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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-04-17
Brutal and upprovoked ,tur,e ,er.

CHICAGO, April IT, While John
Iron, clerk on West Twelfth street,
was carrying small showcase into the
store he accidentally jostled pass
ing pedestrian. who stabbed Iron to the
heart, put his knife in his pocket, turned
up his coat collar and sauntered around
the corner. No one knows the muir
derer.
AT Harrisburg, Pa, the senate bill ap-
propriating $500, 900 for the states ex-
hibit at the Chicago fair passed its sec
and reading in the house.
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AT WATERVILLB
Vas Organized The Central
Maine Theological Circle.
1 DsIleR Nan SeTefsIy Injured IN a
CaastinS accident.
Dai,ymen at Winthrcp-Agricult
Society oificsss- Belfast News.

Especial TO the Rennebec Journal.
WArgEvLLE, Jan. Il. The Central
Maine Theological Circle was organized in
this city today. IL is composed of Baptist
ministers from Oldto~n to Gardiner, and
the object Of the organization is the con-
sideration Of theological ard literary mat
terc. The meeting was held st Colby Uni
versity in the forenoon. after which there
was dinner at the Elmwood, and subse-
quent meeting in the parlor Of that hotel
An organization was effected a. follows:
President. Rev. c. 7. Hanson; Vice Presi-
dent. Rev. W. II. Spencer, d. D.; Seere-
tary and Treasurer, Rev. J. B. Bryant. The
following 10 a list of those in attend
snce Revs. T. e. Busfeld and G. b.
Iisley, Bangor; Rev. S. c. Fletcher. Dex-
ter, Rev. c. v. Hanson. Skowhegan; !;
Rev. N. ID. Curtis. Fairfield; Rev. W. Fl.
Spencer. d. D., Rev. A. w. Small, Phi. D.,
Rev /. B. LeClair. Waterville; Rev. w.
p. Palmer, North Vas.alboro; Rev. J B.
Bryant. China; Rev G X. Berry, Liberty !;
Rev. J. Kicker, ID ID Rev. j. NJ. Wymau,
Augusta: Rev. j. E. Cochrane, Hallowell !;
Itrf - L. cNtu, odfulucI. OlutI5 Will
come into the circle hereafter. which will
finally comprise twenty members or mere.
The meetings are to be he Id in this city every
month. At the meeting today Rev. T. Z
Busaeld bad an essay on Aaron Burr, and
the practical topic, "Ihe Sunday Evening
Meeting" was opened by Rev. J. NJ. Wy
m Al of Augusta. Some other matters were
also considered and the circle finally ad-
journed after most satisfactory session, to
meet again in February. The idea of
forming this circle had its origin here some
weeks ago WHEN quite 3 number of the
ministers were in the city on occasion Of
tn. ordination Of Rev Mr.. LeClair.
Mr.. Thompson. lately connected in an
editorial capacity with the Rockland Fres
Press, has been here second time, in con-
neetion with a possible purchase Of the
Wsterville Mail. He expresses himself ~
pl ased with the city and the mail property
a1d prospects, and the present proprietors
have named a price, which is $4,000. Mr..
Thompson has gone away, and il he
raises the money, and pays it over
the establishment will become his.
That is about the extent of the deal
which some Of the papers ssy has been
made.
Rev. d L. r Libby gave his lecture at
City Hall this svening on the passion play
a. Ober Ammergsu. There WAS rather =
small audience but the speaker held the
close attention of all who were present and
the views with which the lecture was Illus
trated were very good, some of them being
i'll colors AMI presentir G a gorgeous appear
ance. The lecture is certainly worthy Of
patronage wherever it may be given.
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Meteorological Report.
BIG TALK WITH INDIANS.
Hostile Chisfs Agree to Surrender
Aims and Lieut.. cassy's Murderers

