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GOD KNOWS.
BY BELLA FRENCH.

BY BELLA French.
Once a woman,* highly gifted,
But so very frail, withal,
That the world declared her fallen,
And exutcd in her fall
As deaths shadows gather DER her
And lifc's day drew to q close,
Bsde h er friends put on her tombstone
Those two meaning words-"God knows"
As read the touching story,
How it thrilled me through aud throughl
For | felt her life had sorrows
hat the cold world never knew;
And said: ofsl the anguish
Which is made lie by our foes
How we drop beneath the arrows
Poisoned by their hatu-God knows!
Sometimes wandering in darkness,
Not ray of light is ours;
And lifc's plain becomes a desert,
Unrelievcd by trees or tlowers
Then how often we are tempted
Blythe beauty sin bcstows;
How TO overcome We struggle.
And how often fail-God knows,
Few there are with lives so happy,
That their life barks drift away,
With no ripple OF the waters,
And no dimming of the day.
Often on our way We falter,
While the life-blast rudely blows,
With no strength To urge us onward,
And no voice to checr-God knows!
We have seen the wild birds, flying,
Rise above the fouler's aim
After, thinning had been their numbers,
BY the cruel shots that came;-
And how Oft our better nature
Rises high above life's woes.
Till no more their shafts can harm.us,
And We heed them uot-tIod knows
How our souls were made for loving
And We search tor that to love,
In our wauderings, forgetting
That lis source rules all above
How affection sends out teudrils.
Each one clinging, as il grows,
To a something, and is broken
BY fitful biast-Gud knows
Life, al best, has much OF sorrow;
Shadows are as well a. light;
Never was day 50 brilliant,
That it ended not in night;
Aud, but Tor our hope Of heaven,
And its promised sweet repose,
We should faint ere half the battle
Had been fought and won-tiod knows,
'Adsh Isaacs Menkin.
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Albert Durer used to say that he had
no pleasure in pictures that were painted
with many colors, but in those which
were painted with choice simplicity.
So it is With ME as to sermons. .-LmA-
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fhe pleasu tn III hast planci
Where shall their memory hs
When the white angel with the frsexin. hand
Shall sit and watch by thee.
| q, " Holems.
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How the heart warns to the man who
lives on the sunny side of life l,--nevsf
grumbles about the wsathsc, keeps his
temper in the midst Of frstting earsa,
speaks kindly of his neighbors. rsfrsins
from cutting words that 50 often make
wounds never to heal.
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Faults of the head are punished In
the world, those of the heart in anoth-
er; but as most of our vices are COM
pound, so also is their punishment,-
Colton.
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Gems Of $4sns4t.

Lying is like trying to hi 9
in fog; if you move abput Joa
are in danger Of humping your head
against the truth; as soon n the fog
blows up you are gone anyhow.
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A Mormon preacher has been laboring
with the Grangers az Janesville.
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Having purchased my Exten-
sive Stock of WALL PAPER
from THREE of the Principal
manufacturers in this country,
| have been enabled to secure
for my patrons Larger Varie-
ty of Patterns from which to
SELECT, than any other house in
the City.
Call and Examine my Stock
before purchasing elsvhere.
87O-3m A. kRYZINSk[.
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NEW PLANNING MILL
H. GREVE, & CO.,

SOUTH SIDE, MANITOWOC, WIS,
NEAR TURNER HALL
The undersigned offer the following arti-
cle- to the public at the Remarkably Low
Prices given below:
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IN THE ROUGH.

