The Republican journal., 1888-01-12

uiit"Nti'd the iochs 'ti'i tooh Nilil'es oi w"
ti ore 't eNelH 'eit lt't IA MIuth ipi w zee,
-tne ore aha'NH'hS from = 10 - yer cent. OF
i1et"ie IRON. WIN from ~ 10 l.io cent. o1
The following table show. the ;nsl,sc. Of
Aroo stock ore are:
Nc.l No. \n3.
Per ct Per ,.t Per ct
Metallic iron..... .,..-.......i,i.41 4f.77 llg3
Metallic mangancse...- 40 331 80
in"sthorus, .-'.'''. 80. i-o' a. ~
siii',i'''r Mann Snr 49, ova
" ~,
~. ". :. lHoi'as suppii1s ihe loiio"lig
ial''fl ah''iN >c> VI 'i"ghet tlc ore occurring Ill
iron 'Noo'i'ah' '"ii'or'''n" county
Ne. No. Nc. ..
Perct Perct. Per ct.
i,'i irTni -'-'-'-''.'- '-o''o 'S-io "9Si
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HE l. :. PENSIONERS IN MAINE.
One Of the busiest offices of tl,e Kind In fhe
country is that Of the Unite! states pension
service for the District Of VI aire in Aur,,.ta
under the manarement oj Col John d. tuI,r-
son Of GRAY. lis tota, disbursements in 1SS,;
reached nearly two millions and Il half of dol
lars, and for iss7 viii nn,ourt 10 Sin iarrcr
figure. The total number of pensioners n,, flr
roll of The office Nov. a0th was II. .Oto cfa..rJ
as follows. Inyali,ls. 5 SO. widnys 1 tgf
minor children. "a: sister. /: ,nothcr> / IL.
brother. |: fathers. 35l;: survivor. of ISIl. 81.
widow, of 1872. 76, ,,iryiyors war win Ne<i
e. II; widows war with Mexico. 1. june Goth
the liohber was i2'S>6, showing net Increase
ioi lht h't lhon'hs Oh ~. n" gross increase
,l.nti,s ,,a,;,'I. a' 1jit,,i i, ~, 90 ~
mi. ~ ~ ,i , "o ."'i' ,n.i
,,,, l., 40 I;;,I - 49,, t,, ~, 60. IN ''i
"aH it;Vi-' uiNil'" ahohS the counties i: loi-
,',s nto" -o tlaSt s',nc
t,isJ, oou. '"r; -Aioo.'99h' oo,
cci a'aI " ,. ianh'i-, iI'; iia'l'och,
~, MN, ~ ~ iIiieo''' @ s,t
ur'ti'(, n, Wi 80 'f " Iilo' i,'ff
i" a>h''iEtoii' ',fo' io.h' ''o' Shc larSt mum
'i ~ H'.iGpeo .: 'ot'iis - oc'a>'oneu d. 'ie
2oiuiels ooa Naiioll'i iloine' ioSu>' where theie
s3'i'e W. pensioners 'lle amount @ aiil'1'y
NJ LUZ" ~ ',ei'i "cliiS so"ie 9i-"'o",' ne
oiie>i !'e[>o,i whose name appears on 'he roll
Is AAi,',l4 i'iior' Vl 'frlh:t"n'a a WIDOW OF the
VA ot - ny M "t.'i"td nc ihrhape
a-e oI iu' Ntlf>. susan urtls. or Iop>hani, i
'e' otutio'ar! "ifoW ana mas Derh w Years
olu ever Slice we can Feliltinlief say clerk II!
~. r,,,o;t;,, >, ,,,,,,,., ,; ,.,
cord. y. H.. is generally regarded as absurd.
1t would not he economy in the first place for
il il lnorc costly di>bur>ing money in HE dis
trict of New Hampshire and Vermont. While it
costs >4.02 per thousand for di>bur>ng at the
Concord Agency. the cost is but S3.7G in Au-
gu>ta. Furthermore the number of pensioners
is the largest in Maine being l2SSG June 30th.
against II .G2S iii the Concord district The dis
tance from Concord to the farthc>t point in
Maine where pensioners reside would also be
unfavorable to any change in location. being
over 800 miles.
,,,,, ,,,cn,
i>h' "iAi 0' '''''' f"i "ihhe'
The annual report Of the Industrial School
Tor GIRLS has been made. The Board Of Mana
gers report that the success of the school in its
t"o iolneH during the year Iust closed has
been III al respects equal TO that of The previous
year. The appropriation of $4,000 by the
Legislature for new building and to increase
the water supply has been almost entirely eN-
pend, Il as designed. Only two attempts at
escape have been made and in beth cases the
girls WIRE speedily returned before reaching
',.;,. ,I NI'iH ah's nave 'ce'i
from the followirg ,,laccs poriianJ y R,n@or
4. Gardner. ,. anj ouc racI frnn W,rrrferd
H,.,,-rs,,r. t'iais rIl.worth XII, and noll.
lani There We're in tha .,.booi "n nn,. =
1SIG 80 and If tn. ,,rosn,,+ ti,,, thn,.
vbpro wer. returnaH - 70 hn,n 81
'na1riaJ II. ,i;nI wbl ,,n,'I'or Ia,
mar, 1s ,n H..,,i.', ha,n ,.,,
i,r,s., th fr,, into . ,;,.s, ,.;
vain, ,iu,.h rr",o,l ..,,r. n.,.n ,,'
on h, oil srnn h;n,r rla l,,' ,n',,.t 'I'' ', '',
ln,,atio,, fnnl ,In.in ~ & n.iI'u,, '',''
st4 5 i4rm'lin" thn i,,tr,ost ao,,,t r
his SIIG a ba, Lean n,-ner.,aI f,lr >,',,'l,,
s.;I #t,.r. ,I,, t.ii ~ io' %