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STANDING ON ITS HEAD
Rielre Beside Itself for Joy Over Its
Choice Is the Capital.
The Town Fun of Bsosner--I.ot. Advanc-
Ing 900 Per Cent. tn Pricr~-The
Military Called Upon To
Preserve Order.

Sr. PAUL. Oct. 4.-The Pioneer Press
special from Pierre says the selection of
Pierre the capital of South Dakota
bids fair tn create u boom which ottrivals
that of Oklahoma last spring. Strangers
arr Hooking into the city 10y thousands.
Over sJop,VcO worth of property changed
hands to-day. Lots which could have
bs.cn bought week ago for sldO sold
to-day for 5000. People are excited and
the town IL in constant hIbbub night
and day, and il is impossible to preserve
any kind of order. Fort Pierre, across the
river. is also crowded with boomer. and
intended settlers. many of whom
have escaped into the reservation,
Notwithstanding q large force of rcgu-
lators and Indian police are stationed
tltcrs Ia prevent encroachnent. A schcuc
was urearthsd to-day by the authorities
which was ou foot by n gang of boomers
tc speak across the river at midnight and
Pierrr and thereby capture the town site.
Application had lccn quietly made tn
the government for town site papers,
and if the scheme had not been
uncartlicd at an opportune moment IL
would probably have been s,Icccssful Few
settlers over thcrs. were armed and the
plot would have been attended with much
daisgcr and as the prime movers are tlcs-
perntc men, there would have been much
blo0dshstl. Military assistance has been
| telcSZra phcti for and every attempt will bc
uun6a to preserve order.
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OCTOBER RACING.


aass. Now Work and Other Plsee~-
CINCINNATI, Oct. A.-Thc track was Ira
good condition at Latonia to-day. The
weather was pleasant asad the attendance
good. The results were:
Three-yca r-oldis and upwards, seven fur
long-Sir Himyar won, Mislsiiemarch ss,c-
onai, Pritchett third. Time :si.
Maiden twn.year-olds, half mile. Hap
piuess won, Mount Lebanon SECOND, Lot
tie =. third. No time taken.
ThrrsyeSTS. w, Ni,;s ..n6d sn% "bws,w ;sv wIr slS
Thrc-year~oids and upwards. mile
Brandoie,te won, Queen OF Trumps Sec
Two-year-oitis, five fnrlo,gs-Rctlligh
won; Rn:emont second, Martha Page
third. Time. l. .9.
was chilly and the attendance was fair.
Five f,lrlongs-Forlham won. Pearl Set
"eHn iIs aSI n%is ane.six,hnTS: ,e I two starters
Now or Never and Brother Bon ran a
dead heal, heat: Time. 1874. Th" stakes
Seven fnrionvs-Cr won. Ben
Harrison second, Boots third. Time, :291..
One mile-St. John won. Barrister Sec
Twoyear-olds. five furlongs. Miss An,
ME won. Civil Service second, Gunwad
Six furlongs--TipstaT won. Freedom
second. Galen Mound third. Time, 10.
JEROME PARK. n. ". Oct. A:-The at
tendance to-day was large. The results
Two-year-oldls, six hlrlongs-St james
won; Hop thily' second, Emincnce third.
Mile and one-eighth-King Crab won /;
Caliente second, Golden Reel third.
Fourteen hundred yartls-Pontiac won; ;
Blue Rock second, Climax third Time
Hunter stakes, thres,-year-old fllics,
| one and three-cighths mile-Aurania won,
Daylight second, Duplicity third. Time
Mile and threc-sixtecnth, two starters
| Huntress won, Philosophy second. Time
2:O6.
Six f,,rlones-Little Minnie won, Mute
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-The weather to-day
| was pleasant. the track fine and the at
tendance fair. The results were:
p;w, wo,sinssen r, D;"- sas prrss sc:o, Montax
Rolla third. Maggie r. fourth. Best time
Two-thirty trot. purse M.5oO-Dick
thru. Clarence King fourth. Best time
| FREsNo. Cal. Oct. 4.-Senator Stan
| ford's three-year-old Simol trotted n mile
here to-day in 2:13sz, breaking all previous
| KANSAS CITY. Oct. 4.-The weather was
delightful to-day and the track fast. The
Two-thirty trotting class oinfinishc.
from yesterday Indian Pat first, Holden
| Davis second, Two Eyes third, Others ruled
out and distancct. Best time
wi,r wTwo-for'y paacsrs' pa' purse I,n nnprSs 6l,;,n
third, others distanccd. Best time 2 "a "
Two-thirty trottinR, purse $iU-Ncttis
| v. first, Black Diamond second, Captain
third, Illinois Egbert distanced. Bes
Two-forty trotting. purse $4OO-wilke
| mont first, Cora McGregor second, GeorHs
&. third, Gooson fourth. Best time 2:si.
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AertnsssslIsts Defending Tanner.