PiSs RIDGE AGENCY. Jan. H.-This
afternoon the second delegation of Host lie
chiefs arrived from camp. They COM
prised Two Strike, Kicking Bear, Lance
High, Hawk. and Eagle Pipe. They
had big talk with Gen. Miles. The
1t was agreed that the hostiles would leave
the present camp and pitch tepees on the
west side Of White Clay Creek, Immediately
opposite and less than half mile from the
agency. The Indians are to surrender their
arms to th' ir respective chiefs, who will
give a re ceipt for them and place the name
of each man upon his gun. The
weapons will then be sold and the
proceeds returned to the Indisns
The chiefs will attempt TO control thei'
young men and failing in this will them
selves arrest those who refuse to act az
good Indians and turn them over to the
agent. Gen Miles was pleased with the
friendly disposition manifested by the chiefs
ard proposed to allow them several days in
which to redeem their promise. He has
cent the hostiles several thousand
pounds of -four and several hunAred
pounds af coffee and sugar The chic Is
were equally pleased with the kindly treat
ment received at the hands of Gen. Miles
and left Immediately for camp. Gen.
Miles demanded the surrender of the slay-
ers of Lieut. Casey and the chiefs prom
ised to accede to bis de mards.
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The British Schooner W. r. 6ayward
Case

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Press Associa
ton has information to the effect that the
Britieh government approves of the appeal
made to the United States Supreme Court
asking that court to issne a writ of prohbi.
ton and annul the action of the District
Court of Alaska in coniemning the British
schooner W. P. Ssyward, seized by the
United States government on the
charge of illegally capturing seals
Lord Salisbury always contended during
ne go,istions with the United States thai
the laws of that country did not make
Behring sea mare ciausum. The case now
before the highest court in the United
States will be argued on the international
question as to whether any power is entitled
to claim fishing rights outside Of the three
mile limit The British Government hope.
the Supreme Court will, in its decision OF
the question now submitted to it. show that
there has never been any exclusive right.
given the United States TO close Behrine
Sea to other ports.
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Especial to the KENNEBEo Journal

Speclal TO the hENNFBEC JOURNAL.
BELFAST, Jan. II Mrs. Susie D., wife
of Chas. A. Doe Of Fort Payne, Alabama,
died in that place Tuesday nigh. of fever.
aged % years. Mrs. Doe was the daugh-
| ter of Mr.. Benj4mil and Mary Black of
| East Belfast. She graduated from the
| Belfast high school in June. 1887, standicg
well among her class, and writing the class
| poem. Mr. and Mrs Doe settled in Fort
Payne last October Mr.. Doe beiog in the
drug business and doing we'll. Mrs. Doe
| WAS one of Beifsst's best young ladies', be-
loved by all, aud leaves maly friends who
will sincerely mourn her loss. The SYM
psthv Of the community is extended to the
| family in their bereavement. The remains
will be s.n to Belfast for interment.
The officers of the A o U W. will be
| iostallsd n 1t Monday evening and sup
per will be served at the Crosby Inn. Some
| officers of the Grand Lodge are expected
| 10 be present.
The W. G. T. U. meets with Mira. Chas.
| Stevens on Union street next Saturday.
The following fiicers Of the Belfast Ns-
tional Bank were elected Tuesday even
ing: Directors. c. B. Hszeltine, W. B.
Devsn, A A Howes. T. W Pitcher, J. g.
Brooks; resident, j. G. Brooks: Cashier,
A. II, Bradbury.
Tuesday a part of Wedne sday was pretty
| well laken up in court with the following
case. Viram B. Paul vs Israel Woodbury..
Acton is broush ht for malicious prosecution.
In 1855 and 1856 Mr.. Paul was collector
| of taxes for the town of Morrill, In 1888
| Mr.. Woodbury. was treasurer. Near the
close of 1883 Woodbury. finds that the &C,
| counts Of Paul are $50 short, as he claims,
| and therefore issued warrant of distress
| for $50 Mr.. Paul gave a bond. which was
| afterwards sued ard Mr.. Paul proved that
he had paid in he full amount. This WAS
| tiled in the January term Of 1890. 1t 10
| now again settled to The sstisf.ction of Mr..
Paul in verdict of 81 so in his favor.
Fogler for plaintiff Li,tlefeld & William,
ton for deferdent.
The following fieers of the Belfast
High School Lyceum have been elected
President, Don. Chase; vice president,
Miss swan secretary, Mss Harris; treas.
urer. Mtss Mitchell; executive committee,
Ralph Gilmore, Miss Sullivan. Miss Per-
kins. Mrs Bickneli; finance committee,
Ralph Gilmore. Miss Rust, Mis-, Rivers
Officers are elected to serve but one term.
There will be grand hall in the Belfast
Opera House Thursday evening, given by
tie Washington Hose Co, No. l. Music
| By Sanbo'n's full orchestra. Give the
bows good house
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wIaDe.

