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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-22
RIVERS AND HARBORS,
The kennebec is Down on the List tOr
S60,OO0.

WASHINGTON. March 2I--The Honse
committee on rivers and Harbors todsy
completed the consideration Of the rsgu nj
river and harbor appropriation bill, aud !,
will be reported to the House in 4 day OF
two. The bill apprOprisies $50, 200 900 o.
nearly 81 900 900 less ihsn the amount Of
! the bill ~bi-h became Law il the las.
Congress.
fhe greatest feature Of the bill is the ex-
tent 70 which the committee eDlsrges the
policy adopted in the lsst Congress, OF
placing some Of the most important prof eots
under contract system. by means Of which
the work can be undertaken with the
amouns appropriated for the year, covered
by the bill, and coatrsc!s entered Into fer
completion OF the work.
Assurance is thus given Of the continu-
snce f the work without serious intrrtnp
ton. A contract is found more economicsl
than the drlbist system This year the
committee authorizes additional ntrsct.
to he entered in'o, sggregstinR Si,l5i 7S
Among the III inc hsfbor- are X cKisob,
$50, 900; hoosesbsc Bar, $50 900, Per
land $40 600; Back Cove, Iuprovemeu,
Of chsnn,D $50 900; breasws'et from
Mount Desert 10 porcupine Island $40 600
| Belfast. 500 900 rivers, kennebeg, $50,
coo; penobsrot, S25 .0Oa; saco rive', (ru.
| clujiny he breakwat,r) S25 900; llsIrS-
heekel, $40 600
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SPECIAL MEETING
AT Fairfield to Consider Various Mat.
ters of Importance.

Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL
FAIRFIELD, March 21.-Tne special town
meeting held Yesterday afternoon, though
perhaps not as largely attended, was quite
ss interesting to those in attendance. The
motion TO resoipd the vote taken at the
March meeting ordering the selectmen NOS
TO issue lie nses for the keeping Of pool
and billiard rooms, Was holly contested and
brought forth pretty sharp Arguments from
supporters Of both factions. The motion
was finally carried, however, by vote of
over t~o to one, A. was also the vote lesv-
ing the msttsr of licensing discretionary
with the selectmen.
twas voted to appropriate 1925 for the
purchase of 3 lot at Shsvmut for the new
schoolhouse, further matters being leftwith
the selectmen and supervisor Of schools.
The article TO see il the town would
paint or purchase the opera house resulted
in vote that the selectmen constitute a
committee to see at what price the house
can be purchased By the town and report
at the next annual town meeting.
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Iailruaos 4 Steausouats
ulINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement. Of Trains In Eject ssy.
29th, 1891.

