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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
TERRIBLE SuFfERlNGS
or the Crew OF Bark Countess Of Dnlf.
erin foundered at Sea.

Nkw YoRk. Jan. 10 The bark Arlirg
ton trom Cork, reports that Dec. 20. Al
night, l.st. So, Long. 81. che fell ia wit.
the bark Countess of nufsrin, st. John
n b, for Londonderry with lumber 10 a
sinking condition and stayed by her t,i
daylight, and ther, with great difficulty,
took of Csptsin Doble sud the crew, tea
in number, some of whom were badly
frost bitten.
All suffered terribly. net having tasted
food or wsier for SIX dsys. They were
kiodly stten5ed to uutil Jan. 7th, when
they were transferred to the steamer Yesso
(Bs Sunderland for Baltimore.
BALTIMoRK, Jan. Is The steamship
Yesso srrived today, brif ging eleven men
from the bsrk Countess Of Duherin, aban.
doned al sea.
Csptsin Dobls of the Duderin said The
vessel lefs ST. John. N. b., December s,
for Londonderry, Ireland, with a cargo OF
deal. 0n the Ssh severe gale struck
the bark with heavy seas. The cabin filled
with water and began 20 break up
1t was dangerous to life TO continue
pumping, This condition continued until
Dec so The meu had had nothing to eat or
dfiOk siace the gale began, and lost every
thing but the clothes they stoodi IN. On the
2fst the Bark Arlington rescued them
The Daferin registered 80 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
BURGLARS AT RICHMOND.
Three Stores Eniered-Loss Not Heavy
The Suspected Man.

Special to the Ksnnebec Journal
RICHMOND, Jan. ia burglar got in
his work in the village last hight.
Three stores, A. W. Smith, dry
goods; Herbert Msnsis, stationery and
periodicals., and +. z. Hathorn, jeweIer,
had been entered from the street by smash
ing the Windows. rbe burglar unboited
| the doors after getting in and passing out
LETT Msnsir's door wide open. The crime
is supposed to have been committed by .
| man who registered AZ the Richmond House
Wednesday, under the name of Jamss
Doaoysn of Portland.
ID .novan Ia about 40 years of age,
| smooth faced, quite isll, wore long ulster.
| dip hat and weighs about 200 pounds. He
writes bold hand. During his two days
| at the Richmond House he was not known
| 10 20 out doors but twice. He reE sined
inside On account Of alleged sickness,
From the psrlor in the hotel he commanded
| view Of that portion of the street to which
| his operations were confined
| Miss johnson, g. domestic in the house
| says Donovan went to his room early last
evening, tut The cor dition of the bed in
his room shows that he did not sleep.
| According to the testimony OF Charles
| L ,n6lelte who was On bis wsy home ct the
time, Donovan left the hotel st about one
O'Clock by Kissing the office window. the
| out side door keys having been taken out
| by Miss johnson when the house was
| closed for the night. Rsndlette heard
the sssh when it wenS mp snd looking saw
the man jump the ground and walk up
the suees, but thinking he might be some
harmless stsyout made no ouE cry. Tae
| burglar seems TO have had all the time and
| opportunity he wsnted for his work but the
losses are slight. Ii does not appesr that
A. W. Smith lost anything. Herbert
Msnsir says sbou. $40 in dimes and nickies
was taken from his money draw. A small
sum Of money and q watch chain was take n
from Mrs. Cooper, y lady st the Richmond
House. +. 2. Hsihorn's loss is about $40
in goods. A few second hand silver watches
and chains we're taken. An IS carat gold
| case which Mr.. Hsihorn had bought for
| old gold ass on the shelf but was not taken.
The total loss probably will no; exceed s75.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Charles Bell. Alias Guy Brown Suspected
of Being David SanbOrn's Murderer.

