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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

WASHINGTON rumor has it that Pres.
ident Cleveland has about arrived at
the conclusion that he should relieve
General Frank Palmer, the government
printer, and appoint Democrat. Edi-
tor Thomas Wetzler, OF Lancaster, o. ,
is regarded as probability.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

STATE institutions run on the Nc
Kinley plan for the benefit of politi-
clans and not for the benefit of the
afflicted soon degenerate into hell holes
of torture and murder.-Zanesville
Signal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

MONROE SALISBURY and his string
are on their way to California,
where they will winter. Directum,
200 Ia; Flying Jib, 2:O4; Alix,
2O7 "a; Little Albert, 2:lO, and
the other horses that are now controlled
by Mr.. Salisbury left Philadelphia in
charge of John Kelly, the driver. Mr..
Salisbury joined the string at Chicago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14
ADvERTIsINa RATES.
NOTICE.
This, Should be Read Only by
Subscribers 70 The Stark
County democrat Who
Are in Arrears.

We have favor to ask of all sub
scribers to our WEEKLY, who have not
paid up for some time. We know you
will grant it. Kindly bring or send us
the amount you are in arrears. We
know it isn't much, but If each one
does this, it will help us to meet some
of the expenses we can't avoid-labor,
paper, ink, &c. Now, will you kindly
help us to the amount you are in ar
rears? Do this, and send us just one
new cash subscriber. The favor will
be greatly appreciated.
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The DEMOCRAT PUB, co
The farmers Champion

THE liabilities.of the Akron Iron Co.
which has gone into the hands of re-
ceiver, are about $4,000, and the as.
sets 100000. These are only esti.
matna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

ID. collars q CO., are showing a very at
hactlve and desirable line of dress goods
trimmings, hosiery, gloves. underwear,
etc, at prices which cannot be beaten
when the quality 10 considered. These
goods are just the things for nice Christ
mas presents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

A GENTS NoTIoE-we want you to sell our mo-
81 25 Tor complete motor ana 81 90 Tor Plating Snt
nc or either one you wish. our agents are making
~ and el0 day. Hurry up. Electric Motor 90.
BOZ VIZ, PlttSbufGh, Pa. N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

fldent and boisterous, Notwithstanding
he is butting up against man with the
prestige Of 700 majority, and Pres
idential probability.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14

DE-. Prices Cream BaIkIng Powder
Worlds rair Highest Award.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-14
DRS. WOOD & BADGER
452 PEARL ct,
PH0HE 60A. CLEVELAND, o.

tEDR. WOOD, the noted Special
list, will return to Canton, Monday and
Tuesday, December goth and 2Ist.
He can be consulted at the Yohe
House free OF charge, and will be pleas
ed TO see all his old patients and others
who desire treatment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

Tho third Annual "Gvmv Baii at Brown
uniyerstty

The Lyman gymnasium at Brown uni.
ycrsity last evening was crowded with a
brilliant assembly OF young people in
honor OF the third annual gym ball
There were twcnty-one dances on the pro-
gram and all were hughly enjoyed.
Reeves American band furnished the
music.
The gymnasium was beautiful decoy-
rated. Those who matronized the affair
were Mrs. r. Benjamin Andrews, Mrs.
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich, Mrs
Ellery IL. Wilson, Mrs. James
f. Field, Mrs. James Coates, Mrs
Earl Philip Mason, Mrs, Howard o.
Sturgess, Mrs r. l. Gammell, Mrs. J..
Augustus George, Mrs. Elisher Dyer, ir,
Mrs. Charles Z. Dorrance aud Mrs. sarah
Z. Albeit.
The committee OF arrangements were
Messss. William r. Dorrauce. chairman;
Waiter Cady II, Anthony Dyer, Harold
c Field Howard 81 Graa, Howard D..
Hszelt.ae, Daniel George Royal c. Taft,
jr, Robert +. Macarthur and George
Oiaey Mr.. Field vas the treasurer and
Mr. MsArthlr secretary.
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WORK OF THE COURTS.
Rescript Handed Down In One Case Two
Ncrdicfs.

