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The Republican journal., 1883-11-15

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Il, stories, poetry and miscellany are carefully
selected for hGmc reading. 1t records What is be-
n& done al home and abroad In the cause OF tenn
pcrancc, and gives reviews of new books and
0lGer publications..
The Journal has LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS in
each of the twenty towns In Waldo County, and
in kn0N, Hancock and Washington Counties, with
occasional correspondence from Maine men In all
parts Of the world The endcal0r in the future. as
in the past, Will be to make il ii MAINE NEMSPA-
PER, giving place 10 the writings of native author
and recording he achievements of Maine men al
home and abroad, and in the various walks of life
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To All who are suffering from the errors and in
dscrctiops of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a mi-sionary in South
America. send sclfadCiressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH L. lNMAN, Station d, Netc York CITY.
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BAD BL GOD
SCROEULOUS,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.

IN 1870 NcTofulous Ulcers broke out on my body
L until my breast was one mass of corruption.
some OF these Ulcers were not less than one and
gcd aud seemingly dead the cavity open to the
bone and filled with offensive matter. EVERYTHING
known t" the medical faculty was tried in vain
Gradually the bone itself became diseased, and then
the suffering began i'll earnest. Bone Ulcers began
to take the place of those hitherto on the surface
| became a mere wreck. For months at time
could not get my hands to my head because of eN
tr..l
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Penetrated to the Bone,

Alderman Jobn p,xtor roronto C,n,ln
~ .tt g. oJi I' M ;ii t ,i''.,'' ,
bone to drive out pain. kaor It, ,to, hocr
trf 4: it hits the mark every time.
The merchant who sells for cash belongs TO the
nobility
rnlplrart n,rents who ,lIov. thoi, cbil,l,.o, to
t bntii, 81 hi ] fi Nh N.Y. 80,
r ;,i ~ ~ W i., iUo'', ~" piee, ,aHe'
,ih ~ u'r p ;i hi't,ia " pi piin 'ii. III
mprhan dnat6 No fntii,, i af i,b,,t p', ,b,,, IL;
THO house
~ h ~ w d" 'so'i''i'''' Dio"ei' 7""' "'"" So"
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So Often sofa as purging meicinei and correct The
irregularities Of the bowels by the use of Aver :
Cathlrtic Pills which are mild and gentle Vet
thorough and searching in their action
y match safe Is a common article, but a safe
match l. an uncommon one.
Paralysis, Nine Years.
\ttp1. having .rIDi.rrd for q wears with naval
y-i.,'' savs Mr Joseph Yatcs. Of Paterson, \
2tL9el, lL9el ~ WIZ wa cUfIu o' oamadtan Neftthe.m Mf,
] " -, iAo' 'i'S 9''te''ie"'' io'i ''i"sS'S'
N' II ~ 49,
li il ii,.rur,tr Il, s,, maj MAJ, lool. . h,i
liL, IL i. fhn Had Iifp mai Ieads thr man : ~
A~ purifier Ayers Salsaparilla acts directly
and promptly. 4 single bottle will prove lis
merits. Many thousands of people are YEARLY
saved from dangerous fevcrs bv the exercise of "A
h,. tb i,s ;,f M r.,nrjr ''' =
An Illinois philanthropst has willed his corpse
~ "'''''" 7''''''' ''''' Is il "e'' ENe"""S'
Beware of SWindIers
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Gentaur Li.liment.-An alb
solute cure for Rheum atism,
Sprains, Burns. Calls, &c, and an
instantaneous Pain-reEever.
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GILL nj MI
Full Line!
NWCC( U[dSS
Indian Baskets!
Made Expressly to 0lp Order.
J. :. Caldwell l. Go.
Nroobr Truo1,d noda4ood
Crosby Invalid BedStead.