NEwBuRYroRr, Mass. Jan. 15.-Tbis
afternoon the poles arrested q man at a
boarding house on Water street in conBec.
tion with the shooting Of David B. Sanboru
The suspicion was fastened upon the man
by its having been known that he hired a
buggy Of II. II. Landlord, Thursday morn
ing. stating that he wanted to go to Sea-
brook. Tracks of the horse and buggy
are identical with those found in the vicin-
ity Of the scene Of the murder.
On being searched at the police station
new 33 calibre revolver and box Of cart
ridges were found on his person. The
prisoner gave his name ~ Charles Bell
but in reality his name is Guy Brown. He
10 known to have been acquainted with Mr..
Ssnborn. The police ray they have no
doubt, whatever, thst Brown is the guilty
party.
Brown answers to the descriptions given
by Mr.. SsLborn. Brown states that he can
prove 40 alioi. HIS father came from his
home in Livermore, Me, Friday, and was
in consultation with the police. An autopsy
on the body Of Mr.. Ssnborn showed that
he bled TO death internally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
MAINE PEOPLE.

Governor Burleigh has re nominated Col.
A. w. Wiides for railroad commissioner Of
Maine. Col. Wiides hs, served on this
board for 30 consecutive years, and to the
great satisfaction Of the public. He has
seen the railroad system Of Maine grow
from = small beginning until it has assumed
vast aud far reaching proportions embSac-
ing almost every section of our State. We
are glad to be able 20 state that Col. Wildes
Is recovering his usual health srd hope he
may long live to look after the railroad
Interests Of mAins.-Somerset Reporter.
James Scdgeley, = prominent railroad
man, died at Washington Wednesday last.
He was bnrn in Limerick, York county Me-,
Jan. N, 1924, and vent 10 Concord. N. H.,
a. nscbsmcsl engineer about 1850. in the
employ Of the Northern Rsiirosd and few
years later was appointed master meehsnic
Of the MI hisan Bouthen q Northern
Indiana Railroad la 1870, upon the con-
solida,ion Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway, b, was appointed super
intsndent Of motive pover Of the entire
Iiae, and removed 10 ClsvelAnd,O % remsin-
iog In mis posi,iol ubtii 1884, when, in
cJnse q Jence Of impaired health, he retired
from active business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
THR PRESIDENT
Concludes Examination Of The
Chilian Correspondence.
Investigating !hs HulklEss Of tho Tariff
let by Senate Committee.
Judicial Appointments Laid Over for l
While-Judge Wood Opposed.

wAsHIsGroS, Jan. Is The President
today concluded the examination Of the
diplomatic correspondence in tas Chilian
controversy and seat the document back to
the state department. At the clbiset meet.
ing he announced this And indicated that
the next stepin The case would not BE- long
delayed.
The matter was discussed in . general
way but no setion WAS taken, - there VA
nothing to be done until the correspondence
has been published. Ii ives sscertsined
tina. the Presiden. will accompany the trans.
mission Of correspondence By message
upon the subject that will probably 60 over
the ground Of the entire controversy
aud advance certain propositions that will
define the attitude Of the administration 10
. positive manner.
In view Of the zenersi belief that the
President is consider rsbly aggravated at the
position taken BY Chill. this message is ex.
psesed with mote than usual interest. The
expectation 10 thst he will have the message
ready so il can be submitted to the cabinet
N meeting on Tuesday next.
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GRAND NEWS.
ihs American Express Com.
piDy Sab:etlbs 100000
10 The Plselisd Stock 81 tkl
Dassaf6 lIO,stO0k Railroad.
Now Le, the Resi- OF the Stock be
Taken by Maine People.

Especial to the KgssKsso JoUkEAL.l
BAsGok, Jan. 1.-The American Ex
press Company hss subscribed for $500 0o0
u the preferred stock Of me Bangor
A,oostook Railroad Company. Now ie, the
people Of the State Of Maine ceme forward
and take the balance.
II the American Express Company after
= careful Investigation Of the plan Of the
company for building the road, together
With lhtir knowledge Of the resources Of
aroostook are Wiling to subsctibe fof
500 0C0 OF the preferred stock, surely the
people Of this State ought TO as oncs take
enough to make 1t si,000. .000 and insure
the sale Of the bonds Of the road At par.
Is they do this the work Of construction
will commence early in the spring, and viii
be pushed 10 completion as soon as possible.
The final surveys for $50 miles will be
completed ntxs week and the plans. prof es
and es imstss will be at once submitted to
The railroad commissioners for approval,
and every encouragement made for the
CO iiracting OF the road at an esriy date.
A. A. BURLEIaH.
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SYMPATHY REFUSED
By Eesllsh MIaeTs 10 Prince
aud PfiaCass Of Wales. :
4 xoli,n 10 Pass Resolutions OF Coado.
lsnce Is lsuosd.
Contest Liab'e On appointment Of a
Successor 10 Cardinal Manning.
(Cppyrishted ls9a by .hs New York As
socisI,d Press

