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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-27
Winter
ChOIera

Tae new disease Of the stomach ana tssweis
50 prevalent throughout New England has been
..smed By the medical profession, WSaser
GhsaeSa. Its appearance while the A.fasie
Chss~rs Ia raging abroad. Is regarsisd as sig-
nifieans, presagirg. as is does. an outbreak Of
the European sensrge with the sdseai OF early
summer. Winter Cholera undermines tho
constitutions of La Grippe victims, plays havoc
with those who es.;aped that dread disease, and
payes the way fci typhoid and other wasting
fevers. Restrictive immI Igrztiop bills and quar-
antinc VIII Avail nothing. Cholera germs arc
being cultivated in thousands Of vsinsev
Cholera victims throughout New England To-
day. The baiiny days nf spring and tho hot
days OF early summer yin rouse the disease
germs 10 activity. 10 Winter Cholera con
seryatiys physicians see the naanting of the
danger signal The earning has been sounded
The alarm has been sent forth Cholera, in in
ctpient form, is here II you would avoid
Winter Cholera and foriify the system
against the admission OF eholerlic poison,
begin an immetiisse course OF treatment with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-27
SkOwHeGAS 10 GREENvILLE.
A Scheme Being Talked Up for Railroad
Between Those Points.

SkowutGA~, Jan. 2G.-( Special. -
Nearly 30 members of the board Of trade
attended the meeting yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of listening 10 what Mr..
4. S. C. Hall had to present in the way of
a scheme for building railroad from
Skowh hegan to Greenville, passing through
Athens. Brighton, Mavfeid, kingiield,
Abbott and MonsOn.
Mr.. Hall occupied about an hour of the
time on the advantages such road, If
built, woall he 10 Skowl,cgan and the
towns further down the river. Mr.. Hall
made proposition that if the town would
pie 'ge itself to pay ) per cent of its vaIua-
non toward the support of the road. he
would see that such q road was con-
structed
j. F. Holman. Esq, of Atlieus was also
present and made n few remarks: All
present voted that the road il built would
he n great benefit, hnt whether the town
eat raise the 5000 900 is a question.
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BISHOP BROOKS FUNERAL.
An Immense Number Of People Paid Reverence
TO Memory Of the Departed.

BosroS, Mass, Jan. 26.-Promptly al
noon the funeral service over the body OF
Bishop Brooks began at Trinity church.
Bishop Potter read the Episcopal burial
service. There was no eulogy.
At the close of the service a procession
of over 500 carriages took up the solemn
march to Mount Auburn, where the remains
were Ibid in the Brooks family lot. In
Cambridge the procession passed between
two lines of 900 Harvard students with
heads uncovered and reyercnt micn.
As soon as the procession left Trinity a
public funeral service was held from the
steps of the west vcstibuie for the benefit
ef the multitude outside. simultaneously
with the services in the church there were
the public services of prayer in the First
Baptist church and the Old South church
both within stones throw Of Trinity. At
each there was large attendance.
An impressive memorial service for
Bishop Phillips Brook was held tonight in
Appleton chapel, Harvard College. There
was very large attendance, including
many of the faculty and students. Prayers
were offered by Rev. William Lawrence,
dean of the Theological School, with re-
spopses made hy the choir. Rev. Francis
Peabody delivered fine culogy upon the
deceased, aud feeling remarks were made
by tv. George 4. Gordon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-27

STANFORD. Conn, Jan. 2';---Donoghue
easily won the 100 miles skating match on
Cove pond today. Hts time was hours.
II minutes anil - l.2 seconds. Franklin
WAS second in : hours and - minutes; /;
Ennis was thirtl in hours and 81 minutes
The race was started 1t s.l5 \. N.
Dono2hue made - miles in ] hour. 81
minutes and 80 seconds: 80 miles in hour,
81 minutes and 20 seconds; 30 miles in 2
hours Is minutes aHd - % seco,iis: -
miles in :, hours. I minutes and is seconds,
beating all previous records above Ii miles.
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NOT so WELL.
Mr.. Blaine Does Not Seem So Well
as for Past Few Days,
Says Or. iahason. Though There is No Decided
Change Tor Morse.

WAsHlSGrox, Jan. 26.-Dr. johnson
visited Mr.. Blaine at $50 tonight and re-
mained for some time at the bedside. When
he left he said that Mr.. Blaine did not look
So well or seem so well a. during the past
few days.
The doctor did moi wish To convey the
impression that Mr. Blaine had suffered Il
relapse or that there was any decided
change for the worse.
Dr. Johnston sail he would not return
during the nigh, unless summoned, AMI did
not think there would BE- any necessity for
his presence.
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THE ICE CROP,
Now Nearly Harvested, Is Of
Splendid Quality,
And Secured With as Little Expense
as Was Ever Known.
large Crop eseTwseTs Will casse Prices 10
large Crop eseTwsevs Will casse Prices ID
be Los Next ssmser.

