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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29
Dhlflsa DIslsTEl N INDIA |
An Entire Division Annihilated
by the Afghans.

LONDON, Eng, July %. In the Commons,
to-day, Marquis of Harrington, secretary for
India. announced the receipt of = telegram
from Bombay. which reported trouble to Gen.
Burroughs brigade, at Candahar. No details
given.
A telegram from the government of Bonn
bay says Major General Primrose telegraphs
to-day from Candahar as follows: ''Gen.
Burroughs forces are annihilated.' Marquis
Commons, added, General Phayre has been
instructed to collect what forces he can and
march to Candahar. l have telegraphed to
Scinda TO send another brigade if necessary"
LATER-Gen. Browns brigade had been
detached from Candahar division to cooper
ate with Sheere Ali against Ayoob Khan.
Sheere Ais infantry deserted in a body.
Burroughs effected a retrograde movement to
kushekiniked, Is miles nearer Candahar.
Ayoob khan's forces crossed Richmond river.
Spies report 1000 Ghazis Joined him while
parties of his cavalry were foraging near the
British camp. Ii would seem the Indian
government felt some misgiving with regard
TO Burroughs. for fortnight ago q reserved
division in Scinda was placed under orders
tor active service. Ayoob khan's forces will
doubtless make a rush on Candahar, but the
garrison probably will be protected. Gen.
Phayre's force will concentrate between
Querth and Candahar The Governor of
Bombay says: Can send another brigade if
necessary
Following is despatch announcing defeat of
the British -
''Simla. July Is.
Gen. Burroughs has been seriously defeated |
by Ayoob Khan, sustaining much loss. His |
forces were dispersed and compelled to fly, |
being pursued three miles. They are now |
struggling back to Candahar in driblets. Two |
guns were lost. Burroughs force was about |
200 men. Army under Ayoob Khan was
stronger than expected. and consisted of IL 200
men and Sc guns. Strong achievements |
have been ordered to the front"
Fragments of Burroughs force are arriving |
at Candahar. No details
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

There are said to be 10000 persons OF
French Canadian descent in Aroostook county,
whose votes are controlled largely by such
willy politicians as Madigan of Houlton. ana
p. C. Keegan of Van Buren, Plantation. a
short time since. Narcisse Dufour Of Grand
Isle, stepped into the Aroostook Pioneer Of
fee in Houton and said. "What do you
charge for de paper?'' 4 little conversation
ensued, and the guileless Monsieur Dufour
remarked, 81 don't belong TO no party at all
belong to de party who pay de mos money.
Las year de democrats pay me two dollar
And vet the democratic managers
are clamoring about purity in eiectiohs'
What farce. W. T. Hutchins Of Houlton'
fusion deputy sheriff appointed last year. Is
the agent of the Maine Standard, ana Is 40
ing all he can to get that paper into every
household In some cases he goes so far as
to advise people to stop the Aroostook no
neer and Portland Transcript, and take the
Standard, as the latter is better sforypaper'
great many people who have been duped III
this way refuse to take the latter paper from
the postoffice. and as a consequence there IS
large accumulation of paper now on hanu
to dispose Of Soap makers buy the Standard
up to make soap out of the concentrated rye
Which it contains.
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Such of the Aroostook excursionists as
went up the Grand Falls from Caribou re-
urn with glowing accounts Of their trip to
Arcadia. and say that few places within the
reach Of tourists possess so many and such
a variety of attractions as the Grand Fails
of the st. John river. In the grandeur OF the
cataract, the rugged sublimity of the gorge,
the fury of the rapids, the rich coloring OF
the rocks, the lovely outlooks from the high
hills. the charming drives. the strong pure
air, the quaint customs of the French 1t Is
w,,out a successful rival. Edmundston,
the northern terminus Of the New Brunswick
Railway, is thirty-nine miles from Grand
Falls. 1t is prettily situated on rising ground
at the confluence of the Madawaska and ST.
John rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

DIR. S, II. Tewksbury, distinguis shed ply
stefan and surgeon, died at his residence in
Deering, Tuesday. He prepared for college
at Hebron Academy, studied medicine with
his father and graduated at the Bowdoin Med
ical School in 1871. The following winter
he attended lectures at Harvard College and
in the year 1912 began practice at Frankfort,
Me. During the winter of 1884 he studied
at the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
New York. After remaining a short time in
Frankfort he returned to Oxford and in 1914
married Diana Eaton, daughter of Cyrus
Shaw of that place, who survives him, and
entered into practice at Oxford with his
father. Two years after the death of his
father he removed to Portland, where he re-
manned in continuous practice of medicine
and surgery. and in the latter ranked among
the first in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29
Officers of Augusta Juvenile Temple

