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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-14
THE PRESIDENT
Grants Pardons 10 Polysimists
and Postal Offenders.
Ceranef LsTy Viii Make al Autopsy On
Snikf'S Body To-day.
Attorney osnsssi fabsr eays There 10
No Authority for II.

CAFE MAY PoIsr, N. j July l3 The
President Was busy this m,rning examining
q number Of applications for pardon sgains'
,he postal ami polygsmg laws. He acted
upon the following cases; Warren +,
Edstrom, New York, sentenced March "a
1890, for two years imprisonment in Erie
county penetentiary for embezzlement OF
letters; sentence commuied to1 year and
months from date Of sentence. VIM.
Myers, District Of Columbia, sentenced
March 81, 1880. to two yesrs in the
Albany peuitentisry for forgery; appli-
cation denied. Rssmus JusIesep, U:ah,
sentenced Oct. t. 1880, to two
years for adultery, involving polygamy.
The sentence WAS commuted one year from
the date Of sentence on condition that in
future he abstain from polygsDous prac-
tice; IL not, to be re-srfested and serve out
the term. Charles A. Terry, sentenced
Sc ptember 20. 1890. to two years fer sdul-
terry, involving poiygsmy; eommuted one
year from the date Of sentence on the same
conditions as the foregoing. Thomas Her
lend, sentenced January II. 1891, to two
and one-half years for sdultefy. involving
polygamy; commuted one year from the
date Of sentence on the same conditions a.
The foregoing. Hand Jesperson, sentenced
October 10. 1883, TO three and five years
sentences, running coneurrently, for adul-
terry and polygsmy; commuted one year
aud nine months on the same conditions a.
The foregoing.
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II. z. BRADMAN.
A HOPELESS CASE
AND
Grateful Man Cured.

II. J.. BRADMAS, oNE or BELFAST 3
MOST ENERGETIC MERCHANTS. KEEPS
A GENERAL STORE IN EAST BELFAST,
ME., AND HUNDREDS OF PEoPLE WHO
TRADE AT HIS STORE WILL CERTIFY TO
THE TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING STATE
MEST:--
Gents: For over ten years was terri
bly, afflicted with humor, pronounced by
eminent physicians letter OF Salt
Kheum.
At times my head was so bad that l had
no hair upon it. The ENrrRB SCALP be-
came RUNNING SORE. and the surface
would crack open and bleed.
used oiutmcuts. washes, etc, and took
medicine prescribed by the best physicians
in the city, but got no permanent relief
1 had sold hundreds of bottles of
DANA'S SARSAPARIELA, but never
thought of trying it myself, until | heard
SO many of my customers telling how much
benefit they had derived. from its use.
About year and half ago ] COM
menccd TO take DANA'S, and in three
months my head was WELL. AND THE
CURE HAS PROVED PERMANENT.
Yours with respect,
II. F, BRADMAN.
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SECRETARY BLAINE
Rsoe vsliDg his Health Rapidly snd
Will Boon be Well.

BAH HARBoR, July l5.-Mr. Blaine wal
out driving at6 O'Clock this afternoon il
AL open carriage. His physician. Dr.. j.
Madison Taylor, said tonight; "Mr Blaine
is improving very rapidly. within the
last few days he has seemed to take fresh
hold upon life and health. He has strong
constitution, aud no one who sees him
can fail to notice the rapid i'm
provcment almost daily" Those
uesr the secretary feel confident thai
he will return to Washington in the
fall. we'll man, s1d be able 10 enter into
active political life.
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BOSTON MATTER6,
He Owes $I2 3oo-Watch J.bbsrs
Dscision-Msaii & Of CfsdicoIs.