*Adah Isaacs Menkin.
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CHICAGO, June ll,-Flour - Dull and
unchanged. Wheat - Active and higher;
No. | spring 81 OOi No. 2, 07C spot; 9Sa9sIGC
seller July; 90lSc seller August No, 8, 934C;
rejected SjI!c. COrn-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. 2 mixed fresh 679lc
regular. 6634c spot 6Skc bid seller July;
7lhsC seller August; rejected 65aGGc, Oats
bull and lower; No. 9, G72{O spot aud sell
lGrJuly. RyC-QuiGt and unchanged. Bar
lCy-Dcmand falr and market firm; No. 2,
81 2s bid spot; 81 OiIsal 0j seller September.
Secds-QUiCt and steady and unchanged.
POrk-Dull and declined; $40 3Oal9 So spot
or seller July; $40 GOal9 G9IG seller August.
Larl-DuI and nominal ut $lS % spot;
$l3 30al3 3?lG seller July; $l3 50alS 62h
seller August. Bulk MeAtS-Steady with
moderate demand; shoulders SC; short rib
middlcs Nc; short clear llHc; these
prices for good loose spot. Whisky-De-
maud fair and market firm at 81 II.
On call Board Wheat wus strong ut 9SHa
0S95c July; a00yic August. Corn lower at
G6gsc June; GS9Sc july 7l9Sc August Oats
iirmer; GOaGOAC June; 57Ac July. Pork
dull and shade lower at $40 GO August;
sl9 50 September Lard weak and easy Nt
$i3 50 July; SI3 3j7N August.
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The Hon. Carl Schurz, in the course Of
his address at the Opera House here in
Wheeling, took the ground that the most
practical way to encourage temperance in
the use OF intoxicating drinks was to favor
the Introduction Of cheap amusements
among the masses and the drinking OF
beer and wine instead Of whisky. While
he was willing to COnCCdc proper motives
on the part Of the crusaders, yet he ncv.
erthelcss was Of the opinion that their ef-
forts were not likely to result in any real
good to the country, but rather harm, It
seems however that the recent Brewers
Convention at Cincinnati did not exactly
concur in this idea Of Mr.. Schur2. Ac.
cording to the statistics which they have
furnished to the country, it appears that
since the Let Of June, 1878, there has been
remarkable decline in the number Of
breweries in the United States, and II
great decrease in the production of beer.
OF 500 brewcrics in Pennsylvania, 1jl
have suspended operations; Michigan had
2O2 at tho date named, and now has only
0S; Ohio lost Gs out Of 2OGj Indiana GO out
Of 1853; New Jersey 81 out Of 81; New
York 1872 out of 4sl, and nearly all the
other States in the same ratio.
The brewers attribute the decline in
their business to the crusaders and pro-
hibitionists, Apparently they discard
Mr.. Schnra theory, and a'cribe the
falling of to the agencies which
he considered impractical. II seems
that Michigan has prohibtory
law, under the operation OF which two.
thirds Of the breweries in the State sus-
pended business. Pennsylvania had Il
local option law, and during the time that
II remained on the statute books nearly
one.third Of her breweries ceased to make
beer. The brewers, reasoning from cause
to effect, declare that, It is prohibition,
"local option" and "cruSading' that has
interfered with their business.
The Baltimore American does not con-
cur fully in this conclusion Of the brew
ers, but expresses the following opinion
on the subject:
1--WE nrc Of the opinion that the brew
ers have given the temperance people
credit for more than they have done. No
doubt prOhibitory laws and crusNding
had some little effect in reducing the con.
sumption Of beer, but We think that II
the brewers would prosecute their in.
quiries in better temper and in more
philosophical spirit they would find there
has been n great decrease in the sale Of
all iururicS, particularly such rs are most
ly purchased by the laboring people.
Some men have been out Of employment,
the wages Of others have been reduced,
and all have found II necessary to GCOno-
mize. We have been told by the keepers
Of Restaurants that the panic Of 1873 in
teriefed greatly with their business. Their
customers ate lesa and drank less; order.
ed cheaper and palmer food, and abstain.
cd from costly dishes. No doubt the
same economy has been observed at the
beer gardens, and the suspension Of one.
fourth OF the brewcrieS In the country
was the result.
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The SnIG Of the u. n. NInn-OI.VVar
Cumberland Recovered.

NORFOLK, Va, June II. - Captain
Brown, Of the schooner j. G., arrived
here to-day in charge Of the iron safe Of
the U. S. man.Of-war Cumberland, which
was run into nnd sunk in Hampton Roads
By the Confederate ram Virginia in 1862.
Divers had been at work on the wreck
ten years, having in view the recovery Of
the safe the lucky man had only been at
the wreck forty.Cight hours when he
found the safe buried in three or four
feet Of mud. The water At that place
Is IS feet deep By the explosion of n
torpedo the safe was cracked, and when
1t was hoistcd on deck n few pieces Of gold
coin dropped out It is generally bcliev-
cd that the safe contains between sixty
and ono hundred thousand dollars in gold.
The safe and treasure belong to Captain
Brown and o. L. Maltby, Of this city, and
Herbert Smith, Of Detroit, Mich. While
Capt. Brown was searching the wreck he
came across n petrifed human body in a
perfect state. The Captain supposcS the
body to be that Of an officer. and he in
tends to return and get II.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 1.-THE schooner Pan
liCo, Captain Stnech, which sailed from
New Castle on September Sd for Chicago
and put back to Liverpool on May llth
dismasted, has sailed for her destination
after repairing.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT,
In a railway accident near Bath, to.
day, several persons were killed and
many injured.
LONDON, June l2.-The Daily Ncrs re-
ports that crisis is imminent at Athens
which may result in the abdication OF the
King. Five Turkish mcn.Of-war have
been ordered to cruise in Greek waters.
The Russian Minister has advised him to
abdicate without securing the right OF
his heir to the throne.
The probability OF the Intervention Of
foreign powers is isdiscussed at Athens.
A special from Berlin to the Post, refer.
ring to the rumOrs OF friendly under
standing between England and Russia on
the Central Asia question, says 1t is re-
ported that the suggestion Of neutral
zone has been revived, and it is iavorably
received very favorably on both sides.
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Awnings ana Posts.


