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HIRE RECORD.

BIDDEToRD, ME-, March lS.-The High
land House, and Seaview House, at Pool,
were burned this morning. Loss $9O, 900.
WNSEPEo, March ia terrible fire
broke out this morning on the west side Of
Main street, next to the Bank OF Montreal.
The loss will be heavy. The fire is still
burning.
81. LOUIS, March lS-The St Loui,
DiStilling Company's building was de-
stroyed BY fire at ] o'clock this morning.
One thousand barrels OF whisky were
consumed. Los on bnilding, 81, ,6O0; los
on stock, about 100000. Almost fully
insured.
CNcrSSArI, March lS-A Tfm1,-Sa,
GreensburH. Indiana, special says the resi-
denee Of William Stewart, fifteen mile
Northeast Of that place, was burned Frida,
night and Ms, Mary McElroy, aged s
years, Mr. stewart's grandmother perishet
In the flames. The remainder Of thl
family escaped.
CmcAoo, March 1s,-An Etming Jo,rno
Janesyille, Wisconsin, special says Ia
weaving room Of the Janesyille cotton fac
tory burned early this morning. 10
$30, 900, insurance 81, 900. Two hundrel
looms and Eve hundred hands employe,
are thrown out Of work. The fire was th
work Of an incendiary.
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Criminal Recnr,I.

TERRE HAuTE, ISD., March IS.-on Sat.
urday Isaac Kendrick shot his wife twice
at their home, two miles east OF Grant Sta.
ton, northeast Of this city. He remained
with the dead woman all night and was
arrested yesterday morning. He is a brake.
man Of bad reputation, and Is said to have
been jealous Of his wife.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March l3.-A special
to the american from McMinnville says :
]. N. Davis, q celebrated naider of the
Moonshiners, was waylaid and killed this
afternoon at half past two o'clock, about
three miles from McMinnville.
CoLuNBus, March l3.-Judge Freisner
this morning set aside the verdict Of mur.
der in the arst degree in the case OF Nor.
gan Richards, convicted Of numbering
Mary Terrill, at Gore, and sentenced the
prisoner for life.
GREENEyILLE, O., March lS.-The jury
has rendered verdict OF murder in the
second degree in the case Of A. NJ. Clemens,
colored, charged with the murder OF Charles
Harris, white man, at the village Of Tam.
pico.
JACKSON, Mss, March lS.-wm. shri.
yers, sentenced to be hanged at Ya.oo
City, tomorrow, was respited for thirty
days,
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AwTDoW,s WOE.
The Distressing suicide OF Mrs. ReynoIdu
At Cleveland, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, March lS.-Alrs. F. A. Rey.
nolds, a widow thirty.ive years Of age
employed in the Cleveland Hospital toI
insane, drowned herself early this morning
in small creek running Though the Asy.
lum grounds. About two years ago she
removed from Vermont to 0berlin, where
she attended college. A morbid sensitive
ness appears to have been the cause. Mn
Reynolds left a package addressed to be
expressed to Miss Emma Hyde, Grand
Island, Vt, and the following note, dated
Saturday, TO be mailed
MY DEAR EMMA: send you 4 few books
l haze here and little money. ! know
that to you life must often seem dreary
and death better; to me 1t has become in.
supportable longer. l know that suicide
is murder, but God has abandoned me and
it matters little now what do. have
tried to pray since I have been here, bul
gould not Do not mourn for me dear. but
stand in your own lot and be strong Have
all the charity you can for me.
Afectionately, F. A. REYXoLps
The water where the body was found is
only three feet deep. She attended church
yesterday and taught a class in Sunday
school. During the last three months she
has been at the asylum, often appearing
melancholy and spoke gloomily OF heii
past life, as ifit had been one Of sorrow and
struggle against adversity.
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sEEKINa suRYIYoRs
or the JeanAsIte's Crew-InterestInK
Letter from Lieut.. IarboP.

