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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-22
ELEGANT RESIDEN G E
BY Auction.
IN FARlIINGDALE.
On Wednesday,, June 80, at IL
o'clock A. M,

on the premises will be sold the residence
of U. t. Stone, which is considered and
allowed to be the most costly and desira-
bic in the county 1t is built of the best
material, by the day. none but the best of
skilled labor being employed.
Pleasantly situated in Farmingdale, On
the river road to Augusta, only about 5
minutes walk from Gardiner and Pittston
bridge, and Gardiner depot. Highly
elevated, commanding beautiful view OF
the Kennebec river and surrounding
country 1t has all the modern improve
ments, heated by steam, and is supplied
by gas and hot and cold water.
A thoroughly built and convenient STA
BILE is also included.
Also at the same time and place the fol-
lowing described articles, and others not
mentioned: ] Chamber Set, Hat Rack,
Extension Table, Side Board, Book Case,
Centre Table, all OF black walnut; 6 Dim
ing Chairs, Hair Mattresses, Rockers,
Fancy Chairs, etc. All of the above
personal property is first-class.
This is an exceptional opportunity to
obtain one of the
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Scm ADVERTISEMENT s.

hYSPEPSIA-Its Nature, Causes, Prevention
- and Cure. By JOHN II. MCALvIN, Lowell,
Mass. II years Tax Collector, Sent free TO any ad
dress. june22dSwfw
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NOW
Is the time to buy your Bicycle
The Popular American Rudge

T. just the wheel you have been wanting. First
: ;, High Grade Machine at nominal price.
ah7 so buys So inch. Beautifully Finished in en-
atnel and nickel, hollow backbone and forks, Ball
b. arings 10 both wheels, long distance tension sad
die and cow. horn handle. bars. Al for sIO7.6O.
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lNGR RENr-Two furnished cottages at SOUR.
rel Island. Good drainage. Apply to FRED
HAMLEN, Augusta, Me. jun7du
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L MOUND white horse with bunch on the
4 forward ankle. The owner can have the same
by calling at BRYANT'S STABLE on the East
Side, and paying charges. julsdSt'
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Wanted.

0NOR SALE-A pair of fiae carriage horses for
IL family use. Inquire of MES X. ID. RICE.
juneI0dtf
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-11
boNAvAws JuMp
A Terrible lea irom the sUspsrsioA
bridge Into >u-Enrs. Two Hundred
Ic-t nrto~

: NIAGARA F,lLs. n. Y, Nov. ..--Iavrcn-s
Donovan, OF New York who reccntiy
jumped rom the BROOKLYN Bridge into Fast
River, jumped from the new suspension
bridge "a little past tho centerl at hv.
minutes before seven this morning His
jump was witncssedb 10y four or ave poruous.
Ae was accompanied by Prof Haley and
Mr.. Drew, reporter OF Buffalo. He made
the jump successfully, a distanco OF ono
hundred and ninety feot lie went -tfaisht
down, feet foremost He came up sonne.
what dazed. but stfnck oct FOR the boat,
in which We're Messrs. Drew mud Hai.,'
was taken In and ~ iinulent. given him He
N not seriously injured. oee rio rs prob-
ably broken and hip IL bruised. lie said
before he got out of tho water that hs
would not jump again for $1,000. 900. Afs
terward he SAID he would jump next sum-
mer for sl,oco He is NJ he Broczol House
with broken r.b. In AN interview ne
says: They say tho bridge l. ll-5 feet high.l
anu after they took me out OF the water Z
found out that the water 10
lower now than u ever was, and the dis
tance from the bridge must te 2iS feet n
WAS terrible jump and wouldn't make
itsgain for the whole Uslts.T States It
was on the Canada cnd OF tue bridge but
pretty near the MIDDLE OF the tiver. 4 had
on my jumping su T. the same | Jumped
from the Brooklyn Bridge in | had nv
coat unhuttoned, 80 that u II bothered mo
in the water could gor out OF IL easy. I'm
sorry tor that now, for ~ ;th- coat had not
spread ont IN tbs mir az 4 WAS going down
would have sttt ck the water square and
would not have brpken my rib. How dd
feeit We'll, its hard TO teii closed
my eyes when | jumped Int I opened
them right away again, hut didn't seem
10 see auy thing. NV elbows wcre close TO
my sides aud / kept my feet together
When i struck the water IL seemed a.
though i would burst TO pieces The
shock wa terrible aud i kept right on
going down TIN IL seemed as " I'd nevor
stop. When / came 20 tho surface ]
struck out with my arms and legs but
4 was dazcd, and | don't know which
way l swan. Tho current kept carry.
in me down, but tho boat got TO me
pretty soon A. soon az they pulled
mo IN, l spit up lot OF blood and
then j tainted dead away" Drs Clark
and Palmer, who examined Donavan on his
arrival in the city found him suffering
from G. tdernble exc ment several
bruises aud abrasion on each of his Oh
bows, made when he stfnck the whter The
fourth RIB ON the left side ,vns found 70 bs
separated from the breast bone, and was at
once bandagcd Both physicians express
the opinion that the Jumper will be around
I'm couple OF days. He says he "a now
ready 20 jump Oft tho Genesseo Falls at
Rochester, who're Sam Patch lost bis life,
aud N he entirely RECEIVERS from this shock
viii swim the Whirlpool Rapids
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EARTH I'REMORs
Particularly Severe in tho Southern
Statea
The Resident. ct coiur,n,.. =. C.. Lsavs
Their Homes.

