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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-16
Don Nstsrsbura.

- Morib Tbausr 1T nod INNER
frant unb mubte bieie @ode tpieber bic
SdIfe eineS glr3tes in anipru9 neBs
men.
Or. aoIb nabn bor einisen "a.
gen an Sobn &nieriem cine Operation
Dor, nm Elm Stiid6en Stabl su entfer.
men, tpeIdes bemfeIben Dor stfpa sipei
Sabren in bic 2ippe brans unb ieitbem
oarin berblteben mar.
- DaS idbrli6e 9ie Sic Der gresI
bpterianer SonntassIhule Der ssbnten
Warb ipirb am n6hiten Samltag in
WabIer's 0arten fatifinben unb bers
ipridt bel sdnitisem @etter ni6t nur
SabIreid beiudt, ionbern aud febr un'
terhaItenb au iperoen. 8erldiebene
8inoeripiels iperben sinseGbt uno bic
@rptal Gornet 8nno lisfert bic Cons
Sert unb Ian5muIit.
= Beter Soldier bon bier reite am
Dienitus mad Stem Dorf unb fubr am
Wiitttpod per Dampfer ,,gms" na6
Bremen ab. Gr ma6t bic 8ei1e ni9t
gum 8erendsen, ionoern um Seiluns
bon einsm baytnadisen SaIsabeI su iu'
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-16
Sa8 Gbal abmdrtS.

= gln Der neusn Bride BEL Saplors
bile tpurbe bic gr6eit bpriee Wobe bes
SOnnen.
= 9nii6en TapIorbiQe uno 2adas
tpanna ipuroe am Dpnneritas elm Baum
bonn Sturme umsetpebt uno fieI auf baS
@eleiIe Der 2ada. & 81. 8abn Iebtes
res bef6reibt bort cine Gurbe unS Der
5usfiibrer beS 4.3o Suses fOnnte bas
Sinbernib erit ieben, ais er snns nabe
mar unb tpanbte bann bic 2uftbremIe
an. Der 8ubfdnser traf ben Baum
nit fur6tbarer @eipaIt unb 3eripIitterte
benfelben ; elm Stiid i6Ius ben 8auds
fang ber Maidine ab, Elm anberes iauite
iiber bic @aesonS binipes, bab bic ourin
Sibenben glaubten, Der jiinelte Gag
ltebe bepor. Bum Slid bIieben 2ofo.
motibe uno Waeen auf bem @eleile unt
eS tpurbe Niemanb berIebt, mas ais eir
sndoiges @alten Der 8orIebung su be.
tra6ten lit; bsnn auf benz 3use befan.
ben ii9 Mari6aq Barring unb anber'
Ssrren bon Diitinftion.
Safob 8ui6 bat um iein neuei
Gisentbum an Nainitrabe, in Gaplor.
bile, einen eiiernen 9aun erri6ten lai'
len, ipie fein anberer 70 i1bn bier lit.
: Cine nabe Der Dunn 9rube ipobr
nenbe SIoipadsnfrau peripanbte an
5reitas aerpiin beim 5eueranmadsn
Die 8anne erpIobirte unb baS SIubiun
perbrdnnte bic Srau un6 ibr baneber
itebenbes 9inb Iebenssefdbrli9; bai
lebtere III bereits eeitorben.
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etabtratb.