GAsDiSEa, Jan. 26.-t Special. MIR
Ballard, the paymasler Of the knicker-
booker Ice Co., Is one of the best informed
of the many well informed ice men in this
vicinity and the Jouss,L was favored With
short interview with him toisy.
The season he said, has been very
short and busy one, aud as there has been
so little snow TO scrspe off the harvest has
probably been made with as little expense
IA al any time in the history of the ice in
dustry. The ice crop is so large in all sec
tions, however, that prices will be low next
summer and speeniators will suffer. The
ice is Of the finest quality, the only trouble
perhaps being that the intense cold
has nsuie it too hard. MANY
houses along the riYer are full nov, ani
TIE filinc of all the rest will probably he
completed within few DAYS or week
The hnickerbacker. Hiiici does the
largest business OF any company on the
riyer, will harvest about 2Jo 900 tons. but
its houses in Snitltown, Dresden and Ice
boro are not quite full yet. Among other
companies as one goes down the river, the
Eastern has 10 900 tons Capt. Rich, whose
houses are not quite full, 10000 tons;
Haynes & Lawrence, u 900 tons; Haley
& Morse, 2b,0o0 tons; the Great
Falls lee 60, with its two
houses in South Gardiner and pittston will
finish filing next week and will have a.
900 tons the independent, not quite full,
10000; Haynes & Dewitt, 1900; Clark
& Chaplin, 5000: 4. ID. Haley, 1900;
Cochran Olcr Co, not full yet, will have
100 900 in its two houses Haynes /
Dewitt, at lceboro. - 900: the Morse Ice
Co, three houses, -, 600; Russell Bros,
three sets of houses. 10000; Clark &
Chaplin. at Bowdoinham. 10000 and the
Pine Groye Ice Co, ut Bowdoinham, TO-
600. This is pretty close estimate Of the
leading companies on the river but the
exact figures cannot be given for several
days
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aad zee ilse difference in illsns shen CON.
pared with the so-eailezf Pare Extracts. Il
is ho1nc tniastry. Tho sale - these
Extracts 10 this state wss greater in 1892
than ali otter hranis combined.
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York County Cases Put Over

S,co, Jan. 2G,--Thc case against Cyrus
Young of Dover, n. H., for aggravated
assault on Miss Carrie Doty, which was as
signed for trial in the York county supreme
court today. was continued till May
O,her pending criminal actions were also
Put over to the Nav term as Judge Foster
Who il cont inning the term opened by the
li,e Judge Virgin, is unabie to longer re-
main here. Court will adjourn saturday
The Weymouth Lock Co. Saco, wi'ici
suspended operations last sumnicr, is to ~
sune business If the stock subscribers viii
pay up in full.
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ENFORCE MeNT LEAGUE


The Peoples Prohbitory enforcement
League of Maine held its third annual meet
iag at Golden Cross hall, Augusta, yester-
day. II was very successful and pleas-
ant gathering. Much routine business was
done. The bylaws were amended some
what, the main amendment relating to the
method of elcetipg the board Of directors.
Officers were elected as follows Hon.
John G.. Stewart. York Village, president;
Il. II. Emery, Sanford, first VICE president;
gcv. X. G. Wentworth, Dexter, second
yice-prcsidrnt; Mrs. J.. NJ. y. Stevens.
Portland, third yicc-prcsident; A. y. Bangs,
Augusta, treasurer; J. W. Mitchell, Rock
land, secretary; board Of directors. one
year, Oscar Hoiway, Augusta; Mrs. Han
nah j. Bailey, Winthrop; two years, G. II.
Ciary, IlalIowcll; T.. Il. Drummond,
Waierville; three years. John Cover,
" NiniI,rvp; Rev. e. u. Owen, Gardiner.
II was peculiarly sue cssfnl meeting,
and Bias mach strengtbeD.d Il the league.
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ROCK ISLAND ROAD
Wins Sui. Against City Of Chicago Involving
St.OOO.O0O Worth Of Land.

