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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-19

PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. l, 1889.

PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. l, 1889.
Proposals will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until 4
p. IN. of April 10. 1859, for carrying the
mails of the United States upon the
routes. and according to the schedule
of arrival and departure specified by
the Department. in the State Of Mime
sofa, from July 1, 1889, to June 30, 1891.
Lists of routes. with schedules of ar
rivals and departures, instructions to
bidders, with forms for contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary informa-
ton, will be furnished upon applica-
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
DON II. DICKINSON,
Postmaster General.
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INSTRUCTION.

StHORTHASD AND TYPAWfsITISG
~ Standard system: lessons day. evening
or by mail; send for circulars. Miss j. D.
Hess. Uniou block. -34#
e3'r. AGATHA > AGA DENY OF MUSIC.
- t26 East Exchange St.-Lessons gwen On
Pie&. Organ, Guitar, Violin and MANDOLIN;
hours arranged to suit pupils. For terms
call or address The Superloress. 168*
C,,DAY'S GLOBE alone always contains
ooH over two pages Of Want ads.
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ITO E&CHANli~-Wan to exchange
l. inside vacant lots for house and lot
near Manitoba shops; want a home and will
give fair exchange. u 1856, Glone. 50.52
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ITO EXCHANGE-As steamboat man who
Il has something to invest III the way of
exchange could find something worth look
ing up By cores ponding with ID 1876, Globe.
46 80
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Ramsey-ss. District Court.
In the matter OF the assignment Of Cordy
Edwards. insoivent.
To the creditors OF the above named in
solvent:
Notice is hereby given that the above
named cordy Edwards, of st. Paul, in the
county and state aforesaid. has by deed in
writing, dated Feb. 18th, 1889, made an as
signment of all his property not exempt
from execution, to Max E. Kost, of ST. Paul
aforesaid, under the provisions of chapter
Al Laws of 1881. entitled an '.Act to prevent
debtors from giving preference to creditors,
and to secure the equal distribution of the
property of the debtor among the creditors,
and for the releas>of debts against Debtors"
and the acts amendatory thereof.
All creditors desiring to obtain the benefit
of said act are required to file with the un-
dersigned their claim, duly verified, within
twenty days after The publication of this
notice.
Dated Feb. ID, 1889.
MAX E. KoST, Assignee
Office. corner of Third and Robert streets.
st Paul, Minn.
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ITO EXCHANGi-Wanled to exchange
L desirable Dakota land for stock of gro
ceries. Address W. r., Lock Box So. Huron,
Oak 25-55
DROPERaY " exchanges made specially
L in all kinds. G. W. Youngman, 117
East Fourth st i4-55
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TO EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHANGE-f have a number of
L articles to exchange for portable print
ing press. Write for particulars, Box 1923,
Branerd, MINI. 5052
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In Every Case the Money Must Accom-
p1Ry the Order.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOOHk kEEP1NG-Books opened. closed.
ID posted, expert work. etc. f. Sprague.
room 252, Drake block. st. Paul. 1928
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81. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES.
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T AIDES OK GENTS wishing TO have
IL underwear or hose neatly darned or
mended call at 229 Norris ST. 1858
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EOST AND FOUND.

hog LO>T-Lost, small hairless Mexi-
~ can dog: flesh color with silver collar,
Jot engraved on it, Return to room - 445
Jackson ST.. and receive reward. so
nOG L5lST--A young white and yellow
~ setter bitch, Fly" Finder will be re
warded generously at r. c. Mungers music
store, West Third st. 1850
gold PIN LOsT-Lost. in capitol, gold
VI pin, with name of W. w. Crapo on the
back. Finder will be literally rewarded on
returning same TO Frank @. Peters, room %.
First National bank building 59-52
EE answers received from an al in
ESyHFH Sundays GLOBE than from all
other Sunday papers.
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DREsSsEAEkHNG.

