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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03
RAY JONES WINS 1T.

Secretary Hoke Smiths Decision on the
Moosedung Lease.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Secretary
Smith has rendered final decision in
the celebrated Moosedung lease for a
mill site on Thief river, in Minnesota.
He states that after the full investiga-
ton he is satisfied that the interior de-
partment has authority to approve the
lease of this property. This is a great
victory for Attorney Kellogg Of Mime
apolis, who represents Ray w. Jones,
lessee of this mill site.
The case has been pending in the de-
partment for six months. It has Gre
ated more than ordinary interest in
both Minnesota, Washington and Mil.
waukee during this time.
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AWFUL HOLOCAUST.
SOMEONE TIPPED OVER A kERO-
SENE LAMP

During q Christmas Entertainment at
Silver Lake, Or. and in tho Excite
ment That Followed Forty-one Persons
Were Either Trampled or Burned to
Death.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or, Dec. 90
News has just reached here that
most horrible holocaust occurred at Sill
yer Lake, Lake county, Or, on Christ
mas eve, in which Al persons were
burned to death and IL badly injured.
3 of whom will die. A large crowd
had assembled in Chrisman Bros hall
to attend Christmas tree festival.
While the festivities were at their
height someone climbed on bench,
from which point he expected to get
better view of what was going on. In
doing so his head struck lamp hang
ing from the ceiling. overturning 1t.
the oil Immediately caught fire, and,
everything in the room being dry and
of an imflammable nature, the room
Soon Was Mass of Flames.
Some one shouted: shut the door
and keep quiet; it can be put out" BY
this time the confusion was so great
that people began scrambling In a wild
endeavor to reach the door. Women
and children were trampled under foot,
md, as there was only one exit to the
hall and the fire being between the
majority of the crowd and the door,
many rushed headlong into the flames.
The Dead Are:
Mrs. John Buick and two children.
Mrs. Owsley and two children,
J. J. Buick and daughter.
Mrs. Smelling.
Mrs. Howard and two children.
w. O. Hearts and wife.
Mrs. Coshow.
Frank West, wife and two children.
Ed Bowen.
Miss McCauley.
Il. j. Labrie and child.
Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. H. r. Abshire.
Frank Horning. -
Mrs. Payne.
Mrs. Nettie Williams and child.
w. Clay Martin and wife.
Robert Small.
Mrs. Ella Ward and child.
Frank Ross, mother and sister.
A child of Roy Ward.
Ira Hamilton.
Mrs. Gus Schroeder and child.
The five injured who are likely to
die are:
Mrs. II. J. Labrie.
Robert Smelling and sister.
Edward Payne and SON.
The news was brought here by stage
from Silver Lake. Only meagre par
ticulars were sent, as the little town is
frenzy of excitement and grief.
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Bulletin Of Mckay & Race,
MASONIC BLOCK GROCERs

We sell Johnsonbs Pure Cider Vim
egar.
We don't keep homemade Mince.
meat but we do sell DoughertA's prepared
mimcemeat, in packages big enough to
make two good pies.
We have for sale pure Buckwheat
Flour and pure Maple Syrup.
We have fine lot of Cabbage, free
from worms and worm dirt, which we offer
at reasonable prices.
A few barrels of York state Apples
of the Baldwin variety are left.
Don't forget us if you want to buy
Crockery or Lamp goods. We can sell you
good goods at cheap prices. Call in and
look over our stock.
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morning. Sena-
tor Fair had been
in poor health for
some time, suffer-
ing from asthma.
A few days ago he
caught cold while
going out in a rain
storm to view
some Of his prop
'ertyimprovements
at North Beach.
The cold settled
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03
H. c.. ACKMANN.
THE LEADING CITY GROCER.
Holiday Goods Now All Arrived

