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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
3allrcaos Il SftambUsts
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct.
18th, 1890.


Until further NOTICE trains leave Augusta al
follows;
GOING WEsT-si0 A. NJ. for Lewiston
RookIand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; IN
A. n. for Balloweii. Gardiner and south Card
ner, io.io A. " FOR Lewiston, Farmington
Rockland. Portland and Boston. ECO T: NJ
for usllowen, Gardiner and South Gardiner
a.a6 r. NJ. Tor Brunswick. Bath. Rookland
Portland, and Boston; s.i5, tcxpress) forl
land and Boston, 6.oS r. NJ. for usll3well, Gard
ner and South Gardiner, Loo Z. ". might Pull
man for Lewiston, BATH, Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-2lo A. NJ might expressl fo
skowbsgau. Belfast. Bangor. Bar Hnbor. -
stephen, St. John and .foOstoos County, a,8
NJ for waterville, ssowhegau, Newport, Bangor
aud NuncchCrn: 1877 T. h. Tor Nsteryiis.
aiA +. VI. for Watcryile, skowhegan, Bel
fast Dexter. Dovur & FoNefon. Bangor
st. stephen, 81. John aud Aroos;oos county. ami
Rt 7.eo r N. Saturdays only for Fatergilie
Sunday pager, train for Watersitie ard Bangor G.
al7 A. N.
The Night Pullman Trains rtin each wHv ever
night, Sundays included, but not TO Skowhegar
or Belfast on Monday morning., or to pekteF
or beyond Bangor. on Sunday mornings,
The day express trains going Fast At 2is P. NJ
nd weat at l0. 10 A. NJ, run daily Sundays IN
GUIDED between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, Reek
and, Bangor and ST. ichn.
ACCoMMODATIosT TRAM for August
leaves South Gardiner. d.e5 A. NJ, 100 and t.H
+. NJ, Gardiner. e.2s A. NJ; tn snr AS T. b..
Hsiowsll, a.t9 A. 81, i.25 and t.59 Z. NJ.
Through tickets to California and nil points
South and West may to had of Il. II. walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Office ssliirg y,g
An routes and checking ali baggage free o. sI
pense.
fAYSOS TUCKER. Woe Pres 4 den'l Manager
L. IL. BoorHBY. Genl Fass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Oct. sth. 1890.
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Appleton Webb and His Fine 9tIing
Of EoYses.
Especial to the KENSEBEc JoURNAL.

VAUDEVILLE, Nov. 26.-It is rumored on
the street that Appleton Webb, Esq, the
enthusiastic proprietor Of the Mountain
Stock Farm in this city, and who has in his
string some of the best horses in Maine, in
cluding goodly number of Nelson blood,
has secured one of the best trainers and
drivers in New England, to have charge of
his horses, and that he will commence his
work in that capacity very soon. Mr..
Webb is thoroughly interested 10 his stock
breeding enterprise. and spares no expense
in securing the best that can be obtained.
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The HAGUE, Nov. 26.-Tbe remains Of
the late King William III, attired in . mil
itary uniform, will lie in state In the cham
Der Of the palace in which he died until
such time as arrangements for their
removal to the vault of the House Of Or
ange shall have been completed. In ad-
journiog the High Court, out of respect to
the memory of the King, the president paid
tribute to the last rulers services to the
State, laying particular stress upon the I'M
petus be had given to the movement 10 Sc
cure the abolition of capital punishment in
bis dominions.
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Tho Official Returns in Connecticut.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. 26.-The State
Board of canvassers finished their canvass
of votes to-day. They report that by the
face of the returns, Luzon b. Morris OF
New Haven, democrat, has a majority OF
26, and the other democratic candidates
have majorities by the face Of the same
returns. The following precedent was
set by the democratic Board Of
Canvassers in 1871: "The Board will
notify the General Assembly that
Off cial returns show also that in certain
voting districts, q large number Of ballots
were cas-. which were not in the county.
This report will bring before the general
assembly question whether to accept the
face of the returns or investigate the cause
the rejection of the votes and find for whom
they were cast. The Senate being demo-
cratic and the House republican, a dead
lock may result in case of a failure to
agree.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
The Cheyenne Indians Give Up
The Ghost Dances.
General Niles Authorized to Increase
Indian Scouts 10 1900.
List OF Porsions Granted 70 pesssv.
ing Maine People.

