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CHICAGO, Oct. SJ.-The second
day OF Archbishop Fsehau's silver
jubilee opened with q tribute from
the little folks ofthe church. Attn
O'Clock about sO01 children from the
uarochial schools Of the city gath
cred at the auditorium in holiday
attire with bands. hammers anu en-
bIeins. The archbishop and visit
ing bishops were seated on the stage
behind them, the clergy aUd chill
drcn iille,l the great auditorium %
Overlooking. Under the direction
Of Ihe teachers they presented a
lite.ary and musical programme. in
Guiding The singing Of number 0f
National anthems.
At the auditorium tonight an
enormous throng witnessed tne con-
cludirg exercises Of Archbishop
Feehanis silver jubilee. Replying
to adire sses, Archbishop Feehan
closed al elegant speech by a fer
vent tribute TO free American iusti-
tutiOus, and impressed upon his
people the duty o. loyalty 10 The
commonwealth AMI devotion 10 the
CONSTITUTE on and institutions Of tine
United It ltes.
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NEW YORK, Oct. S0.-The Cont,
de PARIS had = narrow escape from
death this morning. The train
stopped n Piattsburs for breakfast
and the COmte, not hearing the
signal for departure, waited Unit
the train was starting. In trying e
Get on he missed the guard-rail viii
one hand and would have fallen be
tEeen the ca IS had not by-stander
S..sped him. He was not alarmed
but considerably annoyed.
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Nnt thn R.nnedx.

LONDON. Oct. 90. - Courtney,
member Of Parliament, who has
iust returned from a tour OF Ireland
today said he was more than ever
convinced that home rule was not
the panacea, but he agreed with
Parnen, Morley and Others, that the
land question ought TO be settled by
the British Parliament BE strong
ly advised the government TO drop
The prosecution Of Dillon and
OsB-icn.
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Church n.IT.lncatlon.

ST. PAUL. Oct. 3D. Archbishop
Ireland was iuterviewd thissvcniug
regarding the widely circulated re-
port that be had been called %
Rome on account u his utterauce-
on the public schoo' ct the eiuc2-
tionai convention las. summer.
'.Why, PERFECTLY absurd said the
archbishop. ct is fGlso from be-
ginning 10 end. Rome haas rot
condemned, ans never viii con-
demu compulsory education. Com
pulsOry education is n matter u
civil or social policy, and not mat
ter Of religion. IL does not come
within the purvieE Of ecclesiastical
jur sdictiOD. II appertains TO the
citizen. not the churchmel, % de-
eide Il.
"Fo- my own part, IS q citizen, /
favor, uureservedly, compulsory
education. All laws restraining, ]!
not prohibiting child labor and
compelling universaleiUcatiDn have
nv heartiest approval, and 81 occl-
sion oilers in Minnesota will obtain
ny political support.
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EupePsy.

This Is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must haze 1t, 10 fully enjoy
life. Thousands aye searching for
it daily, and mourning because
they find IL not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
nually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And
yet Il may be had by all. We
guarantee that Electric Bitters, II
used according 10 directions and the
use persisted in, viii bring you
Good Digestion and Gust the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bitters for Dyspepsia and sll dis
eases Of Liver, Stomach and Kid
ueys. Sold at 51c. and SLIGO per
bottle, By 4. c. Smith q Co.'S
Drug Store. "a
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Inc rrc,,rr, TnrIn Eli.

