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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20

W-NOTICE. In order to complete ,bo;.
files, the publishers of the journal wish q
obtain one copy each of the Daily journal !.
March 3, Feb. 20, and Sept. 10 and IA !.
the year 1879. Any person having Dailis.
of the dates named which they will sns..
will confer favor by informing the pubG,s
ers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20
Vennor predicts a cold fall.

Hon. Arson p. Morrill, has been in por..
land visiting his friends there.
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Sherburne S. Sleeper and Geo. r. Sleeper.
the republican and democratic candidates ia,
treasurer, in Waldo county. are brothers
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MEETING AT PITTSFIELD.
The citizen. of Pittsdeld will be addressed,
Thursday, the 2Gth inst,
GEN. FITZPATRICK,
COL. CLARK {. CARR,
GOVERNOR 0AvIS,
AND A. A. STR0UT.
A Large Meeting is expected.

The convention called by Joshua Nye
for consultation upon matters relating to
temperance, met according to adjourn
mcnt yesterday in Portland. \ report of
the proceedings will be found in our
columns. Mr.. Nye with the celp of such
radical temperance men as George Stacy,
A. j. Cameron and others of the robbers
who undertook to steal the State govern
ment. nominated j. X. Osgood of Gardi-
ner for Governor and declared the resolu-
ton of censure upon Governor Davis car
ried. although it would have been voted
down could fair vote and fair count have
been had. In the proceedings such tenn
perance men as Arson r. Morrill,. Sidney
Perham and Nelson Dingley. Jr.. were
made to take back seats. and when it came
to making the nominations. they and all
others who were opposed to making a
separate nomination were excluded from
the convention. Mr.. Nye has now
got his assistant democratic craft fairly
launched. but the number of t.m-
perancc men who will embark with
him in this craft will be very
small James NJ. Stone OF YORK county
was also nominated rs candidate for
Congress in the first district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20

Prevent weakness and degeneration of the
Kidneys and urinary organs.-Malt Bi.,ers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20

The train for the Hallowell rally will lear.
tonight at 7.20 and not at 7.3O as the poster
stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20

sbenue dwthc
CURE FOR AL imIoins
suSuan
bring
sssufrin
has
irving
urh
"' PERRY SON, Proprietors Providence H. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20

Mothers never fail to recommend Malt
Bitsers ~ nourishing and strengthening.
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The Pennington Chronicle says: From
every portion of this county the most
cheering reports of republican gains con-
tinue to come in. Almost every day We
learn of greenbackers that are returning
to the republican fold. and of democrats
that are Disguised with the sell out and
will either not vote at all or will support
the republican ticket. The fusionists are
working with desperation. but it is no go
every indication betokens grand re-
publican victory on the 18th proximo,
Republicans. push on the column. There
is work to be done. Organize for the
great struggle and prepare for victory"
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Lipplncott's Magazine for September opens
on the lake region Of Florida,-"Ekon,sh
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will leave Augusta at 20. Fare for the ro,,d =.
Is cents. Gardiner people will come and 10 y, ~
regular trains. Fare, % cents. @s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-20
FLAG RAISING!
AND
TOrchliOht Procession
HAllOWEll
On FRIDAY EVENING nv.
HON. THOMAS b. REEN
A Special Train

will address the citizens of kennebec county n, =.
issues of the day. Turn out en- masse y" NE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
The Manifesto Of the Protective Union Of the
Citizens of San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March s.--.The Call Of to-mor-
row morning will contain the manifesto Of the
citizens Of the Protective Union. declaring the
objects az that organization to be the preserva.
tton of public peace. tue protection OF life and
property. the restoration of confidence IA pub
lie security. and the revival of business by law
ful and peaceful measures. Agitation against
Chinese. emixra Ion which," It says. when
confined to lawful measures. met the appr val
q the whole people Of CaI'iornia, has dex.ner-
ated into carnival Of blssphemous threaten
inas against life aud property and brought
scandal and Ill honor on American civilization.
Law abiding citizsns have determined TO en-
force order. They appeal to the reason Of men
b. eRuiled by vicious leaders. and remind them
that neither the Chinese nor any other question
can BE- settled Immediately by resort to force:
that the courts ara the arbiters of oil these
questions, and that their decisions will BE- en-
forced by the Irresistible power Of the govern
ment. Threats OF spoliation relieve no distress
but paralyze industry and throw laborers out
Of work to become tools Of few designing
knaves. Let turmoil ceaRe and true men unite
to restore order and prosperity will return"
The manifesto then invites all persons who
are In sympathy with the objects and purposes
Of the Protective Union to sign its roll The
manifesto is issued wi hont signatures. but It
ia understood to represent the wealth and busi-
ness interests Of the ci ".
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POLITICAL.
Removal From Office Of a Federal Official for
Political Reasons.

