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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-25
IN THE HOUSE.
Denied that Outside Influences are Work.
ing Against Indian Appropriations.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2t-The House
went into the committee of the whole on
the IDdisn appropriation bill.
Smith Of Arizons, Cffefed an amendment
to the clause spproptisting $40 900 for the
purpose Of irrigating the Indian reserva
,ions by providing that this sum be deduct
ed from appropriations made for the sup
port of the Indian schools, situated east OF
The Missouri river.
Smith referred to what he characterized
the "seurriIous attack" made upon certain
members Of the House because they deemed
it proper to criiiei.e the Carlisle school.
Il had been stated in this attack that mem
h2rs had been under Catholic influence.
ale WAS not by name alluded to hut he
Was opposed to this system Of educstion
without ever having hssrd word from
such = source. He opposed the system Of
education Of the Indians in the East, hs
cause he knew the system was = failure
He withdrew the amendment for the
present.
Pendleton, Of West Virgins, whose
name was mentioned In Supt, Prstt's inter.
view, declared that be never had been AZ
preached, directly or indirectly, by hint OIL
inuendo, by any Catholic, 20 induce him te
cririciss the Carlisle school.
He crinCised that school because be hsd
believed il proper to 30 so. After dispos
ing Of t8 Of the 60 pages Of the bill, tbs
Committee rose.
On motion Of 6sye,s Of Texas, the Sen
ate amendments to tire census deficiency
bill we're non -concurred in, aud = confer.
ence committee composed Of Sayers, Hol
man snd Dingley vss ordered.
The House adjoutned, and the clerk an
nounced meeting" Of the Democratic
members Of the House, to be held tomor
row evening at Z 30.
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EXPLOSION IN QUARRY.
Nineteen Men Buried Under Tons tl
Rick and Dirt.
-Four Taken Out Terribly Mapgled-
Others Probably Killed.

LIsRoS, Feb. "a An explosion occurrei
today IN quarry q short distance ftom the
royal palace If Ajuds. The explosion rent
huge mssse. Of rocks from the side Of the
pit and tumb,ed them down upon the mer
oelow.
Tne noise and shock WAS heard and fell
a great distance. an immense crowd gath.
cred about the quarry.
Among those who FASTENED TO the scene
were King Charles AID his brother, Duke
of opero, they supervised the work OF
rescue.
The rescusrs have taken out four work
men mangled In dreadful manner. Tneir
Injuries will prove fatal.
+ fteen men are su'l buried under the
rocks and i; Is feared some are killed
IL has not ye. been learned wha, caused the
accident.
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RUSSIA'S FAMINE VICTIMS
Oppressed by Relief COMMITTEES -Losset
by Bad Management.

Sr. PErERsBURG, Feb. 24.-Strong com-
plants continue to be m.de Of the action Of
the ADM aistrs,ive authorities in dealing
with the famine.
1t is asserted that at several places the
committees charged with the distribution of
food take advantage OF the utterly helpless
condition CT the peasants to compel them to
give *sy 10 matters concerning which they
have formerly BEN Ia cat hiCi with tnc su-
thorilies.
With this obi &C: the poor people are rs
fused ali help uniil q promise has been Oh
tsined from them that they will pay in
future the money for the lsad purchases in
regard to which they denied their lisbtlty.
The Wessnik Evropy, one Of the lesdin 9
Russian reviews; deuounces IN Indignant
terms this abuse Of suthofisy, sn1 mentions
that, among other Places, it has been prsc
ticed in village here the prevsllin dl sire es
aggravated by ii fact th,t the inhabitants
have not yet oeen able to repair the damage
caused by a copfsgrsti ju last yesr, when
most of the cottages, sables, and grsnarles
in the place were destroyed.
The ssme review points out that, owing
to the ignorance of the existing state o,
| things and their inertness, dilstoriress, ard
the bad management in connection with the
| supply Of food to the famine stricken pre-
yiIces, the authorities have caused enor-
nous losses to the public treasury this year
and that much money would have beer
saved hsd the grain been dispatched befor,
the ciosing OF navigation on the rivers and
| canals.
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IMMIGRATION LAWS.
Secretary of Treasury Makes Sugges'
tions for their Revision.