BosroN, July l3 3-James G. Brady,
formerly treasurer Of the Bay Siste Shoe
Fastening Company, "a Lincoln street,
O wes Sl2 300, not including four accounts
of AMOUNTS unknown. Most OF this indebi-
ednass has indorsers. The assets are
light.
The New England Division of the Ma
tionsl Association Of Joboers OF American
Watches, to day voted that each arm
should 60 back to the original contract with
manufacturers as it WAS previous to the
formation Of the national association four
years ago. This substantially dissolves the
New England Division.
The Boston creditors Of Deane & Colby,
dealers in and manufacturers Of furniture,
Portland, Me-. held 3 meeting here today.
The liabilities are about Sl3 200; nominsl
assets, SIS 5i7. The bulk of the indebtet
ness is at Portland. the bslance in eight
states. Boston creditors agree to accept
so cents cash, IS cents in six months, and
rs cents in IL months. This will be pre-
senled at The general meeting Of the credi-
tors at Portland, July l5.
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A Correction.
Editors of The Rennebee Journal:

Editors Of The Kennebee Journal:
Will you kindly correct the msstatement
made in the obituary notice Of the late
Judge James A. Milliken, published in
today's issue OF the Machias Republican. in
rels,ion to the part he took in 1868 and so
in what is known as the "Paper Credits. y
The following, we believe, are the facts:
Under an act of the Legislature approved
March 7, 1868, Judge Milliken, associated
with d. L. MiiIiken and Nathan Dane.
were chosen "Commissioners on Equaliza-
ton Of the Municipal War Debts," Mr.
Mlliken being chairman OF the board. 10
the commissioners report made tofhe Gov
ernor and Council Dec. 81, 1869. the
whole matter in regard to this class
Of claims called Paper Credits" -
one Of the results Of their investigation,
was brought to light and laid before the
legislature Of 1870, and immediate action
was taken by it. The astounding revela-
tions then made Of irauds concotted against
the state. discovered and explained in the
commissioner report as then fefreted ont
and exposed, are matters Of history. Il
was in this legislature that Harrison Hnme,
also Of Cherry field and now Of Boston. frs
attracted public notice and became distin'
guished for his earnest, persistent and able
forts to lay bare this great fraud which
was then being perpetrated against the
State, the uncovering Of which, 10 ID well
known, saved Maine large sums Of money
Cherry field, July 10, 1891. W. +.
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DovEa,s OPERA HOUSE.
The Plane foE the Boiidirg Aads by q
Gardiner Architect.
Especial to the KEsskHrc JornsAL.] ]

Especial to the KEsSEBFc JOURNAL.
FoxcsoFr. July IL Out Of the large
number Of architects who hare beer
here to consult with the stockholders re-
gsTdipg the plans for the new s25 900 opers
house to be built here, the successful mar
is Mr.. T.. E. Levis of Gardiner. whose
plans, - outlined, met With unanimous sp
psovsl. Mr.. Lewis WAS in town today and
gave . JOURNAL representative the follow
log brief skeich Of what the new building
viii be when completed. The building viii
set on the corner lot at the juacsion OF
Main and Lincoln streets Ii will have q
Maine street frontage of So feet and Lin
coln street frontage Of l02 feet. TheT
will BE- four stores in the first floor; one a!
the corner, two on Main street, and one on
Lincoln street. The second floor will con-
tain Ave large offices and q small hall pro-
vided with stage and dressing rooms and
suitable for the holding Of church and soci
ETY. sociabies, suppers and entertainments.
IL 10 designed to make this the finest opera
house ia Eastern Maine, and to that
end much work will be put into the
opera house proper which will be located
on the third floor and occupy the entire fist.
The stage will be the largest east OF Port
land, having proscenium arch 30 feet
vide and depth Of "a feet. The room IL
self will be 20 feet posted and will have
galleries on three sides, so that the seating
capacity will be fully 1000. The floor will
be Level to admit Of the holding Of recsp-
lions ard dances. Two wide entrances,
one from Msiu street and oRe from Lin
coin street. lead to this hall and
it is therefore we'll provided with
exits in case OF Are. Two star
rooms will be placed at each
side OF the stage and directly beneath The
stage will be the main dressing room on
What is called a MezzInine door, l. e, q
q ,or placed at an intermediate distance be-
tween the secoud and third main foors.
It will be heated throughout by steam. In
exterior appearance the block will be
handsome one. The first story will be OF
plate glass and steel, the second ard third
Df pressed brick with brick sshlar trimmings.
Mr.. Lewis left for home this morning
where he will perfect the details Of the
structure and make the working plans aud
,peciHcstions.
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ICE NEW g.
A Long Lire OF Waiting vssssis from
Icsboso to Smtthtown.

Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
SouTH GARDINER, July 49,. The ice
business in this district has taken ns1 life,
and every company SEEMS anxious to shiP
a. Fsst as possible. There are 81 vessels
from Saiithtovn to Iceboro waiting to load.
Tnere are FIVE at Smithtown, three at 1n-
derensent, three at Grand Falls. four 1t
CIark & Chsplin's, three at Haleys. four
at Berrs's, fy, at Cedar Grove, five a!
Usres & Dewitt. Iceboro, and az many
mora At kneckerbocket's. lcsboro,
rhsre they commence shipping tadsy.
iielI is rather scarce, at present. As q great
macy Of the men that work on ice have
smsl places of their own, which they have
to attend to in hsying time. They will be
done haying by the middle or last Of the
res h, however, so that the companies will
hsve plenty Of help after that. The Inde-
perdent Co. finished shipping from their
lower houses last week, having shipped
rs 500 tons. They commence to dsv on
'heir north houses. where they hge $4,000
sons
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REAL BOHATH.


The following are the real estate trans
fers in Keunebec county for the week end
ing July IL:
ALBros--A. Libbey, to C. ". Abbott. land In
AuGusrA-wm. A. Bisokmsn to Thomas a
Brennsn, land and buildings In Augusta, t2ooo
D. 4. Pike and n g. Staples to Albsft A. Vafney
land in Augusta, t3os .7ji Josiah b. Hobbs, Of
LitcbfeId, to J. fred Lord of Augusta, land ir
land and buildings in Augusta, taoo,
BgIGRkDr-Ass c. Stevens TO J. B. Stevens
land and buildings 10 Belgrade. tsoo.
CaErsK .--Jno. blanchard to sartha A. Duke
GAEpISEs'-H W. Jewett Of Farmiugdale. Il
r H. Holmes Of Gardiner, land in Gardiser
5000, r. Holmes to Geo. u. MAR. land IL
MisopALE-E. 7. McCausIand Of Farm
pgdale v. Oscar McCsusiand o. GARDINER, lsnt
and buildings in FarmingdsIe. zoo
MosNouIn-Abisaf 6. Frs derrick ct al Of An
susta TO o. &. Smith OF Monmouth land In Mon
mouth. siioo, q. II: Geteheil 10 N. l.. Getcheii
VsITT PLASTAIIos-Henry Winter Of Water
vile, to Alton Richardson Of Clinton, land Ia
'st WtzrnasVJrig-.John nS. Ware to Gideon xehap
land in wa,eryiIie, 800. Hail G. Bnrleigh o.
yassaiboro TO sadie " Page, ct al. lasd n Water
vile, $50, Janet NJ. Emerson Of Portland et d
az z. +. Gr.y' ct, Al Of waterviIle, to Lizzi-
Perry, land 10 watervie, f255; Selma Perry, ei
al to Joseph York, iaad in watery.le. 30.
ais. 10 ". + ReynoId. Of winston. land 10 Nof,t
vasssfbofo, and vassalboro, tzsoo.
| WEST GARpIsEK-Jane r. Richards 70 c, 7
81 .ckpos, both Of Gardiner land and buildings II
" est Gardiner, ts75
WIspsoK-t. II. Marsh, Leadyille. Col, I,
ElIen NJ. Marsh Of Windsor, undivided half labt
and baiIdipgs Ia Windsor, $3.50.
WIrTuE Sarah r, blanchard, TO Harriet N
weston Of Read6eie, isni In wistbrop, val con.
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CONSULAR SEALS.
Decision Msds by \ s'istant Secretary
ct the Treasury Nsttlstop,

