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Spe-sslztS ar .Alreses R4fs ~ 20 shs Ns~
senator 5relr sarsa.
Washington. asaTsA IS zs1ssaete
speziist ien IS alrnR1y k1nas fsrz as to
who WIS ae senator cOia1ftt'S snocessor,
HIS term vcaald hset erriffd N4rcz q
tSS ana au3sE nual,sr ~ candidates
are msa.l5neG, ine2salas lp1xe Turner.
the aesz & abe ceeiEss ss$gasiea q
congress; sx-Spsakef GsSr1 Il the cesr-
ri4 hcase 81 sFssaaa sAsitse a Aayer n
NAeon sza ths REPEATED ar.hcr 81 the
p.AAk y the chieasn Giattarza demanding
TIE repeal * The ssase bans sASi AZ.
saros os Macon vAS raae ,hs race for
serhtsy lfasaca skree se4sS as1 AT pn-
hiisSn kAe Ftprsznr .tilFs q tNs Flaat
rsaisfSy xssssrl AMI Governor N9rlhen,
1nase rES also heer q SOL reat n taik
Etrsiit SraaseF Crisp. WHO. Reviewer h4s
dtclire1 I'll anpeals T. become a apeu
eri1,islatc
Nr Hieart. ne late Hawaiian crmuiis-
s;sasr. ms ilsssatse been insnssaned
esF0nr Is etectssi "a uct9pEr lse1t and
u,etta n Nryesabef.
Enc death q ~ senator r5iaulicates
sie Efsitsticn sarle what The fsct that
Cover N1rshcr 4 h.infsN candidate
8iit "a the orsuica 81 f5eoFss hans aSauAint-
- uith fhe sitzaflou. deser him frer, APP
pointing uaE Is serve dnrins the IN
ffrisn AntduE thze mentioned as MS
pnssirie dr rrohahle sslectiors arei Cliff
foty1 Andersen ~ sia1css and sizior Io-
sei55 81 C1riElingE o. Ansusfa. Mr. An-
EArann Is zn ex>att0yney general uf the
State Afato- Cummings Is enc Of The
of he ea@Hsrf. Il Is said that his naule
W.,sla hNxa ben nFeserfes - aha presi-
fsrf ~ sus5ice IL The supreme court 20
succeed Igft5ct nlatch;nrd had MIR.
C1evd ard 5l5t Is flie ElsSt instances de-
ftica - ~ - New York TOR On APP
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i'sso'u'lon ~ n The South Erps:
Out Very scoa'
no dc Janelrc, March sk-.ie.
1884 by Associated Press 81 \. n
Yesterday by the repfcssn.s.,'3
city Of the Associated preGs X
ment fleet in the bly, lex ~ N
southward today alshoars 81
oeen issued Tor sne yesssIs 4
eontsGtqrea that les gossran,''
celvea lnsormntipa showing tol, \
sllce 81 tne meet i 10. rs,ls,.
Sostn, although tae olI.e..,s n
lslanc puoAc a.sy uers t.uy i,ir,
1iicS etate, nUwtfSr. llat ~
tile fssAvluuonafS hio ,en,t.lt NJ II
Wsii snuIlly ur OF inll. /. 81 M ", II
a. - appNreat ssom sre Ia. I
cfrwa o. tue war tsss.Is Me.;
To-Day ~ Removing ne tofr' -.
~ them that me government. ,s,
fitlvni nnttire, IN tats. WIN y,
wne4miDis naval force tAat ,bs
lnent would pe aDie 70 i'll ais'
Insurgents, a nea nell Is Bad
range " prubaulllty. ine s,be'
lorDedccs inst were reinl;sl Il.
war enipB were takea 10 luif ssi'
at tho entrance Qi the iav.
rne government mas ale.ltd I.
further foriincaloas Il sefeft''
commanding thu bqy aid M. Ii!
Tor sunne u tnaaa lien offtissf h
ready been apptoPt5 and Npfs IA
commenced. illl0NS I'M lll1e h
rc-cnEage i.ien,fn<pi cem1inat,
executive pifieer 4 ~. *. 4. is ;sss;;;,';sii
Nictheroy. lse plAffu. Saa had I
Of the dynamIl. Kan s'irafi ihs q
and Assislant qAlti Eas.gts7 q
Stenstrom. =. .'.s
All these .itissiA ltyf h,ta
large Salaries a ttini'A ~ ,hets,'
the Brazilian Eassrnsl..dts ~. wy
fest iip diEpqst.ol - e''.'<s 3''s
nag oil the renuu''c. 40 Aat ,1''.s;':'|
Efforts to induce iAelIt y 's'a
probably fail.
