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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
1T IS DEAD.
Cameron Resolution Killed by -.
Ill rotary Olney.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. Ex-senator
Cameron's Cuban independence resolution,
foredoomed to failure by the announcement
of Secretary Oney which the president. has
approved, and by the increasing opposition
In both Houses, was reported by the Penn
syivana senator, on behalf OF the foreign re-
intions committee. in the Senate, accom-
panied by u report prepared by Henry iams
tn historian and by supplemental report
prepared BY senator Morgan for himself and
senator Mills. There was no debate upon
1t. and there will he none until after the
holidays. Senator Cameron simply asking
that il lie over until the renssembiing. Jan.
>, when We will have to fight FOR consider
alton, with littl2 hope Of ever bringing the
resolution to n vote and no hope that it
would pass the House il II should pass III"
Senate.
- her members If the foreign relations
committee wer" willing To admit, privately,
that the Cameron resolution would never
pass in either House. and. except for pur-
poses OF debate, was rs good as dead when
it was born. Secretary o!ney killed It with
his statement
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Ham mers.

Hammers arc represented OH the
monuments of Egypt, twenty centur-
les before our err. They greatly re-
sembled the hammer now in use save
that there we're no claws on The back
for the extraction of nails. The first
hammer was undoubtedly a stone held
in the hand. Uaw hammer, were iu-
vented some time during the middle
ages. Illuminated manuscripts of the
eleventh century represent carpenters
with claw hammers. Ham mers are of
all sizes, from tho dainty instruments
used by the jeweler, which weigh less
than half an ounce, to the gigantic
tifty-ton hammer OF shipbuilding es-
attachments, some of which weigh as
much us fifty tons and bavo n falling
force of from ninety to 100. Every
trade has its own hammer and its own
way of using it.
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SOME PRECEDENTS.
Interesting Cases In support OF
Secretary'S Position.

WASHINGTON u. C.. Dee. 2i-Secretary
Olney's private advices from Minister Tay-
lor as the feeling excited in Madrid by the
action Of the foreign relations committee.
which had much to do with the action Of the
secretary, were confirmed in the newspaper
dispatches. which justified to some in Con-
gress who had objected.
Some OF the International experts Of the
state department have been searching the
files for something which will bear directly
upon the question, as to where tho right OF
recognition Of new government rests. A
letter of instructions sent by Secretary Sew
ard TO Mr.. Dayton Mt Paris, In 1864, Is per-
haps the most clearly worded excerpt.
There are some very interesting presidents
citable In support Of Secretary Olney's con-
lsntlon. their applicability being dependent
however. on the constitutional stipulations
rs to the powers of Congress contained in
art. !, see. g. and AS to tho executive an-
thority in art. =, sec. ,.
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THREE SISTERS PERISH.
Burned to Death in Their Home in
NewpOrt, II. I.

NEWPORT, II. l., Dec. 24-Eliza Ann,
Martha, and Charlotte Wilbour. aged respec-
lively 80, SO and So years. were burned to
death in their home on Spring street. After
the firemen had extinguished the flames and
removed the bodies from the house, q ser
want girl was found asleep in the attic, but
she was not seriously affected by the smoke.
The older sister was an invalid and the
younger one was apparently bathing her
with achol, which was In some way ignited
and set their clothing on fire. One of them
rushed into another room where the third
sister was abed and set the bed aflre.
Passers-by saw the smoke and gave the
alarm. The doors were burst open, but
when the fremen reached the bodies they
were ifeless. The sisters were daughters Of
Norton Wilbour, who was years ago one OF
Newport's most prominent traders, and they
were all that were left OF the family.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
UNION LABEL LEAGUE.
Federation Delegates plan to Heir
Labelled Goods,

CINCINNATI, o.. Dec. - At the session
of the American Federation of Labor the
subject of immigration will be considered.
The majority Of the delegates from New
England are opposed to any further restric-
ton. The conference Of the delegates from
the organizations which have trade labels
was held and organized II national label
league to increase the sale of union label
goods, and permanent officers will be
selected.
A number of meetings We're held. among
them being one of the bakers. which was adj
dressed by President GOmpers General Sec
rotary Wisemau OF the bakers. GENERAL Sccre-
tary Bcch,oli of the brewers and L. }. Me-
CURE Of the carpenters. Presi lent Harry
Lloyd and General Secretary McGuire also
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20 PERCENT FOR CREDITORS.
Admini.t Of Chas. ii. foIsOIu's
Estate Settles His Account.

