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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-05
CARD,

scarcely day passes that a cure is not re.
ported through the agency OF Adamson's Cough
Balsam. From limited sale in its early intro.
ductioD, owing to the many remedies for coughs
colds, SC, it has steadily grown in public favor,
until to-day it stands uurvalled. Its proprietor in
voumnous sheet of testimonials, publishes in
stances of cnres effected among persons whose
names well known not only in the community
where they reside, but familiar all over the coun-
try ladies and gentlemen who are unaccustomed
thus publicly TO advertise their private affairs and
influenced to do so in this ease, solely from graf
tude for the relief Afforded and out of regard to
others WIN are similarly afflicted and may be
equally benefited. Scores of remarkable and per-
manent cures in East Boston have been the result
OF trial OF this celebrated remedy and the united
testimony of multitudes who have either used il
themselves or observed its beneficial effect on
others, is earnestly in favor as remedial agent of
Adamsons Botanic Cough Balslm-Boston Advo-
cate.
From Alonzo S. Weed, Publisher of lions Her.
aid, 81 Bromield ST., Boston;
June -. 1873
DIR. FRANK W. KINsMAN Dear Sir:
Several bottles Of your "Adamsons Botanic
Cough Balsam" have been used in my family with
the most gratifying results. We esteem it one of
the best medicines for Coughs and colds.
\, 5. WEED.
For sale in Augusta by c. X. Partridge, A. c.
Dana, f. w, Knsman; Hallowell, Halves < War
rem and {. r. Ballard. sept-tlw&w2wt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-05

The democratic papers begin to ac-
knowledge that democrats are at work
ana mean to cast iull vote. The Argus
says in reference to our call upon repub.
hcans to stir themselves
The warning comes not day too
soon. The democrats are at work
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sATCHELoR'S Ah,p DYE
Maine Central Railroad Gem
pany.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Maine Central Railroad
Company viii be held in the Old Maine Central sta
ton in Portland on the seventeenth day of Septem
Der, ID. 1875 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon 10 ac
upon the following articles, viz;
70 see if the Stockholders will ratfy and approve
the contract of consolidation, adopted by The hi
rectors at their meeting held on the twenty-sixth
day OF August, a; d. ls'3, with the Portland x
nebec Railroad Company, and the Leeds & Far
mington Railroad Company. Per order Of the D
rectors.
Attest: JOSIAH II. DRUM MOND, Clerk.
Portland, Aug. 2Gth 1873. sept3- It'd
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StirnuIant

and Tonic in remarkable degree; possessing a
flavor but little inferior to the best French Cordials
purely medicinal in every sense of the word 1t will
be found most refreshing Stimu'ant for the care
worn, the overworked and the weary invalid. 1t
IS free from every injurious property. 1t strength
ems and invlgorates the stomach and organs of di-
gestlon, and is thereiora n powerful ally for those
desirous OF abandoning the use of intoXicants and
for those whose systems have become enleebled by
long continued Indulgence in sprituous liquors. u
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Republican Caucus !

The Republicans of Augusta requested to
meet at Granite Hall,
On Friday Evening, Sept. 9TH,
at i-3 o'clock, tor the purpose of nominal ing
candidates for Representatives to the Legislature
Per order of
REPUBLICAN CITY
COMMITTEE.
Sept I, 1873.
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Ice Water
Dyspepsia

Flatulcncy, Sluggish Digestion, want of Tone and
Activity in the stomach ana Bowels, Oppression
after Eating. are sure to be relieved lay Il single
dose taken after each meal.
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UU0 IS TO BLINE2

The Boston Journal recently published I'M.
der the above heading the following eommun-
icstion in relation to an item which has been
going the rounds Of the newspapers of this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-05
Cramps and Pains

whether pro luccd by Indigestion, improper food,
change OF water diet, too free indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden changes OF temperature
are Immediately relieved by it. One ounce added
to II WalOn of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-05

GENTS FURNISHING GooDs. Large stock,
latest styles at Huntington, Mason & Co.'S.
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Nen advertisements