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THE 81 M 81 ATEalENr.

cash H4iauef ana 'seia Reserve
NasHinst0A ateFeA es.--a'hr amount Of
Standard eliser dollars shippfa fran she
sB-seasuasa ana fnlngp during fne lass
xftk wac ftset7n
Tlc thlpmsptz of fractional silver coin
Efplz March . slafeh "a aggregated
f5E pi5 Y Z
4'he currency f4eelv46 for redemption
1T ne tfta4yrY today agKFeseied tSJa 80
me receipts Of his treasury today nere
Z 5ollo4f Custo;ns f1e1. rs bifefnil rex-
f6as s8f4. NJ miscellaneous rs ~
gat,lirkton March r.. tthe cash, hal
ahef ~ the ffeehur9 ~ Tho close Of tisisl.
Hs$s t39tf Nee 4isi.ft> c@ and the act
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Tendon. The rir,ilr o. isord Rossbery's
e,4ntoS ~ marriage Is Hrlneefs Maud of
Yates has been revived psash ccls'aerNp'e
ros.tlvenfsH.
Mammoth Spring Ark r. TUCKER
well krcwa AID n.Valy rcSpscttd citizen
81 az this riace. was thruvTn from hprse
yessSfaaS ana rceessed Injuries IRON Mhlca
IneliaRo,s. Iowa. llieotxe Ashwcrth.
hired man saot sfrz. Wiiher Mason, IN
nlcane natal INJURIES Cause q tho muir
der unknown.
Hiccm.nxton. Ind.-Tha wife Of James
r Hicks has confessed that her husband
numbered their infknt child two years
caped.
Pittstleld. Mass Three English journal
Isis making their way 10 Monterey, Mex.
ico. oD a WAGER, have passed through here.
Cedar Rapids Lowe. Cherries III Clarke
anu 9 VI. Rurnham have withdrawn as
attorneys for The defense "a the cafe a.
Iowa W: y. g. Ramsay, chief OF the
order Of Telegranhers, Tor emitting rail-
road wires during the Burlington strike
Chicago. President Carter OF the Chi-
csgo and Eastern Illinois road haa an
fiouncf-i that the new schedule must stand
Aspen. coso.--Thirty tons OF ora have
been taken the Sniugstsr mine that rains
% per cent pure silver.
Rtonklyn.-No decision has been reached
u the court martial al Commander Oscar
%. Heyeranant OF the wrecked kear-
~ o.
Ne,e So,: M. s..,,,, !. s,..,,...,.,,.,..
employed ~ Ellison & CO. 81 this cltx
has been declared OF through the Inter-
position Of the state board OF arbitration,
The suit Of W. +. Ludlow Is upon It's
second rla4' no jury mas YET been se-
cured
Gainesville, Fla.-rhe odd Fellows
horop was dedicated here IN the presence
OF an immense crowd.
Fort Meade fia.--Recent pittinss Oh
the preperiS of the Virginia1 + loridt Phos
pneIs COMPANY ms pIousllt, y hight a new
anu ietse uepoait OF people phosptate
covering az eAtenSiNe aref-
Troy, n THE coroner's fury re-
turned verdict holding Eat Shea
49,. ~ ~ the hauipsF OIL hppetl 1soss on
-tr4St ~
benver, Aias--J. w, PerryHan, farm-
err, gave evidence against noonshineta
sron, ths t 49, "i'le ph ms way iioine
/, ,,isi III, Sif sneGinen TX Lape
, ,t,, : hilsa I'VE large wnaiss' tnel nrs1
~ Il, 49,
t. (, SIRIUS niSctipE OF
a. gpenea
diam. limos and kiissourj II 5viii eof,-
tinue on Tuesday ana Wednesday. 2
1shiiadetnhta pa IA : 4,,t,at,,,it ~ r.,
bankers aud brokers. have assigned LA
bilities. s300.0p0; assets between 500 900
Ind $4,000
81 rnsnDh Mo The 4 ~ ihas ia.
slIed a focal ticket with the nar1es 81
Catholics lett OH.