EXETEn. \. H.. Dee. 23--The admins
traitor Of that portion of the rstat" of tho
late Sclectman Charles E.Fols0m Of Epping.
exempt from assignment, has settled his a.
count. He had collected uA VIE insurance.
policies payahi" to the .-lat" @i.SJ2 o. near
~ his entire r"ceipt-, and tho balance ut
settlement was S4.G31.S3, which the Judge Of
probate decrecd shonId b. paid To- the as
signrc Of Folsom's estate.
Sixty days are allowed for the Iiling If ap-
peals. and the admini-tra or Viii then make
Immediate payment 10 the assignee, who
already has an available balance vi $1,000.
Folsom : creditors will consequently r"'"ire
20 per cent of thar claims
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coffee. 1t would no longer supply them with
the finer grades of sugar. This information
was sent to the Arbuckles, and they made
the announcement that they would meet
this attempt at boycotting by providing
sugar five per cent lower than the trust )
prices to those dealers who were affected by
the trusts orders.
This opened up hostilities in earnest. and
the Arbuckle refinery has been working
night and day in order to fill orders. They
say. however. that the competition has also
increased the sale of their coffee, SO they
have every reason to feel content.
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Wevler In the Field.

HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. "a - Capt. Gen.
Weyler, accompanied by his staff and his
son, Don Fernando weyler, who recently
arrived In Cuba from Spain, left Havana on
board the transport Legaxpi, proceeded di-
rectly to Mariel, at which place he arrived
at Q. m. Gen. Weyler was received at
Mariel by Gen. Arolas, and proceeded to the
field Of military operations.
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Fear They Will Starve.

DENVER, Col, Dec. A-Nearly 1000 men
gathered in Coliseum hall for the purpose
Of petitioning the city, county and state to
furnish them with work. so that their fam
lilies may not starve during the winter. 1t
was, in measure, protest against the In
activity OF the officials who have allowed
costly improvements to go by default. while
thousands of men AMI boys were unable to
earn sufficient t" keep body an't soul to-
gether.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

ic. IL HAS opened
my eyes, and told
me that there is n
remedy for suffer-
ing women. There
is no need for
y women to suf-
fer, if they will
\ only take Lydia
! Il. Pinkham's
Negeta BILE Com
pound. l suf-
fered for years
J with painful
menStruatiOn,
thinking there
'as no remedy for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
FIGHTING THE SUGAR TRUST.
Big Combination Goes Into Coffee
Trade and Coffee Men Into sugar.

Trade ana COneC Men into sugar.
NEW YORK, Dee. 2l--Therc is every indt-
cation that the sugar trust has stirred up an
opponent which may cause 1t great deal
OF trouble. 1t will be fight between two
great corporations, however, and as the
price to consumers will be reduced for Il
time the public will be benefited, temporari-
ly, at least.
Tho American Sugar Refining Company
has bought out the Woolson Spice and Pack
ing Company OF Toledo, y. This corpora
ton has q large business in the roasting,
grinding and the packing of coffee for the
retail market. 1t is said to control most of
the western business of this sort, while the
Arbuckle Bros. of Brooklyn have the control
of almost all Of the same trade east of the
Ohio river and through New England. The
Arbuckle Bros. have entered into direct COM
petition with tho sugar trust by the erection
OF refinery of small capacity in Brooklyn.
The rei.neries company early last week
sent word to retail dealers in roundabout
way that II they handled any OF the Arbuckle
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
New CHILEAN Claims Commission