(Cppyrishted ls9a by .he New York A.
soeissed Press,)
LONDON, Jan. Is -- Delegates TO the
Miners Federation now holding the annual
meeting at Stoke OF -relt, were Appraised
before assembling that their Representa-
ives in Parliament desired that the Fedsr-
alton should sjlpta resolution OF condo
lence with the royal family on account Of
the death Of the Duke Of Clarence.
A telegram from their Parliamentary
leader, Nj. Pieksr', himself III with in
Huenss, was received asking for = vote Of
symp sihy with the royal family. aud add
log; the "Qaeen has slwsys expressed
sympathy with Us.
Cries of "Business" greeted the message.
The member who moved the vote Of con-
toience reminded the delegates that the
Qaeen in cases of accidents In the mines
had always helped the distressed. 10 sul-
len silence the conference listened to the
speeches In favor of the motion, and then
By vote of 10 to II passed With out debate,
the amendment TO proceed to business.
Tba Miners Federation has 200, 600
men be's and is tbc nost powerful single
union IN the country. 1t has several repre-
sentsllyes in the House OF Commons and
controls the votes OF hers, No workmen's
combination has so freely given sid to the
distressed.
Interference with The al airs OF the royal
family is felt by the delegates 10 be beyond
them, and they honestly said so. IL all the
trades unions OF Great Britsin were simi-
lsrly tested. the result would be similar.
The delegates immediately proceeded to
vote sympathy with AMI substantial help
for the starving nsil makers Of the Midland
districts, who hsvr long be, n on = strike.
A II rec contest will be waged with the
Vatican GA the appointment Of a sue iessor
20 Csrdiusl Manning The Engiish Catho-
lie desire the appointment of Bishop
Vaughan. who is a llnion,st, The Irish
party prefer the Bishop Of Portsmouth.
United Slater Minister Lincoln has
nearly recovered from the cold tha, has
troubled him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

STATE or MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, Jan. Is, 1892. J
FRANK W. CRAM. General Manager Bangor
& Aroostook Railroad, Bangor:
Accept for yourself and your co-laborers
my hearty congratulations on the splendid
subscription that will undoubtedly insure
the success Of the great enterprise
for whose advancement you have lstosed
SO earnestly. The road will pay you from
che start and its construction will vastly
stimulate the future growth and prosperity
of our state.
Edwin C. BuRLEIeH.
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THE KENNEBEC
Again Has lee Fields Broken Up--Tugs
al Work.

Special TO the KsrrEBEo JouRrAL.1
RICHMOND, Jan, l5.-The Bee today
speaking of the condition of the ice fields
says;
The tug boats Seguil and Adelis started
out from Iceboro Friday night, to break a
am that extended from the Modoc ice
houses slmost to the foot Of Swan Island.
The ice was finally started down back river,
and by charging through 1t all night. until
three o'clock in the morning, the boats got
the river clear. Mex. day a smooth, thin
coat of ice made, and good zelda were seen
in this vicinity. Before night, however,
the ice broke in places, and continued
warm weather has since set nearly all of it
in motion.
AT present the river is practically open.
The tug Perry was ct work yesterday start
ing jam in Back river. II the weather
holds moderate the Seguiu and Adelis, now
lying at Ice b,ro, will probably be set al
work. The fields are ia bad shape, though
the chance tor improving them is better
than it was last week. Meanwhile. time is
passing, and the vsriou, ice firms in this
vicinity are getting uneasy.
The prospect this morning is no. calcu.
lated to lessen their anxiety. A thick fog
and drizzy rain last night WAS followed by
light fall Of snow this morning. TIE
river opposite the village is open, aud near
the head Of Swan island the ice sp2ears to
have jsmmed. Tow beats will probably be
set at work today so as to keep the drift ice
in motion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
WORKING OF THE TARIFF.
Senate Subcommittee BusiIy Engaged
In Their Investigations.

