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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-06
Circular from the Comptroller General.

Columbia, S. c., January "A, 1880.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-06

The bark Blue Jacket arrived in port wednes-
day eveuiue from Gan Francisco. and went 10
Meet eeat(le 70 discharge ballast.
The City Of ,peka sails for eitka and other
Alsake rosts tomorrow morning II O'Clock
with pexssngess aud freight
the sssamship Michigan arrived yesterday
unorning with . large cargo Of general merchan-
disc for seattle
The Hayden Republic sails for San Frsncisco
tost.y a. noon, with passenge's and freight ~
reduced rates.
The steam schooner l. J. Perry arrived yes
te,sisy with . load at hay and oats from SAM
fsh.
TIE rfmasilla 10 due here tomorrow night from
san Francisco with passengers and freight
The tuss Maseosts. Favoriss ard Violet were
ieid up alonsssie OF the wharf yesterday.
The steamship city Of Pueh.a leaves for san
rsaneisco tomorrow night
The new ting Hcrnet viii Be ready for trsfAc
about the middle Of next week.
The J. c. Britain has gone 10 Ansccs 20 with
. load Of railroad ircn-
rn.y T. Bousien has rome down the sound
Tor boom Of logs
The bark Germania arrived in port with =
The Ma isfs for wha.com lest eight with a
The steamer Prcnssr 10 due here today srom
Vancouver
The steamer wasco is laid up 9Th broken
propeller
The Geo ". ELDER b dae here from Alaska
June IS
rhe Fanny iaae Is due here IRON Wildly
Island
m. tux wasp lcis fcr Fort Townsend last
night
The pessoss is ssili loadias ccsl Al TIE buck
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cTEAxER MouNrArSEKR
LEAVES
Harrington 4 Smiths wharf. foot Of wsshing-
ton street, ? n m daily, and returning.
except sundays. for
BRrCEYARDs. NIICHELL's POINT. SIDNEY
and head Of PORT ORCHARD
ARRIVES At SEATTLE, $40 r. u.
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r,>x s.xr ,nsrs excellent accommodations and
al ses s~nsprss hat constitute . suce<<sfui end
~rnsvn oie trip % TIE ksss- take the So<taefa Pa
rses Through v<stssass sAsns 10 - Pau.
gs~nx> nnssS buiufA and CAseaxo. corsssssux OF
ssssnw arawfnersem ana sscecsrx easA Mes
snn-fss e,espefs under the dsrec<ion 81 NE Pull
mas ra3Aec Car Czsn&raay ere attached 70 daily
- -~,,,eA frnsu& No hrtsef service 70 70 scon1
4 snsin~rr. city ssckcs AGENT rs second street.
n,secn nsork: & Tonksn- depet tsckss agent -
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nAilkoap STOCKS.

sEw YORK MERCHANDISE
MN YORK. juno A-Hepx-fsrrs
NoHee-No cp,ons. closed steady. % pctnts
Iva. sales. $1,000 bags jane. 81. mel. -;
10y. Nesesi7 %, August. si& 7n< ATs. sep
Snoes, N6ee spo; Hso. eady: fair eAsSoes &c.
MGlssc
sasar-kaw, fvsner: fair rsnninS sissfs' a.
e.stifaes,. II teal else sales, l. 100 hAas aad
~ bass: cagxo Of NascovAio. - test. Is lscs
Noe tons domestic nolasscs saxsr. s. tess. re-
mel. oversoid. quotation nominal.
SSpper-nnll. lake. June. slAA
LeAd--Steadys domestic. slx
na--Sseady: straits tei.sA
ss'foieum-spos opened a. sss.e.elosed a &C.
sssy opened Al seize, closed II sss<c
CHICAGO scAxp 90 TRADE
, SnieAso. june s.-waeaf~-rasxsslea opened
- % 80 lower. declined &c. advanced T. -
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sxx rRANeiseo. June A-Arrisais- Steamer
araex. Coos Rsy. steamer Columbia. Portland.
~. Astoria. steamer Al Kt. fcr. Townsend
stesmer John smith. fsrs hsaksies. nsrsrsures
-.ss~smer ogSxoa. rostlaad. United states
.,~.rcrr kichars Rush. cruiser. CteaFei-Hs-
-..ssn ss~ssnsr 81 Male, Ssasimss
rcsY BsAKK1Ky. June &-saiief-Aisrar. tor
s~s,r.v. Australia Arrivcst-PrusssA
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MINING srocxa
EASTERN MARkErs.