LockPoRr. n. Y. Oct. 4.-Thc Veterans
association of ministers of the G.uescc
Methodist conference OF about 30 MEM
bcrs in annual meeting ina this city adopt
eel "A resolution "that we sincerely regret
tn" resignation as commissioners OF pen
sions OF Corporal Tanner. forced from
him 10y the influence of politicians. and
that we deprecate the s,,,orsiination of tin"
pension department to political wire
pulIcrs. 80 that il cannot bc administered
10y "a man who, like Corporal Tanner. has
the true interest of the soldiers at heart I;
United States to place the granting of
pensions In the hands of those who will
administer il in the interest of the coun-
a."
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The CARONA DISASTER.
Graphic story Told by Isas~nger~ sh
lll-GAtesl steamer.

Graphic story Told by Passenger. oa the
lll-fnted steamer.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. A.-Thc Times-Ilem-
ocraf Bayou Sara special says the tug
Beverly Harris went down this morning to
the wreck Of the ill-fatcd Corona. The
hull has sunk i'm deep water. Captain
Knapp Of the steamer il AT work saving
all he can. He towcd the cabin i'm and
lodged il at the foot of Prophets Island,
whore it is hcinR taken To pieces. The
body of Pat Ryan, the stewart, was found
jamr,etl l.etwecn two hunks in the state
room. The body of Mrs. HUFF was found
and sent tn Baton Rouge this morning.
No other bodies have AS yet been re-
covered.
city to-day. Mrs. Henry Blanks says: ~
was standing with my sister. with my
child I'm my arms, i'm the rear OF the cabin
the explosion occurred. The chamber
mci. came running to us with u life pre-
server. which we fastened ON. William
Fleming. the pastryman. then came rum
hurricane deck until he could get "A life
boat down, which he did i'm "a hurry. We
snsn got m, ,nss the wSm Ssw' " s "s Sa, " ws
swamIsti, throwing us all into the river:
With my 3ycar-old child i'm one arm
81. Louis l,oats came and saved US. of
my sister, Mrs. HUFF. who is n widow, I
saw, saw nothing more after our boat cap
Captain Sweeney stated that the whole
thing came on 40 suddenly that hs hardly
had time to see anything. Captain blanks,
who was sitting i'm "a barssr's chair. was
stantly killed. Others in the cabin were
struck by flying thinkers, among whom
the clerk y office. The explosion sccmesI
to go downward, and the full force WAS in
rear part OF the boat. Those that were
not Killed outright by flying tiInbcrs wers
pinned down aud scaldsd to death. Cap
tain Sweeney said when the ex plosion tool
place lle was i'm the forscastlc and thus cs
tN-ir
aronnti. He was picked up by the City oi
st. Louis.
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NE KILLED THE BABY.
A Conditional Pardon for y life Convict
Aged M YearH.

Aged IN Years.
FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 4.-Through the
efforts of the national humane society and
the Kentucky division of that body a con-
Slitional pardon has been obtained from
Governor Buckner for Linville Combs, the
youngest life convict ever sent to peni-
tentiary. Young Combs lis to he placed i'm
the industrial school OF reform at Louis
vile, to remain until hc is of age. He
lived with his mother and stcpfather
i'm Breathitt county. There was n
baby i'm the family and one day
this baby was missed. Linvillc
was questioned and finally led the neigh
bors to where the baby's bosly was found
i'm q creek. it's head crushed i'm. He said
he had hit the child on the head and
killed II. after which tried to burn the
body. II did not burn fast enough. and he
threw il into the creek. He also said his
father had promised him new pair of
red top boots IL lie would kill the baby.
Being an infant in law his testimony
against the old man was valuelcss, but hc
was sent TO prison for life. He had never
heard Of God or the alphabet, and did not
know right from wrong. At the time OF
his conviction he was 10 years old, and
now at the age OF II he can read and
write and is very bright. Every convict in
the prison signed "a petition for his pardon.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. A.-Enrique Peviila.
Columbian consul who arrived here from
Livingston, Guatemala, October 1st, died
this morning of yellow fever. All pre-
csss,tions have been taken by the board Of
health. who announce that there IL no
cause for alarm. Pevilla had bs,eu sick
some tirne before reaching the Mississippi
quarantine station, but in orxler To get
through and prevent detention on the.
vessel, he mustered on deck with the pas
sengers. and .throuR%, this impr,itlerscc
made his recovery isnpossible.
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WINE AND FRUIT.
San Framcisro's q might Templars Their
Way s0 Washington.

