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IagLANp,s eWorgp rgNANTs.
The Commission to Examine Into Their
Condition Has Been Appointed.


Condition Has Been Appointed.
LONDON, Oct. l5.-rhe commission to ex-
anime into the condition of the evicted ten
ants Of Ireland consists of Sir James Mat
thew, G. J.. Redington, Edward Murphy,
John Rocheand Marrough O'Brien.
The work OF this commission, as defined
by John Morley, Irish secretary, i'm a letter
TO Justin Mccarthy, will be ~ follows;
"The commission viii report on the num-
Der Of tenants evicted in recent years with
such Of the particulars of the evictions as
they may deem relevant: on the number Of
such holdings relet or sold toother tenants,
and on the circumstances Of such new ten
ants or purchasers; on the cases in which
evicted tenants have been reinstated; on
the present circumstances Of the tenants,
and on any specified offers of settlement
that may from time TO time have been
made on the estimated costs of eviction to
the eXchequer, and the estimated cost to
the eXchequer and to the local rates of any
proceedings resulting from the evictions
including the cost OF extra police and incl
dental legal charges, and on such other
facts and circumstances connected with the
evictions as the commissioners may deem IL
expedient to report and what means should
be adopted for bringing about settlements
and the reinstatement Of evicted tenants.
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ma pre.Ident can,t Attend.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The president
will not 90 10 Chicago. Private Secretary
Halford has SO informed Adlai T. Ewing
and John Addison, of Chicago, who are
here TO arrange for the trip Of the notables
10 the dedication. IL was a great disap-
pointment TO the president to be compelled
to decline the invitation. but his wife is
first In his mind and her condition is too
critical 70 risk leaving her long enough to
90 20 Chicago Vice President Morton will
therefore represent him, not only in the
social duties, but official as we'll
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Tho nIitLiemicr cnse.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5-Elliott f. Shepard
appeared before the grand jury yesterday
and testified in the case of Count Eugene
Mitkiewicz, whom Lawyer Arthur l..
Tones, of SOP Classon avenue, Brooklyn,
charges with having obtained 1850 from
him under false prctenses. Mr. Shepard
was closeted with the grand jury for thirty
five minutes and when he came out of the
room he seemed much relieved. He said he
had no reason to believe that Count Nit
kiewicz is dishonest, as the count had
always been very honorable in the trans
actions between them.
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swindIed the corernment.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA gigantic swindle
by means Of which the government, the fed
eral grand jury charges, has been defrauded
out Of $4,000 but whose ramiicatlons
have as yet not been laid entirely bare, has
been discovered by secret service detectives.
One arrest, that of Francis c. Hewitt, "a
city weigher, has been made, and it is said
that he bribed eX-United States Weigher
Edward w. Semonds from 1858 to 1890 to
underweigh cargoes Of sugar. More ar
rests will follow.
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REPUBLICANS WALL Mas. LgAse.
She Is offered $1,000 20 Mako speeche'
on Southern Outraras."

ON Southern Outrages"
RALEIGH, Oct. l5.-Mrs. Lease, Of Kan
sas, has received an offer of 5000 to
make Republican speeches in New York
and other states, but mainly in New York
on Southern Outrages.n She received
the offer while here and is yet considering
it. Some Of her relatives have advised her
Co accept IT,
The third party has taken down one Of
its nominees ON the state ticket, II. A..
Cobb, who was nominated for lieutenant
governor Efforts have since been made
TO induce w X. Pigford, OF Sampson
county, TO make the race, but he has de
clined
W. A. Guthrie, who was nominated by
the third party for associate justice, de
clined and declared for Cleveland William
IL. Holmes, the nominee for superior court
judge in the Twelfth district, declines and
comes out for Cleveland lie is the ninth
Republican Of state prominence who this
year has pursued this course.
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Cholera Rnging In Chlnn.

