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Sullivan.
Mrs Henry Preble spent few days in
Bar Harbor last week.
Rev. j. A. Weed has been chosen su
perintendent of schools, and has engaged
Miss Alice Laws to teach the spring term
in this district
Capt. S. V. Dennis and daughter Rosa
have arrived in New York ON their way
home from Cuba. They are expected in
Sullivan this week.
Work on Daniel Corners house is pro-
crossing. The plasterers will finish their
work this week, and Mr.. Corners hopes
to have it ready for his family the first OF
May.
Henry Hawkins was expected home
from college last week, but was detained
on account OF illness. We understand
that his health is improving, and he will
be able to come home in few days.
Miss Clara Preble and Mrs. Farms
worth have taken rooms in Blake's block,
West Sullivan, and will open a dressmak
ing shop there this week. Mrs. Farms
worth will continue to make her home at
Sullivan Harbor.
April s.
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Draperies and Lace
Curtains.

An enormous Stor'l, containing most ev-
erything in Lace. MAJ. Chenilles, and
Plush, a. price, love-, tn4u ever.
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Wiggin's
Headache Powders.
sure CURE FOR HEADACHE.

sure CURE FOR HEADACHE.
My Powders have been sold for
the past five years, and have
not failed in a single instance.
Relief in fifteen minutes. l
warrant them or refund the
money. Twelve powders in
box for 3 cts.
If you try them once You will
always use them.
For Nervous or Sick Head
ache and Neuralgia.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
s. D. Wiggin, Druggist.
No. MAIN ST, ELLSWORTH.
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Sorrento.
John Robinson is about to begin work
on the lawns and gardens.
Mr.. Hubbard is painting the Woodman
job which the carpenters have just com
pleted.
The new town officers have been and
are now busily engaged in starting cor
rectly the new set of books
f. w. Lord, of Ellsworth, was in town
this week to furnish the school books for
this town which is to have two schools
this spring.
c. w. Corners and ID. f Conners, of
Sullivan, and X. II. Williams and James
E. Corners, of Franklin, were in town
last week.
The Willing Workers have done finely
since their organization, and the interest
seems to be as great as at the start. II is
hoped this circle will merit the honors
that all such societies gain when man
aged by the women in town.
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West Sullivan.
H. Price Weber is billed to play here
this week.
Harry G. Somes, Of Mt. Desert, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. LaMarsh. the blind preacher, will
hold meetings here this week
Three vessels are at the wharves to be
loaded with granite. Spring work begins
to come.
DR.. George R. Hagerthy has moved his
office to Bar Harbor, much to the regret
Of his many friends.
The church is indebted to Miss Hattie
Miller for two beautiful baskets of arti
fetal flowers, roses and Easter lilies.
Mrs. Farnsworth and Miss Preble have
opened dressmaker's shop at Blake's
hall in connection with Mrs. Hopkins
millinery store.
Rev. Norman La Marsh lectured here
last Monday evening. and is holding
revival services here with great success.
He came April /, and will remain two
weeks.
April s. SPORT.
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Wash Dress Goods.

We do not know what to say about them
or to which to call your attention. BY
actual count, we have over fifty differ
ent kinds of material suitable for
wash dress. The prices in these goods
range from SC. to 25c.
We call your attention to few Of the
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COUNTY NEWS.

For additional County Ne'rs see other pages.
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co.opEnArIvE COLONY.
rhs scheme of wiiIiAm smith, Editor
of thr irrigation Age.

