The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-07
STATE AND GENERAL.

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Inc PRESIDENT Ian appointed New
ton I. Bates, United States navy, sur
geon general and chief Of tie bureau Of
.,'e...e'1' ''o eui sei