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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Ksnuebtt Journal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
Court Matters.

Court Matters.
PORTLAND, October 30. In the U. S. Commits
sioners Court this afternoon, Mrs. Eliza J. Strout
of Gorham, WAS bound over to the December term
of the district court, in $500, to answer charge
Of sending scurrous postal cards through the
mails.
AbscOnded.
Schooner Boston, Captain A. Morse, is in this
harbor, and 1t is reported the captain transferred
tn rd of his cargo of bricks, from the Brewer
Manufacturing Co., at Brewer, consigned to
Brighton, Mass, to another vessel at sea, receiv-
ing two hundred dollars for it then put in here
and deserted the vessel. The sheriff. have taken
charge and are looking up the matter.
Launched.
BATH, October 80. Launched at Phipsburg to-
day, by c. V. Minott, fne ship OF 1885 tons,
named Standard.
Sudden Death.
MAcHIAs, October 80. Antoine, the wife OF
John G. Talbot of East MschIas, fell dead at her
mothers, in Addison, this forenoon, of heart his
ease.
Marine News.
Schooner Catawamtesk. from Rocklsnd for N
Y. sprung alesk at Boothbay the 23d, and was
beached and the leak stopped.
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POLITICAL.
Assassiuated.

AsShSsiuuteOs
PETERSBURG, Va, October 30. Davy Stetch
OF tireenvle county, prominent negro radical
politician, was assassinated yesterday. The body
was found the public road full of buckshot.
New York Politics.
New YORK, October 30. The Tribune pub
fishes an interview with Senator K.rnec, in
which the latter says he thinks the democrats will
carry the Legislature of this State, but j. nncer
tain regarding the gresnbsck vote. which makes II
more of guess work than usual He thinks that
the greenbackers will soon die out. and that q
deprecated, huctusting paper currency has been
the cause OF our present business distress.
Caleb Cushing Declines.
BosToN, October 80. The Traveller says -
"We learn from what we regard as good author-
ty, that Caleb Gushing sent TO Buffers headquar-
tiers, two weeks ago, q letter declining the Me
cbanic Hall nomination for attorney general, and
that be has given positive No to recent requests
that he should Withdraw it.
A Combination.
A New Orleans despatch says the merchants of
that city and the colored element entered into an
agreement last night to support the same munich
pal ticket.
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whole family. with one exception, b now dead o.
sick with the fearful disease.
little son Of Deputy Sheriff Bangs. Of I.swis-
ton, was the other day attacked, and badly gored
by COW.
couple of young men from Boston while vis-
ILlng nschiss on fishing and hunting tour, en-
ployed couple of Indian guides They vent out
IN canoe with the Indians, when by some means
me boat was upset, and one Of the men came near
browning, because the Indians refused to take
MIN INTO the boat. At last be was saved. but the
young man got away from the Indians, and will
never De hkeiy to employ such guides again
Edgar C. Taylor of Linneu,, has q spap of
Torses shat one dav recently hauled from New
Limerick TO Houlton depot. a distance of eight
1865 pounds.
| Miss Emma shedd of Norway. while At vort In
,ne shoe factory, accidentally stuck the point Of
heI shears In her wrist, inf ictug slight puncture
ana touching the large nerve Of the arm For .
ume she suffered exceedingly, narrowly escaping
| lock jaw.
An Auburn physician performed skillful oper.
at'on on horse belonging to an Auburn man, By
we'll
Mrs Mary Toothaker of Phillips has subscribed
| Tor ten shares in the Sandy River Railroad, BE-
sizes giving the large lot of land where the depot
| Is to be located.
Potatoes were sold in the Lewiston market last
| load. -
The porgie is unusually fat this season, one bar
rel making as much oil as three barrels in former
years.
The following are the recent business changes
in this State:
Portland-Gerrish & Pearson Jewellers, die.
| solved; now Gerrish.
Motley 4 Sylvester. lawyers, dissolved.
Augusta-Mrs. M. p. Webster, Millinery. sold
| to 1ietchell & Lash.
Cali
| now f. q. Young
HamPden-H. l.. Hopkins, general store; sold
| to Is. +. Smith.
Norway-A o. Noyes, deceased.
! Weekly list of patents issued to residents of
| Maine
HUI & +. Moorlen, Augusta-steam fire engine,
20S,3l4.
| Z. 5. Warde. Bucksport-eastic buckle, 20o,-
g. F. Weymouth, Dresden-dumpihg wagon,
2oS,352.
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An Attempt At Theft.


