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Connecticut western news., 1884-11-19
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Connecticut western news., 1884-11-19

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 the N.N, C, X h. lt, isailruad.
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Connecticut western news., 1884-11-19

The present tobacco crop in Connect ieut, is called the largest since 1872 and is estimated at 3S, GOO cases.
Connecticut western news., 1884-11-19

John Ramsbottom of Riverton, raised cabbage which bore 15 perfectly formed heads on one stem.
Connecticut western news., 1884-11-19
SALISBURY.


 Miss Grace Warner is spending the winter in New York, attending art school.
 Daniel Stewart has moved from Miss Fannie Smiths house to tho Dr BIod- gett place.
 Henry Parrott, Frencbman who has been chopping wood on tue Ball job, cut his foot very badly. It is feared amputation is necessary. Dr Bissell attends him.
 The funeral of Bernice F., daughter of Wilson P. Hicks, was attended at the house at P. NJ, Friday. Rev Mir God dard ofiiciated Sine was three years and eleven months old and was sick but short time and died of pneumonia. MT and Mrs Hicks have the sympathy of the community i'll their bereavement.
 Fay H. Purdy and family of western New York are at Lawn cottage for the winter. Mir Purly is wealthy retired 1 gentleman and is father of our young lawyer.
 Lawyer Jewell of New Hartford spent the Sabbath at home. Fred has 8 host of friends here who are always glad to see him.
 The young people of Salisbury and vicinity will repeat their last social hop at Town hall on Thanksgiving evening.
 Albert Miller's son, Myron. met with serious accident Monday afternoon, while hunting. His gun accidentally discharged, the contents passing through his wrist aud also splitting his lower jaw.
 The friendly union met with Mrs John Landon on Monday evening. ! T. r. Dexter and bride have returned from their wedding trip and are stop ping at his homo. They visited Hud- son and Albany and made the journey in their own carriage. Dexter has a host of fr%nds here who wish him and his long life and lots of happiness.
 Oar Salisbury correspondent and our Sheffield correspondent each expected the other would send the NEWS an ac- count of the Dexter-Spurr wedding and between them both we failed to receive an account so We publish the following clipped from the Berkshire Courier of |
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Porter house steak sells for F cents a pound in Roxbury, Ct,
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G. w. SCOVILLE. Flu, nishing Undertaken

And dealer in Baskets, Coifins, Burial Robes and all kinds of Undertakers' Goudr. The mor approved methods known 10 the profes- sion dsrd in preserving the lead.
 Cabinet work, Upholstering. and Repairing promptly and thoroughly done.
 Agent for A!. G. WheelCr's cut iowe'
 Residence and shop on tle 'GTeen, Norfolk. Conn 35tf.
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A THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.


 In furtherance of the custom of their New England forefathers, the people ot this commonwealth are invited, on : Thursday, the 27th day of this nontl of November, to celebrate at their altars and hearthstones Gods goodness to them, in religious devotions, in social enjoyments, in songs of pralse, and in deeds of charity.
 And they are exhorted to refrain from their ordinary occupations, and devote this day of hallowed associations to the worship of God and to the happiness oi each other.
 -~ Given under my hand an' - the seal of this state this SEAL tenth day of November, il
 this year of our Lord ont thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and ninth.
 THOMAS M. WALLER, Governor. By His Excellency's command,
 D. WARD NoRTHRoP, Secretary of State.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Thursday, November 2S, Appointed
 by Governor Waller.

Governor Waller has issued the fol- lowing proclamation, appointing Thurs day, November 27 as day of thanks giving in this state:-
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT. By His Excellencv. THOMAS NJ. WALLER,
 Governor.
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7FdUeleT'S Guide.
IIossaIoSIs RAILROAD.
Taking effect s'pt sa, issI.