PARIS. Oct. S1.-The minister Of
commence explained the new tariff
hin 10 the tariE committee today.
The object of tire maximum and
minimum system, he said. was TO
avoid inconvenience connected
with the favored bullion clause IN
any treaty with a foreign power.
In the discussion on the budget IN
the Chamber today Peiietan re-
proached the government for Great.
inc fresh taxes aud demandeu
economic reforms Premier De
Freycinet replied that every posi-
bIe reduction had already been ef-
fscted. \ motion by Gailtard
fradical). requesting the government
10 Introduce bill reforming the as
sessnient Of taxes in a democratic
sense. was adopted.
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KANSAS CRY, Oct 30.-Regard-
ing the rumored prohibitory duties
placed on American cattle aud hogs
nv the Mexican government, a dis
match was received here today from
me T,co Republics CT the City OF
HIrxico. which states that there is no
additional duty on live stock other
than has been in force the past
twelve months. The tariff IS being
revised, ami should new duty be
Imposed ample notice will be given
shippers.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

CARTILAGE, ILL.,, Oct. S9.-During
the progress Of a country dance neAI
here last night, row was causeI
nv o young man named Nose:
Printy, who had been ordered Out
of tbe house. Fifty couples were
engaged In the ARRAY. Brieksats,
sficks and chairs flew through the
dir. Joseph Munson was probably
fatally stabbed. Moses Printy was
aIso seriously cut. No Arrests.
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ARCHBISHOP FEEHaH's SILVER
JUBILEE CONTINUED.
Rumcred Indications of Another
Revolution Occurring in
South America.
SHERMAN AND FoRAKes TAI
IN CINCINNATI.
The Comic de Paris Has a Close
Shara.-Arehhishop CIeary'S
Strong Language.
~ feiezz.la, 70 nc NEWS
NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE.
An ueress Q; sIneha.np;ou, y. y,
Marjies the Family CoRchuan.

Mariies the Family CoRchman.
BINsHANTFrON, n. ", Oct. go
Lizzie Phelps, heiress 20 500. eco
marrfd William Slattery, tue fam
ily csachmau, at 3 O'Clock this after
noon. RumOrs Of the engagement.
[ were afiOat weeks ago. but they
were not believed BY her friends,
vino indignantly repudiated the
stOrie. When the groom confirmed
the reports it created a stir In ex-
elusive circles. The Phelps family
is one Of the eldest and wealthiest
in this section, and occupy a man
sion nc Port Dickinson, n beautiful
suburb Of Binghamp.On. Their r.
finement and culture made them
prominent figures IN exclusive cir
cles, although the girls seldom ap-
peared in society. The mother was
very strict and until recently s0E
dom allowed her danghteTs 20 enter
tain man acquaintance. Fannie,
the youngest, fell in love with the
coachm2n, who had little else but n
fair endowment Of good looks TO
recommend him TO her favor, and
the engagement resulted, but fan
ME was Tilted for the elder siste-.
SlatteTy's father was sent 20 pds0n
about twelve years ago. His bro.kcr
married into the TABOR family, who
have an uuslvOry reputation inthis
section. one Of his brothers STABBED
another member of the family sons
years ago with fatal effect. When
these stories reached the eals Of
Captain J.. l.. Olmstead, Of Sxth
Battery, IL is reported that he thHat-
ened 70 shoot William, the prospec-
tive groom, on sight.
The marriage, which was pei
formed by Rev. Samuel Dunhiin,
has been the cause OF an estrarge-
ment between the brides fTiottis
and members Of the family. No 1ne
was present at the wedding except
the young womln's banker and her
mother, who accompanies The
young people to Alton, where the
groom has purchased a business
block and viii begin a mercantile
career.
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PosruAsrEn DoNALpsov

d Arkansas, after an evertful- ex-
perience, has concluded 70 resign.
Some neighbors, il appears. enter
ain personal affections 10 him,
mainly on the ground that be Is 4
republican. In n letter 70 the Post
master General he say>; ester
isy / was knocked down, kicked
and stamped. I've compromised,
and / agreed to resign. ! AN glad
to get away from here. These peO-
ole know not wha; they are aoOut.
They uhin} it disgrace 70 be o re-
publican.
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They are Disguised.