gessImdbiee Sibuns bes Common
Councils am Wiontas 9lbenb; Ie9sSebn
Ulitglieber onipeienh.
9aS Gomite, ipeIdem bic semeins
i6aftlide 9teiolutipn iiber bic Stpne
glpenue Bride sueepieien iporben mar,
beridtete un8anliis uno beHen Gmpfebs
lung icurbe aooptirt.
Cine eemeini9nftli6e 8eIolution,
ipelde ben Stabtsepmeter anipeiit, ses
tpiHe Ssiperbiltrifte aus3ulesen, tpuroe
nit Imeubements beri9tet unb senebs
mist.
gine Sorberuns bon $50 fir Spes
3ialpoli;iiten am pierten SuIi ipurbe ses
nebmist.
Straben GommiHdr Nape rei6te Ell.
nen ausfibrIi6en Beri6t elm iiber bic
8ertpiIlieuneen fir Straben uno 8riis
den unO oerieIbe tpuroe an Elm Gomite
peripieien, ipeI6eS aus Gbittenbsn, Gles
mons, 9ubiss SrDbeI unb airit bes
itsbt.
Sine 8srOrSnuns sur glibeuiruns
bon Gebur apenue, bon Bird Strabe
Sur Stafford Meabotp 8roof, un6 sur
2esunS bon Seitenipesen unb Serltsqs
uus bon sepfaiterten @oFsn 6aieIbit,
pafirte erite unb ;tpeite 9eiuns.
Sin Special @omite ipurbe ernannt,
um ii6 bonn Stabteeometer bic pldns
unb Spesififationen fur bic 9obsstoipn
Bride ausbdnoisen gu la1en.
Die 8erorbunns sur Neparatur bea
Centre Strabe Stationsbauiss paEirts
zine 2eiuns unb eine bunn an baS su.
itdnbiee Gomite.
Cine 8eioIution sur ssrsSsIten 9er'
aus9abune Der Sertpilisun9en fir
Strabenbauten Ii. (. ip., unter Der 9ln.
leitung 6ss Straben @pmmiEdrS uni
Der Stabtrdtbe Der reipeftipen Marbs.
ipurbe aeoptirt.
Die HeioIution sur 9Haiteruns eines
TbeiIeS bon 2adatpanna glpenue mi
SanbIteinen paIiirte. (@snn mir nib
irren, mar Der eIeide 8si6IuB I9or
einmaI bor feds Wonatsn pailirt.)
8ertaet bis nd6iten MOntas.
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Dunmpre.

= Gin alter Wlann bon Dunmore,
glamsns 2bomas DleSoIe, unS fsint
Srau einsen am SreitaS na& BEN
MaIbe Idbli@ bon bier, um Beeren ~
Iuden. aIs bic Srou sur Seimtebi
fertip mar, fanb lie ibren Mann MIDI
rnb badte, er iei boruus eesaneen'
Sic truf ibn ni6t gu Sauie, aud fam
er ipater ni9t beim. 9lm 6reitae
9lbenb, am Samitae, Sonntas unb
0iontas eineen grforIbunBspartisn
mad benz WaIbe, pbne cine Spur bon
WcSaIe sA euibeden. @m Wiontas
Worsen spii9sn 8 unb 9 llbr fam er ii
Der Rdbe bon 9Iane SO. g. BEL gitis'
ton, aus benz @aIbe, init ieinem elmer
8sefeh i'm glrme.
= Gin Gnbau bon 30 SUB tpirb an
ben 8obIenbre6er SO. 8 Der pennipl'
bania 2obIen So. Semadt unb an Der
8erbinbuns nit Der @rie nnb Wppmins
Bailey 8abn pirb fIeibis searbeitet.
- Spbn &. OapiS Iubt auf benz
@rier unb 9abis gieentbam, etipa
brei MsiIen binter 9unmpre, mad 2ob,
len unb bat bsreits cine funf SUB gber
errei9t,
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@tttstpn.

