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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken Prom the
current Events Of the Day.

Lord Stanley denies that he will reign
the governor senerslslip Of Canada before
the expiration Of bis term.
Schooner Emma X. Smalley. before re-
ported ashore nesf Chstham, Mass. sprung
. leak Wsdsesdsy afternoon and will be
total loss.
Brig Ellen Catherine British Williams,
that .siied from Sssnses, August 6, for
Tilt Cove. N. g., 10 posted .. the London
Lloyss ~ missing.
Al Memphis, Tenn, Thursday morning.
Tai Hsl. once . me mbsr Of the celebrated
French kVsrso.s faction 10 Ksatucky, Who
has . record Of having killed ninety men
vas arrested.
Hon. Harris G. Hsrtxen, ex.pYssident
Of the h..sschBssits Senate, died q Fitch
burg, Mass, Wsisssdsy evening, Of rhsu.
matte fever. complicated by Dneumoala.
lie leaves sidSp AID tso children.
The Ere cracker house Of Mastsn &
Wells, brssosk manufacturers, on Svets
strest, Boston. vzs blown up at i2.45 P.
M W.dlesisy. One man 10 fepoYtsd
killed afd two injured. The explosion
vas terrific Ard heard all over the ciIy.
The sesre a; the close Of the third day Of
the istsTnaiienai bicycle tournament q
Warees'er. Mass. 80: AsbiagsR, I03
miles. iaps; Lsmsden, 1903. 2; Wood,
lob, 2; Lamb. i02, g. Stage, I02; O'Fian-
agan, ss, 80 Albert, %, /.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Meeting Mt Chicago 10 Talk over the
Awarding Of Space.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8. - Thirty-one state
World Far organizations were rspfesentsd d
in the convention called to meet today with
he board Of control. DEPARTMENT chiefs
and directors Of the Exposition. A
resolution was introduced declaring
all applica ions for space from
exhibi or, in the United States should
be made TO the state boards direct and by
he % forwarded to the director general; no
sllotment Of space 10 exhibitors viii be i'n-
Ally awarded without the approval Of the
stase from which sach application was filed.
The resolution WAS laid over until tcmor-
row. National commissions snd its board
sl1ne heretofore bad contr OF sppiica
tons for space aud installation Of exhibits.
After the convention adjourned tht
board Of control considered the sbove re
solutisn in ex, Gu i've session. A member
Of the board says they are inclined to coofef
some po~ er on State organizations, but they
will not consent 10 any such broad division
Of control over exhibits - the resolution
contemplates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-10
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
At Ta!elIiHe DriVlls Large
CroVd--.A Grand Time.
ihs Ysafs Growth Ia tho Busy fsxa
oi LiIWmaee Pals.
Mill and Industries started that Will
be II Great Eeaetit.


Special 70 ths KxssEBEe JouKsAL
WArxRyrLLE. Dsc. 3-Tte masiesI fes-
sivsi ID proving . great success. None Of
the concert soioists are here YET. bu; the
most sxcsl!ens work Ia fehssrsAi is heirs
done asder the direction Of Ms. Bartlett,
oh, Is . most industrious worker. and be
Is most ably supported by Martha Dana
shepard. The hrss matinee will be given
s. m1rrow afternoon st Q O'Clock, when .
very fns programme viii be presented
cy tai q. from those connected with the
festival And K B Hall. sho will rerser
The cornst solo. Loot Chord" and Mr..
Fred A. @ ven Of Lewiston. violin sololst,
IL Is hoped that arrangement may be ID sde
90 that scholars 10 the paDlic schools may
nave an opportunity 90 attend. In case
this is done, SPECIAL tickets will be sold to
them a. q nemia4l prica-
People ~ho have attended many eonver-
Eiots aud fesi rails ssy that tais is the oess
chorus that insy ever knew on the opening
day. sed here are suli constant sddIsions.
AT the "Socisl Hout" this forenoon, M.
Bartlett sang . beautiful tenor solo, Mr..
jnepsrd gave . piano solo, Miss Molis
Basn of r. Ierofs, . whis LEG solo, and
then Mr. Williams, OF H.verhili. Mass.
gave the class 80 exhibition Of the wonder-
tui sork If .hst wonderful insnumsnt the
phonogrsph. The "Socisl Hour" Is = very
interesting feature of ths festival re-
hesrsais.
There was grand chorus ~ the reheas-
,al this evehiI and an unusually large
lumber Of spe csstors were ia. At the
social evening Mrs. Robbins sang Z bird
Carol With Whaling oblisato BY Mollie
Bush
Tomorrow afternoon will occur the first
matinee, when foe programme will be
pre.en.ed. The price will be 25 cents to
all parts Of the hsli, but all the pupils in
public schools and their teachers will be
4dmitts for the nominal sum Of 10 cents,
aud the board Of educsiion have decided to
,ive them half holiday, With the possible
exception Of the high school where exami-
asticns are going on.
Tomorro~ evening occurs the first grand
concert, when the Boston sooi.ts will ap-
pear for the FIRST time.
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CHILL DOESN'T LIKE IT.
Thought will Settle With Uncle Sam
to Defy the Spanards.

