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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennebsr Journal
MAINE NFw, BY TELEGRAPH.
n wO Sad Accidents in " hite field.
4 Man Instantly Killed and Angler
Fatally Injured.

| fGAkDINER, Novemb %. James G. Lartabee
osW sftetield, while driving, thrown from his
csirige by the horse becoming frlgb tened, and
ifstad ly killed.
flames S. Brown of WhteGeld, while repairing
tie roof of building, lell TO the ground, recev-
ID such severe injuries that there hopes OF
hb recovery.
Al RiSh Lead Nine Discovered in Pitts
ton.
Parties from Boston are here. investigat NJ
what is supposed to be valuable black lead mine,
which hbs recently been discovered on the land OF
Wilhamg Kicker, in Pittston. Several blasts have
bseu putin, which has resulted ia the blowing on
ofpure lack lead A vein was opened on the al
jtceni lsnd, owned by Hiram Castin, and I is
thought. Ii the ore goes down deep enough, it will
Prove one Of the richest lead miaes in the coun-
tn. A Company will probably soon be formed To
work the nlne, consisting chiefly of Massacnus
etts parties.
Bank Matters.
| sBANGog, November %. At meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the Farmers National Bank, thi-
tdtei noon, h was voted to discontinue the bust
ness. The profits being small the stakeholder,
prefer otherinvestmen,s
Marine News.
ESchooner Mary A. Holt, Stanwood, from Coda
Keys for New York, was abandoned November
Oh, 40 mes oil Fernandina Light; crew saved.
Ibe vessel registered 1913 tons, and was bui I in
1861 at Ellsworth, where she was owned.
Schooner IiOstou carried away her jioboom and
hsadgeaI by cpLtact with a wharf at Bangor.
Schooner Wan. H. Mitchell, from Nachiaspor
fot Chester, with spsrs and deals, put back the
2fh, 10 distress, having sustained heavy damage
the 7th il gale.
SCHOONER Laura Z. Messer, Gregory, from
Windsor, y. s., for Alexandra, with plaster put
into Rocklsnd the 18th, leaky. 1t was thought
ttst the leak coa Id be stopped by grounding the
vessel.
Echoorer Sarah l.. Davis is at b, fast, repairing
damage sustained in the Gulf of Mexico in the
OCTOBER gales.
Schoone A F. Ames, which was placed on the
railway at Rockland for examination, was found
TO be badly wormed, and i, being replanked
The reI airs on the schooner A. Keen, of Rock
land, have been completed. She W i'll 60 to Wind
sor, y. s., to load with plaster for Baltimore.
Schoone; J. ID. Robinson of Phip burg, Glover,
arrived at Galveston October Goth, from Rio jan
eIro, with the master ick with small pox. TIL
overheard and was lost. The cook died and vas
buried at sea. The captain recovered.
Schooner Veto of Thomas,on, lost jlbboom and
bowsprit by collision, and returned to Thomaston
for rep irs.
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Nall0Well N0ral NeMs.

The examination at the close of the Fall term
in the Ilallowell Classical Academy will be held
follows
Saturday, Nov. % I. at 9 A. NJ, Greek Reader
and German; at II 80, Latin Reader.
Monday, Nov. 18th, at A. NJ, Cicero and
Latin Reader; at 10 40 Grecisn History, Physi-
ologv at 80 P. NJ, Virgil. English Literature,
Algebra at 3 80, English History, Astronomy
Analysis
Tuesday. Nov 26th, at 9 A. NJ. Seniors in
Greek, Nat Philosophy; at 10 40, Rhetoric,
French, Arithmetic.
Friends are invited.
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Temperance Meeting at Skowhegan.

The meeting continued through Thursday and
evening with a good attendance and interest
The speakers were Messrs. Starbird, Joseph
Sanford of Portland. Parker of Portland, Jordan
Rand of Lisbon. The Hughes brothers were pre-
sent to furnish their excellent music.
In the evening Coburn Hall was nearly filed
Sanford Chase. High Sheriff of Somerset county
was called to preside. 1t was expected that Nes
Dow of Portland was to addres the meeting, bu
he failed to make an appearance to the grea
d appointment of all. The reason of his non ar
rival was not known.
At the close of the evening meeting a Lodge o
Good Templars was organized with q memhershir
of 49, which was good showing of names to star
with. Mr.. Anderson, Supervisor in the wooler
factory was made Worthy Chief Templsr; Mis-
Emma French, music teacher, Worthy Vice TEN
plar; Rev. J o. Hancock, Chaplain.
At the present time the enthusiasm for q Lodge
of Good Templars or any temperance organize
ton in town is not rs great Is it should be. We
hope to see a revival in this direction. We be-
lieve the recent series Of temperance meetings
have made good impressions.
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The Indians.
General sheridan Explains.

