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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-10
WHAT THE LANDS DIVIDED.
CherOkees sue for Partition Of the
Tribes Reservation.

MUsKooEE, I. T., Nov. 9 Sarah Ellis
and other Cherokee Indians have filed q
petition asking for partition and allotment
Of the Checkee lands. Joel Msyes,
chief Of the nation and Others are made de-
Pendants. The petition asks for the Slot
menr Of II 600 600 acres equally among
the FIVE tribes of the nation, snd the suit
instituted is the largest ever brought IN
United States court.
The plsn,if. in her pitition, says the
lands of The Cherokee Naii1n beiorg equally
to her,elf, Chief Msyes, aud "a 500 other
Indiars, and shat there are TO liens or en-
eumbrarces OF any bind on the lands, and
she asks thst iJgment be rendered
psrti,ioning ard dGviei & the lands &C.
cording to the respective rights OF
the members Of the five tribes. II
rsr,ition caUDot be had wiInou. great pre-
judice TO the ovners, che taen asks that tie
lands be sold in body and tbss the PFC
ceeds of the sale be divided, ss the law pre-
vides, among its numerous owners.
Chief Msyes is bitterly opposed to the
allotment, and will make determined fight
against the tuit.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Arriving at Toledo from All Over the
Country for the General Assembly.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov. 9.-Delesstes to the
18TH constitutional general Assem- big Of the
Knights OF Labor are arriving here in large
nun bers frcm all parts Of the UHiied
States, several places in Canada, aud two
or three cities in Mexico. General Master
Powderly ana other general ofticers are
among The arrivals.
Delegates say this is to be one Of the mott
i'm portant assemblies ever held 10 this cour-
Try, as several matters relating to labor,
capital and public school system will come
up for action. The indications are that the
railroads and railroad employees Of No,ih
America will II ceive considerable alta ntiQi
The finance committee have about com
plesed their work, and so far fpds the fla
Ancss Of the order in splendid condition
The secretary's report will show that the
order has an increased memt ersbip Of over
5000 curing the past year in this country
siope. and all the local assemblies are IN a
fl ufishing condition.
The assembly will convene tomorrow
and may take ten days to dispose 81 the
large amcunt Of business before it. The
moet important matter to come before the
assembly will be the public school system
OF this country. The ms jority Of the dele
gates present are Roman Catholics, and the
fee iing appears unanimously in favor of the
pubic schools system.
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RKvEsuE MARINE DRILL.


AxxAPoLIs, Nd, Noy. 9--0ne hundred
e,p;es Of the nes infantry and srtillsry
drill 70. the United States rAvy have been
se mt by TIE Ur.tsd Ssa'ss bsva, institute
here to the chief Of the United States reve-
nue marine in Warrington. II 10 to Be st
once issued for use b. ste ofhcefs and en-
listed Hsn of shss eupi.
As In ihs event Of wxf the rever ue marine
passes at once under the control Of the secfe-
isry OF the navy, tie idea 10 to make the
crews Of alt revenue cutters efficient fight
ing factors This can be accomplished. il
10 claimed, by drill alone and this drill is
to be earffed On while the various vesseis
are employed on their stations. OF late all
the old batteries Abosrdrevenue cutters are
beirg gradually renewed and modern rapid
FIRE guns are being maus'ed. So far the
Hoschkiss six FOUNDER qua is the type gun
employed. Seversi new Hotchkiss guns
for the revenue marine are now building at
Hartford, Conn
Ii is understood that regular system OF
drills aud target prsctice with great guss
and small arms will socn be required of 'he
crews Of re venne cutters. As the majority
Of the senior officers in the revenue Marie
have seen service in the regular navy as
commissioned officers. snd ss all vacancies
g,aduates Of the Naval Academy. no dif-
teulty is seen in making an impoitan, tght-
ing factor out Of the revenue marine. By
so doing ii 10 believed tbs, the ability Of the
service 70 protect commerce along the
East, render assistsrcs and suppress local
Disturbances will be greatly enhanced
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Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 9.-The fol-
lowing changes in the postal service In
Maine are announced;
Route 104. Augusta to Waldobofo.
Leave Cooper's Mill. daily except Sundays
at 10 A. M. Arrive a. Wsldoboro at 40
P. M. Leave Waldoboro daily exeep;
Sundays ats P. M. Arrive q! Cooper's
Mills by . P. NJ.
Route 800. North Dixmont to East
Newport. Leave North Dixmont daiiv,
except Sundays. at :, 10 A. NJ. Ard 3 40 P
NJ. Arrive az Esst Newport by 40 7. NJ
and $40 z. NJ. Lesve Esst Newport daily
except Suudsys, at $40 A. M. and 30 p
NJ. Arrive as North Dixmoat By 10 20 A.
M. and so Z NJ. From Nov. l, 1891.
Route 375. South Hancock TO Hancock
Leave South Hancock daily, excep, Sun
days, at s As A. NJ. Arrive At Hancock by
9.l5 A. M. Lesve Hancock daily, excep'
Sundays, on arrivsl Of the Western mat
Arrive At South Hancock in 80 minutes
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DESPERATE MINERS.
Say the Miners Shall Not Go Back to
Work in the Mines.

