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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Losel aAs several hrms Who prepare
W sci Proprietary Medicines and u ns
proved great benefit % the city. WIZ
saeno, halue ant especially oxford Coan-
oauf lp an enterprise shich sill osue-
asA No better rVmedy exists than
of0sn.s iustAn, Relief % which The Nor
-y Medicine Co. are the pfOpristors.
Lasir sales are rapidly increasing aud
osfy oue shO "a interested In the pros
psfll of Oxford County sh0alt assist In
'''s.iing ,Asir goois.
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Roxbury Pond.

BENJAMIN u Mitchell is TO raise his barn
frsme this week.
WI. Jenns Il running lines Tor c. 4.
Bartlett and Others.
TIE dam nuisance on the meadow u un'
.haied.
william o. Mitchell Is framing d. ID.
Mtchsl's barn.
Mrs.. A. W. Taylor 10 quite III.
Maria r. imunds returns from Paris THIS
week.
"Msyor~ Rlmsey's poplar {. running
down the inlet.
&c Reed has Jet bis farm 10 ]. A. Reed.
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All Kinds of Printing at this office.
ro n, noaot.sI. na I'd q claalI C1AaI.,I.B.

To tn HOaOfsbls o. 81 81 4 baatY C1hnissisn.
ere Of OGilri CJantT.
The uaiersigaei, .elesim@a ~ the Town of
AibA1y, petlti0a, thai palm. nee ifstf an COO
vs6ienoe sqifes that Comfy rDti b. ctist
a. Albsar Corner, con nsarink spata % Ins'ief
Aspiasalfs 81 Al elm tee, a "a figk nsar the
scheol use, Aat . chsaxs - ths l0es zoe Of "a
rosi lsstias TO n the rosa h11ss 20 u fhel cln.
ulef c.ns sJaih Sfthe sAnt Hdi o. u takhtn's
4 .afnE o. a. Iashtn's hss.s Alec .oh ,axs ga
sdi f0.d. sonm 'asins 81 tie q I'D bssrt o.
ffafk Emery', tsn All catiaf usW bffcf n
klnbdl's, ani msss sch pt.cDnaaaalces ~
IN ~ sesm proper All o. 10 dniJ bJaaf vii ever
patel at AIbtsv. Nav. 81 Nd lsss
GkO " REcki.ER.l sslsc'm "a
LEWIS a. SAWS. a
e. o. fERSALp. Alnsny
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Summer.

The snow has fied and the ice has len
the pond. ,,,
We had q thunder shower April 30ih.
Melville Beckler 10 teaching the school In
Dist. 40. 3 10 Hartford.
The farmers are beginning TO roll NJ
their sleeves, aud wade In, a. the saying
A. Pro. DUHESHURr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

wn,nE Perkins hss len ne Paris
NJ 60. uhere NJ hks hecn painting. an
4. IL. rfe9trei % 40 hoasc Phnting Al
p. air. S1lih Paris ~ N1rsay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Nisg0NaEY.- Rev ). 5. York, Who hss
h1rf,t trrrs summers A. q nlsss .onary
ir Utf1rf 60 "a hevn a. sufk curing
90 w.risr .u n ,o.s River region. Tie hNs
s-sr k.rf.v received ~ msn In The loggirg
carp. as hy Ne lApofvrs on ne Canadian
P.l.e. r. r. Thf0aga 40 Interpreter De
"a preached O. tae Italians. H. Work
tasfe as nrrr amlng class Who usaAly
atvs hsf n1taing t1ne flr them.
NJ NofksIl commence work In oh-
f-f GA. A. 100 A. thc roAis Az 10 prop :
C1u1r.r. a1i ~, take the sane places IN
30 f.1is a. he 90 at season.
A. o. Fur. Con on Mlss.ors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

o.-st, tas storm as, Saturday W.
" y.rrsr postponed a. sacuou sale OF
80. earr.ag-.. etc, % nsNi saturday
49,. fIfh Irst
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Rnniford.

wsrdweII snsOaness that on &C :.
eou,, 81 the storm bis auction sac
Icrrpsd an,ll wednesday, May is'n' !" ~
O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