TRIMMINGS
..... for Christmas Trees, of
all kinds.
...... Big assortment of Toy
Dishes.
CHRISTMAS TREES
......A large stock coming.
both large and small
ones. Don't fail to see
them.
FRESH FRUITS
.... Oranges, Pears.
....QuinCes, Apples.
...... Bananas,
.....Concord Grapes.
..... Malaga Grapes.
WE DON'T SELL
...... Daughertys S MinCemeat
but we sell some nice.
clean homemade.
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Minnesota Teachers Adjourn.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 29.-The Minnesota
Teachers association has adjourned.
The last day was spent IN discussing
various topics Of interest in the differ.
emit sections and in the adoption Of res.
olutions. Among these was one favor.
ing the township system in rural COM
munities.
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Fl d, ex-
president of the
Iris h n ational
league, and one OF
the most extensive
railroad contrac-
tors in the coun.
try, died here dur
ing the day. He
had been in poor
health for a couple
Of years and had
pra ctically re.
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Deficit of Five Millions.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The govern.
ment receipts 80 far this month amount
to $21, l22, 962 and the disbursements
&27, 1882, 1888, leaving a deficit for the
month of s., 959, 1911 and for the fiscal
year to date $28, 254, 1858.
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Sold . Bankrupt Stock.

ToMAH, Wis, Dec. 31.-The stock Of
clothing and general merchandise of B.
Wolf, which was covered by judg-
ment Of $1,000, has been sold at United
States marshal's sale at 75H per cent
Of the invoice. The stock brought
nearly 5000, and was bid in by Chi
cago parties.
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DELAVAN HOUSE DESTROYED.

New York's Famous Political Headquar-
tiers Burned to the Ground.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 3l.-The Della
van House, famous as political head
quarters for the past 40 years, has been
totally destroyed by fire. Several per-
sons were fatally injured by jumping
from windows.
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Mrs. Bloolner Dead.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Dec. 31.-Mrs.
D. G. Bloomer died here at the age of
rs years. She has lived with her hus.
band in the same residence Al years.
They celebrated their golden wedding
four years ago. Mrs. Bloomer is a
woman of national repute, being the
originator Of the dress reform which
bears her name.
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TWENTY-FOUR DROWNED.

British Bark OseeO Wrecked on the
Coast of Wales.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-The British bark
Osseo was wrecked off the coast of
Wales and "a of her crew were drowned.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03

We have the finest stock of
Fancy China ever kept before
in the city.
BANQUET LAMPS
......Cheap. 50 to $40 each.
HANGING Lam cS,
......from 81. so to IS each
SMALL LAMPS.
..... of all kinds. Prices low.
JUST RECEIVED,
300 lbs. Christmas Mix
Candy, to be sold cheap.
..... 500 lbs. Mixed Nuts, and
5 bu. Butternuts-SOme-
thing acknowledgements
Chestnuts, Walnuts, etc.
CANDY TOYS
......A large stock.
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Friday, Dec. 20.

