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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
The HALE COMMITTEE.
What Attorney General Mcclellan
Said in November About a
Count Out.
GARCELON's SPINAL STRENGTH

Pursuant to summons i.sned Mo,a.-
morning. James S. Hartman, and his broth
e. george F., two young Belfast attorney.
appeared before the Hale committee ves,e,.
day. The testimony which thew then o.vs
corroDorates what was already known ahou,
contemplated count-out bv the fn.;o,;...
months ago; and makes assurance doublv
sure, that poor old Garcelon was as vacillat.
ing as weathercock, ready to change his
course with every breeze.
James s. Hartman was sworn and s.;d
that on Saturday evening, November 9Th. he
had conversation about the political ,itua.
ton with Attorney General Mcclellan. at
Belfast. That gentleman seemed yerv con.
ndent at that time that the fusionists would
nave majority Of the members of the leeis-
lature, and said:
1--WE Are Going to Count You Out p,
lie referred to the law Of 1877, and said
that it made the Governor and Council a re-
turning board, and put the whole matter into
their hands. Mcclellan boosted that he had
seen Governor Garcelon about the matter ::
that he had labored with him all dav. and
that che was all right when he left him >,
The expression which he used was that she
had stiffened the Governor up" or ..stiffened
his back
The Attorney General Wants to Bet.
So confident did he appear that he offered to
bet S25 that Davis would not be the next
Governor. He mentioned Searsport as one
Of the towns whose vote would not be count
ed, giving as reason that the polls were
kept open after the hour designated bv Las
for closing arrived. Said they might as we'll
hold an election Sunday as hold it that wav.
He also remarked that they could count the
''Doctor" out CDR. Brooks of Belfast, } if they
wanted to do so; but that it would not be
done. He may have mentioned other towns,
but at this time the witness could not recol-
lect them.
George +. Hartman Commonly called
Frank stated that he was we'll acquainted
with Attorney General Mcclellan, and was
present when the above conversation took
place. His recollection of the affair agreed
substantially with that of his brother Other
parties overheard portion of the converse
ton, among them +. w. Pate, and NJ. r.
Marshall, who was in an adjoining room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

The pastor and people of the Methodist
church in this city have received an invitation
to be present at the 'Siver wedding" or
twenty fifth anniversary of the Park street
church, Lewiston, on Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week A grand reunion will be
held Thursday evening in City Hall. Camp
Meeting John Allen, the first pastor of the
church, will preach sermon on the occa-
sion and an enjoyable time all around is an
tcipatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Eg~Members of the legislature. before
going home should all go into Partridge's
Drug Store, under Granite Hall, and make
purchase from the nice stock of fancy and
toilet articles there displayed. A little pres
ent of this kind to the dear ones at home will
cover, in their minds at least, multitude of
sins of omission and commission at the capt.
fol this winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Daniel Savage, of this city, has been con-
fined to his house for some days past. Three
weeks since sore appeared on his hand
which was supposed to be a carbuncle, but
has grown worse steadily, until the hand and
arm are black, and it is feared amputation
may become necessary. He is attended by
DR. Martin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ Hears.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Ofacer,
Washington. ID. c., March Ill .. n.
For New England and the Middle States,
cloudy weather, with light rain or snow, fol.
lowed by fair weather, colder northwcster!y
winds. rising barometer. Cautionary signals
continue from Macon to Woods Hole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

An interesting Temperance meeting was
held in Town Hall, Winthrop, Sunday, March
18th. The club is in a very prosperous con-
dition 1t is expected that Rev. w. F. Bick-
ford will address the club Sunday, March 2lst.
The 9Th anniversary Of the club will be eel
ebratcd Sunday, March %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

John Jinks Brown, who resides in the
rear of Concert Hall, was before Judge True
Yesterday afternoon, on complaint Of Con
Collins, for simple sale. Plead n. g. Ad-
Judged guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of
$50 and costs. Appealed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Larger quantities of lumber than usual
have been hauled to the factories at the west
end of the dam, to be made into bedsteads,
tables, doors, sashes boxes, etc. The outlook
for the laboring class the coming season is
worry encouraging.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
FINANCIAL AND CoMlrHRcIAL.

