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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

No new map CT the city of Boston will
be made this year.
Christopher Martin. aged "a. WA.
Drowned In pond at Fitchburg, Mass.
Boston reports one new case OF small.
pox and one more death from the disease
Plans have been drawn and contract.
made for rebuilding fremont temple al
Boston.
Moses M. Hobbs, q dealer In stoves n,
Boston, attempted suicide by shooting.
He may recover.
Lewis Mckenney, aged 90. Of Auburn
Me-, while crossing TO Lewiston, wa
killed by q train.
The past three months were the most
disastrous In the history OF Gloucester
(Mass.) fishery record.
Emma j. Ford fell down a flight o,
stairs at Boston, receiving injuries that
caused her death soon after.
The attention OF the Woburn (Mass
school committee has been called TO the
overworking Of high school studenta
Henry II. Bailey died at West Newb
MAss., aged o3. He was large property
owner and founder of several Insurance.
ordsrA
The Boston Boot and Shoe club gave
reception and banquet to the VIII holesale
dealers In shoes and rubbers OF Phila-
delphia-
William Il. Todd, a seaman on schooner
Carrie 4 Peck, at Bridgeport, Conn, IL
missing. and he is thought to have been
drowned.
John Cunnif had his arm caught In the
rolling machine at the Boston Betting
eompany's factory. Amputation was
necessary.
The senate confirmed tho nominations
OF Timothy Leary to be postmaster Of
Waltham, Mass., and John Conway,
postmaster Of Milivills, MasA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
A DiscourauIno Report

CITY OF MEXICO, March l.-Chairman
Wilson is not 80 well. His life seems to
hang by very slender thread.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
lime II Was Siopped.

LANCASTER, Pa, March IA bomb was
thrown late last night at the residence Of
DIR. j. f. Baker. The family were almost
shaken out OF their beds by the force Of
the explosion. The house was badly
damaged. This is the third dynamite
outrage in this city within the past
month
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
Boston \ Providence Clothing Co,

At terrible loss the manufacturers Now on sale in on
and Providence stores at the following extraord
nary low prices
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
The Polite Engllshman.

Omnibus stops; smiling young lady en-.
ters; every seat full, an old gentleman
rises at the other end.
"oh, don't risel" says the lovely girl.
81 can just ~ well stand"
"You can do just as you please about
that, miss" says the old man, "but Im
going 10 get out. '-London Tit Bits.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
Brentwood Folks Disturbed

AMEsBURY, Mass, March l.-Brentwood
Is aroused on account OF the selectmen
carrying Uncle" Charles Sanborn TO the
poorhouse. claiming he was not wei
cared for. He has considerable property,
and is a historic character. lie is o. years
ola
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
TELEPHONE 4I11-2.
THE WEATHER.

ALMANAC FoR THURSDAY. MARCH
Sun RISES. 8 20 MooS RISES. Q JOAN
fgsoTa fgs sTTs sy D.1.i1 Il Z. FULL SKA SSss
WAsHINGToH, March !. - The baron
eter IL high, but falling, over the middle
Atlantic coast states. Fair weather has
prevailed, except in the gulf and south
Atlantic states, where rain has fallen.
Forecast for New England: Fair; slight
changes In temperatures south winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
Left 10 tne PeODJe-

ALBANY, March l.-Governor Flower
has signed the greater New York bill.
People OF New York, Brooklyn, Long Isl.
and City and various smaller towns can
now vote on the question as to whether
they shall be COM mbined In one municip-
ality
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
Paul on the Rack

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 1. - The
hearing Of Paul Jones, the globe trotter,
on his petition to take the poor debtors
oath, was continued all day yesterday, and
the end IL not yet. Two lawyers piled
him with questions for nine honrs
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01

"George Is mercenary fellow"
''Did he try to marry you for your
money!
"Well, he proposed and forced me to
reject him after his very first present"
Life.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
Stein Bloch Co. Price $2x.

