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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Notes

The damsRe done by Continued hoods
throughout Italy is estimated a. 4. 900 900
forms.
Billy the Kid was arrested in London
Friday with two pals for attempting to rob
4 bank clerk of E5 900.
Minnie Palmer has beat her own record
At the Grand Theatre. London, playing
MY Sweetheart" to fl 900 in one week.
She coasting steamer Ethel Gwendoiins
foundsred of Ra,trsy Head, couaty Of
Aberdeen, Friday. Seven Of her crew were
drowned.
Almost the last act Of the Qneen Of Eng-
land IN clearing up business preparatory to
going to Germany va, to sffE he, royal
signature TO the ex'radition treaty between
the United States and Gre at Britain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
FOREIGN intelligence
The Latest About Prince Bis
marck's Resignation.
1 British Steamer Abandoned and Fifteen
Of Her Grew Lost.
Wholesale Arrest OF Students n
Russia for Riotirs.

Bssix. Mar sS.-Bsriin papers. n.
ferrins to the North German Gssettes rev.
elations regarding the causes Of Bismarck's
resignation, condemn the ssatements - un.
edifyins TO unlocking natious. The vos-
sische Zeiiuna repeats the story that bis-
niarck rose from his bed to ans~er the
Emperors demand for an explanation Of
his interview with Wind.horN Bismarck,
1t 10 said. insisting he should not be con-
trolled. told the Emperor he was quite
ready TO resign IL his retention Of ,fiice
vac irksome. and that he Only retained Il
to fulhl promise to Emperor william I.
The Hamburger Nscri h,en declares that
Bismarck vas deeply affected and that he
expected TO the last ths, the Emperor
would ask him to reconsider his resigns-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Kincaid's Heatipg Postponed Until
Next Saturday.

WASHINGTON, March 23 Saturday morn.
ing, shortly after 10 O'Clock, Charles L
kincAid walked slowly up and down the
front s,eps of the City Hall. accompanied
by Deputy United States Marshal Stewart
His face presented a hagRard appearance.
and even those who did not observe him
closely could very readily zee that he vas
far from being n well man. He said that
he very much regretted that it had been
fou nd necessary to bring him to the court,
as he was not in any condition to undergo
any excitement He, however, appreciated
the privilege Of being permitted to walk
out and have little benefit Of the fresh air
lie spoke Pleasantly of the manner in
which he was treated at the district Jail
From the City Hall he went to the office of
{. Maurice Smith, where he remained in
consultation for an hour or more. Accord
ing to the assignment. Mr. kincaid was to
have been arraigned tins morning, but
when Clerk Clark called out his name,
District Attorney Lipsconb said that the
case had been permitted 10 20 over until
Saturday next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Boat Racing In Florida.

JAcKsoNvrLLE. Fla. Mar. 23.-Hamm,
Gaudaur, Ten Eyek and Hosmsr pulled .
race on the ST. Johns river this afternoon
at Mandarin Nearly . thousand people
witnessed the race. Gaudaur, though
handicapped three boat lengths on sccosu,
of his recen, victories, won easily, With
Hsmm second. Ten Eyck third and Hosmel
fourth. Hosmer hiss not yet wholly re-
covered from the effects of severe illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From thu
Current Events Of tho Day.

A very clever silver ten cent counterfeit
10 in circulation.
Suspicion increases that the Germania,
Pa, mine fire was incendisry.
Rhode Island manufa .turers object to
having State election days made legal holi.
days.
Schooner Lawrence N. Mckenzie was
stranded at Barnegat. Friday. Crex saved
BY the life saving crew.
A new miners urion was formed at Potts
vile. Pa, Saturday. Fifteen thousand
miners were Represented by forty three del
egstes.
The Phenix Manufacturing Company Of
Boston Saturday bought four acres Of land
in Knoxville, Ky, a d the companys works
will be Transferred there.
1t is stated that the Newark. n j., leather
manufacturers have closed with the English
syndicate The agents for the latter are
also making offers for 4 number Of large
sash ard blind factories in that vicinity.
The case Of Lieut. E,win Longnecker Of
the training station will be called fol
trial in the supreme court at Newport,
X. L., Monday. Ro ,ert Carbnry brings tie
suit for $40, 600 damages for alleged illegal
imprisonment in irons on board 'hip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Identity OF the Body Settled.

