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SEATTLE, W. T., March IS, 1871.
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ten years with kidney complaint made usd OF
your safe Kidney and Liver Cure .war cured hId
have never had the least symptoms OF !he disease
sinre II. PATRlCx.
, 1882-11-24

THAT HACKING COUGH can he quickly cured
b. Shilw's Cure. We, guarantee II. SQ'l by
Latmer kCp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE HARRIS TRIAL
The Developments in the Hearing at
Portland.
PorrLASD. Oct ..

-~~A-N%s-
The Harris trial continued Monday fore
noon. Mr. Kirk Of a Boston printing office,
was recalled. lie recognized Hooper a
young man who came 10 read proof N cir
culars.
Frank c. Emery, assistant postnia.t-r- te--
tilted to receiving certain letters which were
placed in box 796.
United State. Deputy Marshal Marble tes-
tilted TO the cirean1.tances Of the arrest of
Harris in the Portland postofiiee. Marble
went to Boston at Harris request to arrest
Hooper Harris gave letter to Bragg re-
quesiing his assistance. When the ietrer sss
presented Harris sail be knew nothing about
IL and could give a. assistance
Mr. Cheney, cashier Of the po,tofiise. ie--
tilted that August l4th, he let box 596 to a
man about - wears old, who gave the name
of Thomas \. Campbell. /. c. Wade, re
porter, and Postmaster Goddard testified to
unimpoytaat interviews With the prisoner.
Mr. Barry Of Boston, opened for the defence.
He claimed that no evidence had been intrn-
duced proving the existence Of a conspiracy.
James w Harris was the first witness Tor
tho defence.
The cross examination Of James Harris
was continued The question as TO whether
he had been arraigned before the superior
court in Suif1lk county. Mass was excluded,
as was one in regard to some business cards
and tags The witness said he came from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Farmer Hogan, who was shot at Balina.
Ireland, Saturday, died today.
James 4 Thomas, who died at Riehn ad
Va. Saturday night, was one of JEFF Dayis
aoadSmeu.
Mrs. Emery Lord. ct Orange. Mass. died
Saturday from Injuries BY falling down stair,
Ibe dsy befure.
Patrick Farrell, aged 80. was killed at slI
ver Spring. X l., blcachery yesterday bg
being drawn around shaft
Fire at the town of Warwick. Mass.
Mountain, early SATURDAY morning. DESTROYED
iibee's brothers store containing p0stofTice
Total loss 5000; Insured S35G0.
The military tribunal in session at Rolts.
Russia. trying eases Of ami Jewish rioters.
has condemned one leader to two wears i'm
Prisonmeut and Eve others to from IS 10 IS
moaths imprisonment.
William. ths y year old son of John Ma
grsth, o. Burlington. VI, was killed this fore.
noon. house was being moved when the
windlass broke and piece few back. strik-
ing Magraih On the head.
Prof Brooks. Of Redhouse Observatory.
detected great changes in the head of the
comet Yesterday morning. Since the obser.
Sation OF the day before the nucleus was
greatly elongated and clearly splir in Two
equal parts. small crescent shared en-
velope was also being thrown off in front of
the head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
4 BRAVE LADY.
she Edures the Pain Of II severe surs'ca
Operation without Taking Chi"roier"
(Ernn he Cnnr.er /

