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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22
CAPITOL CHAT.
Will Another Demand for Italian
MurdererS be Made?
A New Candidate Proposed for The
Attorney GtneralShip.
The Ornamental Tail That Keeps File q
OFT the Other Departments.

WA>HINGro> MAY 2l
Efforts are being ma!e To induce Sc retary
Blaine 10 demand Of the authorities at I,aly
the release of the TWO Italians recently ar
rested in that country On the charge Of aid
ing Red Nose Mike in the murder of the two
paymasters Mcclure and Flannigan, near
Wllkesbarre, some time ago Red Nose
Nike has been sentenced to be hanged on the
18th Of this month Contractor McFalien.
in whose employ the paymasiers were. said
yesterday that he has already spent consider
able money 10 bring the murderers to ju.t ce,
and will not be satisfied till Mikes accom-
plices are brought back from Italy TO be
tried
Mr. McFaidea holds letter from Senator
Matthew ; Quay 10 MIR. Blaine in relation
10 the matter, but will not give il to Mr.
Blaine until he ascertains what the Board Of
Trade OF Nllkesbarre will do. The board
had meeting day or two ago, and urged
that If Italy viii not give the murierers up.
that our country should adopt retaliatory
measures The matter Is exciting consider
able attention in Pennsy lvauis. Italy refuses
10 give up Nillela on the ground that he IS To
be tried there for a murder before he comes
to this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22
RDINER.
A Narrow Escape Items Gathered
Along the Street

GAgpINER NAV 2l
Tho hardest rain s,o-m which has ,i.,teJ
-,
'he c'y 'his season poufr' torrents Of "a''r
into the streets nearly all day. But little
business has been done. people rou.f,llv
=. .,,,, i,..t..,-
w ''' ''
Mr. A Laurence state seHr'iary pf til"
y. NJ G. A ~ Maine - IN The c', piiE
Messrs. |. Atkinson OF fGrt'a'd tH /.
II. Stol1ari OF Bruns"ick are IN IN citY -
day at the Evans
Mrs Levi Lancaster who has rec'"ty pur-
chased the Brown lot on BrunswicA avenue Is
erecting fine two story house of good di-
mensions and will connect With 1t an ell AID
stable at some time in the near future II IL
a good location and will make quite a desira-
BILE addition to the residences on the avenue
Engle's astronomical clock, the alleged
Sth wonder Of the world. will be at the oil
Payne Gould store, May %, and will re
main on exhibition several days
The great topic of conversation among ice
an! lnmhermen along the river Is the lack
of suitable vessels for transportation. In
conversation with one of the ieaii7g ice men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22

their many friends at the Y NJ. c. A. par
lors 10 the evening.
II spite of the bad weather large audi
ence greeted Mrs Livermore Tuesday night
and listened With pleasure to her eloquent
lecture.
The memorial srvices at the Unitarian
church will be held next Sunday
Detective Ira True Of H,uosell vas in
the city Tue sday
The pipes Tor the sewer have been
stretched along Main street and large crew
of men are busy with the pick and shovel
when II weather permits
{. Megguier, Colby 50 has received a
a good offer to play ball during the summer
on the Woodstock, \. B base ball team.
Parsons who is TO pitch on the s.. John
team. leaves for his work, Weduesday
night.
The Freshman prize reading will be held
FRIDAY evening at The Baptist church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22
A BITTER PILL.
Germany at First Refuses to Restore
Aalietoa as King.
Report that Secretary Blaine has De-
manied Such Restoration
copyrighted lss9, by New York Associated
Press