New YORK, Nov. "A Nashville special
says the situation Of sff.irs in Tennessee
10 becoming slsIming. Suspicious COM
munication IS being held between the East
Tennessee miners and the miners of Ken
lucky, Alabams snd Virgins. The noun
tsineers who released the convicts have
sworn that the Governor shali not rebuild
the stocksde and that if he sends the con-
victs back to Bryceviile and Coal Creek
mines they will be butchered in cold blood
Sheriff Rutherford Of Anderson county,
who wa. notified by Gov. Buchanan, Sat-
urday, that if be could not sustain order
and protect the people, his resign alton would
be r. quired, received notice yesterday read
ing, "TeIl your governor if he sends con-
vioss back again we will kill them one by
one. We mesn business" Signed. The
miners commit, e " Gov. Buchanan means
business, too. He has had fifty new Gatlipg
guns and thousands Of small arms purchased.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Knox County Educational Associa-
ton assembled at Watts Hall, Thomaston,
Thursday, Nov. 5. q large number being
present,
Mr.. c. B. Keene Of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary at Kents Hill vas in Lewiston.
Saturday, to consult with Principal Frisbee
Of the Nichols Latin school relative to or
esnizipg for next spring . base ball league
Of students Of Maine seminafies and acade-
mics apart from high schools.
DR.. II, E. Hill went to Kennebuuk Mon.
Jay morning to attend Sylvester Chick.
farmer Of that town who grappled with an
insul.ipg tramp and came off second best.
Mr.. Chick was thrown down so violently
that one Of his knees Was badly injured,
and it is fesred that he will be crippled for
The remainder of his life. The tramp
escsp d.
Fred De.isrdins, formerly head vsiter
At the Auburn Soring Hotel, but occupying
a similar posi ion at the Bangor Exchange,
saved the life Of Lizzie McDonougb, the
vegs ia ble cook at the same hotel. Sunday
niph,. THE woman was cookirg at the
rsuse and thew some fat into the fire. A
biQ bl re shot out enveloping her, catch
lag a cotton apron near the bottom and
running up to her face and hair. Mr..
De.j rdins jumped table and catching the
burning ciotbing in his hands, twisted il
urtil ne smo hered the flame. He vas
ssdly burr ed sbous the hands and arms,
rbils he girl was barned about the face,
.pd evidently breahed in some hot flame.
Bo,h will re cover.
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STATE NEWS.