= 9ur6 Sas llmfalIen elmer 9srcz
iinInmpe ipuroe am Somsritds 9lbeno
bas gBobnbaus bon gbiparb SIpnn in
SusbestOpn in 8ranb seiebt unb nebit
SnbaIt seritbrt.
Die Mibbeuiefeiten stpifben Der
SairmUunt Soblen Gompanie uaO ibren
4neeitelIten iino beisele9t unb bic 9lrs
belt beeunn am SamituS ipieber.
= 9onneritas 4benb um 8 llbr ents
itunb Elm Seuer in benz @Obnbauie bon
80. Me@lpnn, aubsrbaIb Der Stabt'
srense seIesen, unb bas @ebaube ipurbs
poaitdnbis Serf6rt. Die iieben 8inber
Der SamiIie iuurcen nit glOtb unb Wtibc
aus ben Slammen gerettet.
= @Gbrenb eines idtperen Sturmes
am Sreitus MOrsen um 3 llbr i6Iue
ber 8lib in bic Sdeusr bes Gen.ral
SoteIs an Main Strabe unb Sas Sc.
bdube tpurbe serit6rt, ebe bic 6euerIeut'
banbeInb einsreifen fonnten. Ginl
Sub, 9ferb uno 8uti6e unb cine garti,
SanbperfsSeuS bon 2onfle ipurben ebenr
falls Elm Staub Der 5Iammen.
= Die S6euer bon Mi1aeI SanIei
in Oregon serietb am Dlittnod 9ta6,
mittas in 8ranb, cod purbe bas s5eue
bon ben Na9barn selOi6t, ebe ss gro,
Ben Sdaben anseri9tet. Der 8erIuI
1T ettpa 5000.
- Die ebemaIiee 9abis unb Somp
fins @erberei nnpe Der SunetiUn piri
bon Q. unb U. @aIanb aIs cine Sa
BRIT fir rlntertIeiber einseridtet.
= Ddbrenb es Onbsripdrts an
9onnerita9 Yadmiitue fart resnete
tpurbe Pittston unb llmesseno bon ei
mem i9meren SaseIiturme beimseiu6i
= Charles 8bSIer bon Stanton
madte porise @p9e einsn 9eIu9 i
gBiItesbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-16
@Ou Der eaSieite.

Ssrr s. @rabner 1T felt anfdnsa
Iebier gBo6e ni9t msbr am ,,Serol6''
tbdtis unb bis iebt ohne Stelung.
ipas seipib elm barter S9Ias fir feline
sabIreide SaniIie 1T.
Serr Soispb DspaIb unb feline @ea
fdbrten fubren am IL. SuIi auf bsri,
Ielbsn 9Gmpfer bon bet bsutiden aiilte
ab, uuf iueI6em iie binlber bumpftsn.
Senrp Ssfinser un6 gbarIeS aisfer
baben bas Saus Der @ebri6er sobles
an gittstpn Mpsnue, nabe Der 98iIop
Strabe, fir s2350 fdufIid ertporben
unb Seiiinser pirb baHeIbe au einem
M5bsIseidGfte einridten, aud ipirb ct
ii6 bsm 2si4enbeiOreer' @ei&afte ipibs
men.
Dem 9ster Sleber ipurbe portss
DUde elm Singer stpiiden 8ammrds
bern in Der 8nopffabrit absequstiat.
9leber ipobnt an pittston @penue unb
1T Elm 9O9termann bon Ssnrs @aI.
ter.
Sobn Werner, Subrmdnn bon Wlbbels
bdnoler Storr, ;os Iebte Wode nad
SO. 3l3 Sidprp Strabe. Die 5amilie
mar am Steitae nod nit Sauspuben
bef6dftiet; zines Der Seniter i'm obsren
Stodfperfe mar berauSeenommen unb
bic SaIouiien nur Ioie befeitist !; sesen
bieie rannte baS l8 Wonate alte SDbns
lein bon @erner, iie bffneten ii1 unb
Der &leine fieI tOpfiiber binab unb trus
8erleBungen bapon, benen er am Sam.
flag erIas.
gln Der PittSton 9lbenue, in ber 90.
Warb, fdlug am Donnerfas Der 8Iib
in Sipei @ebdube, bod fparen es ioees
nannte falte Sdldse. Sn benz sinen,
Sobn S'WlalIep eeb6ren6, ipurben sipei
glrbeiter NamenS S'Donnel unb Was
liza betdubt. gln hem Ha6barbaus bon
giolan ipurben Der S6oritsin unb siniss
Der Da9bretter bempIirt.
peter Neber unb @eoree Sabn tpurs
ben beibe am Samitas bon ibren @ats
tinen nit frdftisen Sunsen bei9enft.
Die SamiIie 5rans Sdmibt, in bem
Sauie Der Srau Sorba1 fpObnbaft, bers
Tor am Sonntas 9fabmittas elm Sinh
i'm 9lIter bon IA Monaten bur9 ben
Sob.
Dem G6am &ab, Subrmann in ber
Mt. 8obinion 8ruuerei, itarb am Mons
tag in Der Sribe Elm anabe i'm 9lItsr
bon Is 0lonaten.
S@r Seisenipan's bsriibmtes gleip.
art 2aser uno 9alantine'S Grpori
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim ssdbHer
Ober Dubeno Slaiben BEL Mi6ael
Miler, 434 uno 436 @ebar 9lpenue
oesSIei1sn bic beIten 8utIden uni
9ferhe su nerleiben. @ae 8eIteaun.
unsen Bel 9oit o6sr TeIepbon piinftIid
aus8efiibrt.
16r SIM S9ubItore Der 9ebr. Slid
an Gebaritr. finbet man bic beite@aare
Das- Gbas. G6eu&'s GtiefeI. uni
S9ubseiddft 1T nit ben beiten @aar
rem rei9li9 berfeben un6 bic 9reiI
tnS 10 nisbris, ipie irsenOpo in be
Stabt. Q
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Wab,te Gpuntb.