WASHINGTON. July I3 -Assistsnt Secre-
tsry of the Treasury Nettleton has decided
in the mstter Of removal in transit Of the
seal, upon cars containing merchandise
passing from one American port to another
through Canadian territory, that the .yansit
seals have served the purpose for which
they were intended il found intact upon the
return Of the cars 10 the United States
Their removal upon such return would
necessitate the re sealing of the cars by the
railroad employees, which would involve
more or less delay, and there 10 no reason
perceived by the department why such
requirement should be enforced.
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FREE PAeeBs.
Senator Chandler Accuses B. & M c
EatsnsivsIy Viciatiog the Law.

CoscoRp, N. H., July 13 Senator
Chandler publishes an open letter in his
paper, the Evening Monitor, tonight, ad-
dressed to the interstate commerce COM
mission, in which he complains against the
Boston G Maine Railroad for extensively
issuing free passes in violation of the law,
and asking for an investigation of his
charges.
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coNDBNsBp DIsrATCHBa.
The Pith Of the News taken from the
Current Events OF the Day.

Mrs. Grsv Of Pelham street. Newport,
Il. ! died Sunday night, aged ioI years.
A dispatch from Flagstaff, Ariz ma, says
the Navsjo Ibdians are 10 very hostile
mood
The Union theological Seminary 10 re-
ported IN financial troubles, but the report
is denied by Treasurer Kingsley.
&c. Stark & Co, bankers, at Oleids,
N. Y, have failed for large sum. The
figures are placed at s22o. 900.
Sunday evening at Joliet, H.. Gus
S~edberg shot aad killed his boarding
misti e.. Mrs. G. Hedberg. then blew his
head off with shotgun.
The United States steamships Newark,
Atlanta, yorktown and Vcsuvius sailed
shortIy after /, Mondsy afternoon, from
Boston for New York.
The ST. Louis Hotel at Duluth, Iowa,
va. burned Sunday night. The property
Was seId last year for s350,00o. All the
occupants were gotten out OF the building
and no 'one was injured.
The two special officers who left last
Tuesday for Chicago to bring to Boston,
George IL. Watson, colored, who embez-
zIed s2500 from Dsering & Co. Of This city
arrived Sunday with their prisoner.
Frank Ellis, the eighth victim of the
Midland disaster At Aspen, CAL, Junction
died Monday morning Leon Hard and
wife cannot live and Thomas and Mary
OCopnell are now considered at the point
| OF death.
The pesch growers Of the Delaware east
ern shore and the peninsula report early
| varieties Of peaches are rotting on ths
trees, and picked fruit bears little handling
Crowded trees and recent heavy rsins havt
caused rotsing and prevented maturing.
Lena Knox, the Manchester, N. H., littl,
child who vas abducted, was returned
| Monday morning BY Wheelock g. Tiltor
ard wife Of New Bedford. They refuse t.
divuise where the child has been. Charlie
Tilton, the abducsor, has been released cl
$500 bail.
| At White Earth, MINI the situation il
so serious that il 10 feared Gen. Merit
will have to send troops to the reservation
at White Earth to prevent riot and ro.si
Bile massacre. The Chippevas are ugl.
over no. having received the money prom
ised By the government for land.
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coNoRBoArionA Al COUNCIL.
AZ London OF .nixed-pray tos he
Recovery oi Mr. spurssno.