Schooner James Freeman, which kft
Boston Dec lG, and was supposed to have
been lost, has arrived st Mschias.
The Portland police have been lookir z
about the city for one William Appt, wio
has stolen $500 and . gold watch In st..
John.
Henry II. Homer, boots and shoes. Bs, :
gor, Me, bss ia led. =. l.. Irish 4 Co +,
manufacturer Of brush blocks, Buck fei' /,
Me-, has failed.
The home Of Mrs. W. r. King. Portlanf :.
sas guttcd by Are, Tuesday night. :
.ured for o. COO. Part Of furniture ssvst I;
balance insured. 20.
IL il reported that the Dominion goverr- =
nent has refused to allow the sale OF tho
cargo OF coal in American scho 1ner Gone :
ruh OF Richmond, Ne, which put into
Yarmouth, N. s.. ~hiIs on voyage froLs
sidney, N. B., for Ne~ York.
The annual meeting Of the Trustees 'st
Mon,on Academy, vas held 1t J. J.
sprsgus. office u sdsy evening Jan. Sis.
f'be folio sing efflcees were eiec'ed. >.
n Ppllen. Pres. G. W Folsom. See "A.
r jackson. Treas. e W Folsom. n {.
pullsD, j. A. Larson, Executive Co Dm.t-
re.
Herbert Bates, an employee in G. ".
Bsiley's sons & Co. oil cloth shops. Win
hrop, W lie gosrg H. to work r3ssds y
tepl ei into A. OPEN seattle falling tbr e
.ior,s, s'fik ug on The Vi ~; fo'tanteIy -
ban 1sre b,osea Mis- N~iiie q Jrion.
&hile a; strx 10 the same pace. wass roc-
on toe lead By = iailias il,ns xsd quae
ser.ous!y iniutej.
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MAINE LEGISLATURES


