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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

.nNsogp. SAL Cruu 81 fruis hsii a.
80. .Ltls ard o. ~ tcUnu q uAioid 90
fhs a. a Tussiy nf set a a.. i.-n
UANNtuAtG a.. hEosN, tsparltst ~ iSeffe
A Ia a.. uinsf rtiif 49, hs'r ~ Altf. D. 80
IL I'd rtfs. in fafit rasii, ttf.fE rftsstsi ~.
.lclast q suarfisuship a. ssi sad O. sl o.
zee
Oriefei. tat 10 ssh euIiiAa size 10
80, III rrfssns assfss'esl. - esus'as ropf
fthIs sftsf D. H. tutt tcf ttfsc srks 80
..lrsif 10 n osftri pfmp rat unt-t a.
rsrts hat me- nss appear 20 Probate q uit ~
= h "a Al fsfls slfh n snd 30 ssit g unil 90 he
fif.f Tee. CfoCt., rsst. al torleft u M ~,
- a sra stuw ssuss. IL ssy thsJ have. shy ne
aTO WILSON jufgs.
true CopJ-susa -ii.C. pANl, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

i0tUAN Aliress ~ welcome 2 %. Went.
uorfn. urusurslf. 10 uk Qursflun Box
IitoAN "Nursl fraininE,- Me- Minu.s J
rinEree. ueumark. uI b. n. Aufrvss. " J
IurfnsIl. tsurnams g. e ~ iustusllN-s
Ms Afiie 4. Aiisrf. uirsm, Or Ten.
p~ranrs o. punIic -Cnoois.- dl-Cu--iou of~nr.l
~ A b. ~ har,f-isl. frysnurT, Z afa Al
dress. lion =. A Lace. stats superintendent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

a.gAa Eection of Oflcers AMI other bust
nss. i0.uOAn The Ergitstiun MIS- iennle
bean Iisuu.ars lI. Elkn "Nisfasss iu teach.
lns- Ni.s CYufhis q rinEr.e. peumsrk m. n
A - Q1estlon hon pi-cusslon fliloss Al "a
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE Of MAINE.
COUNTY or ONfORD, 80 -BOsrd Of County
Commiss Onefs. sspts inter session, is-l.
Upon the foregoing petitiOu, satisfset0ry evi
demo- having been received that the pstltionsl
IL responsible. and that tE4airy into the msrits O
his Application 10 sspedisnt, IL 10 Ofdervd thAl
the COanty C0mmissi0nefs meet Al the And0seI
House. 10 sah AndoVer. on the tssnty
slsth DAY of october neat AZ ten Of the
elOsa A. N. and lheroe proceed 10 ,lss
the route mentioned In said pstiiioa. imms.
al stsiy amer which view, . hearing of The prte'
sni their witnesses ~ill b had al some conssn'
ieal place In the vicinty, ani sseh other messar..
taken In the premises a. the COmmisslOnsfs shall
lsdge proper. Anditis farther ordered that notes
OF the time place and purpose Of the Con
meeting aforesaid BE- given 20 all persons snd cor
poratlOns Interested b. causing sttsstsd copies o
said petition and Of this order thereon 10 Be-
served apon the Cisrk Of The town Of
Ahd0yer ami also posted up In three public
PLACES ia ssid tOvn and pablishsd lsros
wesks successfully In Tho Oxford Dem.
oerst. . sss.papsr printed ct I'sfls, In said
county OF oxford. the nrst Of said psblleAiion.
and each Of the vthef notices, 10 b. male, served
and posted at least thirty days before said time OF
msstins. 10 the eni that all persons and e0rpora
lions mAy then snd there agps-f and shss essss
II any thsy have, shy the pfsJer o. said peit0nsi
shoali not b granted.
Attest ALBERT >. AUSTIN, CLERK.
true Copy OF SAID Petition aai Order Of cour'
thsron.
Attssts ALBERT =. AUSTIN, Clefk,
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% xFOHD. SAL Court Of frOe.ie bed 81
Paris 90 the third Tuesday Of sspt lset
IlISgY AZ. Colby. lizard al 81 willie n
Dol ". y iIor ibid at heir % John Doy, lAis q
Milton r.. n said County, having presented NJ
secoant q guardianship " ssii ward Tor allSs'
sncsf
OEpGHED, ThNt faid CusIdisn sive poiise "a
al Psrsous Interested. b. esaslnE oopf 81 M,
OftsF o. D. Published lhfte veels s1oosssvely IN
the OxFoRD DEsOCKsr. printed ~ Paris tn.l
held 81 r srts. On sad Coanty, on the thht luee'
day q October nsnt. a. uine O'Clock In the fore
10 On snd show cause, n tny they have, Why the
GEo A. WILSON. Jsdse.
Atrus eopy-ArIEsTi II. Z. Davis, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