rhs scheme of NiIiiAm smith, Editor
of Ihr irrigation Age.
NEW YomS, Dec. 26,--A local paper
pubushes tue dolails OF tue new 90.
operative colony. now being protected
Ia California. The paper Gays; "Iho
plan IL tho result Of the observations OF
William u. smith, editor OF tho lrri-
CATION Age, AMI for two years presl.
dent OF too National Irrigation con.
RTess, which mas for liza object, prinnti-
~, the ToclAiming Of so,oallsd arid
lands by irrigation, ana secondary the
establisnment OF agricultural and
ma nufaoluTing communi les.
The aite OF the proposed colony IL
the Ashurst rnneh In the sacramento
valley In northern California.
II 10 a tract VI 10000 Aorof, Tho
property Of y. II. AeEurst, ono VI the
California pioneers.
4, II. Mhkenan, OF this city, who 10
interested Ia the colony, says that the
idea IL taken ohieiiy from tho old New
England colony. An advisory COM
ni,toe OF tue promoters takes charge OF
the colony until 10 ~ we'll established
and then turns everything over 10 the
coloniAls 10 run ~ they please.
The colonists become absolutely in-
dependsnt, owning their own land anj
Its products, and having q proportion
ate interest In the company composed
solely Of themselves which owns and
controls not only the village, but all
10 lpdusIfiss connected herewith.
A considerable capital was required
to purchase the colony tract, survey
and construct canals, develop plans
and carry them into effect. A price
has been put ON this land that win re-
turn the capital and give u reasonable
| c,mpenaaliUn for the risk, time aud
| labor Involved In tbs undertaking, hui
no large profitsare sought Tho prices
arc placed at the lowest safe figure
while the irrigation plan, the village
site, domestic water, electric light and
power franchises are transferred TO the
people absolutely, 80 that no one car
exact perpetual tribute from their use
pne colony will DO communicate 10 fal
as the municipality alone Is concerned
but the common ownership gees M
further than that.
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wAsmsdIoS, Dec. 25,--rhsTo may
be an important change made by tho
ways and means commitIoe IN the
bond bill before the scheme IL brought
before the House tomorrow. Consider
able dissatisfaction has arisen among
this Rspublicaps since tho tsHt OF the
hill vsn m ado public, the ditsentors as
settins that II could be used by q
hostile nd m Illustration for tho permit
merit retirement OF greenbLsks In
Yesterdays committee meeting, u
similar charge WA msie by Demo.
Gratis, that The Republicans proposed
10 secure what they had always Op.
pussd and what President Cleveland
sdyooaIsd-the retirement OF green
backs. Accordingly. there will be n
oommittss meeting tomorrow morning
10 consider an amendment prepared
by Hopkins, Of Illinois, which 10 rs
follows;
Provided, that nothing herein con-
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regard for the Prince Of Wales ever
siuco his visit 10 this country, ~ which
pleasant memories sill survive. They
Will he likely 20 Interpret II ne exprest-
ing also the sediments OF the queen,
vho has ever been venerated hgure
10 Americans ana IL not less 70 now
than for two generations past. They
zee nothing Irregular or unoonventlou-
al In the sending OF such c,mmunioa-
tons as those now published. The
effect OF them has, perhaps, been more
direct and beneficial than II they
had come through the foreign
Office or parliament. The simplicity
ana sincerity IL eiieCtual. Nobody
hora sees hDy reason why two princes
deatlned, each In his Time 10 bB q
10verolgn, should not declare bis good
will TO n sovereign people.
IL II bs unusual, the circumstances
arc unusual and n their highnsssss
have used their ptorogativo u dispense
With any oOuftly etiquette, that only
makes their kindly words moro wei.
come TO the people 10 whom they are
addressed.
Speaking Of "rbs suboidience Of
The war scare" the correspondent
says.
The number and strength Of tho
protests against waf, convinced even
tome lingo Journals that they have
taken the wrong lins In threatening
hOstilitles aud that however pAssionate
tuo attachment Of this people to the
Monroe doctrine, they have 40 yot see u
no reason to believe force necessary 10
vindiCAte II. Jingoism has bcooue
explanatory Ia eome caseo anu IN
come oihers silent, which IL better
yet"
The correspondent olosos with the
remark that Lord DuufAyen comes "a
this country at an unluoky timc, ~
the revival Of Interest In last nutumn'l
wtGnglu eau Ne no good aud may
easily ombitier public iosling when
every influence tina. makes Ter peace n
desirable.
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Third District Court.

