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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-17

the association is surely deserving Of the
support of our citizens.
The johnson House opened new register
Thursday and ehristened IL with good list
of guests. Mr.. Johnssa 10 popular land
lord.
Wallace 4 Co.'S Mulioons Picnic Co. are
billed for johnson Hail. Thursday evening.
Nov. 2s.
The schooner City of Augusta, Capt Mea-
der. which has been al the Haynes DsWiu
houses loading with ice for Philadelphis,
cleared yesterday
A fne speciaen of blue heron 10 exhib-
isei in froat of j, c. Morrissn's store. II 10
All unusually large Que, measuring six feet
from tip to Tip of the wings and will be sent
TO a taxldermi-t in Portland where it 10 10 BE-
set up.
The daughter Of Mr. II. c. Smith, Tre-
mont street, died "Wednesday Of diphtherit
The sociabls. supper and entertainment
given a, the Me,ho list ve.try Thursday ev-
ening VAS very pleasant one notwithstand-
ing the stormy weather.
Mr.. ID. r Marston former proprietor OF
the hotel Ia Randolph, has purchased the
Glvhlen house Ia tue rear Of the hotel. Mr..
Msrs,oo has heen residing In wiilimantio,
Mass. for some time but has returned 10 his
Old home.
MIR. W. y. S,uiley returned from New
York Thursday morning with large assort-
ment of ladies' and misses cloaks. Mr..
Studley also purchased quite a large line Of
holiia, goods.
Mr.. A W. McCausland, agent for the
Oakland Mig Co, is building . corduroy
read from the Gray wharf TO Csuseway st.
This is great improvement as the road has
been nearly imI,assable heretofore.
The memhers of the Athletic Association
of this city are talking up q fair to be held
at future date for the purpose of raising
money Ia start base ball fund. Mr.. j. G.
Morrison is chairman of the ,mmittee hav-
ing the matter in charge aud informs us that
the affair will be doomed. Gardiner has
many firm admirers of the national game and
II the fair is held II will undoubtedly meet
with prime success.
Mrs. + A. Brown of Randolph left yes
tcrday morning for Fairfield here she will
visit relatives and friends.
VIM I. Hs |, Jr.. of Richmond WAS reg
i.tered the Evans House yesterday.
Thursday night was the concluding night
of the iair AT Randolph and in spite Of the
disagreeahle wea her quite good number
was preseut. The entertainment was ex-
eeilent, especially the piano playing of Ellie
Searles of Randolph. Mr. Searles is a young
musician but his playing was very fne and
would compare favorsbly with many
more experienced pianists. The net re-
ceipts will be about $50. Great credit 10
due the various committees having the fair
in charge aud to them is Target, due its sue
cess.
Messrs. L. II. Holmes and A. NJ. Spear
who ha'e been in Lewiston on usiness re-
turn today.
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I KERRY COUNTY FARMERS
GiHs Interesting Testimony Before th
Parnell Commission.
An Exciting Scene Upsets the Dignity
OF the Court.

LONDON, Nov. l6.
Pat Sullivan, farmer, of County Kerry,
testified before the commits ioners today
that in June, 1854. = man came 10
his ooor. called him cut aud shot him with a
re oliver. He did not connect the shooting
With any member Of the league. Attorney
General Webster asked, since you came
here today have you spoken to either of the
Messrs lIsrrinxtoni
Both Timothy and Edward Harrington de-
MED ever having seen the witness before and
protested against dragging in their names.
Justice HsDnen ehided the llarringtons for
and an exciting scene followed.
Justice Hannen said that the court al
journ. We must maintain decorum-" The
Judges were absent ten minutes. When
they returned 10 their places Harrington i'm
mediatel' said that be meant no disrespect
10 he court
Justice Hannen. respond, d, "all persons
alike must obey the directions of the court.
| am glad 10 receive your statement" TAX
ing Ut evidence vas then resumed.
Giles Rex another Kerry farmer, testified
that disguised men came to his house. blind
fohiei his wife and cut of one off her ears.
Adjourned.
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MAINE BREvIrIES.