Colors black, blue gray oxford, light medium and
dark mixtures Worsteds cheviots cassmeres, serges
weeds etc. the best qualities the best trimmings the best
workmanship the styles and lot of Mems
Suits at the lowest prices in this country Some customers
buy suit buy two others buy three and so on
Without doubt this line of Suits represents sterling
value than offered by us before
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
We desire 20 inform the citizens OF Paw.
tucket and vicinity that
DIR. E. w. POOLE
OF Roston, an optical expert, will be at the
iewelry store OF
w. Fl. EATON,
20 Broad st., Pawtucket,

WEDNESDAY, February 18th, and will re.
main until Marcn ., remember the date for
the purpose OF adjusting Spectacles and Eye.
glasses. Dr Poole has had twenty-five years'
experience as specif list ami all eases that
common glasses do not remedy Weld TO hts
treatment Lenses for near sight, foresight.
old sight, astigmatism and all optical de.
fects accurately adjust a AMI male TO otder
All cases guaranteed. No charge will De made
for examination and spec aclc- furnishUd AT
regular prices. 4 call upon he doctor W ~
be welcome whether you employ hi- service
or not. Remember the date. from Feb 2sth
10 March 9Th, and do not fail To cal N you
desire satisfactory spectacles. A tinclal
human eyes Inserted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-01
kearind the Grave.

LYHcBBURG, Va. March 1.-The condi-
tion of General Early is practically un'
changed. He is steadily weakening, and
can last only few days
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APPEAL TO The COURTS
That Is III, Most Likely Curse for
RlHthall Pacfs Employees
SARGENT EXPECTED TO-DAY
Another Conferences at Once OF the
Grand Officers o. the Railroad
Brotherhoods About the In
junction Served on Tham.
snecIaI nI.rateh % the standard.

onfClal lNsiiltrn u the ctAniiIl.
ST. PAUL, Jan. SILT Is expected that
Grand Master Sargent uf The Brother
hood ~ Locomotive Fircmen will arrive
In -. Paul tomorrow To confer with the
grand officers OF the o,her railroad
brothorhools in regard to what final
action should be taken on the injunction
served on them by the courts IN the North
crn Pacific case. II is probable that an
application will be made TO the court for
dissolution of the restraining order, and
this application would have beon made
sooner but for the fact tuat conferences
have been in progress between the COM
mIt;eos and the receivers. These confer
cRcos are now practically onded, the men
having been given tho ultimatum Of the
receivers in the shape of the notifications
tn the schedules which the receivers arc
willing To allow, bat which tho men do not
seem inclined TO ACCEPT.
Much interest will nov center in the ac-
ton of the brotherhoods. RImors have
gained some currency that strike Is now
moro probable than ut any previous stage
of the proceedings, but no anxiety on this
score is felt by the officials Of the road.
The men have apparently three courses
open TO ihcm, acceptance Of tho terms Of
fcrcd by the receivers; an appeal to the
courts In their own behalf for n schedule
which they may deem fair, or strike.
Tho latter Is doubtless tho most remote
contingency and an appeal To the court to
go into the whole question Of schedules
would DO a protrlcted and expensive
affair.
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lie VIII Not Resign.

LoNpoS. Jan. 3l.-Sir Algernou West,
who Is with Gladstone at Biarritz. has
been authorized to declare the statement
that Gladstone has decided 10 resign, un-
true. lie is further authorized to say il Is
true that many months ago Gladsione's
age aud tho condition of his sight and
hearing made it. in his judgment, desir-
able that ho be relieved from public care.
His tenure OF Office. which has been liable
10 interruption from these causese, re-
mains exactly as before. Gladstone has
not said or done anything to restrain his
Freedom or that of his colleagues regard
ing his future course.
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The snow Bloekads.

MIssoULA. Jan. 3i.-Matters on the
Occur d Alene are not improving much.
The train which left here Monday mora
ing and should have returned last night
has not yet reached Saltese. IL is ex-
pectcd. however, that il will get in that
place before morning and return 10 Mis-
souia tomorrow. Tho delay has been
caused by ice on the track. ltwas ncces-
sary TO chop the ice FOR miles. 4 rotary
p!ow and engines have been at work in
the snow all day, having been put on the
track las: night. They have now reached
the place wher, the first severe slide took
place aud viii have difficult job for the
next two days. IL they get through thai
part OF the obstruction they viii have no
difficulty in clearln: the remainder OF the
line.
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Til. Hawaiian Inye.i,ration.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-C. L. Macarthur,
ex-senator Of New York, and editor of tho
Troy Budget, was before tue senate
Hawaiian investigating committee to-day.
He went to Honolulu in March for tho
purpose of investigating the situation. lie
told the committee he went there prcpos-
scsscd in favor of tho queen. but came
away entirely convinced the revolution
was justified and the queen unfit to rule
the islands. Macarthur was Oh the islands
al the time Blouut was there and stoppcd
At the same hotel with him. He declared
BIount's report a pcrversion OF facts, rs
he had gathered them. and also pro.
nouuced absurd the story of tho Stevens
conspiracy. Macarthur criticised Blount's :
method of getting information and de-
clared the most ordinary new spnpcr man
would have gone into the subject far more
thoroughly.
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Er.rr,. pInn ApnrnYnd.