'JNlllS invention is absolutely perfect IN its work
L lngs. As will he Secn i. consists OF two parts,
"A frame not unlike Il common bcdstpad. having
soft, flexible bands extending from side to side, on
which the patient rests While wounds are being
dressed or attention rendered that may be re-
qured. These bands are adjustable and MAJ be
easily removed. The other part is sort Of nova
bic car, or trun'slc bed frame, which tie bed is
made. 1t Is SO arranged as to be raised on lowered
by crank being elevated to the bands and support
ing the patient, or depressed and removed as 0cca-
sion may require. 1t is admitted to he the most com
plcte inl entlon of the Kind i'll use For eases ot
severe wounds, amputatOns and every kind of dis
ease which requires the patient to maintain quiet
state, ami i'll which extreme weakness makes il
painful 10 move, it is invaluable, inlsmuch as it
permits Of change of bed clothes, cooling and air
ing the mattress, adjusting handages, and any ser
vice on the part of the without pain or even
annoyance to the sick or to attendants
1t afforded comfort to the late President Garfield
while suffering from the effect of the assassin )
bullet, and is highly endorsed by Drs. Bliss, Bovn-
ton, and by many other distinguished physicians.
1t Is adopted in the hospitals of the United States
government, and is invaluable in of accident
child birth, or severe protracted illness Call and
see its operation and read the testimonials from
eminent physicians and surgeons and parties that
have tested its merits. For sale in this city bv
R. H. COOMBs & SON, Sole Agents.
Belfast, Sept. 6, lSS3.-.G
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Paralysis, Nine Years.

"Atter having suffered for 9 years with paral-
l-i,," SAYS Mr. Joseph latcs, of Paterson, n.
Jersey, 81 was cured by Samaritan Nerrine." Mr..
Yates authorizes this statement. Your druggist
: lp
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We have exposed during the last year. many
9Windlcrs who advertise under the name of mcdi
cine, vile compounds which only increase human
suffering. TO all who need pure medicine and
blood purifier. we can honestly recommend sulphur
Kiltrrc. Editor SIM.
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AT Damieta, Egypt. on the 10th there
occurred ~forty-nine deaths from cholera; at
samanoud, seventeen; 1t Mansurah, one
hundred and one Fifty Europeans had
died d Damieta from cholera since the out
break Of the disease.
The internal Revenue Commissioners
demands that dealers who sell "Rock and
Rye" must take out . license = liquor
dealers.
The French Foreign Minister said on
the 10th that France would only occupy the
Tonquin delta. Reports Of Chinese inter
frence were u~nfounded.
ArRAIS went through . bridge on
the Jackson q Natchez Road, near hatcher,
Miss, the other dav, killing the conductor
and injuring six passengers.
ALor Of prisoners, including . muir
dcrer, escaped from the lookup At Pna-
nixville. Pa, : few days ago BY tunnelling
Through the wall.
u ALLEY, . clerk IN the Pension
Bureau a Washington, and . pension
agent named J. G. Aellmett were arrested
the other day on . charge Of d~efrauding
pensioners.
The Treasury Department at Wash
ingson IN two unyS, sne 70 W. i',n' ,sn'e'
warrants ior s'',o''vv2 cn a'.2u"' I. ps u
WV 'os 80 '~ 'ss
- .---~,-:. -. y,
~ P1e.ece = n .-s'P.
ne nne 2. tne r'o's -. .n'nnsraamsn, vii
neglecting bis duty and c~onniving AZ the
A~-u-~.a -, or.~o~.
oSLs naa' ~ ".as
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MEMPHIS. TKxr- Julya
An unparalleled case o. inhuman treat
mcnt was developed before Squire " ~
Coleman. The monster IL human form Y
one Wright n. Albritton, employed - =
machinixt on the Memphis 4 Charleston
Railroad. The victim Of bis cruelty N ~
stcpxon. q youth OF ten years., named jose
MAYNARD. Twas proven BY witnesses beforc
the examingm agistratc that about Inrls.,
mas time he numerically whipped ne ~
with ! rawhide until he was : bleeding
raass, and then held him before the iIrc ana
literally toasted him. The boys body "
covered with dark.red scars, ~
nendish treatment hs had been subjected
u. Tho wife or Albritton, and mother q
the boy. during the barbarous crime men-
toned above 20 q ne room, nut DIG ~
head IN the pillow ofthc bed @ snus ous NJ ~
ACCOUNTING cries of her child. The case v "
tie hands N TIE Society for the Prevention
~ Cruelty 70 Children and Animals 80
. being vigorously prosecuted
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Tho Crazy Freak o : Cook.

