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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
SAVED BY 4 LAUGH.
Some Ludiereus Events That Have Carc<
tho Seemingly Iucurab!s.

Some Ludiereus Events That Have Cared
tho sesuHngiy Iucurab!s.
A gentleman was suffering from a
ulccrated sore throat, which finally be-
came 50 swollen that his life was de-
SPARED Of. When his household came
TO his bedside to bid him farewell each
person grasped his hand for moment,
and then, turning, went out weeping.
A pet ape which had modestly waited
till the last then advanced and grasped
his masters hand for minute, also
turned and went awsy with his hands
to his eyes. This assumption of deep
grief, which it is hardly possible the ami
NAL could have felt, was so ludicrous
in its perfection that the sick man was
seized with IN uacoutrollab fit of
laughter, which broke the ulcer in his
throat, whereby his life was saved.
The great Erasmus laughed 50 vio-
lently while reading the Epistolse OBJ
scurorum virornm Qe.ters Of obscure
men against the monks) that he broke
an imposthume and saved his life.
A somewhat similar story is related
OF the celebrated grammarian, Urban
Domergue, who had an abscess in his
throat, which broke in a fit of passion
with which he fell on his physician for
committing solecism in grammar.
Rev. George Harvest, rector OF
Thames Ditton, Eng, was very alb.
sent-minded, SO that on one occasion
he went into a friends house. and.
seeing no servant, he rambled over it,
finally entering the room of an old
lady i'll of quinsy. Hs stumbled over q
clothes horse and inrhis awkwardness
the patient burst into such fit OF
laughter that the quinsy broke and
she lived many years to thank him.
Anne rican Notes and Queries. !
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
TAXING HIS OWN TINE
II REFUSES 10 SHOW Cp HIS BOOKS
ezstnisg Thss Ne WA os 90 Later o.
A1sssDaa tArpsatsr Frstssss That
hs bsessT shssia Bs Osssoa
Wsfasas ssrsRssy.


The committee. eoasisting Of Mayor
UaI. Aldsrnsn ODeaneli, Duaton aud
Carpenter, sppoiatsd Monday night to
make . thorough investigation Of the
alleged nslfsssaace ia once Of City
Physician wrigls, met N the once OF
ths city clers. DE-. Wright had re-
esised netics tazt be was expected To
- present. or ~ least have bis books
there, % that IN examination could be
made Of The charges preferred. Ia
com mpi2lsance with . des.rs 70 do the
doctor Iustice, the committee waited.
hssbortng the belief tnst there wsa
nors TRUTH than poetry in nls asssr-
tens tnst ne would experience ne diff
hcuIty IN strengthening avery thing out
satisfactorily. Word WAS sent 10 his
once in the basement, but be yas not
there. There we're, however. several
poor people in need OF medical attend
anee lingering Aboa. the corridor, hop
ang that, IN compliance with tbs an-
nonnesment ON his Office door. he
would be on hand TO prescribe for them.
They hung about IN vain City Physl-
sian Wright did not show up. A mes
oenger waa then sent 10 MS residence,
whers hs was found.
Ia No Hurry Ia kssposd
He cent hack word TO the effect that
he was not ready To submit his leegsrs,
hut that, IL no felt so disposed. II was
probable that the comIa4lteo could
view hss books some time during the
last Of the week.
Yesterday the doctor said that be
had 10 aesire 70 cover anything up and
that be - only too wiling to submit TO
IN examination. He also declared that
he had no tfeation OF the meeting.
When the messenger cane he was
aftendsa to bis .ife who WAS SICK.
Alderman tarpentsr. OF the commit
tee, - ANXIOUS that another physician
should Do appointed to succeed Wright.
He said yesterday: "For my part Am
OF tbs opins0u that Wrigh. should be
ousted. he has gi,ea the committee
trouble for the past two years. but he
has way % getting around come OF
fhe aldermen and working upon their
sympsthies. lie has heen knova to get
down on his marrow bones and scsuaily
shed Iew crocodile tears. He paints
himself "a nalIgned innocence and
ciscls that lie can explain things ali
night, Dot as yet ne has failed 10 do So"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
A MISPLACED poUlricE.
xhs RDaay Rssats Of EAsoresa o.

