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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

SHERIFF. F sAIE.-MATTHEw BoLLEs. M.
. $. Bolles and 4. =. Bolles. partners doing
i. b. arrow and j hn byrd. defeindants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order q sale ana no
district court OF the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
isSs, in tho above entitled action. wherein Mat
thew olles, NJ. S. Eolles and IL +. Bolles. part
ners doing business under the firm name and
tiffs. obtained q Judgment and decree of fore
closure and sale AGAINST George n. Pew, Mary
J; Pew sn Il tba 81 10Th tar d.y Of fn seb Su.n b 4. i. 49, astsf for
the sum Of sl,oas.. besides interest. seets and
attorneys fees, which said decree was on the 10th
a %snt Of b1 ass' S Ss''' A. A l. of 's s.id 1 eoa9s, At pa 'uos-
i am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land, situate. lying and being
Montana, and bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
Q0b, in block numbered eleven IN. OF the Heat
tie addition to the city of Helena, in the county
OF Lewis and Clarke. and st,te of Montana, the
ayenne OF twenty-six and seyen-tenths t26 100
feet. and a depth Of seventy-four and sixty i've,
o. ans a1 h"nf 5sd' npo m4s the of ,Ss,; 'e eiat oil sh TO . sha
named addition. which plat is now on file in the
manner provided by la7, in tho Office Of tho
county clork and recorder OF slid county OF Lewis
Together with all and singular the tenemsnts,
Embellishments and appurtensnces thereunto be-
long M or in arywise app ,rtsining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the 18th day of hsrch. A.. ID. 1893. At IL o'clock
M. of that day, at tho front door OF the court
tana, / will, in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the
above described property, or no much thereof
ar may be necessary TO satisfy said Judgment.
with interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder. for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this 10th day OK Feb
ruary, A. /. 1893.
CHARLES L. CURTIS, Sheriff.
by J. 4. Hoss. Undor Sheriff.
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Helena EMPLOYMENT Agency
"a EDW STREET,

Telephone $50. w. II. Cook. Proprietor
WANTS-Man and wife for ranch, $55. Girl
for family of two in city, SIS. Woman cook for
family on ranch. $40. Second girl, same place,
$40. Girl for family of four in city. no washing,
Woman cook for boarding house. Sa0. : waiter
girls for Great Falls. $25 each.
TO LE1-Nicely furnished rooms on Benton
avenue. s. to $40.
equipped and ready for business. A boarding
house outfit, Sl25 cash.
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Wilbur Tebbils ........ Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
Wsllard 8. Dsnpis......... Hotel Ryan. St Panl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22
a GOODS.

q SECONDHAND uoO
THEAPEHT HOusE IN HELENA u. FINN NJ. =
ming's second hand store. SiH Lo"eT ts"au
street, next to sanford b Evans piocA' ~"
honuht and sold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

SITUATION WANTED Il A YOUNG MAN;
- any kind OF respectable employment; &C
customed to the care of horses, ETC.; might make
himself useful around business house or office.
Industry. independent office.
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BOARD AND ROOM oFrEsEn.

LoR RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD, 3U
1 Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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NANIED-BY A YOUNG MAN-SUITE OF
w rooms. furnished. Convenient to city.
Roard in connection preferred. Address c., BOX
O, ity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

CTTUATION WANTED-BY BOY is YEARS
- old to do work of any kind. Address w.
d., this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-RY A GENTLEMAN
~ as teacher for a spring term. ten years ex-
Montana: best OF references given. Address E.,
Box 12o, Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

Something is
lost when You use
DIR. Sage's Ca
tTrh Remedy,
It's Catarrh. Tho
worst cases yield
to its mild, sooth-
ing, cleansing.
- l,nn1ta-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

~ man 20 years of age would like position Is
clerk in store OF office at q moderate salary: is
we'll acquainted in Helena Address, q. Il. R.,
this office.
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s coal miners,
20 woodchoppers.
Few teams to haul ord wood.
Man and wife for section house; STEADY place
for a year.
Waiter girl for Elliston.
toiored lady for Elkhoru.
Woman cook for Granite.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