GHEAy SENSATION Agents Wanted
"A Cash Salary, or commission allowed Strictly
honorable. Address, +. a. ELLIS 81 CO.. Charlotte
Mich. sept1.+iw
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SpfriaI Notices.
Cholera MorDuss

Cramps, Pains, Darrh@a and Dysentery are in
stantly relieved by it, 1t will render an attack OF
Cholera Morbns impossible if taken when tho
symptoms OF THIS dangerous complaint first mani
fest themselves.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-26

From the Gazette ADril ~


We learn from parties who have read tho
report ut the conference be.w Mr. Rice,
the meinbevs Of the Legislature aud the cil>
zci's generally, 10 the A0Mtlm.aMUf the 10th
inst that il Was quite q pleasant altar.
Mr.. Rice said that his mission WIS not IL
ask legislation for the North Pacific K.,a,i.
or I" submit any proposition IL the Lcgls-
laturc or the people, yet in case any favor
WAS granted NY the Territory, he thought
II should he IN favor of that road. The
company would accept any favor voluntarily
extended. lie SAID that The road had not
t'een definitely iucalcd through Sion, ana !;
that recent EXAMINATIONS Of the MusclcsiiciI
route AA0 ueSciOpeu some advantages; thai
while The Deer Lodge Pass hal Ore,, sur.
", ed and found piactt aDe, late surveys,
"wevcr, had shown that The MuseIesi,eii
rou,c ~as much The shortest. lie let, u I'LL
cersaIn ~ the inlnds Uf Ills audience what
rvule Tie r.A.i would be located ~, ii,rDux !,
Montana, nor dIl he Claim ~ know h,,.,seiI;
II Als views have uvcn Correctly rrpUr.eu ~
Us. 1t may DC I,le>unicL from Vice Prcsi
dent Rtce's remarks. That tue exact LuCs,,.,n
Ut the route j. ~ doubt. Ii may LOil. Oy
way oi B.'zelaan Pass or ny the Alusclcsl,cl.;
u may ~ ny The Deer L'uge Pass a,.i Il
may n0l. The isIt has YET ~ bc dctcrnlne.i
AIR. RICE stated that the road he repre-
senlcd would bc OLIh - fast q, circulilsl.
ces would permit. But lie made no PROMISE
that IL would be completed ut any ls.r,Icu>
lar period. VIZ have no doubt that he cx-
pressed his h"uest vIe~ =, and he Was per.
fec'Iy r'gnt IN mol promising anything thai
would not tx pcrts,ruleu. the COMPANY
fsvors the early Improvement of the Mis-.
souri by The Government. ~ that navigation
may bc successfully carried Oh bcl ~ecn The
Ia',r"ad crossing AID Benton. We hope
they may succeed ~ this. as II Is IN liter Ut
YrtAl importance u The future welfare Ot
uuutaDS
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River ItemS
FiOm the Dakota Herald, April 10.