IS Aairevs hts moved ifom Nrs
Ns.1r's hact o. Ms has a. ne corner OF
mod al rremnnt Str-ets
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II TT n TIT
GaarruN. MAY llth.
usrry lena, vas drosnet iast aight
utHe ..1.r.re nss On Csmrrifge River.
Hs ~ssararv- of Prlncs EfsNft'. leland.
H. Hf.t1er started Coz hone viih The -
r-a.ra al nr-n
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c,,sot G.fdnsr. Re ofBaeGnslt, vas
m tosu TaursdAy.
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IN. warn,a. OF soa,a Paris, va. At
,ss III FriiI'
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N.N.s Msn,n returned RON Port
i,rf AL rhufstAy.
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r,.rsw.I "a oani meeting Tassiay
-, ,rfafsl aite1iAnce Il desired
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A.. $ Aas,in. VITA Mlss Eva and
49,. returned from B1sion AT vesk.
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n,ru,y sheriff Basss,i, Of Norway, vas
q, ,osn Friisy.
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NO mayer /. spending a week in
Portland
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p, r,,i msesins hss been pa 10 work,
,.'-.-r hrre sni Souih Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

rssunmer tern % school bsgsn M1n.
t,v morning. Nav it'h Miss 0sriruie
; 80. as cstrge oftas grammar school,
,,fN.s Sale EAtou. % Wilton, ihe pr
~.rr frrartmfut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

prsr-psis ct1sss ispravvd hl'of. Shica
lr trr. ff c's every organ art functi'u
90 tte hofy A. remedy for these
tr.l-.rs roth.ng can spqfoach Ayers
StrsararUA NJ vltsnrcs he blood,
s'frrE trfrs fhs stomach. art corrects AZ
tsrrfrrs nfths liver ard 4 treys.
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D.-g,v Sssrr J,hn W. Chsdbourns, o.
o,f,,t. -As in tosu lAst Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

NIL burned AZ hlleA4.
Tas u. of llsstiugs a Locks, on Wld
hvtr 81 rsf. 80 uurusd ru~.fAy uigtt
Llss 3. su. .usur,i Coz =. 90.
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Another Murder.
,toro,r~Olr rr.E. ur NuEDErrR

aSor rEAEs rIr NuEDEHEE
Wtu Ksur.sior, tgsd a years = re-
srsctsi afmsf living In North Boothhay.
- Uuffsftd "Wednesday night oy
Lev. Yn Ql.mry Mr hcnuiston and
tss'r see saksrci from sleep ~ TIE
srtfslcs ~ ne mlrierer, vho used
trarY .rns p.n. q kri'e ant pistol A. Dis
-sanurs Hs once struck Mr. ksnniston
t-, go eos .ign Der. aui she droPPed De-
t.,i tas hei 3D. ggt ogt ~ The Say, and a.
-, A. possible escaP~i and gave ne
LUu.
>l.gc.1u Va directed . ne yoang
Ear Lesv .yu Ql.mhY, sho hAi Sofkvi
if a. kenr sion. snf IN h1rv BAL
frilfsrla. search ~as promptly negun,
az .lury ~as cspiarci a. SJn.so no,
&C. t-1t morning he undertook -
ssraq- ari oue ~ hIs p1rsaef. nrr'i three
sAlts a. a.n. oriy one 20 sh.ca hii him.
IL .-rciIng q scalp soaud. Upon be-
i-g ara grti before Ilstice ofthe pesee,
:, 7raf guilty., aHi wAs conmittcd 10
Ws-ssssi itL
t. motive % The Seed ~ss probably
plrv r-veuge rouug Qaimoy hAs served
aisfu ll ne reform sclOol. AL IL hari
caarariFr lle has hen knosn % thrrai'
Eel t1st bel sou,f siI Mr. K.unlston.
sace e afrtsf Qlinny hNs confessed
80 80 ths stow 10 the crime his OF c.
50 auisf sh.ca ths resistance OF MI.
A-ln.silu prevented as getting.
ANars regiment has The melancholy
ilrlf ~ tsv.rg lost more msn In battle
lan anr other re- nent ~ The luiou army
clrug d. Clvl Sar. THIS vas ne lst
Mac hssvy srtIusfy. which out % 2.2Ql
t1fl 81 asi as allied OF MORALLY wound
81 NIism D. Fux. in ths Currsnt Cen
ilfI usgatIrs. presents an Interesting sia.
~ of the chances 20 being bic In battle, snd
te -lis Oh. iscts % b. a. lst stated. The
isgiuFut thst sustained the next hsaviest
1850. so he .th NsW York heavy Afiil-
lr'Y. Us bOdys fOl 20 allied ioots up
81 Tas lu'auuy regiment that suffered
n1st "a The sih M Hampshire. which
ost 20 TIE 1t Maine cavalry bead. ne
- 10 thst an 10 ne service, With ID OF
lcsrs AT li9 men ALLIED TIE total num-
- o' sristmsnts dafing The var SA-
- 80 10 roanf uum'srs, ant TIE total
hlmosf allied 80 ilO.O1O, or Aoout per
cent NJ. FCx fnds that twice a. many
sli'sfs tisd from tisesss a. ron Soands'
Ia Fiss " these facts complied from me
government records aDd considering ne
.sosin Of TIE var, The namosr Of battles
- possr sud precision % arms and tae
aAolni o. meta thrown. u appears thai
ian al q good chance % going throogh .
laite, even throagh The var. without ne-
soming food for powder. The wonder u
DAT lsrger proportional uumoer were not
allied
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IIiI.ipE CTHETTgI