NEW YORK. Jan. Ex-senator Brice,
chairman Of tho reorganization commit
tee Of the Union Pacific and other meru.
bers OF the committee, including j. Per
pom, Morgan. Lnnis Fitzgerald, A. II. Bois-
,crain. Il. l.. iligginson, Grenvll!e Nj.
Dodge and Samuel Carr held cousIlta-
ton to-day with reference 10 the affairs OF
the company. The meeting was secret
one. II is learned, however, that the out
lines OF the plan for reorganization which
Brce submitted recently before the con.
gressional committee was approved by
the Inumhers present and preliminary
steps were taken to prepare full state
rrent of the Uuion Pacific to submit
formally before congress.
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A VOTE TO-DAY



The Test Vote on ths Wilson Bill the
Order for This Afternoon.
WAsHINGroS. Jan. 3l.-The internal
revenue bill was placed as rider upon
the tariff bill this afternoon BY vote of
lT5 to "a. The entire day was spent IN
consideration of the amendments TO the
various internal revenue features. The
principal fight came up on the proposal to
increase the tax on whiskey from 80 cents
10 81, and TO extend the bonded period
from three TO eight years. These proyi-
sions, especially the one looking to an in
crease of the bonded period, were bitterly
opposed upon both sides of the house. and
despite the opposition the proposition TO
extend the bonded period to eight years
was stricken out. while the increase of the
tax from 20 cents to 81 was allowed to
stand. The Kentucky members say this
will bring ruin and disaster to the whskey
interests of their state. Kentucky alone
has more than s. .0O,OJo gallons OF
whiskey in bond upon which the tax Is in
crea scd without giving them the benefit
OF an extension OF the bonded period.
Onlv one other amendment TO tho in-
lernal revenue features OF tho bill was
carried. Il was tue provision 10 extend
the operation Of The income tax 10 all the
moneys and personal property given or
beuueaihed by inheritance. This, Il Is cs-
t.ma,ed. will increase the revenue about
S3.0OO.O0O. After the disposal Of the in-
ternal revenue amendments row oc-
Cured over the amendments 10 the barley
schedule pending last Saturday. and by
dint of maReuyering. Lockwood, who is
opposing them, managed to prevent a
vote until the hour OF recess arrived.
At Y o'clock tomorrow, according 10
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The Central American War

NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.-The HTdid'S dis
patch from Mauacua says all the hills
surrounding Tcguircaipa, with the en-
ccptiou OF picacho, have been captured by
the invaders from Nicaragua. but NasTues
still keeps upa stubborn fight from the
summit OF Piracho with artillery. Bon
flank movement SO they Inay storm Picl-
clio on tho north side. OrtiE VIII at the
same Tins storm 1t from ms present posi-
ton. Rsinforcemcnts for Ortiz reached
him from Nicaragua yesterday and lie
was thus enabled to carry on the fight
with renewed vigor. Villcla. however,
also brought up rciniorcemcnts FOR Vas
qucz from Santa Barbara.
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Tn, senator fakes u Back.

DENVER, Jan. 3l.-The threatened duel
between Col. 4. e. F!ske and Senator
Boyd has been avertei. The senator
wrote a letter TO the colonel to-day which
the latter says is entirely satisfactory,
though he refused to make |, public. Ho
said tho senator will retract the statement
that Colonel fisko never earned an
honest dollar when the senate meets next
Friday.
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you DON'T SAY.
tbs Law aud Order Lesgu, Gsts q Hurry
Oa Al of = sudden.