LITTLE Rock, March o-Ool. W. 4. Oliver
aupertntenasnt OF the federal building now Ia
course OF erection here. has been removed his
friends RlleRe, for political reasons.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE VIRGINIA SENATE
RELATIVE TO THE LATE POLITICAL DECISIONS
OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
RICHMOND. w.. March p.-In the Senate to-
day = preamble ana resolutions were ere adnpted
States Supreme Court Ia the case Of ]. D.. Coles.
county judge ri thia State. indicted in the
United states Court Judge hivesl M for iniling to
tfact that the decision threatens the very exist
en0e OF State governments. as distinct EOver-
~ under tbe control 81 the United States and.
Il followed to its logical results. will enable the
United States Congress- to GORE, tho state Judi
tive Department. IN nll matters. thus destroying
every vstige Of State Sovereignty. n most
alarming doctrine to all who value the bleas-
.1itution Nu Il itsei via WI and ordained
The resolutions urge Virgnia's Senators and
~ a II " o
ercise IL powers not delegated to the United
States by the constitution. nor prohibited by It
Whicn III aeo.en mens,oned Wa 70 ea
anu request the Governor to communioate
copies of the resolution to the Governors Of the
turea thereof take similar action.
The General Assembly. III accordance with
the Joint resolution agreed 70 last night. will
the foregoing action OF the Senate viii be con-
Cured In BY the House.
THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT QUESTION REFERRED
TO THE PEOPLE.
RICHMOND Va, March 9.-The Senate Last
night by y vote of "a 10 IA. adopted joint reso-
luton providing that the Readlusters' debt bill
vetoed. and the bill known as the Ross Hamil-
ton substitute. shall be submitted to tho ueople
In November for a vote thereon. The Hamilton
substitute fixes the rate Of interest at per cent
and the principal at about $sA 100000.
aARoELoN Will, NOT APPEAR BEFORE THE MAINE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
AUGUSTA. M. March o.-Ex. Gov Garcelon
having refused to appear before the bribery In
vestigstion committee by invitation. u sum.
mons was served on him to-day to appear on
Wednesday evening.
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WASHINGTON.
Elliss Bill for the Establishment of Mail
8 Line Between the United States
and Foreign Ports.

WASHINGTON March s-Mr. Ellis. of Louisi-
ana, appeared before the House Committee on
poetoffices and PostroAds in advocacy Of his
bill for the establishment OF y system Of mail
steamship lines between ports OF the United
States and foreign countries. The bearing will
be continued at the next meeting OF the COM
mittee.
TENTS FOR OUR MILITIA.
A Joint resolution was introduced In the
House yesterday BY Mr. King, OF Louisiana.
the State OF Louisiana such tents and camp
eQEfpage as can be slared for the use of the
National Guard OF that State. during the lat
tefs forthcoming spring encampmpnt. The
resolauon was referred to the Military Com
mittee. M-.-
SENATOR COKE ON THE LAREDO RAILROAD.
The Senatt Committee On Railroads heard
Genator Coke " further argument or the Laredo
railroad bill. No action was taken.
NOMINATION ny THE PRESIDENT.
The President to-day nominated John r.
Smith for postmaster at Goldsboro. N. @.
DE LREsErS BEFORE THE HOUSE TETERocEANIo
CANAL COMMITTEE.
Before the House In.erocean'c Canal Com
mtttee to. day M d. u sseps concluded his ek-
route He expressed qualification at the tone
OF the Preetdent's message of yesterday and
said he had teleRrRphed to his son In Paris
that the message assured the safety of the
Capt. Eads read q paper before the commit
tee advocating his ship railway plan. He
clainad such q railway would Gus only quarter
TO hail w much as the canal. could b. built
sooner. would transport more vessels and do 1t
ennstrncted In localities where the canal could
la4. Hhips would Hoaf fr0n the hHrbor fntu u
large cradle. which would run up gradual fn.
c1ine on to thA railway with twelve rats. over
which It would be drawn hy steam power. Any
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moxaments Of ocean YesseIs.