Cut ,Go, His, Jan. .6.--Judge Collins
today entered a decree in the ease of the
Rock Island road against the city of CHI
esgo. The cye involved the title to strip
of land valued at owe: 81 ,ooo.o on Sher-
man street and one side ON Pacific avenue,
adjacent to the depot.
The city claimed to have its title by user.
The decree is thoroughly in favor of the
Rock Island. The court made its injunc-
ton perpetual, restraining the city from in
terfering with possession by the defendant.
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LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Visits State Prison at 1hom aston and Also
Visits Camden and Rockpoh.

Roe kIANp, Jan. 26.--The Legislative
members and ladies visited the Thoma ston
prison today
Through the kindness of General Man
ager payson Tucker through car was
furnished from Augusta and special train
to l;ockland. The party visited Rockport
anl Camden this afternoon over the cleo
tric road and will stop in this city tonight.
They leave for Augusta tomorrow morn
ing.
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Z Don't become consnpatesi. Take BrEcn-
aa's Pnss.
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THE WHIskEY TRUST


WAsnlSGroS, Jan, 2d.-A'l the paper.
relating to the resolution offered by MIR.
Burrows, proposing an investigation
of the @hiskey trust, have been
referred to Mr.. Reed of the House
committee on rules TO look over.
The Democratic members ore not inclined
to report recommendation for m investi-
CATION. preferring simply TO refer it TO the
judiciary committee for consideration, and
IN Reed states that he believes an investiga-
ton should he ordered it is likely that this
course will be adopted. 1t will he ron
Quoted by the juciciary committee il
Ordered.
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DRUGGISTS BILL
The Subject Of a Spirited Hearing
Thursday Afternoon
Before The Judiciary Committee Subject
Of Union labels Discussed.

Tho hearing before tho iudiri,ry ,ont-
mitiee Thursday afternoon on the ,lrngpis,.'
b;u flied the room with Interested unrti,s
and spectators and was quite spiritcd
thronyhout The lines of argument were
interesting and the chasing .ueech of Hon.
H. NJ Heath was n strong one.
Mr.C. X. Partridge of this cjtv and ex-
presideut of tbe association. and Mr.. T.. :.
L.ycrct, of Portland, of the firm of Cook.
Everett, < PennrIi, wholesale drurpist.
were the first TO address the committee
Their remarks were in the line of practical
business talks.
Mr.. Penuell laid great stress on the fact
that alcoholic liquors are used generally In
medicine and even in the view that they nrc
poisons, who better to deal il out than thu
reputable druggist, who is trusted TO handle
the other poisops. Tbe druggists are as r. =
ispe,tahle men as any. and SO recognized in
other states. at least, AMI as public scr.
wants Yet under the present law they ate
classcd MS men running low bar shop
Honor is rs dear to them Ms Ia nne men and
this proposed l.w holds over them that
! y hicb will disgrace them if they violate il
v III take AWAY their certificate of rrpislrD-
/ ton, ithout which they cannot do bust
ness.
1 Tx. Senator Stewart made forccfui
I speech in opposition lie said no homes,
man in the honest transaction of an honest
business was never yet elassed with a thief
I This proposed law Is almost identical, he
/ said, with the law in Iowa which rendered
/ prohibition dead letter. In Kansas the
/ bonds and penalties are much greater
I These proposed in this law don't really
amount TO anything. The present liquor
agencies are n nuisance. This bill wonid
| make 80 times as many nuisapces.
Gen Neal Dow of Portland was the next
speaker Notwithstanding his venerable
age he made vigorous speech ike those
that have won him fame in the past. lie
srid there wasn't 5000 worth of liquor sold
in Portland in year, Here were 80 drug
gists in Portland eager to get legal permit
to sell their share of that $500 worth.
There are three times as many druggists as
can make living unless they sell liquor.
The Kansas law had proved very unsatis.
factory As to the penalties of this bill
the druggists had been and are now yolat.
ing law with greater penalties than nav
proposed Good men wouldn't violate law
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fOSIOFFlCE Bit
Calls tor Appropriation Of 4e3. .86s, 357 Tor
Next Year Service.

W t~uisolnN Jan. gG,-The House com-
mittce ou rostothces and rost-roads has
comp p'otcl the posroiiicc appropriation bill
for the fiscal year ending June 20, lsni.
The bill carries AN appropriation Of ssh
sG9.3I1, an increase OF s3,53S,0 ,0Sl over the
current fiscal year.
The estimates submitted by the post.
master general call, Il for ssi .20a ,2i3, not
including an item OF -Ia6,6lt for special
facilities for trunk lines inserted in tn, bill
for wh'b no estimate was submitted.
The postmast, general fixes the rev
tnues in the postal service for the coming
fiscal year ut So, l2I ,3b5.
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National seues. Order in 1,oubre

Bosrox. Ian. 26.--The National Benefit
Order an en.io~m meni order, was today
temporarily cnjoined from doing business
by the supreme court
The concern has been in business for
about three years. and is of the six-years-
term class. The contingent liabilities are
about si50.0o0: assets. $4,000. The
ground for the injunction vas the alleged
insolvency of the concern.
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Other Committees.