NJ foRk. June A-The stock market was
- animated today. bat displayed . arm under
-. and although there WAS considerable ir.
saaty shown. almost everything traded 10
: .'snsf tonight sugar is up Al. c. c, C. & {.
= Louis and Chicago Gas IL each.
povesnments steady.
MONEY AND rxcHANeg
neaey on cal easy. aas's: prime mercantile
R. tASeesss sterling exchange. active aud
e>day ossls. aA'ss demand. slsSss.
oWsflver. sloS
scSDS
M uesisserea)isi IT, s &,ss teouron,. ios'
~ ourcul- ia Pacific o. .........lis,.
Nh Mka frsaSl
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rAsr BLACK nosg.

~. v~rssvea = sall lire 81 GLORIA fast black
$780, Ear la<ses misses sns seai<s every sair
Sasrsasrd 81 money r~fand.d: % ssnss pair
Chester cisAry
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Eng. TERMINAL on INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
II The line - take 70 I'll points Eass and
south. II " the DINING CAR ROUTE Il
Rms through vestibuied Trains ever
day In the year TO
81. PAUL AND CHIC AGO.
no charge Of cara
compossd Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Full
man Drawing Room Sieepers OF
latest equipment
-TOURIsT SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed ana In which
eccomnodattons ara bath vRxE and furnished
for holders Of drst or second-clan tackeu, aud
ELEGANT DAy coAcHEA
s6ordfns direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can b secured
IN advances through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKEu
10 and rom III points In America. England
and E9scpe can 3 purchased u any ticket
Leave seattle q SIS : M. dairy: arrtvs At
Minneapolis or g. Pant 1t $40 p. m.
PAuvic DIvisaox.- q seattIe s:s5 m.
throu5h train from East and south: HISS 4 m.
Olympia ard Chehalis expires: AS q M. n
egma express; % n. Portland and south
2:i5 p. m. Olympia and Chehalis express; ~
M. Portland and South.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cam. slo
SAINT day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
trains. roufss and other details furnished on
s 4 B. cHaRHroS. Asst. GEN Pass. AT.
l2l First St.. Cor. Washington. Portland. OF.
J. A. NADEAU. Gerersl Agent. sesfste.
A. CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent, no second
street. Boston block, Seattle. wash
:. TONKIN, Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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& ne eeoStao e5eoe1no0e~oo -
~. - %
oo1e - ~ uuee - 1ooo 49, Dopo ~
~! - 1Asss - = 49, a = ~ =
.!..Z q. -... 5 :. -. - -.
~. ~ 49, = ~. sss s..s..
= -. 49,. 8 ~ !. -.
Il 1914 80 ~. ~.s.ssS 49,. =. esS y.
@91 - - = -
!. 9. = - -. -
"a Il sl.E ~ - = = =
~. ~. ~ -...1.,.,~ r.....e. - - !.
e'tnaosn sne = g - ess ~
-. $3.50 ~ -
- .'ss,. - -. - ss. 1870
s.krss -. 49, ~. -
s.sss -. rss.sss.ss ~ =
,.z! - = 49, $3.50
r "a ~ ss'sss - t.~A...~ :. $500.
I|z..<s-. s.s@a "a, s,ss.s - 49, -.
ssa y. - 49, .,.1 -. 49, IN
~ ~ $ s..s 49, -. - 80, -
3.',ssSs sons 81 hav "a tweivs - 81 -.
ssshf Is 81 tie {. ]. Perry todey. mo
- 8 "a excellent condieion g present
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QUICKEST THE 10 oLYMr1A
KAMlLCHlE AID 0RxY.s HAR1on.
THE PAssENCER STEAMER NuIrNoNAn