From the Dakota Herald. April 10
The first boats for the upper river are ex.
pec.ed to bc ut this place about the 18th OF
April.
The steamer Sioux City, sunk near Fort
Sully, is regarded Us total wreck.
The river Is higher NJ this p.'int than has
been known Ut any time within the pas,
four years. 1t is some ten feet above low
water mark. Running ice fills the entire
river.
The Nellie Peck was TO leave St. L.,uis for
the mountains ON the 5tA inst She will "
loaded with private freight.
A New boat for The upper Missouri trade is
now being built At PIltsburg by Capt. Jno.
Todd. II will Ike one Of the fines, and prob.
ably the fastest boat on the Missouri and
will IL named after Jno. W. Smith, forms
erly OF MILESTONE Agency. Capt. Grant
Marsh will bc commander Of the new craft,
The Key West will be engaged TO convey
Gen. Sheridan and party on their cx pcdi, ion
to the Yellowstone, instead of the Miner Us
was stated last week.
= = .,al.. .,a
The Miner, J. L. Kelley master, will he
the first boat to start for the mountains this
sessUn. She il advertised IL leave Sioux
City for Fort Benton 10 day. +'. ?
The Merchants and Peoples packet line
Of 81. Louis, advertiscs boats to run from,
that place to Ysnkton IL. regular intervals
during the present season. The steamer
ralleyrand, Of that line. will he tae tirst hsat
leaving 81. Louis ON the 9th inst. ,.
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with the APPROVAL If In. 9 ,.., ~ IA
Tor the lsent.ft ~ rho I'M, - Wy ot VIZ. employ,
such labor aud 10 such trade. y. r ~. convict 1T
for their health aud ,eiormn,iu ~ sn,' 'e,ed bet
IL cell and d,sLo.c of nnw mr., i ~ sna, nave pow
III" consicis. aud .hsli regularly ,cc"" M by
fatbfuJ k,e,in,, ,nd ~. .'nu anu 'ecdfi'y iOr 4
pro cty coming bis nan,s ~. ,n,h a MONEYS and
u. shall take note and mnsr rcc,,G w. 'o''man'iih'.
duct VI tho ,onvicrs and, Oh III .nn, y, ,a iood con-
Of har labor tor thus. whu hy fhir ,n iu'y Time
rsfy. industry. or general 20 ID cnn,c "'nee' non
tnvorr: aud the s,c,,a,y of War ~ "n,' earn such
objected to remit. IN pllt, the s,inr.. ~, ,. amt
victs. and to give them an hounrnhl such con
convict shall di.oh..v ~. ,sn u anu ~ ca.c any
Of the prison. refuse to comply win mo , Hmccrs
regulations thereof, he NAV be Docd in sn,i,"r anu
hncment. and the commandment shall NJ once r.""1,
the case to the Secretary OF War who shnl drc, ,h
inspector to make tul examination and rrpmt Of ,%e
any prisoner h. subjcct to whipping h, Snn' s ".
the carrying Ut weights tor the pur.s.c of Ic,min
Or tor producin. pcntencr; and every prisoner m,,
being discharged from prison shall n. "p S
decent clothing. VII"
See. = That the usc of ncvs,,n.rs am, J..
li,sI th.. ,r,ae.
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Chicago. April "a "A N. Y. special says
the cxsuinatio" BY Judge Daly,and shcr
IFS jury Of the mental condition of George
Francis Train which has now occupied tie
better part If y week, has psrtaken largely
Ut the character Of broad farce, but to-day
It devei"ped into y downright burlcsque
A number 0f experts who examined HIM
have testified tia, his mind Is unsound. Or,
In other words, that his natural sanity or
avsricc have lcceme sa,normally developed.
the prisoner himself was called to the stand
and questioned concerning tho authorship
ut the alleged obscene work which, consists
Ut three columns of extracts from the Bible
carefully arranged, headed and subhcated
with the apparent "Sjec. Of producing a
certain etfrct. Tram acknowledges the au
th"rship of the head lines, but said it would
be difficult I" tell who wrote the renal nder.
Previous to reading the filth Z" the jury,
Daily requested the ladies, there being
large number Of the ''sirong minded" PIES
e"', to leave the room. At this, Utica
Broker, and one Of Wm'dhuIrs sisters,
sprsng to her feet and wildly shi.king-
Evil to him who evil thinks" began \
hsrrsngue TO the effect that ''her rights
should not be denied her on account Of any
msudlin sentimen'sli.y, and SO on Ills
Honor cut her short by ordering the room
cleared. Then ensued scene of dissnce-
full disorder. Shouts, curses. cheers aud
laughter arose on every side and 10 some
instances fOrcible resistance was offered to
the court officers, who succeeded. how. yer,
in short time in driving the mob into the
corridOrs. The investigation was resumed
and the testimony Of another Medical expert
was taken 10 the effect that Train was in
sane
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Frishttal Weather in Nebras,a,