Two men were killed while on the pilot of
an engine which left the Canadian Pacific
track at Madunkenuk stream Friday.
A young lady working for the Auburn
Paper Box Company, had her hair caught in
the cogs of paper cutting machine the
other day, and nothing but the presence OF
mind of one of the employees, who reversed
he machinery, prevented her scalp being
torn from her head.
1t is reported that Mr.. Charles A. Nc
Cullough, of the firm of Mccullough 4 TAFT,
Calais. has been appointed n member of
Gov. Marbles staff. wiki the rank of major,
to ill vacancy during the balance of the
present governors administration.
MIR. Todd of Calais, owner of the stallion
Lumps and other go, d ones, has sold to one
OF the leading breeders of kentucky a
; months old filly by Paneoas;, out Of Belle
Gould 2l9) for $1,000.
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HER DEBUT.
MIa T p Lowell Makes Her First Az
peaIance as a PIima Donna

BosroS, Nov. lG.
Mrs T. L. Lowell wife of one of the
members of the hrm OF John 4. Lowell Arms
Co, of this city well known in Northern
New England made her debut as prima don
ma in Association Hall this evening before a
large audience. The programme contained
airs from La Trsviata. Semiramidi and other
operas.
Mrs Loveils clear pure, fscile voice and
execution were enthusiastically praised
rhe stage was loaded with flowers in her
honor. Miss Fillsysou, contrato, Mr.. De-
Seve, violnisi, QUO Bendix, pianist and
Signor Rotoli assisted in the programme,
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GARDINER.

Me,srs. Chas. T.. Clark and o. NJ. Blan-
ehard spent the day in the country foH-huot-
ing yesterday. .f5--,a
4. F. Little is having big sale, on. his
ladies' work tables. -
Qaite a crew of men were at work on the
streets yesterday CLEARING them from the
mud.
Mr.Edmund Batchelder. who had q shock
Of paralysis last ~eek is quite low and doubts
are entertained as to his recovery.
The third anniversary OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
is to be held in the Mrtho.ii-t church To-
morros evening. The exercises viii be VI
especial interest, consisting Of music by the
Me,hydi,t chor and ai.Iress,s by sever i
gentlemen conversaHt with the work Of the
association. The churches have been in.
vited " join in the exercises and will un
doubtediy do 80. Pledges Of money will b'
called for u carry on the work of the as
sociHrion for the coming year and 1t u hope
that generous amount can be secured, q
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BONFIELD IS ALL WRONG
There will be No Uprising OF the Anar-
chists in Anne rica.

New YORK, Nov. Ii
II see" said Captain Mccullough of the
fourteen h precinct - hat Inspector Bonfeld
of Chicago says there is going TO be grand
uprising of anarchists in New York on the
l4th of July next. With all due respect to
Inspector Bonfeld, beg To differ with him
There wont be any uprising IN New York,
You can rest assured of that"
People who know Inspector Bonield say
that he is apt 10 go of half cooked, and it is
the general opinion that he is needlessly SEN
sational John Most continues to write fiery
editorials in his Freiheit, and sometime, he
makes a blatant speech. lie does 1t because
it pays him we'll and he is careful to keep
within the Law. Justus Schwab has accu-
mulated big roll of government bonds and
says he is private citizen. The societies
hold their meetings and resolve regularly
that the world is all wrong. Then they go
and driak beer. The police say that people
need not lose any sleep over Bontield's pre-
iiction. The anarchists will be looked af-
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-17

The Bath Times rec)ris that on Thursday
Nov. sth, the last straw berry blossom was
picked from the grass alongside the carriage
track OF Western Avenue.
Very little cream is received at the Fo t
Fairfield bu ter factory now. Only about
AT present.
The potato market is in a bad condition.
Boston market is uurdened with poorly
assorted rotting potatoes from New YORK.
While our Hebron and Rose are arriving there
Ivltlug badly, with bitter taste that is greatly
mi urIng the sale OF them. Buyers are not,
anxIous Tor them at pr, sent prices. Hebrons
20 cents Rose, % cents per barrel.-Aroos-
took Republican, CdriLoU, Nor IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-17

