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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-26
THE MAINE TROUBLE.

In our telegraph columns we publish
"a statement over lac signature of one
Pillsbury which gives the first statement
we have seen of the other side of the
Maine trouble. The Chicago Journal,
careful paper, in speaking of Pills
bury says he was under arrest during
the war for another and somewhat kind
red conspiracy. Hc then cnnspired To
prevent the draft. he tried to do among
the pineries of Maine What governor Sey-
mour's friends did in the streets of New
York City. The loyalty and bravery of
the woodsmen made his cowardly treas
. on abortivc. He found himself his own
victim. He now has congenIal work in
attempting to defeat by fraud the will of
the people who refused to support his
former conspiracy. He may succeed. If
there is any way TO prevent il, no init
timation of il Is given. The whole affair
looks like an attempt on the part of the
Democrats TO do by conspiracy what they
failed 10 accomplish by armed rebellion.
A telegram from Augusta says the people
uuNc UGH SLOW 10 DellcNe lndl THIS VII
lainy would have been consummated,
and they are greatly excited over tho re-
Built In an important year, when a new
state valuation is to be made. 10000 voi,
'cfs M fourteen representative districts
have been DISTINGUISHED, 1t is now
known why the council did not dare TO
exhibit the returns. AS they had
been tempered with The printed
blanks were sent out from the secretary OF
states Office Incomplete, and calculated
to entrap and lead To minor errors, in
making out the returns. Gov. Garcelon
has proven to be plant tool of E. A.
.Pillsbury, who is the arch-conspirator in
the entire transaction.
We have no doubt that investigation
will develop a conspiracy TO steal u
state for the Democratic party. But the
leaders of thai patriotic; aud interesting
political organization will yet have cause
- remember that
ssThe best laid schmes Of mice and men
.oSng an agiey-"
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ENDLESS RAILS.
Few York Times

The idea of making = train lay down
and take up its own rails as il moves
along is not new one. but an interest
ing realization OF il is now TO be wit
messed, we learn from La Nature, in the
Jardin dies Tuileries. Paris. The system
is that of Clement Adler. The rails on
either side of the carriages consist of a
series of jointed pieces of rail with fiat
supporting pieces; they incl0se the sys-
tenn of wheels, passing down o-er the
front and mp over the end wheels, and
all the wheels have two fiAnges To pre-
vent any derailment. In front the chains
are guided by two distributing wheels.
which are governed by the traction, so
that on pulling obliquely. right OF left,
the endless way automatically follows
the same direction At the end of the
train, again, are two taking-up wheels,
with defferentlal motion, to meet
the difficulty of going in curves, which
involves an extending of the rail on one
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DIR. Colyer, chemist of the agricultural
bureau at Washington, says: "If con-
gress will give me ten acres of ground to
experiment on next season, will return
twenty tons of raw sorghum sugar or for.
felt my reputation" Ii all Dr. Colyer
wants is ten acres of ground, there are at
least 10000 farmers in the country who
will cheerfully let him have that amount
for II year, and if he can by any patent
process make two tons of raw sorghum
sugar from an acre of ground. there is
nothing TO hinder him from being the
richest man in America. We see no Oc-
CASTOR for calling on congress for aid IN
his matter.-Atchison Champion.
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MAINE Politics.