Hot sns.int,s All. ryndo, mo A,straii.,,l
hnlt,t iet, "a tf{s II u 4 -, = 4 10 -
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- BANKINa NEws.

Washington March Is. mntroler
Ecieeis today bulletins the eleeuen o.
John r Ho1le as president Or the First
National bank 81 Taylor
ne has also Withdrawn the permission
granted 70 j. s. Eoriey ana his associates
for the REIMBURSEMENT Of The First Ms
tlonal bank OF Collinoue.
Deputy Comptroller Tucker leaves this
week tor brentwood TO look into me tan
e'es condition Ok the failed National bank
there.
TIE Comptroller has approved the Con-
tinental National bank 81 81. Louis as
reserve agent FOR the First National bank
81 Conn none.
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lsbih Branches Adjourn ~ Mark OF Re-
epecl 10 cQlnuitt
Washington march sshe death az
senator c6iaust, 81 neorsla was IN.
n6unoed IN lhS aenase today BY MI MI
Gorden Tie cpIleagps Of me dead states.
man.
81 feM tonehlie words he briefly re-
6nntrd the serxice.A 81 The deaa senator
b hi t6ld 10 politics ana N his domestic
NE 7.hf customary fnsoiuiion q teAFet
siofn apioinstd e accompany the fcnasiilN
70, Ne11u. Ga
mo ftHaWin9 caznmli,ee MAS 4rpointed
1f6f34ts. {IofIff Ran1oIu. Gray Hdar.
i'r1s'}ef Cefty Perkins and Allen.
Ff4xer 5aa o'ftftd ~ th< cHrfcni1K u
is4as " sH.Anttr 81 Aouiit Vernon rihek
Wt}toHfet Hd.terpa' ttufcg-| ana q l9sfr
o'ciock ths fshtf2 Rdjavtnea
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chosen - the ctcfsia delsxauop e an
monaco AZ, Death 81 senator Cci1ultt "
ms htrSs. then arose AMI sent 70 the
cierk'S atsk ne asual resolutions 2. re-
Frtt ard Isl effenlihe The fanerai ana TOT
Aaiournn;tnt ott 81 resreci-
mas rese us!cns wera adeptee unani-
n,cnsly ,..,...
rha speaker trcr appointed the toi.4M-
$50 committees u accompany the remains
10 (aorr8a. Nessts Livingston. Holman,
5inr fs4baniss Maddox. Mcponald w.
a. Stone Cogswel aud Srput
Then AZ 1 o'clock. as furthef marx q
r4snert the house adiONrnc4.
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WILLIAMSON, W VA March as1what
VIII undoubtedly prove 70 be a Send equal
e that ne Tho HATFIELD. Mccoy has 3ust
bean Inaugrrnted at Thaeier, W, Va.
m0utain hamlet fourteen miles east 81
this place. ". s. ferrell. an extensive
coal land owner ana merchant 81 Thackar
was caiied from his residence at niiduignt
and Ahot. His death Is expected mo-
tnensnfiiF Pqsses q men are formiuE on
etsu S1es anu serluus lfvuple ia ex-
ntcted s. q 4. f *
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SEWERS com.

Early Vegetables and Fruit Crops De-
stroyed-EerAals Damaged.
Memphis Tenn. March 20 Reports Is
the Associstea Press from various pointe
IN Kentucla Missouri OHIO. Illinois, Ar
Kansas mississippi, Indiana. Georgia Flor
Ida ana iJopisi2ns ara 70 the effect that
a sewers frost Killed all early vesetahls.
dalnasd tie frslt crop, destroyed straw.
bhrries and early peas corn oats and
other cereals The cold weather coufin-
u<B tonight
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.lBr oINTaIIeNTs EXPECTED.

Washington March q. 7rhose who hold
ms power and make tie appointments
tell me thar y Senator Colaultt's death
had not vacated thu senate tsday eal To-
morrow number of cxpectos nousna-
co,nmiehion makers cay that Wednesday,
MI zee Fitch named FOR the Eagle Pass
col'cctnrhhip, II Is certainly time Tor the
cepo 70 NJ settled
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ylnxA sposrAf. MArrERe.

Waahsngfon. Msreli 26l-The postofhee
AZ saTll:a. Feand county was today diS-
centlnned. mail 70 30 % Efas.
f4ouffh Clnas roafafastors Appointed
Grafton ~ ~ CnirrnHn, Vice n. u.