Hone KONG, Oct 15.-Cholera is raging
to an alarming extent at Fanchow Hun
dreds are dying daily. Haters Of foreigners
have spread the report that some Chinese
are travelling around in the pay of Euro
peans poisoning the wells. Consequently
all strangers are imprisoned, and many
have had their heads cut of and their en-
trails and henrls thrown into the river.
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NV isthe lime

TO have that papering done and those Win
dow shades put up, and the place 10 find
large selection is az Preston W. Ntager's fOS
King Street Wall Paper as low as cents a
piece. W ndOw shades as low AZ 25 cents
each with spring Rollers, Nonfadeable and
W M sterplr,9,oii Hand PAINTED plain o0 cents .,
shades 10 order Curtain Poles. Ready Mixed
Paints. Frescoing. Fine work a speciality.
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cardInal GLbbons Mln rnI.e Pnr..

BALTIMORE. Oct 15-Cardinal Gibbons
will leave this city on Monday next fc,
Chicago, where he is to deliver the closing
prayer mt the dedicatory services OF the
Columbian exposition ON Friday, Oct 2l
On the same evening in Baltimore there
is to be the most magnificent torchlight
procession that Baltimore has everyet seen
The cardinal was the originator of the
idea of a torchlight procession, and his zeal
for it's success inspired so much enthusiasm
among his associate churchmen that an un-
paralleled triumph Is assured. The car.
dinal was TO have reviewed the procession.
but he cannot do that now lie will be ir
Chicago There ne will be attended by his
friend, Archbishop Ireland, and by Arch
bishop Satolli the special representative of
the holy father 20 the fair, and 10y Mgr.
O'Connell, the rector of the American col
lege at Rome.
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neid,e nnd stevenaon,a Iotters.

NEW York, oct 15.-The letters Of nc
ceptance of candidates for vice president
will he made public next week Mr.
Reid's letter will be ready on Monday on
Tuesday and General Stevenson's day OF
two later.
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I.nsI,er I.nsns tn Hndrns.

NEw York, Oct. 15.-The game between
Lasker and A. b. Hodges resulted in vic
tory for the latter, Iasker resigning after
forty-three moves. Hodges is champion Of
both the Manhattan Chess club and the
New York State Chess association.
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10 RecnrnIre Crn.nn.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-Secretary Of Stat,
Foster has instructed Minister Scruggs, il
the new government of Venezuela is nc
cepted by the people, to make formal rec
ogniton of il.
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An Eciipse of the sun on the qoth.

NEW YORK, oct. l5.- The most impor-
tant astronomical phenomenon Of the year
is the partial eclipse of the sun on the 20th
inst, which will be visible throughout the
whole Of North America. lt will com
mence in this region about noon.
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M Clnclnnnil Trlhnnn.

CINCINNATI, oct. 15.-rhe Daily Tribune
company has been Incorporated by Archer
Brown, James n. Gamble, Jonathan ID.
Hearne, William L. Doepke and Aaron a.
Ferris.
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Anothor rraternnl Ordor Conc.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l5-'rhe downfall
of fraternal orders was continued in th,
assignment OF the Universal Order of Sc
curity TO Charles H. Edmunds.
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NebeIser Goes Hone TO Vote.

WAsHINCToN, Oct. 15-United States
Treasurer Nebcker left Washington for his
home in Indiana. 20 remain until after the
presidential election.
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The NInher.Gnhdnrd Firht.

NEW YORK, oct. l5.-Peter Maher, the
Irish champion and Joe Goddard, the Bar
rier champion, will meet for a 81 500 purse,
of which the winner takes So 500, ON Dec S
at the Coney Island Athletic club. The
lorfeits are up.
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Georre white.

Contractor FOR hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set with care;
furniture cars at short notice; hoisting and
rigging done. ONCE. No. l23 French street.
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Co.t m Troons NJ uomcs,end.

HARRisBURG, oct. i5.-Adjutant General
Greenland says the total cost of calling out
the troops for Homestead will amount 60
about 100000.
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Iliiiea vhile Trvinr 10 Fscnne.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-peter Gallen
while attempting TO escape from the house
of correction, fell from window and was
lfTnI
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nrlilsh Tronns in prrll.

RANGOoN, oct. 70. The British troops
are said to be in a critical condition near
Tiddim. Two thousand Chins lay in am
bush for them when the Inst news was re-
ceiyed. Since Oct. s nothing has been
heard from them.
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Ililled bv Ortnbor TIrhtninr.

