The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14
TATE NEWS.

senator frye. in his speech in the sen
ate showed couclu>iyrk that cur fisher
men ~houd be protected in therindu>try
AMI thai there j. no occasion L. make a
nov treaty in regard Ia that subject I'M
le>> We arr anxious fo transfer our fishing
interest to Canada.
Andrew Carnegie say i would lay
il down a. a maxim that there j. 10 eN-
cu-e for strike OF II lockout until arbtra-
tion o. differences ha> been offered by one
party and refused by the other
Governor Robic and Councillor Hatch,
inspected the Cattle College farm Fri
day Dr Bailey Hon. L, \ Gilbert
Councillors iatcul Smith, Sands aud
BiNhy. inspected the cattle Tuesday All
favor Strengthening the herds which i
valued Al five thousand dollars.
I Two detectives are searching Franklin
county for StoWer>. thu murderer Of
Mis- Long He waS horn in this county
and it Is very generally believed that he
la~ fed hither 10 escape Justice Their
presence iu the comfy j. being kept IA
4 quiet IA, possible and hui few know thcir
business thor
Young Housewife What miserable
little 80 again. Aou really must tell
them. lane. - let the hens >it Oh them II
little longer
Il j. said that the STATE muster will be
. held the latter par of june this year in
stead Of the latter part of August IL j.
customary The change is maic OH ae-
count Of the Grand Army excursion To
California occurring near the usual mus
ter time.
YIN II Smith contributes sketch Of
Cen Henry Dearborn II The Maine His
torical Recorder Gou. Dearborn chose
Pitt~ton Me. IL tbc place of hi future
residence. When he toicd up the kennc-
bee with Arnold In his diary, Gen.
Dearborn say hc gave hi> dog to one of
the companies for "A dinner, and they
eagerly dcvonrci him He add odd
moo~c-hide brecche. were boiled, then
roasted on the Goals and eaten \ bar
ber'> powder bag made a soup" Gen.
1 Dearborn was a thorough soldier and af
ter The war he kept generous house.
Report. having been circulated that
there werc suspicious circumstances con-
neetcd with the burning Of the William :
/ buildings in Litchheld, the directors of
/ the l.itchfcld Insurance Company. in
which the building, We're insured APP
] pointed a committee to investigate the
matter The eommittcr-D, ). Springer,
evidence that the fire was not accidental.
\ man supposed to he ]. \. Ilodgkins
of Wilton Me. was found beside the
track of the New York Central railroad at
tica Friday evening. II j. thought he
fell from the train while on hi, way to
Boston. His recovery j. considered
don btful.
The liberals expect Gladstone to offer
4 .
mons n the only hope of passing it, If
the bill j. rejected on the second reading
Gladstone will retire. If the bill passes
the second reading and i rejected later,
he will appeal to the country.
oregon will have to conduct its State
election this year without registration
of voters, as the supreme Court has de
clared the law contrary to the provisions
of the constitution
The crew of PackardS Stacy, of Blanch-
ard. commenced the saving of spool tim
Der at the mill of | II. Dwclley 4 Com
pauy. in FuXCroft. ON Wednesday They
will work up some two hundred cords
which will be brought from Blanchard on
the cars.
/ Onaway Lodge of odd Fellows. of Mon
son. have decided to celebrate April 2Gth
which is the 9th anniversary of the O.
adjustment of the order in this country.
by appropriate services in the afternoon
of that day. Hon. A. Il. Lebroke. of
Foxcroft. has been engaged as orator.
ball will probably be held in the evening.
The fishing schooner Chanticlcer Of
NinalhdYcn, while at anchor at Southwest
IIarbor. Mount Desert. parted her cable
the night of the seventh and went ashore
The crew of three attempted to reach the
shore in IA dory, but it was Swampcd and
all were lost.