CnsRiEsroS, =. C., Nov. 6--nuring the
earthquake shock which occurred hero to-
day at twenty six minutes past twelve
o'clock. all of she public schools were la
session. At the most Of th0 white schools
the scholars stood tho shock pretty well.
bat at several of the colorcd schools quito
panic took place. Al tho Bethel Church
Colored School, during tho rush which
was made for tho door three children
were thrown down aud trampled
ups9n, and little girl who jumped
jurcd. In another OF the colorcd schools
several more OF the scholars were injured
10y falling plastering. None OF the injured,
however are fatally hurt The disturb
anco 20 day was very severe at Summer
vile, aud was sharply felt throughout ths
state. Late tclsgrsphic adviccs state that
it was also felt ar far Uouth m Savannah,
and a. FAR north as Lynchhnrg. Az Snvan-
nah there was considerable excitement.
and one or two OF the public schools
narrowly escaped n panic. In this city no
serious damage y reported beyoud tho
cracking OF n few bri wall, and che tutn-
bling down OF few ch muoys. Today's
shock 4 sariously estimated nt from
thity five TO fofty-hvc seconds dufa-
tion. Tho direction of the wavo Was
from south to rth aud tho mo-
up and down aud from side to side. Al
though there has bcen no Interruption TO
business IN consequences of to-day'a disturb
ancc, there IL manifest a worry general
feelinB OF nervousness, much more 40 thnn
was tue case during the shocks OF two
weeks ago. No further shocks to . 80 y. m.
Tho fears felt this afternoon OF n rise ia
the sea level on account OF to-day's shock
coming apparently from the ocean, have
been 10 far without any realization.
COLUMBIA. =. c.. Nov. o A heavy earth
quake shock was experienced In this city az
y 20 = M, rocking buiidingr, knocking
down loose plsstcring aud causing people
10 hco from their houses 10 the middle OF
the street. The shock lasted fully forty
seconds, aud was accompanied hy tho
usual loud roaring and was second only in
enorgy % tho greht qunke Of August 81
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a witness 10 the Haadock demonstration

Sioux CITY, Nov. 5-Jnmes Juhi, Dans,
@as brought fiom Norfolk, Mob, ye.terday y
afternoon ~ witness ia the Baddocs
murder ease. To Marshal sbanlsy. pbo
sent after him, he stated that he was
0ear too scene Of tho murder aud
saw the fatal shot fired. He n So describes
Two men who rushed ust him after
tue shoot ng going across tbs bridge to-
ward tbc brewery, blit he give no nam .s.
The az oruoys for the dcfensl have secured
written statement which thaF decline q,
nake pub .ic, hut they say n Is very sntig-
factory 60 their side ~ the cnss. Junl dli
not object 70 coming 20 sioux City rs
'wns locked up. lt Is not claimed that ho
had any part in the murder.
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The tate Elsciian.