Wen =. roaieneHs CufIeW. a. q WinlbefiT
n Efurd, wee nj h Nieliolaon. realgned
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t~Qsst,- fust ns<sh ~ tet tcxAs border
- afhtiNa CshHre2 = ~ St,8dslest
81 iap s4Sisq, so ree n.s.g' fncs "
tre <zuSq rzNe rot ta4ce+ tcNf@ t,tr- ~
AL fsss ranIAlNe th1t ls sNt Mn lo cpeh
ihf an c1ef 1e ri1c,1 cAthrc toe rcose
Il urale pass slka 4 rhisiusna,
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pRuMaIINg up RECRUITS.

Chicago, III, March q. a man named
Albert Madison. elsimins 10 be from
Maasillon, Ohio. hps been drumming W
recrnA sof coxey and tonight mustered
thirty-pight men AZ the Hyde. Park police
station He declarea hA ~lif lead them 70
jOin tho aftuv 81
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FORT SILL REsgnvAr1oN.

Delegation Of Texans 70 AK for the open
ing Of More Lsnd.
washington. March p. "A delegation Of
Texans headed by w y. Houston ana ].
A. Kemp OF Wichita Fails reached here
tonight 70 add rs force 10 the demand for
the opening Of the Fort sii Indian res
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wAnhlneson March y Xhe aause 40.
iournsa foda$ sftsr nrssf seatiap 90 Ae-
coups Of M death Of sznatof Q9lqs|ti.
rae secretary Of the Stpate apn<sfs1
ana transmitted The resolution o. SYM
patty and rtsret adopted out 81 respect
70 the late senator coiqultt
Nj. Turner Of Georgia, who had been
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Washington, March 2s.-sIf. s. Otenehair.
of Dallas "a here as a candidate for the
eletrlet Atiogneyshlp Of the Ecassern dls-
Elflct m T61a1
oryills brown II Houston Is hers
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Austin Texas A1la (. ','t,.I.,|
laaa. al inmate q sss = s '''s'
s. 81 taking forsy grains E ',''', II Il
took lhe drug about ,',! 81
effs,.t was made 70 s2fs Ks 81
Se s'era wonan WIG VIZ '5,.|1i.i
* ,e. havinr taken Els III n
yaluabie diamond \. /, az. r is,s.
real name VIZ W. sas tst ~
Johnson county ~ q eI.a.,l
In Austin for tiio r. "a fS.' .hs ~
and Was a strong st'' z
man. -. 4. (.
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Indlanapolis Ind. March co. The cold
wave walch Is now sweeping ovef the
country has possibly cat the chancos Tor
a frat crop in this State down 10 Il very
low deefeC
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FNosrITur1Na TnE nc.


Tht ma1swsr 81 an opera cempany y
repor-es 8 Asfe made serptlng orer
to NAEsline Popsra 10 scla his company.
vhsa ssissa II - cceia slng Ae ~
rues i4st be nesinsr knev nor cared.
a1A roFsrd has 6.nsrr thtsincd notor-
esx - 4 sncss nns4xery sort and shs
rrtsrrptItr Is thtt the pcpris of inss
esan,rx woalA ncek 10 tAs shea;srs mere
h u ses very ordinsrv woman wiki
80 cisln - rrh.le ssttAaor oeSond
sSs raere r-&iineatiph Of : rrarsent car
,dsizy. 4 So1z e. fwh $40 thsetrics man
asser e1ase:red as ss@n OF exhibislaE \
psmaA mo asH Fssne5 ~ unenvsAp,e
-ossr2sY krauet 1ltht sezFaasi thss
~ss nited IL NE esurts but Ae had Pts
esstss ems 1 sbsr. way On us rs1;s
s.ctart Ms earipsrS crusa 70 xEisf shrausa
.sts e rusSie azsrrelasisn ssa rstTsn-
asa nra i Wis thauxei RS sxPerisnce
rsas,s :rase = rArasn< % cthes sns--. s--;sss
easszosxzss wsn naless hope to rcoat "
xaiaasrse L asbsssd ratic reri7sits A.
