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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
0reosmpoc.

Nberosen arsos al ben ~iorsrsoe rorf lus
tberte airte bauoe 1T aarsmsos / gerssns
Msui0beD, Sup 60, 3. 3ut., 12te- l5oc
ROpembsr 1896. 6sIgsnOs Of &reoiens Bro
tier par %tiliteOe: 6. s.. gueiOe, q. Glatoa, 6.
8. Sirtbat, 6. 2. Rjelua5, s. Il. geosrisn
% z. &islsp. 5ssuosn operUor Qattor
8cinertisn at ben i~orsnsos airt. Os Quitor
8. 6. NsrDis al Sou9s5 SDuob. en- Sci al
Msoet. Iii Acknowledgements i~orslda
IaopcrOen pua Grunolag al sui. %, IL
%. % RonfirmatiOnsn. Get is~rftnGpnte
tutOs oGre iuolsDtt al Quit. z. StartoeOt,
men Do ban par forbinOret fra at ORrs tit
iteoe, blep bet uofsrt al BAT. 8islsO % bet
~iotnGpnts al Qait. !. II. peoerisu.
Ill Gruno for Torbanoliugsrns ON 9aos
oerO.n usOtosss fslseuOe guntt,r /, bOuo Den
er, 2, Oens retts grug Os 3, oens Rptts.
Rriftus tiger, "ostte sr nit 2eseme" %
"oetts sr bet nDs 5~sitameutes Ralt / nit
Blob Seri sr 0aoosroens gGisn uotrDit.
Sisis ariiti Orb tiluOsr ins.n anO.n Gortlus
ring, Tom ben msnnsfsligs GOruuft MATTE
tomme irsm mso. Sc. er ct RGrinesmips
Def, o. for at ben fan Hpoes msO 9slfgn,lis,
maa Der bare 9iO. Zen a~auoslig osos, iout
aaar til altsrs, oil iuu abe os oritte hs til
9onL Wsn or Der 2iu ON eno fun en- Bnift,
buros life Raoperosn %furismmes. Sen sis
Der aruit MOB bet ouos, iom rsrer fig /
D.,,sdsh;srts I'm Oyntsfpf, fluff life
ldoc fe binOrs ira ct upoe bet peo ben uns
oens 5rapGrslis, Os De, iom lille sdar, fulls
life tale ilos ON De, iom guar. Roar De |
bette SilirlOt rOisr fig al i'm 9Ompsbso sr
bet iuasn YOmDsbso.
Nuaaatnos ROniirmatiouen iamtalsoes ON
|, osns @Gi.n, 2, o.ns SiitOris oS 3, oen5
Tptte.
Ronfrmatiousn sr en- SstienOslie os en- Sss
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