Today in the appellate division re-
script was filed In the case OF the state
(F. ID. Blakeslee company VS..
Thomas w. Fiske. Tho de-
fendant's exceptions To the overruljng
in the court OF common pleas of his
motion in arrest OF Judgment is sustained
and the judgment is arrested.
The case OF Robert w. Burbank VS.
Jason 4. Wood was heard.
The case OF Marquis ID. l.. Mowry ct al,
for an opinion, was withdrawn.
In The Common pIeas.
The jury in the Armenian case that was
tried this morning before Judge Rogers
returned n verdict OF $50 for the plaintiff.
a verdict of 500 against Charles L.
Bartlottt was given in Judge Wilbur's
court for violating milk route contract
The plaintiff was John w. Barton.
The SANDER suit of Cowan vs.. Peter
Pcllis for $500 was opened before Judge
Wilbur.
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tion tho members OF which have
rendered yeomon service during
the past few weeks. The town clerk has
appointed special nights in order to give
the operatives who are at work an oppor-
tunity to register. This evening be viii
be in Thornton, Saturday he will be at the
office, Plainiield street, from TO p. m.
for rec istration.
The snow storm has delayed the horse
car trailic in Olneyvile very much during
the last two days, the Union Railroad
company having sold some OF their horses
within he past few days in anticipation
OF having electric ears rnnning. The troily
pIows were used TO break opsn the tracks.
Lively at Noon To-day.
Things were very lively on Olneyyillo
square this noontimc everybody being on
the tiptOc of expectation. At IL o'clock
when the whistle blow crowd OF l0Oor 600
people ran 10 the Weybosset mills 20 see
tho help come out, but no disturb
nucc occurred, nothing moro than
an occasional hiss or shout as each one
passed by. MIR. Wccdcn * little afraid
that the Kissing aud shouting may lead TO
something more, hut so far the officers
i,avc Sccn 40 occasion for interference.
Mr.. McHuy and other members OF tho
executive COMMITTEES arc looking very
cheerful and seem in good spirits. The
dnputatiOn of business men Will meet Mr..
Fletcher at p. IA, but Mr.. Mcduy said
ho did not think the decision would DC
known until late ia thc afternoon.
Tho weayers OF the WeybOsset mills met
this morning in Woods hall. IL w9s re-
ported that two of tho wcavors at work
had been persuaded te give i,p aud ga
away, and they expected two moro would
leave the mul tonight rather than be
scahs.
huctlnu Sale.
The auction sale of the oifccis OF tho
late Sam Scranton of Thornton, great
sport, was concluded yesterday. There
WAS "A large Attendance aud some very
spirited bidding, especially for the poui-
try, OF which he had fine selection OF
good birds. They all brought good prices.
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FOOTBALL IN THE SNOW.
BROTN FRESHMEN md sOPHO-
MORE CLASSES HIvE run.
snow5ails Tili tho Air Not Scientific
Game. but some science Required on
the Part Of the Players

