The Republican journal., 1884-11-20
aeneralltIes,

Paatka merchants are preparing to resume
business.
The Canadians are up in arms against Chinese
cheap labor.
Passenger rates to the West are being reduc-
ed in Boston.
Small poX is said to be raging in the township
of Fargo, OAK.
Isaac S. Kalloch is the Peoples party nominee
for mayor of San Francisco.
Incendiary fires have caused a loss of millions
of feet of lumber at Duluth.
Deputy Commissioner, Mr.. 0. ?. q. Clark,
has been appointed Commissioner of Pensions.
DR.. d. Banks Mckenzie, the noted temper
ance revivalist, died at Salt Lake. Nov. II. aged
A.
The South Boston Street Railway Company
carried during the past year 9,7O6, 800 passen-
gers.
Importation of rags from France and South
ern Europe has been suspended by a Treasury
order.
Lieutenant A. w. Greedy, of Arctic fame. was
presented to the President Friday bv General
| Ruggles
The potato crop is nearly an average Yield or
bushels
rian ,ean,t hmn fn b,ir ba h ~,
children ~ '''' - . any
\ Philadelphia par>on has thrown his house
~ y '"oo 'N0'i'i'e LOT ~ poorer
Samuel J, T'den'> stables at Grcystone, in
cluding his horses and carriages. were burned
on the 21th ut.
Boston ha, an apple mission which distrib-
utes 1000 or 5000 bushels OF apples among the
poor every year.
lrtNtftni freshmen OF Harvard recently
Of that Institution.
Nh. t,.s..,, .,.
He tlait h l"st portFNPS !ilat hllenef
VI on 'ue Eel 'neo'H oi infectious ais
0~'e' - SV"iS ~
f.. Dr. Tanner, the faster. h5'> gone 10 Mexico to
I llNr on = fahen presumably TOR the purpose OF
Se''lhS enough 10 eat
The denartn,ent of iu.tica ha. decil.d tn
prosecute in Il S,ar ronte rasfs Tuo sntts
nave already been brought.
IlIiuos has a,Ionte,I tlo Constitutional ,r,tn A.
mrut emDoweriuG The (nyprnnr to VETO sa,,.,-
rate items in annrourlalion hills
IN the United states Treasury diyid"I among r
the States for educational PURPOSES.
K. NJ. Bishop. once millionaire and the
| Governor Of Oho, having failed III business, j.
Boih branches OF the Vermont legislature
are Hooded with petitions for 4 law allowing
municipal suffrage TO women in that state.
Tho animal ranort Of Co,,,,;..i,,,,a ,,,,,,,,.
l l3D p"t' ~ m '"'i,'!
amount pajd out during the year Was 3j6,9oN.
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in;nroi ''''iN vi '
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DR.. ID. L, Salmon, chief of the bureau Of
animal industry, reports that The cattle disease
~ th, 4rgot II ''" - N''0'' =
Dphtheria is increasing in Montreal to an
alarming extent and typhoid fever prevails also.
The doctors attribute both epiiemics to defect
i've city drainage.
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gold at New York Aggregate $. COCOON 1t is
anticipated that fully 80 OOl. 600 will be import
ed between now and February.
iiiho' piNnl"'tN liz Nt' uStS any E'hN save
tnoSe "na"t Vi qGiIlN' ah' ITlt' ~ "tlth-
M'i' lily e""u' '2''C' IrHN "uN ''o''i"S l't'''
MrS' berthlte hlNhop' VINO ueHuneI >he
| inroit oi 'Ht 93hdWftl iIlahuS, ulta IL non :
luIu, ott' Io'h' Sle bTIohStd TO me FoYai
ialhil!' put married - H. Bishop All American
oalher'
An eartLuuake .to,l, was fAlt ..l,l,t IN
o,rlnrk Jhnrs,},,, nnrnin,, IL Ira,Lirtn,, nil.
poro' beGlofd ana " amer ~ H. ~ WAs
Par'eu'aiN heaNA i'll warner where thih&>
were SeiiFiAlH shaken up
II il ostin,stoa tI.t ~ ooo 1no win ho &C.,
o,ired m rnn th. past ntfa n,,,.,rr,,,.,,f f
tba naxt Fl lnni t,., ,i,,,.,,'1 f;1, 80
"a t;20 l,,i,,r - It;i.t - u ~ -
snn,,Ii,.J frn,l ill.,. ,ran,.r,i rr..,.,T.,
Tbe pr4.id4rt ...a,,to,i EN-. a.i,,,,,to, =
Judyn Un1.l.i.b = ITol Tf ti ,.,,,t-, ',f ,',
ni.sionar. ~ ttI,,,. "i,i,, ,.',t
nI InIgn T,i,n. urj,, nf I,, 80 1..'',
General Sheri,ltn'S annual report on the con
diion of the army commends its rood Jj,cifijne
and urges measures to foster ihrcavulry branch.
fnfmra " ~ !"
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Ten tons of giant powder exploded THURSDAY
at a powder factory four mile, from Toird6.
Ohio. The explosion wa, heard fur 40 fnll,.,
in all directions and windows we've broken in
Toledo. A number of persons were iuiurcd