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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-29
Fires.
ILLINOIS.
Gen. Towards Complaints.

CHICAGO, October n. Gen. Howard complains
bitterly of his treatment in the newspapers.
II have much to agrieve me" he says. "The
government has seen fit to rob me of q large sum
OF money, and have been too poor to prosecute
my claims, and my countrymen have seen fit to
heap nothing but abuse upon me. They seem to
have put me up before the country as some sort OF
politician. The only politics have is to be loyal
to my government. have been blamed for writ
ing tor the newspapers. l never wrote line for
self-laudstion notoriety, but have written ar
ticles for money in order that might put shoes
on the feet of my children. | don't know why 1
should be abused and msligned, but suppose il
will be kept up until am dead. After am gone
hope my children, a. least, if nobody else does,
will be able to see what good, if any, there WAS in
me-"
Howard telegraphed to Gen. Sheridan some
days ago, long report covering his campaign
against the Nez Perces. but instead of recogniz-
ing it Sheridan pigeon-holed it ON the ground
that officer except Mcdowell is entitled to tee-
graph reports. On arriving here Howard gave
the report to the newspapers, whereupon Sheridan
issued an order calling attention to the regula-
tons prohibiting giving reports for publication,
under the penalty of being reported to the Presi.
dent for dismissal.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Progress of the Rus.
SLAMS.
MUKHTAR HAS REITERATED.
frzeroum Preparing for q siese--TAs
Inhabitants Aiming.

LONDON, October n. Il IL reported thss the
Russians are pursuing Ghasi Mukhtsr, aad have
advanced - far - Khorasssn, and Mukhtar has
retreated to khokoi. between Khorassan asd has'
san Kaleh.
Erzeroum Is preparing for siege. The ishab.
itants are arming and reinforcements ere hostens
ing up from Trebizond. Aakhtar, howsvsr, re-
ports the Russians have not advanced further than
Melldosz, on the western slopsof Dsgh, which
is more credtable than the nrst statement.
Doubtless panic prevails ct Erseroum, giving
rise to all reports Of unfavorabls rumors.1
CoNsrANrINoPLR, October %. Il b oAcially
confirmed that Ismsil Pasha with his force Of for
~ battalion has effected junction with Aakhtar
Pasha. The army is now concentrated in . strong
position ct Kaprikai.
A despatch from Erzeroum says thas u ID ru-
morsd that the Russians from Arabian are Cd
vancing on Oli.
One Of the Gesho6s il still imprisoned q Phil
oppolis. A. the prisoner has been appointed U.
s. consul, Mr.. Maynard. the American minister,
has supported Mr.. Lsyards representations n his
favor. The affair will probably b settled shertly,
but the porte refuses TO recognise Gsshofs nomi.
nation - consul ~ he 10 an Ottoman subject. and
moreover he did not receive his nominatioA until
after his arrest.
LONDON, October %. A special dated Erzer-
oum Saturday, reports the situation very critical
and great battle 10 imminent ct Kaprikoi. -
General Simmsrman, commanding The army Of
Dobrudscha, ID bringing heavy ssige train from
Mejldjia, to be used against Silistria.
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Hennebec Tee.

