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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18

Propositions Made the Employer by
the Union.

PORTLAND. Dec. IL The situation at the
shoe factory Of A. W. Shaw 4 Co. Free.
port, has not changed except that the firm
have secured forty-seven box makers OF
Brunswick. The union presented the firm
with the following proposition:
Article !. The firm to restore all persons
who left their positions Wednesday. Dec. IL
to their old positions without discrimination.
Article 2. The question Of prices to be
the same ss we're in force before the so
called new work WAS introduced.
Article 8. The frm to have the unre.
stricted right to teach new help, providing
the teaching Of new help does not oblige the
old help to remain idle by taking work away
from the old employees
Article 4. The Arm shall have the right
to discharge any person for the following
causes: Drunkenness. poor work, or using
insulting language to the superintendent OF
any foreman or forelady.
Article 8. The question Of prices to re-
main as the above calls for In article second,
until either party wishes 70 make . change,
wh,n thirty days notice shall be given by
the party wishing the change.
Mr.. II. H. Shaw has the matter under con-
sideration. The Union asks for q decided
answer from the frm by nine O'Clock We'd
nesday m ,rning.
The Portland Central Labor Uoion has
voted to give their moral and financial aid to
the Freeport strikers.
MIR. H. II. Shaw stated to Mr.. Moulton
who was the official bearer Of the PROPOSE
lion. that the firm would take back - many
Of the strikers ~ there were positions for,
but where new help had proved skilled and
faithful they would be retained The strikers
are as firm as ever and the local traders are
mol pleased with the outlook to dispose OF
their Christmas goods.
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THE PERYERSB JUROR
One otheg Juror Was Stubborn 10
Haneias Al Five Of fhsn.

CuIcAso. December l7.-State,s Attorney
Longenecker this evening, after conference
With one Of the Cronin jury vhose name 10
withheld, told hos the verdict vas reached.
A. vas sufmised Juror John Culver. who
spent much Of his spare time during the long
EVENING" in reading the bible, vas the influ-
ential factor.
The Arst incident in this connection oc.
Cured while the trial vas in progress when
Mrs. Conklin testified. That evening Cul-
yer notified his fellow jurors he solemnly
believed she committed perjury. Ars.
Hoertel. he thought, was . liar. Martins, the
expressman. did not really know Burke.
while the Csrlsons were plainly telling false-
hoods. Culver, a. the trial neared the end,
seemed to see in nearly every witness for the
State indicative or purchased perjueef.
He plainly hinted that 1t looked like con-
spiracy on the States part. The matter Of
having Witnesses under the charge Of detect
ives was one thing he thought looked bad
He was not ture that Cronin ever went to the
Carlson cottage, when asked. "How do you
account for the bloody trunk. said. "for all
We know. dog may have been taken away
in it," Ths cause Of Cronin's death was not
proved, he contended, and he was Impressed
with the idea that Dan Coughlin had .
''good" face.
When the time for balloting arrived Cul.
yer voted for the acquittal Of all the defend
ants. He stesdfastly declared that Besgs in
particular he would not send to jail for.one
day. The result Vas long struggle Of re-
peated ballots ending in . compr ,nise yer.
dict being announced.
Farmer Pierson voted steadily for the
execution Of all FIVE defendants, and was the
last man TO yield. 1t was he who was hold
ing out toward the end. and not until an hour
or so before the verdict reached the public
did he give in to the entresties of his COM
rades. The leading thought Of the majority
Of the Jurors other than Culver and Pierson
seemed to be to prevent . disagreement.
They apparently believed that . mis-triai
had been aimed at BY the defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18
MAINE'S CHANGERS.
By Boat and Train HUNDREDS
are Brought to Belfast.
From His YssFs Of Orange axperisncs
Hs Draws Interesting Truths and
Instructive Advice.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. |