SIDNEY.
Miss Florence Brown of Lincoln, Neb.,
IL in town the guest Of MI, and Mrs. L. G.
JYlley.-C. T. Hsmlen and wife lsft town
Friday NOR ing for Chaflestown, Mas,
where ,hsy say a few days, Mr.. Hsmlen
then going to Upton, California for the
winter, Mrs. H.m,en reiurrirg 10 Sidney -
Albert Reynolds returned from his visit TO
Mssssc bu,stis. SAturi ~ morning snf re-
ports a very pleasant time.
VIEssA
Tne villsge school Taught by Miss Alice
Waite closed Oct 80 with an exhibition st
Union ball in the evening which cid much
cred 10 both teacher and scholars The
Moun'sin diitriet sshool suyht by Miss
Rosa Norton keep ore week more and the
Kimball district school tsusht By Mrs.
Mehsm kimhAll 10 sill il se sion. Miss
Alice Wsite cnmmen ces term Nov. 3. in
the Hiram Whistler district The village
winter term is 70 Commerce the first Mon
dsg in December, NJ. Eaton E,q 10 tx
yected to teach it-Bad cold, are vtry
preysleps.-Some Of our farn eFs are cut
fiH z and hauling their yesr's supply os~ood.
Mrs.. Isaiah Dyer and little con Of Hal
lowell, is visiting her parents Mr.. and Ms.
Hiram Healey here In town james T..
Tra.k is in ABsusts, & jarynaa. MIR
snd Mrs jonas vsrley Mr.. Anson Nick
erson and Mi.s Nellie Tracy sit of Mercer.
bava lately visited a. Alotzj Vsroey's-
Mrs. Belle Dsy Of Fsrminstoa 10 visihrg g
her sister Mrs J. <. Trs.k --Dsa. David
Wsise who has been amorg US for nearly
| 80 years Is very feeble.-The Misses Jen-
ME aud Argie S,wyer and Miss May Wills
are in WesE Pennington as work in Bar
, Iets Bros, coat sAop.-Tbs ~s.er is 50
low that but very little grinding can be
done q. the gr,ts mill. Many wells are
a-y, some thai never failed be bsfore.-A
large amount Of apples have besn made
, inso cider in this vicinity.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

HK~ yoRh. Nov. ..
Money easy ranging ',ola 'o7.
Prime paper at 5a6l
Government bonds. dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. quiet, heavy
'fhe 70iIC wing AZ the -tHslrk quotations OF 81
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New York Produce Market.

FEW YORK. NOV
sLous-Keosipt,. 356o3 osss; expcrt.. 2ols.
trade sp< export account prices frife .tror ger
Gales, 3i35O bash; IoH exIas o3as u ~ J
Mig 3nsts 90, Ui'y mil pstents. . sSse5 %
winter wheat, los grades, % 65asf Is fair TO
fancy, ~ 30si5 0opate nts, a 6oss6a5, Minnesota
dear, o. s5as4 " sraishts, t4sott5.I5; do. pa
tents, f4ioat5-so, rye mixture. o. sS5ae4 20, sup
crime, q Z5Rs ~. fire, 3 25at3 s5.
wsEi - ~. e.iut, 1859 bush; expctis 2s6oeo
,a,es. 2si.G6; 1ctiyr, export demand better
prices, No RED, l07s. srore and eisga.
t"r. ic7,siess shoat, .6aaass. fob. No. red
IG2l; No. / boYthsrn TO arrive, .o9iatlis, No l.
hard 10 arrive .i8iail3i
grE-rregular iair demand, western, l02sio7.
CoFs-g gsoesI 1916, srosts. so96i, sales
$500, higher, ,ettied on scarcity, No
2, 565; elevator, 745ass anoal, No. xhit6, -
oArs-- Keus'of. 9x250. szpor7s 6o3, saIss
i3ioeo sette Irregular closing stror ger. Nc f4os
4oi, d. ~hits, a9l no. :. ssssfo do ~hi'e, 4oiafi
Isasol do white ioa4ii white state, 1osiii; No
. t!tioaso. 2Ssaf0
Corfks--ksv. quiet. irm, No.. i3s
5uGAR-RAs, hfm. quiet refined hrIn. fair
dernsnd, - - A0.s. li-i5. No 2, SIS;
No ., 1918 No. s.3 i2,; No. 10. 3 ZIG.
Ma II, s2s;, no, IL. 8 IL on "a &,
mosia, .as' s,andare. 30. confee.
powdered, 4Ss sT&Daiared,S s-i6s4 5.l6, cnbes,fi
PETsoLsvs- quiet, easy. united, 57I
PORK quiet, s,eady.
EkEy- quiet.
LARD . eak, closed strong, we7'e.s steam
f6 IS, eitJ, oo refined, quiet, esrtinent, % sas
q 50; 3. A Is.
BUTTER bet er demand, fancy firm.
cHSrsE- fair demand. frmer. state. 7&aio
fancy, 10.
sreisnts TO ;-.vsreoel, market, strong, active.
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Up In Busy Liyermore.



