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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13
AUGUSTA POSTOFFlCE.
eFrlcG HOURS.

Q. m. to Q p. M. Sundays sis to lo6 .. "a.
Csrris1s De'tse'y. Sundays excepted). Ia
more thickly settled residence sections. io.S0
o m. and p. m. In addition to ether deliver.
les. Sunday delivery It the postofnee win.
dow. s.lS to lois Q. m.
STREET LETrKl BOX COLLECTION A. PoLIows.
Ger. Western Ave- and Msl-
e j; I 1
Cor Grove and Crescent
s. s.: &: s i! EN- s;::: s.: &: Is
Cor. Western Ave. and
Chestnut Sts............. - 80
Cor. Chestnut and Green
FL :;s: il: ;fs is; :;:; :;; f.: !:
Cor. State and winthrop
ST. :;:;;,; &: &: !: = 4: &:
Cor. Bridge and Chestnut
Cor. Brid1: ana summs; - ~
Cor Dr. winthrop ana cn::tnn; ~ - ~
Cor Dr. winthrop ana Winter ~ ~ ~
$;3::: : j.: s
CO. Northern Ave. and On.
Cor Jefferson and oxford
SITS. 1.S0 LEO
Washington st. Christian
Church) ................. 200
D. MoOre's store. rs 300
Edwards Company.......... 800 80 $50
Opposite Farmers Hotel..... e.oe 1.oo as
Opposite the Steam Dye
mouse. .....' ...............s ~ ~ v46
Cor. Bridge and Water sts., zoe SO 1000
Cony House Entrance....... 800 800 1000
Meonian Hall Entrancs..... 900 800 1000
Cor. Oak and Nv ater Sts., 800 s0o 1000
Cor. Cedar and Middle Sts., 7.N 200 500
Arsenal. ................ 800 zoo $50
Cor. Arsenal and Cedar stsY 800 a.ss As
Cor. Arsenal and East ,
Chestnut SITS. 80 a.eo ~
PettingilPs Corner......... SIS 500 7.<5
Cor. Bangor and Myrtle Sts., S.48 zoo 745
Bangor and School Sts,.... S.45 so flS
Cor. Bangor and Cony Sts., 800 800 500
Cor. Middle and Stone Sts., zoe IN A5c
Cony Street near the
Bridge. 80 s.oo oee
1 Co.'S: ....,.....:..:...:.. 80 80 $50
Cor. Jefferson and Cumbef.
land StS.. ~ 800
St 80. -. 80 20 800
Bangor and School Sts.......
State st.. opposite cannon's ..oe go 80
State ST., Cor. Scott.......... 800 500
SUNDAYS and legal holidava oOll act1ona n r0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13
Chicago Market.

New Fork muasy Mesksi.
Nxw YORK, June Il.
Money. easy.1.
prime mere antile par er. 3iais
Governments oonde. firm.
Railroads. firmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13

Frntt and Ornamental Tree, Rose Bushes
Shrubs and Plants. now ready for delivery. Please
call at our cffcc, Nos. s and Masonic building
and leave orders. J. l., MEERlCk Co, Nursery
men. msvSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13
Chicago Produces Market.

VdfCAGtJs
FLouR-oferings light; feeling firm at the late
advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13

INrUND-In the highway in Manchester. three
IL mares The owner can haze the same BY pay
ing the charges on the same by calling ut the res
idence of G. IL. kilbreth, Manchester. Me.
Junel2d3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13

35iaiss auOat; No.
afiOat; No. 3. A9aa
yellow, 400; un-
steamer mixed. I5ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-13

NEW YORK. June 70.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Vbiiipsbmr8.
20. WDOember 1894