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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-11-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

7 The political situation up to the morn
ing Of the Sth was still mixed. The
election of Cleveland and Hendricks was
still confidently announced by the Demo-
crafts on the basis Of their returns show
ing that he had carried the State Of
! New York, thus giving him 219 electoral
votes. On the other hand the Republican
managers continued to claim the State
by small plurality. The settlement
Of the mooted question will undoubt-
edly have to depend upon the Of
fetal count. Meanwhile the Democrats are
celebrating tho victory they claim all over
the country, and the National Democratic
Committee have issued manifesto calling
upon their partisans to see that they are
not robbed Of its fruits by repetition of
'76 Partisan feeling was at high pitch
in all the principal cities, and only the
most conservative action of the cooler
heads in both parties has prevented serious
collisions.
THE President has named November 9th
as Thanksgiving Day.
THE steamer Fannie Freeze was burned
to the waters edge at Madison, Ind, on
the 7th.
THE floods in Spain have occasioned
very serious damage.
MoNsIGNoR AzARIAN, Armenian Pa
triarch, died at Constantinople ON the 7th.
THOMAS DIssELL & Co., wholesale
clothing merchants, Syracuse, N. Y, were
burned out the evening of the 7th.
THE British franchise bill was read the
second time in the House of Commons on
the 7th.
GEORGE MONTAGUE was elected President
of the Second National Bank of New York
on the 18th.
DURING the twenty -four hours ended the
7th there were four deaths from cholera in
the hospitals of Paris.
THE mill-owners of Fall River, Mass,
are contemplating another shutdown.
MISS DIvLY, of London, Eng, has been
enjoined from publishing letters in her
possession from Lord Lytton to his wife.
THEY were enjoying good sleighing in
Lower Canada on the 7th, and some of the
railways were blockaded with snow.
THE Chief of Police of Pittsburgh, Pa,
ordered all pool rooms closed on the 7th in
order to aid in allaying the popular ex-
citement over the election.
THE temperance of cholera in France
has had depressing tendency on trade,
and tourists are again giving that coun-
try wide berth.
In several of the large cities of the coun-
try it was found necessary to discontinue
posting bulletins on the 7th, on account of
the intense partisan feeling engendered
thereby.
The Emperor of Germany win deliver an
address Of welcome to the delegates at tho
first sitting Of the Congo conference.
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And She Wasn't Afraid.

"Do you know, Mary said Laura,
"that ] think Mr.. Thompson is one Of
the most amusing of menP'
"Why Laura" said the other, Il
have always thought him rather dull,
and / think heard you say as much
yourself. What do you see in him that
is interesting"
"Well, do you know said Laura,
''that he offered to see me home from
the church sociable last Wednesday
nightP accepted his escort and he Of
fered his arm and we started out. We
walked along chatting for quite long
distance. Father and mother were d
little way ahead of us. After time
Mr.. Thompson said, suddenly;
g Now, Miss Bennett, it is a great
deal nearer for me to turn off here and
go home, and guess you won't be
afraid to 60 the rest of the way alone.
You can overtake your father and
mother very easy, at all events, and
before could say word he dropped
my arm and lodged off through cross
street, and was lost in the darkness. :"
''Do You call that amusingp | should
have been angry
II never was so amused at anythins
in my life. l think he is too delicious
" funny for anything. - Toledo BLADE,
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hnIscELLANEOuS.

