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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Figures don't lie, and quality tells with
good judges. THE FAMOUS" is on the
top, challenging ALL Reputation is a Jewel
by US highly priced; honest clothiug and no
hnmbug is the rule Of THE FAMOUS"
Clothing House, las Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Hoods Pills cure constipation by restor-
ing the peristaltic action of the aIiInentary
canal. They are the best family ca1hartio
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Don't become oonstipated. Take BEECH.
ANS PILLs.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Scalds are healed In a few days by using Sal.
walton Oil. Price only rs cents.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Abbott's East Indian corn paint cznres all
corns, warts and bunions. I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Remove boils. pimples and skin eruptions
by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Be sure our trademarks are on DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. A. c. MEYER & Co.--Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-05

Hs I: &C. ::::: ;; e:
horai-We ear County Down shirts, col.
lars and cuffs. FALK CLOTHING Co,
I'D. Sole agents for Savannah,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11
ICUAD0R's PRESENTS rOR IHG FAIR.
Remarkable Display OF Precious Woods. n
bf0us Plants. and Lace Work.

WAsnt>.IoN. Aug. 10 Mr. W. =. Tis-
del. associated with the World. Columbian
~ Esposition. gives AN account Of ~ prrlimi
nary exhibition he has Just witnessed at
quito, the capital of Ecuador, Of products
intended to be -rnt to Chicago. There are
~ vet no railroads or vehicles in Ecualot,
vi the exhibits had 10 De carried on pack
mules or the heads of pcon-.
The dis pla, Of precious woods consisted
pf more than 100 varieties which conld be
utilized in the manufacture of rich furni-
turc aud house trimmings. The fbrous
plants of Ecquabor enter largely into
the exposition The finest fibre was
called ''thirumbo." II IL dark
in color, very fine and very strong. and
can be woven into fabrics ~ soft as silk
The forests are said to be filed with this
wonderful fibre. which has only recently
come to the notice of travellers. The dis
PLAY of ''I'i,a" fibre was also very remark
able Sooner or later this precious fibre
wbich il found growing wild all over South
and Central America and part Of Mexico,
must come into general demand. Carpets
are made from il, beautifully woven and
dyed in the brightest Of colors. Mating
for floors, baggings, betting for light and
heavy machinery. rope of all sizes, cord
for wrapping or sewing purposes, AMI even
tho fines, Of thread were shown. The dis
play al-o includes lace work in great vsri-
cty, leather work gold and silver hlligree
work, wood carving. and paintings of
merit
The entire exhibition. At least SO FAR aa
I tin, articles displayed will hear packing and
trsn- -por'ation, is TO be transferred TO the
WorIis Columbian Exposition at Chicago
in 1893, and many 10 whom Ecuador is an
unknown land it j. believed, viii be sur
I prised by the exhibit,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11
SEARCH LIGHT ON MT. WASHINGTON.
II will be the Nest Powerful Beam oi Artif
cial Light Ever Produced.

MorSr W,suI>oroN, y. H.. Aug. lu.-
The electric search light is nearly ready for
use. and would have sent it, first bright
gram over the mountains several DAYS ago
had il not been for delay in receiving the
stack to the boiler. which has gone sstray
on its way from Erie, Pa. Every effort is
being made to find it and hurry il forward,
and il is expected that the light will be in
position and in working order by the last of
this week. II j. impossible tn state now
at vi hat distance it will he seen for there i,
no authority for establishing the penc'rat-
ing power of such light at the height of
II miles above the sea. 1t is sufficiently
interesting TO know that this will be the
most powerful beam of artificial light ever
produced. and that il will be located on the
highest point ever used.
The large arc lamp will require a current
of 30 anpcres, under pressure of 30 volts
This lamp is placed in wca'her-tight cyhn-
der 80 inches in diameter and : feet hong.
By the use of mirror, in combination with
a powerful and delicate hens made for the
purpose in Paris. the rays Of light are sent
out of the cylinder parallel to each other in
a beam 30 inches in diameter and int"nsi-
fed MANY times the power of the original
lamp. 4 Thomson Houston dynamo, run
bv a ., horse power engine. furnishes the
power.
The iica of an electric search light on
Mount Washington originated with Mr., l..
II Rogers bright Young man who has
charge of the Thomson Houston interests
in this part of New England He has carried
i, through in spite of the many discourage
mpnts and obstacles raising the guarantee
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LIZZIE BORDEN
And John W. Morse Testified
ar Borden Inquest.
Or. Bowen Gave ] Testimony That
Greatly Startled Authorities