fFrOm The Courier
Mrs. Schoonmaker, Of Greek Locks, tisle'
CO.. y. Y, had the misfortune to cnilreP
lose the sight Of one Of her eyes, through ~
accident, and endured painful iuiiammatof3
ic,iDn therein Tor two long years; tbe oiNs'
eye finally becoming svmpltheticaiIs aiiec'en,
Her genera! health seriously suffering; iniee'
she was a mere wreck, a walking skeleton
In this terrible strait she consulted Dr' w,
vid Kennedy. of Rondout \. Y, who ioiu
her at once that the isjured eye must ~
removed. Sine quietly but firmly SAID. Az
rIg5t Doctor, bat don't give me chior"iofin'
Let my husband sii by uy side during VIZ
operation, and will neither cry out or sur
TUe work was done, aud the poor "ohna'
kept her word. Talk pf sodiery courage
This showed greater pluck than 1t taxes -
face hundred guns. 10 restore her genera
health and give tone and strength to the sss-
TEN. DR.. Kennedy then gave The 'taVoiH'
Remedy which cicansed the blood ana ilh'
parted new life to the long suffering %2naii
She rapidly gained health and strength. Sn"
is now we'll. The ''FHvorite Remedy j.
priceless blessing to women Ne iahis
should be without it. Your druggist has y
II not send to Dr. David Kennedy, Rondoa'
New York. ocl2-+&" I'm hi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
FORT FAIRFIELD.
Meeting OF the AroostOok Educational
Association.

FoRT FAIRFIELD. Oct Q.
Saturday afternoon the session of the
AroostooI Educational Association met az
cording TO adjournment. paper was read
by y. H. Martin upon reyIrNs, followed by
remarks on the same subject by y. y. Luce
The query box was then opened. The most
prominent question discussed was in regard
t. the use of temperance text looks in tie
schools. M,ssrs. Luce and Sawyer and Mrs.
Johnson OF Presque Isle, took part in the
discussion. vote of thanks was given 10
Hon. y. A. Luce for his services and 10 tie
peop!e OF Fort Fairfield for their entertain
ment of members, Adjourned 10 meet III
February at Carbon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Wage War Resumed.

CGNCISNAri O, Oct Q.
Mr.. Harper of Cincinnati. manager ot
Swih'S Rolling Mil. after considering the
complaints of his workSeH. has decided So
give them what they demanded. The coudj-
tion Of other mills remain unchanged.
Latcr-fhe report thai an arrangement
had been made with Swifi's Rolling Mail
workmen to resume Wednesday Is now
proro nced uufounded. ana ia Is said ali
t p-opr eors held meeting to cons ider
the situation ani have agreed 10 stand To
gether by their construction OF the agree
ment. President jarrett at tic Amigo
mated iron Workers Association telcgraphed
that he viii arrive tamarrpry when /, l.
liselv conference vii d. heid taaj vii.
se;t5e the difficulty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
DARING MURDER AND ROBBERY,
\ Banker Shot in His Office and Sew
erai Thousand Dollars Stolen.
MArAcA Mis- OF

AFAtA, W Is. OGt ..
A daring murder and bank bobbery oc
Cured here last night. the victim being IL
C. Mead. q wealthy banker IN business herr
for 50 years. He was an ccceatr:c bachelor
and WIS 90 years oil. lie slept in the banA
and boarded al a hotel. This morning rs
;ailed 10 appear at breakfast and dinner. !
messenger n to the bank found il locked.
Going to the back window he discoyered IN.
sire screen cut. the window let dosn from
the top and Mead lying IN pool OF blood on
the floor, his head and face horribly man
gicd with shot, as it both barrels OF a double
aarrelled shot gun had been discharged al
aim from short range Il is supposed the
assassins sho; him from the window while
ne was sitting at the table writing Tae sat,-
being unlocked the assassiRs carried Of sew
eral thonssnd dollars in currency gold and
bonds. The exact amount Is not known. No
clue TO the murderers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
THE OHIO MURDER.
= Heavy Reward Offered for the Arrest
of she Criminals.