Lawier and Zeoulon Bearse, vice presidents
Edwin Irwin. seer. tsry; Lewis LA~ier, gen
erzl az mt; Joseph Hunter, treasurer.
The launching of the ave masted schooner
at Waifoboro has 1een postponed and will
probably occur Saturday. Dec. ls,. unless a
very cold snap should intervene. The schoon-
er viii then be all ready for sea- Work is
progressing rapidly during the good weather.
AachinisIs from Eiszrd Kendall Sons
Cambridge port, are putting in boiler and en-
CINE
The first real snow storm of the season
visited Aroostook county Thursday night,
Nov :. FRIDAY morning snow covered the
ground to ihe depth of three or four inches,
and the beautiful continued TO fall durng
the day until noon, when it changed To rain
fhe nrst sleigh of the season made its sp-
pearanee on the streets Friday forenoon
S4rarisy and Saturday night rain fell in
torrents, Sunday the sun made an attempt to
get out and the mud VAS something won
derful 10 behold" out Monday morning il
vas frozen hard.
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night show the delegation Stands 10 demo-
Gratis, republicans. democratic gain of 4
in the lst sIh, lth and 18th districts. Fol-
lowing are the Official pluralites FIrst dis
Iriet, Parrett, dem. over Posey, rep, plural
lty of 20. Second district, D'Neill
dem. over Brsxten. rep, II $50.
third district, Brown, dem, over ssyles,
rep, SO1i; fourth district. HolmSn. dem
over Wilson, rep. 73s; fifth distri;t, Cooper
dem over Duncan. Rep, 7o+, sixth dis
trIct. Brown, rep over Morris, dem, s322
seventh district, byHum. dem, over Chan
dle-, rep l127; eighth distract. Brookshire,
dem, o'er Johnsoa. rep 81; ninth district,
Chealle, rep. over MeCsbe, dem, 4450;
te nth district, O~en, rep, over Zimmerman,
iem llJS; eleyeath district. Martin. dem,
over -. eie, rep, +a5; t~elfth district. Me-
Jleilaa rsui., over White, rep, ll,lil;
thirteenth asstv1ct shistiy, dem, over
hoynes, rep a55.
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STATE NEWS.

Lirermore Falls.

