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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
IRISH ELECTION.


KiLkESNN, Dec. a3.--All 10 quiet In Kill
kenny. this morning. The result Of the
election was, Hennessey, the anti. Par
nelii,e candidate, receives $500 votes;
Scully. the PArneiiite, l,S5G. Scuily
will lodge petition protesting asainst
the election of Hennessey on the
aound Of undue influence upon the part Of
the priests. particularly referring to the
priests action In connection with the illit-
crate voters Of Castle Conner.
Immediately after the sheriff had on.
eislly announced the result Of polling. the
Psrnellites present moved In q body TO the
front Of the court house. then With cheer
they hcisted Ps-nell upon their shoulders
and gave him what might be termed Fous-
ing reception. Psrnell was on the point
of making a speech to his follollowsEs when
Timothy and Maurice IIealy appeared
among the crowd The Parneliites re-
sented thissso-called intrusion by assuming
meAnacing attitudes and giving vent to vari-
ous threats which Implied personal
violence to the Healys In case
they did not leave the scene.
Parpeli to prevent what seemed likely to
be a disRraceful row, and asked the police
guarding the court houae to induce the
HeAlys to withdraw, as their presence was
causing disturbance. The police promptly
acted upon Parnelrs suggestion, and the
HeAlys were eventually prevailed upon to
depart from the scene under police pro-
lection. While the Healys were being e.
corted out of danger Parnell diverted
the attention Of the crowd by fesuming
the attemp; 10 make = speech to his follow
ers. saying that he would not be turned
aside from his determination to do his duty
to Ireland. seeing the result Of the contest
in North Kilkenny brought about by con-
spiraoy. Parpeil added that he would 70
through Ireland fighting every election, and
he felt onident Of eventual triumph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
A Louisiana Pleasantly.

BATON RouGE, Dec. 22.-Joe Story, a
white man about forty years old, was killed
on the Greenwell Springs road on Friday
night by William Tisdale, who has surrend-
cred to the sheriff in this city. Tisdsle
was in town that day and left for home in
wagon, which also contained Emile, Vic.
tor and Stever Verbois. Just out of town
they met John l.. Powers. An encounter
took place between Emile Verbois and
Powers. growing out of p business transsc-
ton and Powers was beaten. Powers col
lected crowd of friends, VINO waited on the
roadside about miles out. When within a
mile of the spot Tisdale and his friends
were warned of the danger, so they bor-
rowed shotgun and pistol and proceeded
along the road.
Soonthey came upon Powers, who sprung
forward and commanded them to throw up
their hands, but instead, Tisdale fred his
gun into the crowd, killing Joe Story.
Twenty five or thirty pistol shots were ex-
changed after which Powers and his men
fled. Victor Verbois received a ball in the
head over one eye, and was mortally woun-
ded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
BELFAST NEWS.
Ice Cutting has Commenced.
Accidents --.0ther Items.
Horrible Death Of n Employee Il Tho
Cumberland nills.
A 0ardiEsr Man IN Trouble Over q q.
q. Liquor License.

Especial to the KEssKBEc Journal.
BELFAsr, Dec. 23.-Burgsss and Per-
kins have commenced eutiiog ice and are
hauling it to their store house on Waldo
avenue 1t is about fifteen inches thick.
Mr.. Frank Gilman, one Of Hsrvard's
Divinity students, is at home for the holi-
day vacation. On Sunday next be goes to
Winthrop, where he will preach Dee. 2sth
and Jan. 4th.
A party Of boys Monday night. sliding
down Pearl street, ran into and badly broke
sleigh belonging TO w. A. Lear. frighten-
ing the horse who ran to Northport before
he stopped.
Edith. the seven year old daughter OF
Parish l.. Suous of this city. broke her
leg below the knee while sliding today.
Albert Siinson of North Searsport, who
keeps variety store in that place. missed
from the counter an axe, butcher knife
and a wooleR cap. He mistrusted the
person, and the next morning he went to
his house and demanded pay for his z pods.
The man professed innocence, but upon
Slinson's asking to see his wife, and leave
il 10 her, he pulled out his purse and paid.
Loretto Hsyford while out driving with
his horse Ben Bolt, was run into by party
of boys sliding. breaking his Jumper and
badly soaring his horse. This is only one
of many accidents occssioned by boys
sliding and should be looked into by the
city authorities.
III. l.. Patterson, q milk man here, over
set his team on Waldo avenue this morn
ing. spilling sixty-four quarts Of milk.
A lie mill belonging to Albert Kelley
of Stockton Springs was burned out last
Thursday. No person had been near the
building for eight or ten hours. StinsOn
has an inquest today to examine Into the
facts of the case and if possible to find
soms clue to the cause. There was no insur-
ance on the mill.
On Jan. s, > and 10, Hon. Philip Phil
lips will lecture at The NJ. Z. church in
Belfast under the title of Around the
World in Chariot of Song" Judging
from the praise that is bestowed upon Mr..
Phillips. the lectures will be very interest
ing and Instructive.
Mr.. Ii. T.. Knowlton, a student of the
Harvard Medical School is at home for the
holidays.
In the death of Marias Stevens on Sstur
day last. Swsnville loses one Of its most
respected citizens. He was over seventy
years age, and leaves two sons and three
daughters, Mr.. Stevens owned one Of the
finest farms in the town and, was known
throughout this vicinity as model farmer,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
CoNDHNsED OusPArCHHe.