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
Bazaar, Dec 7.-Last night Conductor
Mace's train brought ave carloads Of smiiing
grangers. The arrivals Of the day and even
ing numbered At least three hundred. The
eastern train and boats today brought at leas,
two hundred more. The Waldo county
grangers are out in force. Thus it will be
readily seen that the attendance 10 larger than
ever before In the history Of the Maine State
Grange.
The city 10 full Of strangers. All through
the morning the streets were thronged with
people drawn oat BY the beauty of the morn.
ing and the warm looking vapofs which arise
from the sea beyond the islands, and soften
the views on both land and ocean. Worthy
Master Robie is on hand - usual supported
by all the officers of the State Grange.
There is alec noble representation of the
prominent members Of the order from all
over the State, among whom We notice Hon.
z. A. Gilbert, +. 8. Adams, 8. C. Watson
and Thos. Daggett, G. o. Gardiner Of the
Maine Board of Agriculture, DIR. G. NJ.
Twitchell of the Farmer. E. Wi9gin, +.
Parkhurst and Columbus Hay ford Of Aroos-
tooAs ucurJ AoOft W w tntuIUD, u. y.
House Of Augusta, A. 9. True of Litchfield,
b. +. Briggs Of Auburn. J. b. Hammond OF
New Gloucester, C. W. Harding Of Durham,
o. G. Keyes of North Jay. l. W. PHILIPPE Of
Brewer, c. Z. Smith Of Skov hegan, aid
many others who have been pioneers 10 the
work.
There are many new faces to be seen,
showing that the grange 10 being cor stantly
strengthened by the accession Of new blood
and brain. There is ample entertainment
for all and an atmosphere of good feeling
pervsdes the hotels and the ball. Promptly
At 10 O'Clock Worthy Master Robes gavel
fell and the annual session of the Maine
State Grange was begun. The forenoon was
spent in the usual routine work. In the af-
ternoon the Worthy Master delivered his
address, an admirable exposition Of the pur-
poses of the Order and Of the needs Of the
hour.
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New York Produce Market.

nav YoRK, Dss. ~
FLOUR. Receipts, 8i.bsv packages; ezposts, w
barrels; sales. o.ioS hepea quotations issi.aia9
City mill extra. - s0asi 10, patent. ~
% 70, supernne, " Ioas2 70, extra Ne. q
~ 10se2 ID; winter wheat low grade. o. a1Ael ~
Hinne.otA extra, o. ooasi ds. Southern asss
WmtAr-KSoeipi., 1900. exports. 7,.sss, sa,ss
1000, dun, No. spring nominal, II
No red, sil No. red, stisss elevator a{asei ~
,sassi delivered. No. / hard. sciAssl. Ne !
northern, piay3l
8yH--easy.
BARLny -. nominal
CoRs k~ceipts 1920 exposts i22. .ozs. saies, tAi
90, quiet, steamer. sl~t2. No. !. t3laA11
tOre and elevator. tJtat3t delivered.
OArs--keceipts. 1000. exports, i00,S12 saise. ~
000, hrn, No ), IN to white ijot no ! 0tesgl
10 white. iila3ii, No. !. ~, do whitss ~
Mined Western, x7al0. white do, 3os ~.
CorvKH-.fsir: Mo, fair, i9l
lower, crushed oia5i, extra crushed. slasl: vhAAs
extra crusnea slaoi. cut loaf. "a: srasuisisd.
PETkOLEUn.-qui~t. steady. iU6
POKkyuiet.
BKEr--hrtn.
LARD weak western steam, ~ 78ao1 - |,
,losins ~ Szi, oity steam, % 70; fsnnsd faAsi
continent o. Ivas %, y. A. " %.
BUTTER - easy - western dA4y -
10; do creamery, .la2ii.
CmKNsE- fair. Freixhts 70 AvsspsA
drm-
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ONE ENIOyS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasau.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn edectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fyc SKRUp co.
saw FRANCISCO. clt.
LOUISVILLE. ~. -ew FoRs. w
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rHIRrY-FrvE WITNESSES
Examined IN the Kqox Court to Hstab'
iish Pauper Claims.

RocKLAsD, Dec. IA famous case IN
the Knox 8. J. court has created excitement
throue hout the county. It has been on trial
four days. Thiry-fve Witnesses we're ex-
auined. II was an action brought BY the
t,wn of Union against Appleton to recover
compenss,ion for the support Of Mrs.. LaFor-
est Butler. Bliss & Fosler appeared for the
plaintiff; Attorney General Z. c. 'ttieneid
for the defendant. After several hours de-
liberation the jury rendered . verdict for
Union of e342 81.
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But We bave only made commencement.
New public questions are consinnally being
thrust upon ~ which require dsliberatisa
and discussion. Idleness and indiAefencs
are sure to plunge rs into danger and the
CARRYING Of burdens. which vigilance. The
price of liberty and the key to success. can
avert. The burden Of unequal tsxation must
be equalized. The public 10 held At the
mercy Of mercenary human nature. To
whom must the people look for redress II not
to the organized effort Of the free and inde-
pendent yeomanry Of the landf The lesis-
iative bodies Of the country must represent
the unaltefxbie determination and will Of the
people. Bribery and corruption in elections
mus. be sever ,ly punished. and the executive
arm Of the government BY the aid Of the
judiciary made TO carry out fhe sovereign
viii and laws Of IN honest people.
TAs orange n Aasns.
The history Of the grange In he State ef
Maine 10 practically The repetitios Of the ex-
pefjenee OF oar oegaaisafisa d every een1l
II this Uuion. With The excspdou, gfesfei
pesuaseuG successes hes efowDed oar e1osee
The Mkins Sssse Grsngs vas osgsnissS y ~
city G Lsuisson. Apsil 9ltA. 1874 sfsssu
yeoss -. oixsssa subosdineee unneel
ve1o rspsasuntsd b - as1e 1uuAR feet
esplpa, and, vhae = Ss0aehDh1s. - - Z
! lCesasssd - fsafA DaGs.I
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aALLowELL.
Wedding Anniversary Surprise Bnter-
tainments - Death In ths West OF .
Hallowsll Lady.