Press
BERLIN, May Fl.
From certain indications at the rooms Of
the American delegates as we'll as the quar-
ters of the English commissioners and Ger
man foreign office, IT is evident that there is
some hitch in the negotiations in she Samoan
commission. Phelps. who is known as
"peacemaker" both in the conference ard
working committee, is in evident trouble.
First he i. interviewing the English commi =
sioner in his own rooms and then hurrying of
10 the foreign office, where he is closettd
with the German representatives.
When asked as 10 the situation, Commits
sioners Phelps, kssson and Bates said the re
was no great change and that everything was
progressing satisfactorily. The German and
English commissioners refuse 10 talk ON the
subject message, it is said, has bten re-
ceived from Blaine within the past 50 hours
directing the commissioners to insist upon
the restoration of IN statu quo, and saying
that as Germany had deposed Maletoa as
king, il must return him as king. While the
Germans have come to agree with all the
other views of the American commissioners,
they are reluctant TO accept this condition
and point 10 the fact that Malietoa was par
doned by the German emperor at the very
beginning of the conference. This, they
claim, should satisfy America
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were issued today from the press of f. W
Morren. The pamphlet contains the reports
| of sll the city officers, abstracts OF which
were published in the Journal at the time OF
the Inauguration of the new city government
I in March.
| Grover. the man who was brought 10 this
I city last night charged with obtaining money
/ under false pretenses was tried be fore
Judge Larrsbes this morning lie refused
| TO say anything shstever during his trial but
sfter he had been sdjudged guilty and placed
under $500 bonds for appearance at court in
September he osned up 10 the crime and
also admitted the theft of the team which he
obtained in Rockland He WAS unable 10
secure bail and was taken TO Jail by City
Marshal Norton this noon The Rocklani
parties owning the team were notitei and
will come TO claim their property. Grover
is a uan about 81 years of age and i. quite
good looking
Miss Maud Bartlett has accepted the posi-
ton of bookkeeper in the hardware store of
j. c, Lander
Since the Incorporation of our cit, in $50
we have had twenty -one mayors the names
and terms OF service of each being as fol-
lows K. II. Gardiner, 1850; Parker Shell
don, 1851 and 1852, resigned April L. 1852
and Robert Thompson elected April 20, 1852
Edward Swan, 1888; Noah Woods ls54
1855 1896. 1857 1855 IL. b. floskins 1888 ard
1850; Noah Woods, lS6l and lS62 James
Nash, 1868 and 1864; Nathan O. Mitchell.
ls65 and 1866; George W Wilcox, 1867,
died Dec. Il, 1867, and Joshua Gray elected
Dee. 30, 1867, lsGs 1869 aud $50: u. t
Palmer. ISL, 1872 ard ISIS; II. NJ Went
worth. 1874 and 1875; James b Diugle,
1876, 1871 and ls5S: ID. G. Palmer 1879
and lSS0; Joseph F.. Ladd l,sl; VIM Per
kins, lsS2 and lss5; :. +. johnson, lS>i
and 1855; joseph +. Ladd. ssG. John W
Berry, l>o7 and loss; A. NJ Spear, 1852
Mrs. Thompson a resident on Harrison
avenue came near being shot by the acct
dental discharge of revolver todav The
fellow was examining the weapon in the ward
and Mrs. Thompson was standing near the
window holding her daughters little child
She stopped 10 pick up something from the
floor as the revolver was discharged, the hui
let crashing through the window and lodging
in the opposite wall The fellow who did
the shooting claims he did not know the re
solver was loaded but as the man who loaned
it TO him says he told him it was it is expect
ed an investigation will be male
Painters are at work on the interior of
Bcknell & Meals store on Water street
Some interesting figures are given in the
city report concerning the number of vol
umes taken from tie public library during
the past year. The number by months is as
follows March, SO April ga; May, 57l
June, 59i July, 5J4 August, Gll Srptem-
Der, 627; October, 736; November o9G; De
cember, 776; January, So; February 6na
S,212 mall. 1t viii be seen that the largest
monthly delivery was s12 and this number
was delivered in March lSSS aud JauuarN
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But is Determind to Have Indemnity
From samoa

In dispatch relating 10 the Samoan con
ference special correspondent of the ssso-
ciated press was informed this evening that
Germany had finally consented to restore
King Malietoa. This action was taken after
prolonged and persistent efforts on the part
Of the American commissioners.
Another hitch in the negotiations grows
out OF the claim for indemnity made by Ger
many. The American section of the con
ference holds that if any indemnity i, paid it
must be merel, nominal sum. Germany
maintains that in conflicts between German
forces and Samoans the latter were iuvaria
bly, the aggressors; that the native partisaus
of King Maletoa were guilty of beheading
German sailors as well as inflicting upon the
wounded particular cruelties. These acts
Germany insists, should entail upon Samoa
the pay yment of special Indemnity. Earnest,
efforts are making in the committee to settle
the dispute. The matter il very likely to re
quire reference to a plenary conference.
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FAIRFIELD.
Preparing for Memorial Day,-Lumber-
men Smiling Over the Heavy Rain.
Especial TO the Kennebec JoarnaI. ]