Lospox, July Is.--The delegates 10 The
Congregational couacti met during the
afternoon in Memorial Hail, Rev. DE-.
Robert Williams Dale, presiding. Dr. Dale
delivered an address Of wcicomc. Rsv.
DIR. Bevan Of Melbourne, Australia, was
elected president, Rev. ps. Nor,hrop, Msu.
,eso.a rev. Dr. A. H. Quint, Boston. and
Rev DR.. Rogers. London, vice presidents
DR.. Dale in = sympA.hstic speech. referred
10 the illness Of Rev, Charles II. Spuvgeon,
He moved that the secretary be instructed
TO dr,w up resolution that the counsel
earnestly entreats God 70 res'ofe Mr.. Spu'-
geon to health Rev. DIR. Palmer OF Bridge
port, Coma. seconded the resolution which
vas supported by Dr, Noble OF Chicago.
DR. ao,mau Of Melbourne aud DIR. Jarvis
Of Melbourne. Tho resolution wss uoaoi
nously csrried.
DR.. Brown, chairman Of the Congfe-
sa,iousl Union, presided at the evening
reception given the American and Colonial
delegates.
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RICHMOND

EB. S,ilsou. State superintendent Of
the Maine Bible Society, accompanied by
two other missi ionaries, are At work for the
society in town. They spoke at the Uni
yersah.t and Free Baptist churches Sunday
evening
\ David Ames left recently for Bosrs
Head, N. H., where he is to have charge Of
a telegraph office
The Mitchell Hnu'e is closed to The pub
lie. Mr.. Mitchell has secured The Farmers
Hotel at Belfast and leaves for that lace
s toD.
Mr.. Jackson has returned from his home
in Dexter, where he was obliged to 20 q
few weeks ago on account Of a sore hand
and resumed his pisce st Msnsir's drVa
-sorF,
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CORRECr TO A CENT.
UucIs Sans Money Pouud to be All
IN the freesuIy.

WAsHiNGToE, July l3.-Tbe committee,
Dasksm, MillikeD and Huntington. that has
been counting the money in the treasury on
the transfer Of ihe ofice of United States
treasurer from Mr.. Huston 10 Mr.. Ne
becker, has completed the work. The
total amount Of money counted WAS $6A,-
5ll,582 so. of which Sl75 100000 was in
gold and silver coin, the rest being psper
money. THE money was foune to bo cor
rect to q cent
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Worcester Ball Matters.

WoRcssrER, Mass, July 10. -- The
proposition to have q prize drill between
the two local military companies for the
base ball club, failed because Of disagree
ment as to dates. The new board Of
directors decided tonight to have benefit
game with Portland, July 2S.
The directors have recognized by the
choice Of Joseph S.'Anderson, president E;
H.V. Prentice. vice president and Joseph
V. NORWAY, secretary.
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CUSTOM RECEIPTS
At Bsslport Larger Than RI.l
Before, Being SlS9.500
Largo Humber Of YesseIs IN The Kssne-
BIC Mailing ior Ice.
Piscs Secured for the Bangor Hems
for Womsn-Bslfast Letter.

EAsrroRr. July 1.-The duties col
lected at the Ess.port custom house for ths
fiscal yeas ending June 80 surpass any
thing on record, amounting 10 one hundred
and Thrift nine thousand Eve hundred dol
lars. Last year ii Was siI:y-six Thousand
aine hundred and twenty -fopc. The cause
Of the great increase was potatoes and eqgs
in The new tariff law.
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ANYI.CAMeBELLIfEs
Combine with the Battle Cry "Auy-
thing to Bsat Campbell

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July l5.-Delegaies TO
the Ohio Democratic convention are rapidly
coDsregating. 1t is nov conceded that
Governor James E. Campbell will be
renominsted for governor on the first bal
lot. His opponents are Lawrence 7. Neal
Of Chiliicothe, and Virgil z. Kline, Of
Cleveland. All the anti Campbell men
have combined under the battle cry, "Apy
thing to beat Campbell
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6IoaAL SERVICE

| wssthsr IL dioaiiona for the Next "a
| Hspia.
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GILLIAN TROUBLES.
More Fighting Great Loss Of LIZA
Plot Disc ovsrsd.