- sxpsnss as staTe srk Trraka ana
..e-suns u caesssssat,e naterzesy tney 20
rts essurn srr ~ airus srustsfHss tst
eaS .rrra t. l-npsss tArrn upcu sse
ps,s As rtBresensa ssss. x rFsrafis q
As.azasie ~. wl - fspensa acTa ard
SIS sAe snansrsr vAp arahes he At
tz5sps yin :n5ss ssrs..--= -.s-s.--s-s = hss east
sAs sAe4zsr-zoszs pass.S svns ago tlTea 3
ssysnr snsznsS - ~ pssrie o. NJ s'Axe
q 5s,aiar ssses vAs AID res sasnesefls
tssEzf = sziSna tnsya y teraszitssr X
Ma I,ss.RrA "a ang IT her slssss Z sA1
rsr ST 1T her act nat 81 sas can 40
aasAar for rae-ey saRe a. nsi eneoarAgs
her = snyresse ts.s AlreA3y tos sergs
f.urst.sr az rses7s-s.s Art+ez NaEn Ti-ss1
sas n.ky .ro.zg p3hile Il sfaiesed.
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london. Match q p se' ~,
Berlin Of ,hs ssanaara ( 4 ~ 9s,.il|
~ a !, 4 ,,s,ad betvfpp toe i 9.,as (,
r 1870 n tie qtiestioq e, w
p e Standardization u aasfsA'.''
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N s4 II Eraas he rAgff ~
sans Il Sesasss Fsges
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l.epablleep senators sra eaie - y WI.
d1sstSa as q Hhat course xhfy VIII puf'
s.se h}n sho tafilf Dili reaches fhe ean-
ava 1hey pEobAAly ihlak she esert 500
Fsll1s aos lInfaeSilslt aeessi5n
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NJ srsr-s - zr4siss e psei,4<lrS ~.
rssAaseat.a,a ), xsszkusii's i s.esy g. 9exau'
slE q ssrs enlossae arseraiS cuntaAiiing
rzusA 4sx1sz st sisoaste made pnelie
tAra q zht rsozs intersisrs lectures q ~
rew rsfssea1ssn va he lant dsvctes p
n.e <sn- Il .ae 1sas repaaise ard
-troar Ail Azss24a ANaey AepA'
81 Hosst's1 hks been sssAsss 70 vF'te
~. - y sAs s.tS ara tsose -skc ar
4-sts nts ts saleatsa ssdy VII
ssa 81 sssarance ~ a tpe sharaeter g
IS. taste --ng SOCK Crepe1 w4EA hsf
w.ss lrn7wr Anssv aad plsasys ziFis
q wrtf zsSs sEsas HIS Es ~.
aaszrsasagt fita TexAs ara Tsxsa Nnairs
81 81 vnteh sa v ussns e Ae- All,
sas.s-s-s,r Fss v1 ~ siAa p tsrseve eas
aes2 ne rsaaeef ratn
y qexss ~ Kss=sr n3ag Eig W.T.
are1A@. sfse xiby
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AuallN, Tfxaf Maf1h M-lfhouzh ex-
pecfas Il noshsne 81 importancs has
come over the wireH 70 Governor Hog
In regard 70 the Finley station tramp
Iaatter, nothing Of a tragic nature has
bsen heard from that quarter no little
alarm has existed all day n the minds
OF many people IN Austin.
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lafaee y p,aest liit asnocraiie bs,al-
nes E2r esly nlafSnAs Il n ~ fefpeFss
Hpfttf sAd va a1a|:asa ~ tft place
ena @all "A d1ahi Il Eissiet. n as tta9lg
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zllaifinar Htsth ssys fhr pfss.lhssi8a-
isiz sfS saiisiAe a nessr Affers - re-
cel6 wstef STANDARD. ana s fnay 81 nlr
and frtk tssHefa ne ftps ara i1pF
IN ss<pNd piacs % ma nsNs e'eesioa
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MISSOURI RIVER FROZEN
sonli river IS tglzen from bank y bank.
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AnisfirAa f9ilY9ad securities srA report
- p HAYS sfYtaesa Sh4En.f y. ~ Ion
do. n.aFHa' 50 eop*s1V4ape u fha nf.'ef
tAat ia prfss,snt Wi fai1 lh& sssslplaS.
6x1 Alli.