NO1lCE 10 CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
~ Michael Ho1, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrntor Of the estate Of Michael Hofi,
deceased. to The creditors of and all persons
having claims sg.inst tho said deceased, to ex-
hibit then, with tho necessary vouchers. within
four months after the hr.t publication of this no.
tics, to the said admlDistrAtor at his office
in Gold block. Helena. Montana. the same being
the place for the transaction Of tho hufinsss
OF said estate. in the county uf Lewis and tlArks.
JAMIE SULLIVAN.
Administrator OF the estate OF Michael Hoh. de-
O hsed.
Dated Feb. /. 1893.
First publication Feb. 2. 1898
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HNIT ED-T T1W III
NURSE WANTED-FOR TWO CHILDREN.
~ Must be over 20 years OF age, healthy and Of
steady habits; must have knowledge of sewing.
References required. sol broadway.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
W work. Moderate wages. Last three girls
at this place are now nicely married. Adj
dress IT,. II. H., this Office.
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TOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Aiso a fine Chickering piano. Flsase call
at No. 3, South Rodney. Prices reasonable.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
r. G, Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel. San Fra noisco
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head thres times
FREE.
SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSE. OR TO
~ do plain sewing. Experienced. With good
reference 118 Howie street.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HoUSEKEEPER
~ or any position of trust, Satisfactory city
reference. Address X b., this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEkEEPER
- or will care for ladies' or gentlemen's rooms
and take care Of wardrobes; first GLASS refer
ences, Address G. A. H., this office.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO DRESS
~ max ing or any kind of work, by the day.
Call or address Room IA. Atlas block.
SITUATION WANTED-BY ST. PAUL
~ lady. stencgrapher, position in Montana:
references if required. Address Stenographer,
3S5 Walnut street, st. Paul. Mimi.
SlTUATION Manufacturing BY THE
~ day. Address Nj. A., Independent Office.
SITUATION WANTED-TO WORK BY THE
~ day OF hour; washing done at home. Please
call 3bb Water street, in basement.
SITUATION WANTED-NUBSE; $40 PEOSTA
J avenue.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith h Son....,.... 929 Sixteenth St., Denver
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PARTNER WANTtD-IN POULTRY BUSl-
\ ness, Would like TO talk over matters with
any one inclined in this direction. with . view
to partnership l%eghorn, this office.
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MONEY TO ~. PALMER. h
IVA adv, Yn&s3.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-22

EOUS.
FOR SALE-FURNlTURk-AT 323 CUTLER
l. street.
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MONEY To LOAN.

IA ONEY TO LOAN-HEhBEh1 B. REED 4
MI Co, Thompson block, opposite Grand Cen
trail; $50 to $40, go to loan.
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IDAHO.
]. L. Pritchard Pend d'Oreille
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M'ANlED TO RENT-BY RESPONSIBLE
w party. an elegant ton to fourtsen room
house in good locality in city. Address Fox 1855.
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Oplis Employment Agency.
w anted=

1878 North Main Street. Telephone 100
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SITUATIONS WAkTED-NALE,
AdvertisenenLs uuuse lAls AeaA three time
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WANTED-THEEE OR FOUR ROOMS
suitable for light housekeeping. Address
y, this Office
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\A5 ANIED - UNF FURNISHED HOUSE
w wanted close to business. address, Ar
mold, independent.
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MONEY TO LOAF ON IMPROVED CITY
M and farm pEoperty. VIM de Lacx. Gesadx.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO DRESS.
- making or any kind of work by the day.
Call or address Room IA, Atlas block.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HoUSEKEEPER
NJ or any position of trust: Satisfactory city
reference. Address X b., this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-NUBSE; $40 PEOSTi
J avenue.
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MhSQUERAD DE SUITS TO RENT AT NO
IVA 700 outn Main street, Penn block.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSE. OR TO
~ do plain sewing. Experienced. With good
reference l1B HoMie street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
WORK Foa sun 07EDS. @
kaHy Large Rals Have Fesasss Work ca
III T.ms