Chicago, November %. Ia reply to the pub
lshed lettei OF the secretary of the interior, re
gardDg Indian affaiis, Gen. Sheridan remark
that long observation mas demonstrated the main
cause for such removals as these is hostility to the
army officers 90 account OF their official reports
lhese tesharksA be saws, are intended to apply to
the uiSpAsemeut OF Indian affairs COR the last 2,
years.
Regardpg the case in point, be haAlsll personal
acqaSintanoe wih Forts SAL and wbite, and
knows that Fegt SAl has an abundant SIMPLY Of
excellent ws'eft hns soil and beautiial sulfsund-
ing couniy. HAcdpcudes.
II know nothing il the relations OF the military
to the civil administration which should prevent
me from calling the attention of my superiors to
an unnecessary waste of public money through
the adm inistrstion of the Indian bureau"
sherman appends a strong endorsement to the
above.
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summary OF Religious intelligence.

A donation Was given in Brunswick, on the l4th
TO Rev b. NJ. Edwards. pastor Of the Free Bap-
list church in that town. There was = large
crowd present. and many contributions were
brought.
A new church is to be erected in Portland BY
The African Methodist Episcopal Zion society
The building will be Of wood. Its dimensions
will he 36sA0 with Is feet wall. II will have
seating capacity for about 300 persons.
Quite a religious interest is manifested ia
Vests Mile. Many have professed q desire tc
lead christian lives and it is hoped a good work
may he done. A series of meetingsis being held
at Withee's Corner.
The Universalist of Winthrop and Readfed
have Joined their forces for the purpose of su..
taininng preaching for the next year, and have
engaged the services Of Rev. S. p. Smith, who is
to reside 10 Winthrop and preach half the time
in that town and half in Readfeld.
Rev. Edward Payson Gardner. who has hceu
acting pastor of the Second Parish church in Port.
land for about year closed his labors with that
church Sunday.
The interest in religion. matters occssioned by
the revival q year ago. at Poland is still kept NJ
and on the Increase, and praying Band was or.
ganized last Thursday, the members Of which are
all young men, and will go TO work at once wher-
ever called.
The Friends new meeting house at East Par
sonfeld was opened SUNDAY the 10th.
The friends of Rev. A. Bossermsn, in Bethel
gave him very pleasant surprise on last Thurs
day evening. The pounds came in from one up
to one hundred and ninetv-siy; pretty heavy
pounding.
A Convention of the Franklin County Sunday
School Association, will be held at the Methodist
Church, Wilton. on Thursday and Frd y, Dec
9Th and 9th. The programme of exercises will
be issued soon. Rev. Webster Woodbury. of
Skowhegan, President of the Maine State S. S.
Association, is expected to be present and assist
in the exercises.
The dedication of the Unitarian church, in
Brunswick will take place on "Wednesday. Dec.
4th, the dedicatory exercises occurring in the
afternoon. Rev. c. G. Everett Of Cambridge
Mass, will preach in the evening. Several Of the
most prominent of the Unitarian clergy will be
present and take part in the exercises.
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OHIO.
Ind ans Murder a Family.

CINCINNATI November %. John Taylor. wife
and culIdren, and Miss Cutz, left Springfield.
Ohio, two mdnths ago, in a wagon, for Colorado.
Afew days since, letter was received from Mis-.
Chtz say ing ahe Indians captured the parry and
murdered all except herself, and she WAS after
wirds rescuediby United States troops. Tay Tor
killed. twenty fpdiaps before being captured.
Farmer Johnlon of Clark couaty, refused to al
low several spoN snen On his farm, a. d they re-
taEated by ilnt his body with small bird shot.
adj then fled. His injuries are probably fatal.
Narrow Escape.
Mayor Call of Springfield, fell out of the third
stSry W ndo~, duiag an attack of vertigo, yester
di,, bat escaped VI only spraued ankle
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GAMBErTA AND DE FOuRTON
Their Late Duel.

