of Cape Elizabeth, Pump.
ID. Webber, Houlton, Machine for Rounl-
ing Reins.
e. W. Woodman, Esq, has been elected
member of the State Board of Agriculture.
grain barn belonging to Rufus Whitmorc,
of Unity, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night last. 1t was situated mile from any
other building, in a field, and was undoubt-
eddy set on fire. The building was insured
for $500 and the grain for 500.
A correspondent of the Bangor Wing, writ
ing from Medford Centre, sends circular
which Is being sent to persons all over the
State. The swindler who sends it out repre-
SCENTS himself as an engrayer who has work.
ed for the Government for ten years and is
familiar with the plates for making green
backs. He says he has made set of these
plates for himself and now wants assistance
in circulating the money he has manufactur
ed. He advertises to send it by express, c.
o. ID.
Mr.. Danforth Chandler of Watervile, lost
a horse by the prevailing disease a few days
ago-the first fatal case in that village. Mr..
Crowell Bickford, of West Watervill, has
also lost one.
| Mr.. Hesekiah Means has sent in his resig-
nation as assistant assessor of Internal Reye-
nue. in this State, and the vacancy will not be
filled. The territory of the fourth division
will be incorporated in the second and third.
New Gloucester. Pownal, Freeport, Bruns-
wick, Harpswell Gray, Yarmouth, North
Yarmouth, Cumberland and Falmouth will be
annexed to No. 2, J. l.. Racklcff Of Portland
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assistant assessor, and Harrison, Otisfeld
Casco and Raymond will be annexed to divis-
ion NO. :, Sylvester Littlefeld, assessor
Argus.
The Portland Advertiser says that on Wed
nesday evening last as lady, who resides on
Deering street was returning home about six
o'clock young man came up behind her very
suddenly and most indeceutly assaulted her.
The lady screamed and ran one way and the
prowler another. The fellows countenancs
was plainly seen by the lady. She describes
him as a short msn with curly black hair
wearing cloth cap and short dark coat, ant
apparently thirty years Of age.
A countryman attempted to drive his old
white horse across the Maine Central track al
horse rests in peace now, and the wagon in
pieces.
The last connecting rail on the Boston and
Maine extension was laid Friday forenoon at
about half-past eleven o'clock, not far from
the Kennebuck road. This road has now an
unbroken line between Boston and Portland.
A charter for a railroad from West Water
vile to Augusta will be asked for this win
ter.
Enoch j. Ames has been appointed post
master at South Exeter, vice Edmund I.
Cartney, resigned.
Chaplain Barbour, of the Togus House for
disabled soldiers, is to exchange places with
Chaplain Ludwick, who has been officiating
at the Milwaukee House.
The Bangor Commercial says that a paper
has been circulated in Castine and has receiv-
cd many signatures to the stock of steam
boat company, which proposes to run small
steamer daily between Sedwick, Brooksvi lille,
Castine, and Belfast, to connect with the
Sanford steamers and Belfast railroad at the
latter place. This line is expected to be es.
tablished in the spring.
The Press Gays the captain of vessel be-
longing in Portland refused to take freight
from Boston on account of the prevalence of
small-po in that place, and that many Port
land boys have resigned positions and are
coming home for the same reason.
A gentleman who came from Boston Fri
day says it is estimated that there 5000 cases
Of smallpox in that city.
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The Senate Committees.


The following committees were elected by
tho senate on Friday:
Standing committees of privileges and cleo
tions-Mr. Morton (chairman), Messrs Car
penter, Logan, Aeon, Hill. Anthony and
Trumbull.
Foreign Relations-Cameron (chairman),
Harlan, Morton, Patterson, Hamlin, Howe
and Schurz.
Finance-Sherman chairman, Morrill, of
Vermont, Scott, Ames, Wright, Ferry Of
Michigan, and Bayard.
Appropriations-Cole( chairman), Sprsgue,
Sawyer, Morrill, of Maine, Windham, West
and Stevenson.
Commerce-Chandler (chairman), Corbett,
Kellogg, Spencer, Buckingham, Conkling
and Vickers.
Robertson chairman Gil
bert, Sprague, Johnston and Fenton.
Agriculture Frelinghuysen (chairman)
Robertson, Lewis, Davis of West Virginia,
and Machen.
Committee on Military Affairs-Wllson
(chairman), Logan, Cameron, Morton, Ames,
West and Blair.
Naval Affairs-Cragin lchairman), Antho.
ny, Nye, Osborne, Alcorn, Morrill, Of Maine
and Stockton.
Observation-Disclosures (ehairman), Conk
ling, Carpenter, Frelinghuysen, Pool, Wright
and Thurman,
Post Offices and Post Roads Ramsey
(chairman), Pomeroy, Cole, Hamlin, Ferry
Of Michigan, Flanagan and Kelley.
Public Lands-Pomeroy (chairman), o.
borne, Sprague, Window, Stewart, Casserly
and Upton.
Private Land Claims-Thurman (chair
MANI, Ferry of Connecticut, Caldwell, Bay
yard and Norwood.
Indian Affairs-Harlan (chairman), Cor
bett, Buckingham, Frelinghuysen, Caldwell
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Railroad Accidents.