Playing foot ball in the snow j. s3raew cat
OF novelty in this city, but a game was
played yesterday betweea the Brown
freshmen and Sophomors CLASSES op
deld covered With snow Ii was funny,
ecd the speetors enjoyed IL hugely
Snowbal.s al.eG the Az good share OF
.se time, aud aesrly every member Of
bo,1 teams taG heir ears s,.ed wi.A the
!cy SAT-, and 'tiss wcrGeT .ss. &c oge was
se:.oes.y injured Z vac TO. sSieE;.io
gsS.s, bot still !: ,oos scIs sc:t-ce &c
pay Il aad cot get s..iee
N..hoGi attempting 10 give !GH re-
pert o.iss game CIT The Nsws will cos.ea,
.;ssli w.:s calling s;te- :.on &c seme CT
tie prominent features. Il was game
that "Sac 20 be sesa 20 oe APP
r:e:.aiea." The sophie a.ores BAD Church
J.. = ihe center. sa..A played his cla po-
s:.es oi guard Hs ssG cooIbs oppc-
s..s ..m, who worked hard enough, ea,
Sc; sss aanaiesppea BY nc. os.as 20 ~e.,
sse=a!ated with TIE position. On he
othsr ..6e o. the 90 centre was LosSs.
rts :6ek.es were Vose sad Mott Net.
sks@y ou;elassed AL ,se othsr isess-s.
Dtsa.scu aaG George Mat'esoa nAde a
,orpie D; ane eras
Beh.nc ne ..ss WAXING u s-ar.t' bs-S
vss nc; srse y h.s passing, bat ite- ,ho
sa9w IsGe gees wors % :hs; pos;son
fxircme.y e:a at. Ro5.asca sna gars-
Lax hail. a-4el sooG .ens -s..s,.- ai.a- : A.I
ssy =. Ia SstS, ;hossE st -.a rc. sayc
vesy mach g 6. &c fairly ws.i
NtiAt- Fbi1Asas 80. Ps:ISey ccG!i
os:Ch T@Gi, g.: :hs ssow vas sSsocn,.
Sb!e .oi :Aa & . .eT,aia sx,ea:. stewart
p'ayei
Groi rinck Came.
Ger 's7 IN ceI.ss. Joses showed ap n
good form and 80 did Emery, Owes ara
wsse.sr. The u nSn e.early cste,asssd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07
MATTERS OF RECORD.
Realty and Personal Property Mortgages,
Attachments aud assignments,

Realty and Personal Property Mortgages,
Attachments aud Assign"sot-.
j. B. Colbert, personal mortgage TO w.
III Draper; &. I Means, personal mort
gage TO w. ii. Draper; j. M. Mahoncy,
personal mortgage TO w. H..
Draper, G. Il. Baxter, personal
mortgage to H. L. Peck; John
Dyer ct AK, mortgage to Citizens Savings
bank Thomas Kcllelcr etux, mortgage
to ID. A. Pierce; w. T.. Anthony
ct Iix, deed to Ruth States !;
w. T.. Anthony ct ux, mortgage
10 H. &. Slater; w II Richmond, ct ux,
lien 10 Il. II. Early; G. M.
Anthony, decd 10 G. l.. Tucker,
Robert Lynch, mortgage to City
Savings bank, Sophia Dyer, by commis-
sioner, deed to w. II Dyer; j. w. Nc
Crillis, plat; A j. Brennan, assignment
OF wages to j.. McIlalc; Thomas Keville
ct ux, lien Donnelly Bros. Patrick
Ticrney, lien Randall and Price
n A. Dean, building to =. NJ. Hall; /;
Philip Fisher aud b. BaDdmap, personal
mortgage to X. CoheU ID. r. Handy ct
ux., mortgage to j. =. smith; Sophia
Dyer, 10y commissioned, deed To q. &.
Rood
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their opponents, however, and, as last

their opponents, however, and, as last
year, were prevented from scoring more
by the condition OF the ground.
Neither side scored In the first half.
The freshmen started OF With the Penn
sylvsnia flying line and made a gain OF
about ten yards. For time they had
everything their own way. The ball
was kept in the Sophomore territory.
and was punted down to close to the goal
line. The - men punted back and then
secured il on tumble. Immediately
afterwards Farnham got round the left
end and carried the ball past tho centre
well on towards the Freshmen goal, 96took
advantage Of Ia Tumble TO regain the ball,
but they soon lost II again aud the
Sophomores slowly but surely advanced
toward the line. Smith was given the
bail To carry over, but it was passed
poorly, aud getting as.5aseeate-Asid OH II,
he fumbled, Bnd Perkins was down on 1t
two feet from the line. Time was called
iinnediatelyai,er the score being still 90.
's6 showed her superiority in the
second halt.
TIL, " edge Nettes IL Ysids
for them, and on the very next play
Robinson made his way behind his
blockcrs round the 'J7 end, and down the
field for "a touchdown. With the ball in
the condition II was, IL was next To i'm
possible to kicaa goal, and the score was
4t1b.
10 two more rusbes Farnbsm bad
reached '97's goal and scored ths second
touchdown No goal resulted. and the
score was 8 to 0. BY skilful punting,
which was the only thing the Freshmen
could do, the ball was kept in Sophomore
territory for the rest of the game. Ten
yards were made on tho wedge, and then
Emery punted 10 more.
The Freshmen held for three downs,
but Robinson secured five yards through
the line and first down at the same time.
After about fifteen moro yards gain
Wheeler got round the end, and downed
Farnham. loosipg tho Sophomores
ten yards. A tumble gave the
Freshmen another chance, but
an offside play spoiled H..
Advances were made by Robinson and
PbinDey and then tho line stood fast
again. A pass back OF 10 yards saved '95
the ball, Hancock dropped OH tumble
and then the Freshmen punted 20 yards.
Neither side gained any more 10 speak OF
and tifnr was finally caifed down near the
Sophomore goal line.
The line up was as follows:
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AMATEUR THEATRICALs.
Entertainments for tho Eeneilt Of the
81. Agnes Society of ~. Andrews :


