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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
B,ice Says clsveiaud Caused His
Own Downfall

Chairman Calvin S. Brice of the demo-
cratic national committee. when here the
other day, cophi,d 10 = DISTINGUISHED DEM
ocrstic Senator bit of political informa.
ton. which is Of peculiar interest. pariicu-
lariy at a tine when Grover Cieveisnd AMI
David B, Hill are laying pipes for 1892, Seek
ing to explain why Gen Harrison and not
Cleveland, was elected ia 1888 Colonel
Brice is reported to have said Governor
Hill did DOT knife Presiden, Cleveland
Cleveland knitted himself 10 effect he
committed political hari.ksri. Governor
Hill came TO me and offered u do anything
in his power to carry New York for Presi.
dent Cleveland. He impressed me as be-
lag perfectly honest ard sincere 10 the mat
ter am of that opinion still Why
should he not have wanted Cleveland to
winf
"A,ide from party reasons. and Hill is .
democrat, he would want Clevelsnd to sue
ceed from purely personai and selfish
reasons, If elected president agsin he
would be cut of Hili's way. Defeated he
would be a dangerous rival TO the Governor.
Hill made sll manner Of overtures. went
TO see Mir. Cleveland and urged him to
meet Hill half wsy. qua-ter way or any
way at all, so b met him. But
he would not. He was imhued
with the idea that be was greater than
his parry. He believed that be bad been
the cause of the democratic victory in
1884 He believed that he and be alone
could repeat it. He wss the great leader.
and it was the duty of all democrats, biz or
little. blin3ly 70 follow his lead He rs-
fused to be placed under the slightest obii-
cations to Hill and ignored him entirely.
The consequences are only too well
known"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Mr.. Charles P. RoIfe. one OF Portisnd's
Oldest merchants, died Monday, ssed 80
years, month, and Is days
The Biddeford Second Congregational
church has exterded q csii TO Rev. George
W Clark of wellaees, Mass.
There is bad blood between Gus Guerrero
ard Tim Esgsa and the former challenges
the latter tn any bird Of a race, giving
odds, for $3.50 to $500 tide
George A. Creighton 4 Co, OF Thsmss-
ton. have lsuucasd de schooner Susie e
Creighton, OF sx hundred The weather
was 90 cold that ;hes failed Saturday night
and had to lau5oh her Sunday
The tug City of Lyar. which va, owned
bv the Knickerhooker Steam Tossze Co.,
and which has been On the river for 30
many yesrs. has been sold to New Yo-k
parties. Capt Colby took her to Nev
York.
The town meeting st Thonastnn, Satur-
dan. voted to let The eiectyie -siirosj run
through the town, coming from RoexIand
eve. the rev caurty road to Fi.h street,
thsnce through Thatcher street and up
Knox street to Main.
Friday afternoon at = meeting Ct the Port
land committee on electrical appliances,
Gsrer.l Manager n. Keller. Of The Nsw
England Telephone Co, -. pre.e1t Ard
told the committee that the company would
petition the legislature fer permission to
put their wires under ground the coming
year.
A Bsng,r despatch ssys: As the wesI
bound tain on the Msire Central raii,oad
vas running At fsir rsrs Of speed Sstu,-
dsy. il plunged into snovpie- train uss,
Forest station. The sal7oa car. pio- s-d
eraiae OF The later vsre thrown frora the
s.sck The salesn car vas badly damaged
81, the rIcv ard engine we're also Injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
Bills Favorably Reportei Pertaining to
Navigation.