WASHINGTON. Jsn. Is The sub.com
mittee Of the new Senate committee OIL
finance under the direction of Senator
Aldrich has been actively at work in The
discharge Of the duty devolved upon it by
the resolution Of the Senate adopted st thu
close Of the last Congress directing ths
committee to make . report upon the effec,
upon the country Of the Mckinley &C! and
past tariff acts.
While the Senate WAS in recess last sum
mer the sub committee vas collecting sta.
tisiics and hearing representatives from the
leading manufacturers and importers in
pursuance Of their object. Since the be
ginning of the present Congress the com
mitsae has given more time 10 tie task.
An expert statistieiAn Of high character
has been called to its assistance and the
collection Of data has progressed so far
that the subcommittee now feel warranted
OF undertaking the prosecution Of Q new
branch Of inquiry, namely: The efee,
upon the revenues and business interests OF
the country Of the administrative section OF
the Mckinley act.
Tomorrow Senator Alirich with Senators
Allison, Hiscock, Carlisle and Harris, re-
naming members Of the subcommittee.
will proceed to New York to remain fol
some days investigating personally the
workings Of the provisions Of the tariff act
referred to and consulting with officers Of
the customs and business men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16
DIR. DRAKE AND FRIENDS
Enjoyed Right Good Time at Pittsfleld
Last Evening.
Especial to KENsEBEo Journal !

Especial to KESsEBEo JouRsALl
PfrrsFIELp, Jan. I5.-Dt. Thomas N
Drake, proprietor of the Hsthorn stoct
farm, 10 entertaining tonight st the Lane ,
house, q party of business and professional
men from the western part Of the State. q.
we'll as number Of his own tovpspeople
The visitors arrived on the evenisa
train. Hon. c. + Libby, Col. Frsd N
Dow, DR.. E E. Hon, ard several other:
from Portland were prevented from COM
ing by sickness in their families.
At IL o'cl,ck toe company sat down to 4
bar quet in their hotel dining hall which
Was served in very credttaoie manner to
Mine Host Fiske. The following gentle
men we're p,eseas DR.. Drske, Hen. A.
Little. Col. Fl s. O,good, z. B. Winslov,
F. FL. Heselton. Portland; f II. Hal,
graves, West Buxton; Dr.. f Il. Jennmou,
Walthsm, Msss G L. Kinhall, +. N
Shaw, o. S. Haskell, N. L. Perkins
Rufus Burns. Col w. G, Merrill, GordoG
Doosop. DR.. II. Pushor, Emery whinen
W. R. Hunnewell, w. IL Howe. II. F
Libby, C B. Haskell, A NJ. Drake. Pitts
Geld; Henry Fuller, Fl. L. williams
Hsrtland.
Speeches followed the fafrsshment BY
nearly all those present, in which the great
horse interests Of Maine, the good towa oi
Pittsfield, the generous ho.pisaiity Of th.
host and matters in . Lighter vein, vefs
subjects happily dealt with.
Saturday morning the visitors will inspee
Dr. brakes stock farm, where he has 2;
highly bred horses, headsd BY the vel
known stallion Early Bird, 2 ali, hal
brother Of the peerless AIlerton.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The iyihh newspapers throushou, the
Btiiish kingdom Friday, all contain kindly
srticle upon the death of the Duke OF
Clsresoe aud Avondsle.
Randolph Rogers, the celebrated Amsri-
can sculptor, whose serious illness from pull
months was announced q few days ago,
died Friday at his residence in Rome.
The negotiation between France and
Spain for commercial treaty having
failed, each country after February viii
levy n'aximuo tar q on the imports from
the other.
A dispatch from Rome says the coinci-
dcnCe Of ihs dosIhs of Csrdinsls Simeoni
and Manning 50 affected the Pope tbs. he
exclaimed "i feel that my hour is also
approaching.
At the convention of the Miners Con-
federation In session at stoke upon. Trent,
Friday, resolution expressing sympathy
with tAs Prince and Princess " Wales in
their Bereavement, was rejected by vote
of - TO l3.
Mr.. ChF5t0pher Furnsss member Of
the English Psrlism mt for lIsrtlepool, has
invited subscriptions from British ship
owners TO d4irsy tho cost Of conveying TO
Ru'sisn famine sufererslfour million pounds
Of -four e0n,ri buted in the United States.
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Railruaos { Stra.a5az.s
.yanesnsut Of Trains In Eeset sss.
sgib, 1891.