WEDNESDAY, January IA.
Senate called 70 order by the President.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Gvynne Of Augusta
Journal Of Tuesday. January Is. read
ar approved.
Papers from the HOuss disposed Of in
concurrence.
By Mr.. Smith of Lincoln.
Ordered. That all joint standing commit
tees except the Committee on Financial
Affairs make their hasl reports on the 18th
day Of February NEXT
By Mr.. Poor Of Cumberland,
Ordered, That the Secretary of the Sen
ate be authorized to furnish wrsppers and
pay postage. not exceeding $40 90 for any
one senator, for the distribution of vAri-
Gus reports Of Departments of State,
and other public documents, such
- said senators may desire to mail to
citizens of the State.
PETITIONS, BILL, ETC, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Hunt Of fWaldo,-Petition Of JEFF.
ferson Faulkner. ct. al night watchman at
State Prison for adjustment of salaries.
Referred to committee on State Prison.
in aid of Maine General Hospital.
Referred to Committee on Financial At
fairs.
By Mr.. Nash Of Washin ng'on-Petition of
]. c. Adams and 1903 ,sothers of Cherry field
in favor Of Cherryaeld village corporation.
with bill accompanying.
Referred TO Committee on Towns.
By Mr.. Pettingill Of Oxford-Petitiou
of Samuel Betton and ia others, citizens
of Andoyer, county Of Oxford, for ALLOW
snce to aid in building road from Black
Brook Bridge to Richardson's Lake. in said
county
Referred to Committee on State Lands
and State Roads.
By Mr.. Nash Of Wsshington-Petitio
of F. f Wallace and 63 others of Mill
bridge for geological survey of the State.
Referred to Committee on Mines and Mi.
ming.
Also petition of S. N. Campbell and 81
others for same.
Referred to Committee on Mines and
Mining.
BY Mr.. Mehau of Knox-Petitiou of C.
Prince and others to be incorporated ss the
Thomaston Bank aad Trust Co., with bill
accompanying.
Referred to committee on Banks and
Baking.
BY Mr.. Moore of Cumberland-Bili,a an
act relating TO the annual returns Of rail-
road corporations. Referred to committee
on Railroads, Telegraphs and Expresses.
By Mr. Poor of Cumherlsnd-Bill, an
act TO amend Section ll2 of Chapter ii of
the Revised Statutes, RELAXING to Normal
schools. Referred to committee on Edu-
cation.
By Mr.. Swantonof STANDARDIZATION
of city of Bath for additional powers re-
lsting to wharves. Referred to Judiciary
committee.
By Mr.. Rogers Of Washington-Bill,
an act for the prote ction of trout and land
locked salmon in rat1ance lake. Referred
to committee on Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Thatcher of Penobscot-A peti.
ton of trustees of Maine Charity S ;hool
for amendment Of charter, with accompany.
ing bill. Referred to the Committee on
Legal Affairs.
A communication was received from the
Hon. Charles E. LitsIefeld, signifying his
acceptance Of the office of Attorney Gen.
eral for the political years 1891 and 1892
On motion of Mr.. That cher of Pencb
scot,
Adjourned.
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Bowdoin Alumni OF Boston.

BosroN, Jan. 1.-THE 23d annual
meeting and dinner of the Bowdoin Alum
nj Association of Boston and vicinity was
held at the Parker House this evening.
It was the mos. successful ever held under
the auspices of the ASSOCIATION A busi-
ness me ing was called to order by Hon
W. w. Rice, 1876. president of the
association Officers elected President.
Hon. w w. Rice, 46; vice president, + P.
Loring 'Gl: Secretary, A. S Parker &c
Asss'adt Secretary, Edwin Upton Curtis
50; Executive Committee. Frank Fl. Hill
90, Henry S B. Smith 81, w f Spesr
10. George NJ. Whitaker -. F. V.
Wright rs, N. B Ford 50. At the ban
quet President Rice presided aud in the
seat of honor wa. President VIM. Dewitt
Hyde of the College sf er dinner speecbc
~ere made By President Hyde, Rev. c. A
Bsrtol and others, interpreted with music
Resolutions of regret for the death of Hon
John c. Dodge were passed.
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Tue Financial eul Carried By q vete
OF - to ~.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 The Senate just
adjourned a. II IL af ar having paced the
nnAncial bill ~ amended hy . vote Of 80 -
". A lore debate took place yesterday,
opened by Insalls. who spoke over two
oours. and fAlowed by Jonss Of Nevada.
German. S'esart, Aldrich. Plumb, Eustis,
Reagan. Call, Teller, Morr,ll, Allison.
doar, MsrgAn, Miphessoa, Sherman,
Danisls, Coke, Butler AMI Vance.
Vance offered an amendment repeating
the State bank taxation. Last.
The bill Sas then reported to the Senate.
and he amendments made In the committee
OF the Whole were agreed to. Then Vest
astonished the Senate by bringing forward
~ substitute for the bill . purely free
,oinase bill. which srovides that the unit
Of value in the United States shall BE- the
dollar, to be coined out Of &i?l9 srsins
of standard oliver, or s5 $40 srains Stand.
ard gold. Vest stated that HE substitute
vas similar to the free coinage bill thas
paced the Senate last session.
Aldrich moved to amend the substituts
BY addins thereto the national banking feat
ure Of the original bill. Lost-ysas, 81;
uavs 81.
Vests substitute was agreed 10 without Q
division. The bill as amended BY the cub.
sii,n'e was agreed to--veas, 50; nays, "a.
Yeas--Messrs. Allen. Barbour, Bate,
Perry. Blackburn, Ba'ler, Cameron, Cock.
rell, Coke, Daniel, Eustis, Faulkner. Glib
son, German. Hampton, ingalls,. Jones Of
Arkansas, Jones Of Nevada, ksnna. Nc
Connell, Manderson. Mitchell. Morgan,
Paddock, PAseo, Power, Push. Reagan.
Sanders, Shoup. Stanford. Stewart. Teller.
Vance, Vest. VOORHEES,. Walthall. VOL.
eott.
Nays-Aidrich. Allison. Carey, Casey,
Callom, DAVIS. Dixon, Dolph. Edmunds,
Evarts, Frye. Hale. Hawley, Htsgins. He
cock. Hoar. Mcmillan, Plat. Quay, Saw
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Foreign Notes.