q. IL. schsitier VS. sarah Love; de-
cree OF 'orecio,ure by default; judg'
mout ~ prayed ioL
X. II. 5eheItler Va A. J. White ct al;
lud sment sad decree Of foreclosure;
default VI Lguis rsao.
Onvor Amss ct nj W Union Pacific
Railway Co.; order giving Louisa
I.sthhridge leave to sue receivers.
Frank Thompson Of al va l.. g..
Cr0ssnan ct nj; Judgment by default;
decree OF ioteclO'utc.
Frank rhOmpson Vt oil vs. John
stephenson; judgment by default; de-
cree OF foreclosure.
Frank rh1musln Of al Va .. 7. Carl
son et al; Judgment by Default; decree
OF foreclosure,
Joseph Holt vac. Il. Pearson; order
tina, judgment and decree no entered
for ds'endant In accordance with re-
mittituf.
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ron nEcIrHoCIrY.
TsrIn ONLY - secondary Issue In the
coming CRmpsiEn.

NNWAhA NHNPNA's
CHICAGO, Dau. 20. Tno Timef-
Hetai tuis morning says;
Samuel w. AlioftOu, farmer, manu-
factufor aud slockman, has takeA ~
the cudgtl In earnest for the Tsstora'
tlOn OF reciprocity. He declares that
u IL the ouly available policy tnat will
give tue government Of tho United
States the financial relief II needle Inn
nirdistely ana at the same time revive
the depressed spirits Of the agricultural
portion OF the community. Reolprooi'
", Mt. Alletton buiieyss, will bs tue
keynote Of tho coming national cam
pligu, aAd that II will be- sounded by
the Republican party no loudly that
the tarin will be- heArd Of only as n
secondary issur.
just now Mr.. Allsrton 10 engaged Ia
drasting q memorial TO Congress
which will cnntaid VOluu.i1yus stats.
tics, gathered from official source,
showing how many millions OF dollars
have been lest by TIM farmers ainos
reciprocity ceased between ihis
o1uutfy and foreign nations. He II
not Undertaking TINS tasK IN any iudi-
ViduAl capacity, but a. the rspfessata'
1.-Two OF The National Live 5t9cE
exchange, one OF the most power
al commercial agencies Ia the
Onllsu sNN.'1' rs ~
and shippers distribute among the
oilies OF PittsbuTs, Buffalo. 81. Louis.
Kansas Guy, Omaha, Sioux CITY aud
Chlcagoi VINO are, Aeo9IuIus W H,,
Aiiott3h' hlInoh unanimous IN hoi'
demsnd i9t tno Ios'o,auon ', tsoi'
ptooiJ Dem oeihA ANU hspuohoans
alke-Mr' hnsIlon etplsinou WY
the interests OF 'ho gehetal puoho anu
inc agricultural oounuhI'y ,apesiay
Vemhndeu 'ho to-ohso'"sh' VI ''o''
pioclIy.
II Teau low uays hso,N nc saIo,
"Ihat tue NMue oI 'ns sh 10 osa .t NV
this country IN 1000 was sioV,VVv,vVv
lesu thsn IN Iho yesI o9,sIo' ~"
Whai arc the eApoIuH nNs os''e,
dressed beoi, hog pro 'uet', oanhou
Roout-hll auppileu W .uo iaIne,
l TemSmoer correctly we sui uAen.s .,
nNe cAllls hhu utosseu ooel Noso
NJ SoO,OOOiVOO IOt lno ysaI so,oio 10. ~,
pfos'Iy was IspsaIeu' Slheo 1non va
Wilson larin OIL mas oeen pa,ssu a ~
iho shlphebtt o. utosaeu peot uIouo "
lho NsS so doo saIu V "a
creased ooo'VOO oaIho, Wnhs ~, ~,
Dor oil i've oAe.lo ehpot'eu has iAi'ei
on more 'han one nsiI' . a..
"Whht Joss thn mosh !" th'
farprI''' Mt' Aileiaon ashtu' ~ a
though thrIs hte oOO,Vuo Iess oaV','
than In leVS anu newer hoE 'neil
prices nave e1eaully IAhon uhhI w
price mas teaohou 81 les POI huh We
pounds. Restore iecipIoSi'S snu 9Pe'
the markets OF tho woiia TSu.u y.
im mediate teIlSl, peoauSe VI ns'H
mate lsIeisH eA ,, 49, ,,is
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DrinIs aud murder.