Fur Ri,rR. Mass, Aug. Io,- Tonight
il cannot he SAID that the police have any
substantial clue to the murierers of Mr.,
and Mrs Ansirew j. Borden, Theories are
plentiful but reliable evidence is wanting
A, j O'Clock this afternoon State De,cc-
tive Seayer handed the following bulletin To
,he reporters The inquest WAS continued
st 10 O'Clock today. Witnesses examined
were Miss Lizzie Borden, John v Morse,
Miss Emma l., Borden, Dr. 5. W. Bowen,
Adelaide h, Churchill and liiram G. ilar-
rington. Adjourned until 10 A. NJ, Thurs
day. Nothing developed for publication. -
This was all that was given out after eA-
The principal witness today was Miss
Lizzie Borden. Whatever the police may
think of their clues. i, is certain that Miss
Borden's many friends are en,irel, in favor
of her innocence. This feeling is gaining
more adherents every hour.
When MIR Morse came from his exam
ination today, he was AS calm aud collected
as he has been since suspicion was directed
toward him
DIR. Bowen tobi strsieht-torw story
covering the time since he was called To
the Borden house, few lays before the
murder. He incidently gave some evidence
which startled the authorities, The nature
of this would not he given for publication,
hut il was learned that tomorrow another
examination of the dead bodies will prob
ably he made at Oak Grove cemetery.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At Bangor city meeting Tuesday night,
il was voted five TO one to build new city
hall
The Republicans of the Appleton class
have nominated f. +. Light for representa-
tive.
The Republicans of the Boothbay class
have nominated John +. Kelley for repre-
sentative.
Odlin and O'Brien seized 300 gallons of
liquor at the place known as James
Bourque's. at Lewiston, "Wednesday
The Republicans of Lisbon held an en-
thusiastic rally and flag raising. Tuesday
evening. Hon 4. r. Savage of Auburn
and F. L. Noble, ESD Of Lewiston, made
able and ringing addresses.
Charles G.. Benson of Lewiston has re
signed his position on the Republican State
committee for the present campaign IL
favor of Seth ". Carter of Auburn. whs
was chosen member for next year at tht
last Republican State convention.
Charles Dorsey, who was arrested IL
( Portland for assault and robbery, tvs
weeks ago. proves to be Charles DowDey
wanted by the Boston police for robbini
John Lyons Of that city of $50. He vii
/ be tried for his offenee at Portland, an'
Boston will take him as soon as Portland /
done with him.
The inquest On the body of William
Thomas, killed at Rockpori by taking hol
of wire hanging over trolley wire o
the electric railroad. shows that Thoma
was physically wreck in advance of tn
fatal sft.ldent all the vital organs bein
badly diseased. This furnishes an ~
psanation of why 500 volts. with which tn
trolley wire is charged, could Prodne
death.
.Judson Bangs of Sahatis was inlure
TUESDAY by bursting emery wheel in th
grist mill. one piece of the wheel struc
J him on the collar bone and masie painfs
but not serious wound. Another piet
struck him on the neck. grazing the b
artery ard badly brui-ing the flesh. A vei
large piece, fully fye inches long. strrc
him on the cheek, making huge CASH
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BAR HARBOR.
Hop Given at Marlboro in Honor Of
the Gallant Naval Officers.
Reception on the Philadelphia in Honor Of the
Foreign Legation.

B,r IhRBoE, August lo.--ln the singles
at the kcbo Wiley tennis tonrnamen, to-
day, Gambler beat Fowler %, lo-s and 10
Tomson beat Cirard & o and 6-l McC Cormick
beat Goldman .-;' and i-5. In doubles,
Potter and Goldman beat Girard and Scot,
- and G-+
At the Marlboro Hotel, last night, a hop
was gwen by Rear Admiral Upsur and
other guests Of the house, in honor of the
naval officers. \ large number of prom
inent cottage snd hotel people were present.
There was reception today, on board
the flagship Philadelphia, in honor of the
foreign legation and ladies. Marquis I'm
periai and Marioyeni Bey were among the
guests \ salute of eight guns was fired
as the party lef, the ship.
The Dolphin, conveying Secretary Tracy
is hourly expected.
Mrs. +. X. Jones gave dinner today Ia
party of eight in honor of Mrs. Solcy,
wife of the assistant secretary of the navy.
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OCEAN POINT.
Arrivals 4 Spring That All Love ard Will
Remember Always.