san Franciscss'~ x might Templars Their
Way so washington.
CHICAGO, Oct. A.-The Golden Gate and
Sacramento Communicates knights Tenn
plar, which left San Francisco last Mon
day, arrived here this morning win the
Union Pacific and n Northwestern railroads.
The party consists of BIO people, and the
train In composed Of seven cars, two Pull
man slcepcrs and commissary car con-
tanning fruit and wine, which was lil,cral-
~ dispensed ON the way. Entertainments
were held every evening ON the train.
The knights are quarters,sl at the Palmer
house, where "a special dining room and
other accommodations have beeu pro
visled for their comfort. During
tine day they were entertained by N
carriage drove tn the principal points of
interest in the city. Early i'm the evening
they visited the Industrial exhibition and
Afterwards attended Mcvicar's theatre i'm
"a body, on am invitation from the nsarp-
ager. They leave ut I'D y. ni. Tomorrow
and are scheduled tn arrive i'm Washing
ton at I'D y. n. Sunday. At Washington
the Nornanslie hotel has been engaged ns
their headquarters. where wine and fruit
will te dealt out i'm liberal s,,lantitics.
DENVER, Oct. 4.-The Colorado dleleRa-
ton of the triennial conclave knights
Templar nt Washington, numbering over
2O, left here Tonight u special train of
Pullman and dining cars over the Rio
Gransle and Missouri Pacific, and every
comrnanslcry i'm the state In represented.
They will make "a determined effort to ss.-
cure the next conclavc for Denver.
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Two Fatal Accident. nd London.

LONDON. Oct. A serious disaster oc-
cured at Shields this morning, where the.
Italian armored warship Formidable was
loading gunpowalcr and cartridges. A
I's."kage of cartridges dropped from n
considerable height tn the deck OF the
vessel, causing terrific explosion. The
navy officer Who was i'm charge of the,
work and several of hissi were instant
ly killed and "a number of others severely
wounded. All the ~s.s.Hol,liug about the.
steeplc of the church iu course OF erection
at Altenbruch. Hanover, fell yesterday,
and seven workmen were hurled ftO feet
tn the ground and killed.
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Close Results in Jefferson County.
Special to the Standard.
BOULDER, Oct. 3.-Up to o'clock this
evening the Age has received unofficial re-
turns from all but two precincts i'm the
county. with the following results: Carter
56 majority, Toole 81, Pemberton ~,
Blake 3s, Joyes, democratic candidate for
district judge, 119; jackson. republican
candidate for joint representative for
Gallatin ard jefferson, 123; Leslie, for
state senator, $50. whaley claims an
error i'm the returns from Whitehall
precinct, which will cut down Jackson's
lead considerably, and claims his election
in the two counties by from 10 tn 80
majority. Close estimates from the two
missing precincts, Jefferson River and
Montana City, give N net democratic ma
iority of 10 votes. which will reverse
Fishers majority and elect Cardwell to
the senate. The result, however. cannot
he determined until the receipt OF the ofil-
cial returns, which are expected to-mor-
row. The balance of the Legislative ticket
in conceded safely democratic by the re
publicans. and the remainder OF the state
ticket will he very close, with the demo-
Gratis leading in most cases. Several Of
the county officers remain to he decided
by the official count.
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A Gang os N.srs Burglars.

Macon, Mo-. Oct 4.-For two months
past there has been an extraordinary
number Of burwiaries here. Harry Gray. .
ts-ycar-old negro hoy, who ha. b<en sas-
pected. WAS arrcsted ON Monday. He
made n confession, stating that he was .
member Of u gang of young burUlars who
have been organized two months. H0
revealed the names of his partners in
crime, all ncgrtr.-, ranging i'm age from n
to II years. The grand jury returned
indictments against all last evening. To-
day the prisoners were arraignesi for trial.
guilty to four charges. He wns sentenced
to- the ps.nitentiary for ten years on each
charge. Elder Trimmings also pleaded
guilty To four charges. He WAS hut II
years old, and the Judge only gave him
six months for each or two years in all.
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ANsON's JAW is BROKEN.

