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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
CONDENSED DEsPArCaEs
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

The Superior Court Of the United States
met Monday, but owing to the absence of
a quorum. Immediately adjourned.
In the second game for the worlas cham.
ionship At Louisville. kv., SATURDAY. be-
tween the Brookiyns and Louisvilies. the
former won by score Of 5 TO 3.
Henry Kron Of Brtishvills, Ind. after
qnarrelliog with his sife Sunday. sbot her
~ he presence of three children then blew
the top Of his head OF with pistol.
The boiler of shifting engine at the
furnace of Jones 4 Laughton, Pasbarg.
Penn exploded Monday, killing engineer
and fireman. and injuring two otuer men.
The application for a receiver fo- the
sugar trust in the Samon case, after being
argued for three hours at Brooklyn. N. Y,
has been adjourned for a week. the injanc-
tioa meanwhile continuing 10 force.
Isaiah s. Emery, of Rochester, n. T..
The labor caniiia'e for Congress, commit
ted suicide Monday, 10 Lisinxstoa. BY Cut
ting an artery in bis arm and taking chloro-
form. The event causes great sadness
among ali ei.ssss.
Word has been received Of the burning
in Lake Huron, of Lexington, Mich, Mos
day mernisg, of Lake Superior Transit
Comp freight steamer Annie Young
Nine lives are reported lost by the upset
ting Of = small boat.
John B. Nason the actor. at Boston
AosaisF furnished bonds in 5000 to sp-
pear before the Superior Court in Piymeuta,
to show cause Why he shouli not pay the
alleged debt Of 43s5 and costs. Lowell
Mason paid the bill ~ sinst himself amogna-
ing to $40. and he vas liberated.
Maud Clarke, the eight year-oid daughter
of A. r. Clarke, Of Meredith yiiIags. n.
H., while visiting a, the home Of her grand
father, Hepry Goodro ss North Troy, VT.
was aceitentaiiy and fatally shot ia the
| forehead Sunday with 72-caiibse rifs in
the hssds OF one Of Mr.. Gsodro's your z
children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Cannot Grant the Tobacc) InpoIteI's .
Esquests

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 0-Appiicatious
have been made to the Treasury Depart
MT mt by the importers who bad tobacco II
bonded warehouses prior to the passsgs of
the act Oct. /, 1890, for perm ssion to
ui-hdraw the same at weights aseertainei
at The time of ssi withdrawal. These ap-
plications was based on the second pfoyiso
OF Sc tiol 80 of the tariff ACT, which pre-
scribes "shen duties are based on the
We ghi OF merchandise deposited in any
public or private bonded warehouse, said
duties shall he levied and collected upon
the weight Of such merchandise at the time
of lis Withdrawal"
Assistant Secretary Spaulding says. after
careful consideration of the matter tist
the department is Of the opinion thai such
applications cannot be granted, inasmuch
as under the frs; proyiso of said section
a special privilege is conferred upon mer
chandise which. like tobacco, is subject 10
increased duties under the new tsrlh act.
Of allowing il 80 be withdrawn for Con-
sampli0n prior 10 February lat. next upon
the payfnt ut Of the duty at the lower rates
prescribed under Old tariff aett. Gem, raj
Spaulding says: Merchandise subject to
Increased duty urdcf the new tariff
act, is thus entitled TO Withdrawal
at the Old rates. which are loser
than the new rates and conseqt entity
they must be held as Withdrawal cuiries
Tor the consumption of such merchauds,
made prior to February iirst. 1891, and
must cover the same quantity of metchsn-
disc as 10 weights. AZ if the entries Tad
been made prior to The date when the act
of October !. ls91 took effect; in other
words the department must decide that
when an importer shall elect 10 withdraw
me rchsndi.e under the first proviso, the
rew eighing at the time of viihdfaval can
not tc allowed for the reason that the
goods were so wi;hirasn and by the yirtae
thereof must he treated ~holy snd px-
clusively subject to the provisions of the
law 10 force prior ~ the passage Of ss Il
art
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
IN RETALIATION.
Newfoundland will Place Duty on
Exported Ere sh or Frozen Pish.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Oct. 20.-It is in
timsted that Newfoundland will put an ex-
port duly on all fresh or frozen fish export
ed from that colony in foreign bottoms as
a retaliation against the three-f0urths cent
a pound which the Mckinley bill placed on
all fresh or frozen fish imported into the
United Ststcs. Boston, New York and
Philadelphia commission merchants ard
importers are opposed to a duty being
placed on either rtsh or salt fish as det-
riment To business but the Gloucester own
ers favored ii.
In ANTICIPATION of an export duty being
levied by Newfoundland. il was rupored
that an effort WAS being made 10 form a
frozen herring syndicate. with headquarters
at Boston and New York. 1t is proposed
to cooperate with the leading business men
at ~. Johns, n. F., who are to induce their
government 10 put an export duty On fro
zen herring sufficiently high that with
three fourths of cent per pound import
duty on this end, no American vessel could
bring them with any degree of profit to our
market. Steamers from st. John, n. + &,
10 load at Plaeentia and Fortune bays, and
sail for New York or wherever they nigh,
be ordered. Should this proposed scheme
be carried out. Gloucester and the whole of
the New England fi,hermen, in order to
get supply of bait during the winter sea
son. would be at the mercy of this comb
nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
4 TERRIBLE GALE.
Shipping Along The Coast Suf.
ftfed Badly, Sunday.
CnI Of SsTta TAKEN from I Water
logged and Iismisted fiil.
vssssls AshoSs-Aany Lose Their
orouod Tackle Other Dame sss.