ttiNC:NNArI, Oct 3.
The most active work Is heiag done by the
police under the stimulns OF a heavy reward
offered for the arrest of the murderer OF mur-
dercrS of 4. W. Ross OF Glendale. The most
generally accepted theory is that the murder
was committee by persons who knew Ross
habit of coming home by the train late at
hight and that he was AZ customed to alight
from the train at the crossing near his home.
instead ot riding on to the depot. His body
was found within 80 feet ot the railway,
,hnuins that he was attacked Immediately
after leaving the rain. He was struck both
from behind and in front. lie had in his
hand Il small revolver which he had never
begun to carry until two weeks ago. 1t was
not cooked and all The chambers were full,
showing that he was attacked unawares. The
robbery was done so hastily and incumplctely
as to show that the work was not done bv
professionals No weapon was found with
which ii was thought the murder was com
pitted. The wound, Indicate that al iron
rod or bar va, used. There viii he a meet
ing Of the village council of Gleugale tonight
to offer further reward for the arrest Of the
murderer or mnrdtrer>.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
The Irish Question aad Bishop Walsh.

LONDON, oct y
Bishop Walsh who has just returned from
\ visit 10 Ireland, yesterday IN 81 fe'er ;
Cathedral referred to the Irish question. lie
condemned in scathing terms a1rariSa
crimes, but quoted satisfies to show that
there was less crime in Ireland praportIoR-
atelv than in England, Scotland aad Wales
While opposing the diSintegrdtion Of the en-
pire the bistop favored home rule-slmilar
to that enjoyed by Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
!Aailp 4tnntbfe 5onrnal.
Augusta. Tuesday Morning, Oct 10.

Miss Adelaide Phillips. who has just
died, began her professional career at the
age Of nine years, in play entitled The
Spoiled Child She appeared in the
character of Little Pickle. dancing a horn
pipe and singing the songs ''since then
I'm doomed and I'm brisk and
sprightly lad" Immediately afterwards
she starred through the country under the
title ..ChiId Of AVON" and has been con-
finuously before the public up to the time
OF her death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

General Hazen, the head Of the weather
bureau, points with wholly justifiable COM
placency to the immense material gain to
the country by the operations OF the signal
service. 1t was only a few years ago, that
the London journals acknowledged with
gratitude and admiration. the millions
saved to British shipping and commerce by
the American service. On signal from
Washington vast argosies, which under
the old adversities would have been sent
TO sea unpropitiously, were detained in
British ports until the prophesied storms
had passed Our own commerce was but
little benefited in proportion, for we have
but little in comparison with the mistress
OF the seas. General Hazen, however,
shows that his agents have saved US mill
ions during the extraordinary season just
closed. Judging from the accuracy and
efficiency of the work done thus far, the
time is not far distant when the Western
plains may be preserved from the calami-
ties to life which have marked the last
year by timely warning from Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Mormon Raid on Dixie Causing
Trouble.

NEW YORK. Oct ..
\ Raleigh dispatch SAYS that the feeling
against the Mormous working in hrrent
portions of this stale and South Carolina is
daily increasing ia bitterness. au} the rroba-
biities are thar If the earnest request of the
people ot the tiictrd counties he not soor
complied with violence and hlond-utd viii
result. Protests are teiug freely circu ated
am0ug the people ot York county, $ G. and
Cleveland county Of this state depnuuciug
the missionaries from Utah. tor making q
disturbance among the people, and express
ing determination to protect good society
aud morals q, all hazards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. Oct 9.
Under date Yokohama. Japan, Sept e0tt.
Rear Admiral Clitz. commanding the United
States naval forces on Asistic station, reports
10 the naval department that the trouble be-
tween japan and Corea apparently has been
settled snI hostiliries will not take place.
The caolera still exists in Yokahams. Clitz
SAYS: As the season i noS so far advanced
al fears Of violent epidemic are removed.
The health Of the squadron continues ex-
r.aIlart -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Acciden, to Boston Ideal Opera Co.

SPRTNGFiELp. Mass. Oct o
Special train from hartford to this cisy
this afternoon. bringing the Boston Iieai
Opera Co. ran off an open svitch IN Spring
Geld freight yari, and the engine was huristi
two feet in the ground, although both cars
kept the track and nobody was hart
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Notes from Egypt.