Special to the Kennebec journal.
FAIRFIELD, May 2l.
The 6. A. x. post Of Fairfield have en-
ssged the 5kowhegan band for Memorial
Day, or rather for the evening, when the
address il to be delivered. They have also
engaged Rev. +. l.. Allen, pastor Of the
Methodist church here, to deliver the ad-
dress. The eIsrci,es will be held in the
opera house in the evening. NeIt Sunday
the post has invited Rev. Mr.. Davis 70 speak
10 them at the Universaiist church.
The heavy rainfall is shortening the faces
Of some OF the lumbermen who have been
doubtful about getting their logs. Several
of the heaviest operators had about given up
hopes of securing their usual crop when the
foodgate. were opened and if Moose river is
include. in the section blessed by rain, they
will have cause to feel happy
Several wheelmen Of Fairfield have en-
tered in the races to be held at B.ddeford.
the 39h, and probably many others will at
tend.
Chester Sturtevant Of this village entered
the employ Of the Horse Railroad Co. last
August, as conductor, since which time he
has not been off duty day or lost a single
trip.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Many German Miners Resume
the Strike,
Declaring That Their Employers Fail to
Fulfil Promises.
Steamer German Emperor Runs Down
and Sinks the Bereaford.


BERLIN, May Il.
The coal miners of portmund region have
again entered upon general strike. The
miners state that the managers of the mines
lid not fulfill the promises made 10 the men
A committee of the miners thereupon order a
stoppage of the work. Tho men promptly
obeyed,
All the Zwickcn miners, with the excep-
ton of those employed in the ouarnin col
heries. have gone on strike.
The majority of the miners resumed work
at Breslau and Aix-ls Chapcllc.
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Mail adviees from Cape Haytien. under
date of May 9th, contain a copy of the treaty
entered into between the Legitime govern
ment and the French republic, by which the
following s,ipulations were agreed upon
Hayri comedies to the French republic the
island of Gonaive, also a site at St. Nicholas
Mole for the establishment of depot.
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SOCIETY OF LOYALISTS
Formed to Antagonize Commercial
Union.


VrtNWA, Vnt., May IT.
Commercial Union" is to have another
antagonist new organization known
AS The Society of Loyalists, with Lieut. Gov.
Sir Leonard filley AS president It was
formed in ST John. Nova Scotia AMI New
brunswick are the homes of descendants of
hundreds of the old united empire loyalists
who He'd 20 Canada after the war of American
independence. These people are remarkable
for their energetic disapProval of any scheme
or idea calculated to bring about secession of
Canada to the United States
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WATERvILLE.
Society Notes, Personals and Genera
Gossip bout Town.

special to the Kennehec Journal
WArERvu-LE, May 81.
Rev. Melville Mclaughlin gave pleasant
sociable at the Episcopal rectory Monday
evening.
Mr.. E. A. Pierce, secretary of the Wstsr-
vile Y. VI C. A, and bride, are expected
home from their wedding tour Wedne sday,
and will be rendered cordial reception by
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STABBED TIVE TIMES
BY an Entaged Cigar Maker in Bangor
Hotel.

BANGoR, MAY 2I.
Achille Veuute, an Italian and street mu-
sician. was stabbed at the Merchants Hotel
today. He was practising upon violin IN
room when Charles Monch, cigar maker,
complained about the nose and assaulted
Vepute. During the struggle Moaeh drew
a lack knife and stabbed Nenute hve times
on the neck. face, head and hands The
wounds are not considered dangerous,
Monch was arrested and viii be examined
tnmorrOw.
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LoSDos, May 2l.
On the first day Of the Newmarket second
spring meeting the race for the EIniug
plate, Five hundred aovereigns were added
To the .vecpstdkes; 10 sovereign each for
starters TO 70 To the second horse. The race
was for tvo-year-olds, FIVE iurlongs, and was
won by Semollna; Garter second, Red
Thorne third. Six starters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22
JOHN BULLS SHARE
In Samoan Government. Tripsrtito
Rule.

LoNpbS. May n.
The Posts Berlin correspondent says that
the Samoa protocol in its inal form will con
tam two chief points. First, relating to the
government of Samoa, which will be ar
ranged on "a tripartite basis, England being
accorded a position corresponding ~ a Ger
tain sense TO arbitrator. Second, deals with
appulntm, nt of land commission. England
ls To have large influence in the selection
of the supreme judicial iunetionary.
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FINAL RESTING PLACE
OF the Body OF Allen rhornaike Rice,

Bo-r"S, May p
The body of Allen Thorndike Rice was
taken from the receiving tomb at Mt Au-
burn to-day and placed in the Bourae family
tomb in the presence of twelve Or fit -en in
tmato friends and relatives The services
were very simple consisting of the rtad'ng
of the Episcopal burial services by Rev.
Geo J. Prescott of the church Of the Good
shepherd.
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BANGOR BROKERS
Leddeu Brothers Sued by Lawyer
Chapman.