number Of the friends Of Mr.. George
Paul called upon him at his home last even
ing and gave him complete surprise. 1t
was the fifteenth anniversary Of his we'd
ding.
The entertainment of tie South Congrega-
tiopal Society in City Hall last evening
was entirely . success. Following 10 the
drogram:
Augusta Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club.
q Reading, Nov the Old Horse Won the Bet.J
Holmes
Miss A. c. Peabody.
3. Cornet Solo. "Ths Last Rose Of summer"
Master Jimmie stone
A. Reading. "Tit ior Tat"
Ia "Perfumery."
s. seIectie ns, lb"Lyrfaa March,
fc Mandolin solos.
Mr.. Chamberlain and the Augusta Club.
g. hOnoiosue. "poily's Doctor s
=. "Geraldine March,"
Au9usta Club.
g. Reading, "PauIIne P.rlorn.." TB. Aldrieh
Mics Peabody.
.. Song. "L.st Night"
Miss Gertte Stone.
10. Reading.
Miss Peabody.
Miss julia sanborn, Aecompaniat.
Mr.. Charles Chase and Miss Matte Ran
dali returned from Boston yesterday morn
ing. Miss Matte Chase remains = few
weeks.
The W. C. T. u meets with Mrs Rev J.
e. Cochrane on Franklin street today, ct
$50 p. N.
The Central Temperance Committee vas
in secret session Monday evening.
All the stores will be open every evening
this week and until after Christmas.
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ExrRAD1rIoN TREATY.
Bmbezslers Likely to Find Themselves
in the .Extraditable List.

President Harrison today transmitted to
the Senate the extradition treaty with Eng
land, referred to in his annual message and
negotiated by Secretary Blaine and Sir Jnlian
Pauncefote, the British Minister.
= By its terms 4 number Of extraditable Of
fences we're largely increased, the most i'm
portant addition being embexziement. If
the treaty 10 ratified. Canada and the United
States will cesse to exchx1e q class of unde
sirsble residents Who have hitherto secured
immunity from punishment.
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TO LIoHr RocKLAND.
Change Of Companies and Purchase OF 4
Gas Plant.
I Special to the Kennebec Journal.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
RocKLAxD, Dec. 1.-THE contract to light
the streets of Rock and which was assumed
BY the Easton Electric Light Company Of
New York, has been transferred to the Eas-
tern Electric Light and Construction Com
psny of Portland. the company which is
operating the present plant. This company
bs. also purchased the plant of the Rockisnd
and Thoma ston Gss Co., and will manage
heih branches of illumination. They will
put In the Easton electric lighting system.
The station will be erected on the land con-
nected With the gas establishment. Work
will be commenced at once. C. T. Frost,
who has been the efficient manager Of the
Rockland and Thomaston Gas Co. will be
retained in charge of that department of the
business.
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PUReuG CHICAGO POLICE
OF the Men Who Testified In Favor OF
the Cronin Ausdsrsrs.

CHICAGO, Dee. H.-Detectives John 8.
Tiff and M. J. Grove and Patrolmen Red
mond and Mcdonald. Who testified in favor
Of Daniel Coushiin at the recent Cronin
trial, were today dismissed from the force,
''for conduct unbecoming an officer and
neglect Of daty." "rhis 10 only the begin
ming Of removals." said an oflcial today,
From this time on you can look for the re-
moval Of the Clan-na-Gae! men and their
sympathiEers daily"
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MInE DISPATCHES,
Prisoner In Alfred jail Dives Prom CeP.
Fidof 10 Basement,
Crushing His Skull and Causing Instant
Dsath-Was an Insaps Tramp.

