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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-12

No Anti-Pyri in Bromo-Seltzer.
Cures all headacheS-triaI bolt 10 cts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-12
WITNESS CARNEY is DEAD.
ne SECURED rHs fLgURY TRUNK M
CHICAGO.
was SHOT BY oErEor1 YES.

The SIeiggs Trial Not Called on
"a Yesterday Because Some Out
side Witnesses We're Not at
Hand-Carney, the Chicago De-
E tective Who Testified in the
g Fleury Trials, Is Killed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-12

That this week we allow straight discount of IS
per cent from regular prices on every garment in
our Boys Clothing Department. You can buy
our Boys IS Reciprocity Suits for 1915. $40
= Overcoat or Suit for 81. so. 81 Trousers for IS
cents. 5o-cent Trousers for CSC, ETC.
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Disordered Liver act righ, with BeEeuaa's
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PACIFIC RAILROAD DEBT.
4 Commission Proposed to Enable lust Set
Element Of All Claims.

W,,iIINsroS. Jan 4.-The Pacific Rail
road debt question was again before Con-
gress in n bill introduced today BY Senator
FRYE, authorizing the appointment of u
commission To settle the claims growing ont
of the issue of bonds BY the United States
TO aid in the construction of certain roads
and secure to the United States the pay
ment of all the Indebtedness of the | nion
Pacific, Central branch of the MON Pa
eifc. Central Pacific and Western Pacific,
now forming part of the Central Pacific,
Sioux CITY and Pacific Railroad Companies.
Under this bill the President is author
lied to appoint u commission of two Re
publicans, two Democrats and one member
Of the Peoples Party. 18th authority to ex-
tend to two years, at an annual salary of
$40 900 each and necessary expenses.
These commissioners are required to devote
their whole time to the work for which they
are appointed their salary 10 be paid Jointly
hy the United States and the railroads in
terrstetl, The commission is vested with
authority to ascertain the amount of all
obligations due or TO become due the
nited States, and enter into agreements
with the companies, adjust and extend the
obligations as they may see to be equitable
and just.
The intention of the act is to confer such
power as will enable the commission 10
settle with the companies. subject only to
the approval of the secretary of the interior
and the President All existing rights of
the government are to be preserved, and
the commission is vested with authority to
take testimony and invoke the aid Of the
| nited States courts if necessary.
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BELFAST.


BELFAST, Jan. 1T Speciall-A quie
wedding took place in this city today, tht
contracting parties being Miss Edith Stone
and Mr.. Chas. Wahlron. The marriage
ceremony took place at the residence Of
the brides mother on Cedar street. The
presents we're numerous and beautiful.
ynnng ladies and Mr. Waldron is well
known throughout the State. The happy
couple have the best wishes of II host of
frientls.
waldo Lodge, t. y. .. f., at the las,
meeting elected the following officers
Chas. X. Coomhs, y. G.. B. B. Greenlaw
p. e.: j. = Davidson, See'y; W. X. Keen
L. S: u. +. Wells. Treas. X. +. Dunton,
J W knowlton, l.. 7. Shales, trustees.
rhe installation WIN he next Friday even
ing,
The Ariel Quartet of Boston, assisted by
Miss Fila VI. Chamberlain, the whistliug
=oloist gave an entertainment under the
auspices of the Palestine Commandery
Knights Tempar This is the first of four
to be given by this body
during the winter.
\ building at Unity used by Alfred Clark
a store house wac burned at 3 O'Clock
this morning. The upper part of the build
ing was occupied by a family by the name
of Pushaw, who were getting their furni-
ture ready TO move. All of their effects
were burned. Builing partially insured.
Cause of fire not stated.
A telegram received here announces that
the steamer Eleeta broke some of her
on her last trip across the bay
aud will be detained at Castine for repairs.
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a accordance With the records in 'hiss,le-
N,suus ,s fs>ssNesN,
Secretary of STATE.

