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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

Preston,s He'd AXE is q sure cure for any
Kind OF headaebe, bilious neufalgic, acute
and chronic. il WIN cure in is minutes and
never fall Perfectly harmless. 1t won't
cure anything else
There is 4 great deal of foolIsbness in The
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

Many shall court distinction for whom the
wedding day viii never be Set biz.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

The fisheries question-Did you bring the
flask ?-Rute bicld.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

If your lot is cast In hard places, get you Q
spade aud spade it up.-NetoS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

The man who keeps his mouth shut never
has to cat any "crow. u SUtiHgS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

Don't be too fly the world is full Of hun
CRY spiders,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

Washington, D. c., Jan. H. 1870.
The Preston Chemical Co.. Galveston, Tex;
1t affords me pleasure to add my testimony
to that Of hundreds who have experienced
relief by the use of your wonderful He'd
AXE" Your obed't serv't, W. Il. GRAIN.
PrestOn's "Hed-Ake" cures any kind OF
headache in fifteen minutes,
The stenOgrapher does not live from hand
to mouth, although his business is from
mouth to hand,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn. writes -
"For six years had been afflicted with run
ming sores and an enlargement Of the bones
in my leg | tIied everything ] heard Of
without any permanent benefit untl Botanic
Blood Balm was recommended to me, After
using Six bottles the sores healed, and am
now 10 better health than have ever been.
send this testimonial unsolicited, because
want others TO be beneftted.p " a#
"a q, a,,,,,,9 ~, a 1,,,ol, l,at,,,oar two
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

It is more impolite than unluckY to cross
a funeral procession.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

The capital stock of this corporation shall be
fixed at the sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars,
divided into go shares Of the par value Of $50
each with the privilege Of increasing said capital
stock to the SUN of Twenty thousand pglL'rs,
by vote Of three fourhs Of tho stock holders,
after due notice thereof shall hav J0cu published
f1r the space OF len days in a newspaper Pnb;
lisLed in tho city Of Lake Charles. The capital
stock of this corporation shall be subscribed and
paid in before it shall commence the transaction
Of business
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10
ARTICLE VI.

The business and affairs rf this corporation
shah be conducted undcr the management and
control Of board Of directors to be composed n
three stock holders three Of whom shall consti-
tute . quorum; the board Of directors shall elect
q president, vice president, secretary and
treasurer, and such other officers as may be
necessary for the management Of Its affairs they
shall also have the power 10 ELL all vacancies
ocCuTJinE by death resignation or Otherwise
the Offices Of seGretary and treasurer may be
con sOlidated and united, and held by the same
person. JOsEPII l.. WILLIAMS JAMES a. KINDER
and HARRY d. MtILIGAE shall compose and con
atitute the first board Of directors, with JOSEPH
i. Williams as president, HAIRY i MlLlIGAH
as vice. .presideDt'a and JAMES A. KINDER as secre
tary and treasurer the first board Of directors
shall hold Office until the first Monday of May
1898 at which time and annually thereafter, .
new board Of directors shall be elected by 0
majority Of the votes east each stock -bOldeI
being entitled to cast either in person Or by
PROXY, one vote for each share OF stock owned gJ
him; said election to be given notice Of by publ
cation In any Of the city papers for ten days
previous thereto and to be held IN the otice o
The corporation at Lake Charles, La. The fail
ure or Commission to hold the election or to cleo
| the officers Of this Corporation, in the mannel
aud a. the time and place specified, shall ~ nt
/ manner suspend Of affect the business Of tbb,
corporation but the corporate officers shall holt
over until their places are filled by now election
4 to be provided for by the acting board
l directors. #
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

The namc and title of the corporation hereby
formed shall be- LAKE CHA RLES OPERA
| HOUSE COMPANY LIMITED and its dOmtcle
is hereby fixed at the city of Lake Charles, Cal
casieu perish, State Of Louisiana
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

After all there are very few girls as pretty
as dollar.-EG.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

In the spring The young mans fancy light
ly turns b LhonghLaol Ioaf. laseLle.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