FTTCaB,-fsG. Mass. . = 3-The PARK
hllg Maosfsctgri1E company. employing
mora thar 1ss1 hsn :, resumed Eark ye~-
teriay Usda1tioas IN the schedules Of
wages arr ras-e. wiring from > 20 IS per
cart. In Jatu-e all wages Will be 6gure5
pr hour. insteai Of pe- day or Per week
The Fltchhu-g Worstei company, ths
Eooi ard Baltic mills also started. and
VIII try 6, run 10 hours day for five dag
a wee6. with 10 per eent reduction IL
wages and Wages figured rs the h9nr.
The Grant yarn mill is ruuaiag ca fS}i
tine a-4ia. whle tbe great Orwell Elliis
expect 10 start at oars.
MAJ No ot tae Fjrchbarg company. n
wss: F.tcbbare, has orders ahead foT
three mont ihS and i On fsi. time. a.
TIE Putnam Machine c5mP4ay hiss
stsr ed M
CLINTON. Mass, Oct 2--The lancaster
ginzbam s.il.s, wh.ca have teeG runninl
ca half time ior two months fesDsI7e'1 fat
tinss yesterday wiih at average rsd1ci5at
in wazgs of : per ceut The reduction it
wages will last a Short tine o8ly, "a.
offlcers say. =.
AHgssgET Mass Co- &-Tbe Hsmsl
ton Wculen company have started up o.
fail tine. af;sT haginE fs=ea raa1iag ever
other zgek si8ee the middle q Aagust
All Ct xsss hands viii now llad steady work,
although al u reduction in waEt=.
L4HlsE-ygE. Mass-. Qst- 8 TIE Evsrss
and Ps,n s rfoa nsiljs started ap II tnll
yesse1dag. TAey have been shat dowa foE
u7eye taaa & mp1h- portion # tnF
Arlington crttau InI! ssas 2l~o started
Ts4TEGL Mass Csc- S-TEe Irensui
snd SglfT5ik 2sa Lowell ssa-p-F gnil.> EaEs
started M on ff7ls ti-sls. Tie s1a3s7Tes o.
4ha T-e e-5ssgss5 sssd -s.f545k rgy.gEsar~ havs
hal vsc4tsea * eI shz 'seeks
HAvEERzLL, Msss-. Ok S.--The otsveas
Mil ztzrssi Up IA sglI tiEas yessa rlsaE,
xfv4nz work 10 ss2s Tsersesss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
PARADE AND BANQUET.
Ancient ass kssoraale Artillery Having
Goos Tine at PStfs5eld.

PITTsFIELD, Mass. Oct. a-Nesrly 20
of the members Of the Ancient and Honor
able Artillery company are celebrating the
Za5th field day Of the organ stion in this
city.
When the special train arrived here yes
ssrisr afternoon the streets ever which
the parade WAS to pass were protasely dec
GRATED with flags and bunting. while city
bali ard Whelden's block presented an es-
peciAiIy fne APPEARANCE TIE daJ was
perfect AID a great crowd gathered 10 en-
phasize the welcome to the visitors The
train was met at the depot by The Grand
Arny post. the Father Mathew Cseet-
and special committee Of the city
council
As the parsie started national salute
was fred by George T. Learned battery.
At the soldiers mouumest. where :be city
counsel had assembled. Mayor Peck Easds
brief address Of welcome, extending tbs
freedoa Of .he city to the guests. The
parade then rnovsd over . short hns 4
march, the citizens extending a warm
welcome al along the route Last even
in- banquet rls served At the Barhsnk
hotel. and the company is Gey7fiax today
70 sightseeing. They return 70 Boston
,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

HARTFORD. Ocs. a-There WAS ligh:
vote n. the toya election, with gains for
the Republicans John Z Higgins. Dem
ocrat. WAS reelected town clerk by only
= plurality. The Democrats eiecsed a
majority Of the board Of selecsmen, the
board standing three Democrats and two
Republicans George ". Fowler, 7. J.
Blake and George Uirich are tie Demo
cratic members. and L J. Smith and Rob
ert J. Grit.ing the Republican members
TIE Republicans elected two Of the
three members of the board Of relief aad
two o. the three scaool visitors elected
The Democrats have had the majority
representation on these boards for years
No other Democratic candidates were
elected.
Seven hundred and one women voted for
school officers, but not one Of them voted
for the 1ozaan's nominees The largest
number cast for one Of these candidates
was 81.
The town voted license. and for IL
o'clock as The hour for closing ssloonX-
TIE election was a memorable one in
New Britain, East Hartford and MAnchss
ter. al, these towns going no license The
CiIiz-ns and Republican parties united in
New Britain aud carried the town, which
IS USUALLY DsmOcTstic-
Results ia other towns in Hartford
comfy: Soathingtou. Republican. no
license. Farmingtoa. tie vote; Windsor.
Republican, no license: Piainrille, Re
pabiicAn, lieeGse; West Hartford, Repub-
lioan. 10 license; Canton, Republican, no
license; Avon. divided, DO license, East
East Windsor. Republican: Bristol. Re
publican. no license
In some Of the larger places like Rock
vile and New Britain the woman vote
was large. but in many Of the small towns
apparently little Interest WAS taken
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BICYCLE RACES.
First Annual Meet OF the Gar
diner Bicycle Club.
Large croxi SaN CIose ard ESeitiag
Races---Ths Prize Winners.
Great EMlkgzi.sx Over the nett zne All
ssxis.s tor ksrs-

