The Somerset reporter., 1897-07-15
STATE ANr GENERAL.

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'nei excursion viii occur i4'y z'-z'
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Inc ran Mall Gazette London says
'na' o" lhgato the drought II certain
P'i'S oi Australia, II will be necessary To-
import 1h91sahas pi tons OIL 'aliioiu.a
a heIiast boy possesses fully matuT'
ga anu Z Iensa cotton ball from a plant
ne ialsea IRON The seed, and still has
growing. Ine cotton IS as soft and
perfect as Il raised IA the south
ne queen Eeseht Las pardoned l",
uo"ns "h' ha'e 1een deported ~ the
spanish settlements A eeuta, Fernad"-
20 ana 'he Aalaane Stands. The men
p"idoheo VII be permitted 70 return
10 1uoa.
An expert estimates the cost Of fire.
"oiKs mat were 9a9@n Oil within forty
ln'le6 Oh New OK city Oh independence
DAY al S2''fis''-and Ia TINS estimate
'ue iIies oi Inc LAY are probably not In-
'Iu'ea'
Senator lshau =. Harris u Tennessee.
died at lin residence al Washington
thursday. lie Lad almost e'mp'et-
eo MS '.'lh yea having peeh o'fn I'D
reouai y ~ ana 4iss became mem
DER OF congress IL l9f2.
The Orono nan WHO stabbed his horse
to Try to make him 90 faster, hae been
sentenced to thirty days ia all 1t is TO
be hoped that the time is coming when
every case OIL etatty 10 ANIMALS viii be
Puni9iieu u 'ile extent Oh the Jaw
Fourteen people are now known TO
have been killed in the cyclones and
cloudbnrs's OF Minnesota Thurs
day Every railroad ia the state
has had some damage to the tracks and
rolling stock. The damage will probab-
~ exceed Sl'9o7'g9o'
The President has pardoned F. l..
Kent sentenced in Maine to ten years
for embezzlement. Fred L. Kent, cash
Ter of the first national bank Of Els
worth, was found $4,000 short in his
accounts. He was sentenced september
:, lNa3, to ten years in state prison.
General Wevler has more fnrmid.
able enemy than the Gabans 10 contend
against at this season, and one which can
not be ''pacitied. . Yellow fever has begun
its annual campaign and already 10000
spanish soldiers are reported to be
Frustrated with the disease in yaious
parts of the island.
The conference committee on the
tariff bill is reported to be making such
rapid progress that the bill will be in
condition to report back to Congress by
next Wednesday Congressman Dingley
is reported as saying that the bill as
finally agreed upon will contain revenue
enough for the needs Of the government.
Between % and 50 men employed at
James Murehie x Sons saw mill at
Midtown, Me. struck Thursday. on ac-
c,,,,+ az , reduction ~ 49,. M.
chie's is the only mill at which lumber,
ing operation, are continued during
this season. and tie proprietors claim
that this is done solely to give employ
ment.
The fish and came commissioners. re.
uor+ pood feeIinq amang qnidas ova,
the registration law. The case of Geo
A smith the Noosebea5 onide who TO-
fused ia take ont a license has nor bean
settled, but Commissioner Carleton re-
ports that guides condemn smith posi-
ton and have advised him u s1omit To-
requirements OF the law,
Arrangements have been made for a
meeting Of the railroad commissioners
of the several states in New England
and the State Of New York with the
members of the board. which consists of
Hon. j Is. Peakes Of Dover Hon. Fred