WAsHlssros, Feb. 24.-Ihe secretary
House reports made t, him by the speciA
immigration commissioners, detailed 10 ir
vestIga.e the immigration question in Ell.
rope. A synopsis Of these reports has a.
tesdy baen published.
In the letter of Transmission the secrc-
.sry says: 1t i. my opinion, confirmed
by the results of the recent investigation
in Europe that xDy additional legislation BY
Congress for the regulation Of immigration
10 The U Uoited States ought to cover the fol-
loving features
The cubic air space for each immigrant
passenger oG taard ship ought to be large
ly increased, The present head tax Of %
cents each, upon all. II immigrants, should
be abolished, and | would recommend the
substitution os special license tax upon
the several steamships equal to q dollar for
esch alien immigrant brought by them r
.peciively, from any port in Europe to any
purs in the United States.
The increased immigrant fund thus pro-
iueed could be Advsntageousiy employed
IN further regulating immigration and pre-
venting the Importation of alien contract
lsborers.
The owners or sgents Of each vessel en-
gagged in bringing alien passengers to the
United States should be required to furnish
bond Of not less than $50 000, and condi-
toned that they will return TO the countries
from whence they came all alien immi-
grants brought By such vessel, found With .
IN two years from the date of their landio z
to have been landed contrary to the laws of
the United States.
Some system of preliminary inspection of
immigrants fore emb&rking at European
ports is absolutely essential to the proper
regulation of immigration business.
IL such system Of foreign examination
could be placed nnder general supervision
of the commissioners and inspectors sp-
pointed by this government, responsible to
the United States consuls in VARIOUS coun-
tiies Of Europe, believe such assistance
can be derived from the voluntary ard
efficient cooperation Of the owners, agents
and suh-sgenIs Of the various transportation
companies
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SID CONGRESS.
The Selaie Considers The Idaho
Contested Election Case.
President Harrison Sands Congress
Message On tha Worlds Palr.
Denied that Outside Influences Are Work
ing Against Indian Bill.

WAsHIs6roH. Feb. "a Ia the Senate,
| Msnderso1, referring to the green goods
business said there WAS no law on the stat
| ute book TO reach that greSt evil, or rather
crime, AID he ianoducsd three bills in
tended to remedy it. These bills were
read by titles sni referred to the judiciary
committee.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the Idaho election case and WAS addressed
BY Stewart in favor of ihs claim Of Ciag-
geu He urged that the pretended cleo
ton" Of DUBOIS was not according TO the
deliberate judgment Of the two Houses Of
the Idaho legislature. but The result Of 8
c rm binAtion between Dubois, Shoup and
Mcconnell TO elect themselves at all
hazards; an The election of Dubois has ta-
ken place. If nj all, before a regular
Organization Of the legislature; snd if Du.
bois is allowed to retail his seat, sll the safe
guards thrown about the election Of sens.
tors ia the act Of 1866 would be set aside
and beld for nsusht and the state Of Idaho
would be denied lis right to choose sens-
tor "a provided by law.
Stewart suspended his remarks TO allow
the Presidents message on the Co lumbar
Exposition which was laid before the Sen
ate. IL was read and referred TO the quad
rc-centennlal committee. AT the close OF
the speech, Stewart offered . resolution
that Cisggea have leave to occupy a seat
on the floor Of the Senate pending the dis
cussion of the report ard have leave 10
speak as To the murits Of his claim to the
seat. Mitchell asked that the resolution
70 over till tomorrow so that he might have
sn opportunity to look into lis precedsnts.
The resolution went over till tomorrow.
Frye offered an amendment 10 the bill
now before the finance committee on the
subject OF national banks. The amend
ment provides that national banks be pro
hibited from psyicg interests on deposits
lie offered 1t, he said, by request. lie had
not examined the matter with sufficient
care TO have (st least, TO express) an opin-
ion on it's merits now lie asked The finance
committee TO examine the matter. He
knew OF many national banks that reck-
lessly run races to obtain deposits, which
resulted disastrously. Tue amendment vas
referred to the finance committee.
Consideration Of the Idaho election case
vas resumed and Turpie argued in favor of
the majority report--thst Dubois is entitled
to his seat. The question, he said, was
wholly Judicial. both claimants being Re
publicans. lie maintained that the organ
izstion OF the legislature thst elected Du-
bois WAS sufficiently complete to meet the
requirements of the Law. Referring to MIR.
SteFart's srgumeht that the legislature was
not organized, as IL had not elected its off
GERS, Turpie said he had heard of many
.ays of counting a qurum, but he hsd
never heard Of the presiding officer coun,
ing the employees to make a quorum. AT
the close of Tufpie's speech the Senate
went into executive session, and afterwards
adj luraed.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Pope has ordered his recent cncycli-
cal to be usnslsted into Latin And sent IL
the Cst1uhc bishops throughout the world
as general suldr 10 political policy.
AT q libel trial, held in Munich Tuesday
the face ~ss Ievesied that An embroidery
manufacturer had in his employ women
who, under the sweating sy,tam, received
only five cents per day.
The reported sidnsppipg OF w, Lidje'-
dale, a London banker, is an sbsnrd inyeu.
ton. The truth ia ihst Lidjerisle became
snsmored of woman named Beatrice
Vining, hving III Bath. and il is believed
thst they were married in London and took
steamer for Australia.
The Dc miciiiary visits in search OF explo
sives among the anarchists st Paris COZ
itnue. In the house Of Spsnisrd named
Chslbret were some forty large dynamite
cartridges, Ave boxes containing other high
explosives aud number Of fuses. IL
WAS arrested
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BOSTON COLBY ALUMNI