HAsurNGroy, Nov. There can not bs
mad" an accurate liable statement showing
the political divis 0us Of the House Of Rep
resentativcs or tho 80 membcrs Included
n the li.t tho kepubhcnus have i53 mem
beis the Democrats lGf aud the kngnta ~
Labor caNd dates four. This gives ta9
Democrats ear majority ~ twelve
over the Republicans and - majority
~ Fix over all opposition. in ihs
Rhode Island district y Republican uill
~ that tho Republicans will have IJ usstn.
bcra. u must DO borne in mind. however,
that two OF the four Labor cand idates
elected, not more, are Democrats and
y ui 80 into a DemOcfatic eagcus ou the
tiveT
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A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
Five Men Killed or Wounded by Failing
IIInbers at Colnmbus. Ind.

Five Men Killed or wounded by Failing
Tilnbers at Columbus, Ind.
COLUMNS, lND., Nov. IA terrible ac-
oidont occurred here yesterday just a. four
trains on the Jetfersonville, Madison q In
rianHpois road were due, and the plat
form, but few feet from the scene OF tho
accident, was crowded with waiting pas
sengers, who Jaw IL with n chill Of horror
rive men we're putting into place
10 support large watar-ta X. One OF the
guy ropes OF the derrick they were using
Was stretched across the track, and low
enough To he eau ht by the smOkestack Of
ant letting the derrick aud tho timbsrs
fal on the heads OF the FIVE men, killing
AXE Weaver OF this city, crush ny tho
skull OF Milt KobinHon. Of Seymour. nd
seriously in1nring Charles Wbipker, WIN.
Elliott and VIM. Pennison. Robinson W iil
die
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A PrItst Atlnckea hx a Lun,iLn.

PITrsnuHoH, Nov. s-wbile saying mass
this morning Rev. Father Klowter pas
tor OF 81 Phipomena's Catholic Church,
was assnu ted IN tho pulpit hv an insane
bohemian named "A nna Keestrntrom
who walked up beside him aud struck hun
terrible blow bacs Of the eur, and struck
I'm again, knocking him down. Keestra-
rom viii DO sent 90 "a iunatic asylum. R5y.
kIOwter was not seriously Injured
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PACKERS STRIKE.
a Collision between tho Striker,
and tho Polico.
the '-ttcr Unable to Cope With Tw.r,y
Thousand Neu. and Illinois infantry
orIsred TO the scene

CnicAeo, III. Nov. s.--Early this morn
ing crowds OF strikers began TO assemble
at the Stock Yards, and it was very evi-
nent that trouble was shout to Q sue as tho
non-Union men overcoming TO work under
ene protection Of the police As the crowd
lncrcased II became more turbulent. and
toe sight OF a "scab' infamed them rs
REQ rag does mad hull. Assaults on
the non-Union men now became moro
frequent, and tho police had their hands
IutL Oue man wh.ie ON his way 10
Fowior's packing house was intercepted
while crossing n viaduct and thrown
TO the ground beneath. n distance OF thirty
ieet Ibo man was very badly injured
Attcf tnis there wasa general fght between
.oe ponce and the strikers, In which both
received moro or less dnmage Tha police
rad all they could do TO hold the men at
nay and telegrHphed TO tho city FOR rein
4 rctments. The members Of the First and
second Regiments. hnois National Gunrd,
assembled at their srmory this morn ing mt
seven O'Clock in obedience to orders. and
We're transported To the stockyhrds
ferieet quiet rcigned la the yards IA 3
nornng the tracks In the vicinity OF the
bscn,ng bbscn,ng housss beng I'gtroled by tha
wbich congregntcd on tho corners moving
AIVund the outskirts OF the yards gnn -
OF strikers stood NJ the entrances, aud the
men with thor dinner-psiis la their hands
were deprived OF their pals. and in n n,,m.
Ter OF Instances were severely thrashed.
rat Collins aud Mike sullivan were
brought 20 tho Armory Police station dur
ing the morning and charged with assault
About O'Clock Henry Sharp aud VIM.
Oakley passed Thirty-eighth and Laurel
streets on their way TO work at Armouris
crowd OF over 200 attacked the two
workingmon. Oakley was almost killed,
,he ssshilnnts jumping on him and kick
N ffaIsr IsaI
the arrival Of Officers F.nnnignn and Mc.
Sfaw, who drove tho crowd back al no
point of thor ievolvers, the two men
would probably have lost their lives All
were taken before a. Justice and fined s50
10 500 ench.
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AM Emnix Honor n,clInaa.