The death rate in New Orleans last week
WAS unusually large owing to La Grippe
Physicians say 80, 900 people in the city are
i'll with the malsdy.
The Bee Newspaper Company of Lynn,
Mats, made an assignment Monday after
noon in favor Of +. o. Moore, the assist
ant manager. No statements OF assets and
liabilities has been made public as yet.
James s. Cla,k, a watchmap in the Ap-
tleton Mills, fell over a bannister and drop
ped twenty-five feet, Tuesday morning
lie fractured his skull and broke an arm.
He may die. He has family, and 10 AZ
years old.
The Gloucester Mass. schooner Golden
Hind, which arrived at Halifax, N. s..
Saturday, leaking badly, with cargo Of
so 600 pounds Of fresh .nsh on boa'd, has
received permission from the Minister Of
Fisheries to sell the fsb there.
The Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
WAS re-dedicsted Sunday at New York,
after being thoroughly Reconstructed. Rev;
}. X. Day, . native of Monmouth. Me-, II
the pastor. The church contains 2200 sit
tipgs and Is valued at $500. 900.
Ia the superior court at Fall River,
Mass, Tuesday. Theodule Nevue, q stone
mason. who lost his sight, it 10 alleged.
through the carelessne1 of Contractor, e.
II. Sears or his quarrymen in leaving an
unexploded dynamite cartridge 10 . stone,
was given 81, ,250 damsges. The case prob
ably will go to the supreme court.
Fire broke out on amsi! coasting YES
sci. "The Governor, from Bath. Me j.
Jog At Girklees wharf. Beverly, Mssf
Tuesday morning. Caused by = kettle Of
tar boiling over. Capt. A. 7. Love was
the owner. The department turned streams
OF water into the vessel which wss consid.
erably burned on the inside. Loss, $500.
J. Murphy. from Manchester. N. H.,
was found dead on bed in his room At the
Falmouth House, Boston, Tuesday morn
ing. The room vas filed with gas when
the chambermsid opened the door. The
door vas not locked. and il 10 supposed
that he did no. intend to commit suicide
but in freak let the gas escape into the
room. Murphy vas plumber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
Disasters at Sea.

HALIFAx, Dec % Schooner Elizabeth,
Boston for Margare;ville, becalmed in
Digby Gut this morning was driven on the
breakers and wrecked. Crew barely es-
capped with their lives and effects. The
vessels cargo of AGO barrels of flour float
ed out, partly secured.
The crew of the American brig Angela,
abandoned at sea while on voyage from
st. John, N. B.. for Demarara, were beaten
about helplessly on the ocesn nearly q
week be fore being rescued by the steamer
Dear Hill, who landed them at St. Jonas
MID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
Foreign Notes.

Emperor William of Germany is going
to visit Paris. He will travel incosnitio.
A plot to overthrow the Argentine gov
eminent has been discovered and foilsd.
Iron masters in the Cleveland district.
England, will make large reduction o,
wsges Of employees q. the beginning Of th,
year, owing to the dullness Of trade.
MIS- Nellie Pearcey was hanged ct Lon
don, Tuesday morning, for numbering Mss
Hogg and baby. The prisoner admitted be,
guilt. She was thoroughly calm AMI never
faltered for sn instant.
The La LanteTne OF Paris, Tuesday
Published a statement to the effect that OF,
Of the jurymen Who tried Eyraud and O..
brieiie Bompsrd, wss = bankrupt. which
says the newspaper. ipso fscso, annuIs ID,
verdict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24