The London Star said Wednesday that
Parneli has d. fnitsly and ana' ly abandoned
all idea of rssuming the leadership Of the
Iish parliamentary party.
In TIE Ge,man R-ichsssa "Wednesday,
Chancellor Won Csp,i'i, speaking On tie
motion to reduce or abolish taxes on the
necessa,ies Of life, said the government
had the interests Of the people At heart on
this subj Ct. but we're unabie 10 take any
deia lite sc,ien. pencing Commercial, uego,ia-
ticns with Austria and other countries.
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Ice Operations
Special to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL.

Speciai TO the hENNEBEc JOURNAL.
SourH GARDNER, Jan. IA The ice
companies here were obliged to stop run
ming ice for two days on account of the
rain, but are sill busiiy at work runnin 9
today. The Great Falls Ice Co South
Gardiner, fnishe filling their houses today.
Their Pittston houses are shout half full.
Mr.. Bartlett, superintendent of the Great
Fails, Washington, ID c.. came here yes
terday ard ia now overseeing the work at
the Pitts on houses. The Inde dependent
Coz norh houses are half full, the south
houses beirg not so far along. The
Knickerbocker At Smithtown are not 50 far
along as the other companies. but are work
i1g large party Of men and are running
t~o chains. Harrington. filling for Clark
& Chaplin at the Point, is nearly full
Haley, Berry ard the resi- of the companies
are rushing their work along as fast as pos
sib,e. The ice is fifteen TO eighteen inches
| thick
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Admitted Ten Democrats and Five
Republicans.

Concord N H. Jan IA Ire House
this afternoon adopted. unanimously, . res
olut!,n sdnisting - seats ten democrats
sni Eve republicans elected from former
cisssed toms. Linlefeld Of Albany, At
wood Of Bridsewster, Young ef lClnks-
VILE, Ctffia of Dummer, Tiiton of E>s,
King stoff. BoUles of Easton, Priest Of
Franc ,uis. Killer Of Groson. Gray Of
Jackson, Young of Landof, Atkinson OF
Madison, Barber of Nelson, Jewell OF
South Hampton. Robb Of Stoddard, Camp
bell of Woe dstock
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Dairymen at winthrop.

WrsrHHoP. Jan. i4.-In spite Of the
storm there are 8 number present to at.
tend the State Dairyman's Conference held
in our Town Hall by the State Board
Of Agriculture. Today 10 preparation day
and vas devoted 10 examining centrifugal
separssor which WAS in operation. Tomor-
ros and Friday will be the leading days.
On Friday Governor Burleigh viii b
nYeannf
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Democrats Condemn.

CoScoRp. N. H., Jan. II The demo.
crstic legislative caucus this evsnifg
adopted resolutions coniembing the &C ior
Of the supreme court in the la'e legislative
muddle and denouncing the conduct Of u .
Governor i, siA,ionirg AIMED men In iis
State House on the day Of the assembling
OF the legisls ure. A resolution vas adopted
postponipg until Monday night the nomiI ..
lion Of q senatorial candidate.
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A Complimentary Bar qust

WArERvILLE. Jan. l4.-Prominent horse
men and other ciizsns rendered Q compli-
mentsry banquet at Murray's, this even.
i5g, to Alec K. Yates. proprietor Of Slve,
LaSn rrotting Stock Farm The banquet
was a brilliant affair. and was in honor of
Yates departure next Wednesday for
Africa, y here for several years. in company
with his brother and Boston parties, he has
been engaged in trade.
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R,ported Dss th at Macisop.
rspecisl to the KrssEsEc JOURNAL. !