All citations and other process Of court shall
be served on the president in his absence on the
vice president OF in the absence Of both, on the
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

Attests "
u. HAYES, .5.a...
j. M. BOYD
c-|-N Before me, THAD, MAYO,
{L.s.S Clerk DIST, Court.
NS~~S-g
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

lis always neck and neck between two
rival bellies SeieS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-06-10

In the event Of dissolution Of this corporation,
by limitation, or otherwise its affairs shall be
Hauidated BY three commissioners 10 be chosen
by the stock holders No stock holder is to be
held liable, under any circumstance, for the con
tracts or faults Of this corporation in any further
sum than the unpaid balance due on the stock
subscribed by him, nor shall any mere informalfty
III organization have the effect Of rendering this
charteT null or Of exposing stock'holder to any
liability beyond the kuionnt Of bis stock,
Thus done read and signed on tho day and
date frat aboye written In the presence Oi
Messrs i. Hayes and J. n. Boyd competent
Witnesses.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Bangor has about five inches Of good ice
and every prospec. of . coed harvest
Saturday Fred Call rescued with bis over
cost Harry Ross. who had gone through
ne ice in the river between Dresden a0d
p. rkins. while skating.
Hoo. Nathaniel Wilson died a. bis home
in Otono. aged s3. of iufueDE.. He wss
sdmirtee to the Kenpebec county bar in
1884 He represented Ofono in the Legis-
Isture for several sessions.
Andrew J. Churchill of Peru died sud
denly at his home, Saturday morniog, vhile
at,lDs before the fire. He bad complained
Of not ceiling we'll for the two proceeding
days, but his death WAS wholly uns sxpected.
Mrs. Calvin Copeland, sged about 90,
residing in Dexter village, WAS horribly
burned saturday evening, by the explosion
of 3 kerosene lamp. She vas alone in her
room st the time and, it is supposed, set
the lamp up,n the top of h1t stove. She
cannot survive.
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KailrUa1s { SteaTr1uais
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Irrangemenf Of Trains In Effect Ssv.
29th, 1891.

eaTug WEgrlG A. NJ for Lewiston
sasr,sod, Portland, Eo.son asf zsasrssl. r4s a
n ,or R.l.Sysa iiAxdtnsr Esla sozEth 6.sxssssr
al A. n. for sF1nssiE, Ls~issoa. s&sssiHzfSs
xa,sxlard ker1iaad and Boston, ec1asstiAz 70
VsJts ssaEtAia F9ints. SG P. 10
Hxlsrsl, lisrdfhsr knd south 1sS1iasf, u
y n Tor graEsEfsx. Sath, T95rAs9, Eastos
80 s.tarfays only. for EoeSiAa 4, sss r. NJ fll
g,lgvsl, Gzs9issr Aad sOztfs 3Sraiasr, -
p NJ alsai PsilmAal Tor Lcs1stSa, Bath, Port
aad and HSston-
,.otys EAsT-zlo A. N, (aisat sEprssaI fos
gsesaeyza, Belfast, ssesor. Bar HafDof 81
Et1.haas 81. joan and Asoos.oot C0ssty; 9li A
NJ .or Nst@rytsis, stOShs<kn and Bangor ~
p N sor satsryiI.s. Oakland, North Anon,
TiA,Asm sxosbsssh, B+i9sst. Dover and
texFogl BanxgY. Bar HaFbor. 81 stepsna1
r. Jsha sni Af0os .oox CoantYs aaa sundays
oaly = al 4 N. f1r bangor
rs, sisnt fgilnss fragss Faa sAst. Hay Evsfy
rtgkt, sasdays iEaiudsd, ogs not 20 3soshesan
90 monday a.orniBgs, Hr 70 Belfast. Dexter, OF
ts,end Bangor. 0s san iay morning.
fha d4y cypress trains sotns ~sat a. 10. 20 A
N aad s.ass at fss 2. n. rsn tsiiY, saadafs ia
elsAad, bet xsss Boston, >sxfston. B4ih, BAeggr
sad B. John
ACCOnsODATIos rHAIs Tor Aasusfs
ss.ges soafA azraissf. s xs A. NJ, 70 sad 2s
y VI flarainer, sSA NJ. 10 and as f. NJ
uaioHatI, dss a n, t.n aad so r. ID.
Thfoash i3sssts 70 California and all p03ais
sOatn aai West gag be had ~ ". II WNiEer
flssst assat, AasJstA, The 5niy othS. "a Aazas4
ssUlas ga All festss aad eas1ztEs Sasgsgs iroa o.
sspsasa.
AYsOs TUCKER. Vice Pres. t'gaI " aDsse-.
). E BOOrHBY, oehf Pass. and fiesst As's.
F5r'lasd, Nor. %. 1891.
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BLAINE Is STRONG.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.--Msyor Mosby bsa
returned from Warrington, where he bad
been in the interests OF the city with refer
cree TO the Democratic National Conven-
ton.
Il saw Mr.. Blaine" said the mayor. ''It
was an unexpected meeting. Congressman
Svorer and Caldwell and myself were at
dinner at John r. McLesn's. While we
we're at dinner Mr. Blaine was announced
We were all 50 surprised that words failed
US. He greeted us all heartily and accepted
q seat with Us at the table. noted his
ply sicsl appearance closely. He walked
firmly and his eye is ss clear as the sum
mer sky. He is rtle pale, but his AZ
pearance was that OF oyerwork and not il.
ness.
''He did not say in 90 many words that
he is a candidate for the Presidency, but
from what heard an certain Mr.. Blaine
is Presldeutlsl candidate. ard | am now
formally il the Il ID as candidate for del
egsie to the Minneapolis convention and
distinctly as a Blaine man."
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B0wDOIN COLLEGE.
Junior Class Elects Officers Extra
t0ur.es Offered in Latin and German.