OXFORD ss,-M sCosu OF frotaie bed a.
Pals wlthin and Cor The County Of OkiOfd
On me thru TsesdAt Ot ,egt.. A. u. is-A
nENEl =. nciNiik Admmisfatt on the
esiats a samuel nArm0n. late % fefe'
10 aid county. deceased, having presenter M.
acrouut - Admlaistrsii0h 81 ne estA1e oi SAN
dec A.c,i Tor Allowance
UKpEKED, maj SAD Aiministraiof give notice
40 ala persons Interested By causing aoopy Of this
order 10 b. published thrte weeks seccessNeil IN
TIE OxfOrd Democrat, ane~spspef pfintsi Al f.f.
10 thai they maj appear 81 Probate Court " 10
Gsia 81 rafls, tn said county. on the thrd tses-
d.y OF oCt nsnt az zine O'clock IN the forenoon,
Gro. A. WILSON, Jgdgs.
a. DANIs He.lstef.
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ALDERr 5. AUSTIN. clsrt.
STATE or MAINE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant n license non the Hon. Jaige of Pro
bate Coz OxiOrd County shall ss Al pablo snctio1
the thirtisth day q October. A. n isse. Al t~e
u. 4. Walker In Level In sali Coanty
All the night title and interest which Ru
ms LsAeketf, late Of sai Lowell. deceased. had In
and 10 the following described real estate situated IN
bersd hhsen (isl IN the barh lsthl division Of lots
and slso the westerly part u ot numbered thirteen
(3l In ssii division and bounded essisrly BY land Of
heirs Of josiah Wood, southerly By land Of Elbnige
=. shs,ies. -essn{ bl l.nd q sal ch.fies ssi "
seth Charles and the soathsriy line u 10 Numbered
foartssn (it) In said disislsa. There u . morg.gs
upon the too parcels above destnbsd upon Which
half of lot Numbered bafteen (it) IN said division.
Dated tina slffh day 81 sep smbsr. A. d. 1874.
Wills BRAcKKrr, Admr.
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OXFORD. Ss.-At Court ~ Probate bill Al
r.fi. sihin sud GO M Cyunit oi ostofi,
10 ~ third Iussdai % sept, ID 49,
Al. uOkH, tkfratnf 80 N estAte
a Wtilsm uufr. lat u Natsrtofu IN
..i C.uuty. tscesssi. hsrinE pfes-nlei NJ. ~
c.ust a AdmiaisirAf "a q sc hsi-te ~ fad Dc.
.sassi fof allowance
OspsHaD, .hAt ne .sid Esssuior sive notiee
a. Ill esfsous taisrested By eaasins eopJ 9TH.
sfisf 10 b. yabiisbed sesss .secessissly 10 the
U2iOfd ID Iaocrst pfiuisf Al fAfis, that thsl nAJ
.Igsar sts Probate Coart 20 D. held al fhs
A said couuty on the thue tusstAI 81 'St tcsls
Al o'clOea in the forenoon - she's eaass n snt
thsy have shy the sane stoald notts Allosed'
GEO. A. WILSON, Judss.
A t,us ropy sttestf-Il. q. DAVIS iesistet.
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For Sale,

In Tffsisfs. hsins. Nss nnsFdlgs utus
csuus n Yilsge. 4 fcems wcss fefcsc.s'
pi.Ift All arssni psys Vel. fenf team u
NJ MAIkTU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
SCHOOL or EXPRESSION II. M, ,I :. Nc