Worcester, s. Michael Reynolds of New
Haven, was killed by the cars of the Worces-
ter railroad in this city on Saturday afternoon.
He was about % years old, and has parents
living in New Haven.
A little girl years old daughter of James
Lord, of New Worcester, was run over by a
freight train on the Boston ( Albany railroad
on Saturday afternoon. Both her feet were
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Fire..

Hartford, Conn, 8. The wooden mill of
w. Reynolds at Windsor, was burned about
six o'clock tonight. The main building was
consumed with all the machinery and a por-
ton of the stock. There was an insurance Of
$4,000 on the building and machinery, and
81, 800 on the stock. Total loss, SEQ, 900.
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Intelligence From Havana.

Havana, 8. The sugar merchants refuse
70 purchase, owing to the high demand of
holders.
Arrived, steamer Cleopatra from New
York.
Portions OF the cargo of the steamer Mis-
souri, foated ashore on Abaco Island and were
sold.
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The City Marshal is determined to enforce
the laws against coasting in the streets and on
the sidewalks. So, boys, look Quit While
it is entirely proper and desirable that the
youth should enjoy coasting to the fullest ex-
tent, it is highly improper that the physical
safety Of the public should be imperiled
thereby.
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You lie, William Amy physician
who now says that Rheumatism can not be
cured, simply lies. The wonderful effects of
the Centaur Liniment for all flesh, bone and
well known to admit of question. 1t destroys
swellings, -softens stiff joints, soothes pain,
makes the lame walk, and the bedridden leap
for joy. 1t is selling as no article ever did
sell and it sells because it does its work
every time.
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sumed and finished in the forenoon. Under
the instructions of the judge upon the testi'
mony, the jury found a verdict for the deft.
And so ends the Harmon cases and the
seventh week of the term.
Adjourned to Monday at 8 A. NJ.
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Augusta Lodge F. & A. M,
Stated Communication First Tuesday in
every month.
Special communications every Tuesday
evening.
Per Order W NJ.
Octl. .m&tues6m +. F. BLACKMAS, Secretary.
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! Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER J
| w Aau,NnroN nac S. y NJ
Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Dec. SIS z. NJ.
For the Northwest, the upper lake region
and thence to the Ohio valley, northerly to
westealy winds, and cold and clear weather
with increasing pressure in Tennessee and the
Gulf and South Atlantic States; southwest
erly winds partially cloudy weather with in
creased prsssures and lower temperatures on
the lower lakes and thence over the Middle
and Eastern States, southwest winds veer-
ing to northwesterly with low but rising ba-
rometers, occasional rain and snow and
cloudy weather clearing on Monday evening
in Canada heavy snow, northwest winds veer-
ing to southwest, with cloudy and cold wealth
er. Warning signals will continue at Du-
luth, Chicago and Milwaukee.
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decl,ttf
Notice

8 hereby given that the Kennebec and Wiscasset
/ Railroad Company will petition the next Legs'
lature for an extension and alteration of the lines
OF its road.
BY order of the Directors.
3w50 GEO. Il. SAW Elk, Clerk
Wiscasset, Nov. -, 1871.
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Marrifo.

