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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
THE ROMAN DOG'S ANCESTRY.
From The BOSTON Advertiser.

from Tic EOstOn NTNfIIIstF.
Speaking OF dogs there l. a Boston artist who. on
his return from Rome few months ago. brought
with him dog 81 species peculiar To Italy and
which l. seldom seen In country. IL Is not A
little singular that the mosaic representations OF dogs
at the doors Of the POmpcian houses almost
identical in form, size and color with this Roman
dog lie Is remarkably bright and intelligent ami
NAL and is rapidly learning the language OF the
country.
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HUM 0RS

of the United states Treasury and Judge George Ship
man, Of l,elvidere, y. J. The evidence cOnclu.
Jury. lie will be Jailed in default Of bail lila
parents are supposed TO reside at Ncwburg, y. "
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The Good Old Fushiourd Nav,

ront lose half your money by buying milk half con
Gcnscd. The Anglo. Swiss Companys 'Mlknaid,'
Rose" and other Brands still condensed In the good
old fashioned way.
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\ complete schedule Of fact trains to Baltimore ana
Washington operated by the jersey Central Reading and
B and o. trains through. and are equipped with
Pullman pzrof sleeping cars. Punctual service.
Stat ton foot Of Libertyst
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Party gong abroad viii sutact elegant suite at The
e84 SHAVE.
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SPR|N c

SPRING HUMORS whether itching, burning bleedne
scay crused pimply blotchy. whether OF the akin
scalp blood with OF hair. whether simple scrof
ulous. hereditary, from infancy to age are now
speedily permanently. and economically cured by thai
greatest Of all known humor cures the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous line shows TIE barometer
atons yesterday observed at the United s,sss
SIGNAL Service this city The Ga.hcs na'Vss'
temperature noted At Pcrry's Pharmacy, sun Budhg
Tribune ONCE, April T. a. m.-Gcncrally falr "'''oi
preyailcd Yesterday with light thunder shower IN inc
afternoon The temperature ranged between ~ ana %
degrees the average (5O) being 2a higher than on III"
spending day last year, and ~ higher than OIL sun
day 80 ...A,x =. A..
weather. growing warmer.
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PROPOSING THE CHANGE.
NEXT YEAR.

The Rev. De Los Lull. characterized by one of
his brethren as the sweeteSt-tempcred man in
the Conference rose 10 oppose the suggestions
proposed
DR.. j. Richards Boyle. OF tie Park Avenue
Church, made an earnest plea in behalf of
equal representation OF ministers and laymcn lie
favored the amendment to section Of paragraph
GI. because. if laymcn are entitled to any repre-
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Reports of exceptionally cold weather In
Florida are received.
Emperor William forbids his soldiers on.
tering certain saloons
Yellow fever has broken out In Campinas
and San Paulo, Brazil.
Pardee, Mills & Co.. dry goods, Peoria,
nls.. lost over $4,000 by a fire,
Kansas congressman advocate free coinage
Of silver and increased pensions
Count Won Munster, the German ambassa-
dor at Paris, is going to Berlin.
Three California desperadoes were shot
and killed while resisting arrest
Malaga and neighboring Spanish towns
were strongly shaken by earthquake
Southern congressman are very emphatic
In denouncing the Lodge election bill
Lawyer Nelson Chase, famous through his
connection with the Mime. Jumel estate, il
dead.
Chinese laundrymen are not dismayed by
the threats of the American laundry conlbi-
nation.
Indications are that Frank Allen will bs
appointed United States district attorney at
Boston.
The authority of the United States steps
in to prevent any lottery in the Chocktaw
Nation.
Ex-State Treasurer of Missouri holland was
arrested Wednesday, for embezzlement He
gave bail
Editor Rosewater is In favor Of establish
ing postal telegraph system under govern
ment control.
There is reported discovery of extensive
frauds involving prominent citizens of Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Several business blocks were burned at
Milford, Mass. The loss 10 estimated from
$50, 900 to $l25, 900.
The bill authorizing the subvention Of
American ships has been ordered favorably
reported to congress.
DR.. McGlynn announces that he intends
soon to 60 to England and Ireland to preach
his anti-poverty doctrine
Miss Regina Rothschild has left Port
Townsend, WASH, to race around the world
against George Francis Train.
Democrats will antagonize the new tariff
bill with the Mills bill and expect to make
much political capital out of the proposition
TO put wool, coal, iron nd lumbse
on the free list
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JOHN L. Q HAPPY.
Alississippi Supreme Court Quashes the
Indictment Against Him.