EsuSswIcK, Jan. 25.-A new siumn
association has beea formed in this vicinity
IL lie known as the Bow Down Alumni Assc-
cistIon Of Oxford county ard has elected
the following officers: President, ) s.
stearns, 10; secretary and treasurer, J. A.
Roberts, IT executive Committee, +. "
Norcross, SIS, A. T. Herrick, '73, S. L
Fogz, 80.
The JUROR clss, last "Wednesday elected
the officers which are 10 serve through the
lay exercises; President, C. c BuckDsm
Wee Presitens, W. z. Chamberlain; Sec
rethry and Treasurer. G, S. Chapin; Poet,
c. W. Peabody Chsplsin, c. II. Howard
Curator, j Lambert; Orator. G. W. SHAY
Executive Committee, T. o. Bsldsin, L
c G G3odell. G. S. Mschsn.
Prof. LAYTON is Offering an extra course
in Latin 10 seniors ard juniors and many of
the students sre taking advantage Of it.
Prof. Wheeler Is also offering an extra
German course to his elective junior class
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EXPECTS A REPLY


WAsnIsGToa. Jan. % - Senior Mont
the Ch,iisn miuisser, today informed Sec
rgtsry Blaine that he expected 10 receive
ihe reply Of the thlliau government to Mr..
bisine's note VI the 2ia inst, Containing
Presldeus Harfis0n's uIiimstum, tomorrow
or ns1t day.
s3ecf5isfT Blaine refused to say snything
tonight 10 regard to the Chili1n eHusti jn
and persIsssnsiy rsfused TO see any nept-
paper men. Ia answer to note asking u
Chih had replied TO The Presidsnl's nilimt =
tum. Mr. Blaine sent the servant back with
the iscohie mesasss, mo rspiy.'
Senator Sherman, char man, ssid tonigi I
that there will De a specjai D,ssiipg Of the
Seoste foreign affairs committees tomorroz, ,
when the Yfesid, nts nssssgs viii b.,
called up for con.itsrsiiDn.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

