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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-04
Advice to Mothars

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth? If %, ssnd
at once and get bottle of Mrs. WiNsLow,s
SoorHNe SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHrxo.
Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake aboue
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrAoss,
regulates the stomach and bowels. cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
hammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system, Mrs. WrNsLows SoorHMo
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHSG is pleasant
TO the taste, and is the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply.
stcians in the United States, and 10 for sale
by all druggists tLorought the world. Pncs
25 cents a bottle
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
LoNosHoREMEN STRIKE.
The Causes Set Forth for Their Action.

| PORTLAND, April 3.
| strike among the longshoremen is the
event of the day along the wharves. The
| longshoremen decided month ago TO ask
for an increase of pay April lst. Under the
| old arrangement a gang consisted of four
| shovelers and one man on the stage. They
were paid ~ l-2 cents a ton or at the rate
Of l-2 cents a ton for each man employed.
The demand Of the association was that
gang should hereafter consist of seven men--
| six shovelers and tipper-and that the rate
of pay should be the same a. before i. e.,
2 l-2 cents per man. IL is understood that a
strong minority of the association opposed
the resolution, and when the time for put
ting it in force arrived and the demand made
upon the shippers was resisted, these men
made only feint of standing by the vote of
the association.
Some of these men were at work for Sar-
gent Dennison & Co. The firm was in-
formed of the resolutions taken by the as
sociation and refused to entertain the prop
osition. Their men after little, returned
to work at the old rate. Some threats
were made against this crew by
the strikers and policemen were detailed to
prevent any interference with them. Mon
day night the strikers also threatened to pull
down the hoisting stage on Sargents wharf.
but no attempt was made to put the threat
into execution, and the men are at work to-
day.
Besides these there are no other coal hand
lers at work in the city. The firm of Ran
dali & McAllister have large barge about
one thousand tons, and schooner of seven
hundred tons to unload. A large coal steam
er also is expected to arrive today or tomor-
row. Their men are idle. The firm will
not entertain the idea of concedng to their
demand.
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Pensions Granted Maine People

WAsnINGToS, Apr 3.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed today:
Original, invalid, Charles A. Lincoln, Chi
M; Stephen c. Manson, Lowell: Napoleon
b. Chase, Sebec Station Peter Aliff, Gardi-
ner Henry X. HIuntley, North Cntler; resto-
ration and reissue; Harvey j. Emery Feaz-
lie increase, Frank A. Read, Auburn; Rob
ert Guptill Berwick Hosea w. Mcguire,
Rome Henry K Dawson, Monroe; Sumner
Z. Gushing. Thomaston G. Moran, Castle
Hill; Alonzo iersey Crystal; reissue and in
crease. Pension Everett, Auburn; reissue,
X. This lewood, Crawford; Parnell b.
Moore North Ellsworth original, Emily X.
mother of George II Foster, Portland; Mary
f., widow of Charles $. Waldron, Portland.
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sidewalk on Lincoln avenue, was read am
referred to the committee on highways
bridges and sidewalks.
| The city council met in convention and ad
journed until Monday. April ..
ALDERMEN IN SESSION.
The bond of Edgar Norton was accepted
The rolls of the Continental hook and lad
der company, the hose and steamer compan,
for ward four. steamer CITY of Gardiner AM
the Eagle hose company were read and ac
cepted.
Special police were appointed as follows
John Milton, w. w. Wight, Irwin Wake
field, c. F. Lunt and c. +. Pickering; Sum
ner Brann, b. L. Dill. B. +. Crocker in
ward 8. Anthony Sprague was appointed
deputy marshal.
VIM. +. Burr was granted permission to
move building on Water street,
Adjourned until April 3.
We understand that the Episcopal society
have extended call to the Rev. Mr.. Bee
man.
Mrs. Eben Haley and daughter have gone
to New York, where the daughter is under
the care of physician.
w. 7. Eustis of Dixheld, was at the Ev-
ans house yesterday.
F. c. Crane, Thomas Laehey, and w. W.
Pattee of Haverhill, were at the Evans
House yesterday.
VIM. IL. McMaster, employed at the Oak
lands, was helping TO lift piece of shaftng
into place when the box that he was standing
on gave way and the shafting fell, striking
him on the back of the neck and bruisng
him quite badly, but fortunately breaking no
bones.
A. IL. Pattee drew one of the chairs in
stead of James Dill, AS it was first announced
and MIR. Dill drew one of the S. notes.
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Ilieo.