Hundreds of Augusta people are going out
to Lake Maranacook, Gas we suppose we must
now call Winthrop pond) next Wednesday
The Maine Central has put the fare at 81 for
the round trip. The special train leaves An-
gusta ut 8. 80 in the morning. and will leave
the Lake at 5 o'clock. p NJ. Among the at
fractions at the regatta will he canoe race
between eight Indians Of the Penobscot and
Kennebec tribes for liberal purse spec
ial meeting of the committee of arrangements
for the above mentioned regatta was held at
the boat house of the Union Rowing Assocl-
alton. Portland last evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

NEWARK, n. j., July 2s. John l.. Blake
declines a nomination to Congress.
Massachusetts ReDublicanS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

An organization known "a tho ..c..,
N'''e ciub has been. formed among gentle
men In this city who are fond Of outdoor
sports. At meeting last evening. w
ohoate was elected president; W. f. Moore
vice president; j. l.. Colcord. secretary and
treasurer. A Board of Directors, composed
ol T. w. Vickery, Gen. Henry Boynton. s. J.
"ailagher' Frank E. Nye. and c. C. Hunt
were also chosen. The club was formed to
take advantage of the new State range 60,
practice, and the rifles used will be Ballard,
and Sharp's Creedmoore.
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Baptiss church, before large audience. The
class spoke as followsi
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

MUSIC.
PRAYER.
MUSIC.
/. Conscience the Moral Guide of the State.
james Edward Cochrane. Waferville.
. The Hopes of Positivism.
sCharles HAYNES Case. Waterville.
Joshua Loring Ingrsham. Rockport.
4. s0ver Legislation.
sEdg2r Herbert Crosby, Brownville
5. THE Origin of Government.
sHerbert Leslie Kelley. Fairfield.
6. Morality the Final Cause OF Creation.
Carl Clinton King, Caribou.
:. Human Brotherhood
S. Medieval Republics.
Sired Samuel Herriol, Sedgwick.
.. t1he Right Use of Learning
Laurentius Melancthon Mason, Standish.
10. .Transcendenialism-
IL. .Ins;inct and Intelligence.
Minnie Hartford Mathews, wa;ervile.
L. 'Duties of Ignorance.
II. Russia and America.
scarroll winn Clark, North Dana, Mass.
H. The Genius of Truth.
Jonathan Titus Mcdonald, Avoncialc, y. B.
MUSIC.
10. The Norns, Poem.
Harry Lyman koopman, Freeport.
10. american Art.
sHugh Ross Chaplin, Bangor.
Il. THE Mission of Higher Education.
sErnesi rockingham King, Washington, ID. c.
Is Economy of States.
Hartstein Wendell Page, Rockport.
10. Evolution.
James Elisha Trask New sharon.
MUSIC.
CoNFERRIN0 OF DEGREES.
SENEDICrIoN.
English Grafton. fOration. dissertation. sExcused.
The speaking was most excellent and
solicited frequent applause. The class as a
whole gave evidence of thorough work and
manly endeavor, rather than brilliancy.
The commencement dinner this afternoon
was the most social and happy occasion for
years BY the action of the trustees in rails
ing additional funds for the immediate wants
of the university, its increased usefulness is
assumed, and it is also confidently believed
DR.. Robins will be induced to Withdraw his
resignation.
The incoming class will number 81 or 40
members. Owing to class dissentions, no
class day exercises were had this year. The
Commencement week closed tonight with a
reception at President Robins, and concert
and hop a: the hall.
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Sagadahoc county shows 1s,SO3 in 1870
against 1924 in 1880. Complete returns
from Somerset county show population of
so, 1923 against "a, Gil in 1870. so that there
is an apparent loss of 22SS. York county
shows a gain, of GAG. The population is
now 60 $50.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
SalYage Awarded.