~. J(DOemDfr 1894.
Wertber De0baAter !!
William Braun bat su ieinem 6leii1=
laoen cine Miribidaft eroffnet unb
fann 0ungrise uno Dnritige bebienen.
Gbriit Stoller tpirb ilab Neuiabr
feline Wirtbihaft aufaeben.
2ebten Donneritag bate @aipar
9ater einen G6laganfall bic Iinfe
Geite ilt aeldbmt, i'm iibrieen befinoet
li1 Der patient 3iemlid nobl.
Nin 5. Nop. ftarb in Der Ndbe bon
pbilipsbur9 peter paulus i'm Mlter
pon n Sabren, 2 Wonaten uno 5 Sa=
gen. st mar aus Der Nbeinpfal3 ges
birtig. Seine Qebensgefdbrtin, cine
G1neifer Der fiir3li1 berltorbsnen @e=
briioer GOren3, lit idon lanse geItorben.
A G6hne unb 2 S6hter trallern um
ben Weritorbenen.
Am 16. itarb elm 2inb BON Sobn g.
Wberlp nnb ipuroe am 6onntag i'm
Dlbtotpn 9bale bearaben.
Mm Samltag iiarb in V0rf 3Oiun-
ibip Jobn Murpbp an eiileln G6lag-
ftuB uno tuuroe beute bier be9raben.
M6qen iie fanft ruben! |!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Giierme 8Sbrem ,ta6 Sapan.

Cine giiensieBerei IN sllabama bat
einen @ontraft abgeiAloIien, unter Dem
fie eilerne &6bren i'm Wertbe bon
1915, 900 fir Die @aIlerlperfe IN Sofio
liefern tpirb. I'm ben Gontraft batten
iid aud engliide. franSDliihe uno bell
glide @erfe be,pDrben. Sie Sbatia6e
bab bic Mmerifaner Die GDbren am bil=
lieiten liefern f6nnen, liefert ben Be=
lueis fir bic Wi6tigfeit Der Grinabigung
bes 3oles auf giienerSe unO sei9t fer<
ner, baB Der nod beibebaltene 3oa bon
40 Gents per Sonne pDlltommen iiber=
fliiifs lit. ssm Sntere1e Der neiteren
@ntipidluna unierer Stabl= unb @iien=
inouitrien tpdre gdn5liAe 3ollfreibeit
pon giiener5en bringeno ertuiini6t uno
Der Senat f6nnte feinen nerniinfti9eren
Sbritt tbun, als Die barauf besil9li1e
8ia iofort na6 ieinem 3uiammentritt
gu pailiren. 9ieier @ontraft benefit
aber auBeroem, oaB Die 30lle auf gi=
ienfabrifate piel gu bod lino, oenn menn
mir i'm Muslan0e obne 3olliAuB nit
ausldnoii6en Gabrlfanten concurriren
f0nnen, 10 lit bas i'm Snlanbe erit mDs=
lih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21