DETROIT, Dec. 23.-One of the inmates
of the House Of the Good Shepherd here
left .he institution surrepiitiously some
time ago owing TO Misunderstanding with
the Mother Superior. The matter came to
light recently when the truant nun was
found at the residence Of friends in this
city. She said, upon being questioned
that the reason she left was that the iostiiu-
ton was no. run properly. The tasks set
the sisters we're too onerous, and, in many
instances, impossible to perform in the al
lotted time, under which circumstances the
delinquent wss whipped with a machine
strap. In addition to this the food was ex.
,remeiy poor, everything they ate brins
begged. One sister died from the effects
of something she ste at the home some
time ago. One girl died while she was be-
log whipped.
The Mother Superior of the institution
denies the charges Of the trusnt nun, and
Bishop Foley places no reliance on her
story.
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A Mysterious Death Being Unssrthsd.

WHEELING, West Va, Dec. 2s-Ths
skeleton of Isaiah Buck. surrounded by q
fewtrinkets known to be bis. has Just been
discovered on Green Bfiar River, and an
other murder MYSTERY is thereby solved.
Last August Buck, who vas . salesman,
passed up the the Green Brier Valley on
his way TO Staunton, West Va, where he
expet ted to take a train for his home in
Savannah, Ga. At Deming's lumber camp
he hired man to pilot him to Yeager's in
Pocshontas County. Buck never reached
Yeager's, ard ii was generally believed at
the time that be had been murdered ard
robbed. This is now confirmed and IN ar
rest will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24

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, cleanses the sys-
TEN effeetually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable 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
to- all and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale liz Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand vii pro
cure it promptly for any cne who
wishes to try it Dc aot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fi6 SKRsr TO-
san FRANCISCO. GAL
.oNsr,lif ~ ,e. scss. ~
AprIdAwiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24

ELlzAnETn, Pa. Dec. 23.-The hull of
steamer. designed for South American
waters. built in Wiegel Bros yards here,
is about 10 be dhipped TO New York. and
over thirty cars will be required for that
purpose. 1t is now being taken apart and
loaded on the cars. It will ply on the
river Msgdalena. Its cabin, machinery,
&C., we're built in Pittsbufg- From New
York it will be shipped to Barrar quilla, .
por. near the mouth Of the Magtalsna.
There it will be set up and launched. and
travel between Bafranquilla atd Honda,
which 10 100 miles above.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
A Theatrical Company Boycottsd at
Foxcroft.
[ Specisl to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL.

Specisl to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL.
FoNcRorr, Dec. GA citizens meeting
was held at Foxc,oft Exchange last even
ing at which about one hundred and fifty
participated. A bountiful supper was
served up by mine host J. W. Ranes,
consisting of oysters and baked chicken.
Dancing followed the supper in the dining
room, which had been cleared for the
purpose. Music furnished by Farris,
Snow & Taylor. The purpose of the
above entertainment was to boycott
a theatrical company which had contracted
to patronize the Exchange, and afterwards
for some unaccouuisble reason stopped at
another house. The result was the COM
psny only had an audience of four and
refused TO act.
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Horrible Death at Cum berland Mills

SACcARAPPA, Dec. 23.-Joseph Murphy
Of Saccarspps, an employee at the paper
mil at Cumberland Mills, was caught in
revolving shaft. Tuesday, whirled about
the shaft and killed. His clothing was com
ple;ely torn from his body and his head
crushed beyond recognition. Coroner Hall
of Portland was called and deemed an in
quest unnec ecessary. He was to have been
married to a young lady working in one Of
the manufactures of this place, Jan. /.
He was about twenty-five years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24

An old legend tells Of two lovers. walk
ing by the river Rhine. The lady begged
her suitor to pluck little pais-blue flower.
growing on the bank. In doing 90, he fell
into the water, and was drowned; but
while sinking, he threw the flower to her.
and cried Forget me mott Thousands
of women will never forget What DR..
Piefce's Fayorite Prescription bas doae for
them. It is prepared specially TO cure
those diseases from which they alone suf-
fer, and often ia silence, rather than con-
suit pbysician-ss periodical pains, weak
back. prolapsus, and all uterine troubles.
Purely vegetable. and guaranteed to give
satisfaction in every case. or money re-
funded. dee22d&xfolrm
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Just Punishment.