Two Hall Players Collide with DlsaserDss
R~saiss on the Chicago GvssuaaA.
CHICAGO, Oct. A serious accident %
Cured the league hall grounds to-day
while the teams were practicin9. Dele
hanty battcd n 1y very high into the air.
Schriever and Anson both started IN
catch IL md collidcsi with terrible force.
both being thrown to the ground. Both
had tn be assisted to arise and were car
riesi tn their hotel. IL is reported that An
son Sustained N very had fracture OF the
Jaw, whil, S;cl,riever has a severely dis
figured forehcasi and his right eye is cus,
IL is feared seriously.
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Tn. s.oxcrnm.n, I,.nt Pay for O.,n..

wAsHINGToN, Oct. 4.-Secrs.tary Win
dom issued the following important cir
cular this afternoon: "To customs off,
ciaIs and oti,ers-In accordance with IA
decision cf the attorney-gcncrssl, dated
September "a last. the cost for administer
ing oats To- officers anri employees of the
revenue marine service as to the corrs,ct-
ness of their accounts f.sr pay or salary. as
provided 10y sections /, 80 and =, S.ss of the
revised statutes of the Unitc.s States, cam
nos bs. made a charge upon tsss govern
mcuS.v
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s.,u.h p.l.,... o~.,..r~...

HURON, =. d.. Oct. Al. Haigman and
L. Findlcy, of the democratic state CEN
trail committee. tonight placed the total
democratic vote i'm the state at 10000. and
claim twenty democratic members OF the,
legislature. They say the vote is larrer
than expected. Secretary Bushnell OF
the state prohibition committee, says he
has sufficient returns to guarantee the
statement that prohibition has a majority
OF 6,OOO i'm the state, there being 1000 more
than expected.
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rr~--For-Am shooslnx Match.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 4.-The negro Stark.
believed tn he. the man who fired into the
church at Moss Point "Wednesday night
killing Dan Mckee and mortally wound
ing his daughter, besides seriously wound
ing Henry Biume. was found to-day padl
ding down the Pascaghoula river i'm n
-kin. He refused to stop, whcreupon n
negro i'm the hunting party fired upon
him, hitting him in the hand. Stark
raised his gun and aimed at the. crowd,
but the weapon missed fire. A deputy
sheriff then fired. filling Stark with buck
shot and killing. him instantly.
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s.n.-he.l Through !. s,r~-t Gar.

ROCHESTER,, n. v. Oct. "A frightful
accident occurred at West avenue canal
bridge this afternoon. The bridge is what
is known n lift bridge. A street car
was passing over il when one end of the
heavy troughs filled with pig iron, used to
assist i'm raising and lowering the bridge.
fell from it's support and 200 pounds of
pig iron crashed through the top of tis,
street car. John Metzler and Mary Birn-
ingham were injured fatally and three
other persons very seriously.
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Judxsu.n, sn Favor of Uncle =.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Authorization hs.-
been received at the treasury department.
Of the recovery of Judgments Ira the United
States court, Western district Of Texas,
ON the charge Of importing aliens from
Mexico, under contract tn labor i'm the
san Tomas coal mines.
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CAssELToN, n. d.. Oct. Mrs. J. r.
Sands, wife OF the Little Falls, Minn.,
sheriff, who liberated and eloped with
Convict John Mitchell. was arrested here
tonight. She acknowledged her guilt.
Mitchell escaped ON Manitoba train, but
will unsIoubtetlly be cnpturysl.
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FoRr WAYNE. Ind, October "A trac-
ton engine and threshin9 machine broke
through the bridge near Jonesville yesses-
day and landed in the water thirty feet
below. John Sparks and Henry Wright
were pinned beneath the boiler and
Three other men were severely burned.
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Not Much OF AN Accident.

CINCINNATI, Oct. A r,imor was i'm
circulation to-day that n collision had oc-
Cured on the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road near Somerset, accompanied with
loss of life: Inquiry discloses the fact
that freight train and accommodation
train came together near tunnel No. ID.
The damage will not exceed $500 and no
one was hurt.
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Prairie Fir. Near 10. Cioa.l.

Sr. CLoUD. Oct. 4.-Destrlctive prairie
fires are raging east of the city tonight.
high wind prevails and n large quantity
of hay will undoubtedly he destroyed.
Nick Streitx, n farmer living seven miles
west of here. IL reported to have had 20
tons OF hay DESTROYED this morning.
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Cr..iitor- Accept . Co,npromi.-.

BosToN. Oct. 4.-Cretlitors representing
ed to the offer OF A. n. Batcheller & Co.
for n settlement OH the basis OF as cents,
which insures the acceptance of the prop
ositiOn.
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a 'Bus Gnisssa.