GOING WEsr-sn A. N. for Lewiston
aoorl ana Portland, Boston and Montreal Y.S A
n isr HAlonei, Gardiner ard 5oath GaYdiaar
mlQA N. Tor Brunssior. Lewiston. sarsaington,
foetlaad, Portland and Boston. connecting for
Ehf,. Mountain Points, 100 r. n. for
glloseI. Gardiner Aad soath Gardiner. IL:
p N for BrahsEief, Bath, Portland, Boston
.ud satofiAy. only, Tor RooklAn d; sos r. N. Tor
RaIowsH, 9ardiasr and Jogth Gardiner, Il 90
and and Boston.
GOING KAsT-ai0 A. n. might sHprsssl to-
loHhessn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hafbor. 5t.
n Tor Watsrviiie. Sfowhsgau and Bangor 2.3s
r. NJ ,or SAisryille. Oakland, North AnsOn,
Bingham. 5EoghegAn, Belfast. Dover and
Fox fof Bangor, bar HArbor. 81. Stephens,
st John and hfOos Ook County, and Sundays
ony, NJ an A. NJ. 'Jt Bangor.
me SiRht Pullman Trains run each way every
aigh, sundays included, but not to Sk0Vhsgan
% Monday mOrnings. os TO Belfast, Dexter. or
beyond Bangor. on 5gn lay mornings.
Zoe day sxpress trains going Vest st 1910 A
\ and Eass At its r. " run daily, Sundays In
tiHfsd, between Boston, lewiston, Bath, Bangor
and 81 john
Accom- TRAIN for Augusta
esya. s0uth Gardiner. 635 A. n; i.l0 and IS
P G Gardiner. . Is A, NJ. LEO lrd 70 2. VI.
EAl lEr st1 NJ. Is and I 50 7, NJ,
through Hakrts 20 California and all points
soaia and Wss' may be had Of h. "a. walker
nes'i assut. AasustA. The only ofhoe In Aasu-'s
selling sib al rontas and checking t0ssls' fee of
mpeRsn.
PAYsOa TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 Gea1 N ansgef.
-. T. BOOTHBY. 9enT PRss. and jioxet AL.
rortsHd Nov. a. 1871.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Secrstsry Blaine is rapidly improving.
Sunday afternoon he took 3 long ~sih
Sb lus the city, and Monday attended at his
house TO cffic. al businefs.
At meeting Of the full board Of the inter.
state commission Monday Hon. VIM Nor
rison wss elected chsirmsn to fill the vs.
csncy msde BY Judge Cooley's resigns-
ton.
Mr.. Dingley Of Msine presented in the
House Monday largo humber OF petitions
sgned by several tt0usani citzeas OF
Maine, ASKING for the p,sssge Of law IL
pre-, ent speculative bidding for carrying the
mails.
Ii is stated that Senior Perszs, the Yer
eznelaa minister 10 the Urited States. has
left Washington IN disgust. His Il rt.
70 promote better Commercial and
frsternsI relstio1s between the two
republics have nc. been properly
supported by his government snc
now thai revolution hiss broken Gu. in Ven
ezuels he became f led with dispsir. =, The
lsg4,ion IS closed and Perszs has gone to
Brooklyn. n-vsr, it is believed, 10 resUrD
TO his official capacity.
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RICHMOND.
HOudlette Building Not Insured-A Death
-PensiOner Made Happy.
Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.

Especial to the KESNEBEo JoURNAL.l
RICHMOND, March 2l--It now transpires
thst the Houdlet.e bull ling damaged by fire
Saturday night was not insured as was az
first supposed. The insurance had run out
short time before and Mr.. Houdlet,e had
neglected to have it rene we'd. His loss is
$500. It is stated that the building will
not DE repaired
Mr. Call has not yet decided whether he
will fit up another place in town or not.
He says he wss advised by a local sesress
not to GO into business on that side of the
street and nov he wishes he had mind d
the old lady.
Bailey Moody, formerly Of Randolph,
died this morning after q continued iIlness
at the home of his son on tle Parks road.
He was about 20
William Berry of East Bovdoinhsm,
formerly of Richmond, is reported to hsve
recently received q pension Of $4,000 from
the government
W G. Bisit has accepted iile position
with C G, Bicsiord. wholesale millinery
Portland, and is row on long route
throughout the State.
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COLLEGE BALL TOSSERS.
Bowdoin, Bates and Colby Will Fight
for the Pennant.
Snecial 10 the kennebec JoURNAL.

Special to the kennebec JOURNAL.
BRUNSWICK, March 2l.-Follo -ing il
the schedule Of the college league as sr
ranged by the college managers at Bruns
wick:
April 81, Bates vs.. Colby at Lewiston.
April 80, Colby vs.. Bo~doin at Water
vile.
Mag 4, Bowdoin vs.. Bates at Bruns
wick.
May :, Bates We. Bovdoin at Lewiston
May IL, Colby vs.. Bates At Waterville.
May IA, Bo~doin vs.. Colby at Bruns
wick.
May Is, Bates W. Colby at lewiston.
May 81. Bates VS., Bowdoin at Bruins
wick.
May %, Colby vs.. Bo-doin at wster
vile.
Msy %. Colby vs. Bates at Waterville.
June |, Bowdoin VS.. Colby at Bruns
wick.
June 4, Bate. W. Bovdoin at Lewiston
All postponed games and sll tie gsmei
are to be played off.
The association will adcpts strong con
stisu,ion and q penalty of $40 for forfeited
games.
The Maine Stste College boys we're shu
out a, Bovdon refused to enter il M. S
c. was all1ved to play.
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SD CONGRESS-.
The Settlers Bill Uuder Dis
Gussion by lha Senate.
HOuss Committee Reports That Walkers
Und.liYsHd Speech Printed In Record
should be Stricken Out The Free Wool
Bill Taken Up.