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TAe poH ~ eexyss arre9 rpald prob
fsfbr II free aikss sud az nsensr
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Nothing succeeds IN remoyin,, coughs
ana colds like Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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=. s='ssss -sszfsrs9 f71y Nill nf ASSURED of q
Fstas rssAtre
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IS. ne aork Cparsed w4En kss
sd, irr9ru hp4.r ahd plsasiylg stFit
-tts zfrs slsas HIS rtz as
eSsatzaek n1fa TfxAs ara rsxsa AnalTs
81 81 u1tea sae ~ assns 3 Ae- eia
Alss.--rr sas s ~ s y terNye ssS
$500 atsZ re Fs1neer atn
y aexaz sasr ae3aE rS Hsra
azr-sA4. shse Sisy
X il tn sss5g fr1it tfsAt s. lelses tAs
nssSaas
as,s fsr isspateA Says; ee
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rha tsnf ssfple ie Risslesfs
&sa Us she rrsr no az
.sr s4s sH so s. Sss every 4ae
= rnse Is IS hee4s assa Is eAslte 9re
lkst 10 sa1 1a b aregs A
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Fe z Day Tae at4yf4p&taetss aiid
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ia thai sASaie nst lal'st1ea.
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Tanarrew skill b ne taat dsy II regis
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rated to celebrate the coming Maifest on
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The Portland daily press., 1894-01-17
CUTLER AS IA PORT OF CALL.
1t Did Not Remain So Long and There Is
Suit About 1.-THE Cutler Land Com
pany and the International Steamship
Company.

An important suit was begun in the
Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. in
volving the International Steamship
Company, whose boats run from Boston
via this port to the eastern part of
Maine, and the Cutler (Me.) Land Com
pany, of which Mr.. Eben Sears of Bos-
ton, is manager Clarence Hight ap
pears for the steamboat company, and
Judge Symonds for the land company.
The steamboat company sues the land
company for about $1,000, or S250Q with
interest. 1t is claimed that this sum is
due under an arrangement which was
made in 1899 between the land company
and the steamboat company
The Cutler Land Company is one of
the largest operating in Maine. 1t owns
$4,000 acres of land in Cutler, bought in
1886, has large hotel which is open ev-
cry season, and has built wharf at a
cost of $10,0 600, said to be the finest wharf
in Eastern Maine.
In 1889 the land company made an ar
whereby the latter through three months
of the season of 1889 were to have their
steamers call at Cutler four times
week, two coming and two going. The
cost of this, $75 a week, was to be guar
anteed by the land company. which was
to make up whatever the receipts from
fares and freight fell short of that fig
ure
At the end of the season the steamboat
company rendered its bill, but the land
company did not pay and refused to pay,
alleging that the contract had not been
fulfilled. The land company assert that
on five occasions the boat failed to land,
sailing by, leaving the guests of the no.
tel on the wharf and carrying by those
who intended to land. Deprived of the
service of the boat those guests had to
be driven Is miles to Machias, or 20 to
Eastport to get the nearest connection.
The land company also complain that the
arrangement was to be continuous, and
not for the season of 1889.
The greater part of yesterdays pro-
ceedings were taken up by Mr.. Nights
opening and by the examination of Cen
eral Manager ]. B. Coyle of the compa-
ny.
Mr.. E. A. Grothuson of Boston, ac-
countant Of the New York and New Eng
land railroad, is present, assisting the
defence.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-17
AN AGENTS LIABILITY.
A Portland Case Tried in the Deering
Court

Yesterday morning, before Judge Ell
der of the Deering Municipal Court, a
suit was brought by Mr.. Weinstern of
this city against Mr. Druker of Portland,
to recover the value of steamship tick
ct. 1t appears that Weinstern bought a
ticket from Druker, and the ticket was
not honored by the steamship company.
Druker had given Weinstern a receipt
for the money, promising to refund it if
the ticket wasn't taken by the company.
and signing the receipt as agent. The
company didn't honor the ticket and
Druker claimed the company should pay
the money not he. Judge Elder held that
he could not reach the company, but he
could Druker as agent. and therefore de-
cided against him. Anthoine appeared
for Weinstern and E. T. Dyer for Dru-
ker.
1t seems queer that the suit should be
brought in Deering and not in the Port
land Municipal Court as the parties and
lawyers are all of this city. It seems,
however, that the Portland Municipal
Court has jurisdiction only of matters of
500 and under, while Judge Elders
Deering court can take notice of matters
valued as high as $780,