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dee. 24-Ex-Repre-
sentative John Goode of Virginia, Senior Don
Domingo Cana, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary Of Chilli to the
United States. and J. b. Pi0da. envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary OF
Switzerland to the United States, will form
the new CHILEAN claims commission, II the
convention agreed upon by Secretary Olney
and Minister Cana is approved by the latter s
lOYernment.
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INDIANS OF MAINE.
The Passamaquoddy Tribe Has Felt
the Business Depression.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nee. CSC. A. Rolf.
agent Of toe Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians,
submitted his annual report to the governor
and council recently. II shows that the ar-
priations for the tribe amounted to $500
disbursements. SS.i6S. the amount over
drawn, s42s, having been unavoidable. IA"
Indians having felt the business drprt 'sion.
The tribe now numbers Az members.
Dec. I, 1895. there were 400. DARN; the
year there have been ~ deaths and L births.
There have been five cases of CONSUMPTION.
and many have scrofula. Good work la.
been done Mt the schools. % scholar bcin.
registered. Good crops have been raised.
An annual a. 'or the "eNt
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Ouceu of Revenue Marine,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee. q The
queen of the revenue marine wa sicccsS-
fully launched at Cramps shipynrd taking
its initial bath in the semi-snt waters of the
Delaware. The boat will be officially
known as revenue cutter No. 3, and was
christened .IIugh McCulloch' Mt the hands
of little Miss Helen Shoemaker Two months
from now the Hugh McCuloch will be ready
to assume her proper position as a terror Of
the san-to seal pOachers.
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500 Reward. 800.

The readers Of this paper will DO pleased To
learn that there Is NJ least one dreaded disease
that sc cHce Las Leon able 10 cure III all its
stages, and that is G.. urrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is tho only positive Curc now known 10
hcmedicai fraternity. tHtarrh beinga const l.
tultnnal distasr, iequrrs constitutional
ually, acting directly upon tue blood aud m,l-
Chus surfaces Of the sl stc-n, thereby destroy.
ing the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by huiiding up the con.
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietcrs have so much faith in
Its curative powers that The! offer Ono Hun.
dred Dollars for any case ihtt it fails to cure.
Send Tor list of testimonials. Address
f.. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7jc.
Halls Family Pins are the est.
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Admission From CanOyas.

MADRID, Spain, Dec. 23-In an interview
published here, ex-Prime Minister Sagasta
says he considers that the conduct OF the
United States makes difficult the task OF the
Spanish parties and statesmen who are most
willing to satisfy the aspirations OF the col
onies. Prime Minister Canovas admits that
President Cleveland and Secretary Olney
have always done their best to preserve cor
diality between the two nations.
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Owed the Bank S5OO,OOO.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec, 2l-The American
brewing, mailing and elevator company,
the George A. Weiss mating and elevator
company and George A. Weiss. son-in- law
of Pres. SCHNEIDER Of the National bank OF
Illinois. has assigned. The two companies
were borrowers from the bank and were in
debted to 1t to the amount of = iO6, 600.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

Pmkham, at IL
Mass, as she hi
ever proved
their most ac-
curate adviser,
and knowing
that their
latfa,.s 1y,ll IN =,
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ASKING QUESTIONS.
lT is A WOMAN'S PREROGATlVE
AND SHE USES 1T.

Timely Questions and Prompt Answers
Have Resulted In Great Satisfaction to
Many Wolnen
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He Wanted to Die.

LEWISTON. Me-. Dee. 2i-Ernest Rowe,
the yard salesman n. the Jordan Frost Com
pany lumber MILL attempted suicide at the
company's Office. When the bookeepcr came
In at seven h. found Mr.. Rove lying on the
floor and bleeding from cut in his throat
which he had inflicted with his pocket knife.
He said that he wanted to die.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
Strike Threatened.

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. N-The conductors
and motormen OF the West end street rail-
way company held important meetings up
on all divisions of the road. The emplo, es
want an agreement with the company for
the year 1897. regulating the hours of labor,
wages and other conditions and unless they
are granted they will strike.
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Doors will Not Open

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. 23-The National Bank
of Illinois has been suspended by the clear.
ing house. 1t is said the hank will not open
its doors again. One or two state street
stores are known to be heavy depositors in
the bank. George Schneider is its presi-
dent
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Warrants Sworn Out.