WASHINGTON, March 2l In the Senate
smal Ine bils Introduced snd referred,
were one hv Vi.l.s, for the purchase of the
Sturgeon y Ship elnSl; by PETER. grant
ias Sefgesat barter of the First | ldisus
Csvalry, $4,000 = gold medsl for his
services in ''Ssving P1pr's army snd the
nations capital from capture BY Lees
srmV." (the came bill was Introduced in
the House by SimpsoI) J; b. George, 10 re-
fund TO the producers OF cotton the internal
revenue tax collected theron
Hjar efsred resCiu ion which WAS
sgre-d TO, instrnctiog the committee on
public buildings and sroueds to quiss iptn
the pssciIcsbility Of providing sutfi cient
shelter east of .he capitol for the protection
Of persons who may take part in the i0sus-
ursl ceremonies.
The Senate bill - amend an set for the
relief Of certain settlers on public lands
ard provide for the repayment OF certain
fees, purchase money and commission paid
on void entries, was taken up as spectsl
order.
Berry opposed the bill, explaining its
purpose to be TO refund purchase money on
railroad grants, where the railroads were
not afterwards built and where the grants
were afterwards forfeited.
Pending discussion Of the bill, Turpie,
from the pensions committee, reported
back the House bill to incres1e from Si2 70
$50 month, peaslons Of Auns Msris
Young, widow of Revolutionary soldier
of Pennsylvania troops ard asked the SEN
ate, in Difference to the military service
Of the husband and in Difference to the
great conflict in which he served, to pass
the bill now. The bill wss passed.
The consideration OF the settlers bill was
resumed.
Teller moved to amend it by striking out
word "sssig and inserting the words
illegal representatives. $50 the act shall
not sppiy to purchasers from the Original
settlers). The amendment was sgreed 10.
Chandler, white approving the principles
Of the bill, would ike to hsve some idea as
TO how large al amount is involved.
Dolph, who introduced the bill and re-
ported it, said that the estimate made st the
general land otlce last yesr was that the
bill would require an outlay of $3.50, 600
Teller thought that if the bill was ,quita-
BILE, ss he believed it to be. the amount
involved was not of great consequence. 1t
was unfsir for the government to induce
the people tn go on lsnis by representi 2
that railroads were to b. built nesr them,
and pay double p-ica, and should refuse
TO pay back half the smlunt. The question
hiss taken on the passage of the bII, and
the vote resulted; yeas 20; nays 81 no
quorum.
All the Democrats voted in the negative
and sll Republicans in the affirmative.
cept Cbsniler and Higgins, who voted no
A call of the Senate showed the presence
OF AS senators, some Of them being psired
Without disposipg of the bill, the Senste
at NJ. proceeded 10 executive bu ,iuess
snd shortly sfterward adj burned.
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ALL A SCARE.
No Tuberculosis Found In Mr.. Fuller's
Cows at WinslOw.

Special 70 the KEssEBEc JoURsAL.l
WATERvILLg, March 2l-There has
been atuberculosis sesre in the city of late
that has aroused the fears Of quite q good
many patron, Of the local milk dealers and
led them to wonder whether or no they we're
taking bsccilli along With the regular
milk supply. Mr.. Sidney K Fuller has
one of the large routes of the city and ye:-
tsrda7 had DR.. @. II. Bailey, the State
veterinarian, examine his herd thoroughly.
After making a CAREFUL examination, DR..
Bailey gives the following ssa;emen. over
bis signature;
WissLow, March 81, 1892.
This is to Ger ifT that l hsve examined
the herd NJ cows oeloD aiDg to Sidney K.
Fuller ga in number) ard fnd them 20 be
free from c5nasious disease. Tee only
COW in the herd that gkvs any evidence Of
Irregular bfes'hi1g, increased temperature
or Suspicious appearance has been killed
for test cass, the pos'-mo-tem resulting
IN no sbnomAi condition o' eithe, the tho
rscic or abdominal cs7sie.. consider
the herd to be il good health and fne COZ
ditiou. GEO H BAILEY,
State Veterinary Surgeon.
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NEWS NUGGETS,
Brought BY the Wires From North, Fast,
West and South