0
A'ee'"o'e 'd"s'
Mr. Alonzo Bumpus, one Of Livermore's
most enterprising citizens, while stepping
rom his carriage recently fell and very
badly injured his knee, which injury the
doctors pronounce worse than broken leg.
Du",p"s ~"e awake republican
ana greatly regretted his inability to be on
an the li,h INST "a Ham Srnsa,s, ." III. ~
Portland Ia pnrc,ase an ad,;,;on 10 ri.
stock ii il ,bouyb, tba, the t.l.nhona 20
GENTLY pu, in eonnee,ing with the Tew,.,on
central oiBce will nrnya . na,ioa inya.,,nan,
r \ Richmond ~ ,hs Richrand 80
turning mill who v.s i,ia,ad ~. No.
thrown from hi. earrray. a, ph,ii,,. tws
wecksayo il AHA to h. an ,ha s,raa, "a
vet Ia his bn.ine.. Win ,h, No.. 90 go.
During the street n.y,de Ia., r,ah, ~.
houses of a number of our democrats
friends were AS dark ms n coal cellar In,
then. that dill no harm as we hal nlen,v ~
lights of our own which We n,onose 70 Iaen
trimmed and burning. NOT onl, fouy vesrs.
but number OF such periols..Tbe boJv of
Frank Burger. the boy killed Man law .f,.r.
noon by the train will be pIaced In the tomb
today and he remoy.d IN New v ~ nj.
former home. In the spring --ur' Fo.tey.
the engineer has run on the road about n
years, aud this is lis first acci Ient ~ that
kind No blame In This case conld hs
placed on him or the road s. 4 Iooki,n,.
tne new residence will be re,dy for occu.
pancy in a few The large residence
of c. Il Loriup sn,erin,aoJen, ~ m. lin
bagog pulp works. is nearing comule,ion,
-sK,x.v., Fl
0okyond
ne p,aAe a''a bia'sneli oiock, tne largest
s " s yaAni"a eAcep. 'ne paviiion 10 IN
an ,h, tnsar a., y. .onp IN, m ,e'on. one s'oie
- nv, VI" oe oec"P'en ny a.
"a'"' hq- u'Aie, III poo's ana snoes' mats,
l,l"s a'i ,,, '.a'y n'a'e cio'hins' Ibe othef
'.o'e N''i oe oeaup'eu oy the owners as
nlsIe ola,. srnn, '''us un, 60 . 70 nave
pa., il, oer o;,,a. r.. NV seeonu 70 'ne
,ns ' s", :" our e,'eL,ne PASSENGER tram on
ne, 'ns Somerset pi,' naisay WI run ior the first
,ance of thirty mil . an Thsan.ai.;;.. r as
Va my "i" y" ihahkssi'ing Day
bAlla,ted The u.LI,ad es,.,h,;ao r,s r,.ss
vim IN .ir ,orcho. ana ~. h,.J"1
.ud G,Iman's u,Lisna M onk
| r;.c,. - -, a.. ~. ,,r..
,nson ~, r,,n,.,., s, .rs No1,n
go, he p'nc'p'e
h pAisu'u n''~"ns,anning the
radc n snmp,ooa. ,ens., n,ov,dad s he
good people of Nortb A,.an w.. n.,,.. ~. ~.
:, Ca,r.h,s.'', III, Ps'Asn
hv Co",oa w "a" @a.,s, seens' ~e,e made
a. ou u"k ~ VsaMnd ana
h.,a,' a, go, h.,, - nas s"ays
IN H. AZ ,,,,'s ~ "lo,e' iree .rane ana
.,aad IA a,,..a n. "sn ne couin
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AN EXPLODING CANNON
Causes the Death of Two Young Men
Exploits of Forger Smith


WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. l6.
Frank Murphy inquired by the exploding
of a cannon at the Harrison celebration at
Koxbury is dead, AMI the other young man,
Wm. Mervin is dying.
Frank C.. SIN III, the forger was taken to
New York today. He i. charged with for
gIng the name of R.v. Mr.. Platt Brooklyn
minister. lie is wanted in New York Tor
the same offence. II has leaked out that
smith has been forging checks On the treas
urer OF the prohibIuon national committee
tor various amounts.
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AFTER THIRTY ONE YEARS
Iowa Democrats Secure the Election OF
their Candidate.


)Es MogNEs, Ia, Nov. l6.
The official returns by the Secretary of
State to-day settles the closest election con-
test in the history of Iowa. Out of total
vote of over four hundred thousand Peter
A Day dem, has about five hundred ma jori-
ty over John Aahin. rep, candidates for
railro III commissioner. The other republi-
can candidates, Smith and Campbell, have
large m prites Ii is thirty one years since
democra, has been elected TO any State
office in Iowa
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Mugwump Whispering.
Bangor Wing

One of the funny ouicomes of the election
is the tremendous efforts of the Boston Her
aid TO demonstrate that the mugvu jumps still
constitute an important factor in our politics.
The lung ,wer of the mug~ump is phenom-
nal, but " hen it comes to question of
votes his one striking charscteristi, counts
for nothing. They have run their race and
now drop into richly merited obscurity.
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THEY FAVOR PowDEaLY.
semb. y-NewspApeI Men Declared
Eligible.
I>pIAxAPoLls, Nov. i6

Committee work occupied large portion
of the Tune VI the general assembly knights
OF Labor. there seems 10 be general teel-
ing Ia favor os tie reelection ot fowdvrl,.
Ihe committee on appeals and grieval ces
reported the p. otesI or ID. A s5 agalns the
organization of National District Assembl,
zZo, the report being favorable To the latte r.
A special committee to look after the eight
hour law was appointed The proposiuon
that ne spaper men be made Ineligible To
membership was defea ed.
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PROPERTY QUALIFICATION.
The Votes Which Abolished 1t in
Rhode Island.