BosTos, Feb. 25.-The annual dinner Of
the Boston alumni of Colby University Was
held at Hotel Brunswick tonight. About
50 were present, including e number Of
lsdies.
Presiden. Albion W. Small and Prof.
Shsler Mstthe-s represented the faculty.
Officers for the ensuing year are P,esi-
dent, Augustus II. Kelley; treasurer,
Henry Dubping; secTetsIy, r. G. Foe.
The post prsndial exercises we're opened
hy President VIM. f. Perry, who welcomed
the alumni and friends aHd closed by in
Producing President Albion W. Small of
Colby.
President Smsll thought it vas to the
alumni that Colby is GOV irds bted for the
large ineresse in pupils. beng nolised 10
engage extra teachers, by which the ex
penses increased, ard it looked a. il there
~onld be deficit Of abou: $500 the pres-
eat year. This deficit could be nat By an
endowment fund CT By givirg 10 the college
50 Extra students.
R.v. 2. S McxSn, DR.. L. C.. DuntoB.
Prof. Matthews, Edwin Lyfora, Spring
feld; ChAs. N Me.erve, Lawrence, Kan. /;
DR.. A. C. GeicheIl. Worcester; X Wes.
ley Dunn, Wsterrile. Me-; Rev. Fred
erick NJ. Gardner, East Boston, and Rev.
J. K Richardson, Brockton, made
speeches, mostly isudstory Of the college.
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THEY ALL WANT ONE.
SkoShesal Now llOused Over Con-
daDS.d Mix Factory.
Marriage OfTwo Popular and Prominent
Society People.
Tspeci,l to the KrssEBro JOURNAL.