Nnw YORK, July 1s.-Important infor
nation regarding the latest development in
the Cbilisn trouble were received by cable
today by commercial houses with interest,
in that country, IL is stated that plan to
capture the government torpedo cruiser,
ilmirante Lynch and Almirante Condell
at Valparaiso, by bribiug crows was dis
covered and the lesders of the scheme we're
put in prison. Tuesday and Friday OF
last week the insurgents engaged the gov
eminent in battle at Coquimbo and were
defeated with great loss Of life. All the
lnsurgent vessels took part in the engage
ment. Owing to this defeat and the grow
ing strength Of the government great de
moraliz ,tion exists among the insurgents.
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HHPoRr DIscREDlTED
Story Of why Douglass Left Hay,i ia
Not Believed.

WAsHINsroS, July I3.--The reports
brought to New i ork by the steamer from
Havti that Minister Douglass left his post
r, Port su-Pfince because the Haytien gov
rpment did not care to recogaize = repre-
&c entative of the United States and desired
to break of all intercourse with this coun-
try. are disc'edited at the department Of
state.
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A report reached this city during the night
that IN attempted murder had been commit.
ted in Gardinef and thst the murderer then
committed suicide. The report gave nc
names but merely said that the man bfoks
into or entered house, shot The woman and
then shot himself. He died and the woman
vas thought 10 be mortslly wounded. Tbs
aifkir happened as about IL o'clock. NJ
associated press news sas sent out and NJ
further particulars were obtsinabie.
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Meteorological Report.

For Maine-Generslly fair; stationary
temperature; soutberly winds.
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so good rs 4 general stirring
up of the system with Kicka-
poo Indian Sagwa, Natures
remedy, made from Roots
and Herbs. Sagwa cures Con-
stipation, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever and all dis
eases arising from impure
Blood and deranged liver.
For sale at all Druggists.
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FDLL ON HIS KNIFE
A1d II Eatsrsd His eids--Hs win
Plot ably Die.

BippEFoRp, July l5.-While attending
baptism at the river at Buxton Centre,
yesterday, Ernest Smith, aged twelve,
fell on a jack-knife with which he was
playing, the blade entering the full length
near his heart II is feared that the wound
will prove fatal.
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A Houss fer the Bangor Hcme f>r
Women.

BAsGoR July l3.--J hs residence OF Mrs
caarles Hayward is to be purchased fol
81 600 for the Bangor Home for Women
The Kings Daughters Union is establishing
The home. II will not be boarding house
but viii furnish temporary quarters to
working women who have no other home.
All but 81 900 Of the necessary 81 600 hal
been raised. and now that the house II
picked out and the home fairly in sight, the
money is coming in easily.
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Yacht Tidal Wave Ashore.

VrsEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July 10
Captain Lewis of steam tug Taurus, re-
ports the schooner yacht Tidal Wave of
New York, Ashore on Pasque island. lying
among the rocks in a bad position and full
OF water. Nothing his yet been done to
rescue her. She ran ashore during a thick
fog This morning.
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BOSTON q MAINE
Pays $4,000 for Killing e J. Thompson
at Dover Depot. n. H.

Dover, N. H., July lS.-The Boston &
Maine today settled with Mrs. Edward +.
Thompson, for $4,000, for the death Of her
husband. killed at Dover depot year ago.
The railroad commissioners said the road
was not liable, but she gave notice Of suit.
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SCRANTON, Ps., July I3.--A FIRE At Fos'
ter today destroy ed the Delaware. Lscks-
wanna & Western depot, Erchaoge Hotel,
owned by Asa Days, two dwellings and a
barn. The loss il about s25. 900. The
heat from the blazing depot warped the
rails of the railroad track, delaying traffic
for an hour.
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HosMHR AND 1BN HYCK
Will Row q Race tor a Purse oi $3.50
Side.

Hartford, Conn, July I3.-George II.
Hosmer, the osrsman. is now in this city,
and announced today that he hsd accepted
the challenge OF Ten E7ck to row for $3.50
= side. The race will occur II 4 suitable
purse 10 rsised.