&orua WRSP-sG D. A. n. 70, LsVtsson
..s ys,iIn.sf HassnB Aad Montreal 7.fs 4
a. a.ligSsH sxtsisar ara Scsth jzsdiLeg
~ NJ sor kranspf 4, t.eNtfsSa, Fsy1a.nztoE
rs.sns. pgrtlasf and Boston. connecting fSl
kise MszstAia g4iats, sG ,. n. fo
sllgv~il. 5AsdIsar &hf sa~sta tssrd1neri 81
q. tsy srsas Sisx. tatsr fo-x sid. sostsh
ritsysa Gassissf aad 5OqfE tisrd4Eer, II %
n. 1alxst rsiizasy i9g Lssiston, Bath. Post
= ssa Bostos-
4 norys EAsT-ais - x. G4iIsG sxyfessl ,el
Svsegaa, Bsi'ast. Bangor, B~S HGrbor, st
,nhsas. ST. soas and AYsostook County; 81; A
f.< WatsYTsie, ss0sassan sES Bangor 81
n ,ss Nsisryti3s, Oakland, aerth Anson
.sasn. gs0gAesAa. Belfast, DCTst zsd
4 sgr Bangor, Bar Iarbor. 81 sispn.as
IoAa ana Agoos Dax tSnsty, asd 5eGaayi
ssl7 4. n. feF Bangor,
n gizh, Pullman fraias run eaeE way ever
Ia agaesys fnasased, bDs not 70 sxo1bagan
nsEdsy lasrniszs, Of 70 Batsst, Dexter. OF
Ss1ns Bangor. on sesisJ m0fnfags-
4 ~ aay ex1rs.s trains Soias West At ie-io A
ssd G4st At s.4s z. II. ran daily, Ia 1dags IN
Nod bstsssn Bostoa, Lesistoa, sz.h, Bangor
= o. John
4 Accom- TRAIN snr AnsastA
knyss soass Gardiner. s-S A. NJ; 70 Asd %
IxIossli, so a. NJ. l.ss and $50 r. ID.
FTAroazt tiessts 70 California and sii Dotnts
uuth and West may b. had of E. II. WAitsr
ksf as=at, Augusta, the only sties In Aagasts
Sl,iar Va ali routes and ehsGaiag baggage free o.
.1Drsse.
RAYsOs TUCKER, Vice Pres. & 0sp'i Manager,
\. sOOTHBY. Gear Psss. and flsEst Ag't.
rortiAad, soy. %. is9i.
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JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Nominations of Circuit Judges Laid Over
for a Time.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate
committee on the judiciary has been in
session for several hours tpis afternoon,
considering the judicial nominations. SEN
s.or Turpis appeared befcee t5e committee
to protest against the confirmation Of
Judge Woods's nomination to illl the
place on the 5,h judicial circuit.
Senator voorhees,, the principal oppo-
nent Of the nomination. Is not in
Washiu gton and will not reach here before
next week. Ii vas represented to the
committee that it would not be proper to
dispose Of the case until Voorhees, had au
opportunity TO be heard; so, without OBJ.
jection the nomination was laid aside for .
time. The same course was followed IS to
the remaining judicial nominations, the
int 1tion of the committee is to &C. upon
all at the same time. From what can be
gathered the opposition to Judge Woods 10
not likely TO have support of sny Republi-
can senator's and he will doubtless be con-
Hrmed in the course Of time.
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WILL PAY DIVIDEND.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Creditors
viii get Pay ment.