Senator Frye, from the committee on
commerce, today reported favorsbly the
various bills embodying the recommends-
lions of the recent International marine
conference, relstve to merchant marine
service, especially regulations pertaining
to steam vessels and the formstion of cer-
tsin board. under the supervision of the
secretary of the treasury TO promote the
sei'sre and interests of the sesfafing gen.
eraily.
Various bills were reported to provide
for the amendmsnt Of various sections of
the resisad statutes, concerning the regu-
lat on of steam vessels and remissions of
fioes and penslties. and the establishment
Of board of supervising Inspectors to reg
ulste the lights on vessels and provide for
the examination Of sesmen for color blind
ness, also the issuance of notices of dan
gers TO navigation and positions and colors
of light houses, buoys, different markings
of channels, cuts, etc, the defsition Of
terms stsfbnsrd and port as applying to
channels and shosls, and the establishment
Of marine board for the Advancement of
the interests Of the merchant marine. The
pToviscn' Of all these propoted measures
were previously published and bills pre-
pared by Off isls of the treasury depart
mert to carry out the recommendations of
the marine conference for the promotion of
merchant marine services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
Onits a Biszs a. Lewiston.

Lewiston, Dec. 29.-Fire was disoov-
Grad this morning ia Central Block, Main
street The upper part, OF stores, etc, WAS
burned out. No. was owned by N. NJ.
Whittier of Gardne-, loss $1,000; insured
for s25Oo. 1t was occupied by G. B. Bsk-
er. billiard saloon, who says his loss ia
$4,000; insured for $1,000 Lord & Tspely
secosd hand goods, occupied the two
lower floors The stock was completely
dreuched; loss not estimated; insured for
81 900. No ) WAS owned by Jesse Davis,
Lisbon. loss So 600, insured 70, $1,000
Il was occupied by the Potter eating saloon.
loss 81, ,000: insured for $500. The store
occupied by J l., Peabody & Co, srocer..
was wet down; los not es mated Hose
rnsn Al House. of Auburn, was stsndins
on top of ladder and the hose got away
forcing him inside. He clung to the hose
IS long as he could. and then dropped. He
vas snmew hst jure1 and overcome by the
cold but not seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
esr,icvi lara Of Or. SchIiemann's Death

Arnrrs, Dtl 90 The news Of the
lesth oi DR.. y, itenn, lhs dlstir guishsf
-cholr ani A. aiopiss. hose fame ir
sgccps.fally unearibDR the bsried trsas
irers OF she pas, IL woili vide, hes CAUSED
great shock here Private telegram
rom Naples say that slihou2h he suffered
considerable pain up 1, Chr stmas he va
il good spirits. Friday he was found
spcechesa In the street. Altar he he,
been taken hack to the Grand Hotel he wa,
.'il able to walk 10 the coffee room
shere he wss given srme b0uiiiion. bu
could not erpress bi, wish by signs. Boor
f,erwsrd be became unconscious. Bscom.
'nR worse and bis ply sician being sent fos,
i, Sas found that AZ abseess had foSme'
90 the brain. He was also suffering from
bronchitis. While several leading medi
men. who had been has lily summoned
ere In consultation In al a ,ining apari
y, Mt, the nurse sud ieoly came ou, Of th,
jsiie MS room and announced that all va
YER
DR. Schlismsnn sent bis last message tf
is wife on Christmas eve. telliog her that
fter followins new meth1d OF Seaimeh
iud.r the direction OF Dr T. zzo.ini. h.
f.lt much relic ved Of bis brono obisI trouble
,nd propos d 70 leave for Athens on Tues
las. Frau 3chllemann who bss been stop
9iug here, has gone to Ssglss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
Fifty soLDiERe KILLED