BosTos, Mar. 22.-Mr. X Thompson of
317 Harrison avenue. went with an officer
on Thursday last to Forest Hill and there
examined the body of Hiram F. Sawtell.
Before the cssket was opened, Thompson.
~ho had been intimately acquainted with
Sawtel!, stated that they should find on the
right foot near the joint corn which had
recently healed. and also wart on the
hand. Investigation proved the absolute
correctness of the statement. This identi
fcation place. at rest any doubt of the
body found being that Of the murdered
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Genuine Harikari.

OTTAWA, Ont. Mar. 23 Louis Laro-
chelle, one of the municipal councillors of
the parish of St. Charles de Bellechasse,
has committed suicide. Since Jannary
last. when he was elected. he has shown
signs of mental dersngen ent. Monday
last, about 10 80. his wife, hearing a noise
as Of some one falling in his bedroom, ran
in only to find him breathing his last, with
bis sharp pointed walking stick through his
body. He had deliberately committt
harikari by allowing himself to fall ,ix or
seven times on the short point of the cane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Business Portion OF an Illinois Town
Burned.

HAMILTON. III. Mar. 23-The main bus
mess portion of this town was burned this
morning. In an hours time ten new build
ings were in ashes. Tn, loss on buildings
and goods is estimated between $50 900
and 3G0. 600. Partly insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Changes in Maine Postal Routes.

The following changes in the postal ser
vice in Maine are announced:
North Arson and Portland. Me. K. p.
clerks extend run TO begin at Solon, Me-,
increase In distance 8 ~ miles, making
whole distance ll2 &c miles. The line to
be known as the Solon & Portland X. z. .
Route 365. Bar Harbor to Seal Hsrbor.
From October to May 81, in each year
Leave Bar Hsrbor daily. except Sundays,
at 8 80 A. NJ. Arrive at Seal Harbor by
II A. NJ Leave Seal Harbor daily. excep,
Sundays. at ~ NJ. Arrive at Bar Harbol
by 2 80 T. ". Adopt Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pension. have been granted to the fol
lowing residents Of Maine:
Original. Moses Stewart. Oaunquit Sum
ner Conant, Camden; John Clark, Pros
pect; VIM II. Charles. Smithfeld; Levi
gather of Klngman Foss. Bingham; Thos
Rich. Oxford; Francis 3. Comba, Bow.
doinhsm; Andrew ID. Lamb, Thomaston
Freeman Moore, Norway. Restor atior
and increase Jonathan Z. Brown, Scion
deceased. Increase, Jos. Chambers. Jr.
Mortified Leroy Dormau, Eastport; Rod
ney Leavtt, kingman. Original, widows
etc minor of Alvah c. Witbam, Berwick
Georganna widow of Edward K. Haskell
Dover; Margaret F., widow of Jonathat
4. Brown, Scion.
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Cocopali Indians on tho Warpath.

SAN DIEGo, Cal. Mar. 23.-An Ensane.
da Lower California; dispatch says that
the Cocopali Indians are on the war path
on the other side of the peninsula. The
reports are conflicting, but il 10 believed
they are numbering the Mexican settlers,
and are fighting among themselves. Gov.
ropote has sent a large detachment of
troops over the mountains to the scene of
the disturbance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
McAuliffe Won In the Forty Seventh
Round.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 23-The contest
between Jack McAulffe and Jimmy Car
roll, At the California Athletic Club, Fri
day night, vas for purse offered by the
club amounting to $4,000, $500 the loser
Each principal posted $4,000 on the fight,
making total sum which would fall into
the hands of the winner Of 4l2,5OO. Nc
Auliffe had been the favorite among the
betting men. Carroll brought first blood
in the ninth round, and got the first knock
down in the twelfth. McAulide won the
fight in the forty seventh round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
The Boomers Obliged to Go

SALTWATER, Cherokee Strip, via Guth.
rie, |. T.. Mar. 22.-The election Of Cher
okee boomers from the strip began in earn
est, yesterday. and large numbers we're es.
corted by squads of U. S. troops over the
line into Kansas
A courier from Capt. Woods command
which left Hennessy, Thursday night
states that large numbers of boomers were
rounded up in that vicinity and were sen,
back over the Kansas line. News from
Capt. Paddock's command in the north
western part of the strip 10 - the effect
that his force has succeeded in peaceably
removing the settlers in the immediate vi.
cinity of Kiowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24