Erewiwg Report.

frewiWa Report.
NEW YORK. March ~.
Money loaned up from 4 to q. Tho stock market
was heavy during the greater part Of the day and
prices declined to 81, Pacific Mail leadiag. Gran.
ger telegraph stocks and Southwestern shares were
also conspicuous in the decline. Tow ard the ciose
there was q hrmer tone and recovery Of to II en-.
sued. Elevated railroad shares advanced TO In
early dealings, but subsequently reacted iasA.
Transactions, $40, 90 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Considerable excitement prevails in Leeds
over the discovery Of a supposed silver mine.
The prospect has not yet been developed, but
we understand with the opening of spring,
work will be commenced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
"DOm't Worry Ne

with your complaints about your teeth, said
an annoyed father to his "sweet sixteener."
II told YOU to buy the SOZODONT and use
it. but you didn't and you deserve to suffer "
Andso She did, and all other sweet-sixteeen-
ers who act like her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Hon. James G. Blaine is one of the direc-
tors of the New England and Allegheny rail-
road, which has purchased the franchise of
tho lanes River and Kanawa Canal Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

ESQ o
Balance against city. March /, lseo. t.s go O
He recommended the providing of sinking
fund by appropriating $1,000 or $1,000 each
year with view of paving portion of the
bonds as they become due.
In considering the police department he
said: sit appears BY the Marshal's report
that by far the larger portion of disturbances
to the peace and safety of the community il
chargeable to drunkenness and the un.
lawful sale Of intoxicating liquors. Its bur.
den upon Us financially as well as morally
warrants and demands some decided express
ion and action in regard to it.
The number Of persons arrested for crime
during the past year was 262 OF these $50
have been convicted and punished, 81 bound
over to court and "a discharged
In speaking of the Gardiner and Pittston
bridge he said: st is possible that the ques-
ton of buying the bridge may come before
the voters this year. If THY should be the
case it is to be hoped that each man will
look upon it in its bearings upon the future
growth and prosperity of the city and not
alone on its pecuniary interests to him and
cast his vote accordingly"
There are only two fusionists in the gov
eminent this year, so very little party oppo-
sltion was excited, yet concerning two Offices
the community at large manifested great in.
terest. the one was the city marshal's posi-
ton the other that of the collector. The
temperance element urged the election of j.
n. Osgood for city marshal. thinking they
could trust him to execute the prohibitory
law to the letter. but his opponent, II. c.
Hamilton, the superintendent of the town
farm, was elected instead.
Mr.. Bradley the old city collector, has
given entire satisfaction in the execution of
his Office. Indeed he has done what
few Of his predecessors ever did, viz,
collected the taxes in the allotted
time and left the office with a clean record.
Mr.. Bradley is a martyr to political princi-
Piles being an honest democrat, and refusing
to change for Office. His successor, Hiram
Preble is well known dealer in monuments
and grave stones, and will probably erect
these stones, free of charge over the remains
of those who do not pay their taxes in season.
The other officers were elected with little
or no opposition, and were President Of
Common Council, w. Benjamin; Clerk of
Common Council, G. Moore; City Clerk, c.
o. Wadsworth; School Committee, o. b.
Clason; City Physician A. Sawyer; City So
licitor. w. Benjamin; Street Commissioner,
Geo. Cunningham; Treasurer, S. Bowman;
Public Library Director, II. X. Morrell; As
SCISSORS and Ovcrseers of the Poor, VIM Per-
kins, ID. c. Palmer and T. ID. Harmon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Foul Play suspected.

WEST RuxSEr, March 16 1t is now sup
posed that Joseph Rodney, . mail-carrier,
who was found unconscious in his stable
yard, fortnight ago, with terrible wound
on his head, was beaten by some one. He
died Saturday. The authorities are invest.
eating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
Supreme Judicial Court-Judge Danforth
Presiding.