CINCiSNATI, Dec. ga special TO
the Commercial Gazette from Paine
villV, Ky, says;
HiTAm Mcfarland, n farmer, was
killed during drunken bfAWl At
5sylenvllle, Magoiiin county, last
night. Hon. GfAtEarnSlte, an OK.
member OF the Kentucky legislature,
Is IN jail, charged with committing
Ihs deet.
During drunken row nj Patnes.
willie, last night, Mil. frankie htAbbei
to death Thomas Stafford. Franklin
was arrested.
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NEW YoRIS, Dec. 26.-rbo Herald
correspondent In Rio dc JAneiro, Bra.
an, ssnds an important dispatch COZ
cfrning the situation there growing
out OF this Trinidad question. lie say
IL well known there ihst President
NorlBa iaysfs Hr9.iTation with Eng
laud, but IL afraid 10 declare Bis WE'VE,
owing 90 the hg llily NJ the army. IL
Is believed tnst the cabinet viii favor
a report TO Congress urging that the
matter he submitted to friendly power
iOT adjustment.
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Teachers Train.

The Union Pacific will run special
train to Ogden tomorrow morning,
leaving this city at s;l5, for tho pur-
pose OF giving Increased service to the
teachers who expect to attend the State
convention at that place. A night
train will return from Ogden In time to
connect with the street cars IN this city.
rne rate to ami FROM the Junction
CITY has been fixed AZ 81 and IL open
. al. Other tickets Will be honoted
"a this train aud every Indication II
mat II will be heavily pAtroniEed.
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Yor ConstrueIion Of Ihs ships.

WAauiNOToS, Dec. 25.--Seofetsry
Herbert has practically concluded TO
award the contract for tho construc.
ton Of bsttlosnips o and 10 the New.
port News Dry Dock And Snip Build.
lug company VI Virginia, at their bid
OF e., 900 for each ship. IL was
found upon n careful Inspection OF tho
law authorizing the construction VI
tue ships that the department could
not go behind this face u tue bids, NO
Il was not possible 10 allow the other
bidders TO scale down thsir BIDS 10
meet the low bid OF tho Newport News
company, rave with their consent.
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rrse Mn.nn. wi,h psAe,.

NEW YoRiS, Dec. 25.-Ths World
tomorrow will publish the following
oablegram from Linoolnshirs Free
Masont:
srALDINo, DSc, 25.-Sphldlng Tin.
oolnshifs Free Ma6onrl wish peace
aad good will to United States
brethren.
There 10 indicative OF a general
movement on the part Of the Masons
Of England topreyont ill.iseling from
aflHing between Great Britain and
America. Ths World this morning
published n similar expression OF sentl-
mont from the Free Masons club OF
ManehosteT, England.
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Licensed 10 Wed.

Clerk stanton Issued marriage
licenses u tue following persons this
afternoon; Carl l.. Erickson, aged
A., aud Caroline Anderson. aged 3S,
both OF this city; David W. MofAl,
sged 25, anu safAn H.. Home, aged 20,
DIih Of Murray; Phillip Fiddler. aged
%, Of ToOelo, aud Annie Anderson,
aged 20, Of Granville.
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STATE INAUGURAL!
Arrangements for The AOmiItOIS DC.
CasIOn GOing Steadily On.
no POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
some Uncertainty A. 10 Whether State
hood will Iome January ilh
or % New Years Day.