Illinois and lows had severe snowstorms
Monday,
Prince Bisuark 10 suffering from q sud-
den attack OF illness.
1t is sad thst Miunesots Democrats will
ssnd solid Cle veland dsIeg alton to the
Chicago coDvenii1n,
Kingston Hotel at Lockport. N. s., was
burned Monday. IL wss q fine building
aud said to be uninsured.
p. Whites Sons large fertilizer factory
or Barren Island, N Y, burned Monday.
Lpss, 100000; partly covered by insur-
,nCe,
The English p-oviocisl newspapers have
taken up the BehrinV sea question in a
to not at all friendly 20 the Uaited
States.
Philadelphia paper says Claus Sprect-
les IT fnery has at last gone into the big
sugar combine which he hss 80 long and
vigo ouily fought.
Ss'e Senator M A Rogers Of Camden.
N j., says he was offered over s25 900 to
vote for the Reading Railroad coal combi-
nation bill lie refused.
The captain Of the schooner Henry STAN
berry reports that one Of the crew, Joseph
Perry, vas dashed against 3 curry kid,
while on Georges Banks, and was killed.
Rev Thomas Sproull, a prominent min
ister in the Reformed Presbyterian church,
died Monday at ALLEGHENY Pa, aged 80.
He was widely known Throughout. the
United States.
The Abercsirne tin plate works in Mon
mouth, Eng are closed. Atthe Arbertill-
cry Works operatives have received a
mont notice Of close Of contracts.
Three thousaad hands will thus be thrown
ouE Of employ ment.
J. H. Winchsll q Co Havsrhill, in an
IicIpauon Of strike in their shoe factory,
i,.chsrged the eotire force Of wo'smeo IN
tse machine e~ed department. numbering
a. ,u' 100 NJ ,ndsy morning. The firm has
decided to ruo free factory.
Oscar l.. Stilling., builder whose work
stands for the most part in the Back Bay,
died Monday at Boston. He was Of the
Arm Of Sallings & Chspwick, builders. He
was born in Maine, ~ years ago, snd came
10 Boston when he was seventeen yeass old.
a corporation which purposes control Of
the entire milk .nppiy Of Chicago has been
nc Iporzted under tbs name Of the Farm
e's Dairy c.. The new corporation is
backed By mill'ons Of capital and proposes
- handle every guar, Of milk that enters
the city.
The Bangor city government was inaugu-
rated Monday. Mayor Snov delivered .
busintss-Dke inaugural. IL Brewer. May
reject Teft delivered his inaugural.
Mayor james o. Bradbury delivered his
Inaugural address Monday morning and
Mayor Staples did the same.
A. 3 meeti,g OF the stockholders
Of the standard Oh Trust
Monday, at Nsw York 1t was decided by .
.ro- birds vote to terminate the trust and
THAI all the properly held by the trust ex-
cspt the stocks of the corporation should
be cold BY the trustees in private.
An agent Of G.tely g. Gormsn. Boston
arm who sell books ca the instsiiment
plan, stts mp:ed 10 collect small bill of .
delinquent debtor a. Baagor, Monday
Finding that ordinary means failed he
drew = revolver. The purchaser, = barber,
| drove the sgeni from the shop by hitting
him over the head With . chair, and called
! the police who gave chase in vain.
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He Apol0gized.

MIpDLETows, Conn, March 2l,-Ths
blsckmAil case Of Ryan, Bsrrows G Bsrke,
of this city, sgsinst ). ID. Caldwell, Hart
ford, ended in the police court this morr
iog C4ldvell vas arrested Ss'urdsy fot
demanding s2500 from the firm When tbs
csse csme up today Csidveils attorney
read letter IN court. over Csid-eiPs Gig
nature, saying that be Cad. .eiD vas mis-
taken il the charges he made against J. F
Parker ard wnhdfew the charges. He ter
dered an apology to Parker. The case VA
At once mol pressgd
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THE DOODLE CASE
10 Cbic'go Results In lndlc'.
msnt Of Seven Aldermen
Charged With "Pslaniously Consplrlrs
10 Commit Bhbery."
The Gas Trust 0fllcials Put On the
Stand rs Witnesses.