htnhtDeC
The Ice Trade Journal, just s'ar ell at Phadel-
pha, in the interests of the ice trade and, by the
way, a very valuable publication for thatpurpose,
has the following inquiry from correspondent :
Can any of you- readers inform the "curous"
why some waters freeze Opaque, while other wa
tiers produce transparent ice 1t has been said
that ice frozen from waters of the kennebec Riv.
err. State of Maine. produce the bright st ice
known. ask, why Yours, &c,
b. X. EsLER.
We will try to answer the inquiry of Mr.. Esler.
1t is true that ice frozen from the waters of the
Kennebec is the purest ice known in the markets
Of the world. This is acknowledged in all the
large centres Of trade, south as well as north,
aud it is preferred to any other ice in the
market Bat why is ice formed in the Ken
nebec liver, transparent. and not opaque, like
some other ice Because it is made in clear, run
ming and transparent water. The supply reservoir,
Moosehead lake, is pure at the START and should
there be any Impurities they are entirely filtered
by passing down over innumerabc natural falls,
and along rocky, gravelly beds, until on reaching
the usually cult waited ice gardens" in the vicn
ty of Halowell, Gardiner, Piltston, Richmond,
&C. the water is so pure and transparent that it is
freely used for drink ing purposes by workmen
shipping ice, millmen and others employed about
the river. 1t is far different with other rivers For
instance, take the Hudson. Dip up tumbler of
water, let it stand twenty minutes, and you will
find that dirty sediment has settled to the bot
tom. The water is of yellowish hue. and not at
all pleasant to the taste. Ice formed from water
Of that kind cannot be clear and transparent.
Again, the Hudson, Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri
aud other rivers, fed by water running throsgh
low marshes, aud this does not have tendency to
purify the waters. Again, the streaks and bab-
bles sometimes observable IN ice, are indication
that the ice is formed in a river or pond, the wa
tiers OF which are quiet, not having swift enough
current to cany off the bubbles or substances
that form the wbitish strcaks. Not so with Ken
nebec ice, where the current is always active.
Ice will make quicker and thicker in pond
where the waters are STILL but i, will not be raos
parent. To illustrate Look a. an icicle hanging
from the roof of building, formed after rain
storm OF snow melting, succeeded by freezing
weather in winter. Ii has gradually grown to il,
present dimensions while the water has been con-
stant'y running or dripping. You see through
il as readily as through the dearest plate glass.
1t is composed of rain water. but the constant ac-
ton has rid it of all impurities. Take tub of
rain water produced during the self same storm,
and let the water in that freeze and the ice will be
Opaque. SO if the theory We have advanced be
correct-and no one hav ing the facts W i'll deny it
the correspondent Of the "lce Journal" NAV see
why it is that ice formed IN Kennebec waters is
always transparent.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire.

Fire.
WoLFBoRo', October %. The dwelling, she'd
and stable of Alvah 5. Libby were burned this
morning. Loss 81, 500; insured 81 800 in the
4Etna and North British Mercantile
Suspension.
The Manchester, N. H., Print Works, have sus-
pended until about December LIST, TO effect the
usual change in patterns from fall to spring
styles.
Court Matters.
Isaac c. Price and w am Ii. Pencil, to-day
became security for the additional fifteen thous-
and dollars bail required from John 5. Morton,
ex-president of the Market Street railroad com
pany.
In the two thirty-four race at Dover, Saturday,
l.. d. Marshs horse, of Biddeforj, brown stallion
Palmer Knox, took the third money.
Verdict.
In the supreme court at Ossipee, in the case of
John G. Cate vs.. Town of Wolfboro'. for injuries
received by defective highway, the jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff In 50 500.
Bank Matters.
In the supreme court, Adam Brown VS.. Lake
National Bank, recovered 80 800 for money loan
ed the bank in 1857.
Railroad Matters.
PORTSMOUTH. October 2S The Merchants
National Bank of Salem attached during the past
week, As property of the Eastern Railroad, that
portion OF the Portland & Ogdensburg road in
Stratford and Grafton counties running from Liv-
ermore station TO Saunders Falls, about three
miles IN extent. 1t also trusted many patrons Of
the road in those counties, being q continuation
of the suit began early in October for the sum of
fifty thousand dollars loaned to the road. This
action is the second brought by that bank, and 10
returnabe at the January term of the supreme
court of Rocking ham county.
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FOREIGN.
England.