The City Council has been unable to
agree on the above subject, and it is not
to be wondered at. There are at least some
members Of that body who refrain from
supporting such sweeping measures, us u
few mad.Caps in the city would like to
see adopted. The latter would have eve
rything their own way, regardless Of the
injury or expense il would entail on
others.
The City Council might with much pro.
priety pass u law against "cross signs"
and the like, but has no right in equity to
dictate to business men how their win
dows shall be shaded, providing the same
is done so us to offer no impediment to
passers by. A crazy effort is being made
on the part Of some, for want Ol some
thing better to do, to prevent Others from
erecting iron uprights from the curb
stones for the support OF awnings. Now
il Is well known that the Eastern cities
permit these structures, and every fair.
minded person knows they are no impedi-
ment to travel. They are light and airy,
and offer better means tOr an awning
than anything else, and make a better
shade on the pavement than swinging
one.
1t is all well enough for the Council to
benutify the city, but all such measures
should be marked with prudence, SO as
not to injuriously affect the rights Of tax
payers. The Council should not be gov
erncd by the Camors Of the few, but
should consider their province to bc todo
iusticc TO all, JUsTITIA.
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munitics and classes OF merchandise, and
many settlements and towns inconven.
fenced and even seriously injured, for the
building up Of localities in which mem.
bers OF the company are interested.
S. That We recommend that the people
should exact in advance from candidates
Tor Legislature an unequivocal pledge:
FIrst-That they will, ii elected, vote
for such reduction Of freights and fares
as will leave to railroad companies a fair
income on the actual cost OF construction
Of road and allow for maintaining and
operating the same, to enable them to
meet their Just obligations.
SerOnd-That they will to that end in.
stitutc thorough investigation into the
affairs OF corporations, as they have
ample power to do, in order to ascertain
the cost Of construction OF roads and the
annual Outlays for maintaining operating
the same.
Tmd-That they will, in adjusting the
tariff OF freights and fares, abolish all
unfair discrimination between the same
classes OF merchandise and equalize rates
between different localities, having due
regard to grades and curves.
0. That while the Republican party
disclaim any sympathy with indiscrimi-
nate war upon associated capital, with a
due regard Of its rights; it is entirely in
dependent Of all corporate power; It is
opposed to all schemes in the State, conn-
y and city whereby, under the pretense
OF providing gas and water to the COM
munity or irrigation for farming, few
men seek to enrich themselves by impos-
ing heavy burdens upon the people; i re-
pels all attempts Of corporations to force
into Office through Republican COnvcn'
tions men who will guard their interests
rather than those Of the public, and ex.
poets to be judged by It's acts and the
character Of its candidates rather than
by the false accusations Of It's enemies,
who, after having had the executive
power Of the State for the past eight
years divided equally between them, can
present n better claim for public conf.
dence than loud and empty professions OF
horror at alleged corruptions and profit
gacy in public affairs, which they them
selves have managed and controlled,
The eleventh resolution invites the co.
operation OithC farming interest in carry.
ing out the measures Of the platform.
The twelfth resolution decrics disscn.
ton in the Republican ranks and invites
unity Of action in the approaching Presi-
dental election,
The balance OF the Republican ticket is
as follows: Comptroller, J. J. Green;
Surveyor, Il, L. Gardner; Treasurer, VIM.
Beckman; Attorney General, L. D, Saw.
yer; Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Grant
j. Taggart; Superintendent Of Public In
structiOn, Ezra c. Carr.
The Convention is considered piece
Of stupid trickcry, which dcceives no one.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June ll.-A rcsolu-
ton was passed by the Board OF Trade to.
day asking the President for his policy in
regard to the Indian treaties, and com.
mittee was appointed to prepare me.
mortal for Congress, protesting against
further steps towards blocking up civil.
zatiOn by settling all savagcs in the land
upon one Of the richest portions Of the
nation.
The Kansas Rolling Mill Company, A,
B. Stone, Of New York, President, held II
meeting to-day and resolved to establish
local mills at Roscdalc, n suburb two
miles south Of this city, the general
Offices Of the company 10 be located in
this city. Work will be commenced at
once, and $50 men will he employed in the
mills when in operation.
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ITALY.