NEW YORK. Nov. l6.
Today the governor, secretary of State
and attorney general officially counted the
votes east last April on the BJurn amend
ment to the constitution. The amendment
enfrsnchises every male citizen of the State
of the age Of q who had a residence aud
home in the State two years and ia the town
or city in which he may offer to vote SIX
months next preceding the time of voting. 1t
sboli.hes properly qualification for voting
for general Offices, The amendment ha.
a majority of over three tflhs af the total
vote necessary for its adoption.
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The Penalty OF Vanity.

About year ago one Of the most lovely
girls in the State lived at 40 Orange avenue.
Chicago. pair OF large, liquid blue eyes
set III a face that would put any picture To
shame. and her form was simply perfect
But she had one fault and that fault has
proved her undoing, 1t is called vanity
She fairly worshipped her own eyes and did
ever, Thing in her power to make them more
btanIiiul than they were. She used numer
Gus drugs before she found what she wanted
This last drug naie her eyes sparkle like
diamonds. and she used it TO such all extent
that her right eye began to shrivel.
The right eye was taken out some time
ago and she has lost all sight of the left, and
viii be blind for life. 1t is one of The sad
dest cases ever brought to light.
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lnankssvins a1d Thanksgiving turkey Al.
ways go together. We have alwsys main
tanned that our Quaker and New Tsris
ranges are the bcsE bakers in the market ~
10 prove our assertion we shah give an order
on our markstman for an eight pound tar
key with svery range we sell from nov un-
al the 18th Of November. and In roasting
the biri you will test the bsking qusli,iss Of
the range. Respectfully.
THs ArKrssox HorsE FuRxIsHfxs Co.,
} Corner Pearl and Middle Sts., Portland, or
At our branch stores
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FOREIGN INTELLICENCE.
AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
A Belgian Steamer Fond Loaded With
400 Slaves

ZANZIBAR, Nov lG.
British officers boarded the Belgian
.tesmer Brabo off the coast today aud found
she vas carry iag 400 slaves destnei for
cargo. The Brit sh took away two slaves
who swore they were forcibiy Kidnapped ana
ALLOW ed the vessel TO proceed. The incident
has caused scandal, it having been found
that arrange ments for the traffic were made
through a former Belgian consul.
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JULIA WARD HOWE
Is Re elected President Of the womans
Congress

DETROIT, Nov. IL,
At the last session of the ~oman's congress
this morning, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was
reelected president and twenty-five vice pres
dents were selected from the ysriou, States
represented. Gertrude X, Easily of Dela-
~are, was elected secretary. Henrietta l.. T
" Wolcott of Massachusetts. treasurer. Sophia
Curtiss Hoffman of New York. sni Mrs G..
f. Pierce of Pennsylyania, au iitors, and %
iirechrs.
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WALKING THE BRIDGE
Three GIrls are Run Down by a Train.


CRCLEvILLE, O.. Nov. Is.
Three young girls, Mamie Tam, Allie
Redman and Emma NickiHs, while passing
over the canal bridge yesterday, were caught
ny train of cars On the Cincinnati & Miami
Valley road Miss Tam suffered the loss
of leg and died last evening. Allie Red
man was horribly msngled and died instantly
The Nickeus girl jumped, alighting upon a
stringer of the bridge, where she lay until
the train had passed.
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False Erophs ts.

Even Kansas with its republican minority
of more than 50 90 was one of the states
which the rainbow chasing correspondents of
the New York democratic papers a fortnight
ago put down in the doubtful column. There
have been few campaigns in our history in
which the prediction ..claims" of the de-
feated party we're so wofuliy discredited by
the actual reeults.-Bostcn Journal.
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Arrived FROM HAVANA.
A Young Woman Sick With Black
vomit at New YORK Hospital.