SALIDA, Col, Dec. 23.-John Irvine, q
ranchman living few miles from this place
on the Arkansas River. has had a manis
for slapdering women living 7 ear him His
latest story was that one Of bis neiehbor's
daughters had acted improperly with a
negro. As the young woman is one of the
most respected in this section. the neiah.
bors became enrsged, and Sunday night a
dozen Of the prominent ranchmen called
upon Irvine to make him retract his state
ments Irvine was 10 the set of signing a
paper making full denial, when some one
unknown fred a shot through the window,
instantly Killing him. the bail passing
through his heart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
Fro At Haverhi,i.

HAvEaHILL, Mass, Dec. 23.-Fire about
midni.h. in the clothing store of Sands
Bros, 10 Dsggett Block. caused a loss of
s2O. .OoO to the firm. Hsverbill Daily Ey-
ening Bulletin, Brickett Il Poo-. lawyers,
f. S. Adams. insurance office. W. II. Bate,
insurance agent and CO operative bank, W.
F. Smith, broker. J. Fred Adams, insur-
ance. and others suffered damsaes from
smoke and water Total loss $4,000 10
$50, ,oo0. all covered by Insurance.
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Denies the Charges.

CoScoRp. N. H., Dec. % Herman W.
Greene of Hopkinton. publishes an open
letter emphaticaily denying the truth of the
allegations made assins. him by United
State. Senator Chandler, that he 10 party
to an arrangement With the democrats BY
which they shall organize in the rext House
Of Representatives and elect Hon. Charles
H. Amsden, their candidate for governor,
and in return choose him (Greene) Speaker,
and Hon J. Ii. Callinger as United States
Senator, to succeed Hon. Henry W. Blair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
President Harrison Nominates Ass D.
ciate Justice and Surgeon Gsneral.

The President todsy, sent to the Senate
the following nominations Henry B.
Brown of Michigan to BE- associate justice
Of the supreme court of the United States,
vica Samuel +. Miller. deceased.
Colonel Charles Sutherland. surgeon Of
the army to be surgeon general with rank
of brigadier general, vice J. II. Baxter, de-
ceased.
The appointment of Judge Brown meets
with general favor at the Capitol. He is of
Connecticut birth and after graduation from
college he went to Detroit where he prac-
iiced Law. He has been district Judge for
many years. and $ well ard favorably
known to his future associates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24
Mrs. johnson 0uilty-Two Fires at
Boaton.

BosroS, Dec. 23.--The jury in the case
Of Mrs. Carrie F. johnson, who has been
on trial for alleged fraud in obtaining a
pension, tor ight rendered a verdict of
guilty with a recommendation for clemency.
The sentence was not pronounced.
Fire tonight damsged Dennis Kelly's
blacksmith shop and Martin Towle's -four
and grain store house, Medford street
Towle's loss is 81 800 Thomas Butler,
owner of the building, loss $500; partially
insured. Kelly's loss will be small.
A large four story building of the NeS
Eogland Co o.operage Co., at East Bosson,
was burned out tonight. The damage TO
stock by fire and water is probably Si2,-
600; to the building, $1,000 TO 5000; fully
insured. The fire probably caught from a
fire box in the third story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24

A former employee Of Wade & Dunton
of Lewiston was caught trying to rob tie
safe Monday night. He was not prosecu-
ted. .
The corouer's jury called to pass upon
the death of Arthur H Russell. Who was
killed by an engine in Portland last week,
have returned . verdict thar Russell came
to his death from injuries received by be-
ing run over by Al engine of the Boston 4
Maine Rsilrosd Company. that the deceased
vas At fault and that said railroad company
vas also At fault in permitting said engine
to run in the Union Depot yard at high
rate of speed.
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Took Out a Iiqoor Lisense Under
Another Name.

GARDNER, Dec, 23.-U. S. Marshal
Saunders Of Portland was in the city today
and arrested Geo. A. McNamars. The
latter has taken ont L. s. license to sell
liquor at No. so Water street, under the
name of Granville Parks. Several other
cases similar in character have recently
been settled by the parties taking out the
license in their own name. Mcnamara
went 10 Portland with Marshal Saunders
and will appear before a U. s. Commits
sioner. The government proposes to make
liquor dealers conduct their business in
their own names and is rapidly doing away
with the old-time practices.
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Went Through Two Heavy Gales,