,...-..f.-. ~ ne uuisffe Cemetery Cor
1900 HrII af frr Wunuarf ilrIsr. on tne
~ tsr ~ Nar lasL 30 fnilnring resniutlnn
= .sss.f arf HrIrrsai a. tr aureai On tnf
r.-..-ta e. Isnrii IN 3D. utfsfl hrrnfr.fti
$50 fra ffra WNnnfnsi uamiIn, 90
49,. - .t.nrafaal fhr suHn uf tfrre hlnlrssi
- - e. 49, Auna urnrn nss fuua'esi tnH
49,. ralr rIr.frr.f anf furuN rFu tnIlafs
fr... rf.r.usH nf ruu1inga fUcrINiaE tomb
a. krerrE 49, cr1nriery in rspslf lneir
ra.-r-L That - fne mrmhers ~ al
80 FrrrrF fan.irf Que s.r0rre thanks
ts. fHrrrs Inr their rrarruus an Timely
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49, sol. uHrrar. No. n Andrvss,
HssIar.r hInrsL Me- itsirn Paris,
fl Mar MsrnIr
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i HnSES H y h hass'S ~. So

Rvfhs tiriness % : r. Garter, E.q.,
u.a-s urr'shst usa, folder contaialng
- f.uv.rg Invitation
.r K..--ffns.. I've
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-23
CONDENSED TELEoKANs.

w r. Coleman < co. i said 70 he
aide to pay their debts dollar for dollar.
General Sheridan IL reported -
riousiy ID al his home In Waskiukt0n.
One whis. Iman and two negroes Hefu
hanged nj f,reenyilfs, Missisdp71, -
Tuesday. 70 ayenge fhfes hofy1nee
crimes
A brakeman named ]. v. Bs0xn wzs
Killed while walking on tho top of
freight train. nesr Szer4sBsntS, on
Tuesday evening.
The reJ,ortesi hostiisfses among <frt>s
railway con- rsnfrs IN Los Anxvlcs.
California. turns nBtso be hugs je9.
The kilograms and scare uss'ses rere
all hs,ezis.
A collision occurred on Tne-lxy b.
tween : PASSENGER and . freight ram
twenty saiiss frcns Baresiosaa- Ihsre
Tsrsons sere Killed aEd fSfty-rsx IN
iured, several of eloEa h2ae difsi.
Sosi~te- fneefing+ of TsykinsusH
have bern h1sd ts7Fossisss fsefsnsny
ard stsskes sre sssses ing At siay-
ensa atsd Hasssisfrw co.Hssaa9s kasc &C.
CARED s-sf~een the stFskess and fsliiexs.
Tsse se finsnassl tssssit 9lFtn % 7ars-
t~f M'nflss a sie ssfslsfaGs syss'rA
isasse. sss Y Naetfzw ~ IT.
DIES - iainae ses fsss Y $3.50 =
sssxfs Il see - sfss ssz ssss p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-23
THE MErHopIsTs.
Great Interest Manifested in the
Eiectian Of Bishops.