Mlsslssippi Supreme Court ouashes tine
Indictment Against Him.
JACKSON, Miss, March 1s-By the judg-
ment of the court Of Marion county, John
L. Sullivan was sentenced to Imprisonment
for the period of twelve months in the
county Jail. The supreme court rendered q
lengthy decision in the case, by which the
Judgment OF the lower court was reversed
and the indictment quashed. Sullivan ia
held, however, under his bond to answer at
the next term of the court Of Marion county
fo.. such indictment as may be preferred
against him hereafter.
The case was reversed and the indictment
quashed for two reasons: That the indict-
ment did not show how the fight was pub
lie and that Kilrain fought Sullivan. The
court holds that the indictment upon which
Sullivan was convicted was fatally defec-
tive. The statute neither defines the offense
of prize fighting nor declares what act done
shall be violation Of its provisions The
indictment does not charge that Sullivan
and Kilrain fought together and against
each other, but AYERS that Sullivan, in pur-
suance Of previous appointment made to
engage in prize fight with Kilrain for q
large sum Of money, did unlawfully engage
in prize fight with Kilrain, did enter into
a ring and beat, strike and bruise the said
Kilrain The parties in prize fight are
severally guilty, but the guilt Of each must
arise from the joint act Of the two. The de-
murrer to the pleas in abatement should
have been extended to the Indictment, and
the indictment quashed.
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A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
TEN F1REMEN KILLED AT AN
INDIANAPOLIS FIRE.

Large Building Falls In, Burying Vic
Tins in Forty Feet Of DebrIs-A Prop
erty Loss Of Nearly ss00, 900.
INDIANAPOLIs, March 16-A fire in Bowen
q Merrill's book store resulted in tho death
Of at last ten men and the injury Of a
dozen ott ers, some of whom will die. The
building occupied by the book company was
a four story and basement, marble front
structure, facing Washington street, just
west of Meridian. The fire started shortly
before O'Clock yesterday afternoon, near the
the furnace in the sub-basement
The fire department, when 1t arrived,
seemed at loss to locate the fire and began
pouring water into the building at the front
when the seat Of the trouble was in the rear.
For two hours the fight had continued in
this way until a majority Of the spectators
had left, under the impression that the fire
was out. About 8. 80, however, there was a
terrible crash and the entire building, ex-
cept the front wall, fell inward
At the time number of fremen, vari-
ously estimated at eight to twenty, were on
the roof of the building and were buried in
the debris, which was piled forty feet high
The work of rescuing the living and extri-
eating the dead was begun Immediately by
at least 500 volunteers, who, in addition to
the uninjured firemen and members Of the
police force, formedaa strong corps of work.
ers
At times their ears would be greeted with
groans of the wounded underneath the ruins,
and the work would be pushed with re-
newed vigor. Te following have been taken
out dead:
George Faulkner, engineer No. company;
George Gl>nn, fireman No. 10; Ulysses Gla-
zier substitute fireman; Al. Hoffman, pipe
man. The wounded are: Anthony
Voltz, pipeman; Lew Rafert. fireman:
Thomas Barrett, fireman; A. c. Mer-
Ger, captain fire department.; Sam
w. Neal, pipeman; Thomas A. Black,
pipeman; Webb Robinson, pipemen slightly;
William Pnrtee, pipeman, internally hurt,
may die; Henry Woodruff, pipeman, badly
hurt; Ebenezer Leech, pipeman, cut and
bruised; Tom Valentyre, foreman engine No.
?, fatally crushed; William Long, pipeman,
slightly hurt; Charles Jenkins, pipeman,
badly bruised; William S. Heinsley, pipe
man, badly hurt; John Burkhart, piTelnan,
badly hurt about head; Dick Lowrey pipe
nan, and Walter Jones, still under the
ruins, and both supposed to be dead.
The scenes at the fire headquarters last
evening were only exceeded in pathetic in
'erest by those at the home of the dead fire.
men. Old men, fathers Of the younger men
who lost their lives; wives, mothers and
children of the dead and living, crowded in
% the rooms, seeking information of their
owed ones and, getting NJ ne. rushed to the
Gene Of the fire, and by their frantic appeals
made doubly arduous the work of the men
ndeavoring to get at those imprisoned be-
leath the ruins.
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BOatlOal of Sailors Drowned.

BALTIMORE, March l7.-Capt. Burgess of
the river steamer Defiance, on passing York
Spit lighthouse, saw a schooner on the spit,
near the northwest buoy About the same
time yawl boat was seen, containing five
men, leaving the sinking schooner and pull
ing for the lighthouse. The wind was blow
ing with terrific force, and as the boat ap-
preached the lighthouse it was thrown
against the iron piles and swamped All
five of the men were thrown overheard and
drowned. The name of the schooner is not
known,
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Two Yale Men Drowned.