= aeOpOIb Siirtb bat bas 8efaurant
bon 9tobert Seeman in benz GaIino @es
bduee fdufli& ertporben unb aud bereitS
iibernommen.
: Der beutide fatboIiI1e 8erein
bon Scnes6uIe prOisftirt auf ben 8.
Sept. cine Greuriipn mad 8rooflpn unb
9leip gori, iporiiber Rdberes ipdter.
= Das MpbnbauS bon 5rau 5rans
ces Sempitenb in Brefon Totpnfbip
tpuroe am porlebten Sreitas bur6 Seuer
serit6rt. Der 8erIuft 1T $4,000, bic
8eriiheruns $1,000.
= Die beutide Iutberiide @emeinbs
bait am nd9itsn Donnertas, ben 23
Suli. in Surlep'S @rope elm Pie Nic
ab, tpeI9eS allen &nSei8en mad itarl
beIu9t ipirb.
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- Weite ipOIIsns anh baumtppIIen,

nA- Bette tpolene tnb baumirruent
Sttidearne, nnterfIeibsf, glrbeiisfIeis
Der, iiberbaupt ale in mein Sad ssbbs
rise griiieI su bilisifen 9reiien, bel
@bas. Q. gleuffsr, 52S 2ada. stpsnue'
I@- gaieber, nieber nit bcben
8reiien bel bieIen Seiten.
glsttIetun's S6ubs emporium neben
Dem @pomins Sauie, i'm @roben uns
aIeinet.
s9- Gs sebt benz GpStiabre su nnb
In Nrppns See Sipe iperben baher ale
Gcmmerpaarsn gum aoitenprsiie bsr'
Fault.
= Der beutIde Sprads sllnterridt
Bat i'm S&ulratb su ct. 9auI, Minn.,
einsn Siss erfoHten. Die 3abl Der
beutI6en 2sbrer in ben Bhentli6en
S6uIen III permekrt ipprben (auf asbn)
un6 ber nntsrriHt i'm 9euti9en foa BEL
5&aIern 4. @rabes (anRatt ipie bisber
s. @rabes) besinnen. Den belti4en
S&uIrdthen esbIbrt Grebit Oaftr, bies
6ur9seisbt 3u baben. Die amerifani'
f&en unb irIanbii9sn WitsIieber bes
S9uIratbs seisten ii4 benz beuti4en
Spra9s llnterri&t febr seiposen.
sSr g9iemaIs mar bic 9eit sum 9lns
fauf bon @aarsn in 8reipn's Bee Sipe
ednitieer.
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aus benz Oberen zbaIe.