WAsHISGroS, Nov. 26.--The War de-
partment today received news that the
Cheyenne River Indians had abandoned the
Ghost dance and come in for rstions. This
is regarded as hopeful sign of abatement
Of the excitement. Great benefit is believed
to have resulted from the employment of
friendly Indians as Government scouts.
The department has just authorized Gen.
Miles to increase the number of such scouts
in the department ct Dakota to 1900.
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Pension Deficiency.

Gen. Raum. Commissioner Of Pensions,
was today before . subcommittee of the
House appropriations committee having in
charge the preparation Of . pension sp-
preparation bill. The appropriation for
pensions for the fiscal year lsa0-9l, made
at the last session Of Congress, aggregated
s97 090,76l. Gen. RSum estimates the
deficiency for the presen: fiscal year TO
amount to $50, 900, 900 and $S3 200, 900.
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AMUoEAENT9.
1'Hg MIDNIGHT ALARM.

The exciting melodrsma, 1.-THE Midnight
Alarm will be put on at Granite Hall. Sat-
urday night. The Bridgeport Daily Stand.
ard of Nov. %, has the following concern
ing the play;
Bridgeport people view with suspicion q
play tina, has not made record, consequent
ly there was fair audience at Proctor's
Opera House last evening to see "Ths
Midnight Alarm" If the patronage Of =
play depends on its merit, then the house
should be well filled tonight, when the
piece will be repeated.
THE Midnight Alarm" is 4 meloirsm
and therefore adorned with certain num-
Der of "thrilling" situations, but the action
and dialogue were so lively aud bright that
the play can be classed ahead of many pro
ductions of Its ilk. The piece is 4 satisfy
ing one and an audience gets more genuine
pleasure out of il than Is usual, for the
characters in the play constantly thwart the
villains aud frustrate evil designs As quick
as they sppear. There is nothing thar will
keep an audience so uneasy as to have the
villain of the play nearly triumphsn. till
the final minute.
THE Midnight Alarm was well staged
ard WAS evidently in the hands Of capa-
BILE company. Miss Katie Pierson as Spar
kle did not belle her name and in several
difficult roles she acquitted herself with
credit. Neil Florence made a capital fire.
man and Frederick Julian as Silss Car
ringfoId acted the villain in skillful mau-
ner. George F. Hall was an ideal bunco
steerer, but more than met his match in
Gideon Tillwell. sturdy farmer, pro-
trayed by W. W. Bittner. Other MEM
bers of the company were good and the
scenic effects introduced were quite elsb-
crate.
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Annapolis Cadets Indignant.

ANSAPoLIs, Nov. 26.--Commandant
Glaes has caused Indignation amsng the
cadets by curtsiling the liberties of upper
classmen, The trouble grew out of the
appointment of committee to take charge
of the social events Of the season. Glass
did not spprove of the selection ard chose
other committeeman. When the subscrip-
tion paper was passed around for contri-
buttons toward the expenses of the year 6
hops. etc. just S12, instead of the usual
sl500 or $4,000, was pledged upon it.
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Stephen Felch's Wiil-Brisgs the
Ewindlor.

Concord, N. H, Nov. 26.-The will of
Stephen Fe!ch, late Of Wilmet, who died
recently. leaving property estimated at
$40, GOO provides that the estate. at the
death of his widow, shall be divided equally
between the American Board of Foreign
Missions and the American Home Nilsson
sry Society.
X. +. Briggs, now under arrest in Bos-
ton, for swindling in this city in connection
with the New Hampshire business directo-
ry, it Is alleged. secured considerable mon
ey in Maine and eastern New Hampshire,
before coming to Condor5, practicing the
same fraudulent means as employed by him
here.
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To Improve The Hudson River

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. 26.-Secretary of
War Proctor has appointed Colonel Giles
pie president CT the Army Commission to
examine the feasibility of improving the
navigation of the Hudson River. go as to
permit the passage of large vessels. A
bearing will be held by the Secretary and
the Commission at Albany, December H..
Requests have been made to prominent boat
owners and shippers to attend. This is a
preliminary movement to the project of
making the Champlsin Canal = ship canal.
connecting the Hudson and Lake Cham
plain, thus enabling large vessels to avail
themselves of the waterway of the great
lakes, the Lachine and the Wellsnd canals
to the West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

A blessing to humanity is what DR.. Bulrs
Cough Syrup can we'll be termed, for IL
has done more good already than any ether
medicine. One trial viii convince any one
Of is efficacy. PFics 70 cents.
There's no terror, headache, in your
threasa,s
For am armed % strong with remsdy
That I pass pain by a. an idls word,
Since the discovery Of Salvation on.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