xhs PDaay Rsssts Of N EAseresA -
There Is time - keep silence. but IL
evidently was not she right time in the
case of boy mentioned. who lives In
an Ontario towa. says she Rshoboth
Sunday Herald. He got . silver in his
foot and, in spite of MS proteststions.
his mother decided % place pouttics
over his wound The boy vigorously re-
sisted
II won't have no poultics." he de-
clared. stoutly.
"Yes, you viii. Eddie. declared both
mother and grandmother, firmly. and.
the majority being two 10 one, at bed
time the poultice was ready.
Ii the poultice wss ready the boy was
not. and he proved 50 refractory that a
switch was brought into requisition- II
was arranged that the grandmother
should apply the poultice. while the
mother was To stand with the uplifted
switch at the bedside. The boy was
told that if he Opened his mouth" he
would receive that which would keep
him quiet. As the hot poultice touched
the boys foot he opened his mouth.
You" he began.
keep still." said his mother. shaking
her stick. while the grandmother busily
applied the poultice.
Once more the little fellow opened his
mouth.
81"
But the uplifted switch awed him into
silence.
In a minute more the poultice was
firmly in place and the little boy was
tucked in bed.
There. now," said his mother, "the
old silver win be drawn out and Eddie q
foot will DO all we'll "
As the mother and grandmother
moved triumphantlv away shrill,
small voice came from under the bed
clothes:
You've got il on the wrong foot!"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
c.p,ur.a an ov.rceas Thief.

Deputy ShsriEs Moshsr and Dough.
erty arrested . tramp in the south
yards last nignt VINO gave his name as
George Wi.s,n. and mis- occupation OF
electrician. lie wore two overcoats, IN
old one and new one. The latter
answered the description of an over
coat stolen from Harry Newman
clothing store on Canal street earlier in
the day. Later Mr. Newman identified
the garment. wilson claims to have
bought IL for 81 from man whom he
never saw be lore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

lyassaxss s..el.--sf nses. sTe ~ - Judged
Dy their works. Bsntoa Hsfbar has
Attracted mors manafaetaxsDg enter
pTises within the past ysar than any
other place n Western Ateh gan.
Manufactures employ latsor; labor
must nave houe, and consequently
residence property - ia good demand
aud rapidly increases IN value. The
Benton Hsrbor Improvement assoc -
lion d geftises an auction sale OF iots foi
next sa.urdsy aud the West MehiEsn
Railway company have put into ense'
= rate vi one fare for tue round trip foi
the occasion. Parties IN Grand Rapias
can leave mere ~ noon; attend the saie
ia the afternoon and return the same
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
What caa | Do 10 6et RID Of
This COmpIaInt?

! would like 10 appear IN nav former
role.
! would Ike % To . man again IN tie
enjoyment Of ali any powers.
To those with tAis desire se can onlv
say, go ~ once 10 Dr. . Clay 1oac, ie
North Iiylslon street, Grand Raplds,
Aieh. Hss success Is unsurpassed: his
remedies Compounded aud sala oniy
by hinIseif) are doing more for tAe
public than al the various lama and
pAthles combined.
liz could not be otherwise. he viii uu-
aerstand your com plsints and will give
you such remedies only ss wall imnaedi-
steiy Remove the cause OF tht com
plants aud restore your lost strength
and vigor.
You will STAY well, there can he no
react on. as he does not give nerslnus
ldspfesAntsl or nerve shmalanls.
lou viii therefore remain perus-
nenlly we'll.
Thousands throughout the country
are every day tsstifying TO Dr. ). Clay
iodd's wonderful suseos m cur .
them. after they had tried from thr.e IL
= dozen other physicians without relief
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Frank A. Bosford, of Troy, Newaygo
county, Was eeavicted IN the United
States court some time ago on = charge
OF forging An enforcement TO . pension
check. lie wanted new trial and the
notion was argued before Judge Sew
ersns yesterday. II WAS submitted
that new evidence could be produced
aud the motion was granted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

mo.sztax iAalrsEs aolss pros "a
motion Of prosecuting attorney sad re-
spondent sad Dali discharge
The People W. John Johnson. burg
lazy anl larceny; trial resumed; yssdlcE
guilty.
Tue People Va Joan Peterson and
Joan GFeoel, burglary and Larceny; G.
A. Volt appe nted 20 defend re.pen-
dents trial verdict guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Another Store Burglarizsd.

