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Drowned In Great Bay.

NEWMARKET JUNCTION. n. H., July 30
During heavy thunder storm on Great
bay slilboat capsized and William r.
Byrne nj Michael Carroll were drowned.
An unknown Doat also capsized and one
man was drowned.
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Clothing Tells the Story.

MARBLEHGAD. M'v>s., Aug. 1.-Clothing
found in Fort Sewall park yesterday indi-
cate that G-ra Hughes, % years old,
of Milton vas drowned while bathing.
The young ,Aan has heen absent from his
home for some time.
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Pittsf,eId Loses a Good citizen.

PITTsFIELD Mass. July 3l.-Deacon
James Francis, SO ys,rs old, one of the
most prominent men this city, is deau.
He had been sick for nearly year. He
was sue essful husilrss man aud an ar
dent and 'ath!ul supporter of the Baptist
chnrch
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PRovIDENCE, Aug. IA thunder storm
yesttrd afternoon did great damage
along shore. The electric light plant at
Crvst ent park was destroyed and three
houses were struck at Riverside. Two
women were badly hurne.l and roads are
,yashp1 ,,~as4v 7sf sTsss5..I.
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A Maine Scandal,

ISLAND FALLS, Me-, July 30-Byran
Clark, telegraph operator, was to recog-
nize in $1,000 bonds for stealing Wall r
Tobin's wife's affections. He went 1T
looking for bondsmen, but has not re-
turned. Mrs. Tobin has gone to Bangor,
and a divorce case is on. Clark has a
wife and several children
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Boston, July 3o.-Michael Fitzgerald,
s6 years old, died suddenly last night at
his home in South Boston. He was over
come by the heat Saturday. and his death
probably resulted from that, but the
medical examiner will positively ascer-
tain the cause of death.
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The BIuoh.r A-.auIt Case.

PROVIDENCE, Aug Jacques Blucher
Of Pontiac, for assault on his daughter.
was held without bail for trial. The girls
mother is said 70 have already used in
huence to intimidate her. Her recovery
seems almost imDossihl-
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Discouraeed hy III Health.

SPENCER, Mass, Aug. John B. Men
ard, 65 years old. committed suicide yes
terday by cutting his throat from ear to
ear The act was induced by i'll health.
He had lived here more than 35 years.
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Met Instant Death.

Boston, July 81 Jeremiah F. Ma
honey, 81 years old, was sitting on a
wooden horse at the junction of Harrison
and Kneeland street when he was struck
by four-horse team and instantly killed.
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CHARGED with Forging.

BOSTON, Aug. L-Michael B. Mcneil, a
bookkeeper, is charged with having
forged the name OF Wellman. Hall s. Co.
TO an agreement of settlement with A G.
Barron g. Co. upon a - per cent basis
without the knowledge of the former
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Seized with Cramps.

CHIcoPEE, Mass. July 0.-Frederick
Love, 30, was drowned last evening while
bathing in the Chicopee river. He was
seized with cramps and sank before aid
could reach him.
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thirteen Cars or the Track.

NEWPORT, VT, Aug. Ia southbound
freight was wrecked yesterday between
West Burke and Lydonville. Thirteen
cars were derailed. No one was hurt.
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Charged with Criminal Assault.

New HAVEN, Aug. - Albert A.
Brown, wealthy farmer in Colchester,
is charged with criminal assault upon
Miss Loveland, aged IA. The young girls
brother-in-law. Samuel Mcdonald, shot
and wounded Brown. though not dan
gerousy. Both men are held for trial.
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Barns and stock burned.

CoLEBRooK, N. H., July 3l.-Five large
barns, belonging to George Van Dyke, at
Canaan, together with 75 tons of hay, a
horse aud five hogs. were burned yester-
day afternoon. Loss, $4,000
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A Little Fellow Shot.

LYNN, Mass, July a-Patrick Haney
shot Frank McManus, 15-year-old boy,
yesterday afternoon, while the latter was
stealing apples from an orchard. A 81
caliber bullet entered the boys left groin,
inf1icting serious wound. Haney was
arrested
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HARTFORD. Aug. l. - The automatic
gallows at the state prison in Wethersfield
was completed yesser lay, and everything
is now in readiness for the execution on
Aug "a OF John Cronin, the murderer of
Albert Skinner of South Windsor.
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Acres of Crops Ruined.

HARTFORD. Aug. IA sharp electric
storm de sroyed many acres of tobacco
ana siher trops In Wethersfeld aud
Glastonbury. The heavy rain caused
many wasnuuts.
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skull Fatally Fractured.