ROME, June ll.-A royal decree has
been issued, promulgating a convention
between Italy and Switzerland, which es.
tablishes the boundary between the two
countries in accordance with the award
Of the Arbitrator, Mr., Marsh, Minister of
the United States.
In the Chamber Of Deputies there has
been a sharp debate over the Government
public safety bill, which amends the law
for the suppression Of Grigandage and
other disorders in Sicily and elsewhere.
The bill is approved by the Left, The
sitting tonight was abruptly closed on
account Of the disorder which accom-.
panied the discussion.
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EAST LIBERTY, June il.-CATTLE--Re'
ceipts to-day 1855, making for four days
past 4,4SO lead, Nincty.iive loads Of 70.
days arrivals were through stock. The bal.
business doing here in cattle. No quota.
tiOnS.
lIoGs = Receipts today S25 head, and
for four days past 1915 head. Workers
s. 2ja7 3j philadClphias 81 G0a7 80.
Receipts to-day 1000 head, and
for four days past l7000 head. Clipped
Mt 81 5On5 80,
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rl,n slrni,Inr Nirl,sl,,,rr.

MONTREAL, June l1.-Thc Steamship
Nicksburg was nm iron vessel and con.
siderCd the beat boat Of the dominion line
She was about $500 tons. Her value Il
stated at S3jO,OOO; fully insured in Eng.
land. llCr cargo consisted Of t2,AGC
bushels Of wheat, 1915 bushels Of pen.
and " head Of cattle. Torrance & Co,
agents Of the dominion line, say that
the Vi'ksbnrg had only 10 stCcragc pas.
sCngcrs on board. Mcssrs. Torrance &
Co. have nothing further about the wreck
Of the Vicksburg. They have been in
communication with the government as
TO sending out steamers in search Of the
bOnis,
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Minor kilograms.

CLEvELASn, June ll.-In the shooting
tournament to-day the attendance was
large and the shooting fully up to that of
yesterday.
ToRoSTo, OST., June lit has been
decided by the Assessment Commission
that grain in storehouses here is not sub.
jCct to taxation.
NEWTON, Nj, June ll.-JudgI Mar.
tin Rycrson, late member Of the' Com
mission on. the Alabama Claims, died
this morning, aged 60 years.
SANDrsKY, June ll.-A man named
Frank Ward, supposed to be from Find.
lay, Ohio, committed suicide in this city,
this morning, by shooting himself through
tho heart, Cause unknown,
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BALTIMORE, June li.-Flour-~Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No. ! western
ambcr$l 81; No. 2 do 81 81 mixed do 81 80;
40. western red 81 SO; No. 2 do 81 80;
Pennsylvania red 81 81 Corn - Steady;
western mixed size. ONts-Dull; western
white G0a.0 western mixed 67a6Sc. Rye
Dull and lower at 81 00al %. Hay
Firm; Pennsylvania aud Maryland l7u24c.
Provisions - Unchanged. Pork - $2l 0Oa
81 10. Lard-Dull aud nominal. Butter
Firm; western extras 22a24c; frSts l9a2lc.
Petroleum Nominal; crude 6aGNC refined
1294al3c Colcc-Firm; Rio cargoes l6a
1870; jObbing at 1GI!al9Nc. Whiskey-
Nominal ut 81 q.
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WASHINGTON.
COMMISSIONER ArrolSrEp,