KINGSTON, ONT, Oct. 15.-Charlcs
Schulke, Of Green lake, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed.
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A Rumnred nInrInc nlsn.ter.

SHANGHAI. Oct. l5.-Tho steamer Box
hara, for Hong Kong, is believed TO have
been lost with all her passengers and crew.
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Mnrder IN lhe rIr.t ncgree.

Providence, Oct 15.-Daniel ID. Sullivan
vas found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree for killing Anthony $. Haswel.
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nnhhnh a Chnrcl,.

Maiden, Mass, Oct. i5.-Burglars brol-
into the immaculate Conception clmrch
robbed the poor boxes and carried Oft gol,
and silver sacred vessels.
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unmhnrr.s Condition.

HAMBURG, Oct. l5.-Thore have been fif-
teen fresh cases OF cholera and three deaths.
In the hospital 6ll patients are under treat
ment.
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m phrlnn-Mnl.h Cnse.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. l5.--Judge Thayer re-
served his decision in the phelan-Walsh
quo warranto suit
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want Tho CINCINNATI scnle.

CoLuMBUs, O., Oct, i5-The striking
switchmen Of the Big -Four road decided to
recind the compromise, and the strikers
have renewed their demand for the Cincin-
..tf eaola
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An Esl.lmo Colonr fnr the rnlr.

BosToN, Oct. ia colony Of Eskimos
have arrived in Boston en- route for the
Worlds fair.
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a oirl IkIIleh hY a Trnln.