TORONTO, Oct. 3o.-The second
delegation OF the Iron and Seel
Institute, which came up from The
South, are disgustei. The ely
council had decIJed on an elaborai
reception, buJ, learning that the
delegation could only stop five
hours in the city, said they wouldn't
spend q cent on them. Only two
gentlemen were at the depD: 10
meat the party and they declined
civic attention, saying that they
were grossly insulled. COibnei
Holland cJutrasted the treatment
with the magnificent reception
everywhere in the United States.
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KINGSTON, Ont, Oct S1.-fhis
evening Archbishop Cleary, ad-.
dressing an assemblage of school
children and speaking OF the agita-
tion for the abolition OF separate
schools. used most violent and bitter
Isnguage toward the Protestant
cIsrry of the Province. whom be
deeisred to be the authors OF the
AGITATION. In conclusion n, he said
tbat being constitutional the
schools could not be legally abolished
nv Canada, ami any attempt ny
them 10 do 50 would fesui { IN cls'
nemberment Of the Domiui on
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HaIfOur.

Dublin, Oct. S0.-Today Baiioui
,-ayeIed from KylemOre tifty miles
to Curraroe, me OF the po9rss' 1 VII
Isees in the congested dist .,i ihs
rev people seen were apathetleii i'm.
IA League convention in Linn,
arick today John O'Connor warneo
uaiaonr not TO misinterpret tne
Itch respect and try to make poiiu'
- III ~ Genital ont OF his visit or ht
would be treated ~ tie fi'''' u
Wales was
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Mr.. cisa.,esel- -Ssrrow. Escape.

LeSnON, OCT JD.-It transpires
ttSt NJ. Gladstone had an extreme
y narrow escape while inspecting
the new Firth Of Forth bridge day
or two ago. While he was absorbed in
an examination OF the different parts
OF the structure train rushed by at
4 high rate OF speed, Just grazing the
eS-Premier in its flight aud causing
him TO cling to the girders to pre-
vent his falling into the water.
Though the gravity OF the situation
would have unnerved 4 younger
AMI more vigorous man thar Mr..
Gladstone. he retained his presence
Of mind and Betrayed much less
agitation than any Of those who wit
messed his peril.
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EaIiar.i's IforehouGd Sy-zs g,
Nhoot.inir Cou.-h.

There is no remedy in the world
which viii give such prompt relief
in WhOoping Cough rs BdiIard's
HoreicHHd Strip. II viii POsztiuely
cure Il. II you viii try it your chill
dren win not keep you awake all
rdTht c0tfghiuc. BaliaFd's Hore-
Mound Sgrap-is ilIe most cooling
and soothing remedy for eonsump-
ton. Coughs. Goes, Bronchitis and
Asthma, ia the world. IS IS free
from opium. IL builds Up new lis
sue, strengthens The Lungs, and Is
Rn Incompatible remedy, made Of
the best and purest materials. II
your Lungs are weak aud you have
a tickling IN your threat, you nred
IL. 4. G.. VI. Agent. q
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COLUMBIA, :. C., Oct. 3o.-A
special TO the Daily ReJtSter from
fimberville says While Edgemond
Deas, coIored, who IS running on
the republican ticket for Congress,
was addressing n crowd OF negroes
in the interest Of Hsskell's cause,
execution was taken to his remarks
by certain Tilmanites, among whom
was ]. Gully Jackson. The latter
cut Deas' face open with knife and
would have killed him but for Col,
Morris, who pressed up 70 make
peace. Jackson turned upon Col.
Morris and gave him several pain
full slashes. Deas viii probably die
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- "a - - -. c.mgag
Tr.nsirat pI1-c 90 uEEuess, salt .akc
l.r. Lt.E.