HARTFORD, Jsa, I5 The remonstrances
filed against The payment OF a dividend b,
the receivers Of the Charter Oak Life Ia,
sursnce Company has been removed and
the Supetior court has authorized pay
ment. The receivers will pay ia per
cent to the general creditors other thSn
policy holders and Is per cent to the pol
icy holders. The latter get more as there
is s93, 900 Of funds specially Deposited for
the policy holders. The dividend will be
paid by May Is.
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The Joseph II. Coates a. Go. Failure.

PHILADgLrHIA, Jan. Is The assignee
today made an examination Of the books
OF Joseph II Costes, the cotton firm which
failed yesterday. No definite statement
OF the assets and liabilities has been pre-
pared. but it is understood that the amount
involved is over 81 900 0C0. A protected
note of $1,000 was the immediate cause Of
the embarrassment. together with a call
from their Liverpool brokers for several
thousand pounds The firm is selling sger
for over 20 mills in the South, but it ia
said that none Of them will be affected.
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Is ir SANNEL! !
Man Bearing Striking Resemblance 10
the Murderer Arrested,

CmoortE, Mass Jan. "a man Civ
ing the name OF Walter } Smith was Ar
rested here yesterday for drunkenness and
~aa held today on suspicion cf being Il. r.
SCANNED, who murdered Josephine Brown
in the Sudbury House. Boston. on the
night of Dec ~ The man b ears a sirlk
ing resemblance to Scanned, as described
in The circulars sent out by the Boston
police. The man has been in the city
nearly three weeks and claims to be from
New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-16

Immediately on lesraing the splendid
news contained in the above dispatches
Governor Burleigh Gent ihs following con-
grs!ulsiory telegram to General Manager
Frark w. Cram of the Bangor & Aroos-
took Railroad
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DoMERSET RAILWAY

| Cousmsnainy Mosday, jane .s,b, issi, train
m mn a 'oiiows, connecting At oarisaa with
aanr Central Railroad.
~ Boston. Portland. Lewiston, WAisryiils. Aa
/ Assta, shoShssan aud Bangor
Passenscr trains lesFa Bingham, ga A. NJ.
n 10 P u soioa, s-52 An. k-5S N, Cara
m fsiis. 's84 A. n, . % p. NJ; ssnbdsa, 71a
M, 10 p n, North Ansoa, ~ a. NJ, f5O ?
I: Gnson, IN A NJ, i-5g P. n; Madison, 30 a
k.3oz ~ p, sorridss socs, f-so a NJ, al P
.: Banss siding, y 80 a. NJ. - ,ss p. NJ, Sawtelis
SessinE. 'so2 A l.. '2.9z y ~, arrive Oakland
a. ", 2so N.
nm Boston. Portland, Levistoe. Augusta, Va
4 hrytlle, 3f0Hhesan and Bangor
/ PHsssas-r trains leave Oakland, 9.os A. NJ, tsi
IN, saTtslis Crossing. - 70 A, n, IS % p, NJ
Isars siding, -. % A. ", .5.W r. n. Horridge
Iii, IA A. NJ, s.l4 ?. NJ. Madison, sd a, N e.,
n p, N ABson. S.ss A. NJ, "A p. N North Az
y. no % A N. $50 ? NJ. kmbden. 10 20 A. NJ i,
In NJ. carfatgnk Falls. 10 IS a. NJ, 'Sts =
Y. Scion, 10 So a. NJ a.ie r. NJ. arrive Bingham,
10 NJ, sS Pm.
sTas .tatioas, at which trAius stop on signal Or
*oHoe 70 conductor. Mixed tstWeeu BiaghzE
North Arson WH. N. AVER, 5apt.
.epttdtf
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WILL INVESTIGATE
The Democratic GerrymanderiDe of
Wisconsin Districts.

MADISON. Wis, Jan. Is A petition was
fled in the Supreme Court today through
ex- Attorney General Essterbrook to test
the constitutionalisy of the gerrymander II
the Congressional, Senate and Assembly
districts in the last Democratic legislature.
The petition slleges THAI a large number Of
Republican voters have been dissranchised.