WASHINGTON, March Lieutenant
Harbor has sent the Secretary Of the Navy
a short statement of his journey towards
Irkutsk: We left Paris at s P. ", and came
direct to St. Petersburg, arriving Monday
evening, the 2Sd inst. saw Hoffman that
evening, but learned nothing of import
lance further than telegraphed Danen.
hover asking his plans, and received the
following:
"Will proceed west slowly with nine
men, if my eyes permit, next Monday, the
9th. Have gathered all the data and will
meet you at Tomsk. The Lena's owner
wants $1,000 roubles for the entire spring
and summer. Ny plan was to man her
with our men and search for Chipp. Ben.
nett telegraphs that jackson will have her.
jackson will arrive in three days. What
tire your relations with him. II you take
the Lena strongly advise keeping our men.
Bring small navigation outlt; send It by
mail care of Governor at Tomsk. Answer.
"tsigned.l DAXESHovER.
Yesterday with Hoffman called npon
General Ignatief and the Governor-G Gen-
e eral Of Siberia, also the Minister OF Marine.
AL advise strongly my getting the greater
part Of the outfit here, and accordingly
am delayed one day longer than otherwise
would be necessary. These officers were
particularly kind; assured me all that
could be done was now being done and
that would be aided rs much as possible
IN all matters. To-day General Ignatieff
sent special passes, and the photographic
office has supplied me with
charts and books which could get no
other place. Baron 0Stensocken has al o
given me much aid ! would specially
call attention Of the Department to thee
services. Jackson, spoken Of in the Dan.
enhoWe dispatch, ,isa Herald correspondent.
It seems now that unless Chips fate Is de,
cided before spring, had better take the
Lena. II so, DanenhoRer's recommends
ton to use our own men /.
eminently COED one, for men Of intelli
gence who could be Of service on board o.
. ship are indeed scarce in that section
Some Of these men are entirely well anG
anxious to remain and assist. From
Tomsk will cable news and ask for In
structious. Twill set out for Orenburg to
i morrow evening.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. B. HARBoR,
II ListnenduL
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TaE Huntington 4iesriiSer is strenuously
urging the authorities down there % sub.
nittO the people At an early day a pro.
position to borrow 81, 600 for street paving
Purposes l!tlvon the Charleston plan
bfsk laid sreeis-,hat cost only II cents
Prta or 81 % per square yard, and have
bsea baud TO remain serviceable for years
hhathey have been in use there for twelv,
Jan and are still in goodcondition. The
4drd'lsr ays that the city of San Fran
dSo California, has kept an accurate nc
eoUntt the cost Of paving its one hun
dslsni ninety miles Of streets, of which
'95 miles are paved with cobbles, 20 stone
bcckS, Sc asphalt, IS broken stone, % wood
plank and 1 wooden blocks. The cost o.
each square foot is: Cobble 20 cents,
baaltosk IS cents, composite 9s cents,
NcAian !! cents, wood bleck 5s cents and
phnkinS 10 cents"
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CAPITAL cuLLINGs.
News Notes and GOssIp-CoBgression
Affairs and Comment.