HUDSON. Mass. July
when her brother Patrick was found
guilty or drunkenness and fined n court
to-day, the wrath 81 Mary Driscoli, the fnt
cook Il the Mansion HOUSE. knew ~
bounds. She hurled invecfives and Win
~pcration az the Judge until. ont 81 patience.
Is ordered her arrest Mary u htty
years old. and would zip the scales
Il 100 pounds. When the Officers
started IL arrest her she few out ~
the room down tho stairs and up - fns
Mansion House ~ . rate u speed which
would have causes Paul Revere e turn
pale with envy. Rushing 20 her room Snr
dixrobsd with The exception Of her sho
clothes. and then suspended herself from
the third story window. remaining ~ that
position 1ntiI three men reached Tho WIN
dow and pulled her In by main force. with.
out any aid from the mammoth feinn'f
rymnast. She Vas persuaded - accom-
pany the officer q he judicial laundry,
where she was fined : nominal sum fof
.outemut OF COURT
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Astoria, Ore, Sacked By Drunken Fish,
ermen.



SAN Francisco. Car. July r.
An Astoria dispatch says: During the
fire Tuesday, night Greek and other foreign
fishermen plundered ndiscriminat~Iy. ship
ping the stolen goods BY boatloads acros.
the river. In the course 81 the night 2
number Of thieves were arrested but dur
ing the excitement their coniedcrates re.
leased them. The police recaptured several
yesterday. Their friends threatened that
II they were not released by ten p. m. an
other conflagration would follow. They
number several hundred. infamcd with
strong liquor. A meeting o. the Council
and prominent citizens was held
and strong special force or
ganized, q signal Tor assembly arranged.
and Ill the saloons ordered closed IL ten
b. m. About one q. M. m alarm wa
sounded. The committee assembled. y
three dixrcpntable saloons were found
open. filed with liquor infixmcd crowds.
The proprietors refused 70 close. The com
mittee marched % the spot. and = saioon'
keeper closed after some circumstances.
The second refused and the place was
forcihly closed. and the owner obcyed an
order 70 leave town. The proprietor 81 inc
third emphasized his refusal with 2 drawn
weapon. He was arrested aud jailed The
mob was arrested and dispersed. a number
or rou9hs were driven from the town. Ton
siderable stolen property was restored ~
obedience 20 q public proclamation threat
sning personal consequences. The town y
now quiet. and steps are being taken a
ral.utii
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that requiem mass would b. said Cor Toe
repoze d the soul og . man who was drowned
. month ago. About half bis congregation
len the church.
TuE issue d standard silver dollars
from che Nints for the week ended July Z
were $ss3,c0o; corresponding period last
year. 3l.ic3.
The Surgcon-G General 81 the Marine
Hospital Service e Washington received
adviccs on the oh that the Norwegian bark
Vega was q ship Island with yellow fever
On board.
CHOLERA had broken put at Swatow.
China. onthe pth, and was raging violently.
In Egypt its ravageS continued. Another
death had occurred a. Alexandria and the
Khedivs medisated flight % Naples
An ex-policeman was shot NJ Mil
waukee. Wis.,. the other night while break
ing into : room for the purpose q robbery.
THE Treasury Department Il i said
has bcen informed that a large number 81
sassistedn pauper immigrants are coming
into the United States through Canada.
ADyICEs from Venezuela on the 9th
stated that locusts were making havoc In
many parts Of the country. In a night
all the vegetation In the neighborhood Of
Moron was destroyed. Il was feared they
would soon reach the fertile valleys Of
Caracas.
THE BRITISH House Of Commons
on the 9th votcd-23. % CS-to exclude
Bradlaugh. should he again claim his seat.
CHKr MosEs and other Indians from
Columbia and Colville reservations have
signed an agreement at Washington TO
linquishing their old reservation.
FRANCIS b. WEBSTER. If Cambridge
Mass. was arrested the other day. charged
with swindling the Atlas Gold and Silver
Mining Company, New Mexico, u Of 80.
900. He was committed in default OF $la,VN
BAIL
A DISPATCH from Alexandria. Egypt
on the 9th said provisions had given out a
Damieta, and people were starving. 4
number OF European residents made a.
attempt 20 break The Gordon around tn
town and several were wounded. Th'
number 81 deaths from cholera on that da,
was ffty-seven. The cattle plagne at BE
hera had ended in ths death Of all the cat
tie in that district, and the cotton worn
was doing great damage there.