gebt Id Better & 2ptle, tuenit
Sbr Wrabiteine ilnb Monuinente tDolt.
Dieieiben besablen teine bpben prO;eAte
an Msenten utlo f6nnen bilig perfait-
fen. II
Marum haben republifaniihe
polititer 70 sroBe Norliebe fiir S6afe ?
Wsil oieles iih nidt gerabe bur6 gro=
Zen 0erltanb alis3eibnenbe Sbier BEN
2eitbammel bIinblings nadfolgt, juf
tpie Neser unb ensliibe Nrbeiter bieien
pDlitifern bur1 bid unb oiinn na1trot=
teln.
gDir laben Inn bieie 3eit nod ME
70 biele Bdume, Die nod ben grDbten
She'll hires 2aubidmufes tra9en, iuie
aeaenudrtia. 6elblt bic tpieoerbolten
6tiirme Der lebten Wpden. permo1ten
bas Ylattlperf faum itarf 5u nlinoern.
Wir glauben oas Dem umitanbe su=
idreiben gu miiRen, oaB Die gdume bel
Der auf bic lanae Srodenperiobe gefolg=
ten 9obenerlpei1ung neue Graft GEE
tponnen, pnn Der aud bic Bldtter nidt
3ulebt prOfitirten.
Mepublifanif6e Bldtter iaeen,
J Die @intommenSlfeuer Der neuen 9arif=
bin lei nibt popular. giGt popular,
bab unfere Millipndre Elm flein tpenis
Steuern sablen foGen? 9ie Ginfom=
mensiteuer, tpelde oas arDBe Sapital
sur Steuerpfidt beransiebt, 1T in nn=
fern Musen cine Der sr0bten Grrungen=
ihaIten Der Sarifreform unb tuenn es
Der republ. prelie seiingen iollte, oas
Bolt sesen .bieielbe auf5ubeBen, 10 Mir
be bas muir bepeiien, bab es ni6t f1big
lit, ieinen eiaenen Yprtbeil au perlteben.
- Gs III cine unlGugbare 5batlade,
bab unier geaenmdrtiges 2rebitiDitem
elm llebslltano lit, Der benz Nufbliiben
unirer S9mei iterfdbte als Semmlhub
INNER itdrter entsesenmirft. IS lift 10
febr miBbraubt moroen, baB es na6se=
raoe gum Stud getporDeu lit. Dian
| fagt alleroinss, baB es cine 9drte fir
ben Mrmen ndre,- menn alle @ei6dfte
in Yaar semadt tperoen miibten bas
1T aber iiher unridtis. Der Mrme III
poriidtig uno geraoe er sablt in Der
&egel feline S1uloen. Sas 8aarip=
| item maht Die Yreiie billiser uno III
iomit fpeSieu fiir ibn nit ieinen be-
| i6rantten Mitteln BON gluben. yfeur
, 3ehntel berer, Die in uniern beioer
Staoten IN S6ulbeN itebeu, batten tei.
men @runO, &rebit gu uerlansen, uni
| bdtten bel ebrlihem gBillen uno minoe:
items bel reselmdBiaem 8erbienlt, baa1
be3ablen tDnnen unO ni9t nOtbig &C.
babt, Sduloen auflaufen su laiien.
(llbri6spille Snoepenoent.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
SaS IcDl ION bertbenert
auerDett.

Chicago, 10. Nppember. Cine ge=
beime 8eratbuns BON II Wsiiblenbeli=
BERN oes 9foroipeitens bat bier iiber Die
6raee Der 8erminoerung Der proouf=
tipn BON Mebl um 100000 Sap per
5ae, auf 80 Sage alio cine @eiammt=
permiuberune BON 100000 SAB, I'M
bie1ieen Nuoitprillm itatt9efllnoen. Die
8ermiaoerung Oer Broouftion mar
l6on por einiger 3eit eeplant, neil sro=
he 0orrdtbe bon Wtebl feline &duler
fanben /; ieitoem baben iib slpar Der
Meblmartt uno Die YreiIe etipas gebei=
iert, aber bic 8erminoerung Der Bro=
ouftion miro pabrideinli6 bod be>
ibloHen tperben. Die Miiblenbarone
fDnnten ia bo9 nidt rubis 5ulegen, oaB
infplge Der 8iligteit oes Wtebls oas
2aib 8rpo aleemein bon 5 auf 3 @ents
beruntergebt
Die Miiller, ipel6e an Der Seratbung
tbeilnabmen, pertraten i'm 8an5en 500
8eIiber BON Wiiblen in Sbio, SnOiana,
Silinois, Miseonlin, Miliouri uno
Norb=9afota, in melden tdgliG $780,
900 Sob Mebl bergeltellt tDerOen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
0cHnrte1t&