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN, TINhT
- al q InerulElt lie Trustees, Eeii on
ne sltr DAY Of September, \. u. l-al, IN
assessues. % CEc Dollar per share vas
levied ou Enc Capital s.1eE ~ TIE Cor
p0rlf.sn. payable 60 ths -eers t-rF, 90 -hf
General once Of the C1up4uy, Boom lt
Hooper 8 ElLr-irc G.qrs. sall l.ihc ~
J.la. on s.fe I~lh dET Of November, $50
any stu.z uu1a vlL.cil tlls asses uicut may
rcmain unpaid. on the 18TH u=v Of Nosen'
her, lsgl, vii be delinquent anl advertise
for sale a. uai..- auction, and unless pay
Ineu. is made before. viii De su-d on lh'
-C.h dly % December, l,ll, o. pay ueliA
guent as cs=frclr, together wan the cost OF
ltyerg1liu- and eNuEu-G 81 H1lc.
ELTs- 4. SMITH. seq,
Utah and S1It Lake Canal CompIuy-
Ln...llu u O.ea. IL. la. lll.. /. al
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TLIZAEETif = MACFABLANE. TIE
IT, EXeCufrix % the iast will % Andrew
y. Macflgille, deceased, having lied hci
petition herein, duly yerihcd, praying foi
an oricrCf sale % an or . portion OF iht
real estate OK said dcc5tcut, Tor me pur
poses therein set fora. 30 u therefore ~
derei 1y the ssuri-c OF SAID Cour., that en-
persons lurercg led IN the estate OF SAID De
ceased appear before the SAID Probate CoGr
on Monday. the siil d-y o. November. ~
.f ID u'cI6ek In The forenoon of said tsy
- tie court rU1w Cl said tf1usli'
court. n the County Court House
IN The City and County Of Sllt Lake. Ctai
TERRITORY. 20 Row cIlse way IN 1r-el
should not be yr-ltrd % the said cNcrc
tFlN - sell so uIueh % the rc1! estate @
tine said ceccI- I'd "a private sale 2s si4l
se ucces y,ln-I thu. = copy OF this OEiief .
published az o. ast four successive week
IN .hs DEsEEr r EyEstSG NEWS, news
appropriated af<i ps.iiizhet m said city an
-oanfJ.
Dated urtoeeT -ls. 1ss.l.
l.. ~. BAETCH,
HsaH HnHHH
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NEw YORK. oct. J1.-sprinSor CO..
,rboiesa e dealers IN silkand w0rstec yarns
have failed Liabilities. $500 assets
about toe sane
Isaac L. FaIk & Co. clothing, were TO-
~ 80 sheriff on Judgments Liauii-esi
$50 GO; assets not yet Known
leader Rosenfhai. cloak n1nl aetlres,
his faned. with liabilities repoEsea W Us
OF sl51.0oo-
-. 5000. nEaf ard Real y tate -
-hsaTe made an assignment To-Day. -
iisiiiitlss ave about 81. 900 ana ne -fisi
rot over $50
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the behrfu= Sea NeEotiaticus.-A
Reciprocity Trrafy.-Ha
sons Vote.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. - There
can be no doubt that the nesotia.
tons between the British minister
and the United States relative to the
Behring Sea are soon tObe renewed.
The expectation is that the first
meeting between Mr.. Blaine and
sir Julian Paunceforte will be held
tomorrow. Those VINO are intimate
at the State Department say that
Secretary Blaine IS not very conf,
dent as TO the outcome OF these ne
gotiations- The British minister.
through the means Of the public
press, has made very clear the basis
upon which he intends 10 proceed.
What reason induced Sir Julian
PGunceiorte 70 resume his ue-otia-
mons through the medium OF the
puoilc press cannot be ascertained.
The Department OF State is with
out information respecting the al.
legged imposition by Mexico of n dis
elimination duty OF $500 per carload
IN American. cattle. reported from
the west. Acting Secretary Adee
says when the Mexican government,
y decree issued r year ago, in
,teased the duties on imported cat
!" and swine, which, by the way
were general duties aud not d.
scted especially against the United
states, the Department OF State was
informed Of the action within
-wenty-fOur hours While he eau
not deny the last reported action, he
l. compelled 10 doubt.
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aIATHEws EEroEIs.