GuIrEAU's sister has brought actor
at Chicago. ILL.,. asking that her divorces
husband. George Scoville. be RESTRAINED
from visiting her and defrauding her Q
property.
CUSTOMS and internal revenue re
ceipts Of the United States increased $40
76o the first week in July compared wit
the last week in June.
EIGHrr-ErGHr persons died iror
cholera at Damieta, Egypt on the stt
sixfy-fo our ct Mansurah, nine at Samanud
seven az Shirbin and one at Alexandria
A RECENT storm did great damage j
various sections about Lancaster, Pa. Z
the growing crops. The corn and out field
we're beaten level with the ground, and 4
: bacco fields were badly washed, necess
tating replanting in many cases.
"A. H. ROWLAND. Clerk Of the Count
Court at Pittsburgh. Pa, has been indicte
for misdemeanor in ofice.
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Nelson uoward Takrn From Jail ~ nenn1
city. ll.s " : Nab and ii~sn<sd-iIis

NeIson Howard Iak ~ frons Jail NJ n1enn4
city. li.s " : Mob And n~sn<sd-lIis
Crlsne.
Cxtno. III. July q.
Mound City was the scene IL much *.
cItemcnt this morning over the Iynchlng *
Nelson How ard, colored. for The murder
of John Kane ON the an inst. About twa
o'clock . squad Of twenty iise Or thirty
masked men came np from the direction %
Cairo on three hand ears. and mloadrd AZ
4 point just below Mound City. They broke
open the tooi-house 81 The Wabash Road
and took . large spike hammer therefrom.
They then proceeded 70 The Jail. Arriving
there. they a~oke the jailer and demanded
the keys of the cells. Being informed tho
Sheriff had tho keys, they ordered the
jailer 10 stand aside. and told him they
wanted no triaing; they came .here 70
lynch the negro. while some took care Of
the jailer. Others broke down The jaii door
with the spike hammer. After gnin-
tim ii m iron cell. The lock 81
which they broke On. The negro
evidently understood the meaning ~ the
noise outside the Jail. Tor he immediately
Get up . pitrous howl. He fought desper-
ately when they attempted % remove him.
una NMH u||| <|NLIM NJ |I|II|n - WV " ~ ~ -
He WAS dragged about tifty yards IRON the
Jail and swung 20 . limb 81 tree BY =
rope. II Is Thought be was dead even ~
fore he was lynchcd. A negro vho was on
the lookout Tor trouble rang the schoolllon>s
bill for 4 few minutes. but failed 70 call out
many people. for they had SOM arprehen-
sion of the trouble and did not care 70 take
part In II. The lynchcrs DEPARTED Is 81
iently Is they came and left no cicw a. 20
who they might he. The negro was
cut down by the Sheriff, who afriye short
" after the .ynching-
noWARD's CRIME.
Howard killed John Kane. q white man.
and. Of course. general belief ~ that th~
lynching party WAS composed oi kane's
friends. Knne WAS q bridge builder und
had been building an incline ~ Cairo.
Howard was q railroad section hand. whose
home was at Grand Chain. II the mon
had any previous acquaintance nobody
seems 70 be aware Of The fact. They both
celebrated the Fourth IN Cairo. and in ~
evening q that day both 81 On the train
Wabash road for Mound City. They got
| into an argument on the cars. and Il grew
| into q drunken quarrel There was .
number Of people ID the car and con
siderable talking and confusion. and Il
reling until Kane whipped out . pistol. II
appears. however. he was too drunk 70 use
Il. The negro prang on him and wrenched
the weapon from his grasp, fired two shots
m quick succession, then <prang from the
train and escaped. The first bullet struck
Kane In the forehead. making = fe~h
wound: the second entered his chest, PRO-
ducing death In about an hour. After he
was shot il was discovered Kane had been
cut. the negro having evidently used the
knife before Kane drew his pistol. This
happened just A. she train was cn'er,nt
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0-x.o~ ucx~.,r cc~rc -
.-sS-s $3.50 60 n - Il. nm
G---~S ~ rnsd ~, T.ne : hridce
s-,;,a~~ I. tr,in ~ Mound civ
- 80 ,s-at u the rorrfh.
a. perl;r cerm.nv woman
-.-...- 49,. nocs1... cov.vtv ~ other
I~-. w. 80. ~ w. hcr.- .ra AN ~ tbro.ts
cet.rseif ~ 60 chndreu.