The opposition boa1)
Leaves Tacona from the N. P. wharf daily. e.
cepe Sunday. ~ q u. sharp Retufnine,
leaves kamiichie i2:l5 p. m; Olympia, D. m:
arriving In Tacoma p m, connecting With
ere through boats for whatc,m and war roinse
Leaves Baker Bacon's dock. foot Of Uuion
street, seattle, Tor Tacoma, 1t p. m., eundav
~ R.-This boat must be taken ffom Tap
coma for Grays Harbof country hotnG ~
only THROUGH BOAT
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
II The sew ard cemmodious
STEAMER DELTA
VII ruu Ia cpnnectsoa uStA sha seean,r Jcsn-
paine if0m Hatd<ld-Coiman dock havinR -
attic on 1uesdsy. ThurDday and saturday Il i
- sog Union City aad ell way points on
Hoos's canal. Returning Monday, Wcdresiav
ead Friday Fer freight or passage Apply 81
HATFIELD Colman deck er On baar L
n TRcCTMAE Nssfer
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r. R.~-z----s =. = - - -. @@Se-
~. - ~ sosuan. SeaaSse, Wssn-
- ..-..1.1~ !. 49, ycu w'u not ooussder
-. - I ~ hefts expef1snce.
.s.~--a. - naye CONS under yeuf
49, =. Anoes afiesu ysass 50
-. =. q. 49,. anene ~ - q -
49, s g soe - q tAs End q my noss.
nes,'.ss 49, - -. = : cs.sG. -
- - -. - -. ts., 49, oIo 49, 49,
e.e,a - : -. "a. ~ - 80 49,
- ~ -. - -. q .1uc1 -
- - s-~..k,. -. - 49, -. -n.s ~ g
pasn ~ - 40. - - -. s -
rrgA --ssx.- .. = -. - 49, s.as IN -
an~ - - 49, -, 8 s.e slOs us.s n1na-
49, - -. = 8 =. 80 49, g
- - |. sn. q y. 49,. .. sno ~. -
1870. ..,.s- s,s.1s.s - !. 80 -
b.rn,,s.- 49,. -. 80 'Os - LINZ -
49, -.,...s.-. $50 49, 49, e so.u.
W~.s.. ~ ~. 8 49, sou scoln - oen
49, Z. =, 49, - - vneA sneJ vsfs s1-
s-~-s,.. go 49, - s1's = ~ nee one
s..s,Ises.ss ..'a = ~ sulv ~ ~l'n W. on
I - - -. a-a. - 'esseneu-
80 ~ - -, e1.nens vel and my
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EAn TINE


VIII leave Yester's dock q q n every Nm
cav. "Wednesday aa1 Friday for Twelve-m L.
Fosr-. B7muGds. Mask:tteo. sfay SKI le Lowsif
and SaoAomssa returning fofsaw trx DAYS n ?
. n GEO H. FosTEA. Agent
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CrEAMER ANGELES

win leove Hatfield Colman NJ arr ior Port
Townsend. roquiu. Ducoeness. rnrt Angeles
and Crs scent Bay. Tue>d@y aud Friday. IL M
fstnrntux leave Pm Anxeies Monday and
Jnunoay. g N. arriving at seattle same ere.
n1nx. caTTytag freight ana pass@1xegs.
= 81. WH!TE Master
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-
Axx 1n srxAMxnD or 1n1
RAcry1c sAvIoA4Ion CO. PAR Exux
Is Eakw ca WAarws4
--suu-
HAIKuAvnu. vHA1COM. IA CoxnGR AxD
WAY PoB0
NV BAKKR CO.. AnExf4
- Loc4I 1ime Csr1A
Ty0Rf cuxscxxr ROUTE : e1xAxxR
III H01D1n1e. ~ q Dsn}sWi2. HantoG Leaves
esassle scn1sys 90 Hedsssa.ys g q.
enA tatus1aSs. - esis = - arf4slne q PM
Csescsss e ! = - netmniae. lsevss poss
css-ssni : II =. go a., s.rIvin{ g Rers
81 sesa : o Noais5s ed Fr:dsys 8 i 5. :.
1or freight or psssafe sppay - hoArd = e G
CuTrox 4 Co . DISPATCH LINE
Fnon xKw York
ror Portland. Or, Tseoma and seeesas.
puses Sound
CH9APEsr vREEGHT RoUrx 10 1nK
PACIFIC
- RyU1f1 - 1s1s-lAeO Steby u uu1H
.RKAPER.. sAwYHR. MAsI1R.
win b rsady Sos cargo for the shove pcris
early tn Juno and safl iastci June.
70 b followed b tie Celshestsd Al Isun
Clipper EAip
sTnIlG = sTARDUCK." CukTIs MAsTER-
rhssssh hills a laAing to Tacoma ana seattls.
FOR further particulars appiy 70
SUTTON : CO.. = SOUTH ST.. new YORK
or . SUTTON 4 BEBBE. Is n. Front street.
Portland. Or.
pRExIER THE TABLE,.
veneosvsr. Monday and Townsend, TAursdsy
,aoad.y sna s< ana hons .S.3 na
zhurpday mi s.ighr Tuesday ....--3am
eeat1le, Tuesday and Tacoma, Friday ana
Eriday--..........s . N Tuesday 10 y
SousD sos1x
rRAvR Ararvu
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TO aAn g1Axclsoo
Ara An rsmo0
CALIFORNIA
~ - n Shasta Rouesa
I'm ooUTHRRN PACIFIC COMPANY.
he only roufo
gHRoUGH CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST AID SOUTH
sHs srxMc nocrB or sHD sAcfyss coAsn
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERS
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Atfached . express srnina, afEordinR superiee
accommodation for secondclass pssseneera
30 mates. tickets. sleepiug-car reservations
&c. call upon or address
daoMAS l. GRAHAM, Districs Paapsussr
Asent no South Tenth street. Tacoma, Wash
= :. ROGERS Asst General Vreieht ana Pns.
senges Agent Portland. O.
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CrEAaEg KIRKLAND