The post-ofice at South Norridgewock
was entered by burglars Tuesday night, and
stamps taken to the value of twenty-five
dollars.
Ebenezer Hssgett Of Damariscotta,
launched, Wednesday forenoon, q four
mas.ed schooner Of 799 tons net, named
Eben r. Hagzetf, owned By the builder
and others OF Damariscoits and Capt. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

wuMiSerox. Del, Nov. 36.--Miss Car
RE Eakin. Robert Eakin. Mise Catherine
Eakin and Mrs. Dushane Clavard Of this
city. In conjunction with about thirty rela-
tives in New York and Philadelphia, have
instituted suit in the English courts for the
recovery Of s50,000. 900, which il 10 al
legged 10 held in trust By the English Gov.
ernmens for the heirs Of . man named
Woods, whom the Eakin family claim was
their grest-grardfather. This great for.
tune has been the subject Of much iitiga'
ton on the part Of American claimants, but
none thus far have been able to establish
their kinship to the testator. who died many
years ago. The Eakins, however, claim
that they have, after great search and ex'
pense, secured documentary proof thai
Wood was their great grandfather.
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Clark Held To Be Tried for Murder

WHITE RIVER JUNcTI VT, Nov. 90
The hesring in the case of Lyman G. Clark,
under arrest on suspicion of the murder Of
his mother-in-lsw, Mrs. Maria Marston, vas
held at Hartford this afternoon. The
respondent was held in $1,000 TO stand trial
at the December term of the Windsor
county court, which opens at Woodstock
next Tuesday. Clark was given until Fri
day to obtain bail before being committed to
isil
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OBrien Advises Party To Make
Friends with Gladstone.

CIscINsAr1, Ohio, Nov. 2s.--A reporter
called on VIM. O'Brien tonight and pre-
sented cablegram stating that the Nation
alists of London are expecting to hear from
delegates in America before the meeting
adjourned. O'Brien said be did not care
to express himself further than to say that
he had sent despatch this afternoon to Lis
friends on the other side. ''In view of our
obligation to Gladstone. the interest of our
cause and the responsibilities we contracted
to Irish tenantry on faith of the general
election, fought in cordial alliance with the
liberal party. We would earnestly recon-
mend the party to open immediate friendly
communications with Gladstone"
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Didn't Know il Was Loaded

MANCHESTER. N. H., Nov. 26.-Andrew
Flaherty, aged 10, was shot this afternoon
by Wm. Galway of the same age, who was
carelessly handling a revolver and did not
know it was loaded. A 80 calibre bullet
struck the victim full in the breast ard he
lived bu. twenty minutes. Galway is in
custody.
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THE STRAUSS CONCERTS.

There will be grand excursion to Port
land, Nov. 29th. on which day there will be
two grand concerts in that city, given by
the world renowned Strauss Imperial Court
Orchestra, of fifty musicians, from Vienna,
Austria. All who hold Strauss tickets can
half fare on the NJ. c. Il. R.. and tickets
are good to 90 to Portland on any train,
Saturday. and return Monday. Prices,
matinee, 80, rs and 81 90; evening, q 90,
l oS and | 70
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An owl sat up in hickory tree
And said in an impudens manner TO me,
"Ter-hoot. ter-hoot. ter-hoo."
1 asked her. politely, "You lovely old bird.
Have you Of the Golden Discovery heard ?"
She rufiied her feathers and spoke bat .
word
That dreary, monotonous "Who."
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
10 warranted lung, liver and blood
remedy, powerful tonic and Alternative,
and reliable vis.iizer for weak persons; 4
psnacea for scrofula, hip-joio. diseases,
fever-sofes, swelling and tumors; contsins
10 alcohol, and is 3 medicine without a
peer. There is no r;sk IN buyinza guaran.
tsed article. Your money back II il don''
benefit or cure. nov24d&vfolYm
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Maine Pensions.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Maine people: Original. Ira F.
Sidelinker. Newburg; j. II. Huckirs, Mt
Vernon; Henry II. McKensouth. Paris
Nelson A. Powers. Medway; VIM. T
Brackey, Temple; John Taylor, Hsmpdcr
Center; John Thompson, South Bancroft
VIM. B. Blsisdell, Franklin; John Me
Gregor, Eastport.
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FOREIGN FLOODS.
Fifteen Houses Fell It Jena,
Killing Several Occupants.
Baliouf's Railroad Building Scheme lot
RecalIiD6 Much Support.