Qlm 6. 9foD. III Qeespille Sames pri=
ce, Bruber BON Soibua price IN bier,
I'M 9llter BON 95 Sobrell.
glm 8. 9lop. in Neip Gpnlerstptpn
hilbert Glliot, Der iiinaife Sobn pm
5bpmas glIiot, 16 Sabre alt. Der
Gnabe bate fi6 am 9ase Dorber eiillge
3dbne ansreiben laiien, ipobur1 eine
8lutung peranlabt murbe, Die 10 tart
mar, Dab Iie gar ilidt inebr geIfint per=
ben fonnte NIB ben SOB herbeifiibrte.
Ser Gnabe NOR bpn Sugenb auf dhn=
liben Qnfdlen ausgeleBt Die eering1fe
59nittipunoe bra1te ibm jeoesmal bef=
ti9e 8lutungen.
9lln 10. gsop. in DEFINITION peter
2ofue, elm langjabriser Mngeltelter Der
pan gamble WerfItdtten i'm Mlter bon
nabesu 80 Sabren. Sein SOB par Elm
plDbli1er. inbem er ipdbrenb Der Ar=
belt infolee plabens zines 8lut9efdnes
auiammenltiirste. @r Einterldbt einen
@obn unb 5tpei 566ter.
9lm IL. Sob. MiB 2l53ie 8roBarth,
5o1ter bon gbarles 8roBartb IN YDrt
WaibinetOn, sienlib ploB!ib.
9lm IA. 9top. in Yolipar Clara =.
Streb, Die l6 Sabre alte So6ter BON
SDbn g. Streb, na6 gan3 turser
Granfbeit.
9lm 16. Nopember, Mittags IL llbr,
bel &aeerspiae Sran Mar9aretba
Steib, aeborne Waener, I'M Nlter bon
rs ssabren, 4 Monaten unb % 5agen.
Sie 6ineeidiebene waro in Srie9sfelo
in Der @beinpfals seboren uuo pereb=
lihte lib i'm Sabre 1914 nit Wilbelm
Steib. 9as ghepaar manoerte lo49
nah Mmerifa aus uno wpbnte leitoem
in 5uscarafpas @ountp. 8pn 8 Sim
bern eingen ibr i'm Sobe ppran lie
binterldBt ibrem @atten 2 SDbne un0
cine 5obter. WuBer oieien trauern 3
8riioer nnb cine 5Nweiter on ibrem
@rabe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
,,Sh Der6anfe mcin 2cben
Hoods SaTsapari||a.'

Bor sm6lf Sobren besann Id oniui4peaen, se.
fclet bon Dredreis i'm Wasen unb fpdierbin bon
Gni&wenunsen Der GIieber. besIeitet bon beftssen
SAmersen. Rad unb nod nerfGtimmerte ii9 bies
Ter 8uRano bis oor bret Sabren. aerJte fapten
mir 0as QeiSeu Gel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
gtotte Greet.

Nm Samitag, 8. Nopember, itarb
oas einidbrise S0bnlein opn @bas.
0offmann. Safielbe lit felt ldnaerer
3eit entfeBli6e e1mer3en an einem
0autausi6lag. Sen gltern meine in=
nisite Sbeilnabme
Die bieise @ranserloge bat ii6 auf
Der 6arm bes aoam Deibel elm Ner=
iamnlungslofal, perbunben nit einem
Stranger Store erbaut.
Siir3lid erfol9te 2anofdufe Sheriff
Noams Die Sarm BON Yeter 3aui9 on
Nuguit Wierfel, 40 9lfer, preis $1150 I;
peter paulus an @brilt Mrboaaif, 20
ader, $500 Die grben bon @brilt
Stoller an g. & IS. Stoller, 100
Mfer, $225l, Wittuen=Nntbeil ausse=
lhlDhen. 8en5.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
6. & Ut. Ggcmrttomcm.

9lmerican SDcietp Of Wie6anical Sn=
genieurs. Stem Oort, |. - 5. De5em-
ber.
Union Of american 6ebreip Gongre=
cation, Stem Orleans, 2a., l. - 5.
Desember.
gonpention Der 3ahnar5te bon Sbio,
Columbus, 2. 6. Oesember.
9lmefiean gottlers proteetipe 9ilo=
ciation, Ri6monb, 3d., 2. 9. DEE
aember.
Gbio State Strange, patrons Of
0usbanbrD, 9apton, O., IL. IL.
9eember.
gfationale gpele Musfeaung in Ghi=
caao, A. II. Sanuar 1895.
8. u. Of u. Der Badlteinleger unb
Waaurer. STEIN Orleans, 3d., g. - Ii.
Sanuar 1895.
0lational Boarb of GDcle Wanufac=
Jurors, gten DDrf 20. ~ 25. Sanuar
1895.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
. G;np ssrou lieb I'D, in her Ypli,ei.