ttEAv puINr- Aug. To- Special. i-
Any one visiting Ocean Point could never
ftil to remember the spring near the shore
IL clear cool, parking water has ever
been tbr pride of all Pointers" and the
a.toni,hment To all visitors Une of the
greatest blessing, to mankind is pure cold
* ifrr and especially l. it desirable at
-"a.ilc r"sort and the water from, this buh-
bling spring for DEMONSTRATING prOpertie-
ALL equal at least. Winslow or Diamond
spring water Thanks to Mr. e. "
prcsby, the efficient stage manager in the
N.'isoH square Theatre, New York
.iy. the Old pump has been re-
placed by the historic well-sweep
and curb with a barge platform upon which
the curb reSt--and over all hangs an oaken
,ron-hound bucket Now the water comes
er pure. without passing through the oil
auo'Iru tibc which pregnatet the water
aiit So nnrh foreign matter, that its value
was sr, atty lost but coolly dripping from
lar oserAouine bucket, ever reminding us
Of the song W. -ang in boyhood days:
fne ali uaken bucket thai hang in tn, well"
Mr. Frrsby is very fond of hunting
port and j. wthal fine marks
man with rifle or shotgun
\ te~ lass ago he set sail for Pumpkin
Eock' 81 called, small island seven or
,i4hI miles ,eaward from the Point, for a
,jay among the numerous kinds of birds
watch migrate here from the South 10 avoid
tie excessively hot weather there. It is
..iso upon th.>c Northern islands that the
L'rl- rear their Young AMI return when the
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What He Found That Needs Correcting
provements Noted.

MAINE NoLI STEEE MILITIA
In Camp at Augusta. August 10, 1892. J
To Adj. Gen. II. NJ. Sprague Through
Capt. G. p. Hall 18th t. $. Infantry,
Instructor of Maine Volunteer Militia
General II have the honor to submit the
following report of my observations from
retreat from the 9TH to the 10 inst.
Visiting guard of the 2nd. Regiment at
+. ~ Found that the sentnels had not
received their orders and no instructions
for the night although they had been posted
over an hour.
Ouar,ermaster Of the Second Regiment
Lieut.. Bridge, reported this morning thst
said guard had received special instructions
on posts s. and in rear of company
kitchens to care for the water barrels and
not allow the men 10 dip into them with
dirtv dishes They d.regar,Ied their orders
entirely men dipping their wash basins into
the water hauled for drinking and cooking
purposes and a. the result the barrels had
to be empted and a new supply obtained.
I, Is suggested that the -upernnmerary
officer of the guard be kept on duty 50 that
one Of the two officers Of the guard may
always be at the guard tents.
Visited non-commissioned officers school
b
son. adjutan, ID Regiment. instructor; sub
T ject, guard mounting. The good effect va:
f very evident ut guard mounting this morn
T ing. This ceremony was performed 10 a
very satisfactory manner. SgperDumeFarie'
and lst sergeant did not come to attention
a, command Of sdjuiant. They shouh
have done 30 and resumed the parade res
at command of the senior lst sergeant rh'
gives parade rest at command march fo
passing in review. One member OF the q
Regiment band appeared 70 BE- intoxicated
GUARD MOUNTING or isT REgisEsr.
Adjutsnt 20 or more PAGES from whsr
!. center of guard wa. TO be formed- Shout
have been H. Band less than twelve pace
to righ, Of guard. First sergeant reporte'
to sergeant major Sir, the detail j. COT
rect" Sir should have been omitted.
member Of g company detail was chewin
I tobacco and -pitting during the ceremony
A. open ranks step back three steps instea
Of distance equal to three PAGES.
TCon.inred on fourth pagel.
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SENATOR VIM. P. FRYE
rendered a Reception by Portland
Club on Great Diamond Island.
He Made an Eloquent Speech Which Was Re
ceiyet with Great Enthusiasm.

PORTLAND. Aug. l0.--fbe Portland Club
TIN. afternoon gave reception to Senator
w F. Frye, at their summer club house on
Great Diamond island. About 200 mem-
bers of club ami their invited. guests were
present, all local Republicans.
After the social reception the assembly
wa- called to order by Hon. J. w. Sy-
tnonds, who made finished but brief
speech.
Senator Frye was then introduced and
spoke an hour and half He outlined the
record of the Republican party, calling it
the party of progress, He made long and
able defence of the Mckinley bill. He
commended the work of the last Congress
lie eulogized Harrison. saving he is the
greatest President he had ever known. He
denounced til, incompeteney of the Cleve-
land Bayard administration and their poor
work On the fisheries.
The address was frequently applauied
and was Il very able effort.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Al Rochester Illinois Egbert Mascot and u.
C. T. Inc Winning Horses.