Affairs and Comment.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-The impression
now prevails here quite generally that SEN
ator Edmunds will consent to accept the
appointment to the Supreme Bench, and
the friends Of the Senator incline to this
view. Itseems that the Judges Of the Su-
preme Court have all been urging SIr. Ed
muuds to accept and some of them have
offered do the work Of bis circuit this COM
ing summer if he will consent
The circulation Of standard silver dol
lars for the week ending March 1lth, sI44,-
500 against $3.50, 400 the corresponding pc
rod Of last year.
General Rosecrans was asked this after
noon II he had prepared anything for
public delivery with regard to the Garfield
Chasv letter. He replied that he had con-
sidered the matter carefully and had con-
cluded not to say word or write a word
about it.
The President has nominated Judge
Blatchtord for Supreme Judge, and Jno.
Il, Young, Minister to China.
II is now said that Edmunds finally re-
fused the Supreme Judgeship this morn
ing, and the President Immediately order
the nomination OF Blatchford, as he had de-
termined upon the latter in event OF Ed.
mund's final refusal. The matter was held
open some days awaiting Edmunds deci-
sion.
The Supreme Court to-day decided the
case OF ChRs. 7. Root, executor, vs.. the
Lake Shore X. R. Co. This suitwas brought
by Root against the railway company Tor
infringement OF patent upon what is known
as THE Tanner Car Brake" The Court
holds that the complainant has adequate
remedy for the wrong Of which he com.
plains in the action at law for recovery Of
damages, and that no grounds for equi;sble
relief were presented.
Aug. Q. Sotildo, indicted for the murder
OF his brother, and also for assault with in
tent to kill Barton Of the National Repub-
lieGa, was arraigned in court this morning.
To both charges Sotildo plead mot guilty"
Robert Christy appeared as Sotildo's coun-
sci, and stated that the defence contem-
plated filing motion to quash the indict-
ment for murder. The case will be heard
on Monday.
The bill defining the qualifications Of
territorial delegates which passed the House
on the 9Th ult., was reported to the Senate
/ to-day.
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.ntF'ale Of The Senatorial DI,trIc,

1ae alm and quiet dignity that has
ea1aeterized the deliberations Of the Sem
a'e Eas tutlled yesterday to an extent un.
! iookei for. The bill redistricting the State
mo !. ionF Congressional districts, passed by
tGe :. House on Saturday, was taken up out
O.'S S!0er Andadyanced to its engrossment
ana 'h'Fd reading. 1t is true that two
voices were nised against it, but the oppo.
ntion y was too weak to effect anything.
NJ, Smith entered an earnest protest
aga'nst the bill, and Mr. Farnswortb made
'ieebIe effort to stay its progress, but
could not muster up courage enough ~
Oaer any amendments. The capcns ba,;
Rt its seal Of approval on the bill, md and
@ose who were bound by tha, decision
S'P' 3 silent, but voted at the dictation d
Sa ne machine, and to-day it will no doub,
S.Passed ~, = without murmur Of opposition
Rea the ranks Of the Democracy
ne consideration Of the Congressional
Aoweyer was Of small import and
90 Ia when compared to the strurrl,
saae ,si.t legislative reappOrtiOnment bill
a. .n occupied the attention Of the senat,
49,, = 'n''Fe afternoon, closing with a fllibus
contest which completely eclipse,
+, i.,h Widest confusion that ever ptevaile,
~. n Hs Re neFeuriul body at the other end .
Nh sapllaL' To understand the full fore
,S... Ie Action Of the Senate and the event
,o ,Sa1aa'PiIcd Yesterday yitwill beneeessar
T's'e' TO the session Of last wednesda
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WAsu1SoTov, March IA visit to the
jail to-day shows that Guiteau has lost
much Of his loquaciousness, and has be-
come almost taciturn. He takes very little
interest in visitors exeeptto sell them pho.
tographs and autographs. Heis not taking
subscriptions to his book. He has gained
flesh since the trial, and his color has
greatly improved.
The warden says he spends no time in
religious exercises, rarely reading the Bible,
and he has never been seen praying. Al
the same time he does not appear 10 be
depressed, and II questioned asserts that
be was and is inspired. He has shown no
exlltation over the severe sentence in Ma.
sons case. He spends the greater part OF
daylight reading the proofs of his new
edition, Truth" Warden Croker saws
his prisoner exhibits no signs Of insanity,
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WAsuxGroN, March lS.-The long ex.
ecutive session Of the Senate was almost
wholly consumed by the contest over the
nomination OF Paymaster Jno. II. Steven.
son, oil Indiana, for promotion to the grade
Of Pay director Of the Navy. 1t came be-
fore tho Senate with an adverse report
from the majority OF the Committee on
Naval Affairs, which was supported by
Senator Mcpherson in speech taking the
giound Of charges against the official con-
duct and integrity oi PaymaSter Stevenson
while acting as purchasing agent for the
navy some years ago in Japan, had not
been satisfactorily met. Senators Jones
Fla and Rollins Of the committee, and
Harrison and voorhees,, especially the last
named, elaborately defended the nominee,
and with such success that the Senate fin
ally confirmed him by q vote Of 3iagainst IL,
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MnII Nt.enI Nni..