NEW HAVEN, March 18-The bodies Of
two Yale students, Edwin Rowe, Jr., and
Jarius KEENAN,, were washed ashore at West
haven. Sunday morning they hired small
sail boat and went to Milford, about eight
miles down the sound. They started for
home about o'clock in the afternoon,
against strong wind and heavy sea. They
managed to work up to the entrance of this
harbor, where their boat was dashed against
the breakwater and the young men thrown
into the water and drowned
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Haverhill Labor Affairs,

HAvERH1LL, Mass, March 1s.-The move
ments of the Knights Of Labor Cutters as
sembly in reference to establishing price lists
in dozen factories has not yet reached the
point of success, the manufacturers not yet
being prepared to make their reply. The
respective prices demanded are for outside
cutters SIG a week; lining cutters $l5 and
trimming, $l3. The oricklayers have made
up their labor terms for the season, asking
that nine hours constitute labor day and
e3. so the regular pay therefor.
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Post ONCE, Open = a. M to $3.50 p. M Sum
days, II to 1890. Mails north close ago p M; South
10 .. m. and 8.oe p m.
"A. A m CHARITY LODGE, No 43, meets in Ste
vens Block, Wednesday evening in which the moon
iulls. MT LEBANON R. A. C., No. II, meets Mason
ic Hall Wednesday afternoon in which the moon fus,
BRADFoRD Council No. II meets Wednesday afternoon
In which the flls in months of Sept Dec March
and June. q O r CHAMPION LODGE, No. ~,
meets in Stevens Block every Tuesday evening TroT
TER ENcAMPMENT, No. Il meets first and third Friday
Of each month. & A b WAsHBuRN Posr No. II
meets in Union Block first and third Monday evenings
IN each month. Royal Arcanum VERMONT
puNcIL, No. 773, meets in Union Block second and
Monday evenings in each month. Waits
p Fire Engine Co. meets at Engine house
Thursday Of each month. s Of r RESCUE
2Y2s1QN, No. q, meets in Union Block Friday even
ls6k, lfeets at the resfdences ofSaonhers
every thursday afternoon at o'clock. Public
Library. Brick School House. Open Saturday
afternoon to o'clock, evenings 500 to g. W RC
nlRd sd Wednesdays p m X o'clock at G. A.
< ll4l Union Block. Y p s G e meets every
Monday evening o'clock at the Congregational YES
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Thursday, March 1s,

Ft AuuTuOWys MorCh III.
The Larned, Kan, state bank has sus-
pended paymentA
The Marquis of Butte Is TO bs president Of
the Angelo Roman bank.
The Cretan refugees were sentenced to af-
teen years. imprisonment.
Brazilian banks are authorized to issue
large sums Of paper currency.
Iowa railroad commissioners have decided
to lower local rates on June 28.
There is movement In New York to fur
ther the interests Of tho young colored reo-
pie.
The Paris Gaulois says diplomatic con-
ference will follow the labor conference In
Berlin.
Sir William Henry Houldsworth is to rep
resent Great Britain at the Berlin labor con-
ference E
The New jersey legislature passed q bill
prohibiting racing on any state track more
than thirty days in the year.
The seizure Of a British ship, on the suit Of
sailors for pay, at Tacoma, WASH, may lead
to international complications.
President Carnot says or some one says
that he says, Americans are the most inter-
esting foreigners who visit Paris
Reports from the lower Mississippi show
threatening state Of water. disastrous
overflow is thought to be inevitable.
The Reno, New, reduction works, which
cost over $4,000, located on Truckee river,
one mile east Of the town, was burned.
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Watertown Cattle Market, March ~.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
The First Step.

can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning,
you are taking the first step into Nervous
ProstratiOn. You need Nerve Tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal, healthy condition. S1rpris-
ing results follow the use of this great
Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your appe-
tite returns, good digestion is restored and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy ac-
tion. Try bottle. Price SOC. at
A. T. CLARKE's Drug Store.
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New YORK, March lS. The observance of
st. Patricks day in this anu other cities
throughout the country has been general,
but without special incident. Dnring the
day there were services in the Catholic
churches, parades, and this evening many
banquets were held. In Canada the day
was quite universally celebra ated.
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The Best Result.