VISEYARp HAVEN, Mass, Dec. 22.-The
schooner Mary Lmonrner from Bsnsor
for Cot,sge City with l1mber. came ia yes
terday past Moutauk, reports. when fve
hours out of Portland. Dec. 18th. encouu-
tered violent northwest gale. and the yes.
sci was obliged to scud under bare roles
She was blown across the Cult Stream
with split jib ard fore sail, took heavy
northeast gale with high seas. lost part OF
her deck lead and boat. and had her bull
works stove. Another hesvy northwest
gale followed and che was blown over the
Gulf Stream again under bare poles, hsv'
ing torn her mainsail badly. The captain
son was washed overheard bat saved.
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ri. Foo, and Warriors Surrender

MrsSrApoLIs, Mimi, Dee. % A spe-
cial to the Tribune from Pierre, S. D.,
says Reports received from Fort Benr Ell
today indicate that the hos'iles under Big
Foot have cspitulated and are on their way
to this post under the escort of iroops.
The entire band will be placed under guard
at Bennett by the 9Th regiment during the
winter.
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Evidences for the Defencs,

To,he surprise Of everyone, the defence in
the Sawtell trial stated nothing se-sstional
10 opening. and their evidence ss presented
shows remarkably weak case. The wit
nesses for the defence this afternoon we're
examined by Geo. +. Haley. the defend
ants counsel The fret pitness vas Geo.
W. Willougbby. who testified 10 shoeing
Arthur WiIiey's horse on February jth.
Wiley drove on wheels and left the horse
about 8 A. NJ
Mieajah II. Wentworth, Rochester, en-
pioyed ss WilIsys TO draw boards from
varney's. Lebanon, to Wallace's'y yard ct
Rochesef. BY record the witness showed
the credit for half days work Feb. 8.
They started about O'Clock that morning
that being the first day they used wheels,
and returned not far from 2o'ciock. Wit
ness then told Arthur il vas too late to 20
another trip that day and they did not The
boards we're scattered ouer the yard Thurs-
dsy evening in the delivery Of the last load.
The record was made in the witness
presence by Woodman Of the number Of
feet drawn that day, rejected, without Il
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A ROYAL DECREE
Says Spanish Treaties on Con-
merce Mast be Revised. i
Pitlalftes Defeated In ths RIsetioa-.'
Pilnen viii Contest Each Blettial.7
Scotch Railroad auike Rxssadipe-
esiious Setback to All Business.

MADRID. Dec. 2s.--A royal decree L.
sued today alters the customs tariff and
appoints commission to take steps to bring
about series Of reforms in the CONNER
ciAl treaties row existing between Spain
and other countries. The object of the
government in making this new departure
10 to strengthen its electoral influence BY
promptly applying the policy Of protection
to the country and possibly to its colosiss.
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Senator HaIe's Bill! for Protection Of
Ssilors.

Senator Hale today introduced bill to
carry into e feet the recommendations made
by the m uine conference in reference TO
to the bearings of lights expressed in the
compass points to different points, etc,
definitions Of starboard and port, regard
Jog buoysge and marking Of channels and
cuts in navigAble waters. This bill was
also introduced 10 the House.
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Bound For South American Gold
Eields.


Special to the kESNEBEC Journal.
RocKLAYp, Dec. 23.--A. J. Msther, the
we'll known Deputy Collector at this port,
accompanied by L. s. Tyler, also of this
city left thi, morning for Surmam. Dutch
Guiana, s. A, where theyswill carry on the
gold hunting business. The trip down will
occupy fourteen days
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Searching for Arch Duke Joha OF Aus
-

vienna, Dec. 23 An Austrian war
ship will sail from Trieste this week b
search Of the Archduke John Of Austria
rhe latest intelligence Of the missini
Arcbduke was brought by bark which ~
lived a. Hamburg esily in the presef
month. This vessel reported that on Jul
81, near Cape Horn. she spoke the bari
santa Msrsherita, commanded by Captai
Johann O'th, the name assumed by Arch
duke John. The Santa Masghe'ita Va
bound from Buenos Ayres for Valparaiso.
and no tidings Of her. save those bfousb
by the bark mentioned. have been received
A terrific ,toim prevailed at the time tb.
vessels spoke each ether, and 1t 10 fearec
the Santa Marsheriia was lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-24

Pensions have been granted the following
residents Of Maine Original, Albert Dicks,
Noribport; John Ryan, Dexter; Joseph
Burroughs. Alfred; increase. Hiram Howe,
Ashland; William Feeley, National Mill
tary Home.