BosroN, Oct. 70 Schooner Metropolis
for vinAl Haven, lost one anchor and "a
fAtho ms of chain during the gale Yesterday.
Schooner J. c. HarraIep, Strou,. Hence
for Millbridge, lost an anchor sni 40 faith
oms of chain daring the gale in the harbcr
yesterday.
land, Adams. from Jefry's fishing grounds,
lost one anchor and 200 faihoms of cable.
She had her headgesr carried away and
windlass broken.
The steamer Colorado, from Hull, Eng
land, reports that Oct. II, in lat. IL Is n.
long, 1905 W. she spoke steamer Eagineer.
New Orleans for Liverpool, who reported
they had taken crew of scven men on
a dismssted and wsterlogged bark. The
Colorado was uaabie to un8erstSnd the
name or nationality of the bark, From
Hull three. .mssicd schooner is rep rics'
apparently ashore on Rsinsforj Island.
Steamer Carroll from Chariottetowu and
Halifax reports one of the hardest Passages
in Its career. The steamer was forced to
put back to SEA after reaching Boston light
carly this morning TO await the abatement
Of The gale. She reports a barkentinc
i,gged steamer hove TO three miles below
Boston light with her signal flying for a
pilot. She was rolling heavily and is
thought to be steamer Nyyssa from Nicars
qua.
At Scitus,e. Lynn, Swsmpsco,t anil her
places alougshorc. the gale is very bolster
GUS snd number Of small vessels were
wrecked or damaged and considerable
beach property ruined.
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Suicide OF Architect MuIiet.