VALrARAIso, Dec. 9.-Ths substance
OF President Hsrrison's statement Of
Cnilisn affairs received today is the sub
ject OF universal comment Ii is regarded
oy hliAns ss . decidedly menaciug rupture
between the two countries a. il 10 not BE- lev
ed the Chilisn goverment~iil consent either
to an spology any material indemnity. 1t
is no secret ihst the governments is pre- sed-
ing actively with warlike prtpuations in
anticipation of hostilities, possibly With
other powers and probably with the United
States. The situation is complicated by
Spsin's demand for , large indemnity.
Tne Chilians slvsys disliked the Spaniards
and their hatred is qaickened By
this demand which the ChiliAns say is pre-
seated row to take advantage of the ex-
is,ing difficulties. General sentiment in
dicstss they would challenge Spain If they
had not the Uaited States to deal with. An
American ofiicisl expressed the opinion to-
day that the Chiliaps might conclude to
ssisls With America in order to defy the
3paniafds.
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THE ENGLISH PRESS


Lorpos, Dec. 9--In commenting upon
Pre,ideat iisrrison's message the P,,t
notices with satisfaction the absence Of
signs Of blustcr toward foreign nations. and
says 10 the message meets the ideas Of tbs
Presidents party. Mr.. Biaine's chances
have seriously diminished.
The Daily News says THE Presinents
message leaves nothing to be desired in
tone or in temper. Mr.. Harrison 10 less
exssperstipg than Mr.. Blaine. consequently
more .tatesmsnlike. He would not SPEAK
80 tenderly Of reciprocity II his protection
policy va success"
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Whats better for wound than Salvation
0iif Echo answers; Whist" We answer;
Nothing So say vssli Of Us. % say ws
alii' Only rs cts.
A poor unfortunate In Milwaukee 10 said
to have sasezsd himself 70 death. Alas
poor creature. hving in the light Of the
nineteenth csntnfy and never heard Of Dr..
Bale Cough Syrup. Well, this 10 more
than Egyptian darkness!
dsc7dd sfslsm
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IMPERIAL TROOPS
Victorious In Another Engage.
ment With Chinese Rebsls.
Dom Pedto's Funeral At Paris Calls Out
an ImmenSe Crowd.
President Switzerland Refuses 10 With
draw His Resignation.

LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch vss re-
esived today at the Chinese legation stating
that the rebels in Northern China had had
another engagement With the Imperial troOps
and that the insurgents sustained . moot
crushing defeat.
The dispatch adds that the government
forces are following up their victories, and
. complete Annihilation Of the rebels 10 ~
pccted in q few days,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-10

WAsniSGroS. Dec . The Republican
tcnAtorisi caucus committee was at work
this forenoon endeavoring to arrange the
committee membership. Fair progress was
made. and while the task is not completed.
the committee feel confident that they will
be able 10 make a report satisfactory TO
nearly all the Republican senators.
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The Correspondence In the German
Reciprocal Negotiations.