The various Statehood managerial
committees are carrying cut the tasks
assigned them ~ spirls aud deter
niiusdnn that iotebodes unqualified
success. TEey are, however, like the
general pubic somewhat uncertain as
totDc rXae, tale n' this Issuance Of the
Presidential proclamation, on count Of
recent ludirec, news ~ the effect that
aii,r MI 1, might csme on Now iear's
Day iun.cas u January i;h rs An-
n5unced last week.
POLITICS 40 THE REAR.
Tho comm ties on parade has received
~ uumter 0t applications from pOiiti'
cal organ zitilus for positions iu tue
ut3cslslou. rho matter w's made a
sul Jet Too riscusuiun ut Chairman
CRnuon'B uilirn this afternoon at
llint meeting with the executive CON-
miiiec aud tho unanimous deciaiou
arrived Of that iuasuuch ~ inaugural
igoCeudinuu arc 10 take the form Of q
state iunctlou--celebfaliOn by tho peo-
y'u without reference 10 parties OF
politics that no such requests Will bs
sr.ntoi. CiuEsus Of tho Territory as
Huch pla cordially Invited to pattici.
pate. But Ia tho matter Of politics
tlry ntu respectfully asked for once TO
gliu mate that from any role they
nigh, fill on inaugural day.
ruE VETERAN rfREMES.
General Cannon mas also received a
| lruCg from President George NJ.
I - . NH.N.E.V.
| F,gtmsn's association, which states
that at mtciiug OF tho association
| hrli on Monday night II was uuanl.
mlu,ly decided that It, members
| should take part In tho inaugural pro-
cri sion. President Otinget states
! that hs eNrtCls 10 come into line with
between sixty anu seventy veterans
| nccompanird by their famous old
engine uud tho first IRE extinguishing
/ apparatus built west Of the MiAeOuIi
| fiver by Utah artisans IN 1904.
THE FORT DOUGLAS TRoors.
General John q. Cannon. chairman
| OF tho committee on parade, has re-
/ cDived u letter from General Penro,e,
IN which tbs latter signifies his entlIo
| willingness to allow tue Fort Douglas
troOps 10 take part In tho big procession F.,
providing tho weather Ia not too IN
element. He asks 70 no informed
whoro the right of his column Will be
required to fest anu al what hour the
oOiumn will be- putin nation.
BLACK HAWK WAR VETERANS.
Chairman George ". Cannon, OF thu
executive committee, IL IN receipts Of 4
letter from J. NJ. WostwoOd, Of Spring
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BIG IDAHO FIRE.
Durraus 4 Winter, leXburg Merchants,
the N,eiIms--iusured by ". ].
Grant 4 Company for Sli, 1000.

AdvioVs received by HebeT J. Grant
& Co., insurance agents, state that tbs
well known firm Of Durrans, Winter
a Co., Of ReKburg, Idaho, sustained O
Ieavy loss BY lire ON the night Of the
2Jrd.
The arm had a large rock store
stocked with general merchandise and
the loss ~ reported M being total.
What the amount Of tho loss Is, Il ~
yet unknown, but Grant X Go. state
that the Insurance amounts TO $4,000,
placed Ia the Hartford, PhWDir OF
Brooklyn aud Imperial Of London.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. - Men Of
soionco representing sik OF tho nation.
al scientific societies will meet al the
university Tor three days, beginning
today. This socistiss represented in-
cludo the Geological society Of Amerl-
ca, American Society OF Nsturalisls,
American Physiological toeiely, Amer
lean MorpholOgical society, Aesocla.
ton OF ADleficaa Anatomisia,
aud tho American rsyonolOg cat
astociaIion. IL IL expected that
there viii be nearly three hun.
dt-d moniDefs pfeseut OF different
organizations, mAny OF wdom rank as
The foremost Of American scientists.
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wAsHINuros, Dec. g6.-Among
Secretary Oinsy's callers today was Sir
Julian PauuOefg rte. this British anbss.
0ador, accompanied by Mt. Saudcison,
the British consul general at New
York, a brother OF Sir Thoma. Sander.
aon. who drew the "Sanderion line"
In tho Briush Guiana boundary dis.
pute, and addressed two notes 70 DE-,
Pulido and DE. UFDAnla,Vi Neuczuain,
which ate claimed by 40 NoueGuolans
10 have emauatcd ffoD h3t1 Sails.
bury. IL " stated oflimslly tho call
was oi a social nature. a strong im-
preston prevails that ~ a result u thu
visit today, Secretary Olnoy has OIL.
oially notified the British Representa-.
i've OF tue enactment Of the law for
the creation Of Venezuelan boundary
oom mission.
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ambassadors VIII Resign.