-Sn benz 8. h s. Slope in ar6.
balb berun9ltidte am Rontag patrid
Weas, inbem cine Sdi1is bon l8 9Oa
&oblen bon Der 9efe auf Jpn fiel unb
ibn sermaImte. Der 8erunsIddte batte
nad einem Stiaitan6 bon einem Monat
erit tpieber cine Stunbe searbeitet. Gr
binterIdBt Srau unb brei fleine ainbsr.
= Siele Der 8ersIeute. ipeI9e bor
einisen Wlonaten an ber DoIpb @rube
in Winton su arbeiten aufbbrten, erbieIs
ten in ben 9rolip SsIanb @ruben bon
Simpion & MattinS 8ei6dftisung.
Sic purben sInfanss bpriser @ode enl.
lanen, ipabri6einIid auf 9etreiben bon
DoIpb. Darauf bin Iesten aud bic
anberen 9lrbeiter Der Oroiip Sslanb
@ruben bic arbeit nieber, bis ibre @oIs
lesen ipieber unseifeat fper6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-07-16
6leiSerb

= Gin ginfenber ON bic bieiige
,,Trutb" madt allen grnitss ben 8or.
f6lae, bic eanse adte Mar6 su beitsus
ern, um Diittel sur YHaterune Der
2adaipanna 9lpenue aufSubrineen. gs
ioLte uns nidt ipunbern, penn bieier
8ori@las serabe bon einem ber @runb'
beiiber an 2adananna Mbenue bers
ribrte, bic stpar itets bereit iinb, al.
idbrli6 bic Mistbe in bic Sbbe su
i6rauben, aber ;u i6dbis, um fur Elm
anitdnoises 9Haiter su aeitiren unb bes
3ablen. Den @ebanfen aber, bab bic
@runbbefiBer an anberen StraBen fir
bic 9Haiterune Der 2afaipanna 9lpenue
besabIen beIfen, mag iid Der quite Rann
aus bem 8opfe f6Iasen, benn bieS ses
Idiebt nimmermebr. Ser Sdreiber
Oes ginseiunbt Ieibet ie6snfuIIs an elmer
9ebirnerpei6une, fonit 5atte er einen
IOI6' uniinnisen 8cIi9Ias ni9t MAIDEN
IOnnen.
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Suits @iueiit
ssit eS sabrss in gFbrandJ.
.Sartlcibi0fcit. -

Gnft's Sjiilrn fiue Sci tsrariisea NSasn teicrs
hers s;tiantt; tine 0chs bspistt eine ielde Ges
tabfsst hnhtmns, tab bSr gdtitat tarabtT eri.aunt
Sle itdrfen ben glppeiit uub reruriadfn, tot
her aerptr an sSteifdl Suuimrii; icmit irirp teT
fonlidte esitfuHa aui he Heroaaunas er1aIe
he Uiegelmhbtafeit bee 9tubIgGHos heIteis
eefnbu. Rrsie 20 etS. Al DiurraD St., %. D.
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Die Independent New York Schuetzen,
eTen ftitrlihen Gmpfang burh bic aaiinin
Iusulia une ben aronpriusfu in @pbltns mir
fiialit mflptirn, baittn tefauniIib psn Damp.
fer ,Sufpia" ron Der 6ambura- -gmuifaniIhm
Radeifabrt-G -Gfiitn. Gtitalhaff fur ibre Grfur.
ion sum S6iiBuftif in 8instn sehartsri, nit
ptl6sm fs am 6. 9uni b. 8 Ntp-gerf psr-
litBtn, unb mad eiinitistr une lHnslIfr Gabrt
pcblbtbalitrt In 5ambure anlaneten.
Die Rfiit mar cine 10 ptraniiate, barmcniItht
unb anetnsbme. uno bic einie bate NIT 10 ,Il.
pcrfcmmenper Bfreiipi1isftit ale sreenfIitsn
gcritbrunssn sttreifsH, um fur ben acmfcrt
bsr 9riurloniltsn su lprssn. bab bisItlbsn bel
ibrsr aHfunfi in Samburs fclstnbs RffOlution
faettn:
An Bprb Der Suspta, IL. SUM 1885.
g1ir, bic unter5ei6nfien Sbeilntbmer an efr
GreuriIcu bsr 9ubtptnetnt Nsp-g gprf SHiisen,
fiiben uns perpfi6tst. benz Strrn Captain 6.
euepis, fopit etn SfFjifrm unb 8teisulfeieu
bes Dampftre Suerid, ron Der Sambura-
Nmnifanil6sn padeifabrt- -glttien. @sltaidaft
unfra tiefssfibitn Hauf fur bic umf6tial
efimng, auseptihnttf 9tf5lfiauna uub ,upeT.
fcmmsnbt BsbaubIuns pdbrsne unItrer 9sils
nab DtutiHIanp. birmit DiftniliH auejulprs.
9fH.
8. 5. DisbL, Sauntmann.
94m . gBsbsr.
9cuis 8ernet. E
8. 8. S5naf. fS
perm. gpfher.
4 4
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@crnntpn Nyfarft.8eriebt.