%'rrfitlit. Get tr ueast iom zen triint Ilss
utebto bar Ret til at iorptt al fine Wtolrms
rner. STrlig iuE ben irrpt BET for at iuunt
ftsos BEN aogana III 5trres RaoDrr. Ita
brugts ogiad unotr en- sler duotu Germ oo,r
alt 0qiaa ben rtiormris Rirts. Itn bar
oaiaa altio uuotr en- cltr onotu form orrti
brugt, iad BEN bar TN b~itoriis gcr,ftia,iie.
Zen bar I'm ftort gtt8oniua os gslRaurlie
babe for Risisu ! hH Dsi5'n o. for ocu enc
'tltt ptb ben urocrptguirg / RriR~tHoomiuno.
Nab Den oiUtr oto iorbtrtottiu. Sitt altut
Qrtitrn bar NRiudr utro 5tnIDu til bsnns
Gambling men oaiaa De soria, Dt,oIarmtr At
Wtnigb,ocn, irrlis gsrutufs Torutors. Sc
fuie baoOe I Cro o. Girnins orrs mto I
at i~orbsreo, Dem for otuus beilio3liac StunD.
aoutttsu for Srsmmt al erGmanDsBiris
iombto tnotn 9rto'tn opIrit, IN 5uobcr,t,
MING sisunrm otns Tormauo guit. RitIans,
III osnre irsmqit tlanDt anott, a, 2GQmru,
otHt Z. Rjsoua, 9tnnlngieu, Sens 0jlitr "a
a. e. HuOtricu baoOs prr,t t 9iriiombsO.
Eli T,Olsmmtr AT Romitttn oalgtc5 gat.
Jlaioa i~iteotticr Qait. Ritlaas, og 9. pauls
ion i~iteostior Sens 8tirs, bsgGs paa TIE aar.
Qnit. puctos oalgtes i~ittOtiior gat, Gran.
Itou paa Il adr.
! anleoutn9 Al at NANCE al RvtOkns qr,r
tier par iruourenor otptpaes i~slatHos gtilu,'
Tug: areOsmsSet b~cilassr, at iua maug
al Rrtoiens Qrtiter CT iraDGr,uOs. gi baa,
Der for GrcmtiOeu, at iugcu oil uotbtiu. fra
Wsosrne uotn toin9enos RsOoeuoiabsO.
frtmOttes bsilutttOes, at S,irttrr,u fulot
tilfrios Re Qrchsr, iom babe partt irapG'
reuOs | Here pau btnauotn fslgtnbt Wso,r,
opsrbeOiit Dem ON otrss 5orI5mmtlis o. for'
name Dem til 6orbsoriug.
xii GmbtOsmruo for Rrtoitn Dalstts: J..
n. QtOsritn, GormauO, 8. aiclna5, Qic,s
iormano % 9. $. eiri5di Eetrstrr.
Set bsiIuttsoss, at Qaarmsort afborots
@urlanos WeniQbso, Quitor Glaiol5 RuIO,
bUis Wsuigbcocn tr ia titauo til at mootaqs
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

bet. = mooiat Sab op,rtdoss bet til Fors
maHotu at bfitmms Sttoct. Kit Supitor
odIgtts Idftor grsunin8su, oa en- ano,u up'
u1pnuts al formduosu, b0is to 1bemaer
taqts unbtr Bebarotiug.
=suOaaSu Den i5ot Ro0cmb,r forrstttSs
pnftor jlafon O,o afier,t, os praotisu
6otDtts al Eof. Riri5at. limioo,ibart ,'tsr
@uo8tisutts bolotts affsositt
5dorliat gsir og 5srt uor,tttot, at Der bar
lie uoatu tor GilfrsmniHa al W,Hnti,r
III Usott, men bet bar ooa sitsr Cmt1ubigr
b,berut aoot b,isat. 5tt, attut gr,f,rHs,
men osiaa IN 1el eGgmrno tog Bs Sans
faita. Itunt isrtss mto Gio o. paabsrtts,
Icm bet ipnt,s msO 9rttrt5i, ca til Cpbggs
osffe. G 8 Rir'bai, sci.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Serorfaua, Ser.