IgAvEs FowKE HOUSE
For guanifA and way ports ~ SIS = N and
y ~
pcyf2
Asaa n and p N fer Neydenhaaer Nsv-
castle and way ycrss, exeepx 90 nsse ball 1Aya
J. n. LoC6HEAD. Manages.
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Genesesal baakins bustnes txansscssA
0gAs snd sesexrapntc exchange payable in -
ne pRfucipAl cities OF the Ca4txd ssGses
end 8usoua
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Sight exchange snd teiegrsphic iransfers on
New Work. Chicago. -. Paul. San Frnn-
clscn Portland and various points
in Warrington. OREGON ara
British Columbia
sight bills Of exchange on London available
elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made = al points on favorable
terms.
B .nds. stocks and other valuahlos received
ON deposit for safe keeping
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-09
sh. End q, Russ Burrows.

bixMiSoaAs' Ala, Oct. s.--Rube Bur
rows vas saot u ad killed In Linden iAil this
morning oy 'ms sheriff and guArds. They
Ahexs ne "" trying to escape.
Anis no~ fions train robeer was captured
sosu's NJ. Tuesday, by q farmer named
sonu ~ .Dutfec. who succeeded in leading
n'u, MO trap, and the great outlaw was
.seu ed after struggle. The death of
un villain will afford great relief to tho
~ olic mind.
Burrows has robbed trains In Texas,
, Mississippi AMI Alabsms. In several eases
hoiding up train and robbing the express
car uuaiisd In Lamar county last year
he shot and killed postmaster named
Grimes, who had discovered his Identity.
In Blount county u few months later ne
KILLED two members Of n sheriff's possc
Who attempted to arrest him. la train
robbery At D0ckhili. Miss., In December,
1888, he sho, a'd killed Chester Hughes, q
passenger v ho showed fight The South.
rh Express Co. has spent not less than
$40 ,ooe tying to capture Burrows. That
company has been the heaviest l,ser by his
robberies. Burrows Is \ native Of Lamar
county and IL SO years od
Burrows WAS making hi. way back to
Lamar county, Detectives, assisted by
drpnty sherlds, have been close behind him
since sunday. TUESDAY McDuffee came
upon kube, who had stepped out Of the
rain into n house. Mr.. McDutIec arranged
with two colored men to 20 into tho house.
Rubs had placed hi, rifle in the corner OF
the room but bad his revolvcrs on him
The dsrkies engaged him in conversation
aud thea grabbed him by his hands. pre-.
ventoR his shooting. He fought the darkies
until McDuffee and others got In, when,
after desperate struggle. they succeeded
in conqueriug and securely tying the des-
persdo He was taken 10 Jail strapped
crosswisc Of a horse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-09
UNDER CONSPIRACY ACr.
Injunction Asairst Labor organiz,
TORS Obtained by Lyon 6hoe Firm
Empioyir N Union Men.