BANGOR, May 21.
This afternoon Mr.. Harry Chapman,
member of the Penobscot bar, placed an
attachment upon the establishment of Led
den brothers. brokers, and put in keeper
Chapman undertook to speculate through the
concern. but as he claims. the company un'
Justly kept his money The matter has been
before one court and Chapman won
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AN ULSTER BUTTON
The Only Identification OF a Wealthy
Lady Killed at Hamilton.

IiAMILToN, Ont, May u.
Five visitors arrived today To seek traces
Of friends who were supposed to have been
on the passenger train which was recently
wrecked and burned at the Junction. The
Jersons sought were Mrs. Smith AMI her
eighteen year old daughter Of San Francisco,
Miss Maggie T.. Gleason of Chicago. A but
ton of All ulster belonging to Miss Smith was
identified among the articles found in the
wreck. Mrs Smith was very wealthy.
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Governor and Council.

The governor and council will meet in
regular session this forenoon. A day will
probably be fixed by them upon which TO
hear the many Lewiston petitions for the ap-
pointment Of State cons,abIes. Councillors
Hatch, Lumbert, Carr and Cobb arrived in
the city yesterday.
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p.nsions Granted Maine People

WASHINGTON. May 2l.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
in, residents of Maine Original, Wm. B
Nicbol.. increase. Oliver W. Davis. Timo
,b, nonovar Leonard J. Higgins, Charlei
II Walton. Eijih Il Smith, Horace Il
Cant Patrick Covne. Llewellyn d. Smith
Wsrv mother of Bradford Bodge.
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Five New Maine Postmasters

The following Maine postmssters were ap-
pointed Tuesday +. 7. Beals. East Corinth.
vice l. Il, Bean, removed: +. h. Colony
Glenburg, vice A. j. Potter, resigned; c. r.
Tarhox, Grand Lake Stream. vice J. : JILL
son, resigned; l.. $ Merrill, Solon, vice c.
b Mclnyre, resigned Geo. W. Keen,
West Freeman, vice A. W. Norton, re-
siguCl
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GOES TO WILLIAM 5.
Prof. ] E Russell Succeeds Prot Z. d
Griffin

Wntt,MsruwS. Mass, May 2l
Prof. John f.. hus>th ~ho re :eutiy re-
signed the char OF Biblical theology in
Yale Theological Seminary, has ac-
cepted call to Mark Hopkins professor
ship in Intellectual and Morai Philosophy of
Williams Colleg,. to succeed Prof. Edward
II. Griffin, who 10 bc irotess II in II story
of Philosophy ani dean of Co.leg ge depart
ment of John Hopkins University.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
State Department Knows Nothing Of the
Berlin Hitch.
President Appoints A. d. Singh Post-
master at Camden.
WAsnINnrnN MAY IL

WAsHINGroN, NAV 81.
As far as can be learned the department
of stale has no. yet been officially advised of
the reported hitch in the Samoan conference
The prominent officials of the department
declined TO say anything about the matter as
discussion of The subject under negotiation
would violate diplomatlc proprietics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-22
Court at Alfred.

ALFRED, May 2l.
The MAY term of the Supreme Judicial
Court for York county. convened at Aifted'
Tuesday, Judge William Writ Virgin pre-,
siding. The continued docket numbers 5u5
sections; new entries, l25 The term will be
very short.
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State Of Name.

AeNNhRkt. SS.
County Commissioners Court,
Augusta April u, is>p.
.. IN accordance with the requirements of sec. 5
oi thap- e7l Of the Public Laws Of lsSl, notice
u hereby given thai the City n, Waterville has
PROVIDED suitable Court Room and other accommo
s4'l a. fer the superior Court OF said County anu
- - onhcers To the acceptance of majority OF the
Neaats Commits Of said County. and has eN
ee9ted and delivered to said Commissioners a sui
aehl lease TO secure the thereof to said toun-
!! duftng the time said court is held in said city
j VI. CNRPENTEb, County
CHAS. WENTWORTH. Commissioner
Attest W. ;, CHoATE, Clerk. apFS7dtiunell
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BANTAM BRUISERS
Pound Each Other for Fourteen Rounds
Moran Knocks Out Donovan.
New YoRK, May 2l,

At Totenville, L. l., tonight. "Chippie
Moran of Jersey City and Frank Donovan
AT this city fought for the bantam champion
ship Of America Each weighed l04 pounds
They fought with kid gloves with the fingers
cut off. The fight was one-slded, Moran do
ing all the leading Donovan was knocked
out in the l4th round.
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a DRAWN GAME.
Makes a Game Between the Two Che IS
Leaders Necessary.