N,hUUL VI hAfhtNNIJN 80 , elocvtion
,oice. BODY or mind. toaf'fs - 1890.
-. 80 lf-ff.ssl.rts 80 rfuisf rel IT - ifff ~
ban. sea MA sisriri In 49, AL .rloari O.
.n.IrlIaaI reeds. an Al nlfuffrn.if. Glasses o.
ttss ga ID t.an rrsllafrs 20 0fhfr e. 1919. &C. u
tr.rr. q 80 luni. a. Eel Uf a tn a. H. Oftrf
Ors-hsfa Csnf0.f laf Osfs.arurs ffC, Allies
= r. CURRY a.. 10 irtrm,1 -, liil hrsrn So
a. 49, sI arrn IN thf tIhel &C. hrnftf RI -
I.sn.Hrf HnnI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

TnE Oxford UniverAlis, Association
will NEE, with the society a, We, PAri.
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dc, 5 and
6. Al are invited to attend Eater
isinmsni ~ill be provided by the West
Pan. Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Tur annual meeting q The We.i o.
ford Educational Association vii BE- bed
a. Bro-n6eld. Friday and Saturday. Oct
I and >. lss6. Free entertainment,
for ladies. The progrsmms Is A. fol-
lows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

u'O ADVERTISERS -Loss.i Rate. fsf si,sf
| II ft.inE in 1000 s.sa assspspers ssut frss
Dr.. no 4. HOWELL \ GO, 10 rpfue'
~. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

ny~rErsIs Nagur~, Csu.e., rreyss'io -
L 80 Cue. ~ Jena n McAivin. io~sl
Nae IA fsafs Tax Colisc Tor. ssat fres % az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

MorHKRs II There are upon the skin OF
every human being child and adult alike.
? 500 90 porcs Through these pores In
The form OF inssnsible perspirstion, Il ex-
PEELED more than one quarter or The nour-
lshment taken lnto the system. The i'm.
portsnce OF keeping open these per-plra.
ton valves upon a child's body, l. second
only 10 that ofprcmp,ly diges,ing the food
eaten. II was - open the pores OF the
skln and 20 asslmlls,e the food that Dr.
Pitcher formulated Ckstoris. Loose
bowels, constipation. fcvers and erupiions
which are so constant among infants and
children, and which klu one-ihird OF AL
children before they are I've Yeas old,
arise principally from these Two causes.
II l. from the wonderful results a,tendsn,
upon the use OF Castoria In regulating the
stomachs and bowels and keeping open
the pores ofthe skin. that CAs,ofls aeqalr.
81 - wide reputation. With p'eniy OF
water Tor the body. pure air Tor The lungs
ani Castoria % asslmllAte the food, there
need be no unaccountsd FOR sickness
among children. CAsioris II vegetable
prescription without mDrphlus or other
uafcoii, property. ThlriY years ssien'
slve use has given Il . history never At
talned bV another medicine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