WoopsrocK, On,. Mar. 23 -Birchal
continues % erjoy life in jail. Specia
guards were appointed today. They vii
sit in the corridor in front of Birchall',
cell and keep coustsn; watch over him
Yesterday afternoon an instrument wa,
registered here by which Pickthsll dee Il
all his property 10 his wife. The docu.
ment was witnessed by William Fraser of
Overton. Express Agent Tacson of Ari-
rons, and Was executed by Thomas II
8orton notary public of the ssme place
The document transfers Pickthaifs land
and property TO hi. wife. who ~ill now be
In osition TO dlspose of the same and meet
whatever liabilities he has, No letter &C
companied the papers, nor was there 4 ord
to explain the cause of P.ekthali's disap-
pearsnce. his reasons for sta, ing away, or
his intentions for the future.
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NOW I'LL CUT Youa raaoAr.'
But His Intended Victim Ca,Iisd q
Sell Cooking Revolver.

NORWICH Conn Mar. 2S Saturday q
! O'Clock, Ira E Brisg'. 25 years old. sor
of Ira G Brisg,. we'll known manufact
urer Of Voiuutown, ii miles from here
vas In the furnace room of his father,
house, when Samuel X Green, the hired
msn, entered With an oath and said: IL
have you just where l want You. Nov
III cut your throst."
As Green felt for his knife young Brisgs
dre~ 80 calibre self-cocking pistol and
sent q bullet into Green's body. Green
pressed on aud Briggs hred three more
shots one of them siliiug Green. Green
was SO years old and had worked for Briggs
= Year and a half. The coroner reports
justiiisole homie de. Briggs gave bonds
IN IS 900 for trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Fire at Amesbury. Mass

AxEsBURr, Mass., Mar. 23.-Fire this
morning in Gallasher's block. Loss on
bull ling % 900. j. B. LaMontsgne, shoe
store, loss $500, insured for $500; Madame
Cort'an. millinery, loss 81 200, insured
for $500; r f. Woodard, musical instru-
ments. loss $500, no insurance; French
Naturalization Club, loss $500. Cause of
fire unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Wants $4,000 fol Alienation Of Hi
Wite's Elections.

Wants $4,000 foI Alienation OF His
Wue's affections.
LEWISTON, Mar. 22 What promises 10
be q case Of many sensational develop
mants is being aired in this city. The
principal. are well known. both in Auturr
and Lewiston. Yesterday, Sheriff LIANT
of Auburn served writ on Waller s
Nsyo, member of the firm Of Gay
Woodman 4 Co, sworn out by Philip Nor
rison, a we'll knowu and respected dealer
in fruit ard confectionery IN Auburn
Morrison c!iims that Msyo has allie mated
his wife. Elections. ard brings suit fol
81. 900 damages. Mayo furnished bonds,
Mr.. z. NJ Nondman being his bondsmsn
Mrs Morrison is forewoman in the stitch
ing room Of Gay, Woodman & Co. Mayo
belongs in Boston. and came here to super
intend matters in the factory. and there
met Mr.. Morrison. The case will be tried
at the A Afrii term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Terrible Explosion In Peru Caused BY
Lightning

PANAMA, Mar. 23--During q severe
electric storm that swept over the mining
town Of Puebls Hauchnca in Peru recently
lighting struck magazine exploding
200 cases of dynamite and giant powder.
The er tire works were wrecked, and i've
persons killed outright. forty more or less
seriously injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Fast Steamer for Seal Poaching

SAN Francisco, Mar. pa fast steam
er is being ftied out here for seal poach-
ing in Behring Sea by company Of local
and eastern capitalists. 1t is stated that
there is not suitable government vessel
on the coast that can make more than ter
knots and consequently anything faster
will practically be secure from capture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Ice Train Smashed by . Freight At
Coucord junction, Mass.

CONCORD, Mass, Mar 23.-About IL
last night, at Concord Junction on the Old
Colony railroad, . southbound ice train
standing in the yard was run into BY
another freight train from Lowell. The
engine and several cars on the train from
Lowell were utterly demolished, also the
eaboose and several cars on the ice train
The wreck took fire and burned several
hours. Charles Blodgett, q fireman, was
badly injured and William Hunt, = fire.
man, was seriously injured. Engineer T.
T. Chamberlain WAS buried in the wreck
but escaped with slight injuries. The other
train men escaped. The total loss to the
Old Colony railroad will probably reach
$40 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Kemmler Motif d CT His Approaching
Execution