The Correspondence In the German
Reciprocal Negotiations.
BsFLtE, Dec. 0 COPIES Of the cores
pondeScs between Bsfol Mumm and
SPECIAL Commissiousr Foster, regarding the
prob oision Of the American pork into Ger
many, vas today distributed among the
members of the Ksicbstag.
The corsspoDdsnos shows that during
the ne esotiaiions Germany offered TO admit
American agricultural products on the same
terms A. Austria and other countries,
vhereapop Count Won Arco Valley was In
formed thst PfssideD Harrison considered
this concession an obviated necessity Of
bis applying bis Discretionary powers In
ths matter Of impofu from Germany, and
Instructions are issued assuring TO Germany
the exemption for her produea coming
under section 0 Of the Mckinley tariff bill.
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IN RETALIATION
Newfoundland Places Heavy Dnties on
Canadian Goods.

ST. JoHss. N. f., Dsc. 9 In retalia-
ton for the duties imposed by Csnsda on
Newfoundland products the government
here has pot into force section I3 OF the
revenue set seainst Csnsds, which increases
the duties on articles imports from Canads.
On fl,ur the increased duy, per barrel,
is rs cents, pprk. per bs,'es; butter, PEI
lo0 pounds. IS cents; tobacco, per 100
pounds. s5; oil, per gallon. cents; hsy,
per ton, IS; oats, per bushei. 10 cents !;
potatoes. per bushel, 25 cents; turnips. per
bu.heIt 25 cents; cAbosges, per dozen, 40
cents; upeDumerafed vegetables. 80 per
cent. I'D vAiorem. The government hss
wire Instructions TO enforce this law
throughout the country.
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ln the House.

WAsmissros. Dec. The Presidents
message vas received and referred to the
committee OF the whole ard vas ordered
printed. The house adjourned until Sat
urday with The understanding that further
ad diournment will be taken until next Wed
nesday.
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aOMER8ET RAILWAY

commsHcins Monday. June 18th, lsst. train,
vii run ~ fuiiovs, connecting nj Garland With
nslee Central Railroad
Tor Bosoa. Portlaod. Lewfston, WaseTyiIie, An
sasts, showhegan aad Bangor.
Passenger trains leave bingham. so A. M.
"a ". soica ga A. NJ, f2BPs Cara
.uas fails .sIA An, 100 p. NJ, kmtdsR, 7liz
an. i.Dr NJ. aorlh Aason, ~ = NJ, 50 p
n. Aason, IN a NJ, ser NJ; Madison, Tso A.
s:imr.s Sorridgs sock, 80 = NJ, xSi r
s. ssnss siding. y 80 a. n -1.zo p NJ Sawtsise
trossiss. 's.az a T.. -Z.sz NJ. arrive oakland
50 25op n.
trom Bo ton, Portland. L~uistoa, Augusta, VS.
tervilis, ss0whsx gan And Bangor
Passenger trsias iesy. oaki aud, s.os a. NJ, -
r.s sa.t.iie Crossing. 40 A. N. IS 90 p, NJ
banrs sidiug, '72s A. ~, 's.67 N s0rridxe
vooE, sgs A NJ. s.t =, NJ, Madison, "a A. NJ,
snr. NJ Ausoa, SA NJ. ~ r-n North An
son, no % A NJ. $50 y Embden, 1920 A. NJ.
s6s a Car stunt fails, 40 s NJ, % p
N. Soiyu, 1888 a NJ. o.i6 ~, arrive Biagh IN,
ii-s0 A. NJ. e.1 r.
Flag stations. 1t which trains stop on sigrsl nr
posio~ 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
ssd North Anson. Wa N. AVER. Supt-
HsDt1ntf
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FAyORS RECIPROCITY
But Thinks q Political Union with
Canada is Undesirable.