BosToN July 3l.-William McCarrom,
IL years old, fell through scuttle in a
barn where he was playing last night and
fractured his skull so badly that he will
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Crossed the water.

Providence, July 30.-It is now known
that Arthur Ellis, the absconding em-
ploye of the Riverside mill, sailed from
New York for Eng last Wednesday.
As the amouut stolen is less than $1,000
the company will make no effort to bring
him n ,rs
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A Bold Escape.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 80. - James
Golding escaped Sunday from the house
of correction, where he was doing" sc
davs for drunkenness, and was also held
on the charge of breaking and entering in
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To Test weavers' Bill.

FALL RIVER, Mass. July 31.-The man
ufacturers of this city propose to test the
eonstitutioualiry of the weavers' particu-
lars bill, passed at the last session OF the
legislature
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BANGOR. Me-. July 3O.-Harry Simp-
son, 25, of East Hampden. was drowned
by the overturRing of a canoe IN the
river.
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Hub Entertains Philadslphians.

BOSTON, July 3l.-Forty-one of the 42
members of the historical pilgrimage
party, comprising mem mbers of the Phila-
delphia University Extension society that
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OLDTowN, Me-. Aug. L - The Great
Works pulp mill and sawmills will re-
sumo work next week, giving employ
pnent to over $50 men.
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lay FEVER SUFFERERS
Be Stayed Cured seven Years !

RosLINDALE, BosTON. MASS, Dec. Is, 1898
F. Harold Hayes NJ. ID.
Dear SiT:-Refenng TO yours Of the 9Th am pleased
10 say that since taking treatment III loo have
not been troubled with HayFever in the least degree
For period Of about ten years previous TO 1851 was
troubled with the above disease coming on at the us
ual time and lasting until frost c9lre but after taking
six weeks treatment can truihfuly say that have
never had return Of IT,
heartily recommend your medicines 10 All 50 afflicted
and trust they will be as speed y cured as was
Thanking you for your kindness and wishing you all
possible success in treating this disease, remain
Respectfully yours,
W. l.. WEDGER.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK u TRUST CO.,
Paid I'D CAPITAL $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
collections, and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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MISSING CHILDREN
Found Stihed to Death In the
Closet of a Caboose.

A Spring Lock Held Them Tn-Thev
Chose the Fatal Spot to Hide From
. Policeman.
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SPEAKING OF COPPER
Chicago Sands o.! 4 Story About q
Big Combine. .s-
IT SCOOPS 'EM ALL IN
A. the Story Goes q French Syndl-
cate 10 Planning the Deal and 1t
10 Cash From France
That's Backing u.

CHICAGO, Dec. T.-Ths Times says; An
International deal in copper 10 likely to
b. perfected soon. Ever since the smash
up Of the great corner TN copper which
was created by the French and English
syndicate three years ago, speculstors
have been figuring how to put through
some such scheme. This time IL 10 COM
bins,ion Of French capital which 10 On.
ginseeina the scheme.
The representatives OF the combine
were In Chicago several days and were
joined here by John Dempstsr OF Glasgow.
Arthur Turnbull Of New York, who 10 in
terestsd In the deal also came on hero and
yesterday the party left for the West.
Their mission, Il 10 said, 10 to confer
With the owners Of the Immense Montana
and Arizona properties.
The scheme Of the syndicate 10 to gst
the owners to cut In two the output and
mot sxessd S,pOOo0 pounds . month.
This would bring down the
figures Of the Anaeonda propsrtiss.
aud of the Hecla and Calumet
mines. All arrangsmsnts have bssn made
for the carrying out Of the deal aud Il only
rsmains for Marcus DAILY 10 give his con-
sent. He 10 . dlfilcult man to deal with,
bat the promoters profess to bslievs they
can afford to offer . big indueement.
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War TALK IN GEORGIA
Augusta Is Pillsd With Armed and
Angry Hen
THE SHERIFF IS A BRICK
He says He VIII See to 1t That the
Mob Which Seeks TO Lynch
Virgins VIII Get Their Fiii
Of Fighting.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Dec. I.-lmmsdiately
sftsr the news OF tho death Of Mr. Murray
became generally known this afternoon
the talk Of lynchina the negro, WigRins,
whoslid ths shooting, vas revived. Muir
ray, who died st noon, was wounded
Sunday.
Tonight large armed force 10 as the
jail The Richmond Huxxars. reinforced
arc ready for duty and are under arms q,
tho armory. Their horses are saddlcd
and brid!ed and ali is in readiness 10 move
at molncnt's notice. Thero are fears oi
conflict before morning. for tho authori
ties swear they will givs their lives In do
fense of tho Law.
There 10 . feeling Of unrest In tho city
Il will bs impossible TO take the prisoner
from the jail IL resistance 10 given, snt
the sheriff has given his word that he vii
protect tho prisoner and defoat the mol
chat raids the Jail.
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all salariss ~ eompsnsations paid to
etaesss o. pssseas In the employ Of the
sovsrumsus of tbs Unissd Stasss in and
ios The cslsndas year l69l. shsll b In
cludsd 10 the annual returns to the coliec'
tors on form 3eS Of such ofncers and per
sons the profits and income subject TO the
income tag for that year. A the income
tsx on such salaries o. compsusasion will
undss the peovis!on above quoted, b paid
diFsetly 10 the eoliecioes by the psssens
rscsiving tho came, you will thsrsfoss moi
dsduet aud withhold the aforesaid tax OF
any part thsesoe from the salaries o.
compensation Of any suct officer and
smploys In and for the year 1884. You
will inform oil such officers and employees
to whom you may make any payment TOT
ssrvicss rsndsesd IN the year 1884 Of the
msthod prescribed for the return and psy'
msns Of the tax OF all taxable salaries
and compensa, Ions paid BY the govern
mont In aud for said year."
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TWlSTER rWlS TED.
q. u. NeDossai's sw,fs Pets Beaten In
Hot Mace.