NEW YoRK Nov. l6.
Ayoung woman, Flora Schmidt arrived from
Havana Thursday by the steamer Manhattan
aud was taken 10 the reception hospital toda,
aud quaranttn.d. She is suffering from
what appears 10 be yellow fever. She has
black vomit and is dsllrIous The lodging
house where she was stopping is being
tumgated.
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OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
To be the Fate OF 5000 Men in Order
that Poor and Rich Shall Pay Higher
for Coal.


PIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 10.
The river coal operators have called
meeting for next Tuesday TO consider the
of restricting the production by
shutting down all the coal mines along the
Monongahela river, No doubt all the opera
tors will agree to suspend definitely. as the
selling price of coal is as low as in CinciG-
matt aud southern ports. The suspension
will throw SIX thousand men out of employ
ment.
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Mrs. Pscrxille Plante, mother Of Rev. Fr.
Plante is severely i'll at the residence of her
son in this city. Mrs. Plante is 70 years of
age and the mother Of fourteen children. of
which FIR. Plante is the twelfth. Prayers
for her recovery were offered at the Catholic
church last Sunday. Her eldest daughter is
expected to arrive today.
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The Mayors Message we be mar.
doned for requesting the Mayor 70 incorporat.
IN his next message the fact that mapv ~
our most prominent citizens have been cured
o rheumatism, neuralgia and kindred com.
plants by Salvation Oil, and TO recommend
this valuable medicine. W.
1t must be good, for everybody recon-
mends Il. We mean DIR. Buli's Cough g.
u2.,@ Price % cents 'sr
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Regards II Settled.

sLAFAYEIrE, Ind. Nov. Is.
The secretary OF the national committee Is
here today on private business. He de-
nounces ss false the story telegrsphed yes
terdxy, that he had been summoned to New
York 20 see about q mistake in the couat.
He regards the election as settled.
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Ty9ar ET0rt.
She Cons. nt.d.

lrfOm fuck.)
She stood upon the platform scale.
Her lover b, h side;
Her dimpled checks were rosy red;
He murmured: "Be my BRIDE"
wi h downcast eye and faltering hand.
Loves summons to obey,
She placed nickel in the slo,
Aud gave herself weigh.
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Fall River Spinners To Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. l6.
Spinners at the Robeson n i'll have notified
the manufacturers aud the Board of Trade
of their intention to quit work tomorrow
afternoon, owing to dissatisfaction over the
advance of wages agreed upon when the new
schedule was adapted last winter.
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TwENTY-TaREE THOUSAND
Said to be the Modest Sum Which
Caused an ex- Tax Collectors Exit.

LYNN, Mass. Nov. l6.
The fact now seems quite apparent that in
the case of Warren Z. Clapp, ex tax collect
or of Ssugu,, who is supposed to be in Can
ala, that there is shortage of s23 900.
This is the report of the auditors who exam
ined his books. 1t is said he transferred his
property before his sudden departure.
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The Cold Waves Record.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 16
The crest of the cold wave passed over the
northwest today and left the following rec
0rds Duluth, IL above; st Paul, l6:
Moorehead, 6; st. Vincent, 2; Bismarck, Il ;
Fort Custer, Mont, 2, Winnipeg, zero
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GILT EDGED rROrTERS.
The Largest Sale Ever Made to One
Man Goes to w r. Allen.


STONY FORD, n. Y. Nov. 10.
Wm. Russell A,len of Pitts ield, Mass,
TO-DAY bought OF Charles Backmsn. 10 head
OF gilt edged trotting stock for S44 lOJ.
I his Is the largest sale ever made To one
man. Allen has secured = SON and daughter
aud two grsnddaught.rs of the famous Green
Mountain Maid, daughter of the sister OF
Guy (record 2 l2) aud sou of a sister of
dexter, q Il ~ and Dictator sire of Jay
EXn- See z 10