uXyoUp. .-Ata Uouft OF PROBATE he'll a
F.r. uIthin al fuf ne Oounty of osiofi,
~ Ne tbhd TussdsS oi So. A u 10
HNNNIHALG HNDNN Gusdian ~ Alioc a.
Irtkins. uiatf heIf q Alsta Jaia 81 a.
rars In saf touutf. hstlns Ifssf ntsd his
,scsuni ~ guafiststiP q sAit usfd 90 auo-'
ordered. thai ne .aif cssfilai siss netios
o al psfs1ns iatTrest-i. ~ Causias eofI
b. tfIs of.isf o. D. patushfi ihfec vets go
as.sissb 10 Ne Ostofd nsmuf'ai. pfintei a
Yafts. that ths4 uaf syIsa al IRE.
At Crurt. a. - hsii A. iars ou NJ itHi tues-
fag 90 est asAi a. ulue ofiscA in ne tiif
o. a. All sto- ssuss. .hJ itfI have, shI ~
.sme shouI1 uci b. siiosd
Gao 4 WILSON judgr.
Atss cory -Aus'ti u. q. p.Ni, Essi.lsf.
oKgoan. .-NA Corr % Probate bell a.
Paris siihln All fof ne Coanlf ~ okiofi, On
thstt.fd Tus.dsY Of ~sIt. A u -
On tss gsinion al iiAkkiLf " ~ Az Sios
~ sgtn Evsns late 81 0ofhau. a. cecsasr'i
prAyins hat her Dsusf pa - ssi OCT . H. .
! IN - tssl Esis's ~ saii dscssssd
OanEHHn. that - ssii fsiiiiossf giFe notce
H. an lsrsUns inisrystsi BY eassius cow ei tuis
sfirf l. o. yahishs,i three sssss saoesssitsll o.
la. Oafofi lgmos rat yfiats,i 81 fafis nat ihsy
may artsaf 81 q ffutais tuau q . hoilsa Al
Faus, in sAli csuau on M thfi iucsdAi y
tsf. usaL 81 aIns ocicSs a. the iufsupuns al
.tos causs, n any ihst have M re sane ttuali
- = sf.nisi Asa ofdsfci iufthsf, thsi pcf'
.ooal IotIcs . sIter Mitou l. ttans ~ ssft
80 Ala anh 80 stsuaslc " ~ shis E'-tiiion AL
ofIitf I'D east q uftssu daYs pslofs 80 hsAf.nf
GEO. 4 WILSON iufss.
A TIVE oop,-Agicsg. ~. Z. DAVIS. Gssi'ssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

OXYOgp. s.,-M Couft oi rronats neil Al
rsfs uIthln kud f1r the tonnif ~ NNofa' On
~ thiri Tuesiat - Sspf A. u 49,,
Ia ~ ys.sk A. I'D Ala o. ioHl y. misnf
n ~. q Tiofiaas iawlsy. lac 81 And'su "a
.sa q uay iscs-tst. ,fssiug ief le -. !" . y
n canVef c.ftslt fgsi sstsis fsfci.tei IN hl'
4. tifiss % az "a che frvbsis on - a. anfan
80. u orrf oftsn hantfsd I'D afif ~ Nsfts
"a lgHEn. that The ssii fsiit ne ave aeties
isau lsrsans inisfs sisd tF causing An shsuso 81
~ lrtliign. unh ttis oflsf tff''n' " ~
.s,fi.h.d thf.s ussts suersssNsly in ue
'Iallsl Isnsefst, pfintei AZ faf.s thai ,hst
msy attsn II I'rubsts Court ~ ~ Deli Al rafis
IN ssd Coauiy. on The thifd tnssdAi OF W :
astlnp 0'clsck In ihe iofeuuou. sni shos esas.
q sny thsI have. ~tI 'hs sane 'hesii '"' .
sfsusd. ....,...., -.
Atrus -aitstu-u. C.pANis, hssistsf'
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~ =. H,.e, ,... ,'-"'y os'''i''''-''' ''' "a

~ ns Hsso,usis co-aiy Ce--is'se.er' yg' fls
CI-aig y Orfsrd.
Nnur gsti ilasfs. eirt ne - ths roaaiY of "a.
fafi "a 4 respectfully fsp'sscat that csmmon
clurrasucs al n cssslif fvlalfr esstsa slisfs.
uias at diss fntiaa go - 10 40 highssY az noe
tosu u .aruer "a tast san 80 - iisrifufi
fsasf ta M fp "a a usrussIi. "a bHtsssa the
JOSIAH llniEi m farm On sali ram -, AT s.i
usrflrf tsatrr. Nhsrsiofe. Youf p-ttoueff
PEI ffsf lirnoff, sftsf pfulef nniics - FieN
"a pffwisss hssf ihs ptfiifs snf pa tks such 80
Ifclious ell sfsff ne snf tlfr1ailuaanl - e In
zee ltlEn a. ma s'sm pfplrf
AaT asa lssl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
DIED.
Adm,n,.,rn,or'. snie.

ws,rf.ri 50, y. oliver rsr'o. ''yr'
u1aihs AL n tsys.
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g E.talsii ndB ol
srArE on M,iNE

rsU 80 a ssafFe 4. anin Asd o. 80. sni
p~ili'on ~ h.il ln.n A sssssI asi q oihsf'. In
: 4 - seine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