nRESsNEAkING and plain sewing; Will
IL 20 TO families. Call at 269 Fourteeath
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THE ST. PAUL EXCHANGE RESTAu-
l. rant--First-class i'll every respect; meals
during meal hours specially. Joe W.
Kohout, proprietor 355 Jackson. 3O0*
nIANAGERS-Wan at once, man
Ifl ager, man or woman, in every vicinity;
profitable business; liberal pay; ali time not
necessary: give references. Address r. II.
Woodward d Co. Baltimore. Md. so
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DOOKKrEPEk-S wanted by
ID young married gentleman; speaks Ger
man; as bookkeeper or stenographer; salary
moderate, aud firstclass references; railroad
work preferred. Address l!I2, Globe. al
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

DOOKKEEPER - Experienced young
- Imam of 2G wants position as bookkeeper
or assistant; good references Address G. X.
Taylor, 6S Adams av., East Detroit, Mich. =
5fy-5S
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CLERk-Situation wanted by 3 young
~ lady in Office or store; bestof city refer
cnces. Address or call at 513l2 st. Peter SIR
Room L.
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HLERK-By an experienced young ladsin
~ fancy or dry goods store; good refgr2
enc es. Address q. H.. Globe.
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DOOKKEEPER-P Position wanted by an
- experienced man in general nerchan-
disc and law matters; speaks German and
French; small compensation expected; ref
erences. Address W. B.. Globe. 4
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EeInaie.

A CTRESS ES-Wanted, two young ladies
IA to travel with theatrical company; ex-
perience not necessary. Address Al 1873,
Globe. 50-51
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CLERk-A girl of sixteen wishes a posi-
- ton in store or shop. Address G;
Fischer Alb Lafond ST. 3
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Ioetand found ads. in the GLOBE are seen
@oot by the most people ~.
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fILEKk-Groeery clerk, married man
~ wants position; we'll acquainted with
the city; can come well recommended. Ad
dress Y IT4, Globe. l
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TWO FIOORS-24x60: stone building;
L with water and sewerage connec-
tons; adapted for manufacturing or stOr-
age purposes. Apply at l46 West Third St.
city. *47
A/hu allow your rooms to be vacants An
SVHf ad III SUNDAYS GLOBE VIII rent
them
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I'VE IT 'Ek and farm machinery Tor
IL sale at the fam of the late T. NJ. Metcalf.
at Four Lakes. near st. Paul, between Feb.
IS and March 10, at private sale; Ice King,
valuable stud. horses, COWS. heifers, steers
sows. elc.. and a complete stock of farm ma
chinery wagons. corn planters, shelters. fan
mill. binder, plows cultiXators, harrows,
drills ETC., eighteen bundles of barbed wire,
platform scales. Apply at the farm at -Four
Lakes. or at the Office of Metcalf u McClana-
han. 126 East Sixth st. St Paul Ell
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DOOkkEEPER-Po wanted by
ID young man of experience: writes iegi-
BILE hand; thoroughly acquainted in the city;
references furnished. Address D I2l,
Globe
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EINE DRESS SHIFTS, Sl.5U, made to
L order, and gents underwear; send for
self-measurement. A. NJ. Toftley. 27 East
Seventh, near Watasha st. perfect fit. 1853
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MISUNDERSTANDING wanted by an
- experienced young man as heokkeeper
or clerk in store or Office; first-class refer
ence furnished. Address I'D. Glnbe. 6
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


pARBEK-Position by young man to learn
ID trade Address 7 16T, Globe. S
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FOR SALE.