PAms, November p. The conditions of the
duo between Gambctta and DeFourton prov ided
only far one exchange of shots. At the conclusion
the seconds shook hands, the principals lifted
their hats. and all left the ground.
RHed pistols were used, and the conditions of
the duel provided for single fire at 35 PAGES re-
mnding one of the b.rlesque encounter at the
Vaudeville Theatre. with swords, at ten PAGES
The duel will excite laughter and surpfise, and
will add nothing 10 the reputation of the parties,
as DeFourton had the choice of weapons. His
seconds probably laid down the conditions.
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FUREIEN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, November %. Dense fogs foi
three days. Some Wedne sday steamers remained
until late Thursday.
NADRID, November o. The Correspondence
DeEspana asserts that several European Cabinets
have Informed the Swiss government of the inten
ton to recs their representatives from Berne, if
Swi zerland continues to give refuge to Anarchists
from Gil countries. The statementis improbable
LONDON. November D. 1t is reported that the
cabinet coupcil to-day decided to Summon Parlia-
ment 70 meet in December, in order to produce
the Afgh han papers.
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THE STOH VI .
THE bAmAGs,,Is DIFFERENT 10
CALiTIES.

PORTSMOUTH, Y. H., November %. The Sc
verest rain and wind storm experienced for sever
al months, has prevailed here nearly all day,
causing considerable damage, especially along the
beach, where several boat houses have been swept
away, with some injury to small shipping.
At Newcastle bowling alley, formerly connect
entirely demolished.
AT York beach supmer cottages are reported
considerably injured by chmneys being wrecked
aud shngle and boards torn ct. drenchng tue in
terror.
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FRIENDS IN COUNCIL
The Indian aaes',,;:.:. under 6onsia ra

CINCINNATI, November %. The executive
committee of Ftends Indispl affairs has been
in secret session y this city tw days, and closed
their labors ye.tefday evening. The object of the
meeting was h Tstest against the sction of the
secretary of fiuterior ial taking three agen-
cies from the c3Ae Il friends and giving them to
politicians. Tidy sxpress confidence in tpeir
method. which they claim would, if purlued
cause steady progress /of the Indians Upwards
civilization and self support.
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Dien.

In Benton Oct %, Clara T.. Pratt, aged 20 years
months ami Z. dsys.
In ok Grove, Wis, Oct. II. Mrs. Betsey y.
spauldiug, formerly Of Noriidgewoek, aged s.
years.
In P rsops. Kansas. Oct Is. Benjamin F. X ng,
aged - years.
In Brunswick, Nov. Is, David Neagle, aged 70
years.
In Rath Nov u, Mrs. Nancy 5. saw tge widow
OF The late J Inn n. Savage, aged Il YEAR ;
Nov. A. Eiiz feth ~, wife Of Nathaniel Il iber
aged 81 year 10 months.
In Lewi>t"n, Nov. Is of consumption. Miss
Elizabeth Humphreys, aged 20 years s month
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As the usual week of prayer, generally observed
BY the gious world, begins on Sunday, Jan. 5th
and continues through the week, the Executive
Committee of the Soldiers Monument Association
have decided to postpone their Fair until Jan.
Is b, beginning on that evening, and continuing
throuyh the week
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

FHILLoPPoLIs. November %, The words OF
Geners Iodleben, during his visit HIRE made
deep preston. lie told he Bulgarian Russian
authorities that they must conform to lhe treaty OF
Beiln. adding that on his ieceut visit to Livadia
the Gar expressed his firm intention to execute
thai treaty.
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STATE NEWS.

The skowhegan Reporter saws that Mr.. J. II.
Bacon, Young man in that village, was assisting
in .hsckling cars about the depot, last Friday
when his wrist was caught between the bunters
dislocsting 1t. 1t was q narrow escape from serl
Gus injury.
On Friday evening, II years old sou Of Mr..
A. NJ. Hopkins OF Ellsworth while at play on the
vessel that is being buiR by Hall brothers, fell
from the rail to the deck. dislocating his wrist.
The new bridge across the Aroostook, at Carl
bou. costing $1,000, has just been opened to public
travel.
Capt Artemss Watts of Thomaston, who hal a
paralytic shock on the Oh, isreported improv ing
slowly.
Hiram Holt q Co. of East Wilton, win make
about 1000 dozen Of the Lightning hay knives the
coming year, while the psst year they have made
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There are indications that quite extensive log
ging operations will be carried on in the vicinity
of Andeyer the coming winter. Mr.. Wood of
Lewiston will put in two millions and half to be
driven down Swift river. Other parties will put
in smaller lots In other localities.
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STEWARr'S REMAINS.

NEW YORK, Nosember %. The only clear
fact in the Stewart grave robbery to-day is that
the police ATE still working on the case.
Judge ii lton was iu consultation with the
chief of polics and Inspector Murray for two
hours this afternoon. The off cials remar ked
after the Judge had left that there were no new
disclosures 10 make.
Two arrests were made Thursday uight which
it is thought may have bearing on the Stewart
case.
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Marrien.