Every ingredient employed in producing
the best of its kind IL is nossible to Inv. Ali
the roots and herbs are carefully selected,
personally examined and only the best re-
tanned. So that from the time of purchase
until Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every
thing is carefully watched with view to
attaining the best result. Why don't you
try it?
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Three Towns from ono.

ROCKPORT, Me-, March 1S.-The town Of
Camden voted almost UNANIMOUSLY to divide
the town into three towns, and committee
of seven was chosen to arrange the different
lines of division. The town has such a large
territory-ten miles in straight line Of sea-
shore-that a division into three towns will
give each a fair share of water front. The
three harbors will be: Camden harbor,
Rockport harbor and Clam Cove harbor.
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Sawed In Two.

PALMER, Mass, March 18.-W. johnson
Brown Of Brimfield, while at work in Slash
er's steam sawmill, three miles from Warren,
accidentally fell across circular saw and
was instantly cut in two. He was 35 years
old, and leaves widow and five children.
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viii Captain the Colum bus Team.

COLUMBUS, O., March 17.-Jack Crooks,
second baseman, has been appointed captain
of the Columbus team. The position was
offered Jack O'Connor some time ago, but
he refused to accept it, as he could not act
without displacng Nichol in the outfeld
when not behind the bat.
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Pension, Marriage and Divorce.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Ingalls,
introduced bill providing that soldier
who has lost both eyes, or one arm and one
leg, may get married at any time he may so
desire, to some one to take care of him, and
at his dea tn the soldiers widow shall receive
$12 month as long as she remains single. II
the soldiers wife refuses to live with and
care for him, he may. sfter an absence Of six
months, procure divorce from any county
upon the payment OF Is aSa
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BLOOMFIELD, Neb, March III. Stratton
shot and killed W. W. Lewis, a butcher, in
the latter's own shop. Stratton was arrested.
He was in Jail but fifteen minutes, when a
mob Of masked men broke into the building,
dragged him out Of his cell, and hanged him
to tree.
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Fraud Alleged.

PROVIDENCE, March l9-Burt & Snow,
wholesale woolen dealers, in the Butler Ex-
change, were attached for $4,000 at the in
stance of OelbermanHgGsN New York. Fraud
is alleged against By Ntirm failed last
September for 81 naged to re-
duce the liabilit then settle
for rs cents or
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Saturday, March Is.

- S8tur0ay, M0rCn 10.
A general strike of miners in England is
to be ordered.
Three men were killed by an accident in a
Kansas coal mine.
Two reports are to be made in the civil SER
vice investigation.
The anti-gerrymandering bill will be
pressed in congress-
The city Of Breslau is to Civ the emperor
brilliant reception
Union men made savage attack on nom
union laborers at Liverpool.
There is movement to boycott all Jewish
firms in Whitechapel, London.
All the members of the French ministry
have rendered their designations.
Strikers at Ironwood, Mich, are growing
ugly, and serious trouble is feared.
The cracker business of New York has
passed into the hands Of q syndica te.
Republicans are preparing national cleo
tion law based on the Australian system.
Paper mills in New York are being exam
ined in the interest Of the English syndicate.
A motion for two sessions of parliament
yearly was rejected in the house Of commons
Ouo Aldu was hlileu duu CWO ny du
accident on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Chicago is unwilling to be thought a.
anxious to have the fair postponed until
1898.
M. F. Dooley, national bank examiner
for Connecticut and Rhode Island, has re-
signed.
The United States district attorney op-
poses clemency in the case Of the Navassa
rioters.
The London News says Mr.. Parnell is un-
decided as to his action with reference to the
forgeries
The Ferris bank at Swanton, VT, has been
authorized to begin business, with capital
Of $4,000.
Pugilist Tommy Warren has lost his suit
for half the purse offered for the Murphy
Warren fight.
Hon. George A. Pillsbury of Minneapolis
has given $50 600 to the Concord, N. H. Hos
pital association.
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Kincaid lndicted for murder.