Nfs4ktttiFA> s t>St-s>t,sffNt.
Secretary of STATE.
Sr,rn ar Mann. Exrsrrivs ShAA-
nsa, Apey>rA, Jan, I, iSsS,
To the President OF the senate and Speaker
OF the House Of Representatives
In accordance with the provisions o.
,,han,er 100. Resolves Of the Sixty-nah
Legislature, ,,Coneerning an amendment OF
IL, eonstt tuition, relative to appointment OF
adia,an,- general | have the honor TO re-
nor, tha, the lists Of votes received in The
cities towns and plantations OF the Stsie'
on the second Monday of September last
il being The twelfth day OF said month
ups,n The proposed amendment, having hcea
made ANA returned To the office of the sec,
re,ar, ot Sta, werc examit ed aud eonnel
hy ,hc ,,avetnor anl Council and found 10
be as follows. TO Wit
Nine thousand, seyea handred and
iwen,y one Votes for, and a'ne thoussad,
five hundred ant, nine votes against said
proposed amendment,
In accordance with the provisions of
chapter one, section three OF tue he'is'N
Statutes. on the thiuccnth day of peccm-
Der last, issued proclamation deciafinS
said amendment adopted and that the Con
s,i,ution of the State shall b. amended ae-
curiinsly, 10 takc effect on the hrs'
Welnes,la, OF January in the year " our
Lord one thousand, eight hnndred anu
ninety three | have the honor to be very
respectfully,
Nour ohedient servant,
Euwi> G. Brstk,en.
o,ti,r nr SncRrr,R, ut STATE
AruusfN, Jan, l, iss3,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE
Assemblies AHendance-1he Officers
All Republicans. Elected and Seated

CoxcoRp, y H., Jan. 4.-'The House Of
Representatives, was called to order at y
this forenoon by S. 5. ,jewost, clerk Of the
last House. On roll-cAll, 355 of Jos mem
bers-clect responded to their names
Mr.. Chamberlin ~as elected Speaker
aud the organization was completed by the
election of the following Republicans by
ac ,lamation; Clerk, :. :. Jewett La
conia; assistant clerk. VIM. Iutherly'
claremont sergeantat-arms- IL L. In
gals, Concord; door keepers. W. \. HaT-
gent, Bristol; y. K Henderson, Frames
town; John cronin, Manchester.
The Senate was called To order ny G. y.
HambIett, clerk of the last Senate. and
after the oaths of Office were given by boV-
ernor Tuttlc, Nh Walker of Concord was
chosen temporary President. The p5rma-
nent officers, ah Republicans, were then
elected rs follows: President, John Me
Lane, Milford. clerk. G. !. iamhtett'
Nashua: assistant clerk, +. II. Wason'
Nashua: Sergeant-st-arms. H. a. Duiiey'
Manchester; messenger, William 1arvis-
Clare mont.
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A TOUGH EXPERIENCE.