-o,~.ro hIerv down srces hou<es
-------1m-.~~ y, 4 .~en-
49, y tse sss'
ro..~ Cc,,r -. 1ec,l1x executed ~
sr-~I- u~-<~s - go N. a.
sc1 - - 1.S< - r..r.~-
80
a. 80. c.c.;~;rc - !. nle.sure ho,f
$500 $500 - ~. .,h.~ a.v
$500 - 1890
sapcrxr 4 Nrcuors' i-cc-bouses.
~~ver ~ rrmb~r. Y r.ake Henfucket. near
Hsv~rhm. Nsrs'. we're dertroved ~ fire !
- $500, .rc
Ma 4 merch.nt ~ Beniv;dez.
- ~-~-,<Iv $1,000 frorn NJ ~tore !
1reric.n Man, vela. The other night. Il
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TOPICS OF THE day
News from E~vesywhese.


JANIS +. JOKES has been elected 10
Congress from tho First Alabama District
HAxLox. the oarsman. won another
victory on the IN. Il Lowell. Mass.
The Georgia Legislature convened
and organised q Atlanta On The <th. Tho
oficers were al present
RICHARD c. yREELAxD. once the
partner az Cornelius Vanderbilt IN operaf-
Ing TIE irst ferry q New York, was buried
: few days 8
The Duke Of Marlborough died sud-
denly q London, Eng. on the 5th q heart
disease.
The Attomey-G General at Washing
con rules that the shipment o. whisky %
Bermuda, with : view % avoid duty pay
ments. IL not an expectation within the
view o. the Law.
PARSELI. in . speech at the Cork
banquet in connection with the Industrial
Exhibition on the 9Th. said he believed the
Exposition was . hopeful sign Of the re-
yival Of Irish industries
THE platform adopted BY the Nation
Il anti-N Monopoly Convention, which closed
two days session &C Chicago, Ill, o.
~. - c.i1s - .hol;tion ~ ~ nstiona1
ne, 1.~ ~st.bli~hment II ~ postal
s-1~-,n go ..xinr h.nk .vxfems. !
graduated income TAI, and restriction q
congressional taxation 20 necessary *
penses. and denounces gambling in the nee
s-~saries 81 life.
The Mississippi Independents held
their State Convention at Jackson "a thu
<th. The platform favors Z free ballot and
! fair 81 demands legislative super
vision Ok railroads and indcrscs the South
ern policy Of President Arthur.
ANNOUNCEMENT was made on the 5tl
Or the death OF Archbishop John Baptis
Purcell. which occurred The night before .
s.. Martins. 0.
The State Treasurer Of Iowa paid thu
LIT dollar Or that states war debt Z fev
days go. in addition 70 which TIE State ha'
no Other indebtedness not covered By fund
in the Treasury.
s. p. HosuER. : member Of TIL
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A0NNAAA A4IVA - tA& -
Tertiary has been leased 70 the Tennessee
Railroad Coal and Iron Company for $lo1,-
900 per snnum.
GRIxsLEY. the aeronaut, who made
an ascension from Honesdale, Pa, July 4,
landed on the catskill Mountains in .
severe Storm
A RECENT cablegram announces that
. cattle plague in Egypt, has caused the
death OF ninety per cent. Of the cattle IT
tackled.
Two parties il is said will soon be
sent from Washington % make Topographic
cal and geological surveys 81 Yellowstone
Park The President will visit the park
In August.
The Vermont troops called out 70
suppress the riot at Ely met with no resis-
lance. The condition Of the unpaid work
ingmen was described q deplorable. Or
der was fully restored on the sth and Al
the militia were withdrawn
THE rush Of people 10 view the =
mains Of Archbishop Purcell at Cincinnati
was 30 great on the sth that the police had
dificulty in preventing : serious crush.
TWELVE Bishops were absent from
the meeting Of the Catholic hierarchy q
Dublin, Ireland. on the It'll, which adopted
resolutions denouncing State aided emigra'
ton
The proceedings q : masked crowd
about 70 hang : negro q Mt Sterling, Ky.