NEw YORK. Nav 2. When the gen
eTal Methodist conference began toda,
every seat In the vast auditorium o
the Metropolitan opera house was filed
Bishop Nallalieu opened the session
After some preiiminaries and roufias
business the election of hish
ops began. Before the actual yoi
ing began much time was taken up In
settling the question a. 10 whethes
ballots eontaing less than the required
number Of names should he counted
or thrown out After much discussion
il was decided to count them. and yot.
iHg began in earnest. The total num-
her of votes east on the first ballot was
Az. The number necessary for 4
choice was 2ss.. The votes cast for the
leading candidates we're as follows
nr. J. III. Vincent 2i5. Dr. James y.
fitzgerald isss, DR. J. 4. Gossi<eli isss,
DR.. J. y. Newman i5S. nr. j. W. Joyce
i4s. Dr. Payne 80, prs. James "
King and Earl rrawstau i-ss caeh. DR..
Koynett lia, H. A. Butts lis. There
were twenty candidates .ho received
less than 100 votes. and over fifty who
received but one vote each. The siuse
in which TO fleet bishops was extended.
The second ballot was taken and the
conference then took reress unit! /
O'Clock this evening when the result Of
the count viii be made knoSn.
At the evening session the bailosing
was resumed. Neither Of the two az
ternoon ballots had secured any can
didafe enough votes. bat on the third
ballot at the evening session txo bi.h-
OPS weFe -~iccted. There were 40
votes east and Ss were necessary for q
choice. The vote stood Vincent sii,
Fitzgerald $40. Goosiseii 80. Newman
-. Joyce 3n, PAYNE l ~. craaston iI3.
kyTeii los, Butts Ill, King n. others
scattering. The fxo bi.bars eiertesi
were. therefore, Rey. Dr. j. H. VIM
cent, of the fsock River conference.
and Rev ]. ". Fiixgeraii. of the New
Jersey conference After the slection
of these tSo bishops A fourth ballot
was taken. tsa; aa adjournment was
taken before the eosint and the se-nis
xils ~ announced foirorrow. While
fise third baisot v4s fseinx tasea G res
s.lasson was carried making the time
Ei8ss fiEs year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-23
CONVENTION OF BUTCHERS.
The Delegates Air Their Grievances
Against the Heef Sxndicalc

PuILspEiruIs, Nav 2s-The third
annual convention of the Butchers
National Protective Association as
semble,i this morning at ~. George :
hall. with two hundred delegates pre-
sent, representing twenty states and
four thousand butchers. President
Thomas Armour delivered the annual
address.
Charles James. Of ~. Louis. first
national vice president, arrajgned four
prominent beef firms Of Chicago for
their selfish efforts to control the beef
market.
The afternoon session was given up
to addresses 10y delegates reviewing
their grievances against the beef syn-
didate, and demanding that all adul-
tera;ed lard and other adulteratesi food
he stamped as such when offered for
sale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-23
PREsnYTERT1N 1ssEMaLy.
Home Missions Occupy the Atten-
ticn In the Morning Hour.

PHfLspEIrnIs. May 2s.-The home
missions occupied the attention of the
Presbyterian general assembly this
morning, prior to the reading OF the
report by Rev. T.. u. Morris.
The committee ON bills and over
tares caused to be read 10 the general
assembly a number Of ovcrtures msde
to them.
The income was 5000 greater than
during the preceding year. The mum
Der Of missionaries aided by the board
was lis6. and lI.s9s members were
aided to the churches under the
boards care. The repor. was accepted
ana the members of the board who e
terms expire this year were reappoint-
ed. Rev. VIM. Irwin, secretary OF the
hoard. made speech eongratalating
the assembly On the work ard the
fact that, for the FIRST time in i've
years. the board was ont of delA.
A resolution was offered by Rev.
John X. Thompson, Of Puget Sound,
heartily endorsing and seconding the
efforts 20 secure the suppression OF
Sunday work in mail and military
service OF the United States govern
ment, was unanimously adopted.
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HENRY WILLARD.
Probability Of hia Election ~ Pre<i-
dent Of the q. T.. Comoa0v