BosToN, July %. The Cunard Co. has
been awarded SIS. 900 salvage for towing into
port the Danish ship Thingvalia.
Horse Disease.
A number of horses in this city and vicini-
ty are suffering from new disease, which is
paralysis of the muscles of the throat and
subsequently those of the body, with fatal re-
suits.
Personal.
Secretary of War Ramsey is in town on
a tour of inspection.
Lost at Sea.
GLOUCESTER, July 20. Four men are re-
ported missing from their vessels in dories at
the Banks.
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Volcano Active.
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ HOMs.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, ID. c., July 29,--l n. IN. {
For the New England and Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature, gen.
orally higher barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

ne Misses White and Messrs. White and
Hr0"eii: the two latter representing b.axv
ury goods firms in Boston, have been vis;,;n.
01' CITY Inc past week, and have made m.nv
warm friends. They return home ,o-d.r
Durlng their sojourn in Augusta they were
guests OF the family of f. w. Kinsman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

A volume entitled picturesque Maine"
has just been issued from the press. Among
the illustrations which embellish its pages is
avery fine view of State street, looking
Blaine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

Rev. l. f. Bill, for six years past settled
over the Baptist church in Caribou, has ac-
cepted call to the pulpit recently occupied
by Rev. Dr. Butler in North Vassalboro. He
will enter upon his labors in this new field in
about two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

The Woman's National Christian Temper
ance Union will have a meeting at Old Or
chard on Saturday, August 90, at which
there will be addresses by Miss f. w. Green
wood, of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Mrs. May H.
Hunt, of Boston. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

Asa lazy tramp came down State street
With free and easy gait
This welcome sign his eyes did greet:
Free chop to those who watt"
Now here" he said, ''I'll get some food.
Without the slightest tax
But they led him to pile of wood,
And handed him an az
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Buoy Adri0.
WASHINGTON.
Denial.

WASHINGTON, July %. Treasurer Gilfl
Ian emphatically denies the report that there
has been want of accord between the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and himself as to the
manner of paving out silver dollars.
Postal Matters.
Report of receipts and expenditures Of the
Post Office department for the quarter ending
March 3lst shows the excess of expenditures
over receipts to be 1885,, 553. Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

PORTLAND, July 20. NETus D NiaTk,
lumber merchant and mill proprietor, died
this morning. aged Co.
Trying Clergyman.
DEXTER, July cS. The court of inquiry
to try the recent charges against Rev. John
Morse, late pastor of NJ. f. church here.
commenced to-day. Rev. MIR. Wardwell,
presiding elder of Bucksport district, pre-
sides. Rev. Mr.. Marsh. presiding elder of
Bangor district, is counsel for the church.
Revs. W. L. Jewell, B. S. Arey, n. Y. Ak
telle G. n. Eldridge and A. s. Townsend
constitute the jury Mr.. Morse has returned
and makes defence.
Colby Commencement.
WATERvILLE, July %. AT the trustees
meeting a committee was appointed to confer
with Dr. Robins in reference to his resigna-
ton and empowered to report at subsequent
meeting Voted to raise SIS 900 in Maine,-
of which 5000 has already been pledged
DIR. Smaller of Portland, DR.. Kicker of
Augusta and Deacon Geddings of Bangor
were appointed committee to raise this sum
Immediately, and were authorized to employ
a professor of history and teacher of elocu-
ton. or either. as soon as funds are raised to
permit. A check of 81 900 was received from
r. w. Wood, NJ. D., class of 80, of Brook
line, Mass. to found a scholarship for meri-
torious students. VIM. II. Smaller d. D.,
was elected treasurer in place of f. L..
~ ,rh. ra-;npal off of
tinuous service in that Office. Henry f.
Robins. ID. D., of Watervile and Prof.
Charles +. Hamlin of Cambridge. Mass.
were elected trustees to fill vacancies caused
by death of Hon. d. l.. Miliken> and by
resignation of Calvin Hopkins.
The last Wednesday of June, 1881.
was fixed upon for next annual commence
ment. Terms and vacations for the coming
year will be determined by the faculty
Honorary degree Of ID. d. was conferred
on Rev. Geo. Bullen, class of -, Pawtucket,
ri. Degree of p. II. d. on Prescott Mar
bic. class of 81. Worcester. Mass. Degree
of IL. ID. on Larkin Dunton, class of 80
Boston, Mass. Degree of A N. on Hustacs
C. Fitz. Chelsea. Mass. Granville p. Coch.
rane. Augustus NJ. Burton Degree
of A. NJ. in course upon Reuben NJ. Dunn OF
Waterville, class of 'es, and Edwin o. Lord
Great Falls, y. H.. Josiah II. Drummond
Jr.. Portland, Chas. F. Meserve, Rocklanj
Mass. class of 70 The degree Of A. b. wa:
conferred upon members of the graduating
class.
Prizes for Junior exhibition were awarded
as follows: first prize. j. II. Parshley; sec
ond prize, H. B. Knox.
| Graduation exercises took place at thu
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POLITICAL.
Nomination Declined