Special to the KEssEBEC JOURNAL.
SKowHtGAN, Feb. 24.-The JOURNAL
called upon Ansel ilolwsy yesterday, and
in reply to qnesti IN that gentleman said
What we want 10 do in the way of es.
tabllshing condensed milk factory is to
raise $50, 600 / think this can be easily
rails I'd among our farmers and local cap
italists. We want building sbou! 50xl50,
two stories and basement.
The management will be composed Of
local stockholders. and | an confident that
there is sufficient foundation for the invest
ment Of the smount necessary.
TIE meeting called for Ftidly has beea
postponed until Thursday, March Sd, when
Hon. |. G. Libby will be present. see
no reason why the scheme should not
work.
At the residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Nay,
Wster street. this morning at s o'clock and
by Rev. A. J, Racklif Of the Island Avenue
CoDgre gationsl church, DR.. J f. Il. Biron
and Miss Mary l., e. Fsles both Of thi,
city.
Dr. Biron is 4 popular young physician.
Miss Fsles isawell known young lsdy, both
prominent members of society. The wed
ding presents we're numerous and beautiful.
The ceremony was performed in the pre-
sence of only Mrs NAYS household of
which Miss Fales was member
The happy couple take this morning $
tram for tour to Montreal, Canada, re-
turning 10 sbou, two weeks to take up their
residence at No. "a Lesyitt street.
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WORSE THAN TOLD.
A NsVspspsr Mans Travels 10
Famine Stricken Regions
OF Russia Show a HOrlbl, State Of
Misery Among N, Paopls.
Reports OF Deaths by Starvation Sup
pressed by Russian Officials.

LoNpoS, Feb. GA special cores.
pondenI travelling in Russia for the pue-
pose of Investigating into the famine sltua-
ti,n, has written that he has returned to SA-
otov after 500 mile drive through the
slley of VoiaS. where he went to inquire
loto the condition of the German colonis,s.
What the correspondent learned on the
nip fully confirms the reports made re-
ssrging the pisiAble condition of these Gel
mans.
The principal land owne he SAYS, does
nothins TO relieve the distress among the
Colonists.
The grain given them by the authorities
loes not last the allotted time. and many
ieslhs that occur among the people are
really due 10 s!srv alton, not disease. as WAS
stated in in the oiiicisl reports.
The doctors hsye received significant
ilicisl iht,mstion thst there 10 no starvation
Ia Russia, aud As = natural consequence, in
their reports OF death, the csuse Is always
attributed to some common disease.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

ekW IOkA, RCD. 70
Receipts. ad17 PKG, exports. l.,sI,
yalcs, 2lfC0 bbs low extras l2oat a. CITY
nil4s g0Ass 10, CITY mil patents, o. lbseb5o.
fancy, a. gosss.s5 patents. - aoats.i5 Minoe'ots
dear, s,.l0asi 70 90. patents, stsose, Is.
straights. si.2Satt.91, rye mixture. s'.iossi 70.
'upernne. q 75t1is' IN, z toata Is. ,,o,,..
aJes. lio,0o unsettled. quiet. closing stronger:
No red. .95ialO7i, s.of, and elevator, ioI
slGog ahost, .57lal6sl 'ob, No. red ioI;afo<
No. no-tharE lCe,a!gsI. No /. hard, ioeialt"I,
no. northern, 1921
HE dull, lower; western, Psal3.
BASLKr duh, irregular, no.& milwaukee "6a7o.
CoRs-hHoefp sii15 sspVt.s is8s, saios.
va z, i,lsis. elevator, Joa50i ahoat. No
shits Isl no, 9, fssai+ steamer mixed ,tsast9k.
DsEs-heoeipts. 5ssth. esports. Hsshl, s~..s,
80 90, stronger. moderate hutincss, 80. 80,
no J. 81. Whit @pt, mixed we era.
20 37l, 10 white 37aiI white state, 1sii
10 Chicago, aaost s7ia57i.
CoyYEs-kio. quiet, steady, No. 7,liia5
sUGAE--rsv. stt ady fair demand Ft fined steady,
quiet. -------- n. Q, l-2sS ssi no,
) ) ss8 II; no 8. IS lsss 7-is; no q 81. no. 10.
= ifna SO, no II. 3. i5A3 $40, no. ". LA
3 so. no. II. 3 l6at 3ls. OF 9 ieas rs,
8lat, cut loaf. 5a5i cfushsd. 5a5i, powdered.
tiail grsnulated, ,ati cubes, tis4i.
fsTEoLhts- easy, guist, aI,ssu, "os.
EOgs-goiet, steady;
BgKr-quist.
L.sD- hrfner quiet; ~es,erB steam closed
8 10, city. aba6 20, refined, frn, mod de
mani, continent. 7a7 III. AG70
sUTrEa--Bod, oetnsnd sttsdy, state dairy.
western creamery, 2GS8t; factory, loazs, eigin.
| 81, rolls, lo.zI mmitagion creamery, isa2s
OhK%ss fair demand. firm, state. sisi2s.
fancy, i2ai2i
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4 FALSE ALARM.
Thi Kn9fb:C ard Portland
Ca! Eielrs Go. is Sauad,
Win HOnsy Ia tha fRes!uIy---Dflll
EOVa 0Y:f 400 Pes!.
Pitts Andrews. Of Biddeford, Died Wed.
nesday Of Heart Trouble.