On The III were interfered with BY CHI
Town Marshall, who persuaded The mob y
give up TIE prisoner.
THE Press Association Of North and
South Carolina were holding : reunion y
White sulphur Springs, Va, on the m.
OK the 9Th seven deaths from SUI
strokes occurred q Philsdelphia, Ps.
THERE were nine cases Of sunstrok'
during the forenoon d the sth in Nev
York and ten in Brooklyn
THE Bethlehem Iron Works, Allen
town, Pa, shut down on the sth, throwinI
over three thousand men out Of employ
ment.
NNErY-sIx deaths were reported ;
have occurred from cholera &C namieta
Egypt, on The sth, forty-eight at Mar
surah, six nt Sherbin, six at Samanud, an
one &c Alexandra. Several cases had *
CURED among the gendarmes forming col
dons around the infected districts and fires
cordons around old and infected ones ha
become necessary
IT u reported that one hundre
French Anarchists have pledged then
!. selves % murder the jurymen who col
= victed Louise Michel Al Paris recently.
THE Italians were 40 alarmed abor
cholera on the sth that they refused 70 4
the India mail for England Be landed q
z transfer.
"A REPORT was In circulation a. Cir
~cinnati, O., on the sth that . clerk in a
employ Of H. FEEDER a Co. had absconde
with $500 or the firms money.
= CABLEGRANs from Dublin, Irelan
Z on the sth stated that -four men had bee
convicted q The sligo Assixes or conspirac
? 70 murder. Two informcrs testified chi
the prisoners had made IN attempt 70 bio
; I'D The Weston House, Galway. under Q
ders Or . secret society. n they destroys
the house and killed the inmates the
were % receive Goo, but failing 70 take n
they would only receive 600 Or Goo.
REV. ARTHUR RrrCrIJE, the Chicae
Till Episcopalian pastor whose biz
X church tendencies have lately caused
y much c~ontrovsrsys he other day announc'
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~,...~r,.n ~ . scc>ion ~ M road IL
~.-.
Srxr,>, l;xcs wcre losf fhc other dax
.,n;.;.., N. N. ~ yorl - Ne~r
u~.. p.;,c.a ne,r Woon-ocket. n. Il
-~.~ I-~, 49, c.,~~. A~r.s =
So. N ~ ~
srass An ~, \. A.. rn,e.i NJ -rr.ndson.
~,,,..,<,.a -s,,irii. .ni 49, consumed w
49, n.~,.
Two ladies were drowned n the Pa-
-, p,,.~ ,..r p.,umor.. Ma. the
.t-~s.~ ~ 49, ,,.s,t;,r ~ . ho,f-
1..s.., urx.. - "a nenntv Ran
- az t.t.u.
- - r--o-..
~ ..x.- 49,. "a ~st,.red !.
M t- 80 49,. ~ W~r.hs,,-
rc.ss srv;vs~5 NV opened Az ~ them.
Aho,,< eov shot. were exchanged. Al
P:.oremins. -. Robert Duxrnn VA shot
"a sul.d - rim Renton. Z negro fugitive
~hom "a ws< assisting an oficer 70 arrest.
Arcrsr I'm rrs ard child were killed
49, az -. 40. n,o,-, down ~ ! ~.
800 torrsdo n.sr Albany. y. Y.
T.,r st.tc Work- house n BRIDGE
~ 1890 =. ~. ,;.At -
49, ., ~ - c,.~tsrs "a u Y. nrovid.
- ~ Nv h,n5rsj ;nmate~ N tbe az |,
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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-10-05

A CHICAGO dispatch says: The
prospect of a cut in passenger
rates between the east and San
Francisco is not regarded as
liberal. The Horold SAYS: "The
fare between Omaha, even at S95,
Is an outragc--l,900 milgs.-at
FIVE cents a mile" Tie Times
says: "The question is why rates
on railroads built at the cost of the
people should be twice as much
on local travel as charges on roads
built 10y private enterprise" and
concludes by saying: "The
Northern Pacific, in entering the
pool, will retard the growth of the
northwest, proving q thousand
fold more injurious than if a
through liberal rate were offered
To- encourage travel.