G&zD4sEE, 0es- s. Special I c2As
VS. EaazniE Scent 4ay ss- TIE arsf aaaZAl
r.aet at th.a izzsr Cycle Ciae, slah52za
IN sae rao-slsg i.as e.oz3s tosks1 threaten
il. AMI al t.4oGsA ii Esalgas rsln BEFORE
ssoa. bat ab-0at - O'clock sn fears were
la: gs55s a. old S@l cane out Il ali Ali
glory, xh.eh Ea4&e OBJECTS take mare
Hrsly avpe4rzaer, 2A3 Al.o encouraged the
ela.ss.Asis "a ;Ae ns4 ulais Of strength
sad .pee4 90 a bacgele.
The sast~w4Iks s2 ActA st4ss Of " s.sr
street esxaa 10 ihrozg viii m~n, women
sns eksl3ren- al saIAozs 70 vftsess the
parade long sStore tie boar appointed f0r
i to take place. Many from the .arro4nd-
izg c.azary AEa tit-e- mAaxie3 ~.-h tbs
Gsr9laer p.-9pls. ~hiea shosea iAsi lie IL
t-re.f = Gag rs ngE snly eouaas3 70
Tbs c4tv. Msrsssers Of the Gardner Cycle
Club .rr.s-4 in wfi.e sai finished n red
ribbon and bows. ani wearing a blns ba4ye.
aza o.hars rsre 4Ashiag sboaE he street on
ss.el. sheels from e4rly Faoraiag ant1i ls'e
in the eTeaiag. The Richmond
cyclg Ciub. al xeeriag regula-
bscycls su.ts srritesa. or tie 9.i5 tram, snd
the Augusta Bicycle Ci1b arriFed about 10
9'eleck, they having cone 3o~n oa ihe1'
wheels.
TIE procession was somewhat delayed
ty the l4aene.s Of the morning train from
VI riser. which Vas 10 hflng the sko~-
Afgaa boys bat sAorily after ! o'clock Il
stsrted f.om Depos square in tie following
order
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DEATH RECORD.

Stephen Aibro. formerly one Of the bsst
known manufacturing jewelers. in Nes
i d gland. died AZ the Butler asylum for
the iusage iu Providence.
Hon- Josspa Marin Rassell, one Of
Mslderl's fssass oGe.s ami be,l kn8wa
citizens, diei Al nIs home after a ie44s iii.
hess
Miss Emily 7. Morse. for % years a
teacher at the Farm school, MailbcTa.
Mas. is dead. grf - years
Frei b. Sulish oi Mslaesi. Mass, died
suddenly. agsi Is He hs written several
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WASHeUaN'S ARGUMENT
Stirs Up Two Silver seaaiors---The Day:
oeisss la consresx

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3-Tbs resolution
proposing = psetponement Of action on the
repeal bill aad other measures until tht
three vacant seas rom Montana, VAST
ington aud Wyoming are filled WIS
brought MP incidentally by the senator
who introduced il lass week (Nr Dubois.
Rep. Ida. lie diselaitnel any parpo1e
Of obstruction in o:4-siGg il.
This revival Of the subject gare Mr.
Wsshhurn Ezr-. Minn} aa opportunity :
ofdeclaring The prop 4 i5s TO be aaso-
iate.J absurd, pasticai~-ly in view Of TIE
fact that { i1o oi the states concerned svere
not silver p.slue ng. and had no more in
teress in the silver question than othei
states, aud we're. furthermore Ow reprp-
seareCi in tie s-nsie hy inca .ho wouid
vote for uneondis oaal repeal Of the She -
man act. Tbs last statement was in
staniiy challenged by both Mr. D1bo :
and by Mr. Woicott Rep. Colol, wild
asked f1r the authority on which 1t was
made
There was no hesitation on Mr.. Wash
burns part tn gratifying their curiosity
His authority. Ike said. came from the t~o
senator's themselves Nezsrs Squire and
= =
terms that the senator from WashingtoH
tMr- squire had told him that he wouid
vote for the Unconditional repeal Of the
sherman lee.
The statement seeTred 70 surprise the
senator's from Colorado and Idaho Mr.,
Dubois ssseFfef that Messrs Squire and
Carey would vole against ;be pending
bill lie did net say what authority he
had for the assertion
The debate ca the silver purchase repeal
bill was continued by Mr.. Kyle pop. :
d. against the repeal and by Nr Nc.
Miilsa rep. Mich. for it, Mr.. Doly..
(Rep.. Or also made "a argument against
the free coinage Of silver
Outside Of a aamoroas speech By Mr..
Clark Dean. Mo- against the federal
elections laws, the proceedings Ia the
house were lacking In interest He KEEP;
the attention o. the house for more than
an hour. and his sallies were eujoyed alike
by political friend sad foe
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STREETS UNDER WATER.
Rsasy Gale and Nigh uaiss b nseA Dan.
49, at nebiilA