In this eiiy,April 2,Gco. kaer aged NJ yrs ~ days
In Edgecomb, March -, John Burnham, aged W
years and 10 months.
In Portland, March ~, VIM. u. Sargent, aged "A
years and months.
In Cape Elizabeth, March 2s, George Fickett, aged
10 wears, months and II days.
In Bangor, March 20, Mrs. Mary A. Conpers, aged
, ~ years,
In Pembroke. March q, Mary e. Rogers, aged 10
years.
In Deer Island March "a. Rosa winn, aged mos
In Calais. March 20, John Mctilonn aged ~ years.
In Mnchias March 20 Capt. stephen LongfellOw,
aged - years and 10 months.
In North Head, q. NJ, March 10. Walter Alexan
der Reginald, aged years
In Portland, March ~. Annie Cunningham, wife
of Horace +. webb.
In Falmouth March 20, Geo. c. son Of Ebenexer
Woodbury., aged years. 2 months and % days.
In Cumberland Centre, March ~, Joab Black, aged
I 81 years and months.
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The light helped to keep prices ON veels q q.
changed rates. Fair sales effected, even with ~
supply sales of IS veals, l22 lbs at 81 " enAA
calves Is small calves at ei50 per hesd; calvcs
ITO lbs at SIC 81 veals, 1x7 lbs ~ lbs q %;
vssls ~ ii5 pounds at Slc; 10 yeas ~ l2o atrscs
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RAILWAY TRUST.
The Object OF the Burlington Road fin
Maintaining the Strike.
CuICAGo, April z

CHICAGO, April g.
When the Burlington Railway asked Judge
Gresham for an order to compel the Rock
Island to hardlc 20" freight, the Rock Is
land answered by charging that the present
strike was simply n part of the Burlington
programme to force the other lines to JON a
railway trust which the Burlington was
said to desire.
II. b. S,one. general manager of the Bur
lington. answers the charges in an affidavit
filed this afternoon The affidavit denies in
detail all the charges of the Rock Island
which i, pronourceS scandalous and false,
and saws the rate var was initiated by the
Rock island and other lines against the most
earnest efforts of the Burlingion~
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cANADA's FREE LIST
To be Increased by Articles Equivalent
to those Placed on the q. s. List.

OTTAWA. April 3.
In a few days proclamation will be is
sued, signed by the General, plac-
ing on the free list certain natural products
specified in clause of the Canadian tariff
act. equivalents of which have been placed
on the American free list by Congress.
The attention of the Canadians has been Off
cially called 10 the matter by the Washington
executive by Sir Lionel West in commun-
cation which reached here last Saturday. 1t
referred TO the action of Congress in regard
TO placing natural products ON the free list
and expressed the hope that Canada would
reciprocate.
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JULES EMEL PLANCHON
The Eminent French Botanist Reported
Dead

Paris, April 3.
Jules Emel Planchon the French botanist
is dead aged 65 years. Ii is announced that
Senator Ferroulat and NJ. Deluns Mantaui,
member of the Chamber of Deputies will
become minister of justice and minister of
public works, respectively. The Cabinet
met today at Elysee to discuss the address to
be presented to the Chamber by Premier
Floquet.
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ltlarrico.

In Bath, 2lst uli., David q. Ring and Miss Luetta
Buckminster, both of bath.
In Bangor, 2ith ult.. Nathaniel II. Bodgc OF Han
gur and Miss Emma =. Barron of Ellsworth.
In thcrryfcld. l7th ut., Warren liinklcy and Mrs.
Catharnc Entwistc.
In south Berwick, 2lst ult,, Oscar W. Frost and
Miss Florence l.. Dccring.
In Blidgtou, 25th ult Geo. Hartford OF Denmark
and Miss Amanda Mason of lridgton.
In North Bridgton, 2tth ult., Virgil H. johnson Of
NORWAY and Miss sophronia II. kimball Of Brdgton.
In Mariavillc 9th ult, Benz Frost and Mrs FL
mira a. Carr
In Oakland, card ult., T. II. Robinson and Mabel
Brown, both of Oakland.
In liryant's Pond, Goth ult. Joshua II. Abbott and
Miss koNir &. Swnin both Of Rumford.
In Cambridge, 2lst uli Fred i. Ring and Mrs.
Imogenc Watson.
In iimngton, 2lth ut., Herbert II. Purinton and
Miss Cora T.. Bracket, both of Limington.
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A CertntntY,