LrvERMoRE FAILs. Nov. APPLES in
large quantities are being shipped from the
Msiae Central at Livermors Falls.
Farmers are hauling them in from various
directions.
Mtssrs Brown aud Dsnpison Of Portland
have recently been in town on business con-
NJ 9c-dd ~i.h the Obs Falls and Umb&gog
pulp miil. Aoous thirty men have arrived
and are employed by the Ods Falls Pulp
Company pulling logs from the Audros.
cosgin.
Mr.. ]. A. Ramsdell, one Of Livefmores
oIdes. merchants, moved recently to Bruins
wick. Mr.. Ramsceil hiss been in trade here
for years.
In the vicinity Of the Umbsgog pulp
mill, the scene 10 busy one. A large
crew 10 srs citing the new main mill,
tls walls OF when are two stories high and
brick. The wooden wall Of the long ma
chine roam next to the street 10 being taken
dopn and brick wall built in its place.
this mill, wien completed, will be very
much better than the former structure.
Three epginss'aI in use, taking logs
from the river at 0ds falls. TIE company
vis,i 10 get the em gu. before they freeze in.
The RIVER is so lox thst the running OF
Al. the milis is greatly retarded. Sunday
the ws;tr did net reach within nearly foot
Of the top OF the dam at this point. Rains
are very greatly needed by the companies
in this section.
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Lives Ct others oft remind "a

We trust to be forgiven this parody Of
lines from Longfellos's immortal Psalm
Of Life" Husbands Who are wise and
thoughtful. know thst the happiness Of the
home depends largely on the nsslsh Of the
mistress Of the home. Many are the tasks
which daily confront her. How can .
woman contend sgsinst the txials and worries
Of housekeeping. IL she be suffering from
those distressing irregularities, ailments
and weaknesses peculiar to her sex! DE-.
PiefcsS Fsvorits Prescription iss specific
for these disorders. The only remedy s,ld
By druggists, under positive guarantee
from the manufacturer. 8stisfaction guar
anfeed In every care or morey refunded.
See printed guarantee on bottle ursrpsr.
nevl0dltfolsm
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And Still They Go Under.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Adolph Ksrash &
Co., dealers in second hand clothing, $50
Seventh avenue in this city, aud new
clothing at Fall River, Mass have notified
thei, creditors that they have gone into
insolvency at Fall River on account Of
heavy losses. =.
Charles Msrever, manufacturer Of glazed
kid in this city and Newark, assigned To-Day.
He did business Of $3.50 600 year. and
his inventory last July showed liabilities OF
$50, 600 and assets Of $4,000
Adler & Mitchell, wholesale a1d retsil
deslers in clothing At Newark, N. j., has
confessed judgment for over S35 900.
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RIOTS REPORTED
In Rio Grandc do SuI-Fonseca May
Have Trouble from that Quarter.

LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from Rio
Jaheiro Gays: Riots are reported In Rio
Grssde DO Sui. Code kilograms from that
district are prohibited and local dispatches
are subjsct to censorship. The govern
ment line to Portalegre has been cut. All
other province are sending congratulations
to ihe President.
Rio Graude do Sui is q great grain pro-
dnoing province, largely colon'za I'd BY Ger
maos xud commands an army Of $4,000
men Of German origin. silverio Martinez,
bahished during the last revolution and
afterward allowed 10 return, possesses great
influence, sot IL he Is npHin ated for pfssi-
don't of Rio Grsnds do sui, President Dc
Fonseca will be powerlsss 10 crush hini.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