PARIS. Oct ..
The Republique FrancaiSe refuses 10 be-
lieve that Lord Granville will set asid .
Fyvptian control without consulting France.
ALEXANDRIA. OF 9.
Two natives convicted of Wandering Rio-
ton and Cartani on the ilth OF June. were eN-
ecuted this morning No British troops were
present Perfect order prevailed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
LANDLORDISM.
What Davitt Said in Speech on
Sunday.

DUBLIN, Oct 9.
Dewitt. in a speecl, at Wexford Yesterday,
ls ela ed that the Land League had lncai-
Gated principles which we're eternal and m
destruclible, but he was disappointed at the
outcome of the agitation. When the whole
Irish race had rallied tn the cry tor the
abolition OF lanilordi>n the league had BY
one tremendous sweep Of government, oeen
arrested in its career. The COVE nment h"D
been furnished with a preteNt for action by
the onrraces committed by some af the lrlsh
people. Pleading fer justice At Westminster,
he said. was useless The peoele should re-
lv upon Irish determination at home ana ar
raign landlordism before the civilized ~ol'd
as the cause of crime and disorder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
The L. :. Supreme Court.

The supreme court Of the United States re-
assembled for ifs October term at noon. All
justices present except Field and Bradley
In the pa.iIctl assessment case of General
Newton II. Curtis leave was given to file
petition Of hsbeas corpus aud the case was
ST for argument the 2Sd inst, at the foot Of
she dav's call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Traln.ng Ship Portsmouth.


NEWPORT, OCT 2
The United States training ship Ports mouth
arrived OF Cananrng PARK 1T late hour
last night, from Madeira. S!le Is en- route t.
Gardner Bay. where she i ordered to re-
port. and viii return here for the winter at
an early aav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Thrown from "a Carnage.

CALAIS, Oct ..
G. G. McGlo-hen, superintendent Of tie
Red Granite Works at Red Beach, nea1
Calais. was thrown from a carriage Monday
afternoon. breaking an arm and sustaining
injuries about the head and shoulders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
A Singnlar Explosion.

BsIDGEPeRT. Ct. Oct 8.
inmsling barrel containing 5000
hreech-loadlng caps blew up as the Uniau
Aftaiic Cartridge Shop about ) o'clo,.< thi,
afternoon with terrible force. The Building
in which it was located WAS blosn 10 atoms.
Fortunately no one was injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Golfers Probable Strike.

RoTHERHAM. Eng, Oct ..
AT conference here ut delegates, renre-
scnting 2S.000 toli,r>. it was resolved that
notices TO employers for an advance OF -
per cent should be given. Masters at the
meeting Friday refused To accode to the de
maud Probably strike will be ordered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Congressional Nominations.

GREENFGrLD. Mass, Oct 9.
The grecnhack Congressional convention
of the llth district Nominated Wilbur L.
Whitney for A.hhurnAm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Singular Cause Of Illness.

LoNDoN. Oct ..
Thirty persons have been poisoned here
by eating head cheese, manufactured by To-
cal butchers. Physicians attribute the
trouble to bristles which are chopped up with
the skins of the pork, causing irritation o'
the stomachs inner coating, and producing
spasms and vomiting. some of the sufferers
are very low, bat il is supposed all will re-
cnVtr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

Adsmson's Botanic Balsam is compounder
Of the best concentrated extracts df bark
roots, and gums 10 the world. Il j. q eaa
and reliable medicine, pleasant to the taste
sud conqhs colds, asthma anj Group Psco
30 and - cents. Trial bottles ~ cents.
o~tI0]&wfv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
iseli Boat Sunk.

PORTLAND. Oct ..
Revenue Cutter Woodbury., Capt. Abbey.
arrived tonight and reports the hell boat of
Waite Head, Muscle Ridge Channel, hat
sunk and imperative. One end OF the boat
shows above water. presenting tne appear
ance of a large round buoy. The lighthouse
tender has started to take up the boat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Barn Burned.