BosTos, Nov. 7.-Presdsnt Cleveland
has communicated 10 the authorities OF
Harvard College his desire that the degree
o LII. d. should not be conferred upou b m,
and consequently 10 will not bo. The Pres
ident's reasons Tor declining the proposed
Toner are not stated, but IL IL known that
his action has saved the Harvard author
ties from The alternative OF appearing 10
slight the President or OF departing from
the rule not 70 confer degree upon public
men, which was iuaugurhted when General
-; !, y. Butter was inaugurated Governor Of
Massachusetts.
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Rather damp this morning" re-
marked the proprietor Of the boarding
house The other morning. and Fogg,
who was wipin bis face. repiiodi
not only damp. ba, feariul.y wet"
~ did not relnr 10 the towel. ST..
and can wait ore von no longer FOR your
hoard piii to D. litd said ths pro
pgictor nd ii threw a damper on
Eogg humor that Be- did not recover
from in ten minutes. Detroit Fres
Press
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Judge Johnson Reslan,.

COLCwBus. o., Nov 5-Judge johnson
resigned to-day With the following letters
"lnOsrOs. o.. Nov l-fG
"His Exeeliency, ;. Is. FORAKER, Governor
Of Ohio
'DlAn SIR hereby resign fhs ofiira =
Judge ~ She Supreme Court Jf the STATE.
such rcsi gnatiOn - take fleet az fhs enl
of The tnffd quarter fNovsuher gl ~ lns
Juiie.a year, or a. soon thereafter a. my
suceessnr can be quaiilfd VITA Fosyeet,
"Yours truly, W. " JOnNsO'. H
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AN APAcHE's DESPAIR.


Kaxas oirr, Now A. M~aguS. hcAa
chief of tha Ussgrscrhes Ap~chAs. ani ,hir-
teen buck and sqpaw9, p9sscd k4rough hcre
under ru "a today enfofte s,Foft Marion.
Flh white tho parts were going through
Colorado, Niangus Jumped through t,le
car window n.d ran shslr distances before
he s,sas rccaptursd. Then bo tolyfained n
knife and stabbed hlnisa;f IN nAif a DOZEN
places, iuiiictlng Hgt. e'p wounds. Ths
morning ha attacked bis interpreter. stri<-
4 tho mau abaut tlfc head y ith the shack
uTrvar bs ,rsin starle 1 ,aurslis III al
the party rfccut the intrfprgter who ~os
lsft bebind and vii follow to-higit,
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NEw YoRs. Nov. I. Charles a Cramp
came bers< from Phliadrlpha Yesterday
morning aud e 1. sfas-d that he mndo an
agrccusrrt Nsli the fncumat Dynamits
Guu Company by~whtt<h hs Arm viii so
cSpt tho contract offered ny Sccrrtsry
Wnitpey lor OuildJlg tbe dynaw - guu
cruiser that seuNrt~g euthoriE III hitn 20
contract for last winter. The vessel a. -
make twenty knuts an hour and ~ 30
manned with three dynnm 20 fuus capabls
mile once oVsty two nilGntc- IL - 10 cost
not more ,hnn 81, coo. SAonld the veas1i
fail Ia mcct thc-e requirements ~ on cpin-
pletcd Tho confracSpts are To refund t1y
sg0 90 oxpssndad of, jLbg tho G0verumcat.
Bonds 10 tll@t amOuBf mast BE- hei with
Secretary Whitney by the couiraclors be-
fore work a tacun
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c,nin,n ~ ftnrk lnx.