CHICAGO, H., Dee. 24--Warrants were
sworn out for the arrest of f. s. Dreyer and
Robert Berger of the banking firm OF +. =.
Dreyer 4 Co. which failed here. The war
rants charge the bankers with the violation
OF the banking law of Illinois. 10y receiving
deposits after the institution was insoiv"nt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are improved
moro by the pleasant Syrup OF Figs, when in
need of the laxative effect of gcntle remedy
than by any other. and that il is more accept.
able 10 them. Children enjoy ii and it benefits
them. Tho true remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Is
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

In Norway there is one telephone
to every IA inhabitants, in Sweden to
l47, Switzerland 172, Germany 449,
Great Britain 636, Belgium 700,
France 1,432, Spain l,6lS, Austria
1,64O, Itlv $3.50, Hungary $3.50,
Russia Is, 102.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26
OLNEY'S POSITION.
1t is Sustained With Approval
of Cleveland.
PrecedeRts Confirm the Content ion
That Admini,tration Is Correct.

WASHINGTON. u. C., lie. 2i--prcSident
Cleveland. fully Endorses the position an
nounced by Mr.. olney when he declared
that the recognizing of n foreign state Is cN-
clusive!y an exer,ltiva function. Mr.. Oiney
made his statement without consultation
with the president, and took the preca,!tion
10 say that it wi- his own views that he was
expressing.
He had frequently discussed with tho
president the question rs to the right
OF the legislative branch OF the govern
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BIG DEAL IN TIMBER LAND.
Ellsworth, Me. Syndicate Purchases
a Township Covered With Spruce.

BANGOR. Me-, Dec. 24-The most import
ant deal in Maine timber lands for long
time has just been reported. An Ellsworth
syndicate, composed of MIR. +. II. Greeley
and others, including, it is said, Senator
Hale, has purchased township four, range
H. situated ON the North branch of the Pen
obscot, near where it joins the South branch
and the Mulheudus stream. Some months
ago the syndicate purchased all of the town
ship except the interest held by the heirs of
G. G. Stems Of this city. Now they have
purchased the aterns interest.
This township is joined by pittston, and
con aims a fine growth of spruce. These is
iii operation of 100000 feet of lumber now
going on there. and the lumber can he
landed in either the Kenncbec or the Pcnoh-
ri
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MOUNT LAKE FARM"
Frank g. Miles country seat at Londonderry, Vermont

under Jne management OF pr. George Paine
of Boston. and on receiving great benefit
Mr.. Miles decided to establish home IN
that vicinity. He purchased this farm OF
one Faulkner, and began Immediately to re-
build and beautify the place.
1t is located in one of the most beautiful
spots in town. overlooking vast amount Of
Vermont territory, and since he has began
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Has a Farm in Vermont

CHESTER, VT, Dec. "a. Frank @. Miles
has been frequent visitor hero for the past
two years, coming from Boston to his farm
located IL miles from this village in the town
of Londonderry, where he had laid out n
large amount OF money. The farm contains
about 500 acres, with excellent buildings
thereon.
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Several Cars Sna shed.

LEWISTON. Me-. Dec. 23-The worst nc
cident on the Island Pond division of the
Grand Trunk road in many years occurred
/ and 1-2 miles east of panvillo Junction
about o'clock in the morning. Train No.
II, leaving Portland at no ana reaching
here about $40, left the rails and went
down an cmbankmcnt 80 feet high, smashing
the cars to slivers and severely injuring II
men. No lives were l3st, however.
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FLAT CARS DEMOLISHED.
Attempt 10 Wreck II Freight Train
at Milford, y. ~.

MILFORD. n. H., Dee. 24.It 1925 II. M.
n freight train over tn" Milford branch of
the Fitchbrug railroad was wrecked here.
Some unknown person changed the switch,
at Daniel : granite works after this train
went out at $40. and on its return trip tho
train of four ears was thrown on siding,
striking empty Nat ears, demolishiug three
and damaging others. \ wrecking train
from Boston cleared the track. A deliberate
attempt to wreck the train is apparent No
one WAS hurt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

! could not get along without Piso's Cure
Cor Consumption. II ALWAYS cures. - AIR.
f.. &. MoUITON, Necdham, Mass, Oct -, ~.
Ifaiiicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggist sell at per bottle
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mant to control the action Of
the president In foreign affairs. and
was therefore thoroughly familiar with
the views OF his chief. He consequently
had no misgivings as to how the president
would regard his action. He had u consul
tation with the president. and the statement
that Mr.. Cleveland approved the action Of
the secretary of state was made after the
consultation was ended.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