In Corpville Oct. 18th. Benjamin T. Davis OF
Palmyra to Miss Laura Y. McCriliis, of Corn
vile Fred Davis Of Palmyra, to Miss Della A.
Thompson of Harland.
In SkoUhegan, Nov. Is, william 4. Perkins o.
Norrdgework to Mis- Sarah J Shattuck of solon ;
Nov 30. Edgerly II Healey of Lexington, to Miss
Lizzie +. Weston. daughter of John Weston, e O.,
of -koWhegAn.
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The Good Fort une Of Maine M m.

We don't like to have Maine men go away from
u.s. but when they do go, We are rejoced to hear Of
their prosperity James Bridge, ESQ.,, OF this city,
has just received letter from his son. Mr. J. II
Bridge of Leadville. Colorado, 10 which he gives
intelligence Of the good fortune Of former resi-
dent Of Augusta, in that land Of gold and silver.
The gentlemans name is Tabor, and we wonder
is any Of our old residents remember him, or can
give US his full name. Is II Horace A. w. Tabor,
now the republican Lieut. Gov. elect Of Colorado.
or did the gentleman originate in Vassalboro'
Anyway, he has made his fortune in investing in
mining companies there, until his daily income is
$500 lie has been offered a cool million
dollars for his claim, but Of course won't be
ous to dispose OF it. Others of these mines are
now paying from one to two per cent. a month
above expenses. on a capital Of from $1,000 to
S75 600. There are large number Of very prom
ising prospects, as yet paying little or nothing.
whose owners are "hsrd up" sud will sell out
cheaply. Que man bought sixth in such a min 9
for $40, and another one-sixth 4 few days later
for $50. In ten days they sold for $3.50 apiece /;
and now such has been the development, that
Sl5, 900 has been refused for the mine. An indi-
vidual or corporation operating in this manner
would require the employment OF an expert in
ores or mnne--not theorst who derives all he
knows from books, but practical, common sense
man. whose knowledge aud skill Is derived from
obseryation and experenca
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, November p, Isis.
Money loaned al IA vn call, and closed at j.
per cest.
Sterling 4slh ~ tor GO days,i 4s6 -as61s ior
demand.
Goldopened at 10 4 nd closed at IOOh.
Carrying rates, ll2 per cent. Borrowing rates
0hal.
Clearines, - l646 0C0. Custom receipts, s5li.0OC
Treasury disbursed S63 0U interest, S3lb,00O for
bonds.
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There is a boy Of seventeen in the jail in this
city. who has spent nearly all of his short life
within prison walls. Eva associates and want OF
proper home training hsve thus shaped the course
OF his young life, and it will run 10 the same di
rection unless speedily turned. He is bright
looking fellow, aud has enough in him to win Il
better life than that.
DIR. Lapham, writing from Aroostook to the
Lewiston Journal. says:
The people OF Houltou are much excited over
the prospect Of a new railroad from Bancroft tn
Dapforh, Of which their town is to he the termi-
nus. If built 1t will certainly open an important
thoroughfsre between Houlton and the West, all
within the State, aud must add materially to the
business importance OF that already hourshing
town.
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Hss>ACiflsFI,
Detaicatlon.

PIrrsrAELp November %. Geo. B. st,t.on,
for many Sears selling agent bf the BrdgewAter
Iron Co, With otiice. 10 Newfolk also director
and president of that compafv until iecen ly, has
deianlted to the amount OF E23 600. The doial-
cation will not affect the ~ neal condition the
iron company, as owing y the prompt action OF
Nahum Stelsom, father u the d,fsulter, sufficient
property was attached II secure the company ON
loss. Geo. b. steson Ifsisned his office " presi-
dent asd director, somj tune az }, snd has no con-
n,ctinA with the conc6n. III
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Mr.. T. Horne, at E. Rowse's jewelry store re
ceives orders for cut flowers, loose or made up
n button hole. vase or hand bouquets. Funeral
designs a speciality; weekly boxes, for the sea-
son, at SO cents, 10 cents and dollar, free of
EXPRESS,
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Mr.. Lewis Selong of this city, gives instruction
in German, and has already several scholars He
speaks the language very nuenty, thus enabling
him to give to his pupils On advantage which
they cannot acquire BY the use of books. We
take pleasure in commenting Mr.. Selling to all
seek ing such instruction.
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Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce Market.