Gu oa 9rsiosntpal9et er ooer, funDe bet
maoIte interesisrs "Qoitsu"s 2Giere at bsre
liot om, bporoan Ri lepsr bernsos | Sirie.
galsb.retniuser BIZ iss life omtule, oa altins
ait esmoiratif heromiring. Seq perionlis
ftemmeoe for 9almsr os gutfner os MATTE
Islp frioe min Ssopel, Do iss life fanot ncssn
trptt Ballot.
af 2pbeoer fan iss life opoarte uteo fore
Saser. 9i bapOs Yrobibition | Serartarm /
to glor, men her iOrrmeOs iaamauss Slino'
griis, at gsioliniugen bleu tiso at bet, o9
it.mts for geoilins isisn, bet pil tise paa
Serasipen Of gpsn. Ser sr en- Sing, iom
tpnser nit Sisrts, nemlis at ben tiGrs lus
tberits Rirfs life sisr itsrrs anitrsnselier for
at b,pare ifhe 5roesbrsore. Ser er en- bib
Warf for Observation-Disclosures. Sen isnoer
MisionGrer til 3ulu, MuOagasear og ans
ore Stsoer, os linens taber ben tuiinoe az
SrpesfGler Der | 2aHOet, I. Or. Der | 5ers
drtana er piit op.r ct bunorsoe Stanoiuauer,
iom sr opOOrus % cplrrt | ben lutberie Rss
ligion, men ie9 bar lepet Der / oper eleoe Iar
os aloris bert, at no9sn iutberf Brett elsr
MisfonUr bar ~laamegst i0m prsOst paa at
~fOripnOe SUBS Orb for os. Geisen CT, at De
ptuoer fig til andre airieiamiunO, bpor De
bar 9tiliabso til at bsre oct iirre guotab
fra Simmslen, MetbOoiter, gaptiiter, Gpiss
copaier % 9resbptsrianers er altior GLADE
psD at fda oisie iuolemmeDe / peres Samfunp.
Qaa nosle Steosr er Der Ell orosntlis Rappes
ftriD imsllsm uGoute airisr for al is, busm
tan fang. be feite. Scr er en- fem a Ter Sus
fnos Qerss 2ano fra ire til isr Wil fra Bpm
tilialss, Os isa Rufbs snfe Of ret mango
etanbinaper pilSs iOmme % tass goprl Der;
tbi stanoinaosr CT I almiuotftsbso soos
poran,. Setts sfubsmaal 'aar be ooeralt
Rasmus 0sttrion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
NJ, bus, VI ont.

Sommcrsn .r icrbt, % 9iuteren uso fin
garfbeo, 6rot Os aulos Cs Sue sisr 3iosn
long. ) Gage, iom ri MI bar, bsbsper Ut
en- eoo Sen, iom pil unosrrttte os ON fors
Fitlise 0Dbtotr fra ane Banter. Gn iaaDnn
Ben er netop "5etorab: QOtsu." Zen toms
mer bib til mig os muns. iIsre bsruOe / Mous
tana.
Sommsrsn sr MI forti; ben bar fort, os
6siten bar tolD meo Reon, Stub os 6roit.
gi baooe 6rpit | September, iuu oopeiaser
IRIS for mango, os M er Der Sne o9 6roit
/ GpsrTlob. Sois @intsrsn bsspnOer M %
pil SsoOare, bliucr bet NOT IN baaro @inter
for mango. 5. 8. g9iet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
2tSfeton, e. ..

Mso bet famine ies inDisnoer Detailing for
glaoet, oil iss osiua iigs liot ON Dor file
gD, iom bleo plantst Der for fun fire Gar
foen; oens Naun er Sigieton; ben sr beltgs
asuoe peD en- 8ren af g., W. & 81. y. gausn
miot inpc paa ben t~iolisere i~noianifs Stsies
ton 3eierpdtior. SDen bar 5 8rocsrp
Stores, 2 6arOipurs Stores, ct Srusitors,
9Oitbug, 10 5rpttsrisr, 4 Reitaurantsr, to
Salconer, 3 0oteuer, ! Miuinerp Shop, 2
9umber 0aros, 8 GlcoatOrer 4 6lOurmsue,
| Stolsbus Oe en- 9~sisitulo, l Gourtbus, 2
Smepeibop. 9s~ioltntnssn berrunot beftaar
for bet meite ai StanoinaOsr % en- Del Sps
Fsrs. gt bar MI alt faast fsle 9interen meo
iulDt alpor. Ser sr Omtrent 4 Sommer
Sue. $. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

ess. Ia 9onootri Fulot oi oeiad iaa, men
BET git oesparr, ben Bel, Tom Ssnsn ~ipurier,
ioet De bsspnot. mtb ii CONS Rsr, men TONNE
nto til 100 Ooh bltp Waainen uflar, % oa
gpsn life bapot Raao III at i~ortirtt, grbti,
bet, iaa ftranotot oermso bet belle. vi bar
tnssn Saloouer her, men at Der life iiuoes
glinosriis. BET bill ReoFripsrcn life merge
paa. Spuo gsir os 9iuo ansaar, iau bar
bet biotil prr.t bra. 8i bar bupt ortirina
6 CONNER Srs, men ben er for long. iiosn
p0f, % Sarmsren bolosr enonu paa lomm.
StsOer meo at buff. 1T Corn, buorai lbs
bpttst er SpOt, m.n griisu sr liosn.
On Biting.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Netptftau 0ropc, Vet.