The New York World (Democratic)
does not take kindly tn the course of the
Fusionists in Maine. as witness this from
that paper of the 18th:
Gov. GarcelOn and his advisers have
made u serious political and not less
serious moral mistake. They have null
lifted the will of the people of Maine, as
expressed at the last election, on account
of technical errors and oyersights These
errors and oversights were committed by
the LEGAL canvassers. The votes were, in
fact, thrC Tn out ON account OF informal
ity in the manner in which they were
returned. There is no pretense that this
informally was such AS tO leave the in
tention of the voters in doubt The ten
or of all stl-utts, judicial decisions and
treatises til u deal with elections is that
every presu upton should be made in ia
vOr of giving Effect to the real intention
OF the voters. The canvassers in Maine
have unquestl, nably nullified the real
intention of tne voters There is no
dodging that fact, and, with fair minded
people, that fact will be decisive of any
controversy that may be raised 1t is
plain that the defeated Legislators who
have thus been counted in ought to re-
fuse TO serve, and leave the organization
of the Legislature TO the Republicans who
were elected To il.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 19.-After
the reading of the journal, senator Thur
man said there was evidently no quorum
present, and NO probability that one
would be obtained, and moved TO adj
journ, but withdrew the motion tempo
rarily 10 permit the transaction of some
unimporta1f business
This done. the vice-presislent appoint
ed senators Voorhees,. Vance. Pendletou.
Window and Blair, committee 10 in
vesti gate the causes of the negro emi-
grafton from the southern TO the northern
states, and the senate adjournedS
HOUsE-
WASHINGTON, Dec 19-Mr. Black
burn, from the committee on rules sub
mifted unanimous report on the revis-
ion of the rules Consideration of the
report Is made the special order for the
9th OF JANUARY, and from day to dav
thereafter to the exclusion of every other
order
The speaker appointed as the Commit
tee on inter-0ceanic canal. King, CHAIR
NAM. Singleton. Whifehorn. Martin.
(Ohio). Turner, Nichols, Huichins, Page
Conger, Frye and Haskell
After the transaction of some import
ant business the house adjourned until
January 9th. 1880,
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company 1 merely live up to 'em, and
if they don't like the rules they needn't
cuss me. Now, sir, if you will do this
I'll be ever SO much obliged to you, and
I'll see that your bott-vaIise don't get
busted again, sir. Do you ever refresh,
sIrg Well, thought perhaps you did, !"
and the baggage master ordered hot
drinks for twin.
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NATIONAL CONvENTION

AT its session in Washington the com.
mittee decided tn hold the next National
Republican convention ON the Sd Of June,
at the city Of Chicago After full presea.
tation of the claims of the different
points contending for the convention
the vote stood as follows: Chicago, "a
Saratoga, IA; Cincinnati, 2; Indianapolis,
2. The dcsision is wise one. as Chicago
is much better prepared to accommodate
thelarge crowd which win assemble at
the convention, and Is u much pleasanter
place In every way than Cincinnati.
The campaign is now formally opened.
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ruE PAVING srRscRIREn

Good morning, sir, Mr.. ElitOr. how are the
folks TO dayy
owe you for next years paper-I thought I'd
come and pay:
And Jones is agoin' to take it. and this Is his
money here:
shut down iend.n' it 10 him. and then coax
ed him To try IL year.
family agree.
Just keep yOar old goose quill fioppin' and
give them "A good one for
And nav You are chOck full of business. and
won't BE- taking your time;
I've things OF my own must ten'i- to--gOod
day sir; believe / will climb"
The editor sat in his Sanctun. and brought
down his list with II tn ump;
''GOl Mess thaJ OLD farmer,'' he muttered,
hes regular jolly OLD trump"
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Joe Fluffer'' "a. l.. Greene), of the
Kansas City journal, and major Hudson.
of the Topeka Capital, have been com
pairing their recollcctions of the battle
of Prairie Grove. Both gentlemen agree
that general Blunt was mot the hero of
that fight. Mr.. "Fluffer'' is Of the opin-
ion that the laureIs justly belonged to
general Heron, while major Hudson is
inclined to favor the claims of the late
colonel William Weer, OF Wyandotc.
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The women have not been in politics
long, but they appear Ia have learned the
use of money in That line. AT the recent
school election in Boston, the women
raised $500 .or the cause 1t will. be u
severe tax on the head of the family, if
IN the golden future" he Is obliged to
contribute, not only To the paragoric and
red flannel fund at home, but also shell
out for his good wife's campaign ex-
penses. "-Atchison Champion.
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Extremes meet We are likely to
have some Louisiana politics in Maine.