q. u. NeDousai's await Pets Beaten In .
Hot ksss.
BUTTE, Dse. 27.-An exciting coursing
match between G. II. McDoueal's Tvister
and Bunny and Ben Cor,n's SNOWFALL and
aud Jos Polkinghorn's Gypsy Queen took
place this afternoon short distance from
Silver Bow. TIE contest was for 80
side and vas Witnessed by quite crowd
Of admirers Of eoursins. Thomas An.
drsws ofneistsd - Judge and John Ben.
nstt Slipped the hounds.
The first race vas between Snowfall
and Twistsr. Twister led to tho hare and
then gave him the lrst turn but after that
SNOWFALL showed superior running abtli.
ties and killed after two clean turus.
SNOWFALL vas given the decision and Nc.
NcDougai seknowisdesd that his famous
sprinter had bssn fairly hsatsn.
When tbs dogs were rscoysesd u vas
toes, and this Injury may have coutribu.
the spsctaiogs. ho~ ever, expessssd the
belief that SuowhAll 70 the fastest dog Of
the two. although Twisior 10 unQuestton.
ably . wonderful sprinter and almost
world beatee over short course.
NJ. AeOousal wss doomed 10 smother
defeat In tl,s secoud raes. Gypsy Queen,
who 10 . full sister to SNOWFALL. won from
Bunny after an exciting contest.
While Mr.. McDousal had no fault to
ind with the iulsss' deeisioa he believes
that bis dogs cau beat thsir oppousnts OF
to-day, aud another match 10 already
talked OF.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. N.-Thsrs wsss Q
couple Of surprises In the Undins stakes
for 2year-olds to-day. Msinstay, . 10 10
favorits. was badly bsstsn b. Pat
Murphy, and In the fourth race TartoriAn.
as to s, was laid out b. Don Hulane and
ZobAir. Ths favoeitss won ths eeAse
racsa Tonoerew thsrs win b Q match
race, ous mile. betwssa WhiA1stooe and
Psseader fos &, zoo side snds ploo purss.
Riley Grammar puts up the money for
whitestons and Harry Hoffman fos
Psscader. .s
Five furiouss, maidsns-Captaia 0sstsr
won, Ontario, second; Flagstaff. third
tims. 00K Five furioass-LAwyee von.
Noglse, second; Three Forks, third
time, l07H. Undine st.kss, about six
furiouss, 3.year-olds-Pat Murphy won,
Nainstay. second; Haufoed, thirdS tims,
:i9K SIX furlones, haudieap-Don
Fuisno Won, Zob.ir. second; Tsrtarian.
third; time. 1:eiE. Five and ons.haii
iurionss-Adolph Won. Jake johnson,
second; Lolly Z. ally, third; time, :ls1(.
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asssstsd on chares Of stealing 90 from
the American Expcsss eompaay. He was
brought before Commlssisnse SAield.
Negotiations we're carried on With him BY
Comstock and hs paid Comstock e1tOo0.
The following day he wss discharged.
United States District Attorney Seon A.
Mott also rot q, 900.
Robert Ssrsep. brother Of Lesis, cor
roborated the lstter's testimony.
Got2 said that the committee, while in-
quiring into the abuses Of the police dc.
partmsnt. had right to inquire into the
administrator Of the law 90 far - the
state was coucsrned, and that was the
reassn hs had submitted this evidsuee. II
has bceu shown that Grseneoods epsra.
tors could escape punishmsnyoby bsibine
Comstock. the agent OF the society for tho
suppression Of vice.
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FOsTER WILL HELP.