TUESDAY March l6.
Francis A. Josselyn VS.. Hiram A. Laid.
The testimony was finished and the closing
arguments ofcousel submitted this afternoon.
It was then too late to commit the case to
the jury tonight, and the court adjourned till
morning. 1t was not Mr.. Moody who was
associated with +. w. Whitehouse in this
trial as counsel for plaintiff, as stated in yes
terday's report, but +. o. Greenleaf, Esq,
who has his office in Mt. Vernon.
Mr. f. l.. Whitehouse of Augusta, on mo-
ton of w. s. Choate. Esq, was admitted to
practice law in the courts of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

/ Psov,pkxcx, March l6. william 2.
Hilton, formerly supsrintendeat e ~
Providence Worcester railroad. coaseeeee
that he has issued forged paper 70 ~
amount of go 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

N-Mrs. J. A. Merrill a first class laun-
dress, has re-opened the Augusta Laundry,
and will do all work brought to her prompt
ly and in first class style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Mr.. Milliken of the Augusta House will
give an assembly to his guests and friends in
the dining room of the hotel, this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

A-For Sale, baby carriage. frst-class
in every way, but little used, will sell for
one-half of cost. For further particulars
call on Dow & Storer, the grocers.
Mar16tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

The house on Court street lately occupied
bv Clinton Boothby is being enlarged, and
Charles b. johnson will then move into il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

CITY Marshal White has sold his corn, -four
and granery store on Cony street least side)
TO Benjamin Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
Gardiner Local News.

In his address on Monday, the Mayor of
Gardiner found the financial condition of the
city to be as follows:
per cent Coupon Bonds, ssaas %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

H~"A go as you please contest
cough if left uDchecked-a Adamson's Boz
tanic Cough Balsam is a sure check and
cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
FIRES.
In New York CITY.

NEW York, March 16. The loss by the
fire in Liberty street last night was 100000.
The sufferers were the Stockwell Selflight-
ing Gas Burner Company; l.. W. Lawrence,
stationer; Office of the New York Underwrit-
err; Globe stationery mandatory, and the
Juvenile Publication Company.
At Stratford, Ontario.
STAFFORD, March l6. Fire at midnight
destroyed the dry goods store of J. William
son & Co., J. WEIGH, jeweller, A. NJ. Neil &
Co., and Miss Burns. Loss $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
CONDENsED TELEGRAMs.

General Grants return route will be via
Galveston, San Antonio and Leadville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Malt Bitters regulate, purify, strengtnen
ana nourish the maternal functions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
tAarrifo.

In HalIoweI. Mar, IL, by Rev. c. Fuller, Eugene
X. Lewis, to Miss Jennie T. Spear both OF Halo
we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
NEW YORK.


MACK, March Is. The house Of Frank
Griswold, 1t Nyack, was burned to-dsy. His
daughter Ruth, three yesrs old, VS. burned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
A Big Rise ut Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 16. Steamer
Bransford, has arrived from above. Capt.
Armstrong says the entire low land for two
hundred miles up, is flooded. He reports
rise coming down that will swell the river
here to at least forty-seven feet Tennessee
river is out of its banks at Decatur and John
sonville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

srR. W. FILES. ESQ. Of Unity. 10 agent for the
Kenpebse Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
FLOODS.
Rome and Selma Threatened.

MOBILE, Ala, March l6. Specials from
Rome and Selma says there are overiows all
around and both towns are threatened. Be
fore many hours the water will be in Selma.
Indications point to worse overflow than in
1871 or 1875. At Rome the water is up in
the battery room of the telegraph company
and is still rising
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Town Elections.
MT. VERNON.
Moderator, Washington Blake.
Clerk-M. s. Philbrick.
Selectmen-Rufus F. Fletcher, Benz. ).
Philbrick, Joseph NJ. Robinson.
Treasurer-Joseph Blake.
Supervisor-Rev Charles z. Young.
Collector and Constable-James F. Blunt.
All republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17
yeunor is quite a prophet after all.