E"cat-rtB, y. Y, tug. lo.-iu the
grand Circuit races today, the 2.I9 class,
purse st0no, tiyilcti Illinois Egbert won f;
hest time, > IL III The free-f for-all class,
pacing. purse si5Go, divided, Nsscott won
hest liue, > .i2 80 The 2.27 class ,trotting,
purse st5'si, divided, II. c. I. won best
time. 9l7 81
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WIN. p. PArTEe OF BATH.


BNru. August lo.-Wm. T.. Pattec, the
veteran marine architect died this after
noon. aged G5 years. For 80 years he has
been leading draughtsmau lie had made
mo'iels of 100 steamers and vessels
He had shock two wears ago but con-
tiuucd his business until two mouths ago.
He superintcndcj the building of the
ftcamcr Frank Jones. \ widow survives
him
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ROUGH ON CARNEGIE.
GIosgow Trades Union Adopts Resolution
Of whitening Condemnation.

GLASGOW Aug 10. The Glasgow trades
council with but one dissenting vote, ear
ricd this evening the following resolution
. Resolved, that this council, whilst deeply
deplorug the recent events near Pittsburg
and sympatizing with the Pittsburg work
men. feel constrained to tender its thanks
to Andrew Carnegie. and that whilst enroll
ing his name with the names of Judas
Iscsriot and James Carer, it believes that
he has provided the worlds workmen with
the most powerful object lesson on the re-
latlons of capital and labor ever given"
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SMALL POX
Found in a Crowded New York
italian Tenement.
One Patient Already Dead---0ther
Cases Known to Exist,
Deceased Sisier Worried In Factory Employing
200 6iris-its Spread Feared

New Yogk. Aug. lo--The health depart
ment of this city Is greatly alarmed over the
discovery of the existence of small pox in
the crowded tenement houses al No. l0l
Houston street
Ii is occupied by Is Italian families, and
the existence Of the disease, which had
been care fully concealed for over week !,
wa. only discovered to-day The victim,
Joseph Daaeri, died shortly after he was
discovered.
The deceased's sister has been working
daily in factory employing 2oo girls and
slept each night in her brothers home.
Two more eases of small pox were discoy-
cred 10 the city this aftern ron.
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Yet Wednesday Suited
the Gallant Soldiers.
Officers and Men Anxious to
Improve and Succeed.
Gov. BurIeigh, the Council, Staff
Officers and Ladies Attend.
Governors Day on Friday Will be Brilliant.
the weather Permitting.

II CAMP, AuGu>rt, August 10th.
4 heavy smothering blanket of heat
oppressed the sleepers along the kennebec
valley Tuesday night.
Its edges rested ON camp where an occa-
sionsl breeze lifted fold and brought a
saft of eomfor, TO the tired occupants of
the " white winged ,enements on the field.
Tired, 50 tired that taps" had scarcely
not on duty was "snoreous" sleeper.
Few sought pleasure down town TUESDAY
evening and attempts TO run the guard were
few and far between. The severe work of
Tuesday was apparent in the subdued arior
of Maines defenders.
The camp of the Maine militia aside
from its practical advantages affords from
it, varied points of view grand opportunities
for those who delight in natural scenery.
Tuesday evening the electric fluid was Civ
ing free display of pyrotechnics in the
skv to the south Along and through the
FURNISHED edges of the cloud that rested on
the crest of Capitol mountain the lightning
in sheet, chain and zigzag flashes played TO
and fro. At early dawn looking out from
the emlnence of camp the valley along the
river was entirely buried under impene
trable fog so that imagination was not re-
auired to convince a stranger that he was
looking npon a bay, the top of Capitol
mountain seeming island radiant in the
awakening glance of the brilliant morning.
SO much for sentiment, but sentiment
even of this harmless kind finds little in
diligence here. The guards weary with
the nights wakefuncss and duty were think
ing of early mess and sleep and the more
fortunate awakened BY the first call were
attentive to reveille, roll call and the set
ting up drill following
Orders have been issued in the Second
Regiment appointing Fred l.. Edgecomb,
Go. d.. sergeant major Clement NJ. Given,
ID Regiment gun company; Commissary
Sergeant Carroll q. skinner, Co. d..
sergeant.
In every particular Wednesday was one
of the most satisfactory days of the Maine
muster.
Last evening the atmosphere was sur
charged with electricity and flashes of light
ming afforded most brilliant spectacle.
II anyone thinks Commissary General
philbrooks time isn't fully occupied let
him reflect that 30 bushels of potatoes were
consumed the first two days, and it requires
1000 pounds of meat for one meal, 1000
loaves of bread a day. a baked bean din
ner takes 81 eight quart pots.
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Received Her Dispensation.