Seventy five wesvers in the Granite mill
Fall River, Mas. struck work Monday,
alleging low pay for weaving odd soocs.
The treasury department has decided TO
omit the so. called select Clydesdsle stud
book from The recJglized register of breed
snimals entitled to free entry urdar the
tNif act.
Schooner Avs1esr. Boston for Sc. Jahns.
N. F., hAs been totally wrecked at Petty
Hsroor, n. s. The Avesgtr belonged st
Chsrio.tesosn, snd was owned oy G..
Whitman.
The ave story building occupied by the
Chicsso Cruteh sn1 Machine Company,
Illinois Company, Smith & Bsnisr Pisno
Company, was burned =, Chicago, Monday
morning. The less is SOS coo.
Steamer Cansc.ipt from NsxfouE dla5d,
vas delayed through f4iiing in with the
wreck Of sn American schooner OF St.
Jobns. The steamers crew boarded the
| wreck, AMI tosk eff lI5 barrels Of oil,
rescued the crew snd re.urned to So. Johns
With them
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!. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 26. 1892.

law, In the cable incidsst. and in the charge
that Admiral Brown conveyed tie infoI ma
ticn 10 VaipafAIso Of the landing .. Quia-
iefos.
Ii 10 not NY purpose TO enter here any
defense Of the action OF this govei nmsns in
these matters. Ii 10 enough for the present
purpose to say that if there vas xny breach
Of International comfy or dsty on our part.
is should have been msia = suhisct Of off
ciAl compliant through the diplomaic
channels or of rsp,isais for which q fu
responsibility was assumed
We cannot consent that those incidents
ard tnsse peTversiops Of the truth shall bs
used to excite . murderous attack upon our
unofendiDg sailors and tie koveranen. OF
Chill so aCqUitttd Of Z ;etp 1nsioility.
The communications of the ChiliAn gov
efnment IN relation 10 this cruel and dis
sstfous attack upon cur men, - will appear
from the correspondence, have not in any
degree taken the form Of manly and sat
isfsctory expression Of roget, much less
Of apology. The event was Of 60 serious =
character that il the i. juries suffered By
our men had been wholly the result Of sc-
cident st the ChiliAn port, the incident vss
grave enough 20 have called for some pub.
lie expression Of sympathy and regret from
the local authorities.
II 10 not enough to say the affair WAS Is-
mentable, for humanity would require that
expression, even il the beating and killing
Of cur iGen had been justifable. ItisnHt
enough to say the incident 10 regretted,
coupled with the .t,tement that the affair
was not of An unusual character ia poris
where foreign sailors are accustomed to
meet. Ii 10 not for . generous and sincere
government to seek for words Of smali or
equivocsl meaning in which TO convey to
friendly power an apology for an ofense so
atrocious IS this.
In our note Of Oct. "a b last, which AZ
pears in the correspondence, the Chliisn
government was advised Of the aspect
which the affair then assumed and was
called upon for any facts in its possession
that might tend to modify the lnfavorabie
impression which our report had created
Ii 10 very clear ffom the correspondence
that before the receipt of this note. the
examination was regarded by the police
authorities - practically closed. II was.
however. reopened sud protracted through
3 period Of nearly three months
We might justly nave complained Of this
unreasonable delay, but, IN view Of the fsct
that the government Of Chill was still prC
visionsl and With disposition to be for.
bearing and hopeful of friendly tetmius
ton, have awaited the report which has
but recently been made. On the 2Ist inst
/ caused TO be communicated to the gov
eminent Of Chill by the American minister
at Santiago the conclusions Of this govern
ment after full consideration Of xil evidence
and Of every suggestion, affecting this
matter and
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CHILI'S REPLY.
Willing TO Ep3IcsIzs and WlihdraV Re.
quest ior Esan'S R.cllI.
And Submit the Assault on Sailors al
Valparaiso to Arbitration.