On Al of . sudden.
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 3l.-rhe law and
order league has resolyed to make il lively
for the principals and aiders and abetters
in the Corbett-Mitchell fight. The local
agent of tho league says they hold the in
junction granted by Judge Call was an
evasion of the prescribed statutes and IL
tho state authorities do not very soon
bring the matter up for rcviow in tho SUI
premc court the league will do so. The
international league has placed ample
funds at tho disposal OF tho local agent
for this purpose and given instructions
that the suit be pushed forward al the
first sign of Weakening on the par, Of tho
STATE. Tho league is determined thai such
an exhibition as took place Thursday
shall not be repeated IL means can bo
found to prevent II.
Bowden, the manager OF the Duyal club,
denied emphatically that he has left the
Daval club, "and," said ho, "thero Is not
word of truth in the statement that the
club has disbanded. We have found that
prize fights arc not against the law and
after all this trouble and expense IL would
bo foolish for me 10 pull out"
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The Brooklyn Handicap.

NEw YORK. Jan. 3l.-rhe following
weights are announced for the Brooklyn
handicap for leading horses: Lamp
lighter. III; Clifford. l22; 70 Tambien,
l2); Sir Walter, I'D; Don Alonzo, lis;
Banquet. lis, Ajax, lis; st. Leonard, lis;
Diablo, III: DR.. Rice. li2: G.. W. Johnson,
IL; Helen Nichols, ll2; Lowlander, 10;
Loantaka, ll0; Maid Marian, 10; Wild
wood. 10; Domino, iO9; Carlsbad, los;
Bitten, los; Henry of Navarro, ll0. Total
numbor of nominations IL.
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LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Thc Financial Ns,cs
says the action OF the New York bankers
toward Carlisle is incXplicably shabby. 1t
declares Cleveland loyalty persevered,
overcame obstacles TO the repeal OF the
Sherman act on the condition that cast.
ern bankers should not desert the cabinet
If their help was necessary to reinforce
the treasury; but the bankers now resort to
q technical objection. II says Carlisle, II
rebulTcd, must persevcrc IN the issue Of
,he bonds aud need fear no failure.
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CmcACo. Jan. 81. The Uuion Pacific
to-day aggravated the transcontiucntal sit
cation by announcing that II bad in-
tended 20 pay commissions on passenger
traffic from the Missouri river 10 tAe North
Pacific coast, just as -. Paul l.acs are
doing. The 500 announces that Il WI!
apply the same rate from II. Paul as that
made by the Union Pacific from Missouri
river points. This state OF affairs will lie
considered by the Western Passenger as
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Iiyp Men Drowned

HALjr,v, Jan. Si.-'rhs schooner Gerlie
L. Foster Of Gloucester was driven ashore
in a gale last night. Five OF the crew tried
to reach the shore in dory, which cap
sized and they were drowned. The rr-
maiuder OF the crew were rescued IhIs
morning. Tho names Of tnoso drowned
were Martin Deyinc, James CampheIl. 4.
McDUnhld. George peIchALl ]. N. EarL.h.
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lie Want. Helena.

special Dispatch to thu standard.
HELENA, Jan. Ji.-John 4. Cater has
brought sui, in the United States court
FOR the possession OF - acres within tho
original townsi,e of Helena, now covered
by expensive and valuable business and
residence property. The grounds Of bis
claim are that the land was placer aAd
mineral bearing in 1865, when IL was Get
aside for townsiie purposes. Cater claIfns
IL now as placer ground.
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LoypoS. Jan. 3i.-A meeting OF French.
Spanish. German and Italian anarchists
was held at soho to-day at which the
Frcnchmen proposed an attack on the
French embassy in London II valiant is
executed. The proposition was received
with cheers and cries of "wo WILL
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JAcKsuS. No., Jan. G..HW. \. Walker.
a ell known business mainland his w,.c
were poisoned last night. BJ:u are dead.
It Is supposed tie poison WAS admins
tered in the coffee. Tho case is mystcr..
Gus, as il IS not Known there was anybody
in tie house except themselves for sew
cral hours before the poisoning.
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DENVER, Jan. Si.-Judge llallett has
designated Monday next as the day on
which he would hear argument in the ap-
plication of the Union Pacific to have the
order Of Judge Dundy. in the matter Of
the reduction Of wages, entered and ap-
proved by him. This is In opposition TO
the employees, who, through their attor-
ney, asked 90 days in which to prepare
their case.
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Nav YORK. Jan. 3l.-Conpleie unof-
fetal figures of yesterdays election in the
Fourteenth congressional district give
Quigg. republican. 2si plurality, q rcnuh-
Ican gain of a.so. In the Fifteenth dis
trict Straus. democrat, had n plurality Of
i,6s7, a republican gain of 7,ls2. Many
democrats did not 20 To the polls.
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Died OF His Wounds.