NEW YoRK, March lS.-TheIe are indica-
tons that the bears, who have been talking
down the credit OF individuals and firms,
will find themselves in hot water this week.
Some OF the rumors lately, circulated have
been traced to responsible sources, at least
in one case apologies have been refused and
steps toward legal proceedings taken. 1t is
stated prominent bear operator will be
called upon to prove the statements which
he is alleged to have made concerning
q prominent firm.
Aprivate dispatch from Washington says:
Secretary Folger will issue call for bonds
this afternoon.
1t is reported on good authority that an
agreement for pooling the earnings Of the
cable companies has been ratified in Lon
don, with the exception OF some details
which will be perfected early tais week.
The earnings OF the Union Pacific have
increased $3.50, 600 thus far in March.
At the Stock Exchange this morning
prices opened generally lower, with bear
ish feeling prominent.
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INTERNAL REvENUE REVISION,
Reductions Proposed which Will
Amount 20 About. e7O, 900 900.

NsNpSSbbVVVs
WAsHlNoToS, March 13.-It Is intimated
that the Committee on ways and Means
will shortly present a bill to revise the in.
ternal revenue laws in which large reduc-
tons will be made in the present tax rates.
It is reported that bill has been prepared
by o member Of the Committee which Is
likely to receive the attention to the
Committee. In the proposed meas.
ure the tax on distilled fruits will
be reduced from 90 cents to so cents
per gallon, malt liquors from 81 to Coo. per
barrel; tobacco, from I6c to loc per pound,
and cigars from So to 81 per 1000. The
bill will also abolish the tax on banks, and
all stamp taxes, including the tax on
matches, and will make & reduction OF
about so percent in the present charges for
special tax on license now imposed on
manufacturers and dealers in liquors and
tobacco. It is estimated that the aggre-
cute Of these proposed reductions, based ON
the receipts from internal revenue report.
ed for the six months ending December
81, 1881, will amount TO about $4,000 900,
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OMAHA, NEn., March l3.-The threaten.
ed attempt Of the strikers to drive the mil.
itary of OF the grading grounds this after.
noon did not take place, a few hat.headed
fellows counseling it being overruled
The general opinion now Is that no further
disturbance will take place, but the State
authorities will continue keeping troops
here till satisfied that all danger is past,
No demonstration was made at the inquest
upon the body Of G. P. Armstrong, a citi.
zen who was fatally bayoneted last even.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l3.-The Ameri'
can Base Ball Association met here to-day
II. D. Mcknight, Of the Allegheny club
presiding, to arrange schedule of games
for the season and finally pass upon the
rules which are to govern contracts, ap-
point its umpires, determine the policy il
will pursue toward contract breaking
players, etc. The subject Of hiring black
listed League players will come in for con-
siderable discussion. The association en-
braces clubs in Philadelphia, Baltimore
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, st
Louis, Brooklyn and Washington.
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Iris NOW said at Washington that the
uu,l appropriation ior small streams in
P.savlylnia anil West Virginia and other
S,,,es vii. be omitted this year, and that
,be allowances will be confined to works
q general public importance. A Wash.
ipgon correspondent puts it thus: '"The
Fou. streams are wholly ignored by the
fypes Of the river and harbOr bill"
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Tnr Pittsburgh parties who have been
boring Tor oil on the Thompson farm, op-
paite Noundsyille, have concluded to
trlnder their operations to the West vir-
ginia silt, and will sink well on the
lockwood farm across the creek. They
are snguine Of success. There were good
indita;ons on the Ohio side, but they were
iaterierel with by the old salt well. The
existence oI oil on that side has been known
for, lOrs time, by the presence of it at the
Union rcal works
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ST. LOuIs, March l3.-Ihe great ian
which has been in process Of construction
for some time past, Tor clearing the railroad
lunnel between the bridge and the Union
depot OF smoke from passing trains, isnow
in operation, and works with great satisiac.
tion. The entire tunnel can be cleared OF
smoke from the heayiest freight train in
three minutes, and when no trains are in It
the air Is as fresh and clear as that outside.
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ANOTHER man has been nominated fol
,beNpreme bench. Ills name is Blatch.
brl-a United States District Judge in
yer Yori-a man who has been promi'
usn. in that city as a judge. The Presi'
den. has doubtless nominated him on per,
ualklovledre Of his qualifications. The
judges oithe Supreme Court-who know
sooi timberwhen they see it-tried hard TO
induce Senator EImunds to accept the
pI.r but without success.
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Tobaeeo Tax Agitation,