LIVERPOOL March e-Arrived: March 7. ship
Morning Star from New Orleans.
NEW YoRK, March 9.-Arriyed: Lone EtaI M !
from New Orleans. West. C,rinne. Spain. CITY
rived out: Acadia. ve.ta. Johnnne Marie. On
Way Parthenia:. HomewaId: Hestta for Da-
ton, Excelsior for Charleston. BraRe for
Charleston.
Arrived: Egypt Trlnacria. Arrived out:
Lord Olive
AMSTERDAM. March 9.-Sailed: On the eighth.
barks Asmo Doboy and T. g. Berg for Pasca-
xoula.
DUNDEE March o.--Arrived: On the eighth.
bark J. 4. Pust from Darien.
SHARPNESS. March 9.-Arrived: On the eighth.
bark olivia from Pens@cola.
OnEENocK. March s.-Arrived: On the eighth,
ba k Ruertk from Pensncola.
PoRT MADAE, March 9-Arrived On the sew
enth brig Leah from DArien.
BOSTON Marc o. Arrived: Schoonera Helen
J. HDlwAy from Wilmington. N. g.. and Kit Gar
son from Norfolk.
BALTIMORE March 9.-Arrived: Steamer
Louisa from Roanoke river. schooner Waiter
H Thorndikei
SAVANNAH March o.. Cloared Schooner Fan
ME l.. Nye Tor Norfolk.
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and his prophecy has been verified. Active
rs Is mining enterprise at the present tina
elsewhere, Arizona and New Mexico are hav~
ing their full share OF development. and with
along the Rio Grande, valuable mineral do
posits have been discovered, 80 promising Ia
character that Mr.. Pierce, Of the San Antonio
line, has recently sent o fully organized scieu.
tlfic expedition to make thorough survey Of
the regions alluded to. should the result baae
there IL reason to expect II Is matter Of great
importance TO him, for an immense body OF the
lands Of the road are In the reputed miniQg re-.
gion. The expedition. when last heard from.
was three or four hundred miles west Of san
from San Antonio to III Paso. comprising
Col. Grey, the chief engineer OF the Southern
Pacific, and Major Converse, the engineer Of
the San Antonio line. with their attendants,
tioable railway route. Mr.. spofford thinks
that In time an extension Of the road 10
the city OF Mexico will bo made. At present.
however, 1t seems impossible to obtain a eat-
isfactory understanding with Mexico for the
construction Of an internastlonsl = ra,lway
concession for such y purpose. Of which he is
actuated by the same liberal sptrit as the
minister DlenipOtenttary to this country.
Intentions, there would he no difficulty aDout
dent Dlaz But the Mexican Congress con.
tains many elements which do not cordially
respond to enlarged views, and many which
are susceptible to the III tlnenee of prejudice
and national jealousy. Ii 1t he true that the
AtchlsoD, Topeka and Santa Fe Company In.
tend building an extension Of their limo TO Ell
Pnso, there will, doubtless, be q connection
between the two lines there. This Is d con-
nection Of great lm portance to both compa.
MES. Those rich and productive regions ct
the id-cuntineDt tributary to the Atchigon.
Topeka and Santa Fe line have no other
water shed than that OF the Gull OF Mex.
leo, 80 that their heavy freighta
must be moved along the San Antonio line to
and from El Paso and New Orleans. in re-.
ply to q question as to whether the eonstruc-
tiOn ri the Texas and Pacific Railway from
Fort Worth to FL Paso would not Afford an
equally direct outlet to the Atlantic, MIR.
Spofford said: "Well, reply to that. that
thus far II does not appear that the Texaa and
Pacific Ia to have any outlet whatever ut New
Orleans. 1t Is more emphaticallv true nov
than ever that that road 10 a st. Louis road,
and not Southern railroad at all. We told
the South this when the road was Iii ScOtte
hands; but they would not believe 1t, and
went about tying themselves to 1t as the boy
In Esop tied himself to the anchor when he
saw the vessel going down. Now that jay
Gould is Its owner, tho policy OF the Texas
Pacific is openly declared, and 1t leads to Bt.
Louis and nowhere else. Even were line
constructed from Shreveport to New Orleans,
the San Antonio line would have the advaIi-
taRa to the gull over all other lines meeting
at Ei Paso, Ia distance, directness and unity
III management"
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Mollie Maguires Again Organising and
Trouble Expected in the Pennsylva nia
Mining Districts.