WouSDEp KNEE toEEK Eeb Dec 20
The troops we're up early this moTnieg
At 9 o'clock the Cavalry and dismoun'er
troops mas.sd sbout the the 1Bdau yiilsRe,
with Hotchkiss guns overlooking lheir camp
not fity Yards away. Col. foftythe or
dered all Indians to come forward away
from their tents. They came and eit in a
half circle until counted. The dis
mounted troops we're thrown round them
An order wa. given for twenty iudisns TO
ge and get suus. Upon Their returning il
was seeu that only two guns were had A
detachment at once hegan to search th'
village, resulting in 3s gurs b,iog fourd
As This tssk was about conn le,ed, the Indi
ans were surrounded by Composites X and
B and be gan to move Suddenly they three
,hsir hands TO the ground and began hnns
rapidly at The rroops, not twenty feet away
The treops were a. great dissdvsntage
fearing iha, thy would shoot their own
comrades. The IUdan men. women ann
chi dr+ n ran South, firing rapidly as they ran.
NJ united troops are after them shootif g
them down on every side. The engage
meDt lasted fully az hour and shslf. To
the tou'h many took refuge in rsviD'
from which IL was d fflculi 10 dislodge them
1t 10 c.,imslea aboat fifty soldiers were
killed aud wound d Just now it is impos
sihle 10 state tia' exact number o. dead In
disns. Many more than fifty were killed
outright Soldiers are shooting ludisn-
down where ever found srd no quarter !,
beirg given by any one. Troops are still
fri1s from camp and pursuing the enemy
in every direction.
II is doubtful II before night either bnck
or squsw out of all Big Foofs band will
be lsfI to tell the tale Of this days treach
cry. The members Of the 7'h Csvatr,
have once more shown themselves beroe'
in deeds of daring. Single handed conhe,.
we're soon over the fed. The deslh al
Capt Wsllsca causes much regret. II
met his death by blow on tue head from
n war Climb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
The Countess Psrisi VIII Tsks Her
Proper Rank, ~ she Lives.

SAN DIEeo, Cal, Dec. 20 --Coun. Parisi
who died here Thursday and whose wife
subsequently attempted suicide, was a de-
sceudent Of an Aus'risn noble family. His
father at one time held state position In
Austria lie was compelled bv old age to
re ire. but is sill At the head Of one Of
the oldest barking houses Of the en-
pire. Couat Psrisi wss of wild dis
position, ard little over Eve vesrs ago be
came 10 this country. being allowed l,b-
eral amount of money by Bis parents. He
vent TO San Francisco, where bis half
brother i, bow the Austrian Con.ul He
vas married In Galveston. bis wife bel ~
Al one time teacher in the university
there The Coubts father, upon learning
Of his death. ordered the boiy 10 b. EN-
bslmed and sent to Austria- In case o. bis
wife's death her body is also 70 be sent to
Au.tris. ard in case she survives she is 10
TO her father in-la~. there to take her rank
ard station With her bu.bsni's people
Another telegram was received from y
large banking house In New York. calling
for full particulars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30

woald they Dot Also protect them against
ec9fsvekea osrsges h the posi.t DID
they srAnd there sesioasiy &c sGiem that the
tasAsrs Of the rseuahs. vho eFsssed the
Rational gosernness. bad xsves II no sa-
shcrisy to secure parity Of eiecsians for iss
great rerresea,atsve sssscasiys The re-
passiesn Se-a,ors chsryei sh1, thfoagh
tha election practices in er.rASsoa ia some
Ssssss. the ais Of at lsaa thirty sepr~ser-
snves we're iii.ssliy usnfped- The ecasti-
tuition Of the Casfed States vas 20 violated
and ovsrshrosn that for fourteen years .
minority controlled the national House
Of representatives,. and for four years the
presitsacy Of the United States itself vas
held BY asurpef. Thsy proposed to isvoks
the coarss Of The United States TO zee tha,
evidence Of elections should be secured for
ih@ Rouse Of representatives. aud see DO
Injustice done in the meantime by having
esrd5estes given to persons not legally en-
litlet to them. whA, had the Sens, n on
The other s''s severed TO thasy Ssne hsa
.seneG - ,AAnk thst their best xa
sser vas N railing AID revilins
af the Senator who s1a charge Of ths bill.
IL vas the Democrats who had reviled
Adams. Sumner. Seward, Lincoln and
Grant. The Senators frum Virginia and
Yves, Vigiuis Daniel ard Xsnual hsd hu,
repeated, with far lees capacity. what their
pred eessors had said TO men. the latchsts
of whose shoes he Hoar) vas mot worthy
TO urlose. wishous concluding h's snseeh
Hoar yielded for the executive session.
The Senate =. 5 adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
Foreign Notes.