BtNGoR, Jan. l.-W l.. Haines. of
PRO, idencc, X. l., treasurer of the ROYAL
Fossil Flour Company, owners and opera
tors of the silica plant at Beddington,
Washington county had a severe experie nee
in the woods last week.
He went from Beddingtou to lake some
miles distant, TO inspect Il silica deposit,
with guide. They travelled some time
when they found they were hopelessly lost
and were going about in circles. After sew
eral hours they became exhausted and the
guide went off alone, in hopes of finding
some camp.
He succeeded and party of lunbermen
went in search of liaines, who found lying
in the snow, whore he had fallen from ex-
haustion He was taken to the camp and
revived. Exposure for a short time longer
would undoubtedly have resulted in death.
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The report was accepted and Hon. Albert
NJ Spear was declared duiy elected Presi-
dent of the Senate for the political years of
1884
Mr., Spear was conducted TO the chair by
Senators Hill of Kennebec and Thatcher
Of Penob=cot anil addressed the Senate as
follows
tifNfLEnEN Gf rHE StStrE:
/ sincerely thank sou for the high honor
conferred in .eleeting me to preside over
your deliberations. trust | fully appre-
ciate the responsibility of the duties devolv-
ing upon me and can SUCCESSFULLY Dis
charge them only with your cooperation
and assistance.
RELYING not only upon your cooperation
but upon your kin,I indulgence, aeept
the trust which you have bestowed upon
me and will endeasor 10 discharge iis dn-
ties to the hest of my ability.
The legislation of the coming session,
jaiging from the present forecast, will be
important, but while every measure pre-
sented 10 our consideration should receive
t.anlid and careful consideration, ! never
ihetsss believe that the interests of the
State will he best served by rmi1ing
ami aseerfaising not how much, but how
iittle legislation iis best interests demand.
Gentlemen, thanking you again for the
honor bestowed ! nov aw ait the action 9t
the Senate. Applause
On motion of Mr.. Wood of kenneliee
Messrs. Wool Of Kennebcc. Nickersou of
Lincoln and spofTor,l Of Hancock were ap-
pointe,Ia committee to receive. sort AMI
count votes for secretary Of the Senate
Having attended 10 the duty the com
mittee reported a. follows:
Whole namber Of votes, 70
Necessary for a choice. 1G
Kendall NJ Dunbar had 20,
The report was accepted. and Kendall "
Dunbar vas declared duly elected secretary
of the Senate for the term Of the politica
years 1854.
Mr. Dunbar siguifed bis acceptance ei
the office and Nr. Grindle of Mt. Deser
was appointed to conducf the secretary
/ elect before the Governor and Council foi
the purpose Of taking and subscribing tfs
necessary osths to qaaiify hin to enter upor
the aisehargz of his official duties
Mr.. Grindle subsequently reported tina
the committee had attended to the duty az
signed them. and that Mr. Dunbar has
taken and subscribed to the necessary eatil
to qualify him to enter upon the dIseharg,
Of his official duties.
On motion Of Mr.. Thatcher Of Penob
scot. Nessrs. Thatcher Of Penobscot. Cissi
of Somerset and Shaw of Aroostook weYs
appointed committee 20 receive. sort an
count votes for assistant secretary
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE
Meets in Joint Session and New State Officials
Are Sworn In.

HAHrroRp, Conn. Jan. This after
noon the Senate passed joint resolutions de-
claring the Democratic state officers elected
in November to have been duly elected, and
appointed committees to wait on the t'ov-
ernor and other state officers and notify
them of the election. Lieutenant Governor
Cadv was sworn into office by Judge sam
uel o. Prentice of the superior court. The
Senate Joined with the House in JOINT ses-
sion, after which some military appoint
ments were confirmed and the Senate al
iourned. In the House this afternoon Gov
ernor Buckley transmitted the appoint
ments made by him since the last meeting
of the General Assembly, also statement
of the financial transactions of the Execu-
tive department.
At 3l5 the Senate entered the House ,
and took seats in joint session. The oath
of office was administered TO Governor
Morris by Judge Elisha Carpenter of the
supreme court. The state officers, Scfre-
tarv Phelan, Treasurer Sanger and Comp
troler Staub were sworn in, and the JOINT
convention dissolved. At a subsequent
House session three petitions for seats ~
the House, was referred to the committee
on contested elections Adjourned.
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SrrAHEn a. r. SNvAcr ct fnt Hot -t,
Mr. Savage vas conducted to Ibc chair
by Mr. Bird and addressed ihf lloUsr u-
follows
GcatirB'"@ efthe Hopse NJ hepro~etfotiees
Permit me nj this ;imc to return ia you
my sincere thanks for the honor you have
conferred upon me. f. ia indeed 4 high
honor to be called upon to preside oscf the
deliberations Of the Howe Of feprr-cnis
tiyos Of MaiBc, aud shoud enter uppn
the.e duties siiit unfeiened diH1cuc" jill I
not know that can rely nEon your cordial
support and kin'I Indulgence.
!, may not be inappropriate here t" say
thnt the Office Of g0oI government, j. TO
promote the welfare OF the people. II is
the office of this braach Of ,hr government
so 10 legislatc as 10 foster the comfort. Va"
happiness and the property nf al th" ycsk K
and the strong ,ths rich snd the pour 80 tbA,
all rnay participate in equal benefits, auI
that The unaYoiIable burdens 1f govetnupe"i
/ may be laid egni,s.iv anil justly.
50 far a. hes 10 ny power ! nill a..is.
you in making this short ami basiur~s
like session, 20 that while ~ are giving
due ieliberstiaf Ia Size yarinu. important
thNit'i ~ tbBHtNftNff ~ ~ We UfHN ~ VIC
same time expedite our business ~ .. :,
make onr stay here 4. brief % II can j.;
I consistently WiFl the interest 0i the pHbli'
I Hoping that our deliberations ,nay b.
( pleasant ami profitable ami that 0tii wptI
I may rceeire the approval Of our feliou
/ citizens, sad again thanking you Tor th'
! high honor ypa have bestowed upon me,
await the pleasure %. sf}e House. App'asse.
I On maiion Of Mr. Wo5lbare Nessfs
/ Woodbury. oi Decfing Wes>-9tt of Gori,am
/ i.othrop of Lee'tss French Of Vienna
( Leighton of Columbia fslis Jones Of Lei,
anon anil kaieT of Searboro. were aI.
pointed committee 10 receive. sort ans
( count yotc- for cicrk Of the House.
Having attended to the iety assigned IL
Mr.. Wooibur; from the committee reporie,
as follows:
4 Whole number Of votes. "a
( Necessary for cstoire. :
~. - Cotton. l.r;
A. ". wipgate. -
Z iCoHtinued on ,th PAGE
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BIgtiS. Jan. l.--EhlhorH 4 iuszmsnns
great factory in Eiberfieh was burned to-
-sny. Loss, $50 900.
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INDIAN LANDS
In OkIahama Ceded TO Government 500.
600 Acres for 100000.