England. ac
LONDON, October n. Parliausnt b further
prorogued TO December 10. .rfa.,Ys
France. r.ea sas.
PARIS. October u. NJ. Cremisux, member Of
the government Of national defenss during The
late war, called on Gen. Grant yesterday.
The death 10 announced of Gen. Nslxisr Allsrd
in his 10th year.
Political.
II is thought Charles Lepere, vice prssidens Of
the last chamber of deputies, and intinsts friend
Of Gambetta, will b elected 10 the prssidsncy Of
the new chamber. which Grevy will probably de-
cline in consequence Of his nomination 70 the ~
publican leadership.
Personal.
1t is reported that proposition was made with
the knowledge Of come members Of the French
cabinet to Count Chambord with view 70 plac-
ing him on the throne Of Francs, bat b refused
oil such proposals. .s...
The minister Of foreign Affairs and the Spanish
standing viii be arrived 1t between Spain and the
United States on the question Of the customs
tariffs. .aahn
Gen. Grant.
Several representatives Of French newspspers
interviewed Grant to-day. but be declined 70 ex-
press his opinion on the political situsaioA in
France.
Marine Notes. a,sa~-t.s
The German ship Cornelius, from HUI for New
York, put back to Shields under Of weather, hay.
ing been forty three days out.
Scotland.
Complete access has bsen obtained 10 both pits
Of the Hugh Clsntyrs collisry, and IcclAnsyrs
colliery and it has been ascsrtased that TIVE hun-
dred and fifty persons peIishod. ..aH
Strike.
Several American masons have already been
sent by the striking committee 70 different pArts
of the kingdom.
Death.
Joseph Durham. the celebrated sculptor 10
dead.
Political.
The Franchise Duke De Broglie's organ yssser.
day stated that the minister's we're pssparsd 70
meet the chambers and defend their policy, bat st
the same time were ready 10 rssisn shoad Prssi.
dent MscMahon think il his duty 70 sumnoa 9th.
err counsellors. The Francaiss to-day explains
this. 1t did not mean that President Msclfahoa
Was disposed TO capitaalats 10 tAs lsft. Ths Con-
stitutional and Pays however asssrt that President
MacMahon has accepted the rssignatios Of he
cabinet in principle, but requested The ministers
to retain their posts pending his future deeisiens.
The Pays adds that Saturdays couscil was some
what excited. President AscMahou declaring that
he intended to enter upon the path Of conpreaiss
and Cancellation. Minister Dc Broglis And -Four
ton supports this courss. srg taa
Personal. ls'fso
NJ Rouher has had IN attack Of spoplsxy, bat
10 nearly well again. SOS
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The following representatives have been elect
ed to represent the Grand Division Sons of Tenn
perance of Maine in the National Division
S. Of T., of North America for the en-
suing year: s. L. Carleton Neal Dow, j. b.
Thorndike, Sidney Perham, Francis Lor-
ing, Portland; Henry Tallman, GUY C.
Goss, Charles b. Harrington, Bath; James
Nash, H. X. Morrell, j. NJ. Larrabee, Gardiner
Joshua Nye, NJ. NJ. Stone, Augusta; Amos lex
ard, Sarah j. Pickard, E. II. Cass, John S. Kim
ball. Bangor; 2. Pope Vose. Rockland; l.. T
Boothby, Waterville; Colin Campbell, Pembroke
William B. Ward, Z. b. Comins, East Edding-
ton; B. F. Talman, Richmond; j. l.. Brown,
Bowdonham; d. b. Randall. Saccarappa.
A gentleman living near the head of Green
street, snapped horses the other day, getting in
exchange for his nag white horse of rather ca
TO build upon. lie put the animal in his stable, and
going out the next morning found that the horse
had escaped. He searched high and low, without
being able to find him. At last, on passing
by the receiving tomb at Mt. Vernon cemetery,
the door of which was open, be found tue horse
standing contentedly in the tomb, with his heau
toward the entrance. Death is often pictured
riding white horse, and we wonder what would
have been the thoughts Interpretations persons had
they passed that tomb in the night time and seen
by moonlight the form of the white steed in the
sepuchre.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
What Attorney General Devens Says Of
Civil Service Order.

BosroN. October "a. Attorney 0snsfal Dew.
ems, writing from Washington, excuses himself
from participation in the State campaign, - fol.
lows: 2E
u learned with surprise and regret thstnny Of
the republican officials have declined sithsr 10
speak or vote. alleging - reason the Preetdsnt's
recent civil service order. In distinct terms that
order states that the right Of s0cias - vote
and express their views public Questions. either
orally or through the prsss, b not denied, proyid-
ed it does not interfere with the discharge Of ttsir
official duties. II such gentlemen choose not 70
vote, or not 10 express or enforce their visws,
they should at least not give . reason for such .
course, which IL not justified BY the order referred
to, and which 10 simply perversion Of Il.
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Oak Grove Seminary.

Ohh 6rove seminary.
The closing exercises Of the fall term at Oak
Grove Seminary in Vassa lboro' will take place at
he Seminary, Thursday and Friday, Nov. | and
;. The prize declarations will come off on
Thursday evening, according to the following
programme.
|. "The Eve of Waterloo" Lord Byron
Milton Z. Chadwick, SO. China.
,. Josephine" Caroline 4. Hayden.
Jessie F. Barstow, Knox.
8. Execution Of Montrose," Aytoun.
Omar G. Hussev, Brooks
4. Wounded" d. ". Catson.
Nora l.. Church. River. ide
.. adams and Jefferson" Edrard Ersrsh.
Frank ID, Barr, Centre Sidney.
6. "The Bridal Vine Cup" Anon.
Agnes NJ Goa, Sidney
:. "John Burns of Gcttesburv," Bret Xart.
Henry ID. b. Aver, No. Vassalboro.
s. "Ihe Stsrless Crown" Anon.
Luella f. Graves, Vassalboro'.
9. Cardinal Wolsey," Shakespeare.
Frank A. Appleton, Vassaiboro'
10. Lord Ulns Daughter" Thomas Campbell.
Halle l.. Osborne, Vassa boro'.
IL. "Ivey." Thomas Nacauley.
J. A Inert Jones, So. China.
II. "The Face against the Pane" T b. 4ldrieh.
Alice II. Iaber. East Vassslhoro'.
ID. "Speech on the American War" Lord
II. Melville Drummond, wiuslow.
II. The Widow OF Glencoe" Aytoun.
Sadie c. Starkey Vassaiooro'
Committee to award Prizes lion. Charles
Butfum, Orono; Howard Owen, Kennebec Jour.
nal, Augusta; J. +. White, A. b., Principal Chin q
Academy.
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Dtsn.