PErERSBusG, VA, March 13.-At q special
meeting Of the Board Of Trade and tobac.
eonists resolutions were adopted, asking
Congress II any change was made in the
tobacco tax; that the whole tax be
removed, and declaring that the present
agitation Of the question by Congress
inflicts great injury upon trade, y
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I,,,,rl5 Ir.6 potatoes are selling at
p W., uc5to s. cents per bushel.
y. ~. s,r.s, L quoted weak at Pittsburgh,
lS...,,, iss ',-, bu,er' is coming in more freely
-. .v,Iy' ~, market. Choice cabbage is SELL
i,,s y. Is to % cents per head.
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rr7rrY Is in an unhappy condition,
.,Irr. The most remarkable thing, how
-, | tbe fac, that the Legislature admits
AZ AL t,t by considering a bill which pro-
IA. a fine for every one who "by word Of
mogtb attempts todeceiye his fellow mar" I"
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BllruoRE, March la-Plou, s,, mi =,

BALTtNoGK, March 1a-Flour Hrua and fairly
active; NIteTn iupeIane g Sal 70; ex'rI 81 Is
a 40 81 i Sny q ;sg sIIi s0s ~, JS slEsa AP g ~
81 9Al 27I: Corn, western higher: mixed spot II
aI1c; AArch &C asked' April 121faTSc: May 7Ss7te.
June 7!tssi4e. oati quiet aud steady; EesteTn
Rye quiet At oiaSS Hay duh % SaITO1 P,ovj;,
Ions QUILT, Mt8 pork 81 6OalS %. Bull fnSsis
saOuldets and clear rb sides. packed. 7IISioc!
bacon shSnldeIs sAc clear rib sides lie hama Ii
packed lSGIeo; roll 254&1c. EgEs ehiier Il IsSi5s
FetFo'eum nominal. Coffee, Rio ealHoes oniI.
mary 70 fAit,' Sloc. Sugar strong; A Soit ~
Whitty Gfm At 81 l7al IS '|sH'
CINCINNATI, March l3-cottou ,;ronv ana ht.u.,
At IlSSc. Flour nEmeT; family S 76lS 80: hn1y
s. 40A7 90 Wheat strong and higher. Sn ) ~
winter 81 90 Corn active, dFm and biESs;. T. ~
2 mixed 8Aa57c. Dab higher; No ? raifeSi hsi5
At 4Sc Bye qllei bat ann with an adyancjnZ ~.
dsnsy igIe' Iy Safiey demand at and market Grm
al SO 70 asked. Bulk meats Stronger SboSISs,S
50 80 clear hb - y. Bacon: shoulder 81 NJ
e1e1E nha w %s clear sos. MhisEy dull II
fels 90 basis oisll6 Butter DIM: e6o, S.S csI'.l
Ohio % ehoiee Western Reserve sc. CheeSe SnISt
NEw oELEASs. March I3-CoIee in vood A.
mAnd: Rio capoes, ordinary 10 prime SISiIiIs
sngaE 1etiye and lower; Inferior 70 good e5mmoT
CARRIED, sGle HolSsSs dulI: sS1r; {si.Ss
eentriiuSGi IO166c Rice slFuns. ISnVa5ann. tS 9is
aEy TO prime $3.50. ''u'H
East L.EEETY, Pa, March I2-cattle-Rees,n.,
SO head; market slow, o. about last Weefs nTtsS
Hegs.ReegiPo; ZOO head; market fSir; Phiis
Sheep -ReeeipiI $50 head; mLtfei iairat tbou
BEADgoRD, Pa, March 15-The OIL tu,ytet I, a,
tIe and lmeri opaned Al sl5{es dSeiined n ~
eiosed 1les barrels; total Ihip nsni
CtHcisnaTf, " rch la-Iop. srlI,. - =. :.
common md Light S as 81 paekinS aS5 1,ia,li ~
ert t64o4l 70 Reeeipts ms kead Shipa3ents n non,