WASHINGTON, Oct 15-Thoresa Melon
aid, twelve years old, was struck by train
and instantly killed.
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silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.-The treasury de-
partment purchased $4,000 ounces Of silver
at about sO.sG.
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IN, tie "a, Il 60, $58S, ~
- 80 p m. "
Boston, t5 8s p m daily. with Pullman Dun
sleeping cars running through 20 Boston wit
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, landi
passengers IN B. q N. station, Boston.
Philadelphia, week days, % O5. BfO, A. y
90 3, Is q, 800 - 81, 10 3e' tlg 30, 81 %
m; 4l2 a, ] 0l, 81 90, o., IL, %. 80 80,
- 30, s ., 10 01, III 90 p m.
Philadelphia, sundays, 80 o., A.. %, y Il
3 ~, 80 j5 u 40 m; ~ "a, llU. ~ 90 %.
Chester, week days, f5 Us, $50. j. a. 47lc, 1
- ., IS ~, 500 80 ~, 10 IS. no 30, I'll b. II
| on, y 50, 305, I'd, oO5. 81 B., 81. 3iaq.
Chester, Sundays. sos. GAS 7fO, IS
/ TO- 40 80. n a IA; 90. y 80, sos 40, Il
/ p 81, 20, Y I'D, s q, 1860. tllOO: m.
a m. +i2 "a. rs 10, 3o5. 4i6 p m; Sundays. 6
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, a "a, 2l7O
a m; tl2 10, y %, 3O5, "a 40, 10 "A. t4I 5s,
Baltimore and Way Stations, : Oa a m, 8
Newark, Del. 4i54.7O2. - AZ a m; +l2 10. 3 d
"A ~, "a "A, 55, =. 80, 1922 II 10 p m;
Plttshurg, tS AZ a IN, a 40 p m, daily.
Chicago, +s q a II "A 40 p m, daily
Cincinnati and e. Louis, tl2 10 m an
siqgeriy accommodation, 7 O9 am, aO5, u
and II 10 p m daily.
4 1andenDerg accomn odation, week day
9 931a IN and . 30 ana A 4Opm,
Trains leave Market otiU lffftct:
For New iork.week "a ys,tl S3lfo zOtsSS ,' a. al
For Philadelphia. week days. ., 81, y
g 20, q 3i, III a, 3 80. . % p. ~. SUI
days, o 80 a m; l. ~. tit, 9 45 p. m ., 81.
For Baltimore, week days. ~, o 50, "a
III 80 m; ,e,'t. pm. Sunday, 80 I
For iandenberg ana WV statiors wee
days, q 80, 10 90, a m; 2 55, 5Op m. Sunday
925 a IN; , 3. 50Upn.
cept Sunday; 4f5l u m, daily.
Cincinnati AMI 81. Louis, III 80 m dal
except Sunday,
Leave Philadelrhia or Wilmington.
Week days "a 8. 100, 73l, Is l5 40, 10,
III 3, N; IL noon. 81 As, o. 90, "A 20, =
ijr, 20, 5 %, rs 81. O 30, "a, 10, 49, 10
ana IN so p m. - ....-
SUNDAYS, Is, 60l, rs Is, 30, 10 90, I'll 35
m. 1. noon %, 800, "A o., 20, 70 5l, o ~, y
: u. rs i5. /. a. ana II 6Upn.
and Express trains. Telephone NO. Is
Retes Western points lower than via al
ther line. c. o. SCULL. Gel- i Pass, Agent.
J. u. ODELL. General Manager.
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Another Didn't-Hnow-It-wa
TERRYvILLE, Conn. Oct i5.-John W
Hotchkiss, Of Thomaston, was fatally sho
by barber here who was fooling with
pistol he didn't know was loaded.
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During the present year ]
ROSS have doubled the capacity
of my store at No. 2l0
Market street, ano am now able
tn show you an elegant assert
ment of latest styles of Derby and
other bats for young and old We
also have on hand an immense
stock of White and Outing Elan
mel Shirts, a large variety OF
Gents, Ladies' and Children's
Fall Underwear; a choice Sc
lection of Neckwear at 25 and so
cents; also Suspenders and No
tions.
We sell wholesale and retail
and return money if goods are
not satisfactory.
ROSS,
2Io MARKET STREET.
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DHlLADELPHIA AND READING RAJ; .
i ROAD-"Royal Route between PhiladeI-
phia and Atlantic City-The only double trsck
''1' ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave PHILADELPHIA, Chestnut street wharf,
and South street wharf,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Week days. express. eO0 a. m, 2.00, 500, 400,
500 p. m. Accommodation, $40 a. m, and
suudav-express. 500. o 0O0 l0.37o. m. Accom-
mediation, 5 90 a. IN. and Asp. m.
Returning, leave Atlantic CITY depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenue.
Week ays-Express, 200. 500 9.Oa n. m.
and g. l5 5an .. m. Accommodation, A. 10,
$50 $40 a. m, and i30 2. m.
mediation, 9.30 a. m, and 5O5 p. IA
i. "A. SWEIGARD. Q. @. HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen. Piss Agent.
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Cummings the photographer, os Marke,
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WMMIYGTQN mp IE, EloRTHEiRN n lI1I iR9 R4h- s iils

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD Timetable in effect June 10. 1892
Trains leave Wilmington, French street STA
tion. fer B. & O. Junction, Montchanin, Guyen-
court. GrRnogue, Cossart, Chadds' Ford juno
tion. Pocopson, West Chester, Embreeyille,
Mortonville. Coatesville, Waynesburg juno
tion, Springfield, Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading
and intermediate stations, daily, except sun
day, % am. 2 cop IN; Sunday only, "a a. m.
and / % p m.
Granogue. COssart Chadd 8 Ford junction,
pOcopson West chester, Embreevllle, Nor
tonville. Coatesville, Waynesburg junction,
SPRINGFIELD and intermediate stations, daily,
except Sunday, o % p m; sunday, OO m.
Coatesville, West Chester and intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday, 4Oa m, SOP m.
Sunday only, at % and 20 IN.
Trains arrive at Wilmington, French street
station, from Reading, BirdsbOrO, Joanna,
Springfield, Waynesburg Junction, Coates
VILE MortOnville Embreeville, West Chester,
PocopsOn, Chadd's Ford Junction, Cossart,
GranOgue, Guyencourt MOntchanin, Is, a. q.
Junction and intermediate stations daily, ex-
except Sunday. 10 "a m, o Is y m; Sunday
only. 10 "a "a IN and 30 p m.
From Springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
COatesvillo, MOrtonville, Embreeville, Pocop-
son. West Chester, Chadd's Ford Junction,
COssart, Granogue, Guyencourt, MOntchamn,
Is. a. .. Junction and intermediate stations,
d ally. 8 80 and 10 "a a m.
From Coatesville, West Chester and inter.
mediate stations. daily. except Sunday, Il
a m. Daily at 80 and 10 "a n IN, and - p m.
A g.. .McCAUSLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. General Passenger Agt
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE &
ID OHIO II ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect May %, 1892.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound-New,
York, week q ay s.
q Os, Il 40,4s Al, 40 30
n m, tl2 "a, ~ 80. t5 IS,
- 80 p m. Sundays,
% Os, 1888, 30 80, a
M, tl2 p, u 90, +5 3S,
II 50 u m.
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HarIy b. Ihomns y ID.