cHrc,oo, Nov, ,A--Captaiu Frai.ls Jov. who
was In charge OF tio train.load of F.uher-
ton special police accused - having ahoS
and killed Tgrrencs Bcgicy ~ tho cio ~
the recent strike of rack ug-hou-s cn,
phlyss, has hecu captured and VIZ tO-,l,s
placed ~ cell ia TING cpunty Jaii - await
the action ~ the grhnd jury An rif0rt
will preh bly be made Tomorrow 10 secnfs
his release on bail
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Jumper ponevs.,, Injuries.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. S--Donovan. who
leHped from tho suspension bridge yester-
day morning, passed restless night, suf-
fering considerable pain from the injury to
his chcst, sustained 10y striking the wnter
diagOnally. Friends who sat up with him
dur pg che night say that he slept hut little,
ana st times moaned a. II In pain. The
physicians say. however, that the danger
TO their patient lies no 80 much IN his ia
Juiies a. TO his liability TO an attack OK
pneumonia or pleur.sy, owing TO his ex-
pVsure in the ICY water
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nnnhle nrnwnlnn

BANGOR, ME., Nov. s-Tbe body OF DR..
Gardner, OF Silver City. n. NJ, was found
IN Pushaw Pond yesterday. He was ab ut
thirty five years old, aud leaves willow
In Silver City. II is supposed another
n an. name unknown, was also drowned as
he went Oh iD Dr. GRrdner's company, and
has not y nee been heard om.
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CscfsNsri, Nov 5.--Frofa iate4t returns
from the electioa. KObua0s. Rersibl can
candidate iDr Secretary % state. " u have
Congress in TIE seventh District has ma
gnrty n three votes. hon. John g. Car
iisIe. iu tne sixth Kentucky District hes a
nnl0rlfg Of 118
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L,bsr 10 oresuizs r., lsss

NEw SVitS. Nov. a---Ias Central Labor
Union Campo gn COMMITTEES met tonight
aud considered ths question forming
permanent political organization. a call
viii issue soon W all districts. f1rdclegatca
20 convention which viii be neld rt "a
carly date. aud at Nblcb IL j. proposed @
form new party hat -hall q ks al actiyp
pprL lu the canvass oI fs53
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OrrtWt. Dsr.. Nov, 5--ti1n. Middleton.
com nander oi the militia Of ibs Dominion
IN be annual report will recommend that
G1tling gums bo pufchrsed 20 supply one to
each iulnntrY chD0i fia Uel ewes after q
thorough study ~ tne American weapon.
t1st 10 could D. made sefvicaabis in tie
bands u the militia
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a Canadian aToar.,p, 4rre.ts..

CHICAGO, Nov IA Montreal spsciai
say John D. iIoko. the peofia enibszxlsng
bank cashier has bc1n arrested hefc yA
Chicago detect ye. Hs vas travelling gpldsr
the Uilss ~ George uggu4 lie Admits
the money slscuiatnE % grain. Witnesses
fro % frorit and extradltion papers ara ex-
pectod bore Friday.
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JoLIEr, It'll, Nov. 4~-Efaslns Nolls, a
noted burglar and tibet, completed MS sec
opd teim at joliet prtssn tais nftern on.
aud was abont - step forth ~ freedom
when he was confronted az tue pii.ou dor
by Cbisf l-aalcr Ot tho reffc Haate. Ind.
police, who arrested p ia or a ssqusifiDu
from The GOV Fnor ~ Indians, wisafe there
arc several old eeerRea against him.
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cOurI .houss wIlh Al 2 oard, 0 s.roYea.

LAScAstra, n, "a. My 4,--Ibc court
house, containing Tho county orl 81 "
burned this morning Tire ORIGIN % the
IRE ia unknown hut Il iis th0nsbt % bnvo
been causod by auseS 1ioion of gus lmna-
diatoiy after wh ch Hgpics burst fluln tho
front door, windo ~ nnd roof al records
and papers were burned Loss on sue buld
ing about 80 COO insiraacs. Slo0J
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Eleven Inches Of Snow.

WLyHsBAEHE, Pa. Nov 2. - The iirss
snow OF the season began falling here &C
noon TO day. The storm was severe aud
lasted three hours. AZ Glen summit. on
the mOunta %, SIX miles from Wllkss-
barre, ~ has been showing all day aud IL
- reported this evening 70 10 eleven inches
deep on the level
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Lookina Aflsr caIeaaa Gown.