H,RrroRp. Ct. Aug. l0.--Miss l.. VIII
cox formerly Sister NJ. G. Allista of the
Sisters Of Mercy of the diocese of Hart
gord. has just received through Bishop Ne
Mahon dispcnsation from her religious
VOWS. granted on May 22d. 1872. by Pope
Jro. Miss Wilcox left the church last
Mnrni
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Every Testimonial

in behalf Of Hoo1'- Ssr-aparilla i stri'fis
tine and will bear the closest invesiigsfioo.
So matter where I; may be- from, IL - re-
liable and worthy your confidence a. II II
came from your most respected peighbor.
Have you ever tried this excellent me,lIi.c!
For general family cathartie We conh-
yetriy recommend Moods Pills. They
.houhI be IN every hOgie medicine chest
dAwfoIrmtfchdfw
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Fire al BOwdoinham.

BowpotSuNN. Aug. 10. Special. -
The house of Mr.. Joseph Adams, situated
about one mile from the village, was de.-
troved by fre this afternoon. Mr.. Adams
is in the employ of the Bowdoinham Steam
Saw Mill Co. As engineer. Loss about
$1,000.
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NE WRONGED HER
And In Her Griet She Attempted 10 lake the
Lives OF Both.

BrlviprHr. y. J., Aug, ln-Miss Hat
tie Acres of Crcsco, Pa, last night shot AMI
dangerously wounded Patrick Quinn, II tel
egraph operator. at Delaware, and then
swallowed quantity of laudanum, but
medical help saved her life.
The girl said Quinn had wronged her and
She wished both were dead
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Races al Saratoga.

S.ftropA. y. v, Aug. l0.-First race.
purse $500. Fix fnrlongs, Chartreus won:
time, II ~. Second race, purse $500.
five furIongs, Maria Stoops won; time,
t.0J ~. Third race, purse 500, sis fur
longs, Hell Gate won; time, LII 12.
Fourth race, purse $500, - miles, fcpe-
lon won time, 2.i2 t-t. Fifth race, purse
$500. steeplc chase over short course.
tuturiiv won: time, 3.2i.
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N,Irnep. Mass, AuG-. lo.-N the
second days races. Nelson was sent be-
tween heats to beat his half mile track recori,
making the quarter in -. the half ID
90 -. the threc-qusrters in l.t5 and the
mile in 20 II.
The track was slow and
heavy. Nelson will make another trial
FRIDAY ard the track will be especially
prepared.
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THe DR.. GEORG CASE
And Action BY Governor Of Maryland. Favor
Regarded BY the Swiss.

BEpNK. August I0.--The action taken by
the governor OF Mary land IN the case Of
Dr. Gcorg. attaehe of the Swiss legation a,
Washington. " no was wr0ngfully arrested
in MARYLAND. is very generally approved
here and the federal council regards the
in,ident a. closed.
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GLADSTONE
Summoned to Osborne House
by the Queen,
To be Entrusted with the Formation
Of the New Government.
lord Salisbury Will Tender Present Govern.
ment's Resisaaties To-day.

loSno>, Aug. lo.--t;ladsione today re-
ccived u communication from the Queen.
sammoning him To Osborne House to en-,
trust 10 him the formation of the new gov
crrucnt.
l.orl Salisbur, is expected At osborne
House tomorrow 10 tender the resignation
of the present government,
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Other Games.

Al Troy-Troy, IT Buffalo, ).
" Providence Albany, q; PrOvi-
dence. o.
At Binghamion Rochester, 2; Bing
hamtou 10
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wasnisGroS, Aug. lo.--original, Hell
nsth Heese. Chas. T.. Crockett. Silas A..
Harios Charles W Edgar WIN. Woodg ard,
Perez y. s. Cole, Moses $. Young. oiigi-
nal willows. etc, Lizzie J. Hall, Martha s..
Iioyt, Maria Pe,tis.
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Local Forecast.

WasHiSGroS. Aug. 10. - For New
England Thursday, showers. cooler, ex-
cept nearly stationary temperature on the
cost Of Maine soatnerly winds
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MACkERel CATCH
So Far is $4,000 Barrels. Against II 900 in
1891 and 800 in 1890.

OTTAWA. kug. I0.--The fisheries depart
ment has received advices to the effect that
the mackerel catch of the New England
fishing fleet to date is % 600 barrels. as
against 600 last year anil 800 in 1890.