MoBiLK. oc, S-A southeast gale be-
gan blowing here yesterday mornins
about O'Clock. the wind increasing in
velocity until .. m, when it blew al
least 80 miles an hour. The barometer Is
still falling. The wind hiss blown the
water in from the gulf. until the river has
reached Royal street. which Is four blocks
from the river aud At An elevation Of
about Is feet from mean river height
All the wholesale and a great portion OF
the retail! districts Of the city arc some
four fee; under water. and thousands Of
dollars worth Of goods have hesn dam
aged
The pilot boa, Ida Low has been driven
on the wharf at the foot Of ST Francis
street The bay boat Heroine was driven
on the Mobile and Ohio wharf and almost
other bay boat. left Point Clear st the
since been heard from
/. is reportei that thrss dredSes, work
ing on the channel. have bern lost It 10
also reported that 50 miles Of the Louis
vile and Nashville road along the coast Is
under water. and the the Biloxi bridge
has been swept away By the gale.
Nothing has beer heard from the gar.
deuers in the marshes east Of the city, and
the worst is feared. Te,sgraphic COM
municalion is brox sn 10 almost every
direction.
10 the city houses have been unroofed.
trees blown dowp. and one cotton ware
house has succumbed to the fury Of the
gale. The srnokestacks 81 all the manu-
fac; uring industries have been blown
down.
Street car traffic las b@en totally sns-
PENDED because Of the damage To the
electric wires and the city will be 10 dark
ness. a. the waves are fast encroaching on
the electric light works.
The business thoronghfares of ths city
ara being Dsvigated in boats. and parties
are wafing up 10 their srmpi.s in an ef-
for; to save goods
I, is admitted TO he the worst storm
ths. has ever visited Mobile The south.
ern part of the city presents a scene of
vreesas,e as If il hsd teen bombarded-
TIE towers on the court house and Christ
church are iottering.
Dredze No. turnei over near the light
house and three men were thrown into
the Eaves Al great peril the crew q the
tug Captain sam steamed 10 the rescge
nBi sared two of the men. the other being
lost. An unknown whiie man lost his
footing while wading 10 the union depot
ai the foot ct Government street and was
suep, under the bridge asd droxned
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NozvIcH. C0an-. Oct 8 - Treaty
sever town. in eastern Connecticut have
reported Az follows
WIadhs1 eounEy-CanternuFy. Demo-
cratic Pia;nseld, R<pahiicaa, Klingiy,
Rep1 hllcAa. iieease; Brooklyn, Rep1hls-
can. 10 lieenses Thcmpson. Republican. no
lnsnss. Eastf0rd. Democrasics Scotland.
R<pohlio2n. Pomtres, Repnhlic.a. Chap
lain. Republican. Putnam, Republican;
Woodstock, RspuhsieAa; windaxm. Be
pahiseAl-
New Loadon eounsy-East Lyme. Dem
ocrAsic, Spsague. divided. Lishon, Repab-
lcAn- Eoea<; I.~oyard. Denocrat.c,,
Franklin, Rspahiicxn; Colchester. Demo
cratic, license; volaniown, Republican,
no ho=nse; Lebanon, Republican, no L.
esnss, BozrAn, RepahlicAn, no license:
Griswold. Republican. lcsnse. Monrviile,
Republican, Pr-stoa, ,.Repablican. Crotch.
Republican. no license. New London. Re-
publican; Waterford, Democratic; Stoa-
inxton, Democratic, no license.
The CITY Of Norwich weas Republican
oy majority Of SO. and all the town OF
Gers were elecsea excepting the town clerk.
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