Chias Calls Upes ~ Americas Cltiess
to AID A~r 10 obs. Pssss.
WAsUxoToS. Dsc. N.-John W. Foster.
sx-sscrssary Of state, has bsen requested
b. the Chinese sovssnmsat 10 20 10 Japan
and meet the plsnipotentiariss oe the
former government to aid them In their
negotiations for peace. BE has accepted
tbs invitation and expects 10 lsavs Wash.
inetou within day o. two, sailing from
vsneouvsr ior Yokohams On Jan. .. nm.
less informsd Of delay In the departure Of
the plsaipotsntiariss.
Foster soss 70 Japan purely In . private
capacity and has no authority 70 repro.
sent o. oct for the sovsrnmsat ee The
Cnitsd States.
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the 8~sasns seoorvo ~ Ues Literary
L.bsrs-uss unosishea Wssk.
New Yesk ess. Prsvtlsnss Journal
NJ. Stsvsnsou's Grssisss psoots from
bic nevsls ere dseiarsd 70 have bssn made
In thls ssantry. but The Ssribasss. vhe
were bis aulhor.ssd publishers, sAy thsrs
10 no data In their possession to prove the
statement. Some authors are liked Q
little more on ono side Of the pond than
the other, bot Stsvsnsou's power Of pross
wsitina appealed 70 no pssjud,css and
catered u ne particular claas.
Ne vss uuivsssal In styls and peehsbly
bic works sead = yell eompasasivsly Ia
the British posssssioas - In Amsrioa.
The largest Gales wsrs attained BY "Dr.
Jekyll and NJ. HYDE" but this book was
pirsted st ths instant Il Was published.
lts sales ere simply estimated to bs
greater thsp al Of his osher works to
ssshsr, without. howsver. figures 70 prove
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WASHINGTON, Dec. o7.-Information
has reached the department Of agricul.
turs in . dispatch dated Dec. 3. from
Heilbrenn, Wurtemburx, that Germany
has removed the prohibition placed on
the sale Of American canned beef. II ap-
pears the authorities OF each province
that imposed tho canned meat prohidi.
tion have full liberty to repeal Il.
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QuIrMAS. Ca, Dec. T.-rhe Brooks
county board Of commissioners has issued
q Statement. deploring the recent lawless-
ness. appealing to the courts TO bring tho
criminals To justice, declaring there has
never been race war, and asserting the
whole trouble was caused by % white men.
not over four of whom live in the county.
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MISSEAPoLIs, t. Mimi, Dec. 2I.-The
Journal prints an interview with high
dirna,ary of tho Catholic church. who is
close to Archbishop ireland. indicating
that tho papal utterance as to tho secret
societies is by no means mandatory. He
points out that in the cardinals letter tho
words are used: This decree 10 there
fore commended to the archbishops and
bishops of the United States, and may be
by these oriinaries carried into efIect.r
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IT'S A WOND sR,
The Keystone Proving Oae Of the Greatest
told Mtues Ever Dlscov .red

Iuo h6ybtou0 FfovIhG One Of th0 Greatest {
told Mines Ever Discovers
CUsTEI CRY, S. D., Dec. 2.-Just now
the Keystone ssems to be the coming gold
camp Of the West. People are fiocking
In from ell directions until every house in
tho town, stables and sheds arc filed to
overfiowinR.
NJ such rush has beon witnessed In tho
hills since tho palmy days Of 1887.
Many are compelled to sleep out
under trees. There is now thought 10
bo orc enough in sight to insure an
output of 1000 tons daily for the next 20
years. The average value Of the ores in all
the mines is about Si5 per ton. The gold
belt OF the Keystone 10 q mile in width by
four miles in length.
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Mershon 10 Asgry.

SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. IA capias Was
issued to-day on complaint Of Mayor
Mershon fos tho arrest Of William Knight,
pastor Of the First Congregational church,
who 10 most vigorous In bringing accusa-
tious Of dishonssty and incompstsncy
against tho city officials. Damages Of
5000 are asked Tor.
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BUTTE, Dec. 1.-THE annual ladies'
social session of the Butte Eks is an
event always awaited with eager anticipa.
tion by the ladies' OF Butte. The
third annual session Is TO take place to-
morrow. Friday. evening a. the Butte
hotel beginning at 8 o'clock. A jolly
good time is assured.
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TssssssrrsA - Ne nsv Csnpssy Ia .
Fse@st Wsy
BUTTE, Dee. IA dsed was alcd With
the county rscordsr to-day. transferring
tho McDertnott hotel property from its
present owner to tho McDermott hotsl
company. The consideration ID 10000
shares OF the 100000 shares comprising
tho stock Of the new company, Me-. Nc.
Dsrmost. thssseoes retaining coutsellius
interest Ths par value Of the stock b 81
Q share.
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'PITrsBuEG, Dec. I.-The now scals Of
wages Tor tho Edgar Thomson Steel
company has bssn presented 70 the men.
An average reduction OF about 10 per
cent. 10 made. Common labor 70 reduced
from SLID to N.3 per day. Two thou.
sand employees Will accept tho now scalc.
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suing q Com m ,n Sen stor.

CHICAGO. Dec. .7.-Chari.s II. Shepard
has neeun suit against John f. O'Malley
for $4,000 damages. Shepard is the man
who was shot BY 0'Malley on election day
and made cripple for life.
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Hs Tried to Mako Coed Little Bsy
Dance by Kiiiing Him.
BAT MNELLE. Ala, Dec. 27.-Tim
Thompson. little negro boy. WAS asked
TO dance for tho amusement OF sorns
whito ,oughs. He refused, saying he was
church member. jun Josling. one Of
the men. knocked him down with club,
then danced upon his prostrats form. Ho
then sho, the boy in tho hips. The boy 10
dead and the murderer is at large.
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a Terrible storm Raging All Aissg the
Atlantic Cosst.

A Terrible storm RAGING All Aisus the
Atlantic Coast,
New York. Dec. o7-rbe nexs from
Boston is ,hat travail n much imnedsd nv
the storm. strcct car travel bcino much
DELAYED. RaiIroads Arc much bshipd
time. In South Boston the wind carried
away tho roof of the First Ran
tjst church this morning and blew down
the Big chimney Of the Dawson Safe
q Iron Works. bu, only slight dam are by
the salo il roported in other soctious. New
Haven reports the harbor full of storm.
bound craft. Hartford roports tr.fIlc
badly DELAYED.
From points through Now England thsro
IA nevs Of delaved travei and imp.ded
trafYic hut no ssrious casualties. IN Nev
York state the snow fall In heavy and
trains are blocked,
p,rrspupc n.. "a .ro~, .,.-,,,
vhich s,.,ssa iss, ovsnir, ,,.ov.d ~.
heav,est knovn her. IN ..v...i Voc TIr
A. m o,ciocl, mi. ,ro.r,r. 10 ;r.h.. ~
snov h.d s.il.n and /, T. .,,i, .no-,;n.
S,rs.s car ,r.vo, In ,hs ci,v i. ...Ic.,si,, !,
in,srr,,r,.,S .rh ,n .or,. 49,. ~ ~: "a.
t.is,,hor" .nd ,oiasrs Nh ri... a. 49,
bi,,.,rl was vener.i ovsr ,his .scs,or
and ..nscia,Iv ssvera In The A,i.sh.rv
u,o,n,s;ns w,.rs The snow h.s S.,s.ss,
and imns.Isd travel. rhror.b ,r.,r. s.c,y
the Fast Ara from four 10 ssven hours is,s
and from The Wss, thew ws,e nsarIv M
much bebind time
SARAroGA. N. n. Dee. oz-The Ad,ron.
dack region h be,no svsp, nv a bl,s. md. A
foot Of snow has fallen since m,dnivhs.
| Il 10 being drifted BY uorthvard asls.
DrBols, Pa, Dec. 25.-The storm which
began at dusk last evening continues
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RETALIATION AL AROUND.

rroabls on lss Hands.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2..-The state de-
partment 10 not yet at the cnd Of its
troubles growing out Of the repeal Of the
reciprocity agreements mado under tho
terms Of tho Mckinley act. France 10 by
no means disposed TO accept the situa.
tion her sugar trade 10 placed In by the
sugar duty and now there arc strong In.
timations that the new Austrian minister
10 charged to begin m attack upon this
Same sugar duty almost Immediately,
and. IL concessions cannot be secured. Il
10 expected Austria.Hungary will retaliate
upon tho United States.
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Axnin OaeI..ly Ahsi,shssi.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. H.-At . meeting
Of the college presidents Of the state In
this city, It was decided to forbid inter.
collegiate foot ball and atheletic games
with scmi.profcssional organizations.