OxTORD. .s,-Al = Ceuri oi rroeais hei A.
p.rts. vital. 10 Coz the CountY % Oxiori ca
In thirt Tussday Of sgt 4. u. iS,d.
IA~NIuAL a. HKONN, eusfiisa ~ ff.nt
A. infsins minor chiii and heir Of AlVin yai.
lifs ale % rans, On ssii toatJ. hasisE pr.
sttsi his accpunt q Gaar,ilaashis % sai1 warn
% altlWsnur
ofisrea, nat the .aid Gusrdi.n sivs no,ioe 70
81 Esfsons Interested ~ esusins seops ~ thls
r,i'f A.. b. gablishsd three wsess .accsssiTeiI IN
a. Osfofd 10 moerst gfiutsd 81 Paris, that they
nav apesaf At q Probate Coaftto - held 81 fHH
In AL Caaaty. % the ttirl Tussisy 81 Net b
rcxt Al , 5'ciosk 10 the forenoou sut N case
n a. thsy hass Nh me sane shoat not -
gTO 4 wtI.sON jatge
Attueearf altsstf-ll.C DANts. kssisfefs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

n unifrIrnst. tar.nE rrfurfi 10 othfd
60, 49, 49, ttr.s U'-sfirs aa.I can sffsn.
TIA o. a. uluiffIls rifffs nf tls make n ma llls
~inrr o.nInr nfn ass ~ "~faf' hts 80 nftff al
ihf Amfrf iinsi iisrfs AL al I'LL tluh1f ca.
irsf. sni hoiis o. tfsi ft1aris ~ ng d'iaaff
fIIfa.
ilsrlnr tir sraal rfrfi In fcrf Il avoids All bal
sfs' snf dan rrfols fss al g. lffrf u.ilan rsfs
. nirnuranls poser az drfs asar 80 o. deal
rfufrrs shlh sraHf 0rsnk fllff
Itrss sltInfs ars 90 r1ffrig iaY's p'l7ftnrs tai
rfa.fira flsl Ffh - at fat Hunluf lnin atf
annang tus.nfst AZ TfnifssH1nt mo lhrf aff
lhfsrff hsu itf urintu u.rr.r, rtnsInE "a Pre-
fiuui t'1 ia so
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

OxFURp, s.t-At . Coart Of Probate hsld AZ
r.rts, .lthlu and Tor the Coanty Of Okfofds on
the third Tuesday Of sept. A. u. Isl,
- EfDt.Os. Attsrnsy lof foftla Il soCieiy
rfsteniloa 81 Crssty O. Al mails, prstcnts esf.
tala suumsnt pufp,rtlss 20 D. The last WI Ani
Isstsnsnt OF CybsliA A. fsance, late % usieri,
In saii Coaaty. dcsa.ed, havins presented the
same Coz Probate, All sfksi thai George htf,n
o. appointed AdadnistrstoT vita the VIII an
uexeai
10 ali pst.oas interested By easing q eoTy
Of tn. ors b. D. three sests saccessse
~ iuths OxfOrd D,moefat printed 81 fafis, nat
thsy MAJ appear ~ Probate Coaftto Dc hs'i AZ
Para. IN SAD COany Ca The 'fud Iusstsy oiVce
nstl nlne O'Clock In TIE forenoon snd show cause
n an thsy have. CHI TIE sane 'hoa a not ~
pfo.s.i, atpfOsc 81 sni allowed a. The iAst WIN
and Tsstamgat Of taid dsc-ssci.
Gao A. WILSON, Judge.
irna rnnI. .ila Ill. q. DAVE. heslstsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

rxxxs Yearly subscriptions, as. paid
strictly In advance other~ -. 80 pr lc<fs
single copies. frur cents.
ADvHKTisKnKSTs.-An legal sfvcrtisetnents
arr given thrce con-ecutixe INSERTIONS ~ -
per Inch IN length ~ column. Probate nctices
in..rts.i ~ ahovs fnr siso each. except thc-s
rpiatIng 70 ttrAl Estate, Witch arr 80 each
special CONTRACTS male with Local, transient %
yearly advertisers
A. veil stocked nth nss materials for DOING
Al kinds % plain OF AnCy 100 PRINTING An
sxperiencssi Job printer Il always I'm the once.
an a. car presses arr run ~ strAfn. - Can
guarantee prumpt ant satisfactory wofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