In Hallnwell, Oct. 2sth Joseph F. Mason aged
81 years, months . days. One of the oldest ct-
gems of Hallowel; an entirely upright, Christian
man-respected aud esteemed by all who knew
him. Funeral on Monday 29th nst at 2 O'Clock
+. NJ, from his late residence.
In Nineland, n j. Oct. 23d, Maud, daughter of
J. y Parker, formerly OF this city, aged 10 years.
mouths and II days.
In Haowell, october 18th, Mrs. Sarah r.
1ibbetS, widow OF the late Capt. Morrill, Tibbets
aged 10 years, 10 months 10 days; OFT. g. Mrs
Mary +. Handy, widow OF the late Robert q. Han.
dy. aged s. years.
In Bath, Oct. "a, Mrs. Nourse. widow Of the late
DR.. Amos Nourse, formerly OF Hallowell aged 81
years, months - days.
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The silly report is published in one of our ex-
changes that all the valuable settling land is TAX
en- up in Aroostook county. As well say that all
the democratic frauds are done away with in the
Madswaska district. Scarcely a beginning has
been made upon the valuable lands of the Aroos-
took, as Land Agent Buileigh will inform all
those who consult him on the subject. Broad
and fertile acres, in their virgin state, await the
hand of the cutivstor. inviting the masses who
are out of work to go there and make for them.
selYas homes
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LOUISIANA.
The SenatOrship.

New ORLEANS, October 2S. A Washington
special saws the Louisiana question before the
Senate Is likely to assume new phase, and .
number of republican senators desire to have the
case remanded to the leg islature. This of course
would dispose of Kellogg, Is he could not hope TO
be returned by a Nichols legislature. Should
Kellogg be seated, it is said that the Louisiana
democrats will proceed against him for embexzle.
ment Of some $2OOo said to have been handed
in to him by the tax collectors, and never placed
in the treasury of the State.
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INDIANA.
Senator Morton.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 2s. The condition of
Senator Morton is not so hopeful - for week
past. His stomach has retained nothing for the
past "A hours, and as q consequence he has grow
weaker He has been kept up, in fact by the ad-
ministrstion of opates and nutritious aids by the
hyrodemic process. His attending physician, DR..
Thompson. does not think there is any possibility
of his immediate death, yet is evident he cannot
last long unless there is change In the condition
OF his stomach
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PENNSYLV
Death.

PHILADELPHIA October 2S. Edwin Adams
the actor died at Is to-day, at the residence of
Dan Gardiner, and in the lstter's arms. He was
conscious until within hour OF his decease,
when be called his wife TO his bed and babe her
goodbye. The obseques will be held in ST.
James Episcopal church on Thursday next and
the nterment will take place at the Mount Mari
an cemetery. 1t is not yet determined who will
act as pail bearers.
There were also present Mr. and Mrs Gardner
and Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Jarvis of Boston, .
cousin of Mr. Adams. At the moment Of dissolu-
ton Mrs. Admins was lying upon q sofa, and Mr..
Gardner held the dying actor in his arms. So
peaceful and quiet were his last moments that his
wife did not know of his death until Mr.. Gardner
had unclasped his arms and laid the inanimate
form upon the pillow.
Found Dead.
ERIE, October 2S. The charred remains of
Mrs. Mccullough were found in the debris of a
dwelling burned here this morning. She had
been intoxicated the evening previous and was
alone.
PITTsBURG October 2S. Early this morning,
the cooper shop of b. ID. Moore, on Fourth ST.,
with key factory, we're totally destroyed BY fire
Loss, $1,000; no insurance. A few minutes later
fire broke out on Cliff St., where . stable which
had been fired was entirely destroyed. About 20
minutes after another fire was discovered in Clan
cy's cooper shop, in Mulberry Alley, and the con
tents were destroyed. Loss, s., 000
The fires were all incendisry, and il is believed
an organized effort was made by some one to burn
the city. man named James Melvin was or.
rested for attempting to fire house ON Locust
Avenue.
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Ladies who for years have dependned on all man
ner of powders and cosmetics for giving them ar
tifcal compilations, now find that Glenns Sulphur
Soap supplies them with pearly skins and rosy
cheeks, elected by the gentle stimulation Of ma
ture. sold by all druggists. Hills Hair and
Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, so cents.
oct24-t&y1mo
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OREAND.
DestrucIlyp Fire