SAsrIAoo. Jan. 25 -fhe GILLIAN gov
ernment h., sea. reply 10 the uiIims,un
Of The United States. ..+ =:
The reply is in t fleet ks follows Chi
sgrees to wi,hdrs~' the offensive note sen
BY Seuor Malta to siI Chilisn ministers
abrosd AID acknowledge its issuance was
due 10 an error OF judsms Mt.
Chill Aiso ~ithdrAws is requests for The
~ilhdrawal CT Minister Essn.
The GILLIAN government proposes that
the sif.ir Of the attack on ths Bsl.imore's
sailors in Valparaiso be tubniEted to the
arbitration Of soma neutral nation.
II this proposition is 20! acceptable 10
the Uni.ed States government, the Chilisn
government suggests that the matter be
submitted to the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
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They were stated as follows First, that
the assault is not relieved of the aspect
which the early information of the event
gave to it, viz that OF an attack upon the
uniform os the United States navy. having
its origin and motive in feeling of hostility
to this government and not in any sct Of the
sailors or any Of them.
Second, that the public authorities of
Valparaiso fsgrsntly failed in their duty
to protect our men and that some of the
police and Of the Chilian soldiers and sal
ors were Themselves guilty of unprovoked
assaults upon cur ssiiors before and after
arrest.
The President think, the prepoDderance
of evidence ard the inherent probabilitisn
lead to the conclusion that Riggin was
killed by the police or soldiers.
Third, that he, the President. is there
fore compelled 10 bring the case back to
the position taken by this government in
the note Of Mr.. Wharton Of Oct. 23i last,
81 d to ask for suitable apology and for
some sdequate repsration for the injury
done to this government.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

ComneneiRs Monday. Jane 18th, 1897, .rs!ss
all run ~ follows, connecting ST. OAKLAND @ith
sans CshtEzi Railroad.
For Roston, Portland, fDsNiston. "ateryiIs. Sa
gasts shoraszan and Bangor
P4saenzsf trains issys Bingham, Ga A u.
~ % r 81, s0l0n. ssz A. N, i2S NJ, Carra
isnr salis 's54 4. NJ, 'lDs p. N, Enoden, 7cl
n, - = n, sorlh Aasoa. ~ a. NJ. / 30 p
" kasGn, IN a NJ, lss p. NJ, Madison. 7.so 4
~ sdsF.s o.. sorFldse Nook, 50 a NJ, z.2i >
" Bangs siding. = 81 A. n. ara ? n, Sawtaus
tro.siax, -sol T., '20 p. NJ. arrive Osrland
so a ", 40 p NJ
Ifom Boston. PortIAad. Lewiston. Aag9sts, Wa
frryilis Ss0shczsa aud Bangor
Pa..snsHr ,rsis. leave oaklsad, sOs a. NJ. 80
pa saHteiir GFossiRg, - 30 A. N. Is % r. NJ,
tasss aiding, - "a a. NJ, 's.0 p NJ h1rridas
zoos VA =. " 5lt tr. ". Madison, g5s a. ID O.,
kBF. n ABson, s5ss N, s IS ,. N Norih An
lon 10 u A ", $50 p NJ. kmudsu, 1910 A, v g..
go p. " Carratank Fails, 'lOt5 A N, 'sf =.
y SOlos, 10 A5 = n. SO p. NJ, arrive Bingham,
il.2s A. N, SO p N.
'rxs -tstioas, at Fhloh traias stop On sigrsl or
boiior 70 conductor Mixed tetssea nshsm
md SGrth Arson, WM, n. AVER. egpl.
,eptsdti
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Changes in Dominion Cabinet.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 25.-Todsy Mimi
ters Caron and Bowel surrendered theil
portfolios, and Hon. J. A, Cbaplesu, by
the premier surrendered that Of
the secretary Of state, Hon. J. c.
Patterson, ez-M P. for North Esss 1
Vas sworn in as secretary of state, and
Hon Mr.. Bowel as minister uf militia and
defence, vice MIR Caro-. Mr.. Chspleau
has accepted Mr.. Bo~ell's lste portfolio,
that Of customs. NJ appointment ns was m sde
for the position Of postmaster general,
made vacant by the appointment of lion,
John Hsggsrs as minister Of railways and
cansls.
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BISHOP NBBLY
Celebrates 25.h AnniYtrary Ct
Bis Conservation.
Th, ETeat PfOps,,y 0baiVsd at Port.
land, Tho Bishops Home.
Bowdoin ColIege--6ood Prospect Of start
ing Shoe Shop at Richmond.