PEMBROKE. Oct Q.
barn belonging to c. r. Morgan Of
Pembroke. was burned Monday. with twel, e
tons of hay. three cows, one heifer. two
horses, carriages, harnesses, etc. rramps
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Report Denied.

RICHMOND, Va . Oct 9.
There is no truth in the report circulated
in the North that Mrssrs. Smith and Wise
fought duel today. Both gentlemen We're
seen on the streets OF Richmond today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

1t won't cost yuu one half as much. D.
not DELAY. Send two 3 cent stamps for po-,
age. and We will send you DR.. klufmann'
great work. fiue colorcd plates from iIf,. 81
disease. is causes and tcg,s cHre. Ajdres-
4. L. O7d~ag & Co. Boston. Hgss
octltieof.& vIr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

ATLANTA. Ca. Oct o
Yesterday at a haptiziag near Canton.
bridge fell iHlo the river and prec:pltatpd
200 pectators into the water. No lives lost
but quite q number of leg, and aruis broken
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Frank James.

ST. LOUIS. Oct O.
Governor Crittendcn IS reported to have
said he viii not grant a rCquisition for Frank
James from any ether State as long IS 2
criminal charge remains against m Missouri
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

Mr.. Parnell has been cut off from his
American base Of supplies. Patrick Ford.
the editor Of The Irish World. announces
the close Of the Land League Fund with a
remittance of sls,3349I to Treasurer
Egan. This has been the main collecting
agency By which the Irish land agitation
has been sustained. The leeture-tours Of
Home Rule members ot Parliament have
been remunerative, and the treasurer Of
the national organization has made hand
some remiitances. but Mr.. Ford has been
recognized as the American banker. Of the
Land League. Since the opening Of the
Irish campaign he has collected and for
warded to Dublin and Paris S3l2. 34s %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Conrt.honse Rurned.

CHATTANOOGA, 0et ..
Courthouse aud ceatents az Aitamont
were burned last night Not book or
paper was saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
FIRE RECORD.
Al warren. Mass.-i.oss $4,000.

WORCESTER. Oct ..
The old cheese factory at Warren. oreu-
pied a. + tenement hoRse, was barned sun
dav, Loss $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

Physicians prescribe toldens Liebir'
Liquid Beef aud Tonic invieorator for tn,
weak. worn. and dvSpeptic. Take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Special Advertisements.

smaR s7re~fsseuieilfs, aof esceediag three rae
een,fag a,s.iee s6e Aeed Of WANTED, FoR SALE
To LEr fosT, &C, caf re fnser'e,t eefe cie ~
for % ..slss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
4 Curious Scene.

4 delegation OF Sac and Fox Indians. ac-
comaani.d bv Agent Davenport, had con-
ference sith i1di8n Commissioner Price this
tureaooa The Indians seven in number,
represent ahopr twenty five members 0f their
trine who are opposed 10 signing receipt tor
annai,irs. Three hundred and twenty five
members OF that tribe have already signed
It appears thty entertain superstition that
il tbel >isr fuT money, ;hey will die. Com
missioner Price informed the delegates that
the nin0es dGe .heir ifil%. some Sll09. would
be withheld un5il every one belonging to the
rribe had sigaed the roll OF the department.
The, appeared al the department in war
peini and wore an abundance of feathers.
Two or three carried tumahawkS, bows and
arrows and bluG-eonS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
GUY TURNER

Treasurer Of the City @. Augusta
Sept. ., lSN2.
stpis-Iaw3Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

Mental depression, weakness of the mus Gu
lar system. general ili-health, benefited by
using Browns Iron Bitters. octlo+&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

rrytsE pcrsan having double barrel Remington
I h5cac3l, loading shotgun iha, does moi hslons
Ia them f,.seiher with a !. a:htr bag, in'aln'ng
ammunition tusi lex oiii-r articles WI coiitF q
f4v II br utliag the Ssule 70 The henneose journal
an eoi.eet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

ssBeauty Cnadorned (wita pimples) l.
Adorned the Hest.
II you desire a fair complexion free from
pimples, blotches. and eruptious. take
tsolden Medical Discovery" By druggists.
octlo- &wIw2p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