LONDON, Oct. A.-Two thousand tram
way omnibus employees Of London held n
meeting this morning and formed a union
TO obtain shorter hours and rssirs,ss ~
number of grievances. Lord RDsebcrry
t,resisls.d
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An Earl ArrnixueSi.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-The earl of Galloway
was arraiRned i'm Durnfus to-day, charged
with indecent behavior toward a little
girl named Gibson. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial was set for October IL.
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Flootis in Pru..l.n sii..,n,

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-The rivers Robcr and
Sprottan. i'm Prussian Silesia, nave over
flowed their banks, and much damage is
reported for many miles. The important
Sitie: OF Sprottan and Hirchberx are
flooded.
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Lyon Smith, the last OF the original p
trustees Of Wesleyan university. died "a
day, aged 96.
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VIENNA. Oct. "A dynamite bomb vas
exploded to-day at he door OF - milfansy
cadets quarters i'm Trieste. No oos 49,
injured.
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Childr~n, Matches, lNovvd>

CAYUcA. n. ", Ocs. A.-Thrce chil<lren
were playing with matches I'm . powSler
house, when the powder explosAe1A tearing
to pieces and fatally tnjlar3ng tho
other two.
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Democratic majority ........5or %.
The Vote fss- Governor.
Following il the corrected table of ma
joritics by counties ON the vote for gov
ernor:
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-03-14
WINDHAM.

Mrs. Farnsworth, who died March
list, lived the entire 81 years Of her
quiet, useful life in this town. On
the fiftieth anniversary Of the day
she united with the Congregational
church here, she was called to join the
church of God above. Nearly sixty
three years she and the companion
of her youth-whom she has left to
mourn her departure-had shared
their joys and sorrows and often we're
they called to mourn the loss Of loved
ones. Seven or eight children were
laid to rest, leaving their hearts desc
late; only one remaining to care for
them in their declining years. Many
months of suffering she had to endure
in her last sickness and often she ex-
pressed her thankfulness for the ten
der loving care which she received.
As these dear mothers in Israe
are gathered home we are led to won
der who can take their places!
Who has the patient loving sympa
thy, the steadfast unwavering faitl
which was theirs?
| God grant that the influence o
their lives may lead many of US t,
.'endure unto the end" &.
A CARD Or THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
hanks to the kind neighbors ant
rieuds who assisted us during tn
sickness and death Of our dear wifi
md mother; also to the singers at tn
uneral. May the blessing of Go
est on all.
Mr.. John Fapsworth,
Mr.. x Mrs. ~ A. FarnswOrth
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LONDONDERRY.

Isn't il about time that some crank
should see a robin!
Mrs. John Pittredqe of Brandon
is staying with her sister, Mrs b.
NJ. wilkins.
Landlord Farwell has been absent
for a few days-visiting in Dorset
For this time of the year there is a
small amount of snow on the ground
and already there are many places
where it is bare, makmgi it rather hard
sleighing.
We are glad to see Esquire Wait
out once more.
Fred Jaquith is at work in Towns
hend
The Grammar school corporation
held its annual meeting at the hote
last Monday, The old set Of officers
were reelected.
Remember the Opera, "Pinafore'
ut the Union Hall, Thursday am
Friday evenings, March II, and 10Th
Don't fail to see it, as it is a chanc
Of life time, for it is hardly eve
that people Of Il country town are al
forded the same amusements that OF
city people are.
When your watch wants repalrin
send it to c. b. Carleton, Manche
ter Centre.
ALL THE BEST DRUG STORES
re and Dealers, sell nor Compounds Sprll
= Tonic for old and young. PINTs, Soc Try I
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BELLOWS FALLS.

Rockingham voted at their last an
nual town meeting to return to the
district schools. No more of your
town system, and now the majority
of the voters are wondering if then
elephant is ready, larger or smaller,
1t seems to be a question impossible
for the average mind to compass. 1t
is a conumdrum give it up
The high school closed Friday with
very interesting exercises. The stu
dents from the high school at Spring
field were present, and many of our
citizens-all the rooms could hold.
S. S. Coolridge, one of our promi-
nent men, died Saturday morning,
after a sickness of only few days.
He has held town Office for many
years, and will be much missed.
Twenty persons united with the
Congregational church Sunday.
Union Temperance meeting Sunday
night; plenty of talk as usual, and
here it ends-tallling does not seem
to disturb the license traffic at all.