NEw YoRK, Nav 222.-At the annual
meeting OF the Oregon 4 Transcontin-
entail company on June 18th il is un-
derstood that Henry Willard will be
elected president OF the company. An
address will be issued to the stock
holders in Wizards name in which he
states that having rendered assistance
70 the company in the critical stage OF
its affairs he now feels called upon to
aid in securing more satisfactory re-
suits in the future for the stockholders.
For this purpose he says he has OBJ
tainei the cooperation OF foreign cap
ftalists which he represents. and his
friends, in evidence of their intentions
60 infuse new life into the company,
have already acquired large interests
in the stock. In conclusion he re-
quests the cooperation of the stock
holders In the proposed effort for re-
hahililation OF the Oregon & Transeon.
tiuental company
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NitwsrxsE, Wis. NAY S-p.~a
s'rostsan. the aaarch hisf as;sssor. -
l t.ecsa reieasssi frsssn the hsase cf -.
rsSs-,es1a. after serving hat ssx w<rks y
his sen,e-ce of years insr,viscnge<sS
On @cceunt OF tschnlealisies' shsf wk~~
the Legislature enacted that 4 srnfrnrS
FOR ts,cnies sAeaii not t<rsn a. r.ss
nntfi the prisoner was aetassllv IoekrsS
up. t did not mention fhc uri--Se-
Hssancr. and oonSe9 the time
spest by crettsaa en bad. pentiur -
appeal 20 the supreme cossrt. acri;-si
On the original ssafenee. The dfstrSrt
attorney VIII take the ease 10 ths s,,-
pressie ex,,aFt -
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xe1 - r-u Ehcee raxne vns Esd u
faesaess sae steyAysrasrs sss.ay sast they ii.
nas sn.ke the ssex szsi sssa ssss krsox wk,
dsa rHsy y-unss<<s ~ aid he szthz<fssy.
N Any 10y sAAf msxhs hxs 70 sAs ss~rcs
cry 81 TIE perSssn uAe us<st tbesr nam
szrs,ssus aztSer1sy. EAe natter Is sxi1s
sharoz<A,y snvs-.sxxs-t -
Irregular - MS -Arcs1ass-
egicSsssss M.y s.-E h Rr@sses. teller O.
i1s nsSsz. NztsnnAf Back. has sss<zrs~srvSs
A.sa = = esss-gesa thai hc IS irrsxuis- IN ~
Serious Relapse.
afrAx. NxvsA-The suHpcru~ es fs-zsz,
has 1st srrseas rsss7sc-
rAey Mast Hang.
OTTAWA oussrse. Nxy 2-ressssapx ga.
snx ~ tae ecrkzssfxfioza ef capital sra-
te1see pxsss-t ca ssr1ay and Eacs,se. mar
sterrrs - Ncl&ixA, the hstf-ssr~est have
heen ro1si6efssS ~ fAe euysrrw ne
ascs<ies tsat the law saaxf take its cs,as-sr
.aae swo rzen viii ;hrresu-e hc axnxed Al
Regina rrxs 1sash
Gsla Expsrt.
Nxw Yoxx. May Kis.ssr. Rnas.six
= Go. have orssresi fi<e zoe sosd ser export
The Lu~k Inveatury.
sax FKsxSTssu, May She J. Iynss
lansing Company sr-fsy sled al invea-
tory with the recsraer os Alameda rsszntr
giving the total liabilities a. ga .e(p. ssa
the fesal ASSETS az nearly ssa4e
Death ef Fine Harse.
LEXINGTON Kentucky, May al n.
sherrsxn. proprietor ct the Saxrsnass sxcrx
fs-szs, lost by pas&noaia the Eve yesr Old
bay stallion Hector wilkes. by Gssz,rxp Nil
kes- dana Carrie g Lynch. b. Haroia he
was never ssnpaixaed. and uzs nasrsed A.
q stallion. bat the owner rcfsssess siSsxo fog
him saorf time aeo.
win R~xA ~ D~-A
WASHINGTON. May - The BislInrs.
Clark : Rosk and Cooke city Raiiread com
P2ny hAring seeured right Of way through
the Crsw reservation will. IL Is said. com.
Harncr the construction es the Rad Al once
with the expectation ef completing nearly
the entire rad 10 Cooke ciss this season
: 1nasesa aosD lt1aunuua, --s-.
81. IccIs, May sa-The supreme ecrst
yesterday received the rnandafe az the
United states sssf.rense court in the case os
Arooks alias Aaxweli Court adjourned
wlinonf fixing dale Tor the excxctiafi.
III viii net convene again anti June ssh-
Corners Permitted.
CHICAGO. Mas ee-The board Of trad,
adopted an amendment Yesterday abolish
ing the rule prshshif;nS correr~, by a large
saasayity. This action il significant. ;he
locai papers say, 'for the reason that a
corner, IN Nay corn has been among the
possibilities. and .cerner' in July wheat
might also occur without surprising say-
- ~
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nana. Accented.


