The morning news., 1889-04-27
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WHY Is IT not just as wrong, asks the Ros-
ton t-onoregrtionnfisi 10 permit uotorjonsIv
,,,,v-iss r,.arr,ar-as ss 70 ro-t diyorcaz on oi
centiy inadequate grounds:"
SrpER1yrENDENr IRELAND SAYS that while
some of the vicious dogs in the Philadelphia
Kennel Club show were ugly when men at
tempted 10 pat them tae touch of n woman,
haud was welcomed by the nj st sava ,e brute
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IN LESolH' n - ehnd' hAttle halney
Si,,, +i-,,.o,..,r ~ 80 a;,,
her fsIf hat from fre s1roan, h,Ioy ma INA.
several trips before the flames were extip,
guished
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AnS "l+pH'A '''-f@'9SN nave O7eu H'"ue III
Paris and otaer parts ct France as to the rangA
Of vision from the E,fs tower. The real limit,
ace2rGng 70 iae tsns Is 80 me % winch takes
this a-ea cl1 oniv hs vie,red in evcentionoiiv
clear weathe'.
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-uI9 'iN"Oh SaA9- u 'Vu ''""Is0ocN' 1ne',
aged - years, mas spun pounds OF rolls ard
doubled and twisted the same has knit seven
pa;rs double rnittans e;obt rsirs Of stocl,iros
is now drawing in a lar.te rug ana has natched
two quilts since the wool was carded in the
eu'lliiio' oi 1900
SoUTH NoRwALK, Conn. has a mau who does
business after the boomers fashion He moved
with his family into a bo,,ae bavino. found +ba
kew hanging on the door where ~ vaS iaft Nv
somebody Who had been exami7inp the nraro
isns and lived there FOR sevsrai r16,tbs hafr,
the owner became a,yara-tfat he had a tenant
- - $500 y, ''-0 7oeS'I up "
I1,,,or+ 49, o,,4 ~. 80 sOoeiU -
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The Iargest VlaiSbsd On ~ piais' pcoinS ot 80 80
N8uratucy da,,ot h, tbe q ,ept v,bo is aiso y
truthful man. was ponn5s SIz orocas in
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MAINE FARMER, vowing death to foxes,
placed a carcass near his barn, and then con
nected it by wire under the snow with bell in
Ite nj, oedIo4Ld pm 4 loA cuulu noG 40 vigorous
the bell wnerea the schanar yroiIiG ya ,I5
and go forth to the SLAUGHTER He rilIed t,yept1-
five foves nv t5at darics 1JI,ri,tl ~, - urintr MY
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A PIECE OF COAL, weighing 515 tons, has been
cut at Abercorn colliery, Cornwall, England. to
he sent T., Ia Paris avbibi+ion Tha bi,,,
measures > faat in'.bos mo- : faet = irr9ae
vide and feet inches deep 1t as hauled
toL d lHle aloIg Lhe "oFklngs 10 me PIT Dot
we Ic.Cs
tons viii aIsn h. forward to Paris ~
GEORGE T. ROGERS, baggage master OF the
New London Northern railroad stopped his
train Of Yantic rhrae n, las ob,va Nar,y;,b
Conn the othar r,9ornire, ioncy sn,,e. ~ ,.,ir
down into I e woods and xiii q siyf0ot blaci[.
snake which later he hung up in the yard oHice
a. a. MY Lonqoli SO Int. p9opl5 might inspect
ton before died and mel Mr. Ro9ers half
Way in the woods
No class OF men, says the New y ork Times,
ARE so fond OF old shoes as priatarS. It isn't
that thevvv mr. old shoes for tbev don't a,,oa,+
l.r, g+o,7;.,., -. ~, -, rcts,, 80 -
@ 4eL' S.,'uui ; X a. tIe Case' nsH LIey el'aer
ti SSS9 ~ 1qeD @ ~ snoes VI 'lte Llosl ulsgtpur
shoes that a rag man would sniff at st ,ck under
their frames IN such 2 sitl0n as TO attract, in
i,s stanLiy, tns attention OF al VINO enter con-
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EIGHT New Workers. four men and the same
number of vo1ng women. wbila ret,,rnin,, IN a
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eLl@It f ooa' llo1I hoCAd"dy oIdcti, Idle oh5
aIteLnpoI Uo lasI Meeh, ran a2IoIhI' ana were
80 " .S.tt &c - '.-i ipie1sanU Isl
Ia liI i"i ~ ~ a5J ilT ~ uy d nu
fort a heavy rain fell part OF the time Several
vessels passed. but they paid no attention to
Uhe party calis lor assistance
LAWYER PURDY, who defended Young Kru-
isob il, his trial in Nar, vorl- for +l,. ,,,,.J -
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.S - uI''i 100 a 10y ~ Cie
u?y piGtuie es ~ JuuSe TiIIeI sleeve c 'uft
INC nc y'idSe looHsu a In7 pct'iIi' anu
. 1iIen san, inns - tIe Iac5 o. q perlee'y IN
No., uecIlt oy, anu. IL y9f looA az tile ace you
ILlilih IN i ~ II l9t Eu!y Il You iooh9I az the
who el Q could have killed the cierk =
Copurss ara ca p,,roero,,s i, T,eto+, that +l,a,-
sra q graat r,,isenca +c fs-,a.s t7r,,,,,,,,,,
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~ ~ o o. Il'ile'l3 @ Sot ~ a " IA a." Spoh ufl{
Ia'O' O' VI tue nus oa'ldIudu oy uAEeiug up tne
M ''.n VII, l'0 'iaN J'lst pdut1u' a 9p1Cn "a
h"'d iiidh tiaS nlS upon tne eN P7dlehI OF Snoh-
t"uch % H. re puS9 II ID d SACK, htugs the sack
III m 1n9 upper parI oi oSrrel' Ilen oulIds
e''t-S ~ .ue Ual4ei anu enloAeS IL jusU aS ne
"ou'u hau'
At North Foster. R. l. Mr.. James Graene's
small boy Jimmie went down to the maple
grove for a bucset of sap, but came flying to
the nous m moment crying; on, pa, the
WOODS Is run OF SNAKES one pig Ieller chased
me c'ear up Ier Iue pa>Iur oars. jimmy ne
cracker. Mr. Jam Hreen", Sc, look down
MS double gun, loaded WIN W"d-SoQSe sh1t,
and followed Jimmie down 10 the maple grove.
RE shot three "iacA shaheS' hone OF them less
than SIX feet long. Another reptile got away.
SovF Maine Iuubermen who we're annovej b,
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q '~'' ''''7 '0 0e' ""' VI '"0 camp
storeroom put up l)b on bruin. they got an
sharS ponIed nails inclined toWard rbe u'i 't ".
tom poured a little molaSses into 1t. and set the
whole arrange nent out IN the bushes near the
1 81 pen uo 'i"vel =. & an "o,Heu nicely sIne
the camn The hears head WIS insjd. Habad
stuck If in aud coridn't draw il out A rgs
hail ended his mi serv a nd his : +biev;ne, ~