Cine Grau lieb fid in Der pOlisei=
@fation in 9olebp Die DanbiAelen boz
lieutenant 9spper ab5ieben, bic ibr Der
Ronitabler pon propioence 9ODnibip
auf cine S1ulbflaae bin angeaogen
bate. Ser giel fettete erlt Die Grau
feIt uno lieB lie 10 i'm Std, tie aber
idirrte ungea1tet Der Danoi6ellen elm
pfero an, Tubr 30 Meilen na9 perrps-
bura au ibrem gater unb hieler bra6te
lie mad Eoleoo. Sold einen 6onlfab=
ler iollte man einrabmen
Ssrant 9. Dmen III Mt. 8ernDn,
Der Water bss berii1tigten @eiebes, oas
Ieinen Name,, trd9t, 1T Dieler Gage tpez
oen observation-disclosures BON ieiner
be{lern Ddlfte 9eldieDen tporoell. go
finD he, biefe 9n9enobeloen /!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Seiratbsb etuiai8mngeu

Settle 8. Sastins -Mamie .. grotue.
Sames u. Barr =, glisabetb 8uertel.
Wm. u. 8afer - 2poia &enneter.
Sos. 6. 8anber MerH Marp M.
i. Gbabbof.
Gbas. g. Oafep = Marp g. Conner.
Gowarb %. 5bohtpfon- Marp gater.
San Slides = Mabel 6. 8ptmier.
Sranf %. 8rotbefs - Marp 81. Mor=
@ t'2 gan.
Geo. u. minto- Sennie s. Dinslins.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Wptis.

9a gesentpdrfia am Sonntas feline
poitlenbunsen mebr na6 gfem pbila=
belpbia sebra6t meroen, 10 miro Die
poit Office am Sonntas nur nod bon
s 9 llbr 8ormittass oifen iein.
$. lpB, g. M.
rs. NDbember 1894.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

The problem 81 tho storage and nse OF he
waters ~ mo liioGrandc Tor Irrigation should
b. solved by appropriate concurrent action OF
the two Interested countries Rising In tho
Colorado heights, tho stream flows intCrmit-
tcntly. yielding little watcr during tho dry
mouths 70 tho lrrigatlng channels already con-
structei along its course This scarcity IL
often severely felt m the regions where tho
ritCr forms common boundary. Moreover
tho frequent changes Ia its course through
lcNoi sands often raise embarrassing questions
OF territorial Jurisdiction
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
Pensions.

AZ the close ~ the last fiscal year. on the
9oth ~ June. 1894 there we're 900 5H persons on
over the number reported at tho end OF tho
previous year. These pensioners may DO
CLASSIFIED ~ follows; Soldiers and sailors,
survivors Of all wars 20 of9. widows and rel.
ativos OF deceased soldiers yibi0a. army
nurses In the war OF tho rebellion. flf OF
Aase pensioners ~. CO.. arc surviving soldiers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

Fifty national uanks wcro organized during
The year ending October ~, islf, with q capltdi
of $3.50 ., and seventy-nine with capital Of
flof4A, oOlt wont Ia voluntary iiunldAtion.
Twenty -ono banks with n capital 81 e. 10 90
we're placcdtn the hands % rccelvors. The
total number Of nAtlouAl banks IN existence on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

The secretary presents With much earnest
ditiOnAl Oattlcships and ten or twelve torpedo
boats. While the unarmorod eeAsem hereto
fore authorised. including those nov nearlng
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