Ef108y, DcCs Sos
DIR. Jose Ellauri, formerly president
of Uruguay, is dead.
The cash balance in the treasury at
the close of business Thursday was
$l53, 464, 255; gold reserve, $50, O7O,O12.
About 700 people assembled at Pitts
burg Thursday night to listen to the
speech of the English labor leader,
Burns
The British steamer Abydos is be.
ieved to have foundered off the coast
of the Isle of Man. carrying all on
board down with her.
Secretary Carlisle has issued call
for the United States + per cent bonds
issued to the Central Pacific Railroad
company, due Jan. l6, 1896.
James A. Peak, aged IL, and Mrs.
Mary Cooper, grass widow who has
seen 30 summers, were married at
Goshen, Ind, in spite of the violent op-
position of the boys parents.
Saturday, December 20.
Many Michigan assessors are in hot
water on account of Juggling with real
estate valuations.
Phallas, the celebrated stallion,
owned by ]. L Case, is dead. The
horse had record of 2:l3A.
The treasury cash is $l52, 4OS, SCI, of
which $SS. 500, 638 is gold.
The steamship Lucania took $50, 900
ounces of silver Saturday from New
York.
The United States steamer Yorktown
has arrived at Che-Foo from Yoko-
hama.
The president has approved the act
to establish national military park at
the battlefield of Shiloh.
The United States gunboat Petrol is
icebound at New-Chang, China, and
has been laid up for the winter.
At Hunters Hill, Ala, Ross Mats,
in fit of jealous rage, shot and killed
his fiancee, Lizzie Smith, and COM
mitted suicide.
An opera house to cost $3.50, O0U is to
be erected on the site of the Blaine
residence in Washington in which the
statesman died.
Henry G. Lewis of St. Louis, aged 20,
a student at the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology at Boston, commit
ted suicide by shooting.
Monday, Dec. 81.
w. M. Meter was arrested at Miller,
s. D., charged with attempted train
wrecking.
Lieutenant Colonel Park died at Fort
Omaha from injuries received in run
away accident.
The Colorado Farmers Alliance de-
clared for free silver and currency is
sued by the government alone.
Nearly all the officers of Bay City,
Mich, have been indicted for NAL
feasance in office by the grand jury.
D. L. Banker was arrested at Sioux
City charged with defrauding an A. O.
q. w. lodge at Portland, Or, out OF
$4,000.
Ex-Premier Gladstone celebrated his
85th birthday by uttering q vigorous
! denunciation of Turkish misrule in
| Armenia
The Chicago grand jury refused to
indict Alderman Powers on the charge
Of soliciting q bride to suppress On
ordinance.
The widow Of Charles Albert Feoh.
ter, the celebrated French actor. il
dead. Fechter died in New York,
Aug. :, 1879.
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JOHN FITZGERALD DEAD.

Was at One Time President of the Irish
National League.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec 3l,-HOn. John
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Wednesday, Dec. &c.

Wednesday, Dec IS.
Extensive counterfeiting is being car
ried on in the City of Mexico.
Georgia's race war is ended, and it is
promised that the ringleaders will be
prosecuted.
Count Schouvaloff, late Russian min
lister at Berlin, has been appointed mil
itary governor of Warsaw, succeeding
General Gourko, who resigned Dec l.
An autograph copy of my Country,
IT'S of Thee" has been sent to the
Vatican. DR.. Smith. the author, was a
classmate of Holmes, and is now 81
years old.
The sultan of Turkey refuses to per-
NIT United States consul to investi-
gate the Armenian atrocities, either on
his own account or in conjunction with
the investigating commission of Europe.
The visible supply: Wheat, 1901, 900
bushels, increase S98,OO0; corn, s.
1888, 600 bushels, increase 1,6JS, OOO;
oats, 5000, 900 bushels, increase 1885,
900; rye, 452. 600, increase 1000; barley,
1906, 900 bushels, increase 2OS,OO0.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Tuesday, Dec. 25.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
Boise, ia, at a. M
Lady Henry Grosvenor, wife Of the
second son Of the Duke of Westmins-
ter, is dead.
John Coats and Paul johnson fought
II rounds at Baltimore Christmas
night. johnson was terribly punished.
A private cablegram announces the
death in Tyrol, Austria, Of Rudolph
Nunnemacher. well known banker of
Milwaukee.
The czar has reduced the number of
police charged with the duty Of protect
ing his person, but he has not abolished
the secret police, as rumored.
East-bound shipments last week
amounted to 39,887 tons, against 49,
846 for the preceding week, and 77,O19
for the corresponding week of last
year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03

tired from bust JOHN E. FITZGERALD
ness and was native of Limerick
Ireland,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03

Bowel To Be Knighted.
LONDON, Dec. Silt il stated that
Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, premier of
Canada will be made Il. G. M. G.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-03

FRESH OYSTERS
and fresh Oyster
Crackers.
KENNEDY'S BISCUITS
800. We always have them
fresh, and they ALWAYS
give satisfaction.
WE SELL GROCERIES
las cheap as
anyone
in this city.
WE HAVE VEGETABLES
.....Of all kinds.
GOODS DELIVERED
Free
to any part of;the city.
Respectfully
H. ACKMANN.
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Thursday. Dec. FL.