WAsnISGroS. Jan. 4.--Thc President
sent to the Senate today a communication
from the secretary of the interior, accom-
panied by an agreement concluded by the
Cherokee commission with the Commanche,
Kowa and Apache tribes of Indians in
Oklahoma territory, for the cession of Ger
tain lands. The reservation contains
. ,968, ,s93 acres. and under agreement the
Indians will take in allotments about i53.-
600 acres. The amount of money agreed
upon for the land is 81 900 900, which if
applied to the total acreage. less the loss of
aAotnents and deducting the waite noun
tain land, is about a3 cents an acre.
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FIRE At BATH.
Loss Estimated at Nearly Si0.000-Psf
Italy iasuree-A Hard Fight.

B,rH. Jan. 4.-EiIe caught last night in
the block on Centre street, occupied by
Marpiiy's grocery store 1t .oon spread TO
Curtis barber shop, Tarboxs candy store,
Cbase's grocery store and Oscar Adams
tailor STOP. The loss is estimated at ebout
5000 or sI0,0go mostly insured.
The block hsd just been built over and
another story added. The block was owned
~ Sawyer Adams, of the firm Of Adams &
Goouhs.
The hfemen hal hard place to fight the
ire. but by extra streams on the back and
front kept ii from spreading farther. At
one time it was feared ii would spread to the
Alameda Opera house. The fire started at
about / L. NJ. and was under control ut
abnnt 3 A. NJ. The Pullman train Was de-
tlined here two hours by hose lying across
iie track
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THE PINKERTONS.
Senator Chambers Bill to
Check Future Operations
OF Detrimental Nature to Public Good
American Citizenship Rights.
But Little eusiasss Ia Congress Mem.
hers Present Wednesday.

WsSHIxsfoS. Jan. 4.-Senator Chandler
today introduced in the Senate a bill with a
view TO stopping further operations BY the
pinkersons The bill makes it unlawfu
for any body Of men numbering 10 or more
any of whom are subject 10 enrolment as
part of the military of any state to assent
Bile or drill or bear arms as military squad,
company. battalion or other military organ
ixation, unless called forth By some civil or
military officers lawfully authorized 10 make
such call The President is authorized u
dlsband and disperse such organizations,
and every person serving as = member shall
be subject TO fine not exceeding $1,000 or
by imprisonment not exceeding one year or
both.
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FIGHT KILLED
BY a Collision Of Two Passenger
Trains in Austria, Wednesday.
Many Others Badly injured, Of Whom FINE
Will Probably Die.