Sometime between midnighs and 2
.. M. last night CrozIer Bros.'s shoe
store. at No. Is Canal street, almost
under the wing of police headquarters.
was entered and = large quantity OF
their thirty new styles of elegant Christ
mas slippers were taken by Santa Claus, /,
evidently for immediate use.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Catarrh Cured.
HAVE YOU CATARHH7

Have you paine ever the eyes
Are your eyes wstery7
Have you dry cough every night,
Are ycu sick ~ the stomschi
II there q continuous dropping OF
mucus in the back o. your throat
You can be cured quickly aud per-
mspentiy by d.. :. Clay TODD. 10 North
DIVISION street, up stslrs. fcoms 4. sshs
4. GfandRspids, Mich. Gail os write,
free, Of Office, OF by mail. Medicines
sent everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pains m st0mseh. t~ichinS vise.
Rasslns water, fosd 0r gas
Pains before and sfses eating.
Constant pains ~ stomach.
Old or youns peot,is cured.
Dysy<ysis cured.
Ksrsons DFspep-sa cured.
Al stomach troubl~s cured ~ Dr. 2.
Cav TODD. ofics 1s Serth Divsior
street.. up stairs. raSnss = and 4, ersps
Eapsds. Nich.
I<pspIsatsnns free st he 0fhcs Or ts
letter. Medicines sent evsryvssrs-
Cal or write. free
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Probate Court.
CYRUS r. PERKINS, JUDGE.

CYRUS X. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate OF George |. Moor. deceased
Will admitted to probate and Geo. w.
D.ilsnback appointed aim nistrator.
Estate OF William T.. Woodruff, de-
ceased; order determining heirs.
Estate OF Elite May Smith ct. al,
minsrs; letters of guardianship to VII
bur ". Smith.
Estate of Earle and Clyde Wilbur.
deceased; John Valers appointed guar.
dian
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
ATTACKED nr FoorPAps.
An Old GsnsIemAn Beid Up on Cianc,
street


street.
Last night about ten 10 O'Clock, as
Mr.. ID, Hoebeke, senior member OF the
firm OF Hoeoeke 4 Co., hardware mer-
chants on Coldbrook, wasgolug home he
was attacked by two footpsds on Clancy
street. The men were walking toward
him and ser arated as he approached.
When he passed between them one
struck him hard blow on the top of
the head with sand bag. He was
stunned, but not 10 SUCH an extent thai
he tell. lie called Justify for help and
fought the men who, becoming alarmed
hed. Mr. Hoebeke contlnued his way
honeward, No. 46 North avenue. At
ter arriving he found it necessary 10
call DIR. X. W. Luton to dress the wound
which Was about two inches long.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Reliable goods ana low pr.oes. Dia-
monds, and ladies' and gents gold
watches. and = beautiful variety OF
solid gold, plated iewelry and silver
ware. A large invoice OF new styles
just received st Heryey's. No. 6 Canal
street. The old reliable house sells
only the best quality. and is offering .
fine selection at greatly reduced prices.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

The police made . raid on Clark's
gambling rooms on Pearl street ysster-
day and roped IN Lon Haskell, George
ri. Hill and Charles Smith, aliAs Will
liam Lee. All pleaded not guilty and
were allowed 70 depart ou their own
recognixance To appear D8cember Is.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

carry freta sevea nnaared % one thou
sand horses ~ . trip Ihe i1Port duty
on horses and nnAes II prsssnt Is ,airty
dollars q b. sd II resolves Itself into
. question Of water carriage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
u.is.a ss.t.. Cearx

HoS- HssRY .. sEykAEss, JuDeE.
The United States Va Frank A. Bos-
fsrd. Indictment for forgery Of pens on
check; motion for new trial granted on
the ground OF new discovered evidence.
fns Ualted states va. Robert III. Bar
ton. indictment fer demanding nalaw-
fui pension fee; motion in arrest Of
judgment argued and submitted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Three derninut,ve youths. Ed. Myers,
aged l2 years. Joe Hoidman. IL, and
Fred Clark, 3 years old. were arrested
last night for stealing toys from Heyn's
bazaar on Monroe street. They were
allowed TO 70 home on their promise ~
be IN police court this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
law AND GH