The well informed Washington cor
respondent of the Atchison Champion
says that it has been agreed that Hon.
T. ID. Thatcher, of the Lawrence Journal,
will be the supervisor of the census for
the second district, and d. J. Evans, Of
Great Bend, for the third district. No
appointment for the first district has yet
been agreed upon.
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Mr.. Lee Crandall, editor of the Ma
tional View, Greenback organ, published
In Washington, is reported as deploring
the action of governor Garcelon and his
fusionisis. He regards the claim that
they have elected their ticket as IL piece
of transparent effrontery, and said he
would not on any account have Smith
take his seat as governor. He takes
refuge, however. in the pretcxt that the
theft has been accomplished by the
simon-pure Democrats and not by
the aid OF the Greenbackers, who,
he thinks, would he incapable of such
palpable dishonesty. He has had con
ference with the NatiOnalists in congress
and hr says they all agree that the
course OF the fiIsionistS in Maine is ut
teIly indefcnsible. The Grcenbackers
in the Maine Legislature have have it
in their power to say whether Mr. Gran
dall's estimate is correct They may re-
pudiaIe the action of Garcelon and the
Democrats, and assist the Republicans
in organizing the legislature If they
are not party to the fraud, it is time to
dissolve partnership with the Garcelon
crowd
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The war was begun on the average the
atrIcal orchestra. The St. 10 Herald
yearns tor . u vecaucy in front of the
footlights." The trouble with Wilder
Is he don't appreciate "fiddlin'" We
had dispute with him on that subject
as much as sixteen years ago in Leaven-
worth
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unless" and here she broke down in
sob, 'he changes his mind"
I'm never change my mind, Kitty"
said the old man, drawing her toward
him.
In Il few minutes man and wife went
out OF the Office, and the squire with
gratified smile pocketed the best fee he
had received in month
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In advance of the meeting of the Ma
tional Republican committee the New
York Times predicted that the pro-
griinme would be Don Cameron for
chairman. Chicago for the convention
and Grant for president.
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The New York Times speaks of
Grants reception at Philadelphia as 80
Overwhelming as to Ike wearisome.''
The NEWS remarked several days ago
that the boom was growing monotonOus,
and AS a friend of Grant-one who be-
lieves he is n good deal bigger man than
q. Washington ever was-we would
like 10 vote for IA rest.
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LONG HIDDEN CRIME.
rrom the New York Post

Last Saturday two persons, q Mn and
woman, were secretly indicted By the
grand jury of Niagara counsF, New
York Upon this the districa attorney
telegraphed TO Detroit, MichigA, 20 the
authorities there and the l1o persons
were Immediately afterwAai arrested
while walking together in IA< street
Tie charge against Adeline Hotchkiss
and Hugh McGregor Wils0a ba remark
able one. The indictment against the
former is for murder in the 6rst degree !;
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ID. A. Randolph. real estate agent of
Topeka. who was under arrest, charged
with forgery, shot himself in that city
yesterday. He was not dead at lasI ac-
counts, but there was little prospect of
his recovery.
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Three colored men recently arrived 10
Washington, having walked all the wag
from North Carolina. They were on
their way TO Indiana. Now there's !
chance for the good Mr.. voorhees, and his
smelling committee"
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The reception of General Grant at
Philadelphia was one of the grandest
and most enthusiastic popular demon
STATIONS ever witnessed In this country
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Theodore Tilton's opinion about pres
idential matters, given in an item in the
Inter-oeean, is about as valuable as that
of Henry Ward Beecher on finances.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-26

The American colonization society has
expended in sixty years 100000 in en-
deavoring to make decent country of
Liberia, and has failed.
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John B. Cough commenced to talk
temperance tairly-nine years ago, and to
oil appearances is as popular as ever.
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Several of the more respectable and
leading Democratic papers do not hest
tate TO express their disgust at the Dem
ocratic little game in Maine.
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Grant deserves the eternal gratitude
of the American people for one thing
he is making short speeches fashionable.
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-
IL is announced that Dan Rice, the
clown, has been converted and will go to
preaching.
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Happiness and prosperity depend 10 q very
great extent upon good health. ALL those
suffering from hoarseness, colds or coughs,
shouId try DIR. Bulls cough syrup. IL cures
and costs only = cents wootl
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Coming to LeavenWorth.