DATENT HAME FASfENER-Fo sale
i TO manufacturers the best patent hame
fastener in use; call and see it. H. M. Miller.
secretary j. H. Mahler company, Third and
Olive stS st. Paul. 1854
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COMPOSIrOR-M be first-class Ap-
~ ply to Payne, Fose g. Co.. 303 Jackson
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-19

pOOkk kEs PER-Railway contractors,
- position wanted as bookkesper or clerk;
five years experience, and best Of references.
Address u l9i Globe. D
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THE WORLD TYPEWRlTER-P
4 only $40; will do the same work as a
SI25 machine; with Q few hours practice
orc can write from fifteen to thirty words
per minute; it is practical aud cheap. II S.
Finn & Co, Northwestern Agents, 136 East
Four h St, ST. Paul. Agents wanted. 26&
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w = Situation wanted
w six years experience; moderate salary
good references. Address L l2l, Globe i
yX7ATCHAIAkER- First class; with tools
w complete: seven years experience;
American; good habits. Lock box 80, Her
man. MINI. 1898
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DIAS0 PLAYER-A good piano player
l. and specially men wanted. Address
Diamond Music Hall, I35 Dakota av., Huron,
Oak. 1884
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-19

CLERK-An experienced clerk, good
~ bookkeeper and correspondent, desires
re-engagement; excellent references. Ad-
dress j. II. Gordon, 30 East Ninth ST., st.
Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-19

POSITIONS OF TRUST 70 those able to
l. give bonds OF good references. Bee
Hive Enterprise, Seventh and Robert. 80
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

ST. ALBASs.-ModeIa ator, L. l.. Lucas
Clerk, 5. A. Maxim; Selectmen, NJ. L..
Merrill, d. N. Grant, Mel. Bigelow; Treas
urer, Daniel Foss Supervisor of Schools,
c. A. Moulton; Town Agent, NJ. l.. Merrill /;
Auditor, ]. w. Chandler; Collector and
Constable, A. S. Varney. No party lines
we're drawn, but some local issues between
two sections of the town nearly divided the
election of the officers equally between the
two parties.
WISTERPoRT.-Sel +. C. Arey,
A. II. Hall, p. White treasurer, A. f. Fer
nald collector, J. W. Carleton; clerk, c.
r. Hill town agent, A. F. Sweetser; super
visor of schools, Frank Porter. All repub-
licans.
Selectmen, Luther Bradford,
Adam w. Wilson, Edward l.. Cobb.
CAMDEN VILLAGE CoRPoRAIIos.-Ruel
Robinson was elected moderator, G. r.
Hodgman clerk, W. V. Lane, +. Rogier and
J. VI. Strong assessors, f. NJ. Wood treas
urer, B. F. Adams collector, and +. Ander-
son, L. S. Alwick and J. ID. knowlton fire
wardens. The corporation is out of debt.
1t was voted to contract with the Camden Il
Rockport Electric Light Company to light
the streets with arc lights.
nish John F. Gray, Marshal II. White town
clerk, Lorenzo ID. Small; road commission
er, Thomas z. Whitmore supervising school
committee Ito fill vacancy DIR. |. C. irish
observation-disclosures o. II. Hersey
clerk, Alfred Cole; selectmen, Benjamin
Spaulding. Ellis Whitman, V. 2. DeCaster
treasurer, C. II. Prince; supervisor, John
F. DeCaster. The following sums were
4 L. q eli u .
town debt 81 800; roads, $500; town ac
counts, $500; Grand Army Post, sl5; total
| 1869. The funded debt of the town il
50 900.
RAYMoSD-Clerk, o. B. Lane selectmen
+. II. Witham. W. L. Churchill, L. w
welch; treasurerer II. J. Lane; supervisor
of schools, I. B. Witham; all democrats.
Moderator, NJ. R. Mathews
town clerk. n. W. R)binsOn; selectmen
B. B. Payson, r. Hull, Isaac Libby; asses
.ors. f. II. Vaughan, A. keating, A. y.
| Spear; treasurer, NJ. r. Mathews; super
visor of schools, Robert S. Simmons; fist
agent. NJ. s. Weston. All democrats eI
cept town clerk. The town raised s50t
toward the erection of a soldiers monum. ut
CuMBERLASD-Modera Lyman L
| Sturdivant clerk, David L. Blanchard Sc
leetmen, Edward ID. Merrill, Otis A. Monnr
| fort, Edward Ross; treasurer. Solomon 7
Merrill school committee for three years
Ammi X. Littleield auditor George Blarch
ard. All democrats except clerk and aud
| itor.
| BRowsFIELp-M Moderator, T. c. Allar5
clerk, G. E. Rounds; selectmen, j. K
Hill, C. f. Whitney, c. W. Harmon; treas
urer, d. B. Seayey; collector and constabls
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Little Time for Work