Fire at Waco, Tex, did $50, 900 dam
age.
Seventeen persons were injured in
the collision Oh the Texas Central near
Waxahachie, Tex.
The cash balance in the treasury at
the close of business Wednesday was
1858, 1877, 154 and the gold reserve 1884,
O69, 651.
Governor Stone of Missouri has
granted Henry Kaiser and Jacob
Heinse, two St. Louis murderers, con-
demned to die Jan. 8, reprieve until
Jan. 81.
A disastrous prairie fire swept over
large area in the southern part Of N
county, O. T., Tuesday. Many farm
ers lost everything, barely escaping
with their families.
A statement of the business of all
lines of the Pennsylvania road east of
Pittsburg and Erie for November, 1894,
as compared with the same month in
1893, shows an increase in the gross
earnings of $175, 704.77.
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JAMES q. FAIR DEAD.
CALIFORNIA; Ex-senator Dies Suddenly Mt
San FraOcisc0.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2Y.-Ex-Sen-
ator James G. Fair died suddenly at
the Lick House at 1890 Saturday
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transfers i'll Real Estate.

HE following transfers in real estate We're
recorded N Waldo county Registry Of Deeds
for the week ending July IL, 1895: Lewis a .
Frohock 81 ais., Lincolnvlle, 70 Morris b
Hall, Everett, Mass, ~ deels) land and
buildings in Lincolnviie Curtis +. Mitch
ell Y nifty, to David F. Nickery, DO. land
and buildings in Unity. Geo. B. Putnam,
Lynn, Mass, to Ella l.. Hail. Belfast; land
in Belfast. Nathaniel Averill's heirs, Frank
fort to Fred n Maddocks, do. land and
buildings in Frankfort. Geo. W. Overlook,
Washington, TO Hiram Bliss, do; land and
buildings in Liberty. Geo. B. Putnam, Lynn,
to Arbella n. Towe. Belfast land in Bel
fast. Frances B. Mcclure, Hallowell, to j.
Q. Whitney, Thorndke Land in Unity. Geo.
T. Putnam, Lynn, to Oliver Anderson, Bel
fast land IN Belfast. Frank G.. Smith, Win
terport to Carrie w Smith ct AL, do land
and buildings in Winterport. Carrie w.
Smith to Frank &. Smith, land and build
ings in Winuerport Il. r. Upham, Wash
ingtou, Ne, To Geo. w. Overlook, do. land
i'll Liberty. J. l.. Rhoa,es, Northport, to
Bradford W. Drlnkwater. do; land in
Northport. Warren A. Bragg, Bangor, To
Ella j. Sparks, Brewer land and buildings
| in lslesboro III. +. Gibson, Montville, to
| Amanda +. Mahoney, Searslnont; land and
| buildings in Montville. Isaac 5. Morse,
Montvile to Mary E. Howard, do. land
and buildings in Montville Susan c. Matll-
ews, Belfast, to Clara A. Morrison, do. land
| and buildings in Belfast. Eliza f. Over
lock, Liberty, to b. p. Uphapl, Washington
land and buildings in Liberty. Lottie A.
Light, by guardian, Liberty, to b. z. Up
ham; land and buildings in Liberty. B. p.
| tpham to Joseph II. Overlook, Liberty
land and buildings in Liberty Hiram NJ.
Twombly, Monroe, to Franklin Chase, do
land in Monroe. Susan NJ. kenney, Frank
fort, to Martin Cuddy, Do; land in Frank
| fort.
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SANbff"lNr' Ile buildings OF NJ i.rFf
s'al'Fs were ei0lfeAS orseF'yei 'N hIr.eag'y
SUNDAY morning. lAe hfe NtsFteH "A tne
stable Iile door, whlnil wa, fastened 9n
the nsiet was found nPrn wren 1Ar iile
was discovered III N +HiYWsed n rranP
slelt therr and might ave thrnwu ua1eil
down before lea INK. Ihe Sf4hr rauraitet
4 tov. tiv4 tons N haY, i tyr bH-5y uHnlnr-
oWS rools, erc. ansi Jilr 7leu lltd tct4 ros,> n
WOOD and All We're burned. Oill Il slua.i
Part of things IN Tho, house was saved Mrs
Staples WAS awaAt.med Inv tine euw n4lflg Il
terrible noise am got ap and Went ta the
barn III h inet hy the smok4 Sha .rs,ekiv
aroused ller iAls};tsld .liid ,ol au,l t.r raAar,
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The Trial Contests of the Valkyrie