CHICAGO. March el.-The officisl, Of the
gas trust led the list of wi nssses examine d
in the bordle Investigation This afternoon
the grsnd jury rstarasd Indictments sgs,nss
the following aldermen; W. J. OBrian,
d x 0'Btiea, Nicholas A. Breme-. Pat
rick German, Philip Jackson, 5. NJ
Gosselin snd +. DoFman. The ipdlcs.
men,s are for feloniously cnnspiriny to
commit bribery
Two more indictments ~ere found. hat
not returned, sgsinst W. J 0'Btien. They
chsrge bribery sni stSte that O'5rien gave
Aldermsu Roth $1,000 60 vote for the North
era Pacific ordinance, SD $3.50 10 vote ior
the eo0n0m.e gas ord nsnc.
The ststs's attorney said You may
look for about one Indictment a day from
this time until the whole outfit is indicted "
Judge Anthony fixed the bail Of the in
dicted men ri $40, goo each. By . O'Clock
all except Alderman German and Goslln
furnished bail, and these tso. although NOT
yet found sre understood to have bonds in
course OF preparation,
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A MASS MEETING
To he Held at Portland by Central Labor
Union-WelI Known Speakers.

PORTLAND, March 81 AT the regular
meeting of the Central Labor Uni3u this
evening Eve delegates Of the Typogr,phicsl
Union were sdmiued to membership.
ARA gemeru we're msds for . mass meet.
ing At City Hall April J.. Among the
sp ,asers will be Samuel Gomper., prssi-
dent Of the Federation of Laoor. H. J.
Skefii gtou, general secretary Of the Boot
and onoe Workers Uaion, and Edward L.
Dsi5, gensrsl secretary Of the Lsstars'
Protecuve U1ion.
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SCHOONER LOST.
Crew Taken or by British Ship anl
Landed at Fort Monroe.

BALTIMORE, Nd March 2l.--A dispatch
received here ssvs: Schooner Beriram
J.. Townseni, with coal, from Phisde =
phis for mstsr zss, wsE abandoned March
II. The crew was taken on board the
Bri i-h ship Lenuia Burriii and afterwards
trsnsfefrsd to Virginia pilot bost end
landed at For, Monroe today. The schocn
er sank
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NOT SETTLED.
Bshrius Sea Question Still On
With Great Britain.
$4,000 nottingham Miners Quietly Re.
sumed Eoik Monday Morning,
And As a Result Coal Went Down Three
Shillings q Ton.

LONDON. March si.-Ia the House Of
Commons todsy Mr.. L,wther, the parlia-
mentsry secretary Of the foreign Office,
s,stCd ths, final understanding between
Great Britain and the Uni'ed States, In re-
gard to toe Behripg sea question. had not
vet been arrived st, and aided that negotia-
lions looking to that ED we're stiil proceed
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THE INDIAN WARS.
Bill to Give Pension to Survivors and
Widows OF Survivors.

WAsHIsGrox, March 81 The House
committee on pensions today sgreed to re-
survivors Of the IediAn wars vaged from
1882 TO lS42 inclusive. These include the
Back Haik, Cherokee and Seminole wars
Serves of 80 days or more is made
prerequisite in consideration of the claim for
. pension under the terms of the bill. Il
is estimated tina! 5000 persons will be en-
titled TO the benefit rising from the pro-
posed legislation.
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THE EMPEROR'S HEALTH
Renders Necessary Total AbstentiOn from
All Business Matters.

BERLIN, March 2l.-The date Of the En-
perors return is uncertain. 1t is reported
that the condition Of his health nee essitates
his complete sbsteBtion from public bus :
ness Nothing definite is known in regard
to the ministry, except that the Emperor
has accepted the resignation Of Count Won
/sidltZ
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SUDDEN DEATHS
OF Well Known People in Various Sec
ti0ns of the State.