PARE, within snd or the County 81 osiofd, on
ths thiri rsssdsy 90 sspt., A. u lsss
ANNA HARLOW. Guardian ~ Lore hHiows
minor eh ia and hsif Of kibrttse q. HARLOW, lat:
OF Dishslt. IN ssh Cosnty, having presseed
hef sscoust 81 guardianship 81 sah ward ier Al
lossneef
orisres, That re ssii oasrdisa slve notice 10
ali psfssas iatsrssisd by causing copy
% ihis order q, 10 putlished three wells soc.
ecssively u The Osfofd Demcerst. ptiatet ~
fssis, th.tthsy NAY sppeu sts Court Of frvbsfe
20 b. he'll AZ Paris. IN ssid Ccaniv. oa The third
Tuesdsy ofOct. nsst. AZ uine o'ctoek IN the tcrs.
nosn, sn5 show esa-s. n am thy hay q, uhJ me
zane shouh not bs allowed
GEORGE A. WILSON, JufEe.
A true eopy-A9essi ~. q. DAVIS, hesisi1'
OxfuRD, sss-At . Cosrt OF Probate he'll A.
fais. withia snd Dor the County Of Ostofd
% ths Thru Tuesday ~ SEPT. A. ID. IN.
HANNAH b. fAR>uM, ~tios % ucotge y.
Ysruum late Of nsmfofd. decesssd, having
re-. ned her pstliisa ior an sllsSsue, oatofthe
rsrs. nal estate of ash dsecsseft
Ordered. That the sail fsiitiouer give notice
10 ali psfsons Interested By canning copy % ms
order 10 b. pablishsd three weeks ssccessively IN
the Oxfofs Dvmorrsi printed 81 PARE, that they
MAJ appear "a Probate Coart % - held q!
fAns In sAii Coenty on the third fuesdsy o.
ga neat. ~ nine o'clock In the iofynoos, and
.how eAsss. ~ any Asl have, AGAINST NE ..,se'
aEO A. WILSON, judge.
true eopf-Auestt N. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

BANGOR SAVINGS BANK.
by :. II. InCRsrOs, 1rtasurCr.
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ox,ospcousrr.

ALnERr ;. AUSTIN. cia..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-05-01

months, committed suicide on the
evening OF the 18th by means OF poi
son.
Robert Smith (colored) was hanged
at Nicholasville, KY, on the 18th, for
the murder ofhis step-father in Novem-
Der last.
Charles E. Kyle got into a quarrel
with waiter named Sodini, in a saloon
on Halsted Street, Chicago, on the
evening OF the 10Th, in which the FORM
er was killed by blow on the head.
A Montreal dispatch gives the follow
ing estimate o. the damages from the
flood: Wholesale dry goods, $780,
600; retail, $75, 900; wholesale grocers,
S220,000; retail 100000; wholesale
hatters, $4,000; wholesale furriers.
S150,0O0; wholesale clothiers, S1OO.-
600; retail clothiers, $780,
600; sugar refneries, 100000;
various factories, S15O,OOO; pro-
vision dealers, $4,000; whole
sale millinery, 5000; boot and shoe
manufacturers, $4,000; warehouse
goods IN bond, S25, 900; saloons and
liquors, 100000; Grand Trunk Rail-
way, $4,000; Central Vermont Rail
way, So, ,O0O-a total OF 81 1,6S5, 900.
To this should be added at least
$1,000 damage, confined to small
stock. 1t will cost $4,000 to repair
the streets. while the gas company and
electric light company are losers to the
amount of $4,000 each The water
Is rapidly subsidiug. The City Council
appropriated $4,000 for the relief Of
the OeODle
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JEFF DAVIS WRITES,
Letter from the Arch Rebel on tie
Labor Question,