Seq bar MI left Gerss 8lao | ca. 6 Maas
reOer os .r oel %tilircOs, men "slrnen" iirrs
oelesbso. Seq CT nemli8 en- iOris 8omanlrs
Ter os sr oite messt ~nrserlis Ouer at MATTE
bent. en- bel llse, fsr ies after Tan ioropbs
mig / bets Spaltcr.
vi bar iaar soot Nolius, - Wais sos
guibels pr. acre % Sbeoen par oSlaa COB.
Sapren par let; men bsore eno intet.
Or. 90.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
Fort Mdnfont. u. Ndf.

"a bet cr lrnge fotn leg iua nosst | "pos
htu' berira, iuu oiI leo beot ON pIaOs. Ser
car IGOR lie nogtn for golius. gtsn enooa
iaa 'rcr isg b, Feite ituar fig beDre / 6sit,
Sd De bar iau.t b.Or. priier for, bpuS be bar
bart at irla,.
gtnttrcn tcm tiolis % uosnt.t | Sst os
M hdr ri iua for Sus, at ri life bar bapt
stn Itsrre Yaa mango @ar. 8. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
4elano, Al.

0iRnof er Der mango, Tom LATER 'Ssesrab'
got.n,. men bet bsrr bog til eisISsnbsosn
at 70 nosst bsrira. Dor Sp sr ct frsS.ltst
etsb paa oits hunbrsps anpbpsssre, for bet
m.Hs eianbinaoG, % forIsem Oar baoSt si
en- rtstis .eoom,. tbst mauss eufs bIsp bss'
osbs % andre Surpsossnmts, bl. q. tlsftrtS
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
a%orreiponbance.

,,.,- r,cr warr 60 sfrrh m'fs v
N, tf mr. ~, en0dra al.rnsmlrhs.'
q rrrrt ri isbIips %rfefitlia 'crt. nss'
orin,r .,,,ursrSe aOrIsfpOHosu' snl'sr pei, NC"
ftit i'''' -. r,oa laps g,apRti % Asrtsieh.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

rAa ~ NIT Fon DIET, men sporS ain Apoteka
l EjebmAnd ellsr Fabo, com bar brngt Warmers
whiys Wine Of Tar syrup"j Dc VII fortlIs az. dss -
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11
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+ en- ion
|rning, al
|soioses al
|Srrito6iE.
FOS mong
|PO, ct on.,
| frsmbrir.
me N.rOs.
| GrunbLo.
g}srodo.
| u8tAigs
| tnotrebu
Pre- SnS.
b fabais.
L fgIssna
az eps,
Frsot 70, |
|loterafa |
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be behtnh. |
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roots met |
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npQnas,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-11

900 FULTON a., dbieaao, 5u., u. q. u.
BIgr @ir o. BIZ ttH.~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from The North East
South and West.