BERLIN, Nov. s6.-The lower portion Of
Rostock on the Warnow 10 submerged.
At Allubei the water 10 subsiding. Al
Badkocsen the bridge over the Scale and
number Of houses in the vicinity were car
ried away. At Jena fifteen houses fell and
some Of the occupants we're killed. The
railway bridge at SchwertI wAs destroyed.
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Both tho 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-
tenn efectually, dispcls colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habituaI
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
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 In 60c
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 accept any
substitute
cALIFORNiA Fi6 SYRUs co.
SAN fPHcYc0. CAL
LOUISVILLE. ~. ssw rcsa ~
..-.Tf-q--
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CONDENSED DHsPArcHEa
Tho Pith OF the Nsws Tekon From the
Current Events OF the Day,

The steamer Winthrop paid sI700 duty
on her cargo of potatoes from st. John, N.
B., last week heavy cargoes are being
shipped.
The Oregon improvement Company on
Wednesday issued an official statement that
il would default, on interest on the first
mortgage dne Dec. ! and wonld be unable
to comply with the sinking fund provisions.
The floating debt amounts to -, 600, COO in
demand loans with the new consolidated
bonds pledged rs security.
Il is reported that Oscar Neebe, the
Chicago anarchist serving a fifteen years
sentence in prison for completely in the
Hsymarkes riot, will be liberated. Fsans
Helm, q saloon keeper, who identified Neebe
ss the distributor of revenge circulars. is
said to have personally expressed the belief
to Governor Fifsr that the Identification
was q mistake.
At the meeting Of the directors of the
Union Pacific railroad at Boston, We'd
nesday, the resignation Of the president
sud director, Chas. Francis Adams and
Directors Spaulding. Rumrill aud Carr
were accepted and jay Gould. Russell Sage.
H. B. Hyde and A. E. Orr elected in their
places. Sidney Dillon, already a director,
was elected pre- sideut.
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FINANCIAL.
EQUITABLE
MORTGAGE COMPANY

The well knoxn arm Of accountants. Barrow.
wads, Guthrie Co. Of London MapehesteY and
New York. upon auditing the Acsounss OF ths
company A. pubiished June 10, 1870. appended
thereto the following certificate:
Having xa mined the books Of eha En-.
uitsbis Mortgage Company, we hereby
certify that tine foregoing aeeou uts ma
statement are In conformity thsresStfh
and we he itsve that the sesoants fatIv
and fairly represent the position Of shs
Company ss oa the 3Osh Iuae, 1890.
harrow, Wade, Gefhrte 4 Co.
New York, 18Th Oct, isso.
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France Promises not to Enforce Bait
Act Against Canada.

OTTAWA, Nov. 26.-It is said the Cana
dian government. has been promised by the
New Foundland government that the bait
act will not be enforced against Canada
and that this promise is given at the re-
quest Of Lord Knut.ford.
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Gold by the Barrel and Carload.

BERLIN, Nov. 26.--TwO hundred and
sixiy.seven barrels Of gold. worth alto
gether thirty million marks COS, 800, ,0O0),
passed through Kensingburs from 81.
Petersburg on the way to London. The
money was packed in three cars. and was
attended by q military escort.
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sPer Cent. Bonds and nebentufss Al and
Per Cent Certificates. running three months "a
two years. All nrsteiAss Investment Seeuritia.
bought and sold.
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Another Banking House Fslls-Lia-
bilitiss 31, 100000.

ANTWERP, Nov. 2s.-The failure Of the
baking firm at Oostendorp was announced
today. Liabilities 81. 100000. Assets are
largely land in Argentine Repablic. A
large number OF firms are effected by
the failure.
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Foreign Notes.

The suit brought last spring by Mrs.
O'Shea against her husband in the Irish
Court Of Chsncerg for the enforcement Of
her marriage settlement and to compel
Capt. O'Shea to transfer 10 her certain in
teres's which were meuaccd by bankruptcy
proceedings taken against him. has been
withdrawn.
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stsamer Falcon Abandoned at Sea.