On Tuesday evening, Oct. 20. some one en-
tered the store Of Chas. Wentworth, spothecary,
NJ Clinton, at about7 o'clock The circumstances
are o follows: Mr.. Wentworth was called
early in the evesing to sing at an entertainment
At Centennial Hall. and closed his store and ex.
tiuguished all the lights. AT about half past
seven Mr.. Wentworth was called to his store
again; on entering with the person who had
called for him, be heard something, and at once
ssid there was some one in the store. lie quickly
s,rrck \ match and took his revolver from the
.how case, and seeing the form of man IN the
opuosite part of the store, fired at him, but with
ont effect. The thief spraDg forward. and went
out the back door, the same way he must have
entered the main part of the store. The fellow,
and from all signs there must have been two or
more engaged in the affair, entered the building
through . window in the rear part OF the dwell
;ngihouse over the store, having first climbed up to
The window over the roof of the shed for the use
of the store, and thus picked his way through a
ncrtion of the dwelling house, down q fight Of
,tsirs to door leading into the store, which had
sccdently by left uptxstened. No clew as vet
has beep found to who the parties are, but it is
generally supposed that they are not very far
away. d
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Robbery.

Mrs. Clarence Ogden, proprietor of a fashiona
Bile boarding house on Fifth Avenue, claims tc
have been gagged by masked men while in bel
early yesterday morning. She says the robbers
took $500 cash and some jewelry. The police
found no signs of forcible entry and think nothing
of the kind happened.
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N ExICO.
Indian Matters.


WASHINGTON, October 80. The Secretary of
War notified the Secretary of State that Mexican
residents of Santa Rosa demanded of the Ameri-
can residents of that town that they should sign .
paper denying completely of Mexicsns with late
Indian raids in that section.
All Quiet.
HAVANA, October 80. The steamship City Of
Merida, from Vera Cruz, arrived bringing City
of Mexico dates to the 22d. Tranquility prevail
ed, and il is said that Senior Zamacoua will re-
main at Washington indefinitely.
Reception.
The government has commissioned General Ri
va Palacio, minister of public works, to extend .
proper reception to the Chicago merchants, who
intend making an excursion to Mexico.
RumOr.
1t is rumored that President Diaz will go to the
Rio Grande frontier, to inspect matters there.
Violation OF Neutrality Laws.
Gen. Garis was found guilty of violating the
neutrality laws, having pursued revolutionists into
the United States.
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, October 80, 1878.
FLOUR-Eyra spring 5.Ooi3.25: western $50
Southern 525.
WHEAT No / Red Winter a; No. 2S-
-a-cash; October; No. Chicago Spring
80 cash; So October: So "a Nov; No. 3.
50 December s2h rejected 81.
CORN sales. 34-a3t- cash; 34-a-- Oct.
3t-a3l-- Nov; Dec. 3st rejected 34Ha
OARS i9xs- cash; October 1854 ; I9*a--
November; Dec. i91. rejected, l51s.
RYE-A-.
BARLEY -a5-a9o cash. 97-a97h October
Nov. 81; Dec lO2.
POkk-Cash 675-a6..5 :; October, 15-a75;
Nov 675a61.k Dec. 6 Q5H.
LARD-Cash 5 so- So Oct. 5.s0-aso; Nov
5.SOa5.s2s Dec. ny.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 81 40, short rit
sides 4la0; short clear rib 5Ha-, clear sides
TIA.
WHtSKEY-l06.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo ~ cents; whea
az cents.
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week and engaged house 10 move into, with l
view of starting up the little wooden mill owned
by J. ID. Lang, ESQ. Since then we understand
Mr.. Cook has engaged to 70 to New Jersey tc
take charge OF . mill there. We wish them sue
cess although We would be glad to have had them
make their home among us.
Rene ber the reform club meeting ut Citizens
Hall next Saturday evening. by the m embsrs Of
Wsterville and Fairfield ,lubs; let us give them q
full house.
A stated meeting Of Vsssslboro' Lodge F &
A. NJ. will be held at Masonic Hall, Tuesday
evening, Nov. 5. Work in third degree, after
which oysters will be served II is expected that
District Deputy r. W. Dunn of Wsterville will
make his official visit TO the lodge on that evening
The announcement that oysters will be served is
always sufficient 10 secure good attendance in
this lodge we hope it won't fail this time.
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Local anu State Mems.
EMOGENE.
In MEMoRIAM.