VHICAGU1 NUVembtf Y. 1873.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.0Oa3.00: western $50
So rthern 5.25.
WHEAT No. Red Winter DO; No. 2 ssb
-a-eash ss% December No. Chicago Spring
-H% cash; s51s November; s4. "a December
No. B. BSa rejected To-.
CORN Sales, 32ss -321 cash; ALB, Nov.
32kG!1s Dec; reiecied. 2hsla
OARS 20As2l- cash; 3lAa3!- November
Dec. ny; rejected, IL.
RYE-45-.
BARLEY -s!-a9I cash; 50 -as9I, Noyembe
81; December s5.
P0Rk-Casn 65-a6.7s-.; November e5a671,
December so -; jan. 10.
LARD--Cash s2ka5 ST. Nov. 0.00-aO0; Dec
5 SOa5 So; Jan. 597h.
BULK MEATS SHOULDERS ahs0-, short ril
sides 4hao; short clear rib 41.a-; clear side'
tssa--.
wHISKEY-laS.
FRETGHTS Corn to Buffalo ~ cents; whea
~ cents.
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Forty-four prisoners at the present time in the
Kennebec jail-among them two murderers, Serb
ner and Savage. The most of the prisoners are
kept busy in the workshops, pegging away at
thick boots. The Commissioners have orders
ahead for this class of work
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Rev. Mr.. Whitney, will preach at the Winthrop
Street Univer.alist church tomorrow morning,
upon the subject of Lazarus and Dives" by re-
quest. Confere nce meeting in the evening.
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A small house and barn belonging to ii. o.
Nichols, were destroyed by fire Thursday evening
above Cushnoc Heights. No general alarm was
given, and the fire engines did not come out.
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Wrestfug Match.

LAWRENCE, November - wrestling match
occurred to night An Saunders Hall between
Frauk Robinson OF this city and Lucien Marc,
French athlete. Conditions Of the match were
s200 a side and Tight We ght championship OF
America Graecol Romst ~ e, best two in thIee
falls. large crowd wat present. from New York
and netting wss'about evan, New Workers back
ing Msrc. A long and prattscted contest was ex-
pecter, but the contrary WAS the result, Robin
son won the htst fall in 3 ! 2 minutes and second
in about tue same time About $4,000 chang
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Thankful that groceries can be bought so rea
sonable at Dow & Storer's popular market, where
you will fluid choice assortment.
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PENNSYIv ANA.
Serious Accident.

CbRAY, November %. This morning az L MON
de cot, Shhe a funeral party was in wait6g for
thefisi& the platform gave way, prec:ptating
twenty fke people into the sewer, fifteen feet be-
low. Ing casket containing the Remains wss bur
led in tLerubbish Several were severely mi ired,
but none fatally.
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Miss Freelpnn Against Time.
Helene FreSnsn, the champion lydy wslkist of
the world comNpenced 10 Granite Hall last even
in at half past fSe, to walk twenty-five miles in
five and one-bslf Rour.. The weather was ex-
ceediugly stormy, md as many, who had purchased
tickets could not be present, the manager thought
it best to postpose the walking uttil this
evening, However, Miss Freeman lsed ten
miles ny ing that stance in 2 hours Npd IL
miuu'esI We first mile she made in IA minutes
and the last one in IL IA Her quickest mile, the
ninth. was made 10 10 IA minutes. She was as
fresh at the close as when Nshe commenced. To-
night, at half past FIVE, she will commence her re-
markable feat, and mis- cham Pion walki't deserves
crowded house. Different purses will be given
in the evening to he best amateur walker in tn is
city, and Warrep Taylor, G. l.. Knox and others
will compete. "A separate track viii be made for
the amateurs. The Augusta band will be pres
eut and play JOme choice selections,
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CALIFOk MA.


san Francisco November %. Saturday Rar.
us wiil Try to beat Goldsmith Maids time, on the
Chico track which was IA l-2. In o trial to- day
be made two quar- ters in 80 IL seconds,
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al am walking against time" as the man said
who entered room and ran into an eight-dsy
clock in the corner.
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POLITICAL.
Louisiana Outrages.

NEW YORK, November %. A despatch from
Shreveport La, says the citizens of Caddo parish
Eed meeting and adopted resolutions denying
the state meuts of U. S. Attorney Leonard. a to
the ontrsges there, and stated that Leonard him
during the recent election
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Shot.
ILLINOIS.
Explosion.

CINCINNATI November %. The boiler Of the
engine OF the 20 operative coal company, Spring
field, Illinois, exploded last evealng, the water
having been allowed to get too low. Two en-
ployees were taay injured and seven scalded,
two very severely