At Cincinnati, Mondsy. the Hall Safe &
Lock Co. . establishments Vas burned. Tso
freaAen were killed, ard three ir jased.
wrectefs removed several rails from
the track OF the Western and Alan'ic
railroad Sunday night pesr Atlanss, 0a.,
causing the sfeck OF the regul,r 1sis north
with aoout ffty passengers. Several Of
the train crew we're hurt but none seriously.
John Hsytmsn, sged go, Evug in VIII
Hamstufg. N. T., and his daughter. were
beaten and robbed by unknown men in
front Of Mr.. Hsrimsn's home Sunday niah..
The rot .Ys secured sbou: $500 snd foei
bank books. Mr.. Hsr,m.n vas psf.islly
blind; his daughter totally %.
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FOR CANADA'S GOOD.
Goodwin Smith Declares for Il Union
with the United States.

TORONTO. Oot, Nov. 9-In lecture
here ,onish. Gocd~in Smith declared it his
conviction thst the future OF Canada vas
nut only commercially but politically
oousd up with the United States.
AS ar Englisbman. he said, he would dis
like TO see the last link between England
and Canada severed, but having the future
Of Csnsda in mind, be had no hesitation 10
pronouncing TO- her political uaion with
the United States.
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INDIANA LOSES
Ia Case A6alns! United States
for HiN Z Million.
Strike. lnIolIins SsIsPil Thousand lfol
aid Sted Workers Seems Probable.
Arsenic Used for Baking Powder Causes
Two and Probably Three Deaths.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The Court Of
Claims today ir ths case Of the state Of In
diana against the Uaited States, to recover
$500 600 expended by the state for roads.
decided adversely to lndiara. Oaio and
Illinois have suits pending each involving
similar smonLt. The decision in this case
is precedent which will be followed in
the tive other cases.
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THEY STOLE S5>1,331.
Ulster County Savings Institution Will
Probably Pay ~ Per Cent. of Deposits.

KrsesroN, N. Y, Nov. &C. NJ. Preston,
superintendent. of the state banking DEPART
ment, has concluded 81 examination OF the
Ulster County Savings Intttuson and ISSUE I'd
today statement Of the condition Of the
wrecked bank. He fiads the amount due
the depositors to be So 474 i65 snd the
assets to be s., ,l03 5i7, lsayios de fclency
Of S365,9l The books showed st the be-
ginning of the exsminat o1 81 so3,l3f to tie
due the depositors, and aI tte close, That
amount should have been 81, .46o, show
ing the amount absnscsed or withdraw By
Ostrander and Trumpbour to have been
s5sl.33 Superintendent Preston says the
assets are capable Of paying s5 par cent. Of
the deposits.
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THEY USED ARSENIC
For Baking Powder. and Two Are Dead
Another Will Die.

ORASGEvnIE. Cal, Nov. 81. z.
Brandon and wife died today Of arseniesl
poisoning, Their grown son and daughter
were also poisoned. The former is ex.
pc cted to die, but the latter may recover.
The srsenic was used by the family. who
are amateur taxidermisls. and WAS placed in
biscuits this morning in mistake for bakin
nox xier
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
@. T. STEVENS, sheriff.
w. s. CHoATE, clerk.
r. A. SHALL, stenogrspher.