LYNN, Mass, oct. 8 8-Rum'ey Bros,
sh1e manufacturers. whose factory en-
ployss struck some weeks sgo, and who
hsve lately been employing non u1ion men,
have secured an injunction from the supe-
rior court against Allen Stevens. John
II Stevens, Thomas II. h. Hsines, Joho
Hughes, II II. Brown, William J Cush-
ing Thomas J. Currier, Chester Merrill,
and Willism Lock xood, all of Lynn, In
their tehslf as well as in behalf Of all the
members of the various organizations they
represent. and all servants or agents Of sns
sind. acting in their behalf, to restrain said
respondents from preventing any one ap-
preaching the factory for work, either By
intimidation, persuasion. money, by printed
notices of sny kind, or doing anything tend
ing TO injure the complsinaut. business.
A rrit of injunction was served on all
name d late this afternoon. Tn. irjunctioH
is the first one Issued by the cours in sueh
case. aBeer the conspiracy act. and cen
tinues until further order from the superior
court ard is cslcul4,td to insure for Ram
sey Brothers quiet in their aftsHint to run
their shop indeperden' of the Heights Of
Labor dietstion. Labor leaders are greatly
sgitstsd ever the natter. Secretary Stew
eas sta'es be suppcsss the terms of the ia
junction must be complied with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-09
A YOUNG BRUTE
Shoots a Dover, N. H.. Citixfn In tho
Most Cold Bloodsd Manner.

Dover. N. H., Oct, 3. This evening >
yourg msn who gave his name a. Holt
called at Edward N. Carr's second hand fur
he would like TO have Carr call at his HON
on Baker street to buy some goods for b.,
wanted to get out of town in the mornin.
Carr went win the young man aud hen /.
the head Of Park sueet, Hoi,t pulled ar
volver and fired Ave shots at Carr. lie
then ran towards Broadxay.
Carr walked to l3 Ham street, whore !
got James Sterling to accompany him ,
Dr. Lothrops. 1hc doctors think there
no chance of his recovery. His assaila
IS vel known by clerk ia the store. VI ,
Identified him rs Harry, slias "Tesgs,
Holland, a notorious young fellow win
very bad record, having recently got out Z
Alfred jNl The police we've notified, a
are ow hunting for Holland with but III, =
show Of success Csrr says when they
To the upper end Of Park street the fcllu y
said, Il want what money you have" ~. =
ing quickly, "Hsnd II out d--d quick
Carr steppsd away m though to n .
when the fellow fired, hitting him In T.
nsc,, and following II up with Ave mo- 8
shots, one taking effect in the nose, two :,
tn. right arm and one IN The hip The bsl
from the neck, arm sDd lip were ex'raetr'
Aft.r the shooting lIollard went to h
VI thcdu church. where his stcpmotb r
was at work, AMI nked what time u
~Oul I be resd' 10 go hsme She ,epli d
AT O'Clock" He ssid, "l'll be here It.
20 " III yor," and walked ou.. lie WI
was seen few m nn es later running o.,
OF Broadway towards Great Falls He /
lard had today got new suit .
ciothes on part payment, and evidently %
nectfd - get considerable money fro.
Carr.
4 RI was taken 70 his boardir =,
place in bacs, in weak condition. II .
physlcisn, could not find the bail that We,
NO his nose. Trey tank 1t w,l prove =.
la gerou,, If not fatal wound.
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Amorg The Dsbtis Of the Wrecked
PowSer Wills.

wLufxGroS. Del. Oct s-The death
of an infant from inju les received by
falling timbers. bfings the oovde- mills ia
t4litiss to l2. OF the injured, all are re
Ported doing well. apprehension of fatal
results being entertained only in Daniel
Ha,kius' case. Harkins is over 20 and
was s'srdisg On the perch os the press
mill. He wss blown in:o the rHcs by the
force of the esslier exblosi ns jest before
the press m Il itself went up.
The buildings destroyed were two mags-
zines, packing house. press mill, canister
house. mix ng ho1se, Gust mill, grinding
mill ard small storage room. The soda
house and charcoal house were damaged.
OF the thirty or f0ry houses comprisir z
the village Of Upper Rank" tile exceIt
n stone wall escsped. Nat one was hsbis-
able, their inmates being busy all day get
ting the fur itHre out of the way. A mem
her Of the frm sail it vas impossible, as
vet. 10 give the fglres of property loss.
EarIy this morning The Cerden Guards
were posted ard rigid orders were Issued TO
EXCLUDE from tae powder yards sill bat the
employee. Extra rrs caution is imperative
~ required 10 svc!d further danger as con
siderable powder is lying about in kegs.
csnisters end loose. bne strange feature
OF the disaster IS that tie mill hich es-
cspe1 destruction had the powder con;sif ed
,heiein blown out over the adjacent groul /
by the conclusion siihout igaitIn<. AH-
other stTsnge sight, voaehed for by ore
Of the The werkmsn. was the explosion OF
key of rowder by impact on The suIfses
Of the wster Of reservoir rear by.
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Meteorological Report.
10. :. a-ua :. Ii a.
To Be Es.a b ished in Chic sgo-Cut-
look tor Mammoth Industry.