DELEwARE BREAKwArER, Del, Nov. 26.
Steamer Pennsylvania, from Liverpool,
passed in the Capes this afternoon and sig
nailed the British steamer Falcon, which
rad been abandoned by the crew. The
Falcon sailed from New York for Glasgow
On the 2nd inst.
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OFFICES,

New York, 2Os broadway, Boston, Ifs
Dsvonshire ST., kansas City, No., Phil.
sdsiphia Fourth and Chestnut sts., Lon.
don, En4.i Berlin, Germany.
nov3dim
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Bank su.pends-owes S7l5 900.

DuLurH, Mimi, Nov. 26.-H. II. Bells
bank closed this morning. 1t is semi iofi
cially stated that the liabilities are S7l5,-
coo, and the ssssts over million. The
present fosncial stringency caused the
trouble. The West End Bank of II. II.
Bell & Co. also closed today. 1t is expect
ed that Bell will be able to meet ali hi:
obligations if given time.
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Liberal Federation Satisfied with
Gladstone.

LONDON. Nov. 26.-The executive COM
mittee of the liberal federation at q meet
ing today adopted = resolution expressing
complete satisfaction with Gladstone's At
tituds toward the question of the Irish
leadership assuring him Of i.s hearty con
fidence.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. nov. a.
FLoUR--Qufet.
wHKAT-Loser; Ho. sesins ssaa,a.
No ! red ".
Cogs-LoHes No. L s3i.
OATs-Hightr No. : Hiz4l1.
RYE-seae1i.
BAELEY-s6a14
PoRk-Csuss6 dali at o9.2ssa8.ss.
LAEp-pnIi fA4
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Yec2 s4qaEf RsEuspen

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s<!sTTH yec2 s4osEf RsFosoen
&Z&3f3yi4s&FIy II fails to t~nedt yoc
z13f& when gsra strictly -
UfiHfs directed or the iurs6s
4lNt nj l wrapper. Trs Il.
ilfKlAHl bEW rsepa<sd oy the
igVAu aisEray sscicias Co
0AyyNA ssfs@- -.
- "a MIKt1EAA -gsFgs7@g - yfassRx
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Canadian Cutter Seized Nets and
Beats

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 26.-The Minister
of Marine stated today that the fisheries
protection cutters and cruisers have been
doing good work this season in Georgian
Bay. Reports reached the Department of
Marine that great deal Of Illegal fishing
was being done by American fishing bosts.
and cruiser was dispatched to suppress it.
She succeeded in capturing q number of
nets and boats.
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psnnsvlvanfs. 16: wesIsvau. 10

BRooKLYs. N. Y. Nov. 26.-The foot
bali game between the University of Penn
sylvanis and Wesleyan Universisy, At
Washington Park today, resulted Pennsyl-
vanis, Is; Wesleyan, 10.
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North Aneou Odd Fellows to Give a
Grand Ball.

Especial to the KExSEBEc JOURNAL.
NORTH AMsox, Nov. a6-There will be
a grand ball at Music Hall in this p.ace'
Thursday evening, under the auspices Of
the Cdd Fellows. Mr.. Clarence Mantle,
will surnirh the music and the affair prom
ises to BE- successful in every particular.
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An Entire Street Car Equipment
Buried.

OwESsBoRo, Ky, Nov. 26.-The entire
street car equipment of this city, including
mules. cars, stables and other buildings
were burned last night. Loss $50, 600; in
surauce unknown.
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Ticino Troubles Settled.

BERSy, Nov. 26.-Tbe Ticipo council
accepted the settlement proposed by the
federal commissioner. The scheme for
the reconciliation Of the opposing parties
will imm ediateiy become q Law.
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SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 26-Up to date
thirty-seven of the Arctic whaling fleethsv
come into port, brir sing down altogether,
l3 537 barrels of oil, 223, 203 pounds of
bone and 2,is0 Of ivory besides several
hundred fox. otter and bear skins. repre-
senting in value over 81 $50, 900.
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We'll Known Contractor Dead.

NEwBrRG, n. Y, Nov. 26.-J. 2. An
dreNs, widely known contractor, died
suddenly this afternoon at his home in
Cairo, n. Y, of apoplexv. One Of his
most extensive pieces of work was the con-
s5ruction of the Grand Central Depot and
Fourth Avenue Tunnel. New York City.
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Brig Shannon Ashore.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov. 6.-The
/ Brig Shannon. Peck, of and from Bangor
| for New York with a cargo of lumber, ran
ashore on Eidridges shoal at higbwater this
morning Steam tug C. NJ, Winch will en-
| deavor to float her tonight.