WAsHfseroS, O5t 20.-A B. Mulisi
one Of the test known architects in this
eity and for many years supervising arehi-
teet of tn ueasury department, shot him
self this evening st his re,iieHce. He b :
been in poor health long time tuaerieg
from rheumatism ard other complains.
II is thought insncial trouble wss the chief
cause of the act.
This evening he wss feeling poorly and
his wife weut down Stars To get him some
beef tea. She hEd hardly reached The foot
of the stairs when she heard pistol shot
and Iusiisg back she found her husband
sasping for breath ard the bleod of ztBg
ir, m a wound in his head. A a a1csor wss
immc iiattly summoned but Mulletl died in
few minutes.
Mule is known ell ove- the country
He rs - jtars old aid hiss de- sned
many puolic buildings in d fsrsnt citle-,
among them the New York tiy post office
ard the Site. Wer and Navy DepartGenf
buildings in this city. Sinee bis rerrrmen IT
from the oiiiee of supermteEding architect
of the Treasury, he has devoted mast OF
his time to Froif ssisnsl business in Wash
ingten. He leaves Ave children. lie hsd
severe case of the gtip last winter, from
which he still suffered and for the past
few menihs be had bee IN at times dsspsnd-
ent ard gloomy. He bah cult versl
houses reeertly which be earj not dispo.e
of, sId this preye3 upon bis mind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Mlnis,sr Don Emilio D. Msrvasa not
Yet Recalled

WAsHiser0s. Oct 2o.-Dos Emilio De
Murvsgs, the sranstsr this county, was
somewhat sarprissd vhcn questioned as 10
the truth OF tue story ths. he had been re-
called By the Government MANY charges
are impending in tfse personnel of the d.
piomstEc corps in spain, be replied. '-but
have rot yet II eeiyeg ietier of recall,
though | vea.d rot be as all surprised 10
recsive such sammons. During Hy stay
in Washington. Rave been treated very
kitdiy by ali the officials vith vton I
have been brought il contacs, aad am
rather proud of the modus siseudi which
nj gotiased with Mr- Baysrd andsr the last
Administrator Secretary Blaine 10 TO-
losing in the fyctst-ps Of his predecessor
regar5iag the benefits Of reciprocity. and
this is very acceptable to my government.
Of course ere ssas compensation for any
commissions which ve may be called upon
To make nnder The rYorifians Of the Nc
knley hili. and RECIPROCITY VII. he god
thSg for bo.h ratess"
Seror Mnryaes vac acc-esiit 4 70 itii
country ~ sh- spanish Minister. aysil .
issts. tat wa. naf a strasysr in Washing.
ton, having graduated al Georgsfosn Col
iege many yeafs ago. Fer uprafds Of 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Seveuth Annual Convention National
Brothethood Railway Tsaiumsn.

Los ASox,rs, Cal, Oct. 70 Tho sew
cnth ann isl conv, ntion of the National
brotherhood of RAILWAY Traiumcn opened
this morning in Labor Hall. The majority
Of the railroads In the United States were
represented, Grand Msster y. X. wilkin-
sou of Gsicsbarv, H., presided. The an
nasl report Of W. 4. SneehAn, grand Sec
r,tsry and treasurer, shows an increase In
membership of 900 dutiRg the last year,
,ts present strength being li,05s. There
have been orysnised during the past
year 81 ncs lodges. making total OF 367
now in 'N'stsnce. The organization en-
braces all the States and territories. Cana.
ds, Ireland AMI Sweden Two hundred
and seventy nvs disability aud death elaine
making u total Of nearly S2i5 900 paid dur
ing the year. Of the total claims, over
POO resulted from railroad accidents. Par
,iculr stress should be laid upon the fact
that 1870 deaths resulted from the coupler
INV In use and the remainder of accidents
was almost eniirely traceable to the fact
tha, the post of duty of the brakeman is on
the top Of the cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Sparks FROM MAINE wInps.