New YORK, Nav 81.
The chess game between Weiss and Mason
resulted in draw, making it necessary for
Tschigorin and Weiss to play game tomor-
row for the first prize, as they are tied for
first place.
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National League Standing
American Association.

At Kansas City-kansas Citys II, Brook
lyus l3
At Cincnnati- Columbus 10, Cincinnati IS.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 2, Athletics 8.
Ten innings
At Louisville-Louisville 3 Baltimores
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LEVI NJ, GANO
Appointed Deputy Collector OF New
York He Was an Editor

New YoRK May q.
Levi VI Gano, editor of watkins New
York Express, was appointed by Collector
Erhardt deputy collector of this port in
place of John A. Mason, resigned.
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RocKLAsD, May 2l.
At a rpeclal meeting of the city council,
Monday evening, it was voted to expend
$40 900 IN paviug portion Of Main street
i he subject bas been sgitated for years. A
beginning is to be made at once.
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CHARGED WITH MAHsLAUGHTER
Lawyer Ross Kills Himself While on
Bail


A Gloucester court house Va, special to
tho san .ays .Ioshus Ross. a veil kgovn
lawyer AMI republican politician on bail
awaiting second trial on the charge Of kill
ing his uncle Geo. II Hughes, shot himself
Saturday AMI j. dying.
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Other Games.

At New IIaven-tiame postponed on ac-
count of the poor condition of the grounds.
At Lowell-tiame postponed on account of
wet grounds.
At Hartford Jersey City 10. Hartford 0.
At Worcester Worcester / /, Easton {.
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TUESDAYS RACES.
Weather at Chicago Chilly and Disa-
greeable.

CHIcAGo. May 2l.
The weather was chilly and dissgrkeable
today The first race, 5.S of mile was
won by Amelia, Jed second, Palisade,
third. Time. Los 81.
Second Race Three -fourths of mile,
was won by Cartoon, Kate Bemburg second,
j. r. Clay, third Time, / l6
Third Race Seven and half furlongs,
was won BY Oyerton, Ormie, second, FIeidel-
sheen, third. Time, Al l-2.
Fourth Race Selling l mile, was won by
Bankrupt, Cashier. second, Solid Silver,
third, Time, 45.
Fifth Race Selling seven and half fur
longs, was won by st. Albans, McBowling,
second. Moonlight, third. Time, l3s l-2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Once OF tie Chief Signal Officer.
"AsHrssros, May 22 lam.
For Maine Threatening weather. rain
cooler except in the .outherly portions OF
Maine and New Hampshire; stationary tenn
peratare' with winds shifting to westerly.
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The Camden Postmaster

The President today appointed 30 post
masters including Francis A. II. SINGH,
Camden, Me-, vice L. c. Fletcher, commits
sion expired,
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SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
Attend the Finding OF Faupers Dsao
Body
NoRrH Nsw PnrrL.sn- MAJ .

NORTH NEW PoKrLASD, May 81.
Ruei Copp an aged pauper. is reported to
nave been found dead in the door yard of
James Church Of Concord, with wound in
the head.
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EAsrroRr. May 2l.
Bobby, six years old sol of William
POLAND, while playing near his fathers boat.
this afternoon, va. drowned
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VISErARp HAyEs. May 81.
An unkro own two-masted schooner g re-
ported ashore about two miles east Of Men
emsha Blight, Vineyard Sound.
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MARKET REPORTS
New York Money Market.

NEW YoRk, May n.
Money call easy, ranging from TO -.
Prime paper A. 81 to 81
Exchange, duh and wenk.
Government bonds Huli sud hrm
Railroad bonds faitly active.
Ghs iOiluWing are the closing quotation. Of 40
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N0rwsy, Ne, Nov 30 81.
IA.t niyht one Of our valuable horses va.
taken with severe chill and broke out in a
COLI sweat. We gave him Browns Instan,
Relief acc1riiug 10 directions and he i'm
mediately began to improve. We have used
Il many times for our horses and aluays
With the same satisfactory results We con.
slider % 90 BE- a very valuable medicine
a. F. ASDKEws.
Yoaf money refunded II u saiIa 10 beuea, yoa
shsn used -iFieily directed On inside WRAPPER
90 yog lase no NIX IN tryiug =.
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