We hear the words of sympathy that TALL
From plying lips that fam would give US cneer ;
We listen thankfully and yet through ALL
Our hearts are desolste and earth IS urear
Thev tell Of her pure life-aud they repeat
Her many virtues that we knew so Wen;
And vet the friendly tones, tender and SWEEP,
Gan silence not the mournful funeral knell.
If he was lovely, loving, pure and true,
Then is our loss the greater; and we Know
No loyelier blossom in Esrth's garden grew
No sweeter spirit ever dwelt below.
Her dear face shines upon us like a star,
Through gloom and darkness from the land
above;
And even from that angel word afar.
We feel the drawings Of her tender love
Our hearts repeat her name with every throb:
And every thought whispers II DER and DER,
Our arms are empty but our hearts are full
And shall be full OF her forevermore.
L. S. GETCHELL.
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WEST INDIES.
The InsurrectlOn ,

WASHINGTON. October 80. The navy depart
ment is informed of the arrival of the frigate Ply
mouth, at st. Crox West Indies. The troubles
there were settled, and the ringleaders of the in
surrection were either shot or imprisonep. They
destroyed great deal of property. Frederick
sted is entirely destroyed, scarcely house stand
ing. All the planters are houseless and the prop
erty destroyed amounts to about one and . half
millions of dollars.
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TIL T. FEVER.

MEMPHIS. October 80. 1t has cleared off bright
and cool Eight intermen,s reported OF parties
who died within the city limits.
All coming uains last evening were crowded
with absentees.
NEW ORLEANS. October 80. Clear, windy and
colder; deaths, ID; cases, "a.
MERIDIAN. October 81. Seventy three deaths
and about 400 cases of yellow fever to date, with
no percepuble abatement Funds are dly need
ed for the relief If the sick and destitute. The
aid association appeals for assistance.
CHATTANOOGA, October 80. Five new cases
and no deaths. Weather clear and cold.
MOBILE, October 80. New cases reported TO-
day 9. deaths 4.
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CONDENSED IELEGRAMS.

Rarus trotted at Denver, Cal, Wednesday, IL
2.24 and 22l. He starts for Salt Lake Thursday
and Saturday goes to San Francisco.
The Indianapolis, Bloomington 4 Wessern r
H., was ssld to day to Q committee of bondhold-
ers, for a million dollars.
Another railway freight war is considered prob.
able.
II is alleged that Beaconsfed is seriously i'll
suffering from an apoplectic bit.
Seven buildings were destroyed by the Salem
fire early Tuesday morning. Loss, $2l 900.
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Personal.

Personal.
Many Of our citizens will remember Mr. Geo.
II. Bowker, who ten years ago. WAS with OTIS
Turner, il the telegraph office in this city. he
has been in Buffalo, but has now accepted posi-
ZION in San Francisco. IS notice by the follow
ing item from the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Mr.. G. H. Bowker, at one time manager OF the
Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph office, and later As
sociated Press operator IN the Western Union Tel
egraph office, lett Buffalo to-day for California TO
accept q responsible position in the w L. office In
San Francisco. He has our best wishes for Il safe
Journey across the continent, and success in his
new position.
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TILDEN's INCOME.
Testimony Before the Commissioner, IN
the u. .. Circuit Court.

PITTsBURs, October 30. In the U. S. Circuit
Court, before Comm missioner Gamble, the case of
the United States against Samuel j. Tilden, was
reached.
number Of railroad officials have been SUBJ
prnaed to testify in regard to Tilden's income
from the railroads in this vicinity The only wit
ness examined to day WAS M. Hutchi SOD Sec v
and Treasurer of the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Hartford Railroad, who testified that between 1861
and 1872. $4,000 were paid to Mr.. Tilden for
professional services; that Tilden had sent differ
ent sums Of money here to be invested in Rail-
road enterprise, and dividends we're sent him from
this city. The amount of the investments and
dividends could not be definitely stated without
reference to the books.
Adjourned till to morrow.
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Milton of 0ldtown,
last year lost an interesting child by that scourge,
diptberia. Two weeks ago the family were again
attacked. Their eldest daughter Lillian g., aged
about eight year, died October 2Sd. and the cid,
eat boy Melv in E., about ten years Of age, died
the night Of October 70. Their youngest child
about two years Of age 10 quite sick. but the ply
sicisus have hope that Il viii recover. Their
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M urder Trial.