The authorities of United States of Co
lombia at Panama have seized a lsrg,
quantity of ice which had been inportet
into Colombia by the Panama Railroad
Company, for the use of the employees o.
fhe road.
A committee has been formed at Con
'tantiuople under the presidency of tt,
sultan for the relief Of the sufferers il,
Anatoiia Assistance will be rendered t,
81 persons in need of it no matter wha1
their religion may be.
The libel salt of Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar
# Lafayette, Ind, against Congressma,
Elijah y. Morse. will be carried 10 tn,
United States court Of appeals Thu
Massachusetts, suprt me court recently de
idcd in favor Of the defendant
Mayor Broatch of omaha Nch., Tridav
directed the assistant city attorney to pre-
care complaint against Henry Bolin az
city treasurer. charging him with embezzle.
ment. Bolin has been arrested. Tn,
amount Of the defalca'io ion is Sis. 600.
Five business houses at Hamilton.
J., were burned, early Friday morning.
Nothing was saved from the stores. ant
people sleeping in the burning building,
barely escaped In their night clothes TIL.
'oss on the buildings is estimated at
$40, 900, partly covered by Insurance.
Honolulu advices dated Jan. 2 saws
"On New Years morning the eight re
naming political prisoners, Guillick
seward Rowles, Wilcox Wise and tbre,
other natives, were released from prison.
Letters to the Executive from each of tn,
men earnestly expressed sense of their
error and promised loyal support to the
government.
In an early morning fire in an ancient.
half-tumbled down dwelling at IL Pink
ham court, Lynn. Mess, Friday, one
woman, hose Lahore, 81 years Of age. wa,
burned to IA crisp, be husband, Charlie, :
Lamore, 81 years, was badly burned ahout
the head and arms. his son, Charles r
Lahore, was burned about the legs, and
the letters wife. Annie I.omore. VS.,
horribly burned from the waist down with
bad burns upon the br.ast and n cut uron
tn head. She is not expected to live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11
ANOTHER GONE WRONG.
Man in Whom Prominent New Workers Inter
ested Themselves. in Trouble.

New York. Ian. ln.-Theoslore F. Nc
Donald. clerk To the court of special ses
Sions. rendered his res guatiou To the board
Of justices, a week ago. and toni ht, they
accepted 1t, and caused his arrest on o
charge of grand larceny in the second de
gree, and committed BIN 70 the Tomhs.
Mcdonald was appointed clerk upon the
recommendation of Chauncey NJ Depew
and Commissioner of Public Works
Brookfeld, and it is alleged that even
GOV. Morton interested himself in the ap
Dointment. He was formerly district at
,orney at Binghamton. n. y.
The complainant against Mcdonald il
Justice Hinsdale, and the specific charge is
the theft of 500 His speculstions exceed
$1,000. Justice jerome stated that he has
McBonald's acknow Judgment to con
siderable shortage in his accounts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11
A TALE OF THE SEA.
Nine Men Perish on Steamer from
Cold and Privation.
Particulars Of Loss Of Steamer Ealing on
Nova Scotia Coast.

Halifax, n. s., Jan. ia boat from
the steamer Ealing, which recently went
ashore on Greene Island, Isaacs Harbor,
Nova Scotia reached Canso mt 3 o'clock,
today There were nine men in the boat
which was in charge of Second Officer
Thomas. All were thoroughly exhausted
and badly frost bitten.
They had Il terrible experience Nine
shipmates, including the captain, died Of
cold and exhaustion and their bodies were
thrown overheard. The survivors are in
such an exhausted condition that they
cannot tell when their mates died. They
say two boats were left stranded by the
ship at p. NJ on the 9Th
One boat contained the first officer and
eight men As nothing has been heard
from them all hands have probably
persisted The other boat, which arrived
at Canso, today, in charge of the captain.
originally contained IS men. Nine died
as related above,
Second Officer Thomas tells the following
story: The boat, after leaving the
steamer tIied to make Green Island, as
the lights were plainly seen. They could
not make the sails work and were driven
80 miles to sea The wind changed, blow
ing from the eastward. By this means
the boat was enabled to reach Canso. Had
it not been for the bravery and splendid
work of the sailors, We would never have
reached land. The sea going qualities of
tha lifeboat proved fi5st-class. When the
boat pushed off from the Ealing it had but Il
dozen biscuits and barrel of water. : he
latter frozc so the men were compelled to
live on the ice.
The survivors are: Thomas seer nd
officer; Edgar Wilkinson, Noah Gudder,
john Peterson, Henry Noble. James
Baker, T. E. Obansen, William Hagger
Fred Liudepgren.
second Officer Thomas hands and feet
are badly frostbitten. The collector of
customs is looking after the men and
e,crytEing possible is being done for
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11