NEWARK, n. j., July 2s. John l.. Blake
declines nomination to Congress.
Massachusetts Republicans.
BosroN, Mass, July IS. The republican
State convention meets at Worcester, Sen
TENDER 10.
At an adjourned business meeting of the
State committee, to-day, dinner
was given Secretary Ramsay, ex-Gov.
Jewell and other distinguished guests.
Speeches were made by the Secretary of
War, Jewell, Senator Dawes, Gov. Long,
VIM. F.. Chandler and others.
Secretary Schurz.
SAN Francisco. Cal, July IS. Secretary
Schurz arrived last evening. The republic
can State central committee and committee
from German societies met him at Benecia
and accompanied him to the city. No formal
or demonstration occurred, but the
secretary was serenaded during the evening.
Democratic Ratification Meeting.
New YORK, July 2S. A large meeting of
nti-Tammany democrats was held tonight
to ratity the nomination of Hancock and
English. Academy Of Music and Irving and
Nilsson Halls were all filled. Addresses were
also delivered from three outside stands.
Illuminations and pyrotechnics display
were on a beautiful and liberal scale and were
remarkably brilliant. Ex-Gov. Tilden was
escorted to the platform at the Academy of
Music, when the audience rose and cheered re-
peatedly, the band playing Hail to the chief"
Three cheers were given for president Til
dem" Tilden addressed the assembly and was
followed by Speaker Randall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

x-Now the warm season is at ITS neign ni
~ ont for filthy places around house and
cellar. and see that they are thoroughly
o,aansed and disinfected. 1t may save your
sanity from severe sickness. Partridge
Rros' have all the best disinfecting pre para.
TONS and give full directions for using these
tu the best advantage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

We are glad to learn that Deputy Secre-
tary OF State, J o. Smith Esq, who has been
confined to his room in the Augusta House
for week past by sickness, is now recover
ing and will soon be able to resume his post
of DUTY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29
Letter from Victoria.

The continental newspapers seems to make
no question that Queen Victoria has written
a letter to the Sultan, but judging from the
analysis of it published by the Paris Rappel,
it appears highly improbable that it was
either written or authorized by the Queen.
Arrived.
Dory Little Western, from Gloucester,
Mass, arrived to-day.
Horse Race.
The race for the Levant stakes, at Good
wood meeting, was won by Lorillard's Iro-
quois.
Denial.
The report that the Queen had written to
the Sultan is denied.
The Prince Imperial.
Brig. Gen. Wood, who accompanied ex-
Empress Eugenie to Zululand, has published
a description of the death Of the Prince I'm
perial, collected from the narratives of Is
Zuus who participated in the attack on the
Princes party. The Zulus state the Prince
fought like lion at bay, and kept eight of
them off until he sank under the wounds of
the assegais thrown at him.
Reply Of Turkey.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, July 20. An extraordi-
nary cabinet council Thursday completed the
| reply to the collective note Of the powers in
the evening. The Sultan's trade was issued
| approving the text Of the reply Of the minister
of foreign affairs. He then signed it and it
was handed to the ambassadors. The reply
is vigorously worded, and is substantially as
follows: 1t points out that article "a of the
treaty of Berlin merely expressed wish for,
and authorized the powers to offer mediation,
not arbitration. II declares that the decision
of the recent conference gives Greece more
territory than protocol IL of the treaty OF
Berlin indicated, and that the proposed ces-
sion includes positions which it is impossible
for Turkey to surrender. The reply was
drawn up by Musarus Pacha, ambassador at
London, who returned to Constantinople re-
Gently, at the request Of the Sultan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

Lewiston has a would DIR. Tanner. DIR.
Eidridge promises to attempt 40 days fast.
watch him and note his conditions. The DIR.
claims that he can subsist during his fast,
on the magnetism which he can draw from
those around him having full stomachs.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Proposed REGATTA.