BRooxLrs. N. Y. Dec. . Before the
Union L-sgue Club Of this city this even
ing Esastus Wymsn maintsiued that .
political union -i;h Canada Vas at present
undesif- bic ard impossible. A commercial
union was si.hin easy grasp, snd this vas
10 absolute essential to prepare 'he way
should 3 p,liticsl alliance ever be c1ntsm-
plated. At best annexation would take
from Q quarter to half century " while .sci-
prcci,y, with the cooeu,rens legislation,
could be hsd at al esriY date. The mar.
ket afforded for free raw Dase;isl ia the
United ates would result improperly
for Canada ard would be beneficial to the
United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-10

wAsmrxorox, Dec. 9.-Less than twenty
dvs menbers Of the American Bar Ano-
citation vers present today as tie op 'nins
Of the fourth snruL meeting. After call
ing the meeting to order, Csl3sfon Cafiisle
Of this city. chairman Of the local commit
see Of arrangements, stated that . number
Of sss, atious had become interested n
the object Of the association.
The secretary read the rep1f: OF the
committee on the formsiiso Of . congress
Of International lawyers st Chicago during
the wo.li's Fair. This evening the ID
aress Of welcome ~ss dsiivsred By Justice
Harlan Of the Uaited Suses Supreme
Court. Marsin r. Morris Of this city de-
Hvefei the addsess in place Of the pfeSi-
dsafs.
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THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Hope He Will he First.


GRockland Courier Gazette.
Governor Burleigh was the first man TO
re gister in Augusta. Governor Burieigb
has been first ia the Australian ballot move
msnt from i,s inception in Maine. and he
has host of frieacs 10 this section who
hope abd believe he will b. fret in the
Third District Congressional ,ntest.
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MOTION DENIED
And Isaac Saviell viii Be Hanged IN
January, 1899.
Aud Everyone Sees the Justice and Wis.
dom Of the Decision.

Doves, n. IL, Dee. a.--Clssk Of Court
purein this evening received the following
state Of New Hampshire, Strsderti. ss..
Supreme Court, December term. 1891.
Isaac r, Sswtsli versus the s,ass Of New
Hampshire, petition for . new trial in the
above entitled action. The petition for .
new tfiai IL denied.
Signed LAWS W, CtAsx. for the court
The clerk will enter this on the law
doeke, and send certified copy to the
prisoner ard Mr.. Edserly, his counsel.
Sisued LAWS W. CLARx,
For the court,
Everyone heresbouts is delighted with
the verdict.
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Members Of Democratic Senate Com
mittecs,

WARRINGTON, Dec, 9--SenAtor German.
chairman Of the democratic csueus. has
sppoinIed the following committee TO pre-
pare . list of senators TO represent the mi
nority on senate committees for the present
Congress; Cockrell, Ransom, voorhees,,
Harris, Butler, MoPberson, BisCkbu and
kenIA.
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Meteorological Report.
EIs- a iAl Ia =

ass been erected. psper min, IN connec-
.lon with the pulp works. These mills are
opperstsd BY Civin K.e,ra. the owner Of
mills OF Livermore Falls. Never sere
prospects more briijiant for grand busi-
ness boon for this vilisgs, than they are II
this time.
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Bosros. Dec. --Csndisioo IL favorable
ter ran devsicp;ns vess 10 the Aississippi.
With the drifr east safd aariag Thursday
and Friday. Fo. New Enslaad, fair. until
fridsy. warner Thafstsy. continued hisn
ssupsrssuse Ttassiay nishf and Friday.
southvsstesiy vin3s-
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Noble vs.. National 1rotting Association.
tase Postponed.

BuTyALo, Dec. g. fhe case Of Frank
l.. Noble of GrsDd Rapids, Mich, owner
OF the b9rse AIcryon, against the National
Trotting Association Was put over to .
special term Of the supreme court today
because Of the illness ~ the plaintiffs wife.
l. will be srgned st The January term.
The suit is the outcome Of the Nelson
Aicryon race At Beacon Park, Boston, in
issI
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View England 1rotiing Horse Breeders'
Association.