W. +. HAILETT,
SAMUEL TIICOhB. lhreci'
ELIAS MtLLikt.N, }
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10

ID rEPofsT of the Condition of the First
= National Bank at augusta. in the
stale of .FsaIac, at thc close OF business
s-C4 e lNN2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
Weather Bulletin.

Slightly cooler; fair weather indicated fpr
the Middle, New England States and Lower
Lake region Tu,.dly, preceded by light
showers near the coast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
PDLIiEC Al.
The Germaus Endorse walters Nomi-
nat Ou.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct o
The German progressive union. composed
of delegates from all the senatorial districts
in the State, met at Turn Hail, this after
noon. and endorsed the nomination OF Hon.
Thomas VI. Waller, the democratic caudi-
date for governor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
'tfs' tte ~ iHr y. d. G
w->tEt27, 0cfi& locig

EI'8sfa of.iir ondition Of che ssranft-
/ -sUf oI3ni ispnE2 of Augusta. fasIe. ~ I
t-ac ctoNc oG business ctobcr ,, 1852.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
- EATEIEtt REPOR".
Indications for the Next - Hours

War Dept, Office Chief Signal officer,
Washington. u. c., Ort. 10 y. Vi.
For New England and Middle States,
cooler. generally fair weather, northwest 20
southwest winds aud higher baromctcr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-10-10
4 cabinet Meeting 10 be Held III New
\ urh.

Secretaries Lincoln, Chandler and Teller
wilt. At the request OF the President, leave
toni4ht for NV York where cabinet meet
ing Will b.. held tomorrow. II is understood
thai the object # the meeting is 10 take &c
tion upon Secretary Folger's resignation.
Bound Over.
SaIter and Ward we're arranged before
L $. Commissioner Bundv this afternoon.
They waived examination aud were commit
Ted tor trial 10 default of $1,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, May 20.-It is under
stood that the grand jury found true
bills against Rerdell, Brady, ]. w.
Dorsey and s. w. Dorsey, charged with
frauds in connection with the star route
service, and that 1t placed them in the
hands OF the district attorney, so he
may draw up new indictments upon
them. 1t is reported that the present
ment against Senator Dorsey was OBJ
tanned by a very close vote, fourteen in
favor and eight against. At the ad-
Journment OF the court the district
attorney and Nj. Kerr had a consulta-
tion with Judge Wylie, after which the
Judge announced that he would be in
court to-day. This, it is assumed, is
for the purpose Of presenting the report
Of the grand jury. The indictments
new pending and on which a trial had
been ordered, will be dismissed. The
continuances have been had with the
object of procuring an indictment from
the present grand jury, 1t being pretty
generally admitted that the others were
hopelessly defective.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-21

making radical changes for the better
~ in the kindred feelings of some Of
our territorial contemporaries. "All is
as peaceful and as still as the mist
slumbering on yon hilln-ln d horn.l-
Sweetwater Gazette.
The scene of Leadvllle's great fire Is
the Oldest part Of that city, and Was
constructed Of wood. 1t will clear a
district well adapted for business struc-
lures Of the best class, so that the loss
will be mainly limited to the lives lost
and to the stocks destroyed. 1t is
reasonable to suppose that the first
accounts will over-state the damage.
News.
For the benefit OF our eastern readers
who are not acquainted with the glori-
u climate, we will say that it has
beer showing almos. all day. We will
add, however, that the grass is grow
ing. trees are leaving ont, lettuce Is up
In the gardens, the boys have pawned
their overcoats and donned their sum
mer suits, and Gentle Annie-that is,
spring-has come.-lBoomerang.