Seasbore committee have voted 3 to |
for Yarmouth petitioners 10 the clam Hat
case to vitbdraw.
Mrs Wyusn and other Levision Isiies
appeared before the fna"cc committee for
an appropriation of $500 in the Hexttso
wears for the Chiiissns Home 10 Lesistop,
The committee voted fayorably. Jnd1e
Webb. Msj. Sidney Thaxter AMI Dr. IIun.
Of Portland appeared before this committee
| 10 favor of the Maine General Hospital.
The committee voted to report in favor Of
the resolve appropristinz $500 annually.
The legsl affairs gave hearing on the
union Label bill. NJ. r Frank male the
Iegs, argument anil Messrs. Frank II.
Hatch, T.. S~eetser, Geo. u. Allen, J Nc.
| Gone ard N. Thompson Of Portl md, SaT-
aci TiElson and Vim. Page Of Lewiston
made strong appeals TO the committee il
favor Of The bill, presenting the practical
arguments in the ease.
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GREAT C0aRUpIiOS.
Found in The Investigation Of The Oeiunct
BaHca Romano.

Row., Jan. a6.-A number of prominent
men including ex-ministers. deputies and
journalists are openly charged with having
received money from Hanca Romano for
years.
1t is said that some newspaper received a
subsidy of G0,o00 lire annually. Judicial
inquiry is sail 10 have shown that Bsnca
Romano supplied the ministry with large
amount of money in the last election.
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Warranted to CURE!
INVESTMENTS.
We offer the follow ing desirable invest.

We 0Her the B0il0HinS ofstFdfR lHlfsl-
ments:
Maine Central 1 per cent Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, due 1917.
Maine Central , per cent Improve.
meut Bonds due 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Railway 5 per cent
improvement Bonds due 1871, suaran-
feed principal and interest by the Maine
Central.
Rumford Falls Railway ) per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds Que
1912.
Rorkiand. Th0maston and Camden
street Railway 5 per cent First Mort
gage Bonds due 1922.
Union Electric Railway Company
First Mortgage 4 per cent Bonds due
1872. (of Saratoga Springs, New York. .
Ati0I Mass Water Company : per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1912
works built In 1876, gravity system.
Camden Il ROckland Water Company
Ai.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland 4 0sdenburg Railway stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
terIy direct to the siockhoiaer by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct to the stockholders by
the Maine Central
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AEWT0N-S SHOE FACTORY
Al Xhitingh am. w.. Burned Yesterday
$4,000: insurance. S2f goo.

WmIrINcuAM. Vt, Jan .2G.--Moscs New
tons shoe factory was burned this morning
The loss is estimated at about s;'0.o0O: in
surance, 81 900. The bull ling was owne'i
by Moses Newton of llolyokc. Mass. The
cause is supposed to be inceudiary. The
factory employed about 40 hands until re-
Gently. when business WAS suspended To
take account of stock.
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One Of the mest frequent causes Of coid
is the sudden change Of the Temperature
Most persons a. such times have nus the
prudence to meet this change By pEifing on
heavier clothing AMI consequently the only
way ont Of the trouble, which might have
been easily avoided. is to take DIR. Bulrs
Cough Syrup, and be cured.
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Meteorological Report.

lJanGary sS. issl, II L. NJ
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Steamer mieAisan To:a, Lo.s-cr.w Saved

Pogr TowSsE~p, Wash, Ian. 26.-Tle
steamer Michigan. which went ashore on
Vancouver island. will prove a total loss
The crew were all saved. She was valued
st s4o.t co. Insurance, $50 lnfst.
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wAsHixsrox, Jan Extensions have
been granted 10 the follow ing Maine pco-
pie: Additional. Darid Woofsom John
T. Durgin Frank Mekpnns, E. $ Watts.
Albert Haynes, Akin Gonye. John T. Lun',
Warren f. Quimty original, wiIew, Ee-
becca A. Perry.
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KANSAS REPUBLICANS


TorEkA. Kansas, Jan. 2f,--Thc Eepub-
iiranS met ia joint session at noon today
anl adopted withunt debate a resolution
proyi'llDg for the appointment of Il commit
ter, Ito prepare Il formal sta'einent ami
'mphatie protest 10 the Senate of the
nted States, signed by the memi'ers of
Tins assembly, protesting against seating
John Martin as senator from, this state.
The protest is bascd On the ground that
t.ic Republicans were Yesterday dehied the
right to vote for senator. and that 10 Pop
ulists who were illegally seated on contest
cases voted for Martin, and that therefore
the election is revolutionary and illegal.
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The Bancrolts Trial Successful.