VIENNA, Jan. "A passenger train from
this city coliIded at kanizsa today with IA
passenger train from stnhls eissenbarg
The locomotive of the latter train ploughed
three carriages filled with passen-
gers. They were completely demolished.
Eight passengers were killed, i've sustained
injuries probably fatal, and 10 were
wounded severely, not mortally. All the
passengers on the Stuhlweissenburg train
were thrown from their seats and hardly a
person escaped uninjured. Nobody was
Killed
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IN THE SENATE,
Silver Bullion and Anti Option Bills Taken
up-No Quorum Present.

WASHINGTON. Jan. tin the senate MIR
Stewart, New. gave notice of an amend
ment to the resolution to suspend all pur-
chases of silver bullion. being the bill
introduced by himself Dee. II, with the
third section modified to make its closing
sentence read And all siyer bullion
belonging to the United States shall he
coined as rapidly as possible without de
laying the coinage for depositors.F He
argued against the repea! of the act of
1890 and in favor of free coinage. The
matter went over.
The anti-option bill was taken up.
quorum did not vote and a roll was called.
Forty-four senators just u quorum
answered, and without further action on
Whites amentlmcB, the Senate went into
executive session and later adjourned.
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INVESTMENTS.
We offer The following desirable 'nvest-
ments.

We Offer the following desirable ntest-
ments;
Maine Central 1 per eant Consolidated Il
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine teHtfai ! ; per cent Improve.
ment Bonds due 1915.
Knox and Line ola Raiiway ) per cent
improvement Bonds due 1921. gaaran-
iced principal and Interest 5y the dains
Central.
Enu,ford FailS Railway > per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds das
lJiy.
R0ctiand. Themasioa aud tam'len
Street Railway :. per cent Ilrsi Mort
gage Bends due i9..s.
Mousam River Railroad sompau,
first Mortgage q per rent Bonds due
1912. Connecting sanford aud Spring
vale with the Portland \ Rochester
Railroad, York County, Maine.
Union Electric Railway company
FIRST Mortgage q per feni Bond. due
iD!2. Of Saratega Springs, Nen York 4.
Athoi Mass. Water company per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1919
works built In 1876, gravity system.
Camden a Refkland Water COMPANY
~ per cent Morigage Bonds due 1917.
Portland a Og'icDbprE Railway stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
teriy direct 10 the stofsh0ider hy The
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway company siocA.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct 10 the stockholders BY
the Maine Central.
EpEn z pYrrhpncR m
oe EXCHANGE STREET,
PORTLAND. HIINE.
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IT'S SENATOR LODGE.