Empefo, William has issued orders thai
be poi e keep in the background during
is iature journeys.
The man boiler ,E the frvens' Lard fact
~ is Liverpool, exploded Monday. caus.
~ the dasih Of three vo'hmen. The
~ meet is supposed 70 be ~ faut.
The Ffesmsns Journal announce, thsts
.oof.rencs bstsesn PANEL aud OBdar
sIii take place Tuesday ct BoIoxns Sur
der. Jgha Hsda9nd, Kenny and CisncJ
nd rcrhsp- Campbell. members Of Pasiis-
sent, viii be present.
The mayor and ilse previous mayors Of
orb nave sfitt. q U'I;rssn. sttfing that IL
. the opiaion u the people Of Cork thu,
sosHsa statesmen. 10 conf 6jB.c.ion vid
,,AGssoae, have st,sessd Pafpeifs position,
i5c1 40 tbey appreciate G,~dss,ae's ses-
sic,s SD deeply teeiing ooiigasi,ns dae 10
ioefsls. thsy deny ttsir right To dictate &c
iri.nia.n 8, % WHO should Or sheald nos b.
heir l.aiss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
= sLoopY ENcoUNTER


OMAHA. Dec. 20 A special to the Bee
from Pine Ridge Agency saws; Ccprsers
from the Bad Lands srrived here This
morning aud announced that bloody and
desperate conflict occurred this morn
ing on Porcupiae Creek het~eeu
United States troops and the hos,iles.
Big Foo;'s bsni hsd been surrounded b.
troops when n the former was being dissrmed i
BY Col. Forsythe. bloody encounter took
place. Caps. Wallace, commanding X
troops 7th Cavalry. was killed. Lieut. Gar.
ling,on Of the same resimen', was shot IL
the arm. Several soldiers were killed. A
number of Indisus bit the dust. NGrsve
fears are entertsiaed for the safety of this
post The courier who brough, the news OF
the conflict could oaly give facts relsiir g 10
the onset The above news are sahs,sn-
tiared by an official despatch received s'
hea quarters Of the department, Platte
The 7th Cavalry ia regiment, a cnntingeni
of which died around Custer in 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30
Chicago Haud.bsegsrs.

CncAao, Dec. 29.--I, has just been
learned that DR.. II. A. Kelso OF Partoo,
III, ~hs arrived here last Friday night
With 90 600 TO settle real estate transac'
aou, was .and. hsgged Immediately after bic
arrival. white lghung cigar In the rear OF
he Illinois Central Depot, Van Buref
street.. and robbed of the money and a glll
vateh and chain valued at $500 The rs
.sult and robbery have been suppressed b'
the police up 10 the present time. DR.
kel.o has been taken to his home in Paxio
and 10 said to be In a critical condition. hi,
-kull having been fractured. There Is nj
clew TO the robbers.
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ConDBNsuD ossPATCune
rho Ptth Of the Nsws Teksu From 20.
Current Events Of the Day.