La the Mud Hook yacht cluh regatta, SAN
ca NJ Gourock, Scotland ,Jnly XXI, tile Rri-
tannia was an easy winner. Naikyrie iii.
was easily outclassed by | 9TH Britannia And
Ailsa, the latter taking second place Nalky-
RE III. showed a noticeable tenderness, and
with her present rig is w no means the
staunch boat that was expected. The Lon
don Times in commenting on the race said
that until something shall have been done
to Nalkyrie III. it would be sheer madness
to send her To America. She was fairly
beaten by better boats July 9TH the Walk ~
RE beat the Ailsa five minutes III a friendly
match The wind was fresh ana tile sea
smooth Lord DunraNen processes cunti-
deuce IN the Walk yrles abilities. He savs
she WAS designed FIJI Sandy Hook weather.
Ia THE race with the cutters Britannia and
Ailsa July 9TH over the fifty mile course Of
the Royal Clyde Yacht Club fur the Queen l
cup the Nalkyrie iii. demonstrated what
had been conceded Ivy the yachting experts,
that she is a marvel IN light weather. She
beat the Britannia through the smooth sea
and i'll a soutllerly wind that held but that
was of varying force ana never strong, by Is
minutes and % seconds, ela se,l time, and IA
minutes and ~ seconds corrected time. The
Allsa, which received an allowance of ? min
utes and % seconds from the cup challenger,
was defeated by her ~ minutes and II see
onds elapsed time, and l6 minutes and As
seconds corrected time. Twenty-Five miles
Of the course was dead To wndwarl work.
fourteen was with the wind nearly aft, 50
that spinnakers We're used TO advantage,
and fourteen miles was broad reaching The
lightness Of the wind is indicated BY the
average hourly speed Of, the Nalkyrie, which
was about .;' knots.
The Belfast friends of Miss Annette Bean
Hazeltlne, formerly of Searsmont have re-
!. l,, Of l,
Los Angeles, Calf, June 18th, to Mr.. Alfred
Benjamin Patterson. They will reside in
Los Angeles, at 2654 Michigan avenue.
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IS OF THE. Eek.


\. y. has elected George vii
l.u. WHO is the professor Of his
university, as president If that
A The new president i 4 native
Mile, Me, where he was bonn ~
4 He Is fhe eldest son ot Pro-
mud n ~mitl. 80 long Vt the
No department III English litera-
tolby, and now retired Iresi-
HtA was educated at Column elias
tt0te and COLBY. whence lie was
tel in the class II 1883. He was
al principal II the Niscasset High
ln 49, lie graduated from the
aW school. I-atel Ae took a
Ipiaas Hopkins University. He
tiine assistant editor NJ y lazy
he West. X tew gHars a-p he
TsG. professor Nj ulgale.... PLANS
Haat iI tht inHNa ~ta1s eWa
tue Young Nlan christian INV
Mhieh WELT oec}u III N@1vMller
Aas a4t betn definitely deeitiea
it viii probably he Sath Au
l and profitable programme.
1aA .tN.e and ldsMAfeM ,ps ak,V>,
~ .4 ai-.td ia ilie occasion. ~ le
comm iIes y '4e lusine Il'SiAia
''i iiSVa i'l ahA ans al 'if,Hieel7
.ileil aiAAs f@ Sif- l+tliie Nh l'aA-
AA- M ihere h9Ne WIEN iii
Ater}s tiAlA4 ~ Wofk m >afi Y
snd paiia MitA them- litat thty
0iils tAe sqhafest and most ei-
vans n 4tfting "hat tAeN "ant-
4ae ientaeestal eampmeetin- wlll
lJ old 0lehaHa on lniN l3ti'--4th,
@a hrlstlan Alliance campmeetlng
same place nn iuiy -itn August
Ae Salvation Army eampmeetlng
neid there on August l2tl'- l9lli-
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Obituary.