| Steers Little Bile Pills are without IN
equal for stimulst;ng the liver to healthy
action. aud creating proper secretion Of bile,
thus removing from the SYST "A the Il rms Of
malaria, curing cons,ipa'i indie, ion,
and inducing healthy circulation Ut the
blood. without which no one can enjoy sound
health. They are small. but effective; free
from nsrsesting r-orersi.;es and gripping
pains, and do not interfere in their action With
the ordinary routine of daily life. Heavily
sugar coated To be had in Augusta Of j
Mixer and c. b. Murphy 4 Co., for IS psf
bottle.
s,noonNa-y-
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THE SHEEP CALL.
Tie offerings from the country are very light and
the few disposed Of sold AT prices esponding
with last week with sheep Mt 2la5lc and lambs et
Iia6ic excepting something very choice In the lamb
line at &c. TraftoD Wardwcll that weighed 100
lbs at &c.
CATTLE TRAFFIC by MAINE DEALERS
Not ~ heavy train of eastern live stock last
week. We find however more veal calves less cat
on the market than last week which shows level
headed eastern men. One touch Of a tough market
!. sufficient without following II up in two succes
siye weeks W. W. Hall son that had car load
Of working oxen last week they could not sell took
them ia n. Y. Dntcbes Co. and sold them at Hattie
pound they .old today pair worker. slrthmss m u , an
working oxen girihng Gft Gin ! w 900 lbs at eIH
by &. H. Merrill sales pair beef cattle 20 dress
dre-sed:weight by Libby < Mekenney.. sales of3
pair workers girthing Gft sin j. osp IDS ~ ni"to
iiS par dx grfhag ~ sse, ain Of @ ossnI " i7co Is.
at 4tc by j. II. Fogg.
SALES AT BRionToS MOSTLY ny MAINE DxALsns.
There were more working oxen in the markst
moderation. Young store cattle neglected.
Coolidge Son sold milch cows from el5seO per
head, fancy Dutch cow at s55. Libby Bon
mixer at s45, .pringers at ssS each. Glines 6
Weston sold pair working oxen gth # II In "
$50 lbs at sl55. H. ". Taft sole fancy pair cattle
zth7 # 5 in " 300 lbs at si6o. prs do 9Th 4
Z IN W roo lbs pair at ais and ais, pair ~
~ In LW SDs ibs at siS'; ihSsmPson s . |.
4 -D1 pair at s120, oxen average 1900 lbs at 4sc
LW. " w Hall & son sold pr z fl 2 In working
oxen W 300 lbs al sli5, oxen average 100 Ies
8 sc, / new mich COW s4s Henry sold mi!ch
! cows Of good quality si5. do at 40 each, nice
mixers Il, $50 each, 0 do at sa' w Coilans sold
mich and springers from s32 50s&7o per head.
| NEW MICH Cows AND SPKfNsKRs
| Considerable many mixers are changing hands,
1 and prices on good qualities appear 70 be about
steady. We fad a load Of remarkable. good
smooth mixers sent in py g. smith. one Of the big
| gcsf farmers In the state Of Maine who has wt.-
tered 100 head this season. This herd have iook
Of being well cared for Two sprngers were sold af
$50 each; 2 mixers at s40 per head. Sales OF two
fine sprngers. the pair for e95 3 common cows .
. 70 each; choice COW at $50, common COW q ~
| / fair COW at 40
| VEAL CALVES.
The light run helped to keep prices ON veels ct ~
changed rates Fair sales effected, ewes with -!
supply. sales Of IS yeais, sv IL les et 81 " s9e3
calves Is small calves at ef60 per hesd; y cave
10 lbs at SIC 3f veals 1x7 lbs lz lbs q %; >
yssls ~ liz pounds ct 6lc; 10 yeas ~ l2o ae'scs
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Mt. VERNoN: Our correspondent writes
April 3 The latest amusement i'll Mt. Yer
non is two sham law suits The last one was
tried last Saturday evening, concerning a
team let. 1t drew quite crowd and afforded
much amusement. If there is any young
lawyer seeking location he had better come
to Mt. Vernon.--Easter services were held
at both churches. Music was furnished by
the choirs. The floral display at the Baptist
church was very fine, being the best ever
seen in the village.-Many are suffering
from colds.
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Imprisoned for Embezzlement.