A committee Of Wabash trsinDs II laf
Springfield, Ill, Sunday night for 81
Louis where ihey will present the nev
schedule OF wages desired and other Friev
snces.
In the twenty thousand dollar dsmsg
damage suit ~ John II. Cshili against tnt
Bo.ton Vest T. a street r.ilsay FIR ipju
rie. csused by electric cars, the iIrg cisa
greed, Monday.
The trial Of Thomas Kearnsy. police
mar, With the th.rge OF rnsnslsugbfer &
ctusiag the death by shoot tng. Of t1s boy
J yhn Dsvenpori in Roxbury diarics. Sep
'embef last, commenced Monday at Bo.
ton.
Monday morning the csrfis2e hou'e sSf
Other Ousouildings on the Boscabsi fiaee.
formerly the summer hone Of iIeery WsH
Beeoher. at Peesssiil. N t.. now occapitf
By I. n. Stewart Of Ses York, wer.
burned Los, $4,000.
Mosjsy afternoon three men entered ,L.
soBia Chiasgo BAnk. at Ch.csgo, c9yfres
the cishief With rsv0IyerS. robbed ihs han
Of all the sn1ney /. coBisinsd. Jumped ins
huggy and drove rapidly tos ard the city
Officers have been .ens 10 iatsfe.p. t.,
rosbefs.
schooreYs Chss. T. Morrison ard Frans
o Dame are having trouble vita ,hsi
crews at Providence, u I. The erewr
claim they were 70 be taken b.ck to som
southern port and nov ere lett q, Psssi
dence. The mater cans before the di F.
tfics court.
Gre M9nssy morning At Leomia..e,
Mace. gaiiei tue upper story Of q i,rss
factory osn-d ~ A W. wIIIsin.. WI br
risdsle. mssnisctorsr ~ f3un,.is psas
sss burned SU,; Gsuid & Cox, ma.ainis,.
~. b Kiasmaa, horn gsods, and 8. G
White ssTsrei from vstsr sna smoxs
Lass. -, ,0f0.
Central IlIiso's IL suffering from storm
Of ssa5 sd dot. There las NJ en no raj
FOR months. Wind is s;rosg sad eon'iau
ons f5s several days. Dss, shi s..a .is,
IN deep trlft. in d'sehes ks snps sttesm.
are drying up rapidly snt the scs-ei,y o.
vassr is occsssonisg great iacoavesiesee
among the farmers.
The Chicago Jewish circles aYe sfesti,
asit.iei over The flleysi m@sbois If .sue
rsbbis ia snDuling sed perf6rnisz the mar
risss ceremo y The rsbbis sra In T.
habit Of divorcIoz perseas and nIas-y In
them s2ain ~ ethers. These pesgis ar
just svsxsninz to the fact tilaG they az
b.gsnias.
Alexander Henry, vbo has been un1ef
bonds for exaHi6s ion a. % his cstneet.s
vish the eesss Of r. +. Mckay 81 O..ssns
who Vas fourS dead 10 a marsh a. Ysr.
mouth, Dec. 10, vss discharged MyndAy "
| Bsrns,abIe. Msss. Tbs MEDICAL sxsmiss
V~r<.rfr4 sbs caoae ~ hs.sh sIoxhet..e
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Special to the KEssEsEc JOURNAL. ]

1pttlAA 70 hEFNEbEC DOIhfAts !
BELFAST, Dec 30 The steamer Elects
thai runs between Belfast and Cas,ine, II
having some repsi's made. The old btilel
Ia being taken out and rev one put in
and she will be recaulsed all over.
The NJ 4 church bad a very successful
Christmas concert Sunday evening which
was largely attended.
There will be ball at Know ltons hal
in Liberty. New Years night.
The Good Templars of Belfast will go to
Northport New Years night, and will give
an enter'ainment there for THE benefit oi
the Nosthport Lodge. A Supper will BE-
served there. and gensral good time is
expected by all.
Silver Cross Lodge. No. IS. X. of p
have public installation and darce in the
Belfast Opera House, Wednesday evening
Jan IA.
Mr. II NJ. Eddy of Bridgeport. Cal
and Mrs Hattie r Lewis of Oakland wer,
msrried Dee. "A. at the residence of Judge
J. S. Jameson, of California, by Chic
Justice Beatty. Mrs Lewis is the widow
of =. s. Lewis, ard they lived in Belfas
many years. While here they made man,
friends who will be glad to hesr Of tht
happy event and extend many congratula
tons 30 them.
Mr.. Warren Haskell and Miss LEM
Walker, both of Searsport. were married ir
that place Christmas night By Rev. J. G
| Lambert of Searsprrt.
The Parrantine Tribe. L o. R. NJ. o.
Belfsst. have marked ball, Feb. 10, 1891
They will also have parade in the after
nan
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4allr0aos { tSteum5rxta
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of TrsIas In Effect Oct.
18th, 1890.
unta further aotise trains leave Assasta a,
oilogs.