AuBURS, n. H.. Mar 22 VIM Kemm-
Ter WAS today officially notified by Warden
Durston of Auburn prison Of the decision
rendered in his case at Albany. Kemmler
displayed no signs of unt asiness. The onIv
question he asked was when he would BE-
taken away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Brasiiian Parties Secure Q 6hipyard
In Scotland

NEwcAsTLE-oN-TYNE. Mar. THE
Brazilian Company, through Newcastle
represe natives have acquired a shpbuild-
ing yard at Scotland near Newcastle. on
Tyne, which has been idle for number Of
years. The company contemplate build
ing fleet OF steamers TO be principally
used in the navigation of the large South
American rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
500 Students Arrested at ct Pstsrs.
burg f'I Ri ting.

ST. PErEssnrRo. Mar, 2? The stu.
denls of the uuiversiiy and the acad, my
OF agriculture engaged in u serious riot ht re
yesterday. The students insist upon the
restoration Of the liberal regulations Of
1868 and the refusal of the authorities to
comply with their demand led to the out
break. Five hundred students were arrest
ed and Imprisoned.
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o'smAIck hofuses Dukedom ana More
salary

LONDON, Mar. 23 The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent says that it is reported
that Bismarck has accepted Colonel Gen
eralship, but declined the dukedom and the
ofier to extend his salary and an official
residence, declaring it not in harmony with
his principles to accept the grant in view
OF the increasing burdens of taxpayers.
Herr Won Ra io~ilz declined to succeed
Count Herbert Bismarck.
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PRAIRIE FIRES.
Twenty Square Niles Of Territory Burned
0Tsf In Kansas.
Immenss Damage to Property and
Some Lose OF Lie.

WIcnrrA. Kan. Mar. ss-A prairie Are
10 miles northeast of here today devastated
20 square miles OF territory. Ten farm
houses with barns were DESTROYED. Total
loss estimated at Sis0.0o0. Ernest Rey.
nolds and his ten year old con we're fatally
burned in attempting to save their property
and several others were seriously burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
SPARKS FROM MAIHB WIRES.

William E. Ross 1 Co, grocers. Port
land are reported to have failed.
1t is row decided that the Sanford thea
tire will be opened to the public Saturday
evening, April5.
Fifty car loads Of ice per day are being
shipped from Sebago Lahe to Portland over
the Maine Central road.
The Calais Times says it is proposed to
preserve the language Of the Passamsq1od.
dy Indians BY means of the phonosraph.
Schooner Francis Edwards vent ashore
near the mouth Of Spursink River, Satur-
day. bat vss pulled Of By the tug Bel
knap.
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Embexsler Gets Two and q Hall Years
In Prison

CIScIssATI. o.. Mar. 23-Judge Bates
Of the common plen court on Saturday SEN
fenced to the penite ntiary, for two and one
half years. William II. Myers, we'll known
citizen and merchant He had been con-
victed Of embe zzliug funds to The amount Of
900. held by him as qusrdia, Of minor
children. The defence vac lack Of evil
intent. that the money vas invested in busi-
ness and disaster followed Mr.. Myers has
always held q position Of respect In the
community.
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Shot In tho Same Room in Which
His Brother was Murdered.

PAwPAw, Mich, Mar. 23--Albert A.
Fosdick. county surveyor, was shot dead
in Almena last night in the came room
wher, his brothsr, DR.. Fosdick. was recently
shot The shooting 10 very mysterious
Albert vas arrested for the assault on his
brother, who has since recovered, but there
was no evidence against him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
A,..mp,ed Suicide a. Portland.

PORTLAND, Mar. 22.-Mrs. Lombard Of
,hi, city. went to several drug stores yes
terdsy. an, tried to buy poison. She al
|. at cot some sugar Of lead and took it.
nv. Co,ion and Warren were called, and
.f,er several h,urs' hard work saved her
life. Dependency. resulting from i'll
health, was the cause.
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eervian Militia on tho War Path.

vienna, Mar. 23 3-Dispstches received
here say a band of Servian militia tried to
capture the Bosnian village of Granje but
were repulsed after a sharp fight BY Aus
| trisn Rendarmes Several were killed on
both sides. The Austrian government will
demand an explanation Of the affair from
Servia.
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Contemplated Inipr ovements by the
Winthrop Board OF Trade.