On Saturday afternoon the wife of Rev.
Mr.. Starbird Of Wet Pennington, fell
down stairs. hasiog cough. the heel Of her
boot in the top star. ard broke both arms
AMI dislocsied both at the shoulders.
There has been FIVE ard eight tenths
inches Of raioiail nj Biedeford and the
Ssco rlver has risen thirty inches. A bad
wasioui i. reported on the ~ nsebunkpoft
branch of Me Boston & Msinc railroad.
A young man employed by Government
contractor Vince Ter at J.oysjoy Narrows.
having y srudse sssiDst the night watch
man at that point plsce'l two dynamite car
iriIse On TIE laiters c,Vties chest last FRI
day blowing The cheh and xa,ch bonse In.
10 atoms. lie bss no, been seen since.
Saturday evening Deputy Sherifs Gould
of Pennington sBi AIiea Of Jay went 70
Nes Vine, ard 10 csti tiufc one Skidmose, On
impoitsD, witness IN u efimiBsl csse before
the supreme court, wfo skipped out last
term before The cssc came 10 trial. He
WIS arrested and iojged In Pennington
jill.
frteress ~ The proposed Peaobscot Con-
trail Railroad !, sg,iD revived There are
p edic ions that work on ,be line will soon
be commenced. Tue lat $, scheme COZ
templates ebsnsc Of route. instead Of
run ldns /, M.io Junction, il IL proposed 10
lsave the tsraes survey ~ Atkinson and
thence proceed by way Of Ssbsc Station.
Sstec yilsxe, Merrill. sls,e quarry In
I;ro~nyi.ie 10 1le,derson ard junction
vi b the the Canadian Pacific. Eagineess
are nov engage on III . new line. Five hun
dr. Il fee; Of river front 10 Bango. have
h"ep bgnied tn securs wharf ppviI~sss.
The change Of location involves legs st.,e
action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Relief viii bs Ssnt to the HUI g,y
Only.

Ntw logk, oe.. 20 The week has
been devoted by the officers of the Amer
lean Committee for the Relief of Famine
In ireland chiefly to the work of reorssn-
ixAiion. AT n meeting of the general com
mit,ce the work of the executive committee
was approved aud the members of the lat
ter board were requested 10 proceed with
the organization of local committees il the
cries of the United States and Cana,iS
I he work of collecting subscriptions It is
decided 10 delegate entirely to local com.
mitices. The New York committee will
probably he formed this week, aud then
substantial results may BE- looked for
There is no longer any danger that the
non partisan relief movement will be an.
tag e)h'zed by the Home Rule icsdefs. The
American committee was formed and be-
gan work without even the knowledge OF
Mr.. Parnell and bis associates, and at fist
the latter expressed apprehcnsions lest the
form of relief should be such that the
landlords would indirectly be benefited,
and that thereby the political misiortun -
Of the peoI le should be increased. The
assurances of the American committee that
il propossd 10 do nothing more than feed
the hungry and cloihe the nakci hrs re-
moved these sppreher sions, and II is raid
the Home Rule leaders have expressed
their hearty sympathy with the movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
THE KENNEBEC.
An Idea Of lis Condition Be-
tween Gardner aud Augusta.
! Well SnOsn lee Company Reported in
FInareial Troables.
Burglary at West 0otham-R.wasd
For Ares. CT Norway Burglars
spgcial to he Kennebee Journal.

AHpeesaI To The ksnreeee Journal
GAsDDEE, Me. Oe. 20.--"Thsse days
naofe of pIs~saat seslher AMI cur werk On
thr hydrpg,arhle survey of the river VII
be completed, said Assistant Foraey Of
the L. 5. c. & G. Survey when interviewed
By the Journal yester,sy. ''Our xork has
been much iaterfered wi b recently" be
consiaued ''e~lng to the Gnfavorable
weather, sickness amesg ny s.s'stinis and
other unavailable happenings.
Ia answer TO ysrious que IT ohs BY the
JOurnsl Mr. Forney gave the foilo~ing
ittsFssting facts regarding the condition VI
the river. The channel from the Card
ner bridge to tEe end of Browns | land -
in sxee llG Mt shape, but Af the Island the
trouble eommeness. Here st the upper
srd lover enIs ''sptsT have been formed
Of eotsiIsIabls size directly seross the
1hasuel They are Of sand aad year by
gear becoming more dangerous to nasi-
ssticH. II is the worst section of the
riyeF. From the uppes end of the Island
thefe Is good water until ou tesch Pages
wharf ~ Hsll0well and there are boul-
ders, dead heads or suuken LOGS,
ani other Cd tfgeti9ns nnti. sou reach the
piers which supported the Old bridge nor.h
OF the city. He<e IL the worst trouble 10
this seetiOn aud itey must ali he removed
before navigation is safe. The best water
in tie river betsesn Augusta and llailcwell
IS nov occupied by the boom flied with
logs. On the east side Of the river tht re
~ excellent water covered with logs while
the steauisrs and ys.seis ara. rt.u 1luy aIorr
"a a nsrrox, shallow charHei near The
west shore. There is no doubt tha. ih.
rIser il in bad coadi'ion ard Is 10 great
need OF some extensive improvements be
t1et here and Augusta"
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Sir Richard Cartwright on Our Trsds
Relations With Csnada.