PHLADELPHIA, April 3.
John T. Stone, the trusted manager of
branch of the Pennsylvania School Supply
Co., is in Meyamening prison, awaiting trial
on a charge of embezzlement During the
past twelve years he has been carrying on a
systematic robbery of the concern The
peculations amount to from $4,000 to s70,-
900
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National Anti-Saloon Republican Con-
ference to be Held May I'd

NEW DIRK, April 3.
The anti-saloon republican national com
mittee gives notice of the change of the date
to May 2d. in the date of the holding of the
national conference in this city. The change
was made necessary by the possible continu-
ance and spread of the strike on the western
railroads.
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Oregon Democrats.

PENDLEToS. Gre, March ,.
The democratic State convention met here
this morning. After routine business and
pending the report OF the committee on res
olutions the convention adjourned till M,
and at that hour again adjourned till tomor-
row morning.
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Interesting Verdict.

HorsToN, Tex, April 3.
In the district court of Harris county this
afternoon. the ease of H. II. Body of New
York, " Elijah Smith of Boston, was dis
posed Of, the verdict being for the plaintiff
awarding the principal and interest, amount
ing to over STA 900 es1he litigation is con-
cerGing the Texas Western X. X. Co.
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Municipal Election in Milwaukee.

MILWAIkEE, Apr 3.
The citizens municipal ticket was elected
today over the Union labor ticket by ma ORR
ties ranging from 800 to 1000. Returns from
- precincts show that Thomas Brown and
the citizens ticket has majority of $50
over Herman krocger, labor. The citizens
elected comprise two democrats and two re-
publicans. There were also prohi-
hiton and socialistc tickets which
polled less than $50 votes together. The
citizens elected 10 aldermen and the labor
party 10.
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GREAT SCHEME.
A Large Hotel Moved Three Hundred
Feet

New YORK, April ;.
The Brighton Beach Hotel, Coney Island
400 by POO feet in size, and weighing 5000
tons was today safely moved 300 feet inland
from the expose position on the beach. Six
locomotives furnished the motive power.
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The Floods in GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 5.
The Warthe and Rhine rivers are subsid-
ing. The waters of the Vistula are still
spreading and covering an area of over three
hundred or four hundred square miles Sew
enty-nine villages with a population of thirty
thousand are submerged
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THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
Gains Another Suit in the Circuit Cour
at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Apr.

BtLrlMORE, APT. 3.
In the L. :. Circuit court today in the
case of the Bell Telephone Company against
the license of the Emner Improved Tele-
phone Company. Judge Bond ordered de-
cree for the Bell Company. The case of
the same company against VIM. {. Tnrnbuii
and others were called and decree for the
Bell Telephone was ordered.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
The Situation on this Great Line.
A Conditional Settlement Agreed Upon
Between the Company and Men.

CHICAGO, April 8.
Not wheel has turned in the Michigan
Central yards since this morning, and while
no strike has vet been declared, the Chicago
end of the road at least is for the presen,
completely tied up, engineers. firemen and
switchWen all having deserted their posts.
The officials will Rot admi; that there is a
strike, but simply say thar they are doing no
work today. II is learned that committee
of the Brotherhood are laboring with their
brethren in the Central yards to prevent a
strike
The new force of men which the Michi-
gan Central officials have counted upon to
replace the striking yard crews, are in Jack
son waiting. They will not go TO work, how
ever, they claim they were not told the
real situation when they were engaged, and
that they cannot take the places of the strik-
ers, being Brotherhood men themselves.
Consequently not a car has yet been moved
in the yard.
This morning 100 special policemen were
sworn in and turned over to the chief of the
railroad police. Later the old force resum-
ed. The officers of the Co. said the men
were back Internationally. At the confer
ence between strikers and officers, and del
egation o Brotherhood men from jackson,
a settlement was agreed upon about 2. NJ.
and the men began TO return. 1t is stated at
the Cos, office that the train of Burlington
freight which caused all the commotlon was
forwarded this afternoon.
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A pocbe.ter Business Block on Fire.

ROCHESTER,, N. H., April 3.
Fire today in vallie's block caused dam
aoe of 81 900; insured for Sl,500. 1t was
caused by children playing with matches.
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Death OF an Aged Brunswick Lady

BRuNswIcK. April 3.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hunt, aged 16 years. died
suddenly Monday night of CONGESTION of the
lungs. She leaves two daughters.
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FEARFUL EPIDEMIC.
Small Pox Raging in the Abyssinian
State.