Lincoln, Neb.. April - The train on
the b Il N. r. X. came in this H. m.--tllc
first time for " week. Reports Of the late
storm show it 10 have been the St
verrst ever known here; men were trozcH
to death within two rods Vf the house, try.
ing n get u the stock to feed them. Near
Grafton man named Keller attempted IL
reach ncighbOrs scarcely halt mile dist
ant, accompanied by his wife aud child, ami
the two latter were frozen 10 death. MIR
Marshall, near Hastings. persisted while
trying to reach the stock from his house
The wife and child If Mr.. Brent. near Red
Cloud were frozen whiiealtcmp,ing t., rcacI,
4 neighlDOrs after the house was rendered
uninhat,itablc. Thar bodies were fOunu
Friday ~ rods from the house. Families
were Compelled to take refuge in cellars Or
keep their beds for Two days. Houses were
blown down aid filled with snow. The Dc
slruciioD Of cattle and horses was great
Some los, all thy had, Que party lost a
whole herd Of q head. Tie suilcys OH
the railroad were files! with snow. hard ,.s
ice. and snow plOws were Useless.
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9ele9raphit.


Sen Franci.co. April l9-Thc following
is rsceceivcd from Yreks: J. K. Luttre'l
arrived last evening from Orleans Bar. He
says the Indians on the klamath and SAL
mon seem u b fully p0sssd about the Mr.,
doc war. even better than the whites. One
Indian told him that be lie had seen 4 Mo.
doc who told him all about the fight. It is
evident that AUsiOc runners have visited al
the tritss Ut Northern California and
Southern Oregon. The people of Klamath
and Del Nor,c counties. however, nprre-
bend no outbreak At present. Thirteen
armed citizens left for the front this morn.
ing 10 bring in the body of H"yey. From
u strictly reliable gentleman who has been
through the lava country, We learn tina,
there is large cave six mikes from the late
Mudoc stronghold, in . souiheasterly d..
recti"n, the course taken by the Indians
The cave will lie harder to approach and
will protect them much better from shells.
II IL amply supplied with wood, food ard
animals. but according ~ his recollection
Is nearly half mile from water. There
arc many lesser csvcrns and crcvices. but no
wafer. A circuit Of thirty ,nIles, he thinks,
would have 10 be made ~ &c. guns and sup.
plies to the new stronghold. which the
rascals now almost certainly occupy. Or the
remnant which svcc. eded in reaching il.
They arc believed 10 bc running very short
If provisions and ammunition, aud evident
~ are very much demOrAlized.
A press dispatch says-''During the pas,
few days kilograms and letters have poured
into the White House. begging the Prcs.
dent not 10 allow the cIa,n"r Of the ungOdly
press, Or the passionate reasoning Of Those
arOuns him, I" swerve him from his phiIan.
thr"pic peace pulley towards the Indians.
In conversation the President SAID, calmly,
that the Mdocs must aud shall be exter-
minated, not Ms a passionate revenge for
their treacherous numbering, but ~ sn act
Of justice, As well rs for protection to the
settlers in tbs, part Of the country
San Francisco. April IA dispatch from
Ireka says Frank Merritt has just arrived
from the front, having left at 2 D. IN. on
Friday. lie reports IUdians still in the lava
bel, several having been seen where young
Hovey was shot, evidently keeping open
their communication with the lake for
water. A number Of shots were fired along
the line. just before hc left Col Perry and
100 men started at 6 ia H.. on the day Mer-
rilt left, tor the south side Of the lava bed
to cut the Indians off from the springs.
The Indian found in Jsck's cave was
Scar Faced Charley without doubt from the
description given. He Was dead instead of
wounded, as ut first rcpDried.
Eugene Hovey's body was buried near
cs'np"n Friday. 1t was 50 horribly mu.
tila.ed As to be scarcely recognizable.
The latest advices from the MOdocs are
that they sre still in the lava bed, and have
been attacking the pack trains going to the
trUOps.
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A multitude of bills have been introduced
in the Legislature. large mnjori'y Of them
amending or repeating existing laws.
Among the most imp,r,s"t Of these, is 4
bill I" rep.al the liquor Iaw.w bill tn repeal
the alien law, several bills amending the
civil and criminal practice acts, and codflcd
general laws, bill amending .Asasssor law.
scve'~l bills amending the quartz law, bills
amending tue license law. bills amending
the school law, y bill relating 10 interest on
county bonds, and bill amending the fee
bill. Among new bills introduced is \ bill
for general Incorporation act, y bill xu.
tboriz'"g subscription u the stock Ut rail.
r'a" companies: hills providing for the Gus.
t.niy 1T the peni,sntiary by the Territory. \
bill changing the name Of Lewis & CLARK
county, bill providing for . term Of Su.
pre,ne Court in Helena. . bill incorporating
Helena, etc. Al latest advices, bills were
still being introduced, and there was no
probability If IN adjournment At the end Of
the fifteen days. Some members write the
session will probably end sts,ut the 30,h :;
Others that it will sit two or three weeks
yet.
The Legislature 10 going after the fees OF
Territorial aud county officers in earnest,
and it Is anticipated they will be cut down,
on 40 average, st'on, dfty per cent.
1t Is not manifest yet ~ha: action will he
had On the rsilr'ad bill. but it 10 prubabIe
Sanders bill, authorizing counties to sub
scribe and receive stock will pass.
No vOfe has yet been taken, that we have
advices Of, indicating whether The bill 10 le,
out the maintenance and custody Of the
prisoners to the hes, bidder meets with II.
vOr or not.
The alien law repeal bill has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
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Tae7raphic Brevities.