Saint Patrick's Day in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-17

Selectmen-Rufus F. Fletcher, Benz. ).
Philbrick, Joseph NJ. Robinson.
Treasurer-Joseph Blake.
Supervisor-Rev. Charles E. Young.
Collector and Constable-James F. Blunt.
All republicans.
China Locals.
The election in China, on Monday. was the
closest contested of any we have had for
wears. as the following figures will show.
Republicans. '"'''"'
MODERATOR:
r q. Brainerd, 2I5 J. II. Greeley, 2l'
c. b. Stuart. 22s ]. Taylor, slo
SELEcTMEN:
n Jensou. o2l f. Hanson, 221
C.lch ZONES. PIP F. Jones, Zie
" con,os, T. NJ. Jackson.
TREASURER:
{. j. Taylor.
SUPERVISOR:
:. C. f. Dutton.
AUDITOR:
4. G. Chadwick.
The Republicans assert, with good reason,
90, that several persons were adniitteu W
vote vote nv the fusion selectmen, who clearly hae
no right to do so, and challenges hsa no a. ss
c., 20 nrevent. Another reason OF our de-
Cat lies IN the fact that several rcpuehcans,
Tor nj least they claim that name So'eu ~.
the old board out Of personal thee s
~ chect list. the election of officers occupied
the first day, and an adjournment till next
dav was had to finish the other business
Clinton Loeals.
Our village schools closed on Friday last
There is to be no school here this Spr'ng.-
Mr.. A. NJ. Billings is slowly recovering.-i as
Good Templars are making arrangements 'o'
public entertainment.-The AID Soc ,e.s Ae y
10 have an entertainment on the ls.a y
March Il will consist of an oper. entitled
college Ned and Mrs; Jsrleys f. a. h,1sn.
vorks1Mss Geo: = E;. asaoe, |, 7 Hon E
= s,S' ucSs,ior;s le1t for her Westcrn home on
wW..asssssv.-Hea. Orrsa Learned and we
s.S ~. Cksr3es WensvoEth and wife attend
, 1880-11-13
YESTERDAY,

FIRTIEgs lEEFEIATiDSS.
SEw TnI.H. Nov, Eth connection with
tic Mnrey'!ettcr-perinry clscs, several wit
llCsSes frau Cumberland. Md, wore In tho
Dlstrlct.Atlorney' oc0 ts-slny. a s.rnlgo
wl.ness WIZ With them. Witt, 1t II said, has
lniA'rtalt revelations to iraku. llowas taken
lntu Assistant Dlsirict-Attorlry Bulls pri.
yAto uiee, and II l0ng consultation tt,uk
place, aitar which lln was taken to tl,p oico
Ut UniiHl States Commissioner Davenport,
G,Ni Cnl. Bliss, 1t eullI.kcl 1T tho prosecution
In tho t'h!ip Ease, w!S srnt tnr.
u'ilrien, n!lns Lindsey, was brought to thu
DtstrIct-Atturnry' niftep frun tic Tnmbs ut
NUN. Att!IAt hour 1lle Grl,Id jury atIjnnrnp.l
until Mumtay They prcsutted their il4Ict-
msnts To tho Court.
NOTHING NEW.
NEW YdnK, Nav, 3.--AsSistnDt District
Attorney I'r'I this evening. when leaving l,la
ultirr, sail tlloru wer0 M new developments
IN tho Chinese laatcr r,laa; that l.n mora ar-
rrsls were contemplated or wuut,t bu rlnsu
tstntxht. 'l'lW t;faml Jury will hot lnrut
aguin untiI Munltay, ant! It IL .aitl no insllet-
l!r.tts will bt, presented betoro ttut tlay.
UrIIl:N i1EiWtsrs
nru that Indictments hare heen presented
ugalnst several proin!pUnt Democrats, n1!d
nlsU against s0lllu nuwslllper men. Justice
t[nyEnl,, VIII, t0nk tho c0nftsslUns. OF bnt,l
O't}rIr,,. aIIns Lindsey, a,l s. S. sforey,
suited ts,-.lHy TINT m newspaper llts IN yet
published the lnll confessions, which in,ptt-
entu several persons whose naules aro tor the
lrcsen. withhold.
JunaE nAyIs' DEclsloN
IN tho cnso Ut Philip will be given tomorrow
morning.
, 1880-11-13