Entcrtainmnnt for tho Eenelt Of the
81. Agnes Society Of 81. Andrews >,
The st. Agnes society connected with
st. Andrews church, gave very enjoya-
bic entertainment ia Odd Fellows hall at
Mount Pleasant last evening. Amateur
thcatricals constituted tho entertainment.
The piece given was entitlsd The Day
Before the Wedding and tho cast was as
follows.
Mr. f'uuUftfrurT rrVn VI ffohuIey
Who viii give daughter away tomorrow.
MIS. Padclthorp. p..................bc Lena g. Markham
Who viii be given son law tomorrow.
Ada Padelthorp. Mabel Carpenter
Who will be the bride tomorrow
Dolic Boston, Elsie Hodgson
Who win be brides maid tomorrowsand her
own bride some other tomorrow.
Dick Padelthofp Ebcn T.. III. Hcadloy
Who is engaged TO Dollic and hopes to be
groonl some other tomorrow.
Mr. Worford Ellis Holt
Who viii be groom tomorrow.
The piece was well rendered, the actors,
though amateurs, acquitting themselves
with credit.
During the evening there was n sale of
useful and fancy articles, and supper was
served to q large number.
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Condition in Hos on.

BOSTON,, Dec. AT tho clearing house
this morning money between tho banks
loaned mt and X per cent. One promi-
nont bank gave 100000 aud
loaned it at q per cent. New York funds
were heavier and sold from par to 9 cents
discount for cash. After the close OF the
clearing house yesterday one prominent
bank sold Si,OO0,O0O New York funds at D
cents discount. An increased demand for
money would soon result in heavy dis
count in New York. In tho outside market
the same conditions continue when APP
proved names and collateral are presented.
On call money ranges from to 3 per cent.
On four months time money is obtain
able at 3l2 per cent. on choice collateral,
and from this to A per cent Savings
banks are asking from TO AZ per cent.
on years time.
Possibly the strongest corporations
could renew Gt a shade lower than this ii
it was a case OF renewal or paying mp.
An expert inspector just in from tho
West reports that no railroad in tho great
West has a moro brilliant prospect, or is
In better condition than the Atchisun
system of roads In the talk as To the re.
ceivership it is absurd in the extreme.
The government reports last year made
this condition OF winter wheat S7.4. In
1891 il was s5.3, and in 1872 it was sS.i.
1t is reportedthat member OF the Read
ing general bond holders com
mittee had completed plan for the
reorganization. Another member says
that this may be the case, but so far as the
general committee is concerned nothing
tangible has been arranged or even pro-
posed.
The report here is that President Rein.
hart asked too high a price, refusing a
lower offer.
London Buying Atch; son.
London had buying orders in Aiohison
stocks and bonds. There were compara-
lively few bonds for sale, resulting in
quick recovery in price.
There has Been considerable covering
this morning, stimulated by bull points
on Western Union and St Paul. A Broad.
way house has been buying quite lot Of
stocks,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

BosToy. Dee. TIT has been established
beyond shadow Of doubt that Clarence
Murphy, the absconding teller of the
Salem Savings bank, went directly TO Mon.
,real on the day Of his flight from Salem
end be IL now In hiding in that city The
officials Of the train on which Murphy
Travelled have been shown his photograph
ana they positively identify him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