Special TO the kESSEBEc JOURNAL
NoRKIpsEwooK, Jan H-It 10 reported
here today that man BY the name of Ellis,
living 10 the s,ulhern part of Madison,
dropped dead yesterday morning while do.
ing bis work at the stable. No particulars
received
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MainO Pensions.

Pensions have been granted TO these res
idents Of Maine.
Original VIM Dsngier. Togas; Al me,
L Tarr, Webs,er Corner; Charles II Con
ui.ton, Portland; additional, Stephe,
Wills. Vinal Haven; restoration and 10.
crease, George A. Coles. Na'ipns' Nil tAsy
Home i"crrs.e, Lorin y Ste~A'd. N M.
vile; Peter Jennings. Hsmpdsn; Ge,,g'
W. Hsllowell. Curtis Corner. Leeds; reis-
cue, George r. wixon, Centre Sidney
Patrick W. Herbert. National Military
Home.
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Schooner A.hors.

VINEYARD HAvE~. Jan. "a -Schoonel
Freddie ". Alton of Proviocsto from
Green's Landing, Me-, fer New York, With
3 cargo of paving stones. ran ashore or
Pssque Island. during thick snor storm
Il is mo,nu g. The .tesm tug William s
Slater is assisting her.
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1pcoln Agricultural Society Elects
Oftcers

DAMARIscorrA, Jan. IA AT the annual
meeting of the Lir coin Agricultural Society
held here today, the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year. President
L. J. York of Nobleboro, Secretary, E. E.
Dunbar. Damsriscotta; Treasurer. G. H
Weeks of Damsri.cot's; Trustees. A. A.
Hall of Newcastle. c. E. Piper Of Dsmaris
c3tta, and J. A. Perkins of Nobleboro.
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eenator Star ford suco.sds Himself.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. l4.-The legislature
in joint session today formally declAred
Lslsnd Stanford elec'ed 10 the United
states Senate to succeed himself.
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Dolan Dsad-Emmoes At Lares.

BosToS Jan 14-Terrance DoIan -ho
was SHOT Monday sisht by Newell L En-
mons. died tonight. Emmons has not been
cArtufed
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Coaatipg Accident at DE- xtsr
Especial to the KExNEBEc JOURNAL

DExrER, Jas. IA Last evening Mr.. j.
W. Hodgkios, an aged man, while on his
way home, was run into by double run.
ner. he was thrown quite 3 distance A ]
received severe bodi'y injuries.
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$4,000 Fire at Grenade, Miss.

GRENADA, Miss. Jan. IA Eight build
ings On Main street and three on Depct
street. were burned last night. L.ss ovel
e75 COO; partly insured.
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6torms In Europe.

LONDON, Jan. lt-Severe storms are
reported raging in the North Sea. Adrices
from Berlin are to the effect that the Eibs
is full of immense ice Il res and that navi-
CATION in the river is rendered very danger
Gus by the huge masses of floating ice
The bulls of several ships have been crushed
in. Els hteen .hipwrecked sailors. whose
vessels were lost in this way, have landed
at Heiigoland. Violent snow storms a,t
again prevailing throuahout Austria ard
Hungary. A perfect blizzHd is raging IL
V csna all the afternoon. The ralrnsf
linss are again blocked by snow and trsffic
is Rre atly Interrupted.
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STATE II ,uss c III mission.
Toe Stste House commits on adjourned
this morning ,il Tae.day, Jan. 20, o. ten
O'Clock In the forenoon.
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Maine Man Fatally Injured at Nav
Durham H. r.

FARxIsGros, N. H, Jan. l4.-James
Haynes of Oxford, Maine, while teaming
At New Durham. N. H, today fell under
his loaded team, receiving fatal injuries.