RESrEw, Ont. oct. 20.--Sir Richard
Cartwright discussed the trade relation be-
tween Csnsia and the United States before
large audience here Tonight, He dc
clared that policy dominion government ia
this matter had been vacillstny and pueril,
lie dwelt upon the Importance Of the United
states as being n natural market for the
most of Canada's products, and mpbraided
the government for direliction of duty In
not making sufficient effort to bring about
closer trade relations with that country.
Quoted statistics setting forth that the
United States furnishes customers for iui-
ly one half Of Csnsda's exports. He ht ID
that 'he tendency for the protection of tar
1T was 10 the formation Of rings and trusts
for the purpose of increasing prices 0a
z ,ods TO the consumer but strongly Jro
nounc, j himself in favor of unfe,tric'' d
rsciI rociiy with the United S,a'es TLis,
be maintained, would be immensely sdvsn-
tageous to the people of Canada as y hole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

WiScuESpoN. Mass, oct 20 AT three
O'Clock this morning the Wnchendon FIRE
department was called to Waterville but
before they could resch that point an alarm
was sounded for fire ia the wooden ware
shops Of Orlando Mason. Both large sho ps
and storehouses were totally destroyed.
The properly was insured for Si2 900 with
loss probably double that amount. The
fire at WatsrvilIe was in the tub sh,p of
Il. Murdoc & Co, total loss. I1snred for
S4.lo). As John Hancock was returning
from the fire he discovered light in his
own chop and found a fire had been set in
the attic. 1t was quickly ex,inguished.
The three fires were undoubtedly incenIi-
ayN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Kansas Original Package" Saloons
Opening.

KANSAS Cn,, Oct. 2o.-Dispat2he hes from
of Kansas, state that many original pack
age saloons have been opened and are do
lng thriving business, as result Of the
decision by Judges Phelps and Foster, OF
the Uuitsd-Staies Circuit Court, declaring
the Wilson law imperative 80 far AZ i, az
fe(ts the sale of orIeinsi packages in the
State of Kansas. Several mass meetings
have been held throughout the State, at
which the Governor WAS pettoned to call
an extra session Gf the Legislature at the
esflies. practicable time, III order 10 re-enscl
the old law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Ezstsrn Malice Eye asd Ear Tnsisna.
rY OfgsIized at Rargaf.

BAseox. ocs- 9si,--PrcralHent Bangcr
citizens At City Hall tanEzhr, Organized
Themselves lato corporation u be called
ste Eastern Maine Eye and Eu isarmzfs.
A constitution AID bsisws we're ss9pssd
sA8 the following ofsierrs were sise,ed
President Lysxnslsr ssrSeklzHd; Vice
Pr slasats. Moses Gaisiss,. 5. ID. Thurs
tssss Secretary, a r. stetsoa: Treasurer.
IT, G.. stiekney; BosFi OF Tn ssees. T. T.
roe, H. f. 6s.izn. John Applesea. [. X.
Stetsen t'rslIes Hasilia. J. 5 Wheel
wfisht, 4. ". Swes. Jcha A. Peters.
+. =. Wilson, G. Y, Lord, &. NJ
wo9deeek, J ". Porter. 4. c. stiek-
Dss, j L. Cros5T. Hannibal IsH,ii1,
Il, Is. Thseissr. T. " yose. +. W. Ware,
). Lauzh'on. j. A B3afJmsn DR.. W
+ Baxter sss elected Surgeon. Infrnsry
viii be supported BY eBnsfibatans.
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Charged With Being Accessories to
Chief Hsnnesssy's Murder.