The Pope Is recovering. 10
Sir Samuel Baker and party are safe.
The Chcycnucs are s,;ll deprc,'a,inx il
Ksnsas. #
Baron Jus,is Liehig. of Munich. died o,
the 18th, aged 70.
The New YORK Senate has passed M ac
repeating :l'c usury laws.
James Brooks has returned tn Wash;ns ,or
and is in very bad health
1t is reported that Minister DcI.ong's rcsig
nation has been accepted.
Ex-Governor. WIN. Pickcr,ps."f Indiana.
died Of app"plexy on Tuesday.
Massachusetts, wOrEinsincn are trying Il
enforce The eight hour system.
Of $40 cellars examined in New York, I5(
ore reported unfit for occupancy.
4 fire .. Fort Sc,u. Kaus.s. Wednesday
burned 30 buildings. loss $4,000
Messrs. Eaton and Byl.lmrycr are up.
pointed "n the Civil Service Board.
The cpiz",ic in Arlzona bas nearly sub
sided All the Stages are running "gain.
Ea"l lie Lii War; suici'led in England an
accom-, Of grief for the death of u lady friend
Archbishop Bailey On next Sunday will
consecva,r Rev. W. IL. Gross Bishop of Sn
vaunah
Eight locomotives belonging to :hc N. Y
Central and II. H. II. were sold tor taxes
"Wednesday.
John Anderson. New York. has decided
Penekcz lsIani :" Prof. Asa>ssz for his nut
urxI history school.
Sa Francisco. April 20--WOrS will bt
commenced ~ San Diego. "n the Texas Pa
ciiic X r.. on Tuesday.
IInyh and Ecuador want the U. s. 10 dc
their cUinsgc. II is probable an &C; will
pass Congress permitting it.
The first colore'l grs lua,c Of the Law
Shml in Washington has bcen admit cd t.
practice in the District Supreme Court.
The French a.cn, Of the FL Paso bond
holders refuses to take the bonds in taxes
which Fremont wants To surrender rs sccur
ity for the bonds.
The Director Of the Mint has fixed tho
charge for comm: the new trade dollar Il,
one half ccui c:.cl, Much benefit is expected
from the new dollar
indianapolis. April 1S'h. The riot IL,
knightsv;i!e is ended, and the Emmett
guards have left for Mnne Most of the
ring leaders have been arrested.
Six cars were burned and fifteen or twenty
persons burned Ia death besides number
wounded by the s:eambos. train FROM Ston
ington to Boston, dropping through bridge
at the former place, the brid &c having been
injured by the frcsl,c..
Montreal, April lS,l,.-Ihe rapid rise in
the ST. Lawrence river has hO,dcd st. Paul
stree, in Point St Charles. and the inhabil.
ants are using boats and RATS. The farms
along the Lacl,iEe road are submerged frOul
three To cish, feet
Lewis Waugh. nlias Frank Burdell, on
trial nj Memphis for the murder Of Gcncral
Iiindmsn ut Helena. Arkansas. Sept. II.
1868, says the party VIII" killed Hindman
was hired to Il" j: by John II. Moore and
DR.. Lin,hicum.
The deals Of the peace conference o:
Camp Verde, April 9th, was received to-
night. The conference resulted in the un-
submission and surrender Of
Nv" Of the worst bands Of Apaches. The
peace was brought about through the COM
plete route Of the ArscI'es, who have for
The La. twenty years .leiie,l the Governmen,
Over tw" hundred warriors have been killed
IN the las. campaign in the businesses Of the
Apache country.
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A ADalolise for Murder.