Nrwrour, X. l.. Jan. " The final
contractors trial of the new lnited States
prac,icc vessel Bancroft took place to-day.
off Newport. under direction Of the naval
hoard appointed for the purpose. Tie test
proved complete snccess for the pr~ boat
and builders, Samuel L.. Moore s Sons
Company. Elizabetbport, N. j.
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Nominations By the Gsyc,nsf.

Nominations by the Governor. Thursday,
January ~, 1885.
Commissioner Of Industrial and Labor
Statistics. Samuel W. Matthews, Caribou.
Coroner Seth Patterson. Wiscasset.
Notary Pni,l.c--liarry v. Moore, Ber-
wirk.
Dcii,nus .ju stice.--3Iirrt =. Austin,
Paris,
Justice of the Peace ani Quorum VIII
bur G.. Whelden. Portland; William A..
parington, Bangor; Marital NJ. Duroy IT..
Portland Jeremiah ID. Parker, belfast ;
Herbert VI. Andrews, Paris; George >.
i.owcli, Portland.
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10 Provide inspection d miIL.

A bin 10 regulate the inspection Of milk
vas PM in yesterday. Il prosi'ies that
when milk ~ analysis shaII he sfouni 10
contain over ~ per cent. Of water IL shall
he dsemei prihaa facie evidence that such
il watered milk. The sale Of milk a. pure
from which cream has ieen removed {.
made Illegal and when analysis shows less
than IL per cenf. Of solids and per cent.
Of fats, il shall be prins facie evidence that
cream has been remoyesii When analysis
slows foreign substance, that shall b.
psima faeic evidence that the milk has been
arInlfersted.
A bill presenfeJ yesterday authorizes the
wsterviIIe & Fsir6eId Railway CompaH,
to extend its line to Eenson.
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Panama rri., AsIourus Til Tuesday.

P,afs, Jan. 2G.--In the Panama trial to-
DAY NJ. Barbour finished his speech for DE
Lesseps. and was followed by NJ nubuit in
behalf of Marius Fontane. Court all
journed until TUESDAY
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GILLIAN CLAIMS


WAsuINoruN, Jan. ~ ,--- rhc exchange of
the ratihca,ions of the chiIian claims CON
vcntion, negotiated by Minister Patrick
Egan, were perfected today At the stat"
department by representatives of the
nitcd States and Chilli
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REAp AND ASSIGNED.

Bill an act to amend chap II of the Re
yiscd Statutes relating to the sales of real
estate by license of court.
Bill an act to increase the capital stock
of the Bates Manufacturing Co.
Bill an act authorizing common carriers
to sell perishable goods and live stock
which they have transported, AMI which the
owner or assignee thereof refuses or
neglects TO receive.
Bin an ac, to incorporate the Knox Gas
4 Electric Co.
TIN motion of Mr.. Peaks Of Piscataquis
this bill was read II second time under a
suspension of the rules, AMI passed to he
eHgressel.
fEriTioNs. Bills, etc PREsENrgp ANe
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BrnSE, .inn. @G.--Pcrson {. Cheney the
newiy appointed American minister 10
Swiizerland, today presented his efrdcn-
iaIs to tae President of the Swiss Confed-
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GIVE UP HOPE.
Kansas Republicans. Robbed Of Their Rights
Give Up the Fight.

TorEs,, Kan. Jan 26 The Republi-
cans have given up all hope of eiecting a
ni;ed States senator and adjourned their
Joint session sine die.
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lire at Milwaukee.

MuwAtkLr, Wis, Jan. 2G,--The shop
of the Milwaukee Gas Stove Co, was
burned last night The loss is estimated at
$50 ,ooo; insurance SSj 900.
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FRANQUEWLLe'S REPORT
On Panama Case Excuipates Deputies Roche
and Arene and Senator Ihevenet.

rSErs, Jan. 2G.-Franqueville, the cx-
amining magistrate in the Panama canal
case, has signed his report aud delivered it
TO NJ. Bourgeois. minister of justice. Thu
report oKc"lpates Deputies Roche ard
trcnc AMI Senator Thesenet