thpecisl TO the Kennebee JOURNAL
BAIH. Feb. 4.-The rumor which wa.
started that the Portland & kennebec Coal
mining Co. was financially embarrassed ID
wnho ut fouL dslien, ard is absolutely false.
The JouKsAL has interviewed some Of
the directors here, Who cay that it is aoso-
lu,ely without fDn0dAtion, that all bills
o~ed By the company have been paid, and
that there IS nonsy IN the treasury with
which 10 pay sill thyt have since been con-
trscted, and some to spare The company
never ~ss in better c0udl i1r.
The drill at Small Point Is now over 400
fees heresth tns surface and is passing z
Trough the zane black rock which IL went
trough i" the old hols just b.fJre coal
vas found.
This evening Fred I. Mayors of Cam
o'idge port. Mass -ss married TO Miss Ed
vins II Jones at her he me on High street.
Rev, A. A Lewis ned the knot. Is was 3
fsmiiy ~edtii { snd very pretty one.
After the ceremony wedding luuch was
rived ard the hvppy couple will leave a.
midnight on lhelr eddtng tour.
They will reside in Cambridgeport
There were mshy 6ne presents. includir z
eever.l ebecss.
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WOODEN SIiIi'BUILDING.
Activity in Yards in Other States BE.
sides Maine.

BAsGoR Feb 24-While Maine 10 tn
great centre Of American wooden ship
bulldog. other New England states ars
sctively engaged in the construct on of new
tonnage for special purposes, notably Con
ncc'c,.t and Massachusetts.
New London i. famous for its fAst-ssil
ing colliers Of the three and four mas
schooner rig. while st Stonington many
bsrgss are built for the general freIgh
traffic on the Sound. A. Essex, Mass.
the cream Of Gioucestsr's mstchless iishing
fleet is buiit
From Come cticut shipysrds in 1891 were
launched IL schooners, 8 sioops, 2 steam
vessels and ii barge, a total of 80 vessels
having xn sggfegate tohnsge Of Sl6,2l3.9e
net, Of which amount Nsw London and
Stoniogton contributed more than Is 00G
tons
Massachusetts isunChsd II schooners, 8
-loops, i3 steam vessels ard bugcs, q
10 al Of - vessels, sRgrt sting 92i3 II tons
not, While Rhode I.l~ud contributed 2
.rhoopers, | sloop ard 2 steam vessels OF
t16 70 tons, making total fu- New Eng
land, ouisite Of Maine, Of 25 ol.i 81 tons.
Ada 10 that Names new tonnsge,
amounting to 80 995 Is. and the grand total
for New England toots up 70 909 03 tons.
A compsfei with the outpu: OF 1890 the
agures sao~ loss OF nearly 10000 tons.
Maine and Masssci 'etts having fallen Of
about % 600 to s.wh!l5 Connecticut sslaed
.b u 5000 tons
The outlook for 1893 in all Of the New
England states is CoUsiiered good, and 1t is
likely ths, the years construction will ex-
ceed that Of 1891.
SnIpbuildiag in the maritime provinces
seems to have fallen into q hopeless de-
T. l7e, and cot only 10 the amount of new
construction growing less every year. hu,
the s,i.irg Il ct Fl shrinking rapidly IL
numbers, tonnage. hnd vaiu9,
Losses BY wreck, are, Ard transfers to
other countries and flags are not msie good
by new tonnage, and unless some decided
Cusuge + II the better comes snon, the prov
iuces will not cut much of a figure in the
maritime world AT the heginuiue Of the
tVenueih century.
The deal trade Of ST John is not what i
used to be Canadian sailing vessels, like
our or, have suffered on sccount Of Fog
iish steam trsmps, and general business il
the provinces is dull.
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PITT ANDREWS DEAD.
He was One OF the Best known Men in
Western Section of state.