BosTnS, Dee. 9.--At the snnusl meet.
ing Of the Ssv Ensland Trotting Horss
Breeders Association today Treasurer
Graham reported the receipts ts.053. sx.
pend;turss d ,G5j; paid membership,
4i2, gain % 100 over last
year. The cffcsrs elected srs /:
President, John T. Tbayer; vice prssi-
q ents, two from each New England ssAts,
iceiudioa =. II. Briggs and NJ. T. Poolsf.
Maine; secretary, g. NJ. Jevett; treasurer,
J, r. Graham; executive committee, b. ID.
Wbitcomo. Horace Willis, James o. Gray,
William Russell, Allen J. N. Forbes, Il.
X. Graham.
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Lost Her Foremost Head.

BAa hAksoR, Dec 8 Schooner Herald.
Capt. MerriAn. from PArfsbofo, N. 8 to
Newburyport. coal loaded. arrived here
today with the lost Of her foremas, head.
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Indicted for Sending Obscene Natter
Through the Mails.

PORTLAND, Dec. 3.--The grand iary re-
ported In the Unisd States District court
Indictment sgsinst Geo. Z Dnnton for
sendins obscene literature through the
mails and for..a scheme TO defraud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-10
PRESIDENT WELTI
Declines 10 Withdraw His Resignation
~ President of Switzerland.

BERSE, Dec. DIR. Weiti, ~ho yestsr-
day resigned the presidency Of the republic
and chief Of the railway department. has
declined to withdraw his resignations.
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KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL:

sz.:t -. Z. L 81, 1 s1sa
Good for Man and Beast 1t t5ives l-nmedsate
Belief. Ii has No Equal Keep IL IN tise HOUSE.
TRY IT.
Price 2 s eests per Bost'e Bossses fe' Sih
Asx Ycga patsatsT yoR ~.
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FAIR WEATHER.

WAsaix6rox, Dec. 9.-Fer Maine. gen
sfsllY fair, sc1th ssss winds; stationary
sempefssue-
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CRUISERS Bound FOR BRAZIL.
The Chicago and Remington sail from
Fort Manroe.

WAsHrSefoS, Dec. The Chicago
AMI Bspnirg lon sailed from Fort Monroe
today for Besz,l.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

There vss repetition Of the recent
gales In London and the English channel
Tuesday night.
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fIfTY.SEC0ND CONGRESS-.
House aud Senate Hear Presidents Mes.
sage and Adjourn till Tomorrow.

wAsBgsCros. Dec. g.-The Presidents .
message Was read and ordered laid on the
table and piiated. Adjourned until
tomorrow.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

n. P. Peiietief Of Auburn Srep,ed dead
10 bank 10 that eisy. Wsarssaay.
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fur Sale or tr YET,
FOB SALE.

4 anmosr OF desirable residszces In AEsrssA
Ms., varying Ia price t-cm sSS1 TO $4,000, -
20 several 10 70 IS sara places ir the snhhrhs
this eaiy one two story hosse and let in Lewiston
NJ. a numbc. ns tsrras is hearebsa 0oTutl
varyius 10 price from sI7ee 20 $4,000 Rouse
e.,~r, aa,,.sa a.,.. ,xstaH
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BoWdi' ch. Webster Z Co