HALIFAX. July IS. The Rowing Associa-
ton has decided to challenge Riley of Sara
toga to scull race with Warren Smith, the
distance three miles, stakes 81 900 side;
race TO be rowcd on waters to be settled in
the future.
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DAKOTA.
Prisoner Acquitted.

DEApwoop, July IS. Capt. ID. NJ. West,
and contractor of the Black
Hills Placer Mining Co., charged with en-
bezxlement of $3.50 worth of company
stock from Josiah Hale, was discharged after
examination.
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MICHIGAN.
Death Of a Newspaper Man,

DErRoIr, July IS. Evarts E. Warren of
Buffalo. secretary Of the Courier company,
and brother Of the late Joseph Warren,
formerly President Of the New York State
Associated Press, died at Fort Gratiat, Mon
day, while on a brief trip for his health, aged
a wears.
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COLORADO.
Shot at Leadvllle

LEApvILLE, July IS. Last night John
Crowder, faro dealer, shot and killed Richard
Dillon, former owner of Little Chief mine.
The latter demanded stock of chips ON
trust. Crowder refused. Dillon pulled q
revolver. but Crowder shot first and escaped.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money! Market.

NEW YORK, July Is.
Money easy at 2a2l call, and closed at "a. Prime
mercantile paper 3ia4l. Exchange dull at 4siia
ASH for long and 4si 4s4 for short Governments
quiet. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds buoyant.
Stock market opened strong and buoyant and prices
adv anced to ~ In the afternoon decline Of | to
q, occurred In the general list. In late dealings the
market became firm again and closed at recovery Of
toll.
Transactions, 1000 shares.
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Postal Matters.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Defaulting Express Agent.

ST. JoHN, July 90. Yesterday, John KEEL
lier, the express agent who absconded from
Red Hook, n. Y, with money and bonds to
the amount of 5000, plead guilty. Sen
tcnce deferred
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CONNECTICUT.


HARffoRD, July 20. Besides the $500
cash stolen from Middletown Savings Bank
over $50, 900 in good bonds and 1900 State
Of North Carolina bonds were taken, which
were not considered Of much value. The
carried of bonds were on private deposits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

The regular ball shoot of the Augusta Gun
Club has been postponed to Saturday after
noon at ) o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-29

The Sixth Annual Reunion of the Third
Maine Regiment will be held at Augusta,
Wednesday. Sept. Is, 1880. The exercises
will consist of the usual business meeting
and parade during the day, and banquet in
tho evening. 1t is expected that Chaplain f.
w. Preble will he pre,ent and continue his
sketches of the Old Third Regiment in the
Field. 1t was proposed at the last reunion
that as MANY as could make it convenient
should remit their annual dues of one dollar
to the Treasurer, Capt. Geo. S. Fuller, Hal
lowell. thus making a saving of time at
the business meeting. The gathering to-
gether of old comrades has increased in in
terest from year to year, and it is hoped that
the reunion this year. at the first camp
ground nearly score of years ago, will not
prove an exception to former ones. Tickets
on the Maine Central and Knox Lincoln
Railroads and steamer Star of the East can
be obtained at reduced rates.
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NEW JERSEY.
Bows Missing.

ELIzABETH. July %. Three boys aged u
years, went grabbing, Yesterday, and are be-
lieved to have been drowned.
Buoy Adrift.
ATLANTIC CRY, July %. The automatic
whistling buoy off Brigantine Shoals is
adrift and floating down the beach.
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swim. :. - = Rollins has hi. revolving
ns IN operation on Crosby street which !.
attracting large crowds Of cb;laron 'e
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new STYLES OF TYPES, BORDERS, &,

making it one Of the lest equipped Offices in the
state. large number of EXPERIENCED
wORKMEN are connected with the Office, 80
that all orders can be executed neatly and promptly
common kinds of work done well and cheaply
Poster work Speciality. Orders by mail will receive
,rompt attention.
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W. Aadd' Esq, principal of the Re,x;ck
uemy' Is canvassing Augusta for Annie.
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The Irish Bill.

In division on compensation for disturbance
in Ireland bill, in the Commons, last night,
81 home rulers voted with the government, and
206 conservatives and 20 liberals voted in the
minority. No conservatives voted with the
government.
Ernest Spencer, President of the Council,
will have charge of the compensation bill in
the House OF Lords.