Denver, Dec. 2O.-!General Charles
Adams, of the Ute commission, arrived
in Denver last night. He has little doubt
that the Indians designated by the COM
mission will go to Fl. Leavenworth. and
believes sufficient evidence will be Sc
cured TO convict several if not all of
them. Those convicted will be hung
He does not know that the trial will take
place at LeayenToFth, but they will be
taken there first. Mrs. Pierce, Miss
MeekeE and captains Payne and Cherry
will probably appear before the military
committee as witnesses. The general
thinks the Indians have, by this time,
Started for the north with general Hatch
General Hatch cannot leave until each
Indian designated JOINS him. as thus is
his military order. The IpdIan prison.
ers will proceed via the Santa Fee to
Fort Leavenworth with guard of ten
soldiers, and Gen. Hatch and chief Ouray
will come to Denver, where they are ex-
pected TO arrive between Christmas and
New Years. 1t had been hoped that the
commission would hold session in
Denver and take the evidence of captain
Payne and lieutenant Cherry. Captain
Payne is still suffering from his wounds,
and the commission may be Obliged to
proceed to Fort Russell. near Cheyenne,
and take the testimony wanted. After
the evidence Of these two officers is secur-
ed generals Adams, and Hatch and Oufay
will proceed to Washington.
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NO. 81.
INcREAsEp By TYrHoID FEERi,,

forms of carbon, which professors Tyn-
dali and Smith and Mr. MaskeIine. Of
the British Museum. do not doubt arc
,di..mn,ds
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Tho Female Walkers

New York, Dec. 2O.-In the womans'
go-as7 you please match in Madison
Square Garden, Howard ut noon WAS
leading with a score of 367 miles; Tobi-
as, $50; Massicott, 55S; Madam Ander-
son 242. ,Cerito is last in the line of
nineteen pedestrienness with a record of
127 mics
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Illicit Distilleries.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 20.-Deputy United
States collector, JAS. NJ. Davis, and four
aids arrived here tonight from success
full revenue raid in the viciaity of Sneak
vile, Sumner county. He destroyed four
illicit diStilleries winch were found in
operation, and arrested twelve moon
sinners. The distilleries had been in oper-
alton only two or three months and were
valuad nt $750
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CTEAAI POWER
WOOD RKING FACT
Plans and specificaIisslis ioi AZ
buildings tnrntshed / sati, H. my
and can give low ngHrs.s on ali COST :
sct0ry ami shop On eomintfeI4I
just north os-s,ssenth Avenue, Emporl
Give mo call Il n. slsH a
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nus L1MHLn1-I ! I.nrrA,.

Dils. LAWHkSCk 4 LAnaEAuA-i
DIR s.a1wR1ScR. d. rlsAIas hAai
oeulr., ana Aurt,ei1asese,s.s. $40
g ~ =.
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1iig. l.! ga %, ,a- 90 ~ lzt i.4is.'f
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ENRANA MCCAIN,
Plain and Ornamental Pa
EMPoRIA, Kansas.
Materials Furnished and Mflsk llonts
notice IN thv best ibaaftf.
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Murders, Robberies and Accidents


NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-During the tenn
porary absence this morning of Freder-
lick g. Werner. of Long Island City, his
hired man, Max Hess, entered the house
and approaching Mrs. Werner told her
he would murder her if she would not
give up the keys of her bureau. She re-
fused, and the servant knocked her down,
and then sprang upon her and drawing
large sheath knife plunged il into her
throat several times; after that lie took
from her pocket the keys and ransacked
the house. A quantity of wearing APP
parel a1d $3.50 cash were obtained. The
police Of this city and Brooklyn are look
ing for Hess. Mrs. Werner is not ex-
pected To survive her injuries. Besides
The stabs in the Leck the woman is bud
ly cut on the face and arms.
bound BROOK, \. j., Dec 20.-An ex-
press train from Philadelphia last
evening ran into an engine which
had been carelessly run on the main
track. The two engines were badly
wrecked and three passenger coaches
thrown off the track No one was
seriously hurt, but all were severely
shaken.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Frank Piercy and
Frank Van Osdel, two wOrkmen, while
repairing the elevator gear on the fourth
floor of the Williams building on Mon
roe street, fell from ladder at one O'Clock
this afternoon. Van Osdel was danger
ously injured, and Piercy almost instant
ly killed.
CoLUMBUs. Ga, Dec. 20-George W.
Gimmon. IS years of age, while on his
way home last night, had his throat cut
from ear to ear, and his pockets rified.
MOBILE, Ala. Dec 20.-The steam
boat Maggie Barker, just arrived at the
wharf from Montgomery. caught fire and
was burned to the waters edge. About
800 bales of cotton were destroyed. The
fire broke out SO suddenly that in a few
minutes the steamer was mass of flames.
About 200 bales of cotton had been un-
loaded, and the remainder of the LOO
bales were destroyed by fire OF damaged
by water. The steamer Tally. along
side, fortunately had steam up and saved
herself and the steamer Annie, which she
took in tow. Loss $75, 900. The boat
and cotton were fully insured.
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. 2O.-Ih0inas
Wall, alias Robert Smith, who. in 1868,
robbed the southern express Office Of So.
GOO. today plead- gailty. Wall, after the
Eessesy. lt2 kefes. then zeni % New.
- Ill Glaf1a11s 11.I
PoRT HTDsoS. Mich. Dec. 20.-James
Aulligan. a saloon keeper AZ the foot Of
Butler street. shot and instantly killed
Charles Howard, son Of Hon. Henry
Howard, Of this place, at two O'Clock
this morning The deceased with a
companion had been attending a dance
and went to MulIigan's to get lunch
and finding Mulligan's place closed they
Knocked for admittance, and upon being
refused started to leave, but when about
eighty feet from the saloon MuIligan
stepped out of an upstairs door and fired,
the bail striking Howard in the back
part of the neck. passing out of the cor
ner Of his mouth. Mulligan gave himself
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SAN Francisco, Dec. ia large
mass meeting was held at Union hall
last night IN aid of the cause of the Irish
sufferers. Many prominent citizens were
present. Resolutions were adopted ap-
pointing a committee to make collections
to he forwarded to ParneIl, asking him to
visit San Francisco, and expressing SYM
pathy with the people of Ireland on the
land question.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 19.-At the
close of the meeting to declare the SYM
pathy of the people of st. Paul with the
oppressed people Of ireland, last night,
fifteen hundred dollars was subscribed,
Ia be forwarded directly to the land
league. A committee was appointed TO
continue subscriptions
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I-NN AFstNED bi fI'ItVIU 7 It M
BERLIN, Dee. 19.-In the lower house
of The Prussian Diet to-day, Herr Bitter,
minister of finance, acknowledges that
the distress caused by famine IN Upper
Siiesia during the past month, had in
creased, and was intensified by typhoid
fever. After the holiday recess, the gov
eminent intended to demand vote of
credit for relief work and distribution of
provision. 1t was the duty of the gov
eminent, he said, not only to relieve the
distress, but to prevent its reoccnrrence.
Death of Prominent Newspaper Man.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20-The death Of
William Mckee, chief ovner OF the
Globe Democrat, though quite sudden,
was not unexpected 10 those who had
beer been familiar with bis physical sond der
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We make a good many holes in the
Atchison Champion nowadays.
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Have now on has .at.i :ssr ; ileels. ) i
amount of Pork, Ham. heuidtr 4 .
thoroughly saitef. ctfrs.N ans kHsa
where They havi- aha i isfs4 Is ~.
lard, By the barrel ~ l=OGisd 4sil ~ = /
All vrsler~ receive lnssst ttttf,5.,Il
deal. Is are paFti tiiarly rsIns = II s.
Il eat. Inc best os- 1.lIf aissf - ~
as usual. sept e on nfsss hel - nE4s 4
commercial 3 ,. e 1ifssssffe E ft-.sf i
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Republican Newspaper.

New ORLEANS, Dec. ia number
of prominent Republicans have formed
themselves into body corporate to be
known as the New Orleans Ledger pub
fishing company. The object of the as
sociation is TO publish Il Republican pa
per in this city. The first number will
be issued January Sd. ex-governor
Michael Hahn was elected president of
the board of directors and editor in
chief
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Suit for Damages.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-Mary A Muir
ton as clerk in the postoffice, and has
brought suit against postmaster Tyler,
claiming 100000 for assault. Miss
Murray was principal witness against
the postmaster IN the recent ihvestiga-
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Pleuro- Pneumonia

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 19.-PleHro-
pneumonia having broken out among
the cattle at HaTerhill, in this state. the
governor has called II meeting of the
council and appointed a commission to
act at once as they may deem necessary
to arrest the spread of the disease.
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LONDON, Dec. ia gentleman con-
nected with the chemical works has In
formed the Glasgow philosophical socie-
" that after experiments since 1866, lac
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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