On the 4th the Druid Lacrosse team de-
feated the New York team in a match at
Oriole Park, New York.
THERE were thirteen new cases and six
deaths from cholera at Nantes during the
twenty-four hours ended the evening of
the 9th.
A SEVERE snow-storm was reported fall
ing at Quebec on the 5th.
THE Union Pacific Railroad earnings for
nine months of this year were S1S,370,O00.
ONE of the singular things Of the times
in Iowa is the wonderful vegetation speci-
mems to be seen in the garden of Mr..
FRANKIE at Dubuque. He plucked three
quarts Of ripe Strawberries the morning of
the 9TH, and several quarts of green berries
remained. Never before in the history OF
Iowa has the like been seen.
THE Missouri Pacific Railroad earnings
for the pnst nine months were $lS,3IO,OOO, a
decrease of S, ,449, ,2Sj from the same period
last year. The surplus earnings are S7,S52,-
$50, an increase Of 4, ,323,3sG.
OFFICIALS Of the Pennsylvania Railway
are circulating the wicked story that the
Baltimore & Ohio people make their passen-
gers sea sick by whipping them around
curves at terrific rate and Jolting them
over rough road.
THE Governor of Hong Kong, has been or
dered by telegraph to refuse permission to
any French men -of-war to refit or ship con-
traband of war stores within the limits of
that colony.
A THREE days session of the Grand
Lodge of the Order of Mutual Protection
began at ST. Louis, Mo-, ON the 9TH.
The steamship companies of Hamburg,
Bremen, Antwerp and Havre engaged in
Atlantic traffic have favorably received the
proposals of English steamship companies
to fix the passenger steerage rate to ports
in America at the minimum price Of five
guineas per head, the arrangement 70 80
into effect next February,
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NEW YORK, November Ga large and
excited crowd, numbering several hun
dred persons, assembled in front of the
Western Union building last night boot
ing, shouting, burning paper, etc. A
large force Of police were detailed from
the lower precincts Of the city who quick
ly dispersed the throng. large body Of
police, however, remain in charge
of the building. Inspector
Thorne, Acting Superintendent of
Police, established his headquarters
at the Twenty-ninth Precinct Police Sta
ton, and issued an order to all cap
tains to keep their off platoons on duty
as reserves until further orders. Captain
Williams stopped Democratic pro-
cession on Broadway composed of sew
eral thousand persons, and arrested the
leader. Up to late hour there was no
further signs Of disturbance.
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4
OK the 9Th the French Senate, py vot,
OF I'D to III, resolved TO abolish life Sena-
torship.
a FARIs correspondent Of the London
Times says the Franco Chinese conflict
could easily be adjusted if England and
America together would use their influence
with both powers.
The Marquis of Londonderry died sud-
denly on the 9Th. He sat in Parliament al
an Irish peer and voted as g. II. Yane-
Tempest Y. Castlereagh succeeds him.
The expedition which is to be sent to
Bechuana Land, South Africa, will be com
posed OF 1000 men. No extensive defense
- expected TO be made against the efforts
OF the British commander to adjust the
difficulties in South Africa, as it is gener-
ally understood that the only forces likely
to oppose him are marauding bands Of
Beers and others, which can easily be sub
dued.
IN Paris on the 9th several cases Of al
legged cholera and one death were reported,
There were five fresh cases and one death
at Nantes.
PORTIONS Of the Province Of Quebec
We're swept by fierce snow-storm on the
night Of the 9th. At Revere du Loup
buildings We're swept away and other dam
age done. AT Rimonski the rapid rise Of
the river inundated the town.
On the 9th the Mayor of New Orleans no
titled the Street Railway Companies that
they must resume running on the 7th, OF
the City Attorney would be directed to en-
ter suits for the forfeiture Of their chaters
The sympathy Of the people was with the
striking employees.
The Council Of State Of the Celestial
Empire has failed to arrange for the set
Element Of the difficulty with France.
NATIVE Egyptian reports assert that the
rebels are concentrating their forces On
all the routes leading to Khartoum. Ma
tives spies allege that El Mnhdi has sent
guns and ammunition to Osman Digna to
enable him to resume operations on the
Rea Sea littoral.
IN London, England, the excitement over
the American election was intense, particu-
larly over the delayed announcement Of the
result.
The price Of steel rails is steadily inn
proving. In September, $3.50 per ton was
the price quoted, in October S27.50 They
are now quoted at $2s.5O This recovery
OF " per ton is an exceedingly hopeful
Sign.
On the 9Th the General Passenger Agents
Of the roads running South met in Chicago
and made round-trip rates TO the New Or
leans Cotton Centennial Exposition from
the leading cities in the Northwest on a
basis Of SO for the round trip from Chi
cago.
THE Post-otIlce authorities Of New Zea-
land have declared shilling rate on let
ters passing between New Zealand and En-
gland via Brindisi and the Suez Canal.
GEORGE w. CHILDs gave farmers club
dinner ON the 9th at his country house 1T
Wottoon, Pa. Among those present were
Hon. Simon Cameron, eS-Speaker Samuel
J. Randall, Wayne MacVeagh, George b.
Roberts,, President Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad; Senator J. d. Cameron, Judges
Green and Biddle, and d. 0. Mills, r.
Lenox Kennedy and Whitelaw Reid, editor
of the New York Tribune. Twenty
gentleman sat down to dinner.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, November 7.-The city
was wild last night. Both parties paraded
the streets. There was much ill-feeling.
A IIallowel man entered the Democratic
headquarters and kicked in the head Of a
big base-drum. He was arrested.
The Democrats purchased new drum
and came out ON the streets.
On receipt of the National Republican
Committees proclamation the Republic
cans howled like demons. Both parties
then renewed their parading and firing
rockets. The man who was beating the
Democratic drum was struck in the head
by brick, receiving a severe wound and
having one eye injured. Matters grew
dangerous, until cooler heads persuaded
both parties to return TO their headquar-
tiers. This they did, but the Republicans
soon came out again, followed by the
Democrats, and pandemonium reigned.
Only by strong efforts on the part of the
police were the two parties kept from a
collision.
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New YORK, November 7.--Hon. II. T.
Merrlck, one Of Tilden's counsel before
the Electoral Commission, in an address
last night, at a Democratic meeting,
warned the Republicans against repeating
the fraud Of 1876, as foreshadowed in the
address Of the Republican Committee last
night. He concluded by saying Cleye-
land would be inaugurated, peaceably il
he could, but forcibly if he must.
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NEW York, November 7.-The MdiJ
and Express special from Augusta, Me-,
says: "Mr. Blaine's house is flooded
with messages and dispatches tonight.
Returns from New York State and Indl-
ana are anxiously awaited. Blaine has
received many messages from both these
States tehding to show that he has car
ried both States. Mr.. Blaine looked
well. Reports that he is i'll arc without
foundation.
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ThcHt lIeNfea gives BIaine Ns,2sI and Gle
land BJ,i9J. Clevelaais plurality, l,2iS.
Announcing the Triumphant Election Of
Blaine.
Nnw YoRX, November The follow