ST LOUIS, Dec Z IA special froni Little
Rock says: Henry Greenwood colored.
was lynrhed by iuob Of white men near
Cherry Valley. The victim was peacea-
ble negro against whom nc charge Of law.
iessneH. had ever been preferred The
leader Of the mob. Bob Wilson, was recog.
nlzed by Greenwood's wife, aud has beea
arrested The negroes are greatly In.
eeused over the lyuching ana threalea
tengeance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

SETTLEMENT PROBABLE.

rIet her, MIL owners win Make New
Proposition Ia Strit erS TOMORROW.
Tho business men of Olncyville
have been in conference with Mr..
Fletcher today with the re-
suit that q new proposition
has been prepared that will be submitted
10 the strikers tomorrow. The strikers
think the offer will be acceptable To them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07
FELL Down STAIRS.
AcsiasH, TO Miss Margaret saunders Il
saieswoman at iadd's

Yesterday serious accident happened
20 Miss Margaret Saunders, salcsworan
az tss store ot rs W. l.ad1 & Co Nhge
looking fos some goods ca ihe
fourth focr she slipped aad rll
doNn the stai-s. ilc- back aad 'cit s.ae
were badly ors.scd, brt 90 bcues wcss
broken. -Ee was taken 20 hcf hone or
pottcrs Avenue. .7hc is as ccm:9sta be
today as could be txptctcd.
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Tbe line. np was IS follows:
rRFeHNrN.
REAM ARRESTED.
The Man Who SwlndIed the Herrsshoffs
Now Under Guard.
Special to The News

Special t. be News
BosToH, Dec Howard Wade Reem,
who duped the Herreshofis OF Bristol by
ordering $4,000 steam yacht, has
been arrested in Boston by
the proprietor OF the Adams house
where he owed an unpaid board bill. The
Herre-hods, it is understood, will ask
for requesition papers to have him
brought to Rhode leland after bis
Boston sentence. Landlords and other
victims in other states will also keep an
eye on him after the Rhode Island au-
thorities are through with him.
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A BOYS INVENTION.
Apparatus by which Projectiies In Tran.
sit Are Photographed.

: BERLIN. Dec. 7-Professor Fritch. lee
turing in the Museum of Ethuoiogy TO 600
military officers stated that with the aid Of
electricity he had been enabled to photo
graph projectiles In transit.
H. exhibited photographs showing the
mir waves caused by the missiles which
form legible record of the velocity with
which they had Travelled The apparatus
used by the professor Is the invention OF O
bov named Vernon, a resident of Edin-
burgh, Sect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07

THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
REPORTs IND SThTEMENTs CON-
crRNiNG TIE aTcHIsoN ROAD.
Rubbsr Earnings Said TO Ee Very Heavy.
Atcbisou str .ng la Ready cash state
nank Repeal Tax Opposed.


New York Dec. Gas declared th
cash dividend yesterday. ltoinhart cables
from Queenstown bear attacks in London
and Now York on Atchison arc not justi-
fed by anything in thc situation or pros
pccis.
Tho supreme court Of Now York state
hos decided that railroads must pay taxes
on the entire system Of all roads
ia tho state. Estimated loss
TO minc owners aud railways by the
English coal strike was El3,<IS,1lb. tho
employees lost ci8,2Gs,0O0
London strong y TO X higher.
Atchison very strong. Sales on rallies
are advised.
Goncral Electric is going TO be Eery
weak feature ia the market. IL eau lac
sold ovGn ON weak spots.
The New York Evening Posts London
cable yesterday afternoon says that il the
president OF the Atchison road can secure
the January coupon money, he VIII sue
ceedln renewing The loan here.
An Atchison OaiciaI Talks.
An official OF the Atchison, who is
familiar with every account, says the COM
pany has never come up TO within
thrcu weeks of Julyor January interest
payment. so strong in cash as it Is today.
Atchison AS were stronger at the close,
and bids for lots OF 100000 were made by
large houses.
Thu Market Professional.
The indications point to no early relief
from the professional nature ofthe market.
Purchases are advised only on the week
days with view OF taking profits on the
rallies.
The industrial stocks arc not likely TO bo
materially advanced pending congressional
inquiry, as supporters Of these properties
would not caro- to thus furnish addi-
tional argument against their corpor-
ations.
in regard 10 the general market we arc
inclined tn be bcarish for the
Granger roads, SO far as haul.
ing spring wheat for the future is con
cernod, IN very poor. At least eighty i've
per cent OF it has becu marketed. r
Rubber Earnings.
A conservative authority says that rub
ber earnings for the year ending next April
viii be S1,O0O0 600.
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FEDERAL ELEcrioN BILL.
Senator ~ Woses tor its ConsideratiGo =
Next Monday in the senate.
Special 10 The News