In The Beainninq

OF new year, when the winter season of
close confinement is only half gone
many find that their health begins
to break down, that the least exposure
threatens sick ness. 1t is then rs well
as atall other times, and with people
even in good health that the following
facts should be remembered, namely:
that Hoods Sarsaparila leads every
thing in the way of medicines; that
1t accompanies the greatest cures in the
world; has the largest sala in the world.
and requires the largest building in the
world devoted exclusively to the prepare.
ton OF the proprietary medicine Does
not this conclusively prove, if you are
sick, that Hood j Sarsaparilla is the med
icne for you to take9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11

brightest a:ad fullest of promise! They are
taken away by the disease which causes
over one sixth Of all the deaths in the
world-the disease which doctors call con-
sumption. Consumption has been consid-
cred incurable, and the medical profession
has never made greater mistake than this.
There is absolutely no reason in the world
why consumption should be fatal why it
should be even serious. 1t is disease of
the blood, and can be Cured absolutely and
always by purifying and enriching the
blood The only exception to this is the
case where the disease has been neglected
and improperly treated until it Is stronger
than the body-until the body has become
SO weak as to have lost the ability to recu-
perate. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will cure oS per cent of all cases of
consumption if used according to direc-
lions. It also cures all lingering coughs,
bronchial and throat affections There
is no reason why the child of consump-
tive parents need ever have consump-
ton if its blood and lungs are strength
ened by the proper use of the Discov-
cry" All who have any reason to fear
consumption, should read the chapters ON
that disease in DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. This great medical work
OF 1908 pages, profusely illustrated, has
reached sale of over &c. 900 copies. It
will be sent free of charge on receipt Of II
one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing
only. Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso.
Grafton. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11
ONE WORD IN TIME.
Is Better Than Two Afterwards
A Chance to Profit bya Boston
Mans Experience.
(From the Boston Herald.)

(From the Boston Herald)
It's a strange thing how people will
put away an opportunity until too
late; It's only little things that 20 to
make up our every day existence; the
trouble is we don't pay sufficient at
tention TO them. "A wink to the wise
may be sufficient but sometimes we
don't get that wink and we are not
ache is Il little thing. Sometimes it
comes after hard days work, or IL
slight cold 1t will pass off, you say !;
it's only the result of overtaxing my
back. This is where you are wrong.
1t isn't the fault Of your back, but
your kidneys The exertion or strain
ing has interfered with their delicate
mechanism. You call it backache,
but it really is kidney ache. If the
kidneys are not relieved, chronic dis
orders set in, and this is where the
little thing should not he passed
over. A Boston man has learned to
appreciate what delay means. We
refer to j. H. Mathews who resides
at No. 4 Garland St. This is how he
speaks abopt it: "Some eight years
ago | had bad fall which rendered
my back lama and sore. | was not
surprised at this, as my accident was
bad one but as time went on my
back did not appear to improve, and
| wondered at If. ! never seemed to
get perfectly well 1t would hurt me
to stoop over or lift anything heavy.
| suffered with duh headaches; colds,
drafts, and even dampness had i'm
mediate effect on my back. / was
always looking for a remedy for my
ills. At last / found it, got box
of poan's Kidney Pills at Bradhurys
Drug store. on Washington ST. They
were highly recommended. and | be-
gan their USE at once Their action
was like unto magic. and day by
day the pain began to lessen in my
back. | am glad TO give the public
the benefit Of my experience. Doan's
Kidney Pills are an excellent medicine,
and strike right at the point of kid
ney troubles.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers, price 90 cents, mailed by
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y
sole agents for the United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11
NE PREDICTS PEACE.
Well Posted South African Pfopheses Union
OF Transvaal and Cape Colony