CHICAGO, H., April PA dispatch
from Galveston says: "Tne following
letter from ex-President Jefferson
Davis, OF the defunct Southern Con-
tederacy, to IL. w. Pope, of Marshall,
Tex, IN which Mr.. Davis gives his
views as to what legislation might be
adopted to bring about harmony and
unity OF action between capital and
labor, has just been made public:
BEAUvoIR, Miss, March 27, 1SS6.-The
Hon. IL. W. Pope-My DEAR SIR: Fully
appreclating the compliment conveyed by
your request for my views as to what legis-
lation might be adopted to adjust the con
hict now going on between capital and
labor, | regret that the compliment is so
little merited. The old, old war between
capital and labor has called forth the best
lntellects OF Europe. 1t has disturbed com
merce, overthrow governments, produced
anarchy, aud.crept from the wreck without
solving the problem. With US the contest
IS IN It's incipient state, and happily it may
be that something can be done to check
Its growth. Selfinterest and free competi-
tlon for labor WILL whenever laborers
are abundant, give to the rich the power to
oppross the poor. We cannot legisate to
destroy the motive of self interest, for that
lies at the foundation OF material progress
and our efforts must therefore be directed
to unifying the interests of labor and cap
ital, as far this may be done by the legis-
lature of the state. The present form of
the conflict in our country is between asso-
ciated labor and corporations employing
1T. Il is not sufficient answer to say that
the price OF labor has advanced unless it
can be shown that the profits of labor have
moved pari passU with the profits Of capi-
tai; for in this, as IN other things of
comparative welfare, we must con-
slider the relative improvement. The
standard of comfort rises proportion
ately to the increase of wealth in a country.
Your idea of court of arbitration, !
think, has much to recommend it. The or
ganizatiou OF such court so as to secure
equally the confidence OF both the contend.
ing parties would require both liberalitv
and discretion, and it would be needful that
their decisions should be based on some
thing like cooperative principle of indus
trial partnership, in which the wages of the
employees should be measured by the profits
of the corporation. II in this manner
community OF interest could be established
the welfare and contentment OF both would
seem to be a possible result. With sincere
regard and best wishes for you and yours,
am your friend JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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RIoTESG Nv NEW YOBk
Street Car Employees ano Their Friends
Collide with he Police.

Collide with he Police.
A New York dispatch OF the 10th
says: The street cars on all the lines
in the city except on Eighth and Ninth
Avenues were tied up to-day, and this
afternoon when an effort was made
by the police TO run cars on Third
Avenue a serious riot took place. At
4:3O O'Clock the first of the twenty
five cars they proposed to run over
the line was started out Inspector
Byrnes and four men were on the
platform. At Sixty-fourth Street a
big fellow rushed out. grabbed the
horses by the bits and drew a knife to
cut the reins, but was knocked down
by a policeman and the car went on.
Shortly after 3 another car was started
out, but an immense crowd Of strikers
and their friends surrounded it, as
saultlDg the conductor and driver and
the officers sent out to guard the car.
An immense building, in course Of erec-
ton, afforded an unlimited supply of
bricks and stones, and these were
freely used. Hustled, the conductor,
and Sneak, the driver, were dragged
from the car and numerically beaten.
Both men are insensible ami said to
be dying tonight. The four policemen
were pounded with stones, and in turn
knocked down a striker at every
blow OF their clubs Both sides
to the conflict called for help.
Capts. Mount and Gunner, each
supported by thirty men, came up
hurriedly and faced a mob Of at least
900 strikers. Then q terrific battle
began in earnest and continued until
the police retired to the opposite side
OF the street, formed line and dashed
at the strikers. The scenes following
We're shocking. Policemen went down
under the cyclone of bricks, and stri-
kers went down with crushed skulls.
Blood streamed down the faces OF fifty
men. The policemen were seriously
hurt, while seventy-fve of the mob
were injured. Nine were dubbed and
arrested, and all were identified as
striking employees OF the Third Avenue
Company. Finally the mob moved off
su'lenlv and with fierce oaths for fu-
tu~e y,-s-ance. Twelve thousand
men, with an earning capacity OF S26,-
$40 per day. are idle.