The People ". George Goosman, Oar
obstrucsion; pleaded guilty and SEN
fenced to pay . fins ct $40 and costs,
81 40; paid and discharged.
The People ~. Frank II. Latta.
saloon speu on sunday: sentenced to
pay . fine of 500 and costa, t4.s5; paid
and discharged.
The People ". John Naihewson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
JUDGE ADsrr

John II. Poison -. Michael G.. Nc
Carthy, trespass On the case; on trial.
In the matter of the petition OF
Agaes kerchner for the care and Gus
tody Of minor child; order remsndiug
child to custody of petinoner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Handkerchiefs direct from Belfast a,
Stautfer's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Choicest fans. drapes and handker
chiefs IN town at Stauffer's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Have you seen the holiday win dows
at stsuffer's this Year, They are cork
ers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
Consumption Cured

p., D Clay Todd. Grand Rsp.dx
Dear SRI am well You can mt
any 'eslimonia. "a print that you wAut
to Tor | bad everything.
AEs. ". r. AIIsro.
State Street, Hastings, M.el.
Oct. p. 1891.
NorE-Mrs- Allgeo had Consumption.
u"rfeoiar Consumption, With al "A
ohplleAiions, and was cured by H.. :.
Clay Todd, after her case was gwen an
as hopeless by her physicians, faa,av
and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Florida Oranges, nice "s ..s and Sc .",s' s.,
dozen. kuLEAN's GROCERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Menier Chocolate. Learn to make a
real cup of Chocolate by addressing
'Menier, New York, and get free
sample with directions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
A Fine Display.

Why buy fancy goods of credit houses
when you can save at stzufterK
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

II your son asked for bread would
YOU give him . sionegi
III You are slck and depend ON a
phys'cian Tor relief. woald he give yos
polsony"
In order to elevate the profession We
will give few
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
HOLIDAY RATES

For the Occasion Auction sale OF Lots
at Benton Harbor.
Benton Harbor has sn improvement
compsny. The association s evidently
composed of live wideawake hustiing
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

Cires,t Cesrt-Part IL.

JUDGE GROVE.
People Va John Roup, forgery; on
trial
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17

\ MssAsv and Aoss Mahisg . gfghs D.
eesrt
The trouble over the possssnon OF
little Agnes Leone Iovelsnd has not
yet ended. After Mrs Kirchner had
shs child arrested on cspiss and put
in the custody Of the sheriff, she had
smooth sailing. The petition vas read
yesterday before Judge Adss. II re-
cited that tn 1887 by An order Of the
court. Agnes had been adopted BY
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
TODD
The Famous Specialist,
0ffioe and Dspsnssry.
BNOrth Division Street
UP STAIRS.
Rooms 1. 3 and &.
Grand l3anla~ NaIl

DR.. Todd cbsrges lees aud cures
quicker tban any other physician.
III you have tried other doctors with
out relief os q permanent cnrs ys0r
only hope - in Dr. :. Clay Tdd.
Dr. :. Clay I .dd's medicines sre ell
freshly prepared nv tte Doctor in per-
ron. every day but Sundays.
Dr. :. Clay Todd can be consulted
free Of charge 81 hss ofbce, oI by iettss,
every day bntsnndays-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-17
A Healthy and Delicious Beyeraa

Buy holiday goods at s,suffer's.
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Immerse p,el ID on Lsrds

NASHVILLE, June II The largest deal
in Gil lands tver known 10 this siste, and
perhaps 10 the United States, has jasx been
elossd in Fentress county by Col. Fl L
Sssfha. now Of Atlanta and formerly of
Nes York.
The oil tract lies on four streams west
Of The coal region Of the Cumberland
plsteau. The sueams are The east forks Of
Obsy's river, Buffalo Cons creek, Frank
lyn creek and Lost Cane creek, 81 h1vine
70 the Gu 1beSiand river.
Col. Bsafke's associates ass Mr.. c. 3.
King. Mr. w. II. Wifhers and two other
ssnsiemea vtose names ere vitAhsId. The
discovery Of this srsss petroleum district
vas mslis in tie third year Of The var,
when Col Safke vas Iisutssssf colonel Of
the 6sh Texas Cavalry.
The ell 10 % plentiful fhst the natives
gather Is in buckess from The surface and
saiussfe the voed they burn with IT,
we'll $50 fest deep hswy IS 70 so bsxssil
per day. Work will b began this week
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Mains Medical Association.