lnthfT }HH3A AHH{HlftF.
CApt. 1shtut ltsa w,fe. ll1a ts.l Yil.ts who hnyo
h.,, lrlts ulillN will tse'H circus rur sol, ypHrs
arrived In Council nlHIfa IN nAtur1sly ufunllIX
ltsl ut tho dGtAy.sl lin!.n Fualic ruin. rio
tall tuik4 were afraid 1a r,sl. lhuir prcras lssra
III lhH "i,ter III rier IL rt4ol Australia, wllrru
tho si,t'w hlh gum tn rxttlt 'l,IrlnK ths wiu'tr
t!t'Nh Mi thu Nrthweatprs!, upINIs,t Gaeh 0shcr.
TAG nthHr l'lshcn1prs wrrt uusttls IL klnw knw
the Elints Wtl ,.illHt.f tl Altup 1T their herlhs
whlci, m iunx.r lual t4s A,urslEt' hei. II nj
l0nx. I1Hlr ctItiHstly "Ns not 3ra, tllc'l. hnw.
errr. Until hturnl'y. ~ thu tnil teunh wurt' AlIl
sul,YuIs hAI "erlwlr,l III" Thu next ln,,ri,inx
the curly rscrs In the trlr discovered mn ohs!rI..
chr. Upnu !A,kll,g tttc closer thu Obstrucllun
WIS found to be nushsslY lt'Irs than tha
g,uHt aud wife, whn ha,l pa,f,c I" hrt! ncr.as Tho
~ ut1l,t,I!rS- -sxe,l perat't,s would aoSltpy nns
lorth. Tie xiAnta wort, tnpolcsl tn rtsu quito
early III ,'I1lur ~ pUrll!s tho reat VI th9 I'as+
st'iIErrs to ~ from Ulu Gnl OF thu car to fA0
ushGr.
, 1880-11-13
4 Cflnrt,llnx TllicG

l.4tti{s,lt t&UffH. I,A ~
THO f,,lfhw1ng tnrll1nt' cnlIncctcd w t"x
early development 1T urt ncGiiIowuFk a.
I,uw roeull'ir Interest: ar, Severn FsgSnttta III
into ts.hn lhA PRINCESS da0lKHroRi siA!ilt ~ ~
su wnllI cali the lexttlay tn select soiis sas ~ Il
wl,rk, which a!lo tllt nlautsrHn!t.l y .msI et.1
Snunx la.ly. Mr. ai srs ssvorn we1s III srstta IL
tmpsU4sa by llur extHrsilIary beauty ~
c1't,tlt r,lfltlent N,l charm ot az y" h"T sTT
nnl! allowed tlr to- tnku M"Iy so'nn % - 1Tu w s
lnly wnrkcr*. Not ruee!snx ,2,,st tiG ps'I Y! Il,
check, klr, H1ypr Wr0t6 II, tho N'!ItlesS sSn ~.
!utt r'ctty'nl hnck h,. ltt,er through III oxs
Letter O!!!co snu,, after str se'era asau It
Mell.kr,ow' Fre''s, tolcs IL fH1Sy ny f fsassa.sa
'iI,. Mr SEVERN, exclaimed y; t. f"'1,11a 70 i, Il,
hla ha.a.s. "yosl hMsg hnen taken 4. \! t*4aif
tul. duMt tn,sierc tharAlaic: lnt ynn VI tnr., i!
etlt Rllu IL thlaf Sh1 lMka tt'ts III MS lit
lot her, Ike she tnko frnIA bitloF p!Sat III
HAy, M, aflil,tlu mt vlsaut thu lli5 ,a I'll III
Rulie buck tn ltusslu with your ~urK aaI drs,t
t,thpr thInHs. and sho nn Iaty ~ ~ xn,I sfla
Oh. st,u not K0t nny uallrtss; II, ase S* knslt
lUtt1rs." u 1t IN 10 supposed tlla1 1 W. n TIT
an, cnYn9ny creature wtls ~! % ,I',lTs l,ss EupeEa
vrrttal'!t t'riNctsa whp nhM rlllts |"s
OF ltuxslN uutI hIa rhSt d01s,tH1Gnsf
, 1880-11-13