WAsHINoToN, Dec. 7-Senator Hill to
day gave notice that he would move tt'
consideration OF the federal election bill
on Monday next.
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FOR A POSTAL rELEGRApH.
The People Of Maine rresent a Petition
THFuu.h SFnator Frye.
an.eiAl to tte New..

wAsHINoToE, Dec. 7.-Seusior Frye
presented today petition from Maine in
favor Of a postal telegraph system. The
senate adjourned until Monday.
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GORMAN-in ,h.. .!ty 0sc. , FkANcis NJ sor -
Mishael aas Mar, J. 'jerr.sa, sst1 , rsosiEs IS
cays
HyTCE:SsCS = th.s ..,y Dee g. sAr:. p-aacE
BARRErr. W.!e q Harry }, Hrickinssr aal
rest 10 % rs year .. iF ace.
Ncg.aOY-.r ;s.s ,I.y CO ) M:sHAzs A., go- 60
Ps:;iek esd Rose-al Ns@,toy iz s.s!iih year
C.Ds-i- 's!s sew De- . FASE j. sidsv ef
Fis=k..s o.ss, !r ihs "a sgsi 3: her lss.
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Mr.. ooushl,a Wm A.k Ior nl,ores

sfeEIaI n Ibf News
SEw YoRE. Dec. THE ffst Mrs.
Charles Coghlsn says she viii .as Actor
Charles Coghlan Tor divorce. naming
Kuehnc Besefidgc as correspondent.
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senate aasoura. RI Msaa,y.

sfss'G. N rs Ssr.
AsE:Sc-oS. Dec T.-Ths ss=a.e EsJ
adjourned .r..l Monday .tx,.
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The WEATHER.

or to jiY-
gst-.
Scr tcno.rcw -
s'iga,'y nasasi;
fsis SADLY cSsar-
ing 20 u-ss,ati
Vsa,tsa
Tt1 rc-s:c-o &c n
ga. T.. nec. c, 10 Q
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!. d. Dee. Z, h'sass, $ ), i.9.st rs;
mean -.
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Mortality Fepoii for November.

t+tAlsa .tFAhTNlNNt
Cry Sso.sTkAR. OrF:cE ..ty Hail..
Providence. Dtc :; 1875.
rttfs us'e .fS asstss reported 'cf fss 1c-sS of
Nsttstff sk!s = y .tss thsI 80 reE.tef fer the
7seteG..f couta sri is less ,san iof Nsvt1ref
lssl .ht lri ttaihs ftqrtslat az tE-us' rate q
!tti ser tsclsaa4 ll 40 ft.iua.ed paist.t1 ~
45ets There ssrt issihs from 4.sfrhds s!s
fases :; 'rcrs .51sarTu3r. IS :fom pregs1or!a,
fc~ t-.sl,ts. Z ifcri .rclp, ~ from diseases q
isi 1eari .rom slas,fi FEVER. from tirhiht-lA,
&c -a wAooF!-g tcasA. !rc'l ,yrhoG fever
-aeft Ut.s ffrCrif- iC tie -1pfriaie esdeGf 90
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LONDON puying A,ch son.
A BIG MINORITY
objects TO the Removal of the Tax On the
Issues OF state Banks.
Specialize The New.

Special 20 rhe News.
WAsaISGToS, Dec. 1.-THE house com.
mittee on banking and currency
will report the bill repeating
the 10 per cen, tax on state banks, but
eight OF the seventeen are opposed 20 It.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-07
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Heavy shipping hogs. iis5 aud $40.
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