WAsniN0Tox, Jnnc ll.--A telegram
was received to-day FROM lion. Abram
Corning, Of Missouri, accepting the ap-
pOintmcnt ns one Of the Commissioners TO
treat with the Sioux Indians. General
Terry has been selected on the part Of the
army. .
The Poatollicc Department has ordered
an extension Of the railway mail service
on July lst from Chicago to Elgin, lllS.
CuANaE OF HEADQUARTERS.
The headquarters Of the National
Grange Patrons of lIusbandry, which ever
since the organization Of the order has
been in Washington, will probably be re-
moved In Louisville, Kyg ina short time.
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PHILADELPHIA, June li.-PetrOleum-
Firmcr; refined l3c; crude 9Nc. Clover
SCed-Scarce at12Aal9Nc. Western Tim.
othy-StcNdy Nt So G2H, Flax Seed-$l 80.
FlOur-F -Firmcrand in better demand; Iowa,
Wisconsin aud Minnesota family So Goa
6 90; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio do.
50 50; high grades 50 76a7 75. Wheat
Quiet and steady; red 81 Slal SO; amber
81 81; white 81 3ja1 AZ. Rye-$l l2. Corn
yellow Sac; western mixed S3as3hc.
OAts-StCady at 72a73No for white; 69c for
mixed. prCvisions-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky--$l 90 for western iron bound.
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SAN FRASusco, CoE., June 1.-THE
Republican State Convention met nj
Sacramento yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Sargent presided. The Convention adopt
ed n strong mti.rnilroad resolution. l.G.
Phillips was nominated, by Acclamation,
for Goctner, and Jos, N, Cave was nomi.
mated for Lieutenant.0 Governor, and y. II.
Hall for Secretary Of the State,
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charged will stealing nonds.

PHILADELPHIA, June ll.-This morn
ng Joseph Calvert, alias Button Joe, was
arrested upon the charge Of being inter
csted in the negotiation Of United Stntes
bonds which were stolen In the West. The
arrest ia based upon mn affidavit Of Doc.
tor Melville, one Of the accused parties in
the bill cases, who alleges tIlath he received
from Calvert two registered bonds Of the
United States, one for 81, 900 and the other
for $4,000, which he returned to Calvert.
II Is alleged that these two bonds are the
fruit Of robbery committed in Ohio, and
we're originally in the name Of Mrs.
SrOtt.
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CISCINNATI, June H. Cotton - Dull
md declined at l4jSc. Flour and Wheat
Dull and unchanged, COrn-Firm at 72a
I4c. Onts-Quiet ut G7aG9r. Rye Dull ut
81 Ojal Os, Barley Dull and nominal.
Oils Unchanged. Eggs-Steady at lGc.
lIuttcr and Cheese Demand lair and mar.
kct firm. POrk-Firm ut $2U 90. Bacon
aud Lard-Quiet md unchanged. Bulk
Mcats-Dcmand iair aud market firm;
shoulders at Shc,clear rib IlHallI IIc, clos.
ing strong; clear NE, Whsky-Steady
and in moderate demand at 81 10.
IIOGs-Stcudy ani In moderate demand
and prices unchanged.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, juno ll.-In the Federal
Council yesterday the President Of the
Imperial ChanteiIory submitted several
rates OF supply to meet the expense Of IL
proper representation Of Germany at the
United States Centennial Exhibition.
An order has been issued from the I'm.
periaI ChancellOry prohibiting the cirCu-
lation Of the Catholic Gcsc'tc, Of Baltimore,
for two years within the boundaries Of the
EmpirG
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rhlIndrInl,in Mool.

PHILADELPHIA June ll.-Wool-Active
and prices lower Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 6On52 JSc;
X 5Oa52i5; medium 5ON53c; coarse 46a4Sc;
New York, Michigan Indiana and western
fine 4Gn4Sc; medium 62A52X; coarse 46a4Sc;
cOmbing washed jsaG2c; cOmbing nnwashed
491Gc; fine unwashcd 33a3jC; coarse and
medium unwnshcd 3Ga4Oc; tub washed Goa
jjc; extra and mCrino pulled 40a4SC; No. /
and supCrlinC pulled 46aiGc.
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THO Mnrnlnr ilnhrrtIc,I.

OTTAWA, OST., June ll.-A passenger
by the Dominion steamer Quebec, who
arrived in this city yesterday, rCpOrts
that the Quebec spoke the NiCksburg just
as the latter was about cncountCring the
ice, nnd lhnt the Captain Of the Quebec
warned the Captain Of the ill.iatCd vessel
tito risk the pnssagc rs Il wns only with
difficulty that the Quebec wNs enabled to
get through.
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NEw ORLEANS, June il.-Quarnntinc
after ten days bas been proclaimed by
Governor Kellogg against the ports Of
Havana and Vera Cruz from the 10th Of
June, but under the regulation Of the
Board Of Health the ten days in the cnse
Of all vessels bringing clean bill Of
health will begin to count from the time
Of their leaving the infected port Of New
Orleans
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NoRwrcn, CoNS, June lit was dis
covered to-day that Charles e. Fuller,
president, midi. T. Mowry, treasurer, Of
The Chaplin Paper Company, have NIB.
scondcd leaving outstanding obligations
estimated to amount to S7O,0OO, the great.
or pnrt Of which IL believed to bc on
forged notes.