Bo6sntIidl torrigirt bon 3. 3. @iomaDer,
han Qndnfnnnnn Wnenne
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Ziegler'S Hotel,
Gufsrn su ieser 9asesseit.

Prisotsimmsr fir 0amen unS Sami.
lien I'M Stpeiten Stodperfe.
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9ie feiniten @eine, gbampasner
unb 2iaueuren,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

Our esteemed contemporary has now dis
covered apparently that it was not to endorse
the count-out the Democrats rallied at the
polls in September, 1880, but to rebuke
Wallace r. White. Having done that, it
says that ''the men who were united in sup
poSt of Gen. Plaisted, but divided in their
preferences for President broke company,
most voting for General Hancock, but many
voting for General Weaver" But Gen.
Weaver's vote was only 4,OOo while Gen.
Hancock S vote was S,00Oless than Plaisted's S.
Assuming that every vote for Weaver was
thrown by an elector who supported Plaisted,
there are still 1000 unaccounted for. What
became Of these 1000 voters?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

Washington dispatches indicate that the
Presidents message will be an unusually
long document. The Providence Journals
correspondent says it will probably make
from twelve to fifteen columns in ordinary
newspaper type. The Boston Journal says
the telegraph company has been notified to
prepare for the transmission of $4,000 words.
Democrats who profess to have seen the
message say that while the President will
favor tariff revision, he will not go as far as
the free traders desire. Upon the silver
question he will take as strong ground as in
his letter to the Democrats atthe last session.
He favors suspension of the coinage, or CIV
Ing the executive power to suspend it in his
discretion He is said to be very full and ex
plicit on the subject Of civil service reform.
He is for practical advance on the subject,
and an extension of the present law. He
argues the subject with much force and de-
cision and in manner that will give the
friends Of the reform great satisfaction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

the score of economy against the proposed
division of the work Of the appropriations
committee. But Congress is not bound by
the reports of its committees. 1t can revise
them, and would more frequently than it
does no doubt were it not for the fact that
the appropriation bills, or many of them,
are held back until near the close of the
session, when there is little time to do any
thing with them but pass them. But the
chief objection to the rules as now existing
is the power they give the appropriations
committee to block legislation. That power
ought to be curtailed. The House should
be able to control its own business.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

The total number Of members in the new
House Of Commons will be $40, distributed
~ fol1o,rc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

The Mormon organs at Salt Lake seem to
be doing all they can to excite the Latter
Day Saints to open resistance to the laws.
1t will be sad day for the Mormons when
they succeed. Nothing would bring about
the overthrow of their hierarchy so speedily
as rebellion against the constituted authori-
ties of the United States The cooler heads,
seeing this, will probably do what they can
to restrain the young and impetuous saints.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

The first day of the new Congress was dull
and uneventful Senator Sherman was
elected President Of the Senate and Mr.. Car
Isle Speaker of the House, and both
branches then adjourned out of respect to
the memory of the dead Vice President To-
day the Presidents MESSAGE will be sent in.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08
Chamber Furniture.
WALNUT, ASH, CHERRY, PINE AND MAHOGANY
FORTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS.


combined A. Atkinson
reach 100000 worth Furniture Carpets Stoves BEDDING and House
Chamber suits
enabled
veOu lin the
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him the condition, peculiar circumstances
and needs of the Indians residing thereon.
In concluding the treatment Of the subject
the Secretary says:
But it is my duty to say that do not d believe re
nh}lanfhrony viii III themselves solve the Indian
ppro5em XII that the Christian religion must and
viii be the chief instrumentaty lthrough Its pure
morals And aspirations) to regenerate and uplift
this race from its present condition to higher
life and nober destiny.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