NEW York, Dec. GA Dispatch
to thu Herald rem Berlin ssys:
II IA rumored In diplomatic circles
that a number OF United States am.
bassadOrn who diaapprovo Of President
ClsvelAud's policy on tho Vent islan
question intend to resign n II IL per-
sisted In. Information received from
Vienna state that no proposals. hAve
been made to Emperor Francis 10.
aeph that he should arbitTate between
England aud Venezuela.
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zEIIoUN CAPTURED.
The city In ,b. Hands of ib. TurLish
1rsaps.

CONFERENCE.-The, Dec. 26.-rhe
report thAt u ,iIoun, held by insufgenI
ATmsnians tor zone time, had been
captured by TuTkifh troops, Ia con'
fifmei.
IEzst PashA, tho chief equsrIy OF the
sultan, arrested Tor presenting his ma
iesiy long report upon the situation
Of the country, which documen, Alb
dull Hamid refused to read, whereupon
IEEet Pasha resigned. IL to be tried by
court martial.
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DENvER, Dec. 26.-John Ii. Hustled,
tho we'll known mining man, said to
10 worth $3.50, 900, committed suicide
today at his nome la this city by shoot
ing himself in thu head. The suicide
Is supposed TO have been occasioned by
d erpondency due to III health He
leaves u widow and child.
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NEW YORK, Doc. 20.-The Even
ing Post says. Several leading bank.
efs cnled on J. Pierpont. Morgan and
August Belmont today. From one of
them 1t was learned tnat probably by
tomorrow or Saturday the pubic
would receive tho assurance That
smother government loan will be sue.
ccss'uily floatod aud the amount VIII
be- flnl 900. mll.
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cnin... M.r.lIn MrseL,a.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 20;--rhs oraiIer
KwHnR Ping, one Of tbs war shiI
captured from Cnina by the japanese
during the recent war, was wrecked
on the PescHdor Islands on Saturday.
Nearly all tho deck officers anu sixty
men are missing.
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oesrsnce sud another such break on
avs part VII, Ia all PROBABILITY, lead 10
hia suppresslon. In his Philadelphia
speech, not only did General Mllss
blszen out the dcfsnseloss condition "
us country, out the whsls undetcur-
rent OF he position taken by tho Pfnsi-
Don't His chances for acquiring the
lille OF lieutenant general have been
l.ssened, u IL thought, by his recent
ut,efanupe
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taiuei shall be- construed to repeal
ur m1iiiy the existing laws which
ql hor 20 and difeoiB Ihe Reissue VI
said .rsal tender notor.
hopkins 1. confident the amendment
will be- adopted
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ALaER, Dee. 90 rho British
steamer Bsl',Ipl hon has btoell "a COLT
sion with auG suug tue French
stolmor Emile srlzise ut the entrance
of the hatbyr. Thitty pS'sengers OF
tue Il nile selsise, including twenty
i've LaiiYes, were drowned.
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MESSAGE TnoM WALES.
MS Assurance oT Friendship Much
Appreciated.

LosDoN, Dec. 20.-The Now York
correspondent OF tue Times sRys;
This PTinoe OF Wales well under
stosd the American feeling whom he
authorized Sir Francis KuUlly To send
A joint message to the World In his
own and the Duke OF YOtk'a name.
There Ia not. from the American point
of view, a word too much or too little.
II Ia 4 message which parties into
which thls country 10 now dlvld 4,
car accept, aud enc which Ia equally
gratifying to both. The people Of the
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