wssalSsToS. May za-1he seilng secre-
tary ~ tae treasury this aissFsooa eccsistea
sf< nu Of bonds.
Puyaiiap Railway Right OF Way.
wAsHfxsres. Aay - IL be house sasa-
iniftrr aa Indian sdatrs to-day nrsers.i
favorable rssrslsts ON the house bills grant.
sug to the ~. Lssgis & Fan Francisco Rail
way Company & Etgh: II say through Ia
dian TERRITORY. aud 20 sh. Puyallup Valley
Railway coFapsas a right Of way through
the f'uysl'up isssiiaa reservation, IN WASH
fsxrfu fsrritsrF.
Additional Oregon Land District.
wAsHf<s1nS, Nay 22.-rbe psrsifens 10
da approved the arf establishing an ss-
difioael land district In The state ~ oregon.
Going so Guard the seals.
wasnIssroS, May 22--The acting secre.
iEFy of the fressssry has signed the saiiiux
orders % the rsveune steamer "R.ar." nos
ntling ogs At san Frsneis-'. fox cruise 10
the seal isiansss ~ Azsss a. and II is exT-s.f-
ID tina, sfse viii sail irfure she end II ti.is
gsek- Her orders are sxaefiy simiiar IL
these df iest year, ard show no ehsaxss
wha.eTsr IN the policy of the suyerusasi ~
ia regard 10 the sess fisheries.
The stsnfsra's Gsisg Abroad.
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baptist Missionary Union.
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session O, the American saI.tis1 Misssonary
Hion, t3Eas Eiih The kss. Edsard tEs.
sins IA fae rAair TIE eiefii0n of Officers
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Mil.an ,fn.twnrh

FsEss, Asy IN Hu~azs's con-
atltsisrts hare SeEss a petition 20 the
eh&snlssT 81 sieraties, asking that body
TO suma9a A.i-ea "a attend 70 his
hgissztise GgEiss aF exFe. him
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W.suISaroS. MAY 29--A convention Of
delegates from many ~ the states and 10
cal bar associations 81 the country, having
for its objest the fosmsfioa Of national
ha- association. met here tns1sy. The call
fog the convention Was issued one month
ago By the bar association Of the District
of Columbia Among the s.sfe associations
represented were thesr af Vermont Ncsx
York, ohfa. Illinois. West Virginia. North
C-aaiins. south Carolina. Tennessee. Gs-or-
gia. Alabama. NoRtsus ani California
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Rio Gran.ie Railway Election.

DENVER, May 1aa.At a special meeting If
Gran4ie Railway company held here this
mnrntng an agreement with the Rock
Island railroad company for q ioiut nse Of
of the lines Of the company between
Pueblo and Denver was ratified and con-
frned A, regular meeting Of tsie stock
holders subsequently, held a new improve
ment moffsag. at the rate of ssaoa per
mile Was authorized The following t--afsi
Of Directors was elected for the ensuing
year; George copy.cil. Robert r. Minturl,.
taoiph Eageier. Richard r. Wilson. Of
New Scrs: John l. Welsh. John ssadager,
Of Philasieiphfa. n II. Mofaf1. Walter r.
I herYpasly Jo>s.,sfi VI tsfifufv of ussssxr-
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sort Of Tariff Compromise.

WASHINGTON. MAy s3-sifhongh no fsfse3.
tive SctioE has Sc, lsasB taken By the fsa
jorify II the says and FaeAns eornHsittrg
utssa the amendments offered by tbs Ders
ocra.ic mesnter< 10 the farif laIl. those II.
rsetiy interested In the wooien schedules
hSye been assured that by way ~ cosa-
yrusnsse the committee will ac~ept sa
amendment ncsiuciuT the duty ON soolesa
manufactures frssFa forty per cent hxsd In
the tsitl 10 itsrs4. ye tasr rent
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f-oLrssES. Okto, Nay 23-Tke sHprsrne
ccarr this faaraszx granted 3 Eas-fjnzs fer
icaye 90 fle ys-fitissn in ergtsr ia tie rsnk-
lin county COMMON pleas. IA The exss af
AitEy - assss. s~steFa~ed So th-ee ua0atks
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