First Comptroller Mathews has
reported to the Secretsty OF the
Treasury. During the past fiscal
year his Office has examined
27.33S accounts. involving $685.
49,. qe1.
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,eur.IrIa cau-ss much Insanity

The highest me,lical anthOtties Of
Europe and America have recently
decided that n large percentage OF
cases oiinsanity Is caused by the ex-
rrutiafipg pains Of Neuralgia OF the
head and face. If any member OF
your family suii . p mi ,Ji's Snow
induce them TO try Bailalu.5 Sno y,
Eminent. ODespplication viii afford
;,,,nediate relief and you will soon
lie nd OF dangerous and torment
ing disease. Ballard's Snow Lin
.in,eut isihe most. penetrating Lini-
nj, known. 1t positively cures
Rh.umatism, Lame Back, Contrast
ed Muscles. Old Sores, Corns, Bun
ions. etc. 1t penetrates and opens
upfi,e pores, drawing all poisonous
matter 20 the surface, restoring anu
prt.motiDga natural circulaiion o.
sbe blood through the diseased parts-
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HARRISON vCIE.

President Harrison viii leave for
Indianapolis Sunday evening or
Monday morning FOR the purpose Of
voting.
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The Department Of State has re.
ceivet copy Of 4 petition forwarded
y the Tobacco Growers aud Cigar
Manufactures Union Of Cuba TO
he Spanish government, urging
he negotiation OF q reciprocity
reaty between Cuba and the Unit
i States. Inc petitioners assert
nat they are confronted with the
simple problem: son one side ruin,
stagnatOn, misery; and on the other
abundance, wealth and a promising
FUTURE They say: The United
States buy from Us tobacco snd
>ugar 10 the extent OF 81 ,0JD, 900.
md II Is not strange that the AMI
-rican gdvernmsnS should make
'tself strong on the absolute neces-
-ity we have Of that market 10 de-
manu- reciprocal concessions, or,
vhss'li' ! the same thing, exemp-
Ion Tor their Hour, lard, machinery,
hardware and other articles in our
tariff, 10 increase their exports to
this island. In one word, they
want to pay Us for the tObacco aud
sugar they consume with the goods
they produce. Today they only sell
- SlO, 100000 or Sl30J0,00O worth,
mi they desire 10 increase this
mount 10 the S5l. 011,OnJ they hUy
rom us This Is what the Afck'n.
ey bill amounts to-"
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/ RIO CRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. q, 1ssc.

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE & OGDEN.
leave salt LAKE. so ain and $50 pm. and
So pm.
Returning, arrive salt LAKE a. lo.4S an
and =. 20 aud 6-55 pm.
Tam arrives from Wasatch on Saturdays
nd Leaves for Wasatch on Mondays only.
Pullman palace ard bufett sleeping car :
on all through trains-
.. Q. DODGE. J. II. BENNETT,
General Narazar Gen Frt&PAss.Azt.
General Offices II salt Lake City. Utah
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SECRETARY ELs4yE

desires a statement made that he did
DOT requesi the recall Of Muuaga.
''n'Ster nf Snain 10 the United
States. He says it is not true that
sc relations tetween them are
strained. The recall was due solely
- change OF administration in tine
Spanish government.
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,.,,,,,.,,.. ..,rsi..la aers I.1rI