PORTLAND, June 1.-THE cloeing ses.
sioo Of the Maine Medical Association was
held Thursdsy morning. The Bosrd OF
c nsors made their Hrsl report ~ follows
|: is recommended that the days Of the
rssk on which the meetipgs shall be held
saail be Wednesday, Thur.d ~ and Friday,
sosiead OF Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
Jay. that the president and secretary grant
-redentiAls ~ delegs to members wish.
ing 70 attend the American Medical Associ.
,non, thSt the ne 1t meeting bs held ..
Portland, beginning on the second Wednes.
isy Of June, 1892.
The folio sing appointments were made
O.ator, DR.. J. L. NJ. Mills, Elliot; dele
zstes To the American Medical Association,
Dts B. Hunter. Machia., d. F Dunn.
Portland; Ee~ Hampshire, DR.. j J. Cobb,
Ian, N. H., l.. d. Sullivan, Portland j;
Vermont, Drs. W. b. Mouiton, Portland,
+. A Chandler. Addison; Massachusetts,
Dfs. f. 7. Nsslley. Bangor, N. M. Mar
shall, Portland; Connecticut. Drs. H F.
rwitcilell, Freepoft, Eaoch Adams. Litch-
ield; Rhode Isisod, Dfs. L II. Wheeler,
Brewer, Alfred Hitchcock, Farming
ton; New York State Medical Asso-
cation, Drs. I. E. Kmoail, Port
land, A. +. 4. Maxey, Saco; New Bfuns-
~ick. Drs. B. B. Foster, Portland, A. P.
Dudley. New York; visitors to the Port
lsnd school for medical instruction, Dfs.
W. A. Alees. Camden, 8. J. Bsssfofd,
Biddeford; Medical school Of Maine. q
year.). DR.. +. E. Small, Portland |;
aecrolsgist. DR.. Alfred Kng, Portland !;
visitors to the Insane Hospital, DR.. d. A..
Robinson, B. L. L Drs. d A. R)binson.
t,xngor; J. E. Warren. Thomaston; G. G.
Adams, Portland.
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Especial to the KEnNEBEC JOURNAL 1

Especial to the kEnNEBkC JOURNAL
BELFAST, Jane 1.-The Belfast band
gave sn excellent outdoors concert las,
evening. The band can now muster 4C
pieces. Belfast 10 to be Congratulated on
having secured 20 much talent In % short
time, the band having been organix ed
less than year.
Emery BosrdmAu, Esq, has 20 far re,
covered from HE ID grippe - to be able ia
come down to his ofice.
Miss Lulu G B. Hodsdon Of Newbufy.
port. Mass, is visiting ct Geo. w. Cot.
tfelts.
Mr.. Geo. I. Keating and Mise Edith
Knowlton were married Of the residence Of
the brides parents at noon today, Rev. J.
A. Savage Off eating. The newly married
couple started on the LIS train for briei
wedding tour.
MIR. Hiram z. Carter died at his home on
Northport avenue, yesterday. aged 81
years. The funeral will be Friday. st 2
r. M.
jesse H. Cook. Esq, Of East jackson
died at his home at that place this morning
Mr.. Caok was . native Of Dixmont, but hal
lived for many years past 10 Jackson. He
was very earnest man In Whatever be
undertook, strictly honest, and the life Of
any company in which he might be. He
was prominent Granger, and was active
in local politics, having held several towr
cfiicss at different times. His death val
the result Of troubles contracted In the
army. He went into the army Is private
in the 26th Maine, weighing 2i0 pounds
the hesviest man in the Yegiment-and came
out weighing l20. Since leaving the army
be has engaged in farming and milling
His sge WAS about SO yeaHs.
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ALBRo n. CHAsE, Chairman.
Portland, Juae o. 1891.
What the eouthsun nspublios ars0
Doing.