Cu,c,co oct s-The IIlinoi, Steal
Comnanv will engage in the manufacture
Of I'm Mate in Chicago. Itaill have an ex.
tensive ona c,ttlv plaot for thss purpose TO
he estsbtished nj an carly date. Probabjy
r,gIi.b and tern csni,alists will have
an i,,po-ssrt ,t.ress in the new business.
A reporter ye.terflay talked about the en-.
ternrise with o. w Porter who is 4 direct
.or ~ the S,eel Cempsny aud was lie
r,..idart ~ IL. preiea.s,or. the North Chi
r,yo RofIinp Mil. II think | can safe v
s.y declared Mr.. Potter. .ihtt with n
eIsh,een m,ntbs TN nj ate will be manuf C.
,nreI in Cb,ca 30 by our .fnp,nv
WIN tho manufscture of Tin plsts here
he n.acticable ard nroftsble,"
.PntireIy sc The Steel Comnany. with
il. Works viii be atl. to roll .tepl as thin
a. ,hs lin ,l.ta large nropor,ion os the
,ro,k wouiI be dane bv mach merry. inst sd
90 H. ha,1 es :. ia d,na in W.Iss Tkers
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ISSUES OF cAnrA1oH.


LowErI, Oct s.-Hnntington Hah vss
packed tonight wifh large and enfansaas
tic audience ga;hesed us.ier the auspices OF
the republican city committee 10 listen TO
Thomas B. Reed and Hon. Henry Csoot
Lodge on the Issues Of the campaign Pre-
vioas ID the meeting there Vas short pa
rs,ie from republican headquarters to hall
Wien the line Of local republicans nied
on TO the platform esccr;ipg the speakers,
sn, ,hlsiasm brcke forth. speaker Reed re-
eeivsd ovation Meeting was called to or
der By Frederick Lzwton. Esq chairman
of city committee. Hon. Charles II. Allen
wss chairman Of she evening He made
several p1irts which produced appla in
,ro oiuced Spesker..Rsed, who IN vein Of
qaaln, s,scss efsnisd Counting quo
ram proc.s s. in cangre.s, said il vas not
question OF pclt'es but true American
representation.
Lodge made few points on The tsrfi
but devoted most Of bis attention 10 the
election bill which he claimed had been
misreprssen,ed. and inseriered with no
mans rights. Rousing cheers were given
tue sleakers at the close Of the meeting.
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Wednesdays Session Of W. c. :. o.
at Portland.

PoErLAsp, Oct. s.-Ths second dsy's .
sss;oa Of the W. C. T. L. of Maine began
Wednesday morning. The eoaventian vas
called 70 order At 10 A. NJ The minutes
Of the previous session and executive CON-
mi,,ee we're real. Mrs. Margaret T. W
Merrill then submitted her report on the
"Promosioa Of S9cisi Purts.' Ms Z. A.
g Stekney OF 8rownasld. reported On
SUNDAY School Work" Mrs. Lucy >new
Of Wi.dham Centre read pspss en- Evan
xelistie Work Mrs. " E. Blanchard,
the treasurer. reported gain in member
ship ot s53 ard the race p; CT sse4-s5 dues
from members. The conductors eof the
oflie'ai paper. 'rhe Star in the East. re-
ported that the publication hal proved a
hHaneisl success. Peace and Arbltra-
tom was the subject of the report made
by Mrs Eiizsbsth Fl Jones of V4sssl7oro.
During the memofisi service the death, of
Mrs PsHilne osg1oi of Sewcs.rs. Mrs.
Davis Of Eisserth and Miss Kate Scales of
Portland were touchiagig referred to. A.
tselye o'cloeA the nooniils prayer meeting
xAs held
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