untii further notice trains issys Assasta a,
oiiovs.
GOING wEsr-rM A. NJ. fot Lewiston
RoctiAnd, Portland. BoftOn and Montreal 7lsf
A. NJ. for Hail0seii, Gardiner and South Card
aer. 1910 A ". Tor Lewiston, Pennington
Kocslsnd, Portland and boston. 400 7. NJ
Tor Balloveii. 6srdiaer and south Gardner
a.d5 r. NJ. for Brpnswick, Bath. hockland
Portland, and Boston; $40, (expressl Port
land and Boston. 6.Gb 7. NJ. for HsligwetI, Gard
ner and South Gardiaer, 100 2. NJ. might Pull
man Tor LEWISTON, Bath, Portland asd Boston
come EAsT-e.i0 A. NJ. might expFess) foi
Bkowhesaa, Belfast, bangor, Bar HabOr, 81
Stephen, st. John and Aroosl0ok County; 9.u A
NJ. tor Watsrviile. 5kowhssan, Newport, Bangor
and vaaceboro, 12.J7 r. n. for Watsrvilie
AS +. N. for Waterville. Skowhegan, Bel
fast. Dexter, Dover Foxcroft, Bangor
M7.e0 P. NJ tssturdays oaiy) for Rsteryile
sunday paper. train for WsasrVille and Bangor II
ei7 A. n
The Night Pullman Trains ran each wsy sFefj
night, Sundays Included, but not 10 SkowheFrn
or Belfast on Monday morninga, cy 70 Dexter
or beyond Bangor, on Sunday aornlnss,
The day express trains going East At s.4s p. 81
ciuded. between Soston. Lewiston, Bath. hoes
and, Bangor and 50. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for AuiSusta
leaves aoutt Gardiner, as A. NJ; 100 and az
r. NJ. Gardiner, 6.A5 A. NJ; tiO sns i.Aa L. NJ.
Bslloxeii. s.s9 A. NJ. t.s5 and s.s9 T. 81.
rhro,sh aoxets to cali'ornis and all pois,i
South sad weat may be hea OF b. II. WRiss-
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Office selling gis
all routes and checking all baggage fTes OF ex
pense-
FAfsos TUCKER. vloe Pres. h Gen1 Manager
" E. booTHBY. 6en1 Pass. and Ticket As's.
Portland. Oct ssh. 1880.
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Meteorological Report.
MISSING VESSELS.
Several CTsfts That Have Not Been
Hsafd From 6i1ce Sailing.

HALIFAX, N. S, Dee. 29.--Sehnonei
Laura A. Smith, Capt, EissDhauer, sailtC
from Jamaica Nov. l2 for Lunenburg. II
ballast, not since heard from. Severa
other vessels sailed thu same or later arriv
ed at their destinations some weeks ago
they reported that they experienced yer,
heavy weather Schooner Laura B Win
ters. Capt. Winters, sailed from Boston Dee
I, for Lunenburg, has not been heard from,
Three others who sailed at the same tins
arrived a week ago and several that sail,
la'er have arrived. 1t is supposed that she
capsized in the squall Of the 20th. Beside,
the crew of Ave men, she had FIVE or six
passengers. They all belonged at Mohone
Bay or vicinity.
In the storm Saturday, the mist was the
most severe on the Lunenburg coas. and
about dozen vessels were damaged ID
Lunenburg harbcr.
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a rEaRrsLB FIRE
Granite Hal and Other euildires In
RuirsN


AZ Nn m'na~s OF snree this mornirs D.
L. 'eansea ws passing orani'e b'ess
and discovered smoke issuing from
H. A. hsiis srecesy STORE Tie save the
alarm and " 'so "'na'ss OF 'nfee Vashnoe
No l. had sream Oh sa'sf on the eiass'
Ins hfe 'ssmed 70 % 70 'hs em's on Inc
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AZ >" uAees OF urs we're sae~'hs IN tne
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no'es ~ee cur ana 'ns nre i"asa' IRON
aoe'e' ATS W the nre 'tsse cut IN 'he
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rooms ana msle 'a "'e " nsa''
AZ 10 VOC "S"e' '''.s 'hN"sa INV
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oauains v" a''"'a.
IN 'he mean '"e' ~" i''A'u''' .iS"''"
n&a sr'''sa a"a vas 0'es'''s na' ounce o'
~ha' papers ana '''A' nc e""'' se' out
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Of iftsrest vare resJ todsy before the
American Economic Association. Tne fol
loving officers were elected: President,
Hon. Frsnei. A Walker; Vice Presi9s-t.
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