ALFRED, Dec. flames 7. Sullivan, q
prisoner in Alfred Jail. committed suicide At
noon today by diving head first from the up
per corridor Of the Jail to the basement dis
tance Of 20 feet. His skull was crushed
csusing instant death. He was committed
Oct ls charged with placing obstructions on
the Boston 4 Maine railroad, at Wells. He
was a tramp, residence unknown, 35 years Of
age. Insanity was the cause.
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OFFICIALS ARRESTED
Charged With Misappropriation Of
Funds and Conspiracy.

SALT LAKE. Dec. l7.-City Marshal Solo
mon, County Recorder Cannon, Selec'm men
Weller, Brigg and Hampton, all Mormon
officials were arrested here last night.
There are six indictments against Solomon
charging misappropriation Of public funds
and one indictment against each Of the others
charging them with conspiracy.
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coNDnssnD pnspArcuns.
The Pith OF the News Taken From ehs
Current Topios OF the Day.

A. +. Mack, tho late Secretary Of ~
Arcanum Building loan AMI Homestead
Association Chicago. 10 mis.lus with Geo..
900 Of the associations money.
Five men entered an exprsss once q
BrownwOod. Texas, Monday night and
beating the clerk into insensib,lisy went
through the cafe and secured 1900 and %.
capped,
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OHIO VOTERS
After Approving OF Biennial Elections
Find the Vote Illegal.

CoLuxBus, Dec. 1.-THE supreme court
today decided that the biennial elections in
the amendment to the constitution of Ohio,
which received majority Of the votes cast
on the proposition At the last election. was
not legally adopted. 1t establishes the prin-
ciple to change the constitution, but the
majority Of all votes cast At . general elec-
ton must be in the Affirmative.
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Bushisi, the noted Arab Who led ths h.
sursents 10 their revolt, and Who va caps1s-
Cd and handed ever " the Germans. ~
been hanged.
Parnell arrived st nottingham. TsssdAy.
Thsrs was great crowd as the railway -.
ton. He was greeted with mingled sFoaas
and cheefs.
The London Chronicls's Berlin corrsspoa.
dent says advices frou, Brasil BY mall report
the proclamation Of the republic was received
With Enthusiasm la all the placss vhsss ths
German population predominasss.
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SPARKS FROM MAInB wrans.

Archie Pasrsdy Of Fort Fairfield, ased 10
years, vas drowned Friday 10 . lake so miles
above Ashland.
=. n. Rustis, . veil known citizen Of
Iivermore Falls died Monday evening, aged
G4. He wss . member Of Company y, lst
Msine Regiment. and vas in the show busi-
sess eight years with Comieal Brown.
Col. c. c. Burrili Of Ellsworth, hes been
In Rockiand for svo or three days looking
into The aGairs Of the Bocksand and Ellie
worth Steamboat Company Win view 70
ifs possible purchpe, ,be oseanisasios Of .
new Company. and incfeassd faeiliiss I'll
along the souss.
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TAX PAYERS BATTLE.


MEKIDEN. Conn, Dec. 17-Republicans
in the city election today carried everything
but city clerk, and returned to power after
three years. The council will stand 2l re-
puslicans, 9 democrats; one absentee repub-
lican, making the actual vote 20 republicans,
8 democrats. Ii was . tax payers battle.
The democrats have been inefficient, and in
tended to raise the taxes next year.
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GOV. TooLEs MESSAGE.
He Entirsly Ignores the Republican
House.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. l7-Gov. Toole
this morning sent his message to the senate
and democratic house, ignoring the republi-
can house. The republican house so far
has paid no atte 1tion to the warrant sent the
members by the democratic house, and 1t has
been determined to disregard it in toto.
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THBNATION'S SCAPlTAL
Bills II noment Before Asase
ild Senate Yesterdiy.
Inquiry Is % ClalaetaR II IaIll
oPlalianols.