ryuu wish tosdvrrflse aa -. 7' SarFe e an '
1 time wr,sr io GEO. L. it0H a-isl. a 90. NJ. j.
sgvuee 81 New l0rN.
EVERY "a nessi of iniuf taat s n the sHhlecs
Ia af advertising llI do well 10 ouiath a c'tS ei
ADok for Advertise rs- Us itays, l'etc tfe ltlH
Nailed postage paid. r''-ttti of prttt '''tiNiaN
careful rf,s,, ct Atii,r -f1sl 80 AtuefceH New si
pirpctary q 81 ~, best raps4s ~--f chass t1rnf
=iyes the rrs sftsir rf rs. f every nae, and ~
deaf cs iaft'rmsftta ss,ut rates sHi utsoF hatttt
.9ssanips to ths ha<lusss 1sisrf ttsf ns ~ :.
i,O-srt14S AuN eRtiSiNts eGits-ab ~ sRfures 80
,~&eSH-s-
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The true friends Of silver vfH be careful not
10 nTsrrun ;be goal and bring it, sliver u,oss-
tizstlor. With ;hs necessary attendant ICES -
orr gold 90 T1yppe, AMI th. -siisf IT She pres
s1re t-ere far = arger currency. ! have 90
dea~rresl. fYs shs gss Of official and unofficial
sE.nciss. ~ Keep close adssrvsfien of the
state II pEhtir sentiment in Enrops 1pon ihIs
question and have rot found is 20 b ssch
20 Justify ne in preparing u international on
fsrsnce. There is, however. I AN snre.
growing sentiment in Europe n favor Of =
larger us- n silrsr. and 7 knov o. no more
s4eetgai war n promoting this s>ntiuipHt
than by accommodating znif here. 4 .esrelEy
ri soit IN the European reserves will be the
most persuasive srxamsas for the Use Of silver.
The president slludes 10 the retirement
Of Secretary Proctor fronl the cabinet. and
ssys thas his report exhibited the results
Of - Intelligent, progressive. and business
lCoesiuned on fourth psse.
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The Mexican treaty. the death II R'rz
Ralskns and the infas Of Russians, on
acesunt Of their .Ipnlsion from the DO
mains Of the rzar TO This country, ia
referred to and which Is iikcly TO zsSttr,e
proportions which NAV make il difficult
to find homes and employment for them
here and N seriously affect the labor
market II j. estimated that over >re
million viii be forced from Russia within
. fey years
Tb. Hshr.~ is ns-.r s~=<sr. ne has al
vxys kep, the law. often under severe and
oppressive eivli restrictions. Il y also
TN. sAst M rae-. sect. sr class hss more fnEiv
cared FOR his ess than the Hehrs~ rare But
the spddeu transfer Of yGch a msifitnds NJ
ae- conditions that tend - strip tAsn ~ their
ANAL arcan B{atsoss And 10 deprsss their ss-
ergies Ard e-srAxs 10 neither snaA for tner,
nor for a. Tn. hsuishusAaf- whether By III
rect deeree or by rot ie-s certain indirect
nsshsSs Of large S1mher o. men and
rcusr- rsot N al question. A defres td
ies-e oos oauHtrT Il, IN the nature Of
tSiaxs. ~ order to .rf.r aaofhsr
ofhHnaBifr. fsrsisbes an Emple SroIed for
the reronssrasees shich re have present.i ~
Russia while aEr historic friendship tor that
government canHnt fzsi 20 give re ASSURANCE
fbas oHy representations AZ. those of siEeere
vslf-visher
rhs ysvzssa IRssrvs~tisB-
The Navassa troubles hzv. heen referred
~. and the causc Of them par icuisriy
outlined bv the president and in conelu-
sion. the president said:
recommend legislation that shall place IA
ter apssssets upen this snd sthsr .asaaa hAy-
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
Worth IT,

Some picture dealers, as well as certain
art critics, have a scent for merit which
may be compared to dogs nose" in
hunting. Il. Sidney Cooper, the English
artist, gives such an instance of dealer
who could trust his own intuition without
seeing the picture.
On vanishing day was busy in touch
ing up enc of my pictures, when Turner
passed me, palette in hand. He stopped to
look at the canvas, and then, saying, Put
it OUT 1t destroys the breadthl' he laid a
dab of color over the part on which had
been working, and walked away again.
Another artist saw him do it and imme.
diately said;
Don't touch it again. He has done in
one moment all that is wanted"
So | left it, and when Turner passed
again, went up to him and thanked him,
whereupon he nodded and gave a sort OF
grunt, but vouchsafed never word.
That afternoon | met elliott among
other dealers, who at once began asking me
about my pictures. l told him that they
were well hung, and then mentioned the
fact that Turner had put touch on my
Welsh scene.
"What is the size and price of the pict
ureY" asked Mr.. elliott. | told him.
"And did the great Turner really touch
upon it, as you say"
YES he did"
'Then the picture is mine"
But you have not seen It'll" | remarked
"No matter. Turner would never have
touched it if it had not been worth it, The
picture is mine at $780, so cross it sold !"