NEW YORK, November 7.-The follow
ing comes from Republican headquarters:
The Republican National Committee re-
ioices that the returns now received warrant
i il announcing the triumphant election OF
carried every Northern state except New
Jersey and Connecticut. Virginia seems also
TO have given majority for the Republican
cause and Ticket, and there is a strong prob
ability that West Virginia has also, while
other southern States arc still in doubt
The Northern states alone, how
ever give to Blaine and Logan 225
electoral votes, and insures their election
in New York attempts to taiuper with the re-
tual vote cast In New York City, Kings Coun-
~ and No. election precincts gave at the ut
most only liS plurality to Grover Cleveland,
White lG3 precincts not yet heard from gave
2il plurality to Garfield. There Is, there
fore, no ground for doubt that tho
honest vote OF the State has been given
to the Republican candidate, and although
the defeated candidate for the Presidency Is
the head of the election machinery in this
state the Democratic party, which has noto-
riously been the party OF iraud in elections
will OF the people. The National Republican
Committee calls on the Chairman and the in
dividual members OF all County Committees
10 take the promptest ana most strin9est
means to protect the sanctity of the ballot.
The Republican candidates have been hon
estly lected beyond q question Any at
tempt 20 cheat the people and defeat their
viii thus expressed at the polls must be
sterny exposed and resisted by every law
abiding citizen.
Lsisnedl SAMUEL FEssENDES,
afFnNsx
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CHICAGO, ILL, November G.-1lP.M.-
The excitement is increasing. Great
crowds are going through the streets
yelling ''No more '76!'' "You can't count
us out again!n An extra force of police
has been ordered on duty in the center OF
the city.
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nan NTannIng's aTanIfesto.

ALBANY, n. y, November by the Official
returns reported from every county cleve-
land and Hendricks have carried New
York State by safe and snre majority.
No machnations or false claims or pretended
majority OF Mr Blaine's managers can
change this result. The friends OF honest
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Exciting Scene in BOSTON.

BosToN, MASS, November IA crowd
of two OF three thousand surrounded the
newspaper bulletins here last evening.
The demopetrations, as favorable or un-
favorable bulletins Were posted, were
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government and honest elections can be
everywhere assured That the Democratic
state Hoard OF Ganyassers will see that the
true vote is correctly declared.
lSignedl DANIEL NiANy1Nc
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Mnre money wanted.

NEw York, November THE follow
ing address has been issued:
The National Democratic Committee has
taken very active measures to insure il fair
AMI prompt return in I'LL DELAYED or doubt.
full DISTRICTS Counsel are employed to
watclt the official canvass, and nirangements
rect news over the country. TO meetthe ex-
penses OF this action, which are necessarily
heavy, friends in various sections are start
in5 subscriptions. Money will be thankfully
received hy tho National Committee, ana
amy aid Of fhis nature to assist in enforcing
the popular Will should, to be effective, be
promptly rendered.