WAsAIxoTox. Dec. 1.-THE executive
session Of the Senate this afternoon lasted
more than two hours. The principal topic
Of discussion vss the nomination Of Judge
David J. Brevee for Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court, which vas favorably report
ed BY the committee on judiciafy. Although
there was no minority report, the conams-
ton Of the nomination vas opposed By sens-
tors from both Parties, IL 10 said. Who based
their objections upon his decisions in pro-
hibiton cases in Kansas. which we're after
uards reversed BY the Supreme Court; and.
- . statement Of facts in Judge Gresham's
review, the appointment OF receivers on the
Wabash system Of railroads BY Judge Rev
er justify the suspicion that Judge Brewer 10
the friend Of corporation interests against
those of the public; and the facts, ~ stated
in Judge Gresham's review. warrant an in
vestigation. The friends Of Judge Brewer,
it 10 said, denied be in any wise unduly in
6uenced an action in the Wabash receiver
ship. Adjournuent came before the case
was disposed Of.
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The Presideat sent % the Senate today .
large number Of nominations, embracing
registers Of land oflcss. receiver Of public
monies, United Stases attorney, United States
marshals and collector Of internal revenue,
together With several recess appoinsments, in
GLIDING Lyman E. Knapp Of Vermont. 70 b
governor Of Alasks.
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North Waterford, Dec. 9, 1888.
have been troubled for several years with
attacks Of neuralgia in the stomach. the only
way Of relief vas hypodromic injections Gf
morphia. The past year have used ..Brown's
Instant Lelief" when mad these attacks and
and have been benefited BY il. I do nos
nave them nearly ss often ~ before using
the Relief" I would recommend ii TO ali
for the relief Of pain.
Mas. I. +. JEwErr.
Tous money refunded n Il fails 70 bsns0s yop
vben ssed strictly ~ directed On Inside wrspsse.
% yoa take no rsk In trying II.
GVeold By all dealers. dec5dlmtopoo,tf
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Deee Isle Store and otoo1
RocxrAsp, Dec. l7.-Infofmasioa vas
received from Deer lsls. Tussday mofsins
II 4 ars In seuth Deer lsle. saturday nishs
n ,tor, Of Downs Small. general msf-
shapaiss, bsfssd . he srosnd- Ihs ssofs
"A - vsss valusd q $500, inssrsd ~
es7oo.
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The State Department 10 informed that
schooner David W. Hunt of Bath, Me-, fban.
doned OF Cape Hatteras, Nov. 9sth. '8s, and
that since has been floating about in the At
lsntic, has been toved 10 Fsnchsl and salved.
by the tug Falcao.
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NEw roRs. Dee. ".
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CAIrnss, Mica, DEE. 17.-Cas1 Caslsos.
asd Jehn 0alllvna, ntasss, sn1 Asdsev
Aaa1s, DIN bsy vsBs blsvs ~ assos n
- Ossssb niBs. - siGAs bys Dssaseass
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The Senate committee or finances today
ordered favorable reports upon the following
nominations:
Edwin 8. Lacey. of Michigan, comptroller
of the currency.
Edward 0. Leach, Of the A01so Of Col
umbia director of the mint.
J. Patterson, of New Hampshire, Sec
ond auditor.
". M. Hart, of Indiana. third audi:or.
ditor.
Louis W. Habercorn. Of the the District Of
Columbia, 9th auditor and a.uumber Of collec-
tors Of internal revenue also Albert H. KEEL
lam to be collector Of customs, af New Hsv-
en-. Conn.
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<SevW wayne.
Ths lats rains have carried o6 The snov
- hat n 10 debatAbls point whether TO uss
. wagon Or sleish. Business 10 rather quiet
In conseesencs.-Thss school In the village
ceQosacsd Aoaday. December ls. under
he iastfsesioa Of Mr.. McCana Of Colby
uaiversiv, fersnighs laier than the ether
scAeola In town. o. account Of The continued
peevalencs Of the numps.-A merry com-
pany gathered 1.-THE Fssidence Of L. 8. Mar
i'm. Esq. on the evening Of Dec. 18th. Il
being the thirty -Arss anniversary Of The mar
rage Of Mr.. and Ars. Maxim. An oyster
supper vas served. after which games we're
played until late hour when the eueses hade
their genial host and bic wife good night,
With their beet vishes that they nav live 10
witness many happy returns Of The day
l. D. Leach and daughter have lefs their
farm and moved Into the house formerly
occupied BY Fred Mason Golden Sisr
Lodge, l, o. @. f., has initiated two nov
since the present quarter CON-
Ths lodge 10 sseadily gaining In
numbers and 10 encouraged BY the fact that
most Of the boys and young men Of the vii.
age are among them.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Eleven Persons Drowned as aolyAeoA.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE bark Tenby Cas-
tie vas wrecked. as Holyhesd and eleven
psrsons drowned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


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WAa DBPAafnsxr,
O0cs of the Chief Signal OAlcss.
WAsHsssros. Dec. Is IA. n.
For Maine Light rains. eighty warmer.
eastsfiy vinds.
Meteorological nspogt.
fDss. u. ~. 40 r. NJ