Four Newark children who were recently
bitten by mad dog are to be sent to Paris to
be treated by Pasteur's theory OF incubation.
A steamship company will take them free,
and the incidental expenses are to be paid
by contributions of philanthropic citizens
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

A Washington despatch to the Boston Ad-
vertiser states apparently on authority
that the Maine and Massachusetts Senators
have determined to oppose the confirmation
of Collectors Chase and Pillsbury. That
probably settles both of them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

At last accounts 626 members had been
elected, half of whom one-half are Lib
erals and the other half Tories and Ma
tionalists. The elections close today. The
new Parliament meets January 18th. In the
last Parliament there were $50 Liberals, 247
Conservatives, 81 Home Rulers, and IA seats
were vacant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER s.

We do not read anonymous letters and ccmmun-
cations. The name and address of the writer are
n all cases indispensable, notnecessarily for pub
location but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-08

Ex-Gov Garcelon is said to be a candidate
for the Lewiston post office His connection
with the count-out make him formidable
aspirant
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-21
County Commissioners.

The board We're engaged on Tuesday and
Wednesday in examining proposals for
roads and awarding contracts. Itighty-tv a
sections were let and .ighfy-seven remain
to be provided fer. The sections disposed
Of were-1l in tho First district, 9 i'll the
Second, 26 in the Third, II in the tifiii, 9 in
the Sixth, in the Seventh. > i'll Ike Eighth,
in tie ninth. Sections yet to hr let are
PC in the First district, l. in the Second, .
in the Third, l in the Fourth, - iii the
Fifth, IL in the Sixth, II in the Seventh, :
in the Eighth and . in the Ninth The bids
were very much below those af last wear al
the public auction.
An order was passed instructing the road
com i5sioners and supervisors to notify
the owners of land on til. public roads gi-
structed by growing timber to remove sai,l
owners fail to do SO, the commissioners or
supervisors are to make the removal
| William l.. Mearns, SAMUEL NJ .juhn.sH
AID George Sincoe were appointed cXatni-
mes on the proposed wilening Of the Pgiu-
| ciple nd Wood Lawn public road
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-21
Delaplaih~ >lcD,,;a,,s ..;,l


The will % the late .t,.,
was admitted 10 probate.
Court last Tuesday. The t.,
ceased, of which the will dis
mated AT from one 10 $50 rAiii:ri,
lars. His last Will and testament vas
on the 18th of December, lSSi The bntE
the estate is i'll stock OF the Mccullough
iron company and the Mcdaniel x Harvey
iron company, of both of which he was
president at the time of his death. Ihs-
was left in trust to the Fidelity Insurance
Trust and Safe Deposit Company of PhiiR-
delphia, to be used as the will directs. J
large portion of the estate goes 10 his wi'!" :,
Sarah Aune Mcdaniel She is to be paid
ST., 900 annually during her natural life
The Shady Beach farm, iii the Faith dis
trict, which is one OF the best improved
farms in Cecil county, is also heqle.i led tf
her. The bulk of the rest of the pro- ertl
is to 90 to his children, Jos. l.. NED tnlri
Anna Lucy Mcdaniel and Mary E'nHi'
Whitaker, in equal portions. Samuel Del
| aplaiue Mcdaniel, his grandson, (sun OF HI
900, Of tho income from which $500 is L
be used yearly for his education and main
tenance. The rest of tbs requests Is 10 !.
paid at stated intervals after reaching nj
majority. To his nephew, Harry {. Gay
ton, $500 year is willed until $1,000 ha
been paid him. To Drew Theological
Seminary he bequeaths $4,000, tie intefes
to be used in educating two yonnr in"H t.
the ministry. He beqHeath> 5000 10 Dick
inson college, at Carlisle, Pa, the inte:e>
to be used in yearly prize: 500 10 20 /
each of the two leading men in the fresh
man class and 500 to The leading man
the sophomore class. lie appoints the %!
lowing his executors: Sarah Aun Mcicai
iel, Thomas Baumgar,iner, Joseph /" Me
Daniel, Robert \. Shippers, Anna l.. n
Daniel and Mary L. Whitaker