Committee considered wtmt sllnnlsi h. dun.
tn gratlfy tlld n.lnocrattc demand fur sut,4u
expression, u]on tho nllrErtt lsepuh-
'ean franda III this nlMl utlier Statrs,
hut fi'nr" particularly III Sow Ynrk.
\ E,h"l tr,i Of e1tilDn WIS rnunsnlrtl,
and. lAsteatt 1T making :ht nsl'at Iunt n1h
ulrGstra!llea hu%l wi1ie!t Inns characterized
ILLS 't"ly fur s0stn ltn!n Intas. ltle ConaIltt'e
drew It vrry mt,l. anA lr,ssstt Il tcs,ln-
tt'n sfnlf'ty, u!rert.l by william l..
Scott, tlerlarifig ~tlat, wl,crns alleEa-
t1nns Of fraud III various Statos, aHl
especially In Now Ynrk, !lud lIce! brought
to tho 'nttca Ut Tin Committee. Il Ind nu
jurisdiction over 1Ant violations Ut the Eler-
tim !nws. 1t recommended that the seyrral
l'e!norra tlc Committees nf tho Ssars where
tllosr frauds Ind t,e,n canlt,t,tcA 10 irwHtt-
quite item, etc. Tie Executive Committee
t!lgii
t:Est,t.vEn TO THANK lAnNrM
orllts e'lirtri,t nui faithful seryiGrs," md
adjourned. 'Florvi.lnnt pnr1,tlsa Dt Tho Dcnl-
M:r:!tt. Committee Is tn shoulder Nil the r.
s!mnsi''fltty. III this suaiter upon The paper
thut published tho letter, cn'lcaynring by
ttr!r statements to wash t!ctr Isl,uls untireEy
Of tho disrepntable nfTulr.
, 1880-11-13

LHllfHh u pfiH.
1t WIS tho Queen VIM PREVAILED on The Er'
press EnxtiIu Il. 4iye UP her Intention Vt sRl{
IL irengl,t,erg. Atld tllkiny with her the tloFA
rrnntiIs Ut thu latu lisnpcrnr anC Ut The PFiEee
tlnpertAl. One ut tho chief rt1st'ns 9ur le4'!I1
ClIsieh!1rst, hut MT thu only ulle vas tht TO-
possibility 1T erecting inlsulet!fn. ihess %
thnse whn,n the EtIlprOas huA lured ana ttt
Thc prisno difficulty wtl1 getting II site. Ihsfs
~. 1t Ii true, to tho westward Ut tla little CauHa
Of st. a1,ry Held which would hive dons: ess
1t Ii tsiu property Ut II rich city tri, "ae ~
suiG rG.lstlti or nnltIer. wlIs1lt nat. Ur c'a W.
listen IL any trTnls Ut purchase. It Fastss
suggested tilMt tho hcLlnrMl Lhnpel H|3at n ~
built ~, tho north Htt}u Of tho rhurehi but -
Il a1ltGtsity IT nnuther KIND ArOSu: II u Hsspsr
ktltotl rlI!0,H ltulllAn Catholics Ut sn'Is svea.
trlus ttlut tho Hnn noyer sIllneH a!run efnss VI
rl4leG.l tn thu ilDrtl. or church. Tho plaa ~
therefore, to be bll,1,1rl; and It WIS laea..I =
thu Ellprcss' KulcItUr bGtltun4ht hlInsel! y.
FArHthe,I.Inll 1l!ll. thu GHtNto II the laIt ~ y.
l4DuEilnn. Uno 0f tho ereAt attractions y ~ ~
I,i,teY fur tho s,Iprcss IL naturally ts ptosts
IL Wll5ur, Vi witch It Ia witaN M easy 4,ts as.
Is nisn esu tn luEshnt. lilo seat N sle H.
Ut Cunnauxht. Tho hntlse It-o!f y lodefh' II =,
lrg bptlI built by tin Into sr lai',3'nan !!t -
Ehlaions nrp extensive, with Er,!pGres letasH
greenhouses Hid t,re'4iuun+cs thu hr'laltSan S...
ErIulHes. wltIUh cover nn,ut eighty hcfss' III H.
irt!!t!n IhkUI, with *nH1l WsIel tslanat .,a i.
ts!!lte cuIhprlsos. rslles. n!p esItt19vs ~ y u
furIH, which Is ut present. llillet-h n!nt ~ ds
whu wish u hnyt III, t:Inprpss fur tGet laaa1s'