NV oRLrAss, Oct. 20.---Tonie Matran-
ga and Vinccnto Carrnse arrested . few
days ago nni released, were resrrssted to-
day charged with being accessories to the
assassination of Chief OF Police lIenuesey.
There IS hardly any doubt but the live
men wlo commute d the crime and the In
stisator of the plot are among tho,e now
IN jail. One or two more conspira'ors are
stili at large. The conclusion generally
arrived ~ Is that the assas sination was in
spircd by Mscheca. Ms,rsnsA gangs.
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs the sys.
TEN eHectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habtual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptabIe to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not scoept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYHUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO Ctt.
LOUISVILLE. ~ As@ y0ss ~,
snrtfyrng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Lospos, Oct. - -- Glad'tjne viii be 'c
compsnied by his wife thr0ughou. his 10 u
Of Scotland. They left Liverpool nj,
morning. An immense crowd gathered Al
The ~ iwsy ,taion nj Wigsn. rhs cfos d
.hCu!ed tbst ilisy lid not wsnt hin TO make
,peecb, but vanei him 10 reserve his
W ce 10 order to be sb'e u speak in Md
lothian and deiBoIi.h the tories Gixes one
nevertheless made short speech.
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Speaker Of Ohio Legislature r fused
to R-cogn'zs Gov. CsmpbsIi's SEC
ietauy.

CoLI NBus, Ohio. Oct. 20.--Tlc 10 yer
branch of the Legislature recoDyened st
J.. NJ. Gov. Campbell sent a message to
the House and the Speaker refused 10 rec
ogaize his prl,ate secretary and the sd
Ioyrnmert on melton WAS rushed through
without having received the message. GOV
Campbell looks upon the action OF the
Speaker as n per,onai insult. The mes
cage suggs sted that non-psriisaa board
of Improvements for Cincinnati to sp
p,intci by the mayor of that ETY. srd The
election BE- held in April.
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Sea, HuLtsrs Form linton aud Raise
Ptics OF Killipg.

OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. so,--A new CON-
plicstion has arisen In the Behripg sea
basiness. but not Of an International char
sc,er, Each sealing vessel carries several
several boats or canoes, and to each there
is'onc hunter who kills scal with a ride.
The hunters arc paid 80 much tor each zeal
taken. The price has raled Al tl.0 per
zeal. ba, At y meeting In VietcriA the other
day. the hunters formed union aud deci-
lrd to demand ~ per seal in the future.
The owners OF sealing vessels consider
this rate cxo,h tsnt apd threaten to en-
ploy new men IL the demand 10 assisted ND
on bu, as the success Of a sealing trip de-
pends largely upon hunters Of skill and
experience, the owners are not likely to
have il all their own way.
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Industrial Reform Patty Organized In
Connecticut.

HARrIoEp, Conn. oct. 20-Delega,es
from the Labor Organ zstous in the state
met in this city today 10 form an Industrial
reform party. Resolutions were aIoptt d,
announcing substsnti ,lly Henry George IN
the idea of lsrd AMI taxation. d. m rld,ns a
secret ballot on the Australian plan, IN,
shorter working day, abolition pnvic lshor
system and national banking syst m, the
government 10 control railroads, t'ie-
graphs, ard telephone companies. Tbs
,tste ticket was nominated win Ileory G
Baldwin of Naugsiuck "a Governor.