NEW YonK. March "a special to the TIE
srase frem Port Carbon. q. Pa ~ says, on the Mu-
tives OF the Mollie MaRuires are aeain organ
ized The marshals men see serious move
ments all over the coal regions. but The move
ments are very secret
COLUMBUS, O.. March 9-At Delaware. last
night n three year old daughter II Geo. Bell
was fatally shot by her cousin. Daisy Price.
aged years. The shooting WIS accidental.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
sAs Francisco, Mnrch "a dispatch from
NentCle Gays: An engine aud eighteen coal cars
were wrecked yesterday by the giving wny of u
tres 10 ut Jsktlo Lake. A man named Stewart.
from Nanahho WAS killed. and several others
FATAL FIT OF JEALOUSY.
CArno. March --plijah Maaon, n negro. llv-
ing on IL farm ak miles from here. yesterday,
woman. and then killed himself.
INSANE ASYLUM BURNED IN KANSAS.
TOPEKA Kan. March 9.-The Insane Asylum
at Oseuwatimfe. containing 2n0 inmates, burned
last night. All the inmates were rescued. iLoss
$4O000.
THE HILL SIMMONS MURDER CASE.
ATLANTA. Ga. March 9.-HAm Hill. who killed
John X. simmons In this 81 about u year ago
for the alleged seduction OF hts wife. was day
refused new trial by the Supreme Court oi
Hill was convi ,ted Of murder In January
1872 The jury rseommenosd s MIN TO the mercy
OF the court. WD1rn unuer bHe HHH1UtA. reUucee
Iia punishment FROM banding to lmnriaonmeni
ior life. Tho Supreme COURT held NO tho case
for Ave weeks. nill will be taken from the ATT
lnntn jail, where he has heen for year past
and placed In the penitentiary. Much sympa-
thy Is expressed for him on n'l sides.
FIRE IN OAKLAND. CAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.-The Grand Central
Hot'al, Webs or House and hva other buildings
In Oaklnnd wers destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss S275.oO0.
THE KEMPER COUNTY CAsEs.
DEKALB. Miss March 9-The case Of Henry
Virgil and Houston Gully. indicted for the
murder OF John =. Gilmer. WAS taken up IN the
Circuit Court of Kemper c.mnty yesterday
Virgil and Gully wers indicted together for this
ofY,nse, but on motion OF the state Beyernnc
was granted, Gully eiecting to be tried first
while next Thursday wiz act for the tria
OF Virgil Only two juryman have thus far bee,
obtained, both negroes. It. will be difficult
matter to get jury. ms nearly every man in tht
county has formed or expressed nm opinion as
to the guilt or ionocnnee OF the accused.
District Attorney Ford represents the Stat
without anv assisiaut counsel The defense II
conducted by Thos. n. Wood and B. M. Meek.
SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LITTLE Rock. March O. = Burglars broke oper
the safe OF Johnson. Rogers h DO. OF Mariana
Phillips county. last might. and carried OIL
$4,000 In currency and state and county war
rRnta.
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seaworthy vessel would stand any strain that 1t
could be Nubjected to on this railway.
M de Le.seps highly complimented MT Ends
wi.s 70 DISCUSS the. plan of = railway u was
not In hie line. Many such plans had been
proposed. but none executed.
The committee then adjourned. M. de Los
seps immediately left for San Francisco.
THE PRESIDENT ON THE INTERocEANlc CANAL.
Among the documents sent to the senate BIZ
the President relative to the interoceanic canal
IL y report from Secretary Evarfs, setting forth
main point brought out therein is that our
treaty with New Grenada guarantees the !nde-
pendenre of that republic and neutrality OF any
between Tie tvs oosans. and that this treaty
United Htates. but for the advantag? OF all ma
@ ee asaumed that no no nssot"tions viii BE- had
bstween Urivate projectors and tho OHlOm-
Ssn ay
der this treaty.
THE REruBLrcANs AND THE FrTz JOHN PORTER
The Republican members Of the Senate In
cRncus to dHy nRrBrd Tint the debate Ga the
cided not TO favor the rumored intention Of the
majority to postpone the bill till next session.
THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
The House Judiciary COMMITTEES has agreed
to report favorably on Thcmpron,s bill relative
to supervisors uf election. providing tha only
one deputy marshal hall be- appointed In any
voting precinct: that supervisors md denuty
no other fees: that no fees shall be paid except
| by Hpecial appropriation. and that no arrests
nhnll be made on election day. but TINT warrants
mny b. executed any time after It's close.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES ON WAYS AND MEANS
The House Ways and Means Committee will
report favorably on Mo- toms bill changing the
duty on malt from 20 per cent ad valorem to
1ruIn han ruaN In In Snf
ion Of the duty OH salt md the ab ltlon Of the
duty on payer The sugar question has been
| referred to the subcommittee, consisting oi
Meser-. Carlisle. Tucker. Frye. Gibson and
Garfield.
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MARITIME.
The Belmont Water-Logged and Aban.
doned at Sea.