CHICAGO, Nov. The authorities bavs
decided 20 examine evory milk producing
animal now kept la the city, whether by
dealers or private individuals n was
stated that already n number Of cows
quartered in the barns and stables OF
wealthy citizens had been found 10 DO ex-
posed 70 disease
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Six wsre Ios,

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. s - The stea NOR
WRnderer arrived Saturday. and reports
having taken "A man named Il ancis Brown
aud boy from tho wreck Of the schooner
hzelda, OF New York. from Mobile Tor
kustan, which fOundrred in a gale October
The captain aud five men, who .tarted
lost
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oREMATED HER ALIVE.
The Atrocious cflmo OF Chicago Di.
vorccd Man.

Cniokoo, Nov. b.--Mrs. John RuEh,on
lives with her husband at No. 2OG Washing
ton street. on tho top floor She was de
vorccd from her former husband, Frederick
Robert, some time ngo, aud kept their
child. Last night Roberts called az her
rooms, demanded that she and his child
leave with him, aud when the woman re-
fused lee threw kerosene oii over hor per-
30 and clothes and sot fire % her. 10
then made his escape. Tho woman ran to
tho floor below and neigbbor succcC icd
IA eXtinguishing tho fire which euvolDpcd
her person. but not until she had been fear.
fully burned about the arms nna body.
Her injuries are thought % bo fatal. Rob
erts has not been cHptured.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. Sin S Of the il4 coun-
It's in Ga State, all so FAR heard from, tho
Democrat plurality on the State ticket is
tt.T9. The Opposit on gains one member
In the Senate. The Democrats gain mem
bers la the House and lose IL, which gives
the opposition a gain Of ..
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GgrrrsBrRo, Pa, Eov. IA Coufederats
monument 70 mark the spot occuoied bv
tho Second Maryland Infantry dufiBk ths
bloody encounter Of July q 1904 arrived
here yeFtefday. y.sand was put In position.
Ilhe monument will be dedi ated N0vefo4
bor 70. lt is th first Confederate fnoni,-
mont ever erected on thls hattLa-A.ld
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The Msakia fallnras-

NV YoEE, Nov 5.--The business failures
occurring throughout che country dufinz
f1a least seveu dafs number f1f t1e InIfef
s.afea ill. and for Cauadn i1. CT a total rf
l-1 as compared with q t1f.a Df 4ll lass
wees ana ~ the week pfeF ons ~ tl8
last. Tao buis 0f csfuall. q letuffIrr fh 3
week are reported from The Sou heru ard
Western State
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StH fHhNcisco. Nov. 7-Chas vs.. Bafe.
ston' one oftbe cashiers Of the Wells arso
Express Co.. has .saapearad. leaving stl
~ uuhcepuuted for On be 110ks is has
1i..si.f since No7emDsr q and b. il.s-
hev-d 20 Do "a hs way ~ lrrafs
va NloLlr .. p. Q. ul. wife ]. In ~. -.
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The Mmhaiisn Not Ln,,.

WASH NOTION, Nov. s-Mr Peter Barrett
Chief Of the Revenue Marine Bureau,
Treasury Department, has just received q
telegram from a. r. Bntemau oi New
York, re orting tho ~ fe arrival Of tho
revenue cutter Manhattan ~ GreeupoinG
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CwciNvArt Nov. The steamer o. d.
Dale, running between Moscow, o aud
this city, exploded = bo Ter near DAYTON.
~. Goo. hsrdesty sud Acy Taylor, deck
hands jumped over board and we're
drowned. Forty passeugers on board -
capped without injury.
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Bulg - Arr !, - claf,t,n,

LoxDos. Nov OHs 20 tse liasaiiss
Minister hes writes. io fie L9ndou Idaes
cor. noudent "a Firnns. apl saingt Mr.
q .ads one lirough tae CORE p0lifcnt 70
aEH faife W. ~ ir hele.l 81 tse irdo
psndeiea ~ Bl.faria
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enforcement Of The suneay law.

La CaOssE, MiCn, Nov. s.-.This city is In
an uprOar ever tie enforcement of tho
sunday Jaws Even telegraph and te.e-
phone cOmpunfce are required % koop
closed from Saturday to Monday.