PIfInuRdlI, March -petoleuB, Fsi,l, .s,i.. -
United eertiaeligs opened II SIiZe eIi ~ ~
Feaned az tor PhiladelphiA delivery, I, = ~
! F0Ehsadashs, sick headache, taks Pr1us
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The exhibit this week is fairly satisiac-
tory one, the first genuine activity In gen
eral making itself manifest. The effects Of
the recent foods In various parts Of the
country are rapidly disappearing and trade
Is going back into It's appropriate channels.
In twenty.iour leading cities the total gross
exchanges OF the week amount TO 81, 1885,
OH ,3l2, against 81 1885,, ,493, 363 in the same
cities last week. Our figures are quite sat
istactory for, as compared with the CORES
ponding week Of last year, they show de-
crease Of only 5.04 per cent, against de-
crease Of 1902 per cent last week and de-
crease Of Sl.05 per cent the previous week.
Nearly all the Western cities continue 10
show notable gains. Chicago makes an in
crease OF 25.5 per cent against 4l.G last
week; St Louis, ILL., per cent against 1910;
Kansas City, where trade has begun to fall
off little, S0.5 against 5l.2; indianapolis,
q loss Of 2.3 against gain Of l06 per cent
last week; Columbus foots up a total Of
800, ,204 against 81 ,264, ,065 last week, and
Peoria, $S33,7774 against $50, ,SO2 last
week. In Peoria the distilleries have be-
gun TO slack up q little.
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To DE PrstidsnL
141l MASSACHUSETTS AyESrE,

Mr.. PREs1DESr-I am deeply touched at
the manifest consideration you have shown
me in connection with the Associate Jus
ticeship, but further reflection has not en-.
abled me to change the views l expressed
to Mr.. Frelinghuysen. With the sincere
hope that yon have experienced no en-
barTassment from the delay your kindness
has caused, l am faithfully yours,
Gro. +. EDMUNDs.
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.,:., 70 : Dispatch, Jay Gould
Ao's:s-s S,s :, 1. an exhibit Of his holdings,
y'I'a-, 70, '.s., oshsr things it appears he is
s-.sr aaa 49, d s0,c0O shares Of Western
ne iae '1, T,aTspb, worth at par S2a, 100000.
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A FnmnIn snindIrr,s rnte.

BoSroS, MASS, March l3.-Sarah Z.
Howe, President Of the Woman's Bank,
known as the Ladies Deposit, which proved
swindle in October, 1850, was to-day
sentenced to three years imprisonment to
the House OF Correction.
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ne,Inniinn nrNnrfr.

LAWRENCE, MAS, March 49, About ten
per cent Of the operatives OF the Central
Pacific Mills have been notified Of redne-
ton Of wages. II Is thought other mills
viii take the same action,
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ryin st. Louis recommends
.IHl ''.,.. p,Ia' nioops be limited to one in
St d1nlp' 1,. and Tia, license be raised to