= TuTIUNT IWUUTIHut Utility 70 nNrIouIturnI
statistics II found In their elucidatlon of'the
relation 81 the supply u farm products 20 the
demand Tor them IA the markets. OF tho United
states ana Oft world. 10 n deemed possible
that an agricultural census may be taken tch
year through the agents Of the statistical
division Of the department. Such course IN
recommended FOR trial by the chief OF that
division. It's scope would DO.
!. The area under each OF the more impor-
tant crops.
crops
q The quantity OF wheat and corn ia the
hands OF farmers at date nftor the spring
Sowings and paintings and before the bogiu-
ping OF harvest. and also the quantity OF cot
ION aud tobacco remaining N tho hands q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
Revenue Receipts.

The secretary ~ the treasury reports that
tho receipts OF the government from all sources
~ revenue during Tho fiscal wear ending Juno
80 1894 amounted 30 s3f2 SOC igS ~. and IT, cx-
pcnditures 10 ftf2, COS 75sh7, leaving deficit of
a69s0l eco ~ There was decrease Of Slb p52
VITO M the ordinary expenses OF tho gOvern-
ment. as compared with the fiscal year 1898
There was collected from customs st8l SIS
5000 aud from internal revenue stgz,icei ta 20.
The balance OF the income for the year,
amounting 20 8g3si5. 5iTg7 was derived from
the aALes OF lnnda md nlher .nurcn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

The intelligent Indian $hOol management
of the past year has been followed by crafty
ing results Efforts have been made 20 nd-
vance the work In a sound and practical mau-
Nor Five institutes Of Indian teachers have
been held during the year and have proved
very beneficial Through tho views exchanged
and methods discussed, particularly applicable
20 indian education Efforts are being made
in the direction OF u gradual reduction OF the
number OF Indian contract schools. 80 that in
n comparatively short time they may give way
altogether % government schools. and II IN
hoped that tho change may be 50 gradual rs 60
be perfected without too great expense 10 the
government OF undue disregard % Investments
made by those who have established and are
maintaining such contract schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
Tno nIuenelds Incident.

Prominent among tho questions OF tho year
was the huchclds Incident In what IA known
a. che Mosc uito Indian strip bordering on the
Atlantic ocean ana within the Jurisdiction Of
Nicaragua Dy the treaty OF 1870 between
Great 5rtain acd Nicaragua the former gov
crnmcnt expressly recognized the sovereignty
o. the lutiOr over the strip. and n limited form
o. tclf~gOyrfnmirut WAS guaranteed 20 the
Mosquito Indians. 20 uc exercised according
90 their customs. for themselves and other
dUoliera within ia limltt The so-called ma
tNo government. Witch grew 10 be largely
"a d. M of Aliens. for many years
disputcd nc soYcrtlgnty of Nicaragua over
tfs strlp tnd clnlmcd the right 20 InalnsAin
therela practically indepondont municipal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08
q More Courts Needed.

The report OF the attorney general notes the
gratifying progress made by the supreme
court In overcoming the arrears OF its business
and in reaching condition In which IL will be
ahlo 60 dispose OF eases as they arise without
any unreasonable delay. This result Is, OF
course, very largely due 90 tho success sfu
OF appeals In respect 20 these tribunals the
suggestion IS made, In quarters entitled 10 the
highest consideration that an additional cir
cult judge for each circuit would greatly
strengthen these courts aud the confidence
reposed 10 their ndiudications. and that such
al addition would not create greater force of
judges than the Increasing business OF such
courts requires. ! commend the suggestion 10
the careful consideration OF the congress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

AttcntIOn - called % tho rtport OF tho 500
rotary % the navy. which shows very crafty
Ing progress TIA the construction % ships for
our new navy All the vessels now building In
Guiding the three torpedo boats authorized az
hrst-class battieship Iowa, will probably be
compicted during the coming fiscal year
The estimates for tho increase % the navy for
they include practically tho entire sum necca-
sary 10 complete aud equip all tbs rev ships
not now IN commission. 20 that unicss now
naval service for the fscal year ending June
30 1877 should fan below the estimates for the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