The newly qualified cabinet officers had
little opportunity to attend to official business
this afternoon as they were receiving con-
tinuous line of callers. None of them un-
dertook the duties of their departments. The
Asst Secretaries keptthe wheels of executive
business in motion Assistant Secretary
Thompson and Maynard this afternoon
offered their designations to Secretary Win
dom but informed him of their willingness
to assist him in his official duties until he
completes the organization of the depart
ment in accordance with his own wishes.
Window replied that he appreciated their
kindnes, and would not act on their resigna-
tons until he had conferred with the Presi-
dent on the subject. Solicitor General
jerks rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent to take effect at his convenience. At
torney General Miller today requested jerks
to remain for few days until he became d
little more familiar with the business of the
department, jerks consented to do so.
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HALLOwELL.

At the meeting of the City Government
Monday evening, the following business
was transacted.
Roll of accounts number IL, amounting to
1882 go, was presented and ordered paid
The finance committee were authorized tc
transfer from any unex pended appropriations
or balance outside of the sewer fund, 9
sufficient sum of money to cover any appro-
priation overdrawn.
An order was passed authorizing the city
treasurer to pay $4,000 of the city deo'
from any surplus fund in the city treasury
outside of the sewer fund.
Mrs. Alden Heath has just returned from
weeks visit among relatives and friends in
York, Maine.
The second election to decide who shal
be mayor, will occur Monday, the lth.
Prof. o. l.. Beverage, principal Of the
city Higl sch Dol, will preach at the Baptis
church next Sabbath. The pulpit will be
supplied while the society is withou; pastor
Mrs. J. W. Church and son Arthur, go tC
York tomorrow to spend a fortnight
Mr.. Geo Norris has resigned his position
as overseer Of the cloth room room at the
Kennebec River mills, and J. E. Howe, Jr.,
has been appointed in his place. Mr.. Norris
is to move to South Windsor.
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Nominations by the Governor

The following nominations were made by
Governor Burleigh yesterday:
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-G Geo
B. Berry, Alexander; John C. Hersey, Exc
ter; Virgil n. Higgins, Thorndike; Nicho-
las II. Hall, Winn; Thomas w. Ham,
Wales; James C. Jordan, Portland; A. X.
Littlefleld. Cumberland; John II. Lake,
Boothbay Harbor; VIM. f. Leighton, Penn
broke; I. p, Luut, Boothbay Harbor; Jesse
NJ. Libby Poland; +. j. Sylvester. Otis
field; Frederic W. Thurlow, Cutler; Cyrus
r. Tupper, Starke; Joel Valley, Blaine
Henry +. Webster, fremont; Dennis A.
Meaher, Portland; b. +. Pierce. Mars Hill
VIM. W. Mason, Limerick; Fred II. Nc
Donald, Minot; A. X. Trip, Wells.
State De;ectve-Ira NJ. True, Hallowell
Fish and Game Warlens-.Iames Calkins
Caribou; Levi Merrithew. Stockton; Joseph
B. Swanton, Millbridge.
Trial justices-H. 0. Perry, Ft. Fairfield
Edwin P. Cole, Brooklin; Otis Meader, AL
bion; Edward +. Race, Boothbay.
Notary public-Peter S. Nickerson, Port
land.
Inspector of fish-Alfred Hamilton
Gouldsboro.
Agent to prevent cruelty-Samuel R
Carter, Paris.
Commissioner of wrecks and shipwreckee
goods-Frederic W. Thurlow, Cutler.
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Libby. Lord Of York. Merrill. Mash. Poor
Rand, Walker. Walton. wrixht.-iS
So the motion TO accept the report va
lost
The report Of ought not to pass vas the,
accepted.
PAsssp TO NE ENeKosssp CSpkR Srs
PENSION OF RuLEs.
Bill an act 10 allow the Orchard Beach
Railroad Co. TO use electric motors.
Bill an act to prescribe the taking of land
and other property by water companies.
Bill an act TO amend section &, chapter G
of the Revised Statutes relative TO property
exempt from taxation.
PAssEp TO Rx ESeRossNp.
Bill an act to incorporate the South Port
land Land and Improvement Co. (as amead.
ed by the House.
TAKEN rsoN rus rAHLK.
On motion of MIR. Hsines bill an act relat-
ing to the construction Of drains and COM
moa sewers, wAs taken from the table and
passed To be engrossed.
On motion OF Mr.. Heath,
Adjourned.
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ELLSWoRTHs ENTERPRISE.
c ontr cted for New Factory to be
Erected