BRIDGEPORT, October 80. The trial of Mrs
Alexander, for murder by chloroform of Frank
Weinbrecker, commenced to day. City Attorney
Holt testified that the prisoner, while max ing
to him complaint of robbery against Frank Bss-
sett, stated he had done enough to be hanged
Being pressed she detailed the facts of Weinbreck
er's coming to her house, eating supper, going to
sleep on the lounge, of Bassett moistenng u
sponge with chloroform and holding it to his nose
till he was dead. She gave an account of burial
of the corpse and the unsuccessful endeavor to
conceal the body, the drive to New Haven and
subsequent disposal by rolling to the bottom Of a
ravine near Housatonic river.
Arrived.
NEW LONDON, October 3d. Arrived, Arctic schr
Florence. Tyson master.
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MOrmOnism.

MOrmOnism.
New YORK, October 80. Ten Mormon mis-
sionaries and $50 converts arrived from Europe,
Yesterday.
A New Light.
The Electro Dynamic Light Co. has been or
ganized, with Hugh McCullock aud other dnec-
tors, to introduce the electric lamp for dwellings,
invented by Mr.. Sawyer Of this city. II is said to
be Of simple construction, costing one fourth as
much as gas.
Explosion.
At Oil City, 400 lbs. of nitro gycerine exploded
last evening, killing s. o. Gotham, owner, and
Jonathan Fowler, and dangerously wounded
Harry French.
Robbery.
Mrs Clarence Ogden, proprietor of fashions
bile boarding house on Fifth Avenue, claims to
have been gagged by masked men while in bed
early yesterday morning. She says the robbers
took $500 cash and some jewery. The police
found no signs Of forcible entry and think nothing
Of the kind happened.
The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Co.
sold 60 900 tens of Scranton coal at auction to-
day. The attendance of buyers was far. but 10
most cases prices were lower, averaging l2c to 2Oc
be low last sale.
Exports.
Exports from this port the past week foot up TO
s. 500 537, the greater portion consisting OF pro-
visions, etc, for Eng land Included in the snip
ments were 1872 cases of cotton goods for China,
valued at $l26 900.
Murder.
George Howard, coored, shot his wife, who
had eloped with another msn, and she w Ill doubt
less die
Arrested.
Geo. l.. Maxwell, formerly book keeper and
well known ON the stock exchange, is arrested for
completely in the 264 900 check forgery on the
! Union Trust Co.
Personal.
The Fig John Porter case was to-day adjourned
till December 18th.
Court Matters.
In the Union Trust forgery case George l..
Maxwell's bail was fixed at $4,000 this after.
noon.
Allen, who shot Maloy in gambling saloon on
Broadway . short time ago, had his bail fixed q,
$50 900 to-day.
Marine News.
The steamship L'Amerique spoke the ship
Bridgewster, from London for st. Jehn, and took
from her Capt. Mscaulsy and II seamen of the
ship Apgo Saxon, abs ndoned at sea Oct. 18th
| The Anglo Saxon was from Dublin for Quebec
On the 18th inst the ballast shifted and the
was thrown on her beam ends. Cut away mast:
to right her. She was leaking badly. On the
| 18th inst, David Friendly OF Canada. seaman
| fell from the topmsst and was killed. On same
day fell in with ship Brldgewater and all hsndi
| were transferred TO her.
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FINANCIAL L COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. October 20, 1875.
Money loaned q. Dab Sn call, and closed at
per cent.
Sterling &slAas3 = Tor 60 days. &S7L0jass roi
demand.
Gold opened at 1904 and closed Mt 100's.
Carrying rates. 3alh per cent. Borrowing ratei
2al.
Clearings, sH,9il. 600. Custom receipts. s225 900
Treasury dfsbursed sllOO0 interest, lOS! 800 fol
bonds.
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The Turkish and Grecian Boundary
ROumania aad RUSSIA.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 30. The porte ha.
at the instance Of France and Italy, expressed its
willingness TO make slight recti6cation Of the
frontier in favor Of Greece, but it is thought here
that Greece will refuse any boundary other thar
that indicated at Berlin. Meanwhile Turkey and
Greece continue hostile preparations.
According to sdvices received here from ks
tondJa, no signs are visible there of Roumanian
occupation Of the Dobrudscha.
Ihe hussians seem preparing to prolong then
stay.
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Supreme Judicial Court -Libbey, J. Pre-
siding.