The total amount 81 standard silver dollars
coined az the minis 81 the United states since
the passage OF the act ~ February "a 1878 IL
f4il .i0o. Of which t37S 16j NJ wore coined
under the provisions 81 that net. 49, 53l Ia
under the provisions OF tho act OF july "a 1890.
and - U5r az under the act providing for the
coinage Of trade-dollar bullion
The total colnage Of all metals of our mints
during the last fiscal year consisted 81 Ga. ass :
2@p rioccs. valued NJ 800 2i6 100 % OF which
there were sp9f7tpi2bl in gold coined. t7Ss I'm
standard silver dollars. 5000. $40 10 ia sub
sidiary silver coin aud esi0QiQ 20 In minor coin.
During tho calendar year 500 the productio
~ precious mctals in the United states was
estimated vt l.5Jp,E3 fine ounces Of gold OF the
commercial and coinage value Of ans QAA 600
aud oOuOO 900 nne ounces of silver OF the bullion
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-12-08

Eight years ago In my annual message.
urged upon the congress as strongly sAs I
could the location and construction OF two
prisons for the confinement OF United states
prisoners. a similar recommendation has
been made from time To time since, ana few
ycare ago q law was passed providing for the
selection Of sites for three such nst4utinnS No
appropriation has. however been made 10 carry
the act into eject. and the old ana discred-
ilnhln condition stu eKlsts
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
TOpSham.

j. T. Clark of Manchester, N. H., is
in town.
Elmer Page and two children are
visiting his father, Josiah Page.
Mrs. Frank Waterman returned to
her home in Pompanoosuc, last Satur-
day.
Richard Huntley and two sons, of
Burlington, visited at Dana Huntley's
recently.
T. w. Dickey, who spent the past
winter in Manchester. n. H., has re-
turned home.
j. r. Nolan and Horace White at
tended the state convention at Mont
pelier on Wednesday.
Mrs. D. n. Mckay went to Montreal
last Saturday. She will remain about
two weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs. Rachel Burns is up from Haver-
hill, Mass, on visit to her old home.
She is stopping with Mrs. Warren
Bowen.
R. M. Harvey, J. r. Nolan, H. L.
Watson and j. B. Nolan were elect
ed delegates to attend the county con-
vention, to be held at Chelsea, July 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of Wis
consin, are spending the summer in
this vicinity. Mrs. Davis is sister of
A. G. Norwood and Mrs. j. R.
Nolan.
The W. G. I. u, will give lawn
social at Mr.. Nm. Morrison's in the
village, on Wednesday evening, June
9th II orc oordl O 1lrr inuita6 Tho
exercises will be of interest to all, and
interpreted with music, vocal and in
strumental. Ice cream and cake will
be on sale. The proceeds are to help
the Young Peoples Library.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
PeIIagra In Italy.

The British vice consul at Venice in
his last report says that notwithstand.
ing all the efforts of the authorities the
pellagra, disease affecting the poorer
peasantry, still exists in the Venetian
and Lombard province. 1t is chiefly due
to the miserable condition of the people,
especially of the day laooregsn whose
wages in winter amount ITO st(Aething
less than franc day f6h each day OF
work. They feed almost exclusively on
polenta, live with their families in mis-
cradle, damp, unwholesome huts, are
uncertain of being able to gain their
livelihood on the morrow, and there is
no hope for them of improving their con-
dition.
The number of peasants who emigrate
annually to foreign countries rather
than starve at home is greatly increas-
ing. According to the statistical tables
published by the Italian government the
emigrants in 1891 from the Venetian
provinces were 1874 1854, while in 1880 the
total number was 67,676. In the prov
ince of Rovigo, where the condition of
the peasantry is terribly hard, about Z
per cent of the inhabitants emigrat,d in
1S91.-London Standard.