@. T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. s. CHoATE, clerk.
r. A. SnALL, stenogrspher. .
MONDAY, Nov. 0.
Blanchard ct al vs.. Blanchard. The tes-
timony in this case was concluded in the
afternoon and by agreement Of the parties
reported to the law term for decision. In
yesterdays report Of the case for coven-
ant broken an error crept in a. to the re-
suit. The verdict was for the plaintiff for
the full amount claimed. II the defend
ent has sny remedy it must be by bill in
equity.
Frances Tasker vs.. Town Of Farming
dale. A. M. Spear for plaintiff; Baker,
Baker 4 Cornish for the Augusta, HslloweIl
e. Gardiner Rsilrosd Co., which 10 cited in
TO defend A. G. Stilphen for the town.
This is an action for personal injuries
alleged to have been caused through 6
defect in defendants highway . short
distance below Loudon hill. The defect
alleged is shott culvert in substance.
The plaintiff says that north Of this culvert
the road was prepared for travel clear
out to the bank, which formed
the outer shoulder Of = shallow ditch |;
that the same condition existed on the south
side Of the culvert, but that the culvert vss
short. and one travelling along in straight
course would run one side Of the carYiae e
clear over the end Of the culvert, dfoppir g
into the water course two feet or more II
dc pth. The plaintiff Gays that on the 9h
Of May lsst she was driving from Sidney to
her home Ia Randolph with kind and gen
tie horse sitsched to . top carriage. and hav-
iDg with her two OF her youngest children /;
ih.t she reached the locality In question 3
lille after in the evening, and seeing an
electric car coming with q headlight. he
turned 9 little to the left. going upon thu
easterly eide Of the road to avoid ~ much
ss possible the car; that the carriage went
c q the side Of the culvert, the existence Of
| which she did not know, and threw her
ont and injured her about the
bead, neck, arms and back, from
which she tay suhered much and still COLI
,inpes to suffer- She cisims to recover
$1,000, The csss was opened in the fore
noon, apd the Jury in charge Of an officer
proceeded to the place in question and took
. view. The casa was resumed at o'clock
Pm :The plaintiffs counsel called and
had sworn l6 witnesses. The trial will pro-
bAtly occupy two days more.
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CHRISTIANS AT WORK.
Addresses Made on Mission WOrk-Sug.
gestiOns for Children's Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-There wss
large attendance today st the Convention OF
Christians at Work A uumber Of addresses
were made on the progress of tie mission
work in various cities, and other subjects.
Rev. E. Psyson Hammond, evangelist OF
Hartford, Conn.,, ia his remsrks, made
suggestions for the conducting Of working
in the evangelistic meetings for children.
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PRINCE OF WALRS
RscaYlDs Congratulations On
Reaching His ooh Blrlhdly.
Bsilia Undergoing 4 Financial panie-..A
Run On Tho Banks.
Brussels Clerks Aid Contractors 10 Swin-
die City Out Of $4,000 Francs.

LoNpox, Nov. 6,--The 5oih hirthdsy Of
the P,iace Of Wsles Is bsirg eelsb,ated
with eathasiAssn. 1t 10 sAid ;hAs .ytr since
early morning messages have been pouring
ia To SAtdrinshAm With gins, ,hae from
the German ksiser and P,ieoe Hears alone
amounting in value to es5 600, The city
:s.kers Of London are Celebrating At Guild
Hall in honor Of the occasion. and 10 every
part Of Great Britain there 10 some recos'
milton OF the day.
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MAVERICK BANK
Making Ready to Resume Business Pre-
pairing Statement.

BosroN, Nov 9-Comptroller Lacey,
Bank Examine. Ever and Receiver Beal
met as Maverick osnk early this morning
and had long ceufsrercs. Thirty-eisht
Of sixty clerks formerly employed at the
Maverick are in their places today. aud the
work Of getr og Ready to open the oaok fer
the transsctisn Of srsiness siih the receiver
will be pushed rapidly. Rscsiver Besl 10
repairing . statement 10 deposi'ors which
will be given to the press tomorrow.
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Married, AID Jet unhappy. H5w many
q home has been robbed Of sunshine aud
hsppicess sad rendered sAd And desolste by
the less q s5me dear and pel.si child
This is q d,~gsr5us season for Children and
psreD,s should keep DR.. Bul9s Cough
SJrup haEdy. pnce rs cents . bottle.
All citizens Or rxious to participate in The
conina festivities can cure their aches aud
pains Il otce, by n.isg SAlvsson Oil.
Price e5 cents { ,sile.
poyl0c&si vf0ifm
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A STRIKE INEVITABLE
Involving Several Thousand Iron and
steel Workers nj Pittsburg.

PIrrsBuRG, Nov Q Between seven and
eight huadred uaskiled employees of Jonss
6 Lsughlin, iron and steel manufacturer,
have been on a strike for several days.
The i,m has bsen filing the places Of the
strikers with non-upiou men. Members Of
the firn, state positively that no conces-
sions will b mad. From the present out
look strike, involving several thousand
men, seems inevitable.