Repair watehes and iewelry. 80 Market St
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ELAINE BREAKS SILENCE
He Pleads for tie Election oil
Harrison and Reid.
A NOVEL MEETING AT oPHIR FARM

Tho Meeting Was an Impromptu One and
the speech OF the Ex-seerctary Of State
Was Unerpccted-Depcw and Minister
Egan Also Address the Crowd.
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HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache
Indigestion, Biliousness Sold by all druggists.
DEATd OF JAY GOULD.
The Great Finnncier becomes Victil
of Consumption.

The Great Finnncier becomes Victim
of Consumption.
New I0Kl. Dec. 3.-4Jay Gould died yes
terday All of his immediate family was
gathered around his bed. He had been uu-
conscious the night before, out herecovered
consciousness before morning From tna5
time on he lay silently looking at his
children AS the end approached he
smlliugly reco9n.z ii vacn with long
look. Tnen ne gradually SANK again inlo
unconsclUusu> es.
Mr.. Gould knew that his lungs were af-
fected several years ago, huJ it is only u
little over two years since he was made
aware that he was doomed to a consump-
tive's death. He told no one, and up to :,
very few months ago he did not suspect
that his end was so near. The utmosC Sc
crecy was observed at the health Office re-
garding the certificate of the death of Mr.
Gould, whicn was filed in the bureau of
vital statistics yesterday afternoon. An
undertaken (aad even his name Will not
be told) callel upon Secretary Clark and
requested that the representatives of the
press should not have access to the Ger
tificate. This is all the that is known of
the certificate-Ghat it was signed by DIR.
Mum, anu that it gave the cause of Mr..
Gould's death as phythis pulmonaris-
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AN UNBALANCED MIND

Thought to Be Responsible for the Dis
appearance of Rev. s. f. McCleary.
Boston. Dec. 5.-Rev. Samuel F. Nc
Cleary, assistant pastor of the First Uni
tartan church of the Saviour in Brooklyn,
and son of ex-City Clerk McCleary of Bos-
ton, has been missing since last Thursday
and it is feared that he committed suicide
by jumping from the deck of one of the
sound steamers. Although the police are
still searching for him, letter received
by his father in this city and dated from
Brooklyn. the day after he left his resi-
dence, satisfies his father that his body now
lies at the bottom of Long Island Sound.
Overwork, causing an unbalanced mind
is ascr ibed by his friends as the cause of
the rash deed.
The missing man was one of the best
known of the clergymen in the City of
Churches, and although only 2S years old,
he early developed unusual talent, and as
sociation with the celebrated Rev. H.
Price Collier brought him into promi-
nence and made him many friends. He
was agy aeA3tt5o of Harvard eollega in 1858,
and only TOOK the degree from the divinity
school Iact Nov
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Ir===e BRADFORD VERMONT, DECEMBER 9, 1892
BAY STATE ELECTIONS.
Twenty One Cities Elect Mayors Tuesday
The License Vote.