Iftou are Yellow, BiIlIous cor
stipated with Headache, had breaib
drowsy, no appetite, took otit you
Liver Is cut OF order. One box @
these Pills will drive all the trouble
away and make a new being OF you
Price 25 cents. Zion Coop Nicer
Inst Drug Dept, Agent dSs
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DR.. 2. C. wEsr's NERVE AND ERIN
rlENrNESr. n ranteed speciho Ief
Hssteri.. Dizziness, Co1yulsions. ~, Ner-
vous eurnlr.a, He-dGchc. Nervous Pros-
trlfion cacErd by the use o. Alcohol o.
tolisrr1. Wal efula ess. Mcrtal Depression
softeninS OF the Brain-resultins N insani,y
Prem tfure Old AGE, Bzrrenness, cau7ed y
over-exerilo1 Of the brain Each box con
flins one months treatment slo boN.
o Ak boxes for s5-eo. scEt ~ Fan pr=psia
on receIpt Of ps.ce-
VIZ GgAE ASTEE SIX Bo1ES
To cure any c.se. via each order =.
elirslf hv g for six boxes. accompanied
80, = %. ". ryili sead the purchaser Gu
,srilren suaraz.ee % refund the money y
tnr tre1frrent does not enccs cure.
Gr-raafecB lssucd ~ JOHNSON fhAIx
a CO.. DrnE1siS. sole AEena' SC iasS
SIT Ike Cl-J. u.2h-
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Mr.. John Keowu, the worthy
postmaster at keown, Allegheny
County. Penn, says: "ChambeI-
lain's Cough Remedy sells better
than any otifSr.o The reason Of
this Is because It can always he de-
pended upon. Let any one troubled
with n severe cold give il a trial and
they viii fud that the first dose
will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that its con
liuued use viii free the system Of
all symptoms Of the cold. The
promptness and certainty Of this
rgmely in the relief and cure Of
colds, has ~cn Tor j. many sincere
friends and made . very popular.
For sale by Z. c. ". I. Drug Store.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
II the Probate Court or the County OF
sals LaEc, ECrriio=y OF JAR
Order . show carsc why Order o. sale
Real Estate should not DC made.

In the Mater o. the Estate Of Andrew
y. AIacfarianc, cecczset-
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Oar customers alispeais highly in
praise Of st. Patrick's Pills. They
art the bsst.-BEBRY Bios, Carroll,
NebraSk1. For sale 10y u. &. VI. /
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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ETNPOWDER-

NPO WD L II.
Let him GOV sko0twho never shot before,
And hun VINO siuays shot now shoot thc
uCrc.
HAZARDS "Eentusky Rise"
HAZARDS "Trap shooting
HtZARB'S ~Ucck Shooune
HAZAEB'S mining and Bll ting
HAZARDS brands. the most reliable IL
the market
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SOIICE

4 Ii. PEE SONS NEE HEREBY
- wlr1ci, .ader tie D. -aiir us1ylied
uv ordnance. not % remove tEc body c'
any deal auiusl. 90 oaal. or hlth % any
-r-rrIuton. wrh1ut first notifying tho
city ~clvCugCr. Wl1 WIZ issue cl.yciions
Tor ITS tispossi. -.
City Scavaurrr. Room 6. CITY Han.
4 u II. -. ~
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PASSENGER RATES

ri. yoJ-NG TT. MACINTOSH,
Manager Cen UT 4 f'iss- AL
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| VARIOUS TOPICS.
Dealt With ia the Night Dispatches
From the National
Capitol.
sAIfoUR's TOUR THROUGH THE
EMERALD ISLE.
taba's Public Execatioasr hoes on
Strike for Certain Finan-
eial Reasons.
REPUBLICAN esNp,-
DATE STABBED. CT
The Hessian Flynn. Gladstone Mar
rSWIy Escapes a Serious Acei-
dent in scotland.
BY Telegraph to the xEws.
WEED FROM WASHINGTON.

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The Portland daily press., 1890-07-17

N the pleasant, healthy village OF Gorham, Me.
a First-class modern residence; twelve rooms
nnisned. Large stable eonnected buildings on
nigh ground corner lot, on two streets; small
orchard, choice fruit, and surrounded BY Ana
shade Ireesi only few minutes walk to churches
Rochester Depot, and ten miles frem Portland.
A very desirable residence, In nice order Tor
G. ID. WEEKS, Gorham, Me. PA