BostoS- Ian. 4.-The Republicans of
the Legislature met in caucus this after
noon 10 nominate a tinted States senator
to succeed Senator Dawes. President
Pinkerton of the Senate presiled. Senator
Butler. leader of the Crapo forces. asked
that an adjournment be taken TO January
IL. The motion to aiionrn was lost after
discussion, and by vote OF li3 TO 81, the
caucHs proceeded to ballot Results !;
Whole number votes, iSs necessary for
choice, "a. Henry tab0t io,igc had ~ !;
William W crspo. 30. Frederick r..
tireenhalge, =; William cogswell, ?; John
d. Long, ). Mr.. Lodge was declared the
caucus nominee.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Grand Secretary u. VI. FRYE of the New
EHgianj order of Protection organized a
le,lge at Livermore Falls, Tuesday night,
with p charter members ami over 20 appli-
eaHts.
J. y. Anihoinc & Sons hardware store at
Biddefor'l was barglarizcd, Tuesday night
The money drawer was forced open and a
small SUM taken. An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to force open the safe.
Wednesday morning when the store was
opened, Charles Dolly, a young man who
has been employed as a plumber helper.
was foHni asleep ON the floor besi ID the
safe. He had been drinking. In bis
pockets were found several jack knives and
razors. He is under arrest The police
officers believe that Dolly had an accom-
piice in the burglary.
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SxowHEaAN, Jan. ~ Special. The
ease of State es. Charles II. Tozicr of
Ilartlana for assault npor a little girl, 10
wears oil. with intent to rsvish. was take n
up this morning.
County Attornef lIovev for the State and
j. j. Parlin for 'iefencv. The jury brought
ia verdict of guilty. AMI Tozier was sen-
tenced 10 one year N State prison.
rrter Mcdonald of Madison. convicted
rs 4 common seller of intoxicating liqpors,
was sentenced to three months impfiSon-
mt nt in the county jail.
The boy o'Neil, for larceny, was also
given three months in county Jail.
An nlrcw Mcdonald of Madison, for
scarch anil seizure, sentence of lower e0urt
was affirmed, also same in "A single sale of
intoxicating liquor appealed case against
i,5ti4tt rartv
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WssHiSGTos, d. C.. Ian. 4--Pensions
have been granted to these residents OF
Maine
Original. Ira B. Ramslell. 'hiTer y.
Leavitt, bnslow '. Severy, Charles w.
Wilson; additional, George Nj. heiley,
James II. Sawyer: increase, John II Allen ;
original, widows. Florinda c. Could Lydia
r. Leathers.
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HOUSE.


Is C.>NtNriuN or MnMnsRs- -Ethct 90 ruI.
Hans, AT. .R,rntstNrArI\rs.
Arotsrt, Jan, 4, lSH3
This being the day designated by the con,
s,i,u,ion of the State for the meeting OF the
Sixty-six,h Legislature, the mcmbers-clcet of
the House of Representatives assembled in
their ball at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and were
called to order by the clerk of the last
Ilouse.
PRAYER h, Rev. Mr.. Randall chaplain ut
the last House.
A communication was received from the
secretary Of State Transmitting n certified
roll Of the reIrcscntaiiyes-elcct OF the
Sixty sixth Legislature. A call of the roll
by the clerk revealed ,he presence "'
l,rs .Iee, r,.nn,,l;n,, /, their names
a, no,,on a, Nr shaw M,ssrs Shaw
of p,,,l,nd Iilbv Of Csr,h,pr. Din ,f
n;xn,n,, r,rIo,,n ,f W;n,.,noyt Chnn,h,r
lain nf Rri.t,l sylvester of LiSbon AMI
r,bm ,f nrun.wiek were anpoiu,cd n cum-
n,i,,,., n, ,y,,itun the t,nyernor md iuforu,
l,n, -, ,h,, nr,son,,, of , run,um Of tho
n,n,,ho,s.,,cr, of ,he uousc ,f K,pr.s.nta.
,;yos In panr,.eut,,;y, Hail anil that ,hc,
,u rn.',,o.,oh - ~ Ia a,,onaa,ca ,n adminjst.r ~
thsn, ,he o,tb required bv Tho constitution
,n ..n,iJo ,hr,r "a nr,ar ,,nnn In. Iis,b,r.,,.
NJ ,bn;r otHrial lu,irs
subsequently Mr. SHAW r.por,cd that
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ir Bt3'nc is long as well Ms he has
tor three or four DAYS past, said pr. John
'on at mjlnight
lr. Looms arrived from New York this
evening anil spent upwards OF an hour with
Mr Blaine. lie found him much improved
as compared with his condition when he
last ss" hlnt, nr, Ioamis will return to
New ork tomorrow.
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IItErFoRp. Conn, Ian t--The Mutual
Benefit Life Company of this CITY, has de
eiled to go out OF business and has made
arrangements with the National Mutual IN
surance Company of New York to take all
its members who apply for transfer OF
their insurance to that company Inc
heavy death rate of the past year has made
this advisable