PORTLAND, Jan. IS. This is the twenty
f''h anniversary Of Bishop Neely's eonss-
s2ecisl services in St. Laks's Cathedral.
Morning prsye at 8 A. M. vas followed
By the fetal celebration of the Holy Com
munich At II A. NJ, by Costjutor Bishop
K sdom. Of Fredericton, n. B. ard
Bisnop Niles, Of New Hampshire.
The sermon vas preached by Rsv. DR.
Samuel u hn Of Philsdslphis- An ~ -
dress -ss presented to Bishop Nesls b.
fepre, ta,ives Of the Clergy and isity.
At2P NJ, the attending bishops ard
Clergy dined With Bishop S,eiy at the
pfebie House.
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Young Egan's S5.150,000 Case Against
Gillian Government,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % "A paper here
say that Francis W. Egsn, son 6f Mini
Ter Egsn, is the representa- ve Of the North
and South American Construction Company
which has claim sgsinst The Chiiisn gov
ernnent for s. 80 600
1t was building 3 railway under contract
for the Chilisn government when Bslma-
ceds ordered the seizure Of the road and all
the materials ard equipment Of the COM
Da1y,
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MUST HAVE LICENSE
Or You Can't Fish, l. Soon TO he the
Order Issued.

OTTAWA. Jan. % An order in the
council will shortly be issued prohibiting
The grsnting Of licenses to hsh under the
inland fishery profession laws TO
any but British born subj aCts and residents
in the locality covered by tuch licenses.
This Will utterly prevent the catching of
sturgeon in the Lsks OF The Woods BY the
United States Canning Compkny and will
probably break up the Pelee Island bass
hshiIg club.
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ASKS DELAY
Chill Wants Little Time--Jui Bought a
New Cruiser.

WAsHIEGros. J an. 81 nitistsf Egau
cables lhss rf.si6eht Aonts Is absent at sbc
Baths ard the minister of foreign affairs
asks dsiaj gi one OF iwo dsyS- Sscre
tsry Blalae c3nsenss-
Authentic information wss received here
todsy from kpglsad, that The Chshsn go1 .
srbmeni hos jssi parehased Ghs nes cruiser
sow bel: bant as AfmaroAgs smpyarj.
Ne~cAstls. Her con pistIon - being raj
lily pushed. FMS vessel 10 . 5000 Il q
cruiser Of hlsh speed.
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Certainly. in one instance, It does. Hood's
Ssfsapsriils il the great protection against
tie dangers Of impure tiocd. and is will
cure or prevent all diseases Of this class.
Il hiss veil ven isx nsms Of the best blood
purifier BY iss many remarkable cares.
The biabest praise has been voa by
Hoods Pills for thsiE eAsy yet sfhcie1
action. Sold By aii d,vssiss- Pree IS
cents per box. d&vfolrmlyctd&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-26

But the Emperor Requests Him to Hold
II a While.

BERLIs. jan. 25 -OEing 20 the dis
senuons between Herr MIGUEL, the Piusssn
Minister Of Finance and Chancellor Won
Csprivi, arising from the fo,mer's insisting
upon modification bsing msde ia the set-
tarisn education bill, Herr MIGUEL today
rendered bis reagDstion. The Emperor
did not accept it, but asked Herr Miguel TO
await the result of the debate on the meas
ure before the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-26
SO. 900 Fire at Providence.

PRovIpEScv, X. L, jan. % "A fire
occurred this mvrans il the old riding
academy on Aborn street, nov used for
cotton storage. There were 1000 bales nf
cotfne = the buildius. vsired at $50 coo.
oy nd bvs p.ovItietc c. Wareh luse Con-
pay Ah i a tbird was h,d'y damaged,
sno the los, Will approsch $4,000; cover
by insursi c..