WASHINGTON, March 19-The grand jury
reported to Chief Justice Bingham an in
dictment against Charles E. Kincaid for the
murder of ex-Representative William +.
Taulbee
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=.
Out 40 years old,
on the Consolidated
rand street bridge. He
ne track to the other to avoid
hng train, when he was struck by
in the opposite direction and in
Oly killed
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The business Of congress is said to be terri
bly, backward
Seventy deaths is the record of influenza in
Teheran, Persia.
HARRISON & Loder, New York wholesale
dry goods merchants, have failed
An educational bill is making lively the
sessions of the Manitoba legislature.
Carolina congressman are getting anxious
for action on the bill to repeal the tobacco
tax.
The house committee is making good
progress on the Pacific railroads refundine
bill.
The people of Willowtown, Mcpherson
county, 8. D., make an earnest appeal for
help
The chances OF the enactment of the inter-
national copyright bill are thought to be ex-
cellent
The naval vessel Alliance is reported to
have bee, damaged by colliding at sea with
q schooner. : r = - "e
The books Of ex-Treasurer Hemingway of
Mississippi show balance unaccounted for
Of $685., ,8l2. 10.
A Bidddeford, Me-, officer was fined 81 and
costs for assault on a special deputy sheriff
on election day.
A woman and four children were found
nearly naked and starving in q Gloucester,
Mass, tenement.
Carl Grundstrom, aged 20, was killed at
Quinsigamond, Mass, by Providence and
Worcester train.
Two men were killed and two fatally in
jured by an explosion of dynamite at Rock
vile Centre, L. l.
The captain and crew Of the schooner
Nellie Potter were rescued at sea in an ex-
hausted condition.
Magnate Hewett of Washington is said to
be NEGOTIATING for the purchase of the entire
Detroit base ball team.
Chairman Cannon says the congressional
appropriations, outside Of pensions, will be
about the same as usual.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
Monday, March II.

FIorR-Eirm Eina and s,,ner q, 70 o ex -
tsa and SECONDS s IS to ia, MINES, ~ ia a. bakers
straight and roller, s5 TO ~. winter PATENTS,
476 TO rs. spring patents, prime, 8 10 to Is.
| OATs-Fair No | white and fancy. cIipped.
~ to S45ac same in elevator 35 to 80, No. white.
81 PA 70 o@1+, NO whlse. ~: 10 BIC, NO. mixed,
ssto aoc low grale, 20 to sOc.
| CoRN-Steadv. High Mixed 401a to 4Oatc,
t az oH ~ ~ ~ ~ 50i2 50I2c s.eaeI Heu 3S1a
as ~ o '' " ''ac LOT Rooo Win OH iots
! HAY AND sTRAw,Quiet, Choice prime hay, $18
to o. fancy higher, fair to good, ITO 15 east
en e ~ 70 'n % wa poo' 70 70 ~ easy
ea1 stra W w. rye s'ra"' choce IL oo 10 To-
PoRK-Good demand. Long cuts short ends
and backs, Sl95 to l3, light backs II to II SO;
lean enis, II 90 to - pork tongues Il to lSprims
ana extra mes y to l3, extra prime. II co. fresh
'no'ue' W - va ~ ~,
BEEF-Firm. Prime steers, 1s4 to &c per Id:
good steers -. to rs: rumps, 10 to lsc; rounds:
to l3c; lon', l2to 17c.
MUTToN-Fair demand. Spring lambs, fancy,
lO to lie: gCol to choice, Sl2 to 91ac: seconds,
ts to &c; common to e1sc; chicago - muttons, to
cru Veai' poor 10 goou' oto'c.
a ;cnS ~ Heano IN ,a Gnoce nort1ern ana
fowls choice ID tn i5c. v,astarn ,irw nacked t,,r'
is to sc chesen Y 70 sc foW
1C to 1HC,
p o;. X,,4 90
=. DerfEM EMM.QWWe. W, WGsTIn cieaInery' extra %
~ ~ IL ets a,d az 80 % Ht 20 a AZ
ern ~ 81 ,r eYtra - !" 81 f,tr 10 ~ h so ees IS,
14c other and low Grades n 70 1Ic 'noi'e' -
g..
CHEEsEMFlrmin; Ioif m NorGnern cnoice, IN TO 10,
western, VA 70 l1ac, lower grades as 10 quaity,
sage ia 70 islac. JopDng prices are nc higher.
poo. :" s.0 ~ o.
EaGs-Fair demand. Eastern extras, IA to 15c,
fancy near by STOCK hgher frsts, ~ to !3c extra
vermont ana New Hampshire, IA 70 lSc Nova
Scoua ana New Brunswick, ~ to l4c, Michigan
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Sunday, March l6.

Buffalo is to have nine in the Interna-
tional association.
Seven brick business houses were burned
at Kirksville, Mo.
Four men were killed by boiler explosion
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Concord R. R., White Mountain DiY.
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.

Leave Montpelier, 8.3c a. m. lis 4.3o pm
Leave Wells River, Jos 1910 a. m. 3.45 p. m
W. A. STowELL, Supt. F. w. MoRsE, G. P. A.
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Wednesday. March 10.

Yale college was founded 100 years ago
to-day.
Lord Salisbury has called a conference OF
his supporters.