BIppuFoRp, Feb. a.-Leonsrd Pit Ar
S ate. and formerly engaged in the insur.
srcs bpsne'', died t, night Of heart trou
bic
He Was promidsnt member Of the Ms
sons, Odd Eel o1s, knights Of r thiss, and
Patriarch. Milltsnt His sse vas 81. ant
he was unmarried.
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DENOUNCE THE YARN
As False and Great Injustice 10 th,
Shakers Of Alfred.

PORTLAND, Feb, ~ The Argus in the
morning will publish paper -igued by the
selectmen, treasurer. town clerk, school
committee ard other prominent citizens Of
Alfred dsnourcing the charges against the
Shakers Of that place that sppesred in the
Boston Herald as uuquslifl adIy false, sour
riIous. hbsllous. and great irj l.tice
Ii certlies that the colony Is highly re-
spected for integrity AMI morality.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Senate Wenssiay confirmed the fol-
loving nominstioos: Rowland B. Mahsny
New York, minister to Ecuador; E3ssrd
C. o'B,ieg, New York, commissioner Of
navigation.
TIE Steamship BonsvistA, Cspt. ID c.
Frazer, owned by the Black Diamond line
Monrre.i from C.rdif TO St Johus. in bal
last, s.opp.d 1t N,rfelk, Va. for coal,
Moadsy hight, and On the vay bsck from
c. pes TO Hsmotan Roads, grounded on
Wiii9 ughoy bank. In funIicg sg1und shi
! struck sssirss sous otsiacie which Knocked
| . hole 10 her bottom, and she sank before
morning. A. far - csr be learned nc
lives were lost
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PARCELS POST CONVENTION
Signed Between United States and the
Windward Islands.

WAsHIsGros, Feb. a. - The parcels
post convention between the United Ststes
and the WiUd~srd Islands was today signed
by Postmaster -Genersl Wsnsmsker on b.-
half of this government, and Sir Julian
Psuuceiote on the part of Great Britain.
II is similar ia terms to The conventions
recently entered into between the Lifted
States and other British colonies.
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OF Hoods Sarssparills - . blood puriae,
entities it to your cor fi3encs. No ethe,
preparation has such . record Of cures Of
Scrotuia, Sal; Rheum, Blood Poisoning, o,
ether blood diseases. To try i; is u know
its merit. Be sure to get Hoods SEsapa.
YiilA.
For . general family csthsriie We conf.
den.ly recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
d&v1yfolrmch6&w
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AN ADVERSE REPORT
Made on Coke's Bill TO Diseontinu
National Bank Circulation,

WAsHrNGros, Feb. 24-Senator Morrill,
today reported adversely Coke's bill to
amend the law regarding national bank as-
sociations, to discontinue the circulation.
In the report submitted, Morrill, says that
it 10 obvious that the bill would cause .
large reduction, OF the day Of its passage,
of the money now in circulation, sud create
. severe contraction by prohibiting the
banks st once from using their circulstiug z
notes. AID would also compel them, within
ak monihs. to curssil and eoilec. thei,
loans 10 such An extent - would enable
them to redeem their entire circulation.
The sudden collection Of this large
amount Of Indebtedness would be difficult,
he aays, and might involve serious loss.
The sudden measure Of practically wind.
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A Suicides Body Recovered.

ROCKVILLE, Conn. Feb. 2i-The body
OF John Blson. who mys.eriausly dissy
pesred, Dec. IL, was found n Jstipg neal
the shore in the paper mill pond this after
noon,
The coroner rendered verdict ot death
by suicide. Bib'on was = veil know res
dent and wandered Away from home vh'le
slightly dsrsDged.