Chicago, April pa Washington special
ays one If the quaker sup,s. Ut i"d'an
Affairs arrived here to-day. and fornlshtsi
the Secretary Ut the Intcrior with sssn.e.
wha, ingenious apology tpr the recent
csslslnct Of the Cncycnncs in numbering .
party OF surveyors on the brilers If Kansas
H. says the India Is regard the surveyors -
their mortal enemies, and the precursors at
their annihlatiun and that they were further
instigated to the crime by whisky furnished
them BY bal white men and he thinks there.
fore It may be attributed to the latter more
than TO the Indians He WAS particular in
advising against the policy Of demanding
that the tribe give W the Murdrrers of the
surveyors. and believes ius,ea that il 10 the
duty Of til. government; whenever itin,cn.ls
to send Surveyors into the Indian country to
advise Indians IN advance order that they
may understand tia, the surveyors arc not
intended to drive them away.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-26

Albany. April 24-Coilec,or Bailey has
seized ~ Locomotives and 3 passenger and 3
baggage cars Of the New York Central and
Hudson Il. X. Co. for non payment Of
taxes.
Baltimore. April IA letter received
fran BsltimOresn NJ Per"s,nbuco, Brazil.
states hitter controversy is going on I've.
tween the Archbishop IT Pernanbucu and
the Masonic frater,iy. The press is affiliated
with the iSlssons aud u was though. the
difficulty would eliminate in the expulsion
Of the JeSuiis. Sd,
Kansas City, April H. --Prcsident Grant
IN. family leave this city III SIS TOMORROW
az special train over tbs Kansas Pacific
railway for Denver and the famous sum,ne.
resorts OF til: Rocky Mouniain
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We received last Week. too late for com.
mc"t. the letter Of Col. Black snd Nj. Insley.
In regard u ihs ef1c,snt service Of our late
Delegate, Hon W. H. Clssesi, In sscurinR
The passage 9th bill for the payment IT
see Aon'ans Indian War CIsima Having
c"n'rsba'ed oar mite against the ~ elsc,ivn
Of NJ. C'sses' IN bic To-, canvass, snd we,s
mt NJ sll'eluc'sntiu telling shs people wh.,
hs A"s NJ ds"s. We sss the more grs,idedl h
o'1a'end this plausible acsion, - well .
eshess of % equally Important character
making 10 our intesssss, In The clMine days
Of bio stewsrdship We believe that II.
c'sSrt', ." Ne ~ Congssss. did Oh 10 h.s
power Tar NJ csm,eisusass. and ws ore sisd
" knew shaa Anesars Vim eslll ssssin him
ss"ns " W. moss ssssd anA hosorsd oil.
! 3
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Rumerod Death Of the Pore,

Ottawa, April ia private dispatch was
received here to-day sayi ing that the Pope
died ON Monday last, but that the fac, was
kept secret to avoid public agitation respect.
Ing his successor. OF until the matter had
been decided in Rome
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An Ahoot AaAR.

Frankfort, Germany, April 22-In riot
this evening caused by rise in beer, SIX
teen brcwcr'cs were wrecked. DURING the
conflict ,wc!ve persons were killed and forty
wounded, and l2O rioters arrested.