LONDON. March e.-The British ship Belmont.
Capt; Blasdon. from Pensacola. December -.
for Greenock. was abandoned at sea wrter-
logged. Her crew has been landed at Fall
mouth.
CARGO SHIFTED.
NEW YORK. March 9-The brig Oromocto.
from Antwerp for Galveston, has been towed
into Sheerness leaky. Her cargo shifted.
TER.LcGGED.
LoNpoN. March The British ship Arabella.
Capt. Blanche. from Pensacola, January IA. for
Dublin. has been abandoned at sea. water
logged. Five OF the crew have been landed ut
st. Nicholas the rest W re drowned.
ABANDONED AT SEA.
LONDON Marca 9.-The British bark Paragon.
Capt. Williams. from D.rien. Ga. for for eiRn
port. he's been rband med at sea. Her crew has
been landed at Ymuidan,
A STEAMSHIP WRECKED.
LONDON. March g. The Peninsula and ORR
sC e.tai si.am Navigation Compapy's steamer
Travancone. with the hnmeward Indian mail.
he's been wr1cked at Otrauto. Her crew. pas
sen9ers and malls were saved.
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INeW YOrK UOT. FNIIHubIDHId I6uRBT.I
Mr.. Tilden has biography nearly ready
for the press. which includes not only a record
of his public services as prosecutor Of the old
Tweed ring and Governor OF New York, but
presidential campaign, together with the
work of the electoral commission. AS sort
OF Offset to this, / am informed that another
biogra ply OF the same statesman is In prepa-
ration by the Tammany people, which deals
with the same facts, but from q totally differ
ent standpoint. Mr.. Tllden is represented ae
anything but patriot, and as being, In fact,
"much better qualified as wrecker Of tinan-
eially EN- barrassed railroads than as stand
ard-bearer of q great party contending Tor the
principles Of Jefferson, jackson, etc."
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FRANCE.

PARIS. March 9-In the Senate to-day during
the debate on clause Of the education bill. NJ
j ules simon pronounced the governments pro-
pose law useless and impolitic.
The Temps states that Prince Ofloff. Russian
anb es- ador. who will shortly depart On leave
ri absence, contemplated making journey In
February. but pcstpene 1t In cons.qu nee Of
the Hartmann affair. He will return To Paris
In AUrtf. after the Gzar bas gene te Lfvadia.
The senate to d " by. vita IT 14S 70 12o re-
ject0d clause of Jules Fsrry's education bill
During the dehaso j.. Treycinet, president of
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Tho Inventor Of Number "lk."
fpOuknu unra11

The statement In some papers that Mr.. N.
puzzle" had no rights in It's manufacture,
seems unwarranted. 1t appears that the
puzzle found It's way among the public with
out his consent He some time since made
application for letters patent for the puzzle
and expects they will be soon issued to him.
1t Is estimated that he has already Lost be.
tween S25, 900 and $50, 900 from the advantages
taken by some manufacturers OF the puzzle,
pending the decision on his application at
WaHhinQtOn.
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The New orleans, mobile and st. Louis
Through Line.


Through Line.
Is positively the only line running Pullman
eleepers through to 81. Louie uahout change
landing passengers in Union depot. and
avoiding late night arrival. Only line
making direct connection with all trains
leaving st. Louis for the North. East
and West Passengers by this line are
not required to leave the city at midday. but
Gun go after business hours. the train leaving
at O'Clock .. m. from the foot Of Canal street
Tickets to all points as low as the lowest. Bag
gage checked from residence to destination.
r. W. GILLESPIE.
General Southern Agent. at Office Of the Mobile
Fast Line.
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A "Pinaf0re" OpeninE.

The survival OF "Pinafore" Is one OF the
things that puzzles the Wtsest OF ua. 1t must
dren were born In this country last year who
have not heard the opera yet. The manager
who can sustain himself In the field o few
months longer is certain to catch this patrOn-
ace.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA. March g-On February 20 an fnsur-
rection broke out In the southern part Of San
Domingo. Gen. Antonio Costello. lender Of the
iasurRenta. was killed. with ak Of his com
psnious.. In the Capitol sixteen persons I'm
plicated In the movement were under arrest.
and It was expected would be executed. The
government was master Of the situation. and ut
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Tilden Mt Cincinnati.

We do not propose to aid In getting np an
indignation meeting here because Uncle
Sammy Tilden has engaged rooms at the
principal hotels. The fact Ia he has taken
only about hundred OF the best rooms at
the Grand Hotel, and fifty each at the Burnett
and Gibson.