specIa Dspatcl 70 tls otanIlrL
BuIISGs, Jan. 3l.-Moore, the jsil
breaker who was shot by Officer Stoll yas-
tcrday. died at ll;JO o'clock last uiglt.
Tho coroner's jury to-day returned vet
dict that the deceased came to his dea u,
from gnushot wounds by n gun in the
hands of Officer Sioll while in the div
charge oE HIS sworn duty, aud held StoIl
entirely blamcless.
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A TriumphaI Entry.

GorHA. Jan. 81. The Duke and Duchess
OF Saxe-C Cuburg-Goth made a state entry
into Gotha to-day with great pomp. The
whole town is decorated with German
and English colors. The weather is
r. inv
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p.ekhnm Not Wanted.

TRANSPORT. Jan. 3l.-1'hc Kentucky
general assembly to-day passed resoIu-
,ion requesting tho two senators from
Kentucky TO vote against the appoint
ment of Wheeler Il. Pecisham justice Of
the supreme court.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 3i.-During a quarrel at
a dance hall this morning Policeman
Arado was shot and killed by fellow
policeman. Brown. Tho murderer was
arrested. The coraner's jury this after
noon cxoncrated officer Brown, it being
shown that he fred in self-dcfensc.
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MlNgEAroIIs, Jan. s.-The Journal
slys Moasl:uor O'Conneli Of the Amer
lean college of Rome, not Archbishop Ire
land, y to be made papal !esate in Amer
lea whom Archbishop Sato,li is made ear
dInal In March.
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Clara-I don't tAiuk Carrie Sloper's hus-
band has much OF an oplu.ou OF himself.
MnuI-Nu. lie has been read ng over all
the love io'tCrs hg wrote her before they
we're married. Nee lVrk Herald.
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CHEYFNNE. Jau. Sl.-judse Heymere has
agreed to hear the railroad mems obiec-
Iion TO the oTIler siSucd by Judge Dundy
next Monday. If Reymere signs tho or
der tho case wall be carried to higher
court
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BosToS. Jan. a. Edward Blake. the
home rule leader, addressed a meeting of
1900 in Music ulIl tonight and an appeal
for funds resulted in raising more than
~ 0p1
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nr Mummy bead.

Sr. PAuL, Jan. 81. Dr. John II. Murphy,
one Of the best known physicians Of the
northwest. Is dead. lie was official sur
gcon OF every railroad running out Of St.
Paul
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GuovERsyILLE, y. V, Jau. 3i.-D. T..
Judson. glove manufacturer, has failed.
Liabilities. $4,000. lie has been in busi-
ness 40 years and was considered strong
financially.
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commodorr w,Iker Conirm.d,

WAsHINGroS. Jan. A.--The senate con-
ilrmeI the nomination Of Commodore
John G.. Walker TO bo rear admiral Of tho
navy.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Sl.-Carllslc has sp-
pointed W. Il. Hazsn Of Cincinnati chief
Of the secret service, vice A. l. Drum
mond, resigned.
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rHtADlrmN, Ian. 81. George W.
Chllds passed quiet day. There was no
notable change m his condition at 'n.d-
night.
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lI,tdIng for the firht.

LoypoN. Jan. 1l.-Thc Sgarism1h says
the Ormouic club viii offer purse Of
$1,000 for The projected E-lt between
gorbctt and Jackson.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. Tho president
has sent the folio wing nomination to tho
senate: Thomas d. Ferguson, minister
To Sweden and Norway.
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The king OF Italy is not much over five
fees in height; Uncle sam, also, Is rather
short ~ present. PhilHdslUh!G Ledger.
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sociaiion. The Atchison is restiye under
the fact that its San Francisco rate is
$50 more than any other line and Will
demand readiustment.
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CU'rACu, Jan. ai.-Eg.deuce was intro.
duced In the Cousalin case to-day tending
TO prove an abb.
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Our Watch and Diamond Stock Is
enormous. Not equsled in Mon
tsna All lines full; altogether too
full for existing Conditions Of trade.
TIE excellent quality OF the sto3k
we carry Is well known. Our ne
cesslty makes your opportunity.