THOMASTON. Ct, Dec. 23-Edward Bal
com, 81 years old, was burned to death in n
fire that partially destroyed his house. Dur
ing his wifc's absence from home. he started
to 60 up stairs in tho attic with lighted
lamp, and sot the house on fire. lie had been
employed by the Seth Thomas Clock Com
pany. was n native of Torrington and II q. A.
4. veteran. He leaves Il widow and several
ohildren
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

SMALL FRUIT FARMS PAY. Climate an
coil better and two weeks ahead of acifc Coast Ten
acres or more; easy terms, near markets, Address
burg and GulfR II. lY Washington ST., Boston.
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Wool Growers TO the Front.

WASHINGTON, u. C., Dee, IA bill
was introduced In the House by Mr. Daniord.
rep, OF Ohio. prepared by the National
Wool Growers Association, providing for n
duty of u cents per pound for wool Of tho
second class. and duties fer thar wool aa-
coriinv to It's grade.
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Rebels Hold the Road.

MADRID, Spain, Dec. "A dispatch {
the impartial From Havana says that 5000
troops have sailed from Manzanilla to join
the forces near that place in m attack upon
the Insurgents under General Garcia. who
= -" I'D tn Bavamo.
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Contagious.

"I'm saidcst when | sing she
wnrhled III ngonizing tones.
There ATE others, was Tue in' I'Snni
reply OF young Tiptontouch, Boston
Transcript.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec 23--The prcsi-
dent sent to the Senate the following nom-
nations for postmasters c. III. Riley, Ded-
ham. Mass. I. II. Wilkinson. Pawtucket. r.
|. The following fourth class postmasters
We're appointed d. Damon. at Tempiston,
Mass. : Mrs A. q. Hill at Springfield. NH.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

Heretofore Italy has had only tray
cling theatrical companies, but now
one OF the Milan theatres is to DO oc.
cupied by permanent organiza-
ton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-26

view of the resolution respecting the indie
pendence Of the so-called republic Of Cubn,
which it Is reported is to be laid before the
Senate. Indeed, rs there are likely to bo
serious misapprchcnslons regarding such
resolution, both in this country and
may have injurious results OF grave
character, it is perhaps my duty to
point ont that the resolution, II passed
by the Senate, can probably be regarded
only as an expression of opinion by the
eminent gentlemen who vote for it In the
Senate. and II passed by the House OF Repre-
sentatives, can only he regarded as another
expression of opinion by the eminent gentle
men who vote for 1t In the House.
''The power to recognize the so-called
republic of Cuba Us an independent state
rests exclusively with the executive. A re-
solution on the subject by the Senate or by
tho House. by both bodies or by one, whether
concurrent or joint. is imperative rs lcgisla-
ton. and is important only as advice OF great
weight voluntarily rendered to the executive
regarding the manner In which he shall eN-
ercise his constitutional functions.
"Thc operation and effect OF the proposed
resolution, therefore, even II passed by both
Houses OF Congress by a two-thirds vote,
are perfectly plain. 1t may raise expecta-
tons In some quarters which can never be
realized.
1T may inhame popular passions, both
In this country and elsewhere may thus put
In peril the lives and property Of American
citizens who are resident and travelling
abroad. and will certainly obstruct and per-
haps defeat the best efforts of this govern
ment to afford such citizens due protection.
''But except in these ways. and unless the
advice embodied in the resolution shall lead
the executive to revise conclusions already
reached and officially declared, the resolu-
ton will lie without effect and will leave UNI
altered the attitude of this government tow
ard the two cOntending parties In Cuba"
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Hayerhill Still NO.Licensc

HAVERHILL, Mass. Dec. A-The regis
trars recounted the license vote and came to
exactly the same finding as did the ward
officers--a majority of 20 for no-licensc.
The corrected vote is: Yes. 2.73s no, 2,T67
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HayerhiIl Still \O-l,icense.

-. HAVERHIIT, Mass, Dec. 23--The regis
trars recountcd the license vote ana cam" to
oi1icers--a majority of ~ for no-licrns'.
Tho corrected vote IS Yes. 2.73S : no. 2.itT