Ellsworth, March 8.
The contract was concluded Wednesday
between the business mems as
socistion of Ellsworth and Burrell Hough-
ton 4 Co, of Rockland. Mass, by the terms
of which the latter will remove their entire
factory plant TO Ellsworth. the Association
paving s25 600 to Burrill, Houghton & Co,
to build a factory which is to become theirs
at the end of ten years, provided their annu-
al pay roll shall average SO 900. work to
commence at once and the building to be
building to be completed by May 10.
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MAINE MATTERS.

Capt Geo. r. Hersey died at East Harps-
well Wednesday. He was retired ship
master, and a member of the legislature in
1886. He was respected by all who knew
him.
The Skowhegan Cooking Club" gave
their ge ltlemen friends delightful ente r
tainment Tuesday.
Two young knaves broke into stores at
ST. Stephens Tuesday night, taking money
and cigars. They were apprehended IN
Calais next day.
A heavy rain has fallen at Calais for the
past "a hours The effect has been to sus-
pend operation in the wooos, tenn
porarily at least. 1t probably will com
pei some operators to break camp perman-
emily. The river is clear of ice, the water
is rising.
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MRS. CLEVELAND BLUsHEs
with Pleasure at the Rousing Cheer
That w elcomes Her at New York.

New YORK, March 6.
Ex-Pre.ident Cleveland and wife, Lamont
and family, Mrs. Folsom and Secretary
Dickinson arrived at the New Jersey Cen
tral depot, Jersey City at six P NJ, today:
As they walked through. the very big crowd
in the depot cheered Justify. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland bowed frequently in aeknowledg-
ment.
Mrs. Cleveland was evidently pleased at
the unexpected heartiness of the welcome As
they stepped aboard the boat. three cheers
for Grover Cleveland were given with
will. The three cheers for Mrs. Cleveland
were so loud and vigorous that Mrs. Cleve-
land not only smiled but blushed with pleas.
ure AS she made a final Acknowledgement
and disappeared in the cabin. ON arriving
in New York the party was driven to the
Victoria Hotel.
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LEARNING THE ROPES.
Cabinet 0fhcials Take the Oath Of
once.
The Past Incumben Show Them
Around and Inttoduce Them.

WAsHTsSTos, March 6.
At ten minutes before three WanamAker
escorted by Gen. Stevens. first assistant
postmaster general, and two Dr. three friends
arrived al the postoftiee department The
party was conducted to the room occupied
by Gen. Dickinson, where the prescribed
oath was administered by Judge Lxwrenson.
one Of the Oldest employees of the govern
ment, who has sworn into Office rs postmas
ter generals.
The postoffice officials of the department
were introduced to Mr.. Wannamaker about
the saTe time that Judge Noble reached the
interior department He was soon Joined
by Justice Miller OF the United States su-
preme court The assistant secretaries and
chiefs of the several bureaus of the depart
ment and other officers were introduced by
Gen. Villas. Justice Miller then admins
tered the oath.
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BIDDEFoRD NEWS.
Republican Nominee for Mayor.-Car
go OF Schooner Gov Robie.