LoSDoN, Apr. 3.
The Exchange Telegraph Company says
the annual small pox epidemic in Shoa, a
state of Abyssinia has began. Ras Muecha,
heir 10 the throne and other members of the
royal family of Shoa, have already died of
the disease
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NATIONAL CONVENTION
Deles ates Elected by the First Republi
can District OF Vermont.


BuRIINGroS, VT, April !.
The First District republican convention
this afternoon elected B. j. Derby, Burning
ton, and c. W. Reed, Addison, district dele
gates to the national convention; ana ohh
Merrill Enosburgh and n, W. Fiske' Isle
Motto. alternates- The State convention
for the election of delegates at large will be
held here tomorrow.
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Chief Arthur ard the Brotherhood Wei
come Congressional Investigation

CLEVELAND, o., Apr. 3.
Chief Arthur said today that he would vel
come congressional investigation He
sneered al the report of Secretary Daniels
of the railway conductors and said that it
was full of falsehoods
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MARKET REPORTS.
Brighton and Watertown Live Stock
Market


Market
Reported for Kenncbec journal for week ending
April "a
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARET.
Cattle. sheep and Lambs. Swine. veals. Horses.
1871 il3G 1893 ii35 7B
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs Calves. Horses. Swine.
ls5 1Gy 3 %
PRICES or MAPKET BEEF.
A few choice Mt a700a&750; extra. t6.bOa1S.76:
first quality. s6O0a$6 25 second quality, t6.00ae6O;
third quality, si.oonsi.50.
PRICES or SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots ~ 80 $3.50, 40 each, extra. t4.75a15.6o:
from a TO j cents per pound spring lambs. 5ia7;
ccats; veal calves. 2Snsi cents.
ARRIVALS ny sTEAMERs.
Horses. Cattle. Sheep.
Via ~ John % %
Portland 70
Bangor o o %
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FRANCIS FOLSOM CLEVELAND
Elected President of Eastern Alumnae
Wells College.
New York. tnril

The Eastern Alumnae of Wells Collie &c held
its annual meeting today and elected Mrs
Frances Folsom Cleveland president for the
ensuing year.
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june20d&wly

When BABY was sick ws gave her cas>ss,A
When shs Wa Child. she cried for Cassor,A
Whom she became Mics, shs chung - Csss.r,A
When shs had chiidrsa, she gave them CasssusA
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA. April 3.
Williams College, 6. University of Penn
sylvauia, Q.
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Queen Victoria Will Visit Germany q
Emperor

ROME, Aprli D
Queen Victoria before returning to Eng
land will visit the Emperor and Empress of
Germany at Po,,slam
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Pe1ished in the Flames,

MEMPHIS, Tenn April 8.
The jail at Friar's Point Miss, was burn
ed early this morning Five prisoners per-
ished in the flames.
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FAVORABLE TO REPUBLICANS.
Result OF the Chicago Municipal Elec
tions.
CHICAGO, Ap'

The election today for members of the
CITY council and various town officers was
favorable to the republicans. The radical
labor people elected one alderman.
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The New French Cabinet Violently At
tackled

The journal Des Debats and the Repub-
lique Franchise have violently attacked the
new cabinet.
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ST. PAUL'S PARISH
Extends Call to the Rev. w. H Bur-
bank.


BRUNswIcK, April 3.
st. Pauls Episcopal parish have extended
A call to Rev. w. H. Burbank, of Newbury
n. Y. TIe is expected to preach his first
sermon on the Sth.
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m. Ro.ton,. Paw a Dear Pnce.

CHICAGO, April 8.
The Chicago's have released Ciarkson !"
| the Boston's for $4,000.
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EIGHT HUNDRED employees
OF Halls Safe and Lock Works Strike
CINCINNATI, April ,

ITNtINNATI, April ).
Eight hundred employees of Halls safe
and Lock Works. struck today because the
firm discharged several and hired non union
men who work below the scale of wages.
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Clarkson Signs for $4,000.

BosToN, April 3.
Clarkson signed Boston contract today at
a salary of 81 900.
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The offerings from the country are very light and
the few disposed Of sold NJ prices corresponding
with last week with sheep Mt 2la5Ic and lambs at
jia6ic excepting something very choice In the lamb
line at &c. TraftoD wardwell that weighed 100
lbs at &c.
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FOREIGN Intelligence.
AT LACROSSE.
The Canadians Beat the Yorkshires. 8 to

The Canadian lacros. team beat the York
shire and Cheshire team. to g.