BANGOR October q. A special to the Wing
& Courier says the Hancock Wooden Mil in Or
land, was burned last night at 6 o'clock. Loss,
$4,000 to $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Thirty
people are thrown out of employment.
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VERMONT.
COnfessiOn.

BosToN, October q. Lyman Peck, before
committed to Jail at South Royslton, VT, confess
ed to breaking into the Royslton Bank, implicat-
ing Chss. Bay as an accomphce. sydney Peck,
the formers son, confessed to robbng the house
of John Wild OF 500,
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SOUTH CAROLYN
Indictment.

New YORK, October %. The grand Jury At
Columbia, South Carolina, on Saturday night in
dlcted l.. Csss Carpenter, late revenue collector
for forgery and Robert Smalls, coored Congress
man for accepting bride.
Investigation.
The Worlds special says that the legislative
investigating committee have procured over fifty
witnesses to Pattersons bribery of members at the
time Of his election as Senator, and also in con.
nection with the Blue Ridge railroad.
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A Good DumestIc sulphur Bath can be instant
ly prepared bv taking a cake of Glenn's Sulphur
Soap into the bath.tub. Such an expedient will,
to use slang phrase, knock the spots OFF, any
victim OF cutsneous blemisbes. Sold by all drug
gists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, so cents. r.ffr sep26-t &wlmo
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The exercises by the Sunday School class of
Mrs. S. q. Sargent. at the Baptist lecture room, the
other evening, were very pleasant and successful,
and handsome little sum Of money was received
for the benefit of foreign missions.
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T.oral ann State Mems.

Amateur hunters, who have visited the woods
in this vicinity, find cartridges quite plenty, but
very shy.
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CALIFORN MA.
Collision.

SAN FRANCISCO, October Is. A collision &C.
Cured to day between the steamer Clinton and
Petaluma halt way between Alcatrsx and Sancel-
etc. The Clinton sunk and the Petsluma reached
here in 4 sinking condition The engineer of the
Clinton, named Nanny, WAS drowned. No other
lives were lost.
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fthe person who writes us an anonymous let
ter concerning the Augusta Reform Club, will
examine the files of the Journal, he will find that
his charges are as groundless they are absurd.
We are always happy to publish the proceedings
10 which he allndes
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fsA-(,OR.
Accident.

BANGOR, October Y. James Constantine, q
street laborer in this city, struck ON the head
by derrick handle. The skull was fractured.
He was probably fatally injured.
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Arc the condemned logs belonging to The Devine
Water company to remain by the roadside all
winteri
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RHODE ISLAND.
Attempted Suicide.

NEWPORT, October %. Mrs. Cathsrine Muir
ply, while laboring under a temporary alteration
of mind, this forenoon, jumped into the harbor
She was rescued with difficulty, but recovery is
doubtful.
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iMarrifo.

In East wilton, Oct. %, Albion y. Wilson, ESQ
of Ihomaston, to Miss Lunette K. Potter of Fact
wilton.
In Wayne, Sept % Eleazer T. Whittier to Mrs.
Irene IA. Virgin, both of Nj. Vernon.
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Col. Shaw, who is laboring in the interests of
the Y. NJ. c. Association, is to hold a series of
meetings in Winthrop.
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Post Office Changes

STANDARDIZATION, Aroostook county, Me. !;
Edwin Hill, Dover South Mills, Piscataquis Co.,
Me-; OTIS Brooks, Grafton, Oxford Co. Me.
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Autumn Leaf Varnish. The best article out for
preserving the natural tin,s. Together with
brush for applying. At Deyiue & Towards.
4,ol
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IOWA.
Court Matters,

New YORK, October ~. The Supreme Court
at Jefferson City, has granted an appeal in the
Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad case. The decis-
ion, it is said, suspends the appointment of . "a
ceiver, and restores the road to its original status
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A fire thu, evening destroyed. the old Draper
Tannery IN South Attleboro. Loss 81 5000; in
surance $4,000.