London. Jan. 1O.-In an interview or
the 'fransvaal situation, today. j. Is. Rob
insoo, the richest Of the South african
millionaircs the largest employer Of labor
in the RAND, and half owner Of the yacht
Nalkyrlc III, said that the question OF
granting the franchise to the Citlanders
was tbs only knotty point.
He was thoroughly conversant with
President Kruger : views on the subject.
In a recent conversation between Mr..
Robinson and President Kruger, the lat
tor said
II | give franchise to foreigners ! may
rs well haul down the Trsnsvaal flag.
Mr.. Robinson nevertheless believes tha.
the modified franchise will be given tbs
uitlanders. He claims to know that tn
visit TO Berlin OF DR. Leyds, secretary Of
state OF the Trausvaal, WAS solely for thi
purpose Of consulting an cculist.
Mr.. Robinson predicts that in the futuri
harmony will prevail bet Tecn the EnRlisl
and the Roers, resulting in the federation
ii the Transvaal and Cape Colony.
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A NEW CABINET
Formed al Cape Town by ST. J. Gordo'
Sprisg, New Prime Minister.

London, Jan. i0.-Au official dispatci
form Cape Town states that n new minis
try has been formed by sir j Gordoi
-prigg, who succeeded Hon. Cecil Rhode
~ prime minister. The new cabinet i,
composed a. follows;
ATTORNEY general, Sir Thomas Uping
ton; commissioner Of public works, 81
James Sivewright; secretary Of sR.icul-
turc, Hon. p. II. faure; colonial sccre
tary, Mr. Tewater.
Mr.. Faurc was colonial secretary IN ttt
Rhode, cabinet. The prime minister re
3eives no salary. Each Of the other minis
tiers receives $500 year.
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INTENDED NO SLUR.
The Kaiser Offers His Hands TO His
English Cousins.
Had No Intention OF Wounding the Dignity OF
Great Britain.

Lo ldop, Jan. 10.-The Telegraph pub
fishes dispatch from Berlin stating that
Emperor William received by special
messenger, Jan s, an autograph letter
from Queen Victoria. The Emperor :
reply Is now in the Queens hands.
Ii Is understood that the Emperor re
marked to his encourage that he believed
able.
The writer of the dispatch atlirms that
the letters referred to the political situa-
tion and His Majesty in reply, IN brief,
general terms, proffercd his hand 10 the
English people.
The letter, it Is said. confirms the as
snrances given by the German ministers
that the Emperor had no intention of cast
ing slur On the dignity OF England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-11
S24.3OO DEDUCTED.
Even Now Baih Iron Works Can't Get Pay for
the Katahdin.

q, Washington, Jan. 10,-The board of the
bureau officers appointed to ascertain the
,.ondition OF the ram katahdin for accept
auce, made it's report to Secretary Herbert,
this afternoon.
Ths board recommends that $4,000 be
retained from the contract price OF $780,
Uu0.. AZ q penalty for overweight in ma
chinery, and that about $50, 900, inclusive
OF this sum, be retained by the govern
ment to csver the cost of putting the
finishing touches to the craft. The repairs
will be made at the Brooklyn navy yard.
The Bath Iron Works will receive at
once 500, 00n, minus the sum to be held
for three months, as collateral for any re-
pairs that may bs found necessary in that
time, provided the workmanship of the
contractors is deemed to be at fault.
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GOVERNOR BRADLEY
Gives Good Advice to the Good
People of Kentucky.
His Message. II Needed. Will So,n Put State
in Better Condition.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. l0.-Governor
Bradley's message WAS read in the House,
today. 1t condemns mob law, and asks
for the passage of laws imposing rigid
penalties.
1t asks for the passage of laws imposing
severe penalties for the violation of the
election rules, and that foreign corpora
tions be compelled to organize under tbs
laws OF this state before allowed to do
business here.
1T estimates an increased deficit in the
state treasury next June. and proposes 3
cut ia the salaries of state officials and an
Increase of license fees OF all kinds to
replenish the treasury