In Hallowell 9th inst, by Rev. q. Fuller, iona
than Mckinney to Mrs. Phebe 4. Hobart, both Of
Hallowell.
In Portland: 9Th inst, Zenas Lane, Jr., to Miss
ROcksyllana T. Rowe, both of Portland.
In Kcnnebunk, Sd inst, Chas. H. Walker, Esq,
to Miss Caroline A. Ross both of Kennebunk; 4th
inst, VIM. F. Durell Of kennebunkport, to Miss
Abbie c. kimball of Kepnebunk.
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News From California.

san FRANCISCO, 8.
AT meeting Of British and American cap
tsins tonight, the course of the United States
commissioner against the forty dollar bounty
system for seamen to masters was endorsed.
The sailors have asked $50 per month as
wages, but the captains refuse to pay the
amount.
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Cincinnati Produce Market

Cincinnati Produce Market
CMcINsArI, Dec. !.
MESS PORK-l2 COZ
LARD kettle sxg; steam ~; summer
winter IL.
BULK MEATS-sides d; clear rib 5h shout
ders Az.
BACOS-shoulder. 5; clear ritsast sides
WHISKEY- Gs3
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The Executive Council will o-day inspect
the new Normal School building at Castine.
On Wednesday they will visit the State
Prison.
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Increase of Pensions.

MANY soldiers are drawing less pension than
MI the law allows them and CAN GET THEIR
PENSIONS INCREASED. 5000 increases of soldiers
pensions have been granted during the last year.
Apply in person or by letter to (send stamps for
answer) - =. e.
HENRY BOYNTON,
decl.ttf Augusta, Maine.
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Supreme Judicial COurt-DanfOrth J. Pre-
siding.

kulhS.
SATURDAY, Dec. 1th.
The second jury were kept in their room
last night, weary and supperless, until about
nine o'clock, honestly endeavoring to har-
monze the inharmonious Harmons. Fortu-
nately they succeeded, and this morning
brought in sealed verdict for the plaintiff,
assessing the damages at $Sl3.75.
The case against Harrison Harmon was re-
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The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence FRI.
DAY MORNING, DEC. q, at O'Clock, at ONCE of
the Eastern Express, where the programme OF the
concert be obtained.
Doors open at "a to commence at O'Clock.
A specia, -ain will leave Gardiner at o'clock.
Reserved leafs for sale at Palmer 4 CO.'S book
store.
Steinway & Sons celebrated Pianos are used at
all the Thontas concerts. dcc2-t3t-tneod
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Notice.

A PETITION for Railroad from the village OF
n West Waterville to Augusta, will be present
ed to the next Legislature of Maine.
Dec. 4. 1872 dec1i3t
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Children Cry-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute fol
castor oil. dec1-+lm
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Difn.

In Portland, 4th inst, Of typhoid pneumonia
Charles Il. Todd, aged 20 years eldest Of
Royal b. Todd.
In Deering, 9th inst, Edward A. Bernell.
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FINANCIAL& COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Marker.

New York Produce Market.
New YoRK, Dec. I.
COTTON .-salss 26l. bales. mid. upiands lYe.
FLOUB-sales 1900: state 590a1 So round hoop
Ohio V9 925; Western Oes Is; Southern lOa
IL %.
WHEAT IA 0oo bu; No. spring 5lal 50 new
do winter red and amber western | 63 q l70
CORN d: 900: steamer 65t4 g6i sail 6l964s
OATs-sales 80 oo"; western 5oR5s; new .2R
1875
Forks 90; prime. Is W
LAkD-71 kettle Sk
BUTTEk-staLe. 24a $50. Western lU9!G
WHlSKEY Western free, aiis
RICE-Caro ina, ks
COFFEE-I5dlsk
SUGAR-Porto Rico. 81. aio: Muscovado, 81,
sl0
MOL AssEs-N. o. Goa14: Muscovado 2!eso;
clarified 2ea30.
SPTS TURPENTINE- 6laGll,
ROSIN-3 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2A ais; refined, go.
TALLOW-s \ dsL
LINSEED OIL1-SO
FRElGHTS TO LIvERPOOI-Cotton str. I'D ,
per sail !. Lied Grain per str. s'4d; perstr
80 Grain Sd
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. Dec. I.
fLOUR-sprinE extras 5sG. -
WHEAT-No. lllaG
CORN No. 2, 81
OATS-251
RYE-No =, 60aG0>,
BARLEY-6l 96lh for No. ?.
MESS PORK-ll Oo8ll IS
LARD-summer 7be7S; winter; kettle ~
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crushed so that amputation was necessary
She will probably not live.
The morning passenger train over the Wor'
cester Nashua railroad was thrown from the
track about mile north of this city on Sat-
urday morning. The cars were thrown fiat
on their sides, but, though there were $50
passengers on the train, no one was seriously
injured.