BOSTON, Dec. 7.-Yesterday occurred the
first of the local elections for the year il
Massachusetts cities. Twenty-one mum.
cipalities chose new rulers, leaving nine
elections for next Tuesday to complete the
list.
Many changes are made in the license
policy as result of the days voting
Chicopee, Fall River, Lawrence, Pittsfield
Taunton, Waltham and Woburn chang
ing vote of Eyes" last year to one of
"No" this year.
On the other hand, Fitchburg, Haver-
hill, Marlboro and New Bedford changed
from "No' to "Yes," while Brockton
Chelsea, Gloucester, Holyoke, Maiden,
Newton. Northampton, Quincy, Somer-
vile and Springfield made no change in
policy in this respect.
The Following Cities Voted for License.
Northampton, Holyoke, Gloucester,
Springfield, Marlboro, Fitchburg, New
Bedford, Haverhill.
Woburn, Waltham, Chicopee, Taunton,
Lawrence, Fall River, Pittsfeld, Newton,
Maiden, Quincy, Somerville, Chelsea,
RrocktOn
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A Town in Flames.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Dec. 6-The town
of Raymond, small place about twenty
miles from this city, is in flames. The fire
first broke out about IL O'Clock last night
in Pytnian hall, over j. IL. Watts drug
store. The postoffice and telephone Office
were burned out. A message asking for
assistance from the fire departments was
sent to Manchester and Portsmouth, and
both responded, but owing to the headway
which the fire had gained it is doubtful if
much can be saved
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Left to Starve.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, Dec. 3-The
wife and three children OF .. Brusie were
found in destitute condition in a filthy
house in the west part of the town here
Their furniture was scanty, their stove
broken, with little food in the house, while
rats were running about the pantry. The
woman was sick, and her husband had
gone to parts unknown, leaving two
whisky bottles on the shelf. The over
seers of the poor will care for the family.
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SIGNS OF GOOD TIMES.
Rhode Island Manufacturers Increase the
Wages of Operatives.

PROVIDENCE Dec. 5.-The Warren Man
utacturlng company, owners of an extern
sive plant III Bristol county, have posted
notices of { per cent increase of wages,
to take effect today. The wages of all The
operatives i'll the employ of the Gcddards
and the Knights in botn the Blackstone
Valley and along the Pawtuxet were in
creased per cent
good many of the smaller cotton
manufacturing corporations have also
made an increase, to take effect today
Charles Fletcher, one of the wealthiest
manufacturers of the state, is to build a
new manufacturing establishment near
Olneyville. The factory will employ sew
eral hundred hands
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ENFIELD, Me-. Dec. "A. L. Chapman,
town treasurer, is short in his accounts.
Chapman is partner in j. L. Mullen's
general store at Montague. Mullen q Co.
are also financially embarrassed The
firms liabilities are about 5000 The
town of Enfield will bring suit against
Treasurer Cha pman's bondsmen.
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Frozen to Death.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Dec 2-Dennis
Martin, laborer, 81 years old, was found
frozen TO death by the side of the track
OF the Newburyport railroad He was
nearly covered with snow, showing that
he had been there many hours. He was
observed Wednesday afternoon in an in
toxicated condition. Near the body was
an empty bottle
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An Election Middle.

LITTLETON, n. H., d. c. 6-At the recent
election here, the ballot machinery failed
to cancel more than half of the votes cast,
and they were not counted. The loss of
these votes changed the result in the cleo
tipn of some of the county officers, and
the supreme court will be petitioned to
require them to be counted.
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The Gravez Case.

DENVER. Dec. 6-Arguments for a new
trial for DIR. Graves have begun. The evi-
dence was reviewed by the opposing coun-
sell Judge Furman criticised the charge
to the jury and claimed that the instruc
tion was contrary TO law. Mr.. Stevens
made strsng plea for the state.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
Is rour stomach pIserdersa.

Indigestion ensues, the kidneys become coeEed, the
blood vaied and the whole be ng actually poisoned
The medicine that viii isai progress is Dr.
David Kennedy lvorite Remedy, made At Rondout,
n " Il Will strengthen the digestive organs. cleanse
your system Of the impurities that clog the life chan
nels and restore vigor and heallh.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-12-09
Lawrence journal Changes Hands.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec. 2.-The plant
and job printing department of the
Lawrence Journal was sold yesterday to
The Sunday Register, the new Lawrence
paper. The Journal will be kept in the
Sweeny family, but all the rest goes to This
Register.