WINTHROP Mar. 23.-The Board oi
Trade have contemplated various needed
villsg, improvements. similar to the wors
of ;mprovemei t, by local societies. which
r..nlted in better sidewalk, better lighted
rreets. etc The matter was fully dis
cussed at 4 recent meeting and strongly ap
proved. The North Turner willow ~ork'
will probably not locate here as satisfactory
arrangements eau not be perfected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24

LONDON. Mar. ?3 The stu'ents' sVi,a.
ton in Russia extended to Universitiss
kietfe and CharkoG. Altogether 700 s,u-
dents have been arrested. II is probable
St. Petersburg University will be closed.
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Tebbrikova Goes rres.

Sr. PrrERsBuHo. Ma. 23 The gov
eminent has abandoned the prosecution Of
the woman Tehbrikova, charged with writ
ing and sending TO the Tear the letter
threatening that unless he modified his re-
sc'iona'y policy he would m.et the fate Of
Peter III. Pau I and A ex.nl,r III.
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0oes to Prison for Life.

SAIEx, Mass, Mar. f3.-Thomas ].
Dempsey, aged 2s. who killed his brother
in Law, Clarence J. Wiley, in October.
1889. as Bradford. oy shooting, vas Satur-
day allowed to plead guilty Of murder in
the second degree, and sentenced to State
prison for life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Gen -Eahone May Go to Paris al
Consul General

Some speculation has been rife in rela-
ton to the political future of Gen. Malone
after his defeat last fall. He announced
that he would continue to be a candidate
until the voters of Virginia had free bal
lot and fair count. Now it is iutimated
that the Pre- sident hs. quietly conveyed to
the e1 Senator that the consul generalship
at Paris is at his disposal. Gen. Malone
has not yet given his answer, but it is
thought that he will decline.
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Indictment, In Somerset County,

sxowHEeAx, Mar. 23.-The grand jury
reported today nine indictments Viola
ton of the prohibisory Law, =; keeping
gambling house, |; as.anit' /: cruelty 70
animals, /; burglary. /; malicious mis-
chief, l.
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Fall 40 Feet From q Bridge and Wa
Killed.

orprowx. Mar. s.-Jsmes Mullen. a
province man, foremsn of W. W. Browns
numbering crew. vas found Saturday
manning unconscious on the ice under the
W;If,,d railroad bridge. He fell thirty
fee, Friday night and died at II O'Clock
Saturday.
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Canton, Ohio, Glass Works Burned

CANTON, Ohio, Mar. 23.-The Canton
glass works. one Of the largest and most
successful in the country, this morning,
was burned to the ground. Loss, s60. 900;
| insurance. s35 900. Two hundred men
are thrown out of employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24
Bodies Found In Ruins OF . Burned
Building.

Sr. PAUL, Mimi. Mar. ga Pioneer
Press special from Seattle, Wash. says
In searching the ruins of the fire which
destroyed the Stetson and Post Block. Fri.
day night, the charred remains Of three
bodies were found today, two men and one
woman. Que was named Jones, and the
others are strangers.
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Tsrribly Injured.

NAsHUA. n. II. Mar. 23-Al,ert g.
T.tcomb was struck in the face yesterday
by an emery eel that burst in Gregg &
Sons shop. llisupppr lip was torn awsv,
his nose cut nearly n. jaw broken and his
upper teeth knocked uut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-24

Mr.. James Savage. the we'll known rail-
road contractor. spens Sunday At home.
He viii return to New York on the early
train, accompanied By his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Wall, and her daughter.
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r,ur Fishermen Reported Lost

PoxrIASp. Mar. 2s The master OF the
a.h;re sch ,oner H. A. Duncan OF Glouces-
Ter. reports the loss Of four men in a fog
a, the Baaks, last Wednesday. Their
names we're not learned.
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still More Riotipg Among Students
Near Moscow.

LoSDoS. Mar. 23 The agitation among
the students At Petrodskoie. neal Moscow.
10 similar TO and in connection with the
Petersburg movement In the fight with
the gendarmes 200 students were arrested.
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Tariff Bill Not to be Reported Just
Now

The ways and means committee Of the
House have decided net to report the tariff
bill for several days. This is to give various
industries affected further hearing. Lum-
Der stands as it did in the Senate bill. There
is an advance of duties on undressed hides,
foe cotton and woolens.
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Ontario Farmer. Coming to the State.

KINGSTON, Ont. Mar. 20 1t is reported
that many farmers in the neighborhood of
this place, owing to their heavy indebted
ness are mortgaging their farms and leav
ing for the United States.