"WEDNESDAY, October 30th.
In the action of Belgrade VS.. Read6eld, given
10 the Jury last evening, they ght in sealed
verdict for the plaintiffs, assessing the damages
1t 1926.
$40. Ammi " Young, Admir- appellant from
decree of Judge Of Probate. This is an appeal
from the decree of the Judge of Probate, disal-
lowing certain items of the account rendered by
the administrator upon the estate of Capt. Thomas
G. Young, late of Augusta. deceased. The items
in question are $1,000, dated March y, 1860, and
$1,000, May 8. 1866, paid to H. Vining, New
York. The issue to be tried by the jury is wheth-
er the estate was so indebted to said Vlning.
Msttocks of Portland for the administrator
Bradbury for Mrs. Lemont, legatee under tn e
will. The case vas given to the jury about five
o'clock in the evening, and they had not agreed
when the court adjourned.
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PENNSYLV ANA.
Fatal Accident.

PoTTsTowN, October 80 Five miners ascend
ing the shaft OF Goebel's iron mine at Baystown,
were precipitsted $50 feet to the bottom, by the
breaking Of the pinion wheel, and all were proba-
bly, killed.
A later despatch says when the bottom of the
pit was reached it was found that one was dead,
and one other received injuries which will prove
fatal Que had both legs broken and another
one.
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INDIANA.
REUNION.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 80. Members of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee met in the
Metropolitan Theatre, which was profusely deco
rated. Gen. Sherman called the meeting to or
der. A letter was read from Gen. Grant saying
that he had given up his trip around the world
and that after short run into Africa he will re-
turn to Paris, where be will remain until the de-
psrture for home. Grants name was received
with prolonged applause.
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TEXAS.
Highway Robbery.

GALVESTON, October 30. Fort Worth
special reports the robbery Of the stage from Ys-
ma. near st. Mary's, Yesterday. BY two NAKED
men. The passengers concealed their valuables
and the robbers obtained from them o26 and 500
from the mails, overlooking valuable psckaGss.
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CALIFORNIA.
Serious Charges.

SAN Francisco, October 30. The passengers
Of the wrecked steamer Georgia charge that Cap
tain Howard IVES intoxicated at the time the ship
struck, and that during the trip he was guilty OF
scandalous coHduct with two of the female pas
eepgers.
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The twenty fifth anniversary Of the marriage OF
Mr.. j. A. Pike and wife celebrated at their
residence 1.-THE homestead of Dea. Crane) on Fay
cite Ridge on Friday evening, Oct, 10Th, by a
yery pleasant gathering of some forty or more oil
their friends coming in upon them by surprise
and leaving 3 large number OF handsome presents.
The opening will continue to day and to morrow.
The Norfolk Jubilee Singers gave an entertain
mept At Packard Hall, Winthrop, Oct. 49, last.
The Hall was we'll filed and fully appreciated by
their applause and encore. The fine singing rem
dered by the troup, the bass, tenor and soprano
we're espec islv fine. The troup consists Of three
ladies and three gentlemen, their ages ranging
from q to 80 years. All were olce slaves IN Nor
folk Va They are we'll behaved and at the same
time appear to enjoy their entertainments. The
concert would give pleasure and entertainment to
spy audience in Maine, however iasudious.
DR.. Fl. H. Hill and Mr.. Frank Moorlen, the ac-
complished machinist of this city. have received
mater Mt on their improved Steam Fire Engine. The
object Of this invention is TO furnish vertically
working steam fire engine, so constructed that its
action will be more ste sdy and easy than engines
constructed in the ordinary way. The improve
ment consists in q novel method OF connecting the
dy-wheel crank with the reciprocsting pistons by
means of lever or half walking beam. The ma
chine, Is our citizens know, has been fully tested
here and found well up 10 all the good things that
have been said about it.
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Cons ECTICUl.
Held for Trial,

NEW HAVEN, October 20. The five ringleaders
Of the Ansona lynching party, who tried to hang
the negro ravsher Freeman, were bound over in
$500 each for trial.
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Potatoes seem to be the paying crop this year
Mr.. John Swan of Bethel, has bought OF the far
mers in this section some twenty car loads OF pc
tatoes and shipped them to the Boston market
paving rs cents a bushel.
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AT Farnham's you can purchase doors, SASH
blinds, frames, moulding and stair work, below
manufacturer prices.
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4Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 particularly recon-
mended for children. 1t cures Coughs. Colds,
Group, Sore Throst and whoopiug Cough Is
pleassnt 70 the TASTE and acts like charm. Price,
rs cents.
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1t is reported that Nine. Jansuschek, Maggie
Mitchell and Buffalo Bill will tour the New Eng
land circuit in November.
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About the last of the mosquitoes has gone away :
but the few that do remain will employ no collector
to present their bills.