Charles NJ Fernald died at his home in
Iemecula, California, July 4th, after an i'll
ness Of nearly two years. In October, 1898,
ne was very sick with Ia grippe, from the
effects of which he never rallied For the
past year he had been nearly sreechless
and had suffered considerably from heart
troubles, but the end came from hemor-
rhage. Mr.. Fernald was born in Lincoln
VILE, and was the eldest child Of Mrs Susan
and the late Joseph Fernald He was IA
stone cutter by trade and was for several
years foreman of the Bodwell Granite Co Is
works at Ninalhaven. About twenty wears
ago he came 10 Belfast and became associat-
"a with Ills brother James H. Fernad, and
Capt, An. H. Clark i'll the marble business.
The business was afterwards changed, Can't.
Clark continuing the marble business ana
Fernad Brothers going into granite Seven
years ago ne Went to California and bought
a granite quarry, which lie and Ills sons
have since managed, His mother and
brother James alone remain of his father ;
family, and he leaves 4 wife, formerly Liz
1ie Carey If I4lcolnvillc anil two sons Bov
ana Frank. He WAS h man uf Npry eveu
disposition amt was universally liked While
His sterling Integrity ana square dealings
WON THE respect of All those he lntt iii 4 l,tl,i-
ness MAY He WAS \ imelnbrrof Anitv L1.ge
ana iNeN Chapter III NasUns ui Iaul-
den,
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FISH ASpG GAME. The United States Fish
Commission steamer Fish Hawk arrived at
Portland last week from Wood s Holl.
She comes to the Maine coast for the pur
pose of allowing her officers and attaches
an opportunity to study the habits of the
mackerel fishery. She will be on this
coast nearly all summer, and during the
Investigations at various places will make
Portland her headquarters. She is a
handsome steamer of AL tons, 4G feet
long, built in 1879, at Wilmington, Della
ware. The first hearing under the new
Law before Fish commissioners Went
worth. Stanley and Oak, relative to re
strictin9 catches Of fish ia tluimby pond,
kangeleN took place at Rangeley July :.
The decision was that no person shall
Kill, catch, destroy OF carry away more
than u trout and landlocked salmon in
in any one day for four years, from
July 1. 1885. ......At Green Lake Thurs
day some fishermen had great luck. faey
blitca a certain spot in the Lake and
afterwards threw fheif lines there with
lhe result that thirteen landloclScd salmon
were eaptnrcd.... The Penobscot salmon
eatehers lay theI woes to the seal this
year. there's something provoking in
the Seals visit to a Weir. lie neatly
scoops oAt the flesh OF his prey and leaves
the salmon skin floating around to fool
the Weir Owner.
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of the day on which Guiteau shot his
father. Senators Harris of Tennessee,
Jones of Arkansas and Turpie of Indiana
have issued an address in behalf Of the
free coinage Of silver by the United States
without regard to the financial policy Of
the other countries. These gentlemen
are three Of the shining lights Of the
Democratic party.
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Their Third Girl.

BuzzARDs BAY, July Z. AT Gray Gables,
the quiet and picturesque summer home of
President Cleveland, at 80 this afternoon, a
little girl was born unto Mrs. Cleveland.
The other children of the family are Ruth,
aged 4, and Esther, aged 2.