BIDpEFoRD. March l6.
DIR. John Lord, received the republican
nomination for mayor at the caucus tonight.
A lighter is expected here from Boston in
the morning to clear the cargo from the
stranded ship "Gov. Robie. Her owners
and the Boston underwriters held consuta-
ton today. Tonight the vessel lies in the
same place where she struck. The wind is
blowing off shore which is in the ships fa-
vor as she is sheltered by high bluff
Among her cargo are large number OF
japanese curiosities consigned to New York
The captains cabin effects have been re.
moved and will be sent with his family to his
home in Searsport.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
THREE DAYS SESSION
OF the Eden Town Meeting g.-Cittzeus
in Body Visit the Rum Shops and
Warn the Keepers.

BAR HARBoR, March 6.
The annual town meeting of Eden a9-
Journed this afternoon after three days
session. 1t was voted to extend West street,
measure which was strongly desired by
non-residents. The town also voted to
make a contract with the Bar Harbor Water
Company to supply the town with water for
ten years. After the adjournment by unani
nous consent. the: citizens proceeded in a
body to the shops of the different rum sellers
in town and warnel them to close their busi-
ness and leave town. A mass meeting is to
be held tonight to take measures to enforce
the command.
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APPEARANCE OF WAR
On the Mexican Border Where Eager
Gold Seekers Are ConsEesateo'
SAT- FRAScrsco, March {

SAr Francisco, March b.
The Examiners special from San Diego
..y,: The Mexican border at Liza Juana mas
had the appearance of war for the past Two
d.y,. Nearly one hundred teams and trains
have gathered there to enter the gold heids.
They wanted to evade the customs omcers
and attempted to force their way into Me.-
leo but the Mexican troops were called ou'
and forced the trespassers back. The Union
nublishe. statements from Prof. Anthony
Charles Bennett, John r. Berry anu oshe,
of uudoubted veracity saying that the held'
are phenomenally rich.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Nathan A. winslow, secretary of the
Cleveland (Ohio) Stove Co., shot himself
dead with a revolver while sitting at his
desk yesterday
The New York copper men received We'd
desdav the following cablegrom from Lon
don: Contracts considered amply guar
anteed. Prices recovering.
Cotton A Mulvey, shoe dealers of Provi-
dence, X. L., have assigned. They had
capital of $40 900; liabilities, $50, 200; as
sets, s2s, 600 or S29 900.
The Wholesale saddlery firm of Henry &
Lacoix, Montreal, has made an assignment
in trust. Liabilities 100000.
The House of Commons voted a closure
on the address of reply to the Queens
speech.
Powderly has made public letter received
from LeCaron the Times witness against
Parnell, in which LeCaron offered to blow
up the bridges of the Missouri Pacific dur
ing the big strike.
Ralph Graham, = Swedish carpenter, was
caught in the shaftins at the Lowell bleach
cry, Wednesday, and was killed.
Leonard B. Harrington, veteran leather
manufacturer of Salem. Mass, died of blood
poisoning Wednesday
Sir Julian Pouncefote, the new British
minister to the United States. will start for
Washington about the end Of this month
| The willetts Manufacturing Company,
which owns the Excelsior Pottery at Tren-
ton, N, j., has failed.
The Mahoning National Life Association
of Ohio. doing insurance business on the
mutual assessment plan, failed "Wednesday
| Burt Brown. New York driver, while
drunk Wednesday. fatally pounded Mrs
Martin with fiat iron-
The Connecticut boy who said he had beer
tied up by tramps proves to have lied.
Johp ellison of the Connecticut gang OF
burglars caught some time since, he alons
escaping, has been captured.
Joshua Henderson. carpenter and build
., Of South Boston, has failed. Liabilities
as, ,oe0; nominal assets, $1,000. He offer
~ cents in nine month notes.
Jas. Goodwin, . tramp, has been azresses