. BANGOR, March All F. Norton, ot
Salem, s. d died suddenly at the Wird
sor hotel, Bangor, Monday morning. HI
vas abou. 45 yesrs old, and was in the rea
es,ste and banking business. His desil
was caused by excessive drinking.
RockLAxb March 2I.-Stephen GouId
one Of the oldest ciUz ans snl leading mer-
casnts OF Rcckl,nds, died .uddeniy Mon
dsy morning after brief Illness He "a
pillar Of the Methodist church, and AT
excellent man, and will be gres ly misssc
in business and religious circles.
RocKLAND, March 2i Mrs. Mary
wife of Rev W. H. Litls field and mothel
Of Attorney General C. E, Littlefeld, diet
Sunday morpi1g II Ni1sIhsyeu
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MODUS yIvENDI.
Thought Sure That Salisbury Will be
Against Its Renewal.

WAsnIsoros, March 81 i: is reporte,
tonight that Lord Sslisbuty's communics
ton Is merely short dispstch stating ths
the reply proper to AciiDg Secretary Whar
tons note Of March s.h Is nesrly ready anc
will be adverse to President Harrison,
request for renewal of the modus vivendi
According TO the same report, the com
muaicstion further says 10 Effect that tn,
British govt rnment will not interfere witt
policing Behfiog sea by United States We.
sells, pendiag negotiations for the settlemen
OF the questions st issue by arbitration
though 1t nay hereafter ask for damages il
behalf Of such Canadian seslers as may
suffer by SEIZURE or Interference by Ameri'
CAL vessels
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SHOT IN THE LEG


BANGOR. March 2l.-A special TO the
Whig and Courier says that Deputy Uoited
States Marshal HcNslly WAS shot in the leg
today by man named Nsdesu, whom he
was attempting to Arrest 10 the woods near
Fort Kent. McNslIy is not dsngerou.ly
wounded.
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DIED In THE SURF.
Bark SylY'n Driven Ashore ID
lhs By Of Funiy
Tn: CfsI Take to The Boats Ind Ii.
tempt TO Reach Lsni
But Five Of Them Give Up Their Lives
In the Raging Surf.

YARMOUTH. N. S, March 2l-Lss,
nigh the bark Sylvsn, MscDoussil, from
Barbados for S. J hn, y. B. ia ballast,
va. driven ashore Oh Tr,u4ty ledge f the
cast Of Yarmouth, Bay of Fandv A
heavy gale .as raging at the tima and the
vessel commenced TO break up.
rne c-.~ t25k to the boats and endeav-
ored to .@nd st Cranberry Head Five OF
hem were drowned 10 the surf and the
oihers are at Cranberry II 4sd
Th- vessel sfterwsres drift d # and was
seen BY the steamer DIminion Two miles
southeast Of the ledge 18th her stern out Of
water but the bows under
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FIRE AT NORTH CAMBRIDGE


BosroH. March 22.-Heuderson's lsTg'
carnage msuuiSGt0ry aid Dumber Of sd
jscent buildings IN N jEih Cambridge, were
burned tonight. rha tife is still rsgias
Telephone connection with the immediate
neiehbofh0od s broken, ard II will be yer,
late before definite estimste of the loss
csn be gwen. The carriage coacsrn usu.
ally carries a large stock
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STANDING FIRM.
The President viii hold Fast
to His Present Position
On The Sailing Qu.s!ion and Will Try
10 S.curs Their Protection
Regardless Of England's Attitude Sc
crecy About salisbury's Note.

wAsHIsGros, March 81 1t i. impossi
bic TO eot,In any efieil information co.,
earning tie notes Received from Lord Sails
bury yesisid,y on The BehnIg sea qaes
do.
i. pretty cell established tbst the Pre-.
lien. is nos disposed to receds from the Pc
.iuon already assumed ID regard to the
Preservation Of the zeal herd, aud that he
-iil take steps to secure tina. end with oil
without tie CO operation Of the Bliiish gov
e7umrp..
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A HORRIBLE FATE.
Five Children Burned Ali,e-One Escapes
Ininiured-Faiher Fatally Burned.

SLEEPr EYE. Bnn., March IA
Springfield last night Mr.. Leshy's house toe }
FIRE and fve of his children perisned in ,h
flames The oldest was about % The Is,
ther is probably fatally scorched. He va
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