New Yolx, June 1.-THE government
Of Ecuador has Riven all needed assistance
to the American Scientific Commission, the
explorers and surveyors Of which are pre-
pairing the way for the inter continental
railroad. The courtesy and hospitality Of
President Csamsno corld mot be surpassed
The budget report Of the govern ment Of
Uruguay. Issued Al the opening Of this
month. il 4 model for All South American
republics. Il l. expected that there viii be
a surplus in the treasury after PROVIDING
for The public service. the interest ON the
debt. and the railroad suaraptees. The
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Graduating Exercises at State Normal
School, at rafmington.

FAanISeroN, June 1.-THE graduating
exercises Of the State Normal School were
held this evening 10 Music Mall which va.
eIabofssely decorated with flowers for the
occasion. The hall was filled to ovsffsw-
ing with the friends Of the school. Tbs
order OF the exercises were Prayer, BY
Prof. Fl. L Chapman Of Bowdoin College,
SAlur story, Eiwin K. WEIGH, Temple.
History. Inez A. Hunt. North Whitefeld
Prophecy. Dora I. Hersom. Belgrade
Mills. valedicsoFy, Ella p. Merrill
Pennington. Advanced course, Essay,
Annie M. Fellows, Farmingon. Cen
ferring diplomas. Staging Class Ode.
Benedietion. Ths usual class reception
vas held in Normal Hall ~ the close.
Given's orchestra Of Lewiston furnished
excellent music for all the exercises.
Twenty four lsdies AMI four gentlemen
graduated from the regular course and
three ladies from the advaHesd curse.
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LONDON. June ll.-Prssidsnt Dalmaosda
has sent dispatch 10 Reuters. The tsls-
gram 10 from Santiago and 10 ~ follows.
''Bufpfise and disdain are produced here
by the false and cslumolous statement thst
me rebels publish In the Europssn press.
The rebel congress closed June I. The
congress lately elected here works regular
iy. It has approved the cots Of
the government, invested u with sx-
rasrdinafy powers and authorised
Il to contract loans. pssfscs
order prevails. Tho army 10 we'll dis
ciplined, and aetuated BY great esprit do
corps. The government cannot b. van
quished by the rebels. who are only able 10
prolong the struggle to enrich themselves
ous Of the nitrsss deposits. They have
undertaken no expedition sgainst the gov
erument forces. The wsfships Lynch and
CoBdell have gone northwest. Gsn.
S.ephan's division 10 there, after twios
crossing ,hs Andes. This discipline Of ths
troops is irreproachable. British. French
ard German commsrcs will be psejudioed
By the rebels Remaining % Tsfapscs.
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New England Lsssus 9eal
ship Canal Aososs Z. huansspso

WAsHIxeTox, jane ll-Iti is learned that
Simon Stevens Of New York, late president
Of the Tehuantepec Railway and Ship
Canal Company, hss prepared, ard 10 about
to submit . projected treaty, which It 10
proposed shall be msce between thu gov
eYnment Of MEXICO and that Of the United
States, provided that Mexico and the Urised
States shall Unity guarantee 20 mach Of
an issue Of 500, ,000. 900 Of two percent, /,
100-yeaf gold bonds - will be suffi ;ient 10
insure to completion the construction Of .
transit Of the isihmus Of Tebuantepec from
The Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean
by mesus Of . ship canal and marine rail-
way, with comodious hsfbors on both
coasts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

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made By party Of Amssieans for dianond
Aelds believed 70 exiss nesR 1iacosspec, Ia
the conpssstiseIy inaccessible stats oi
Guerrero. Mexico- Isis . historical fac,
That Gen- vicsnts GseyYsse, . pe1sios ol
The frst Mexican fevolusias, sess9 WHOM
posssssion Of nanbsf ef rosgh dianord.
Of great size aad vAius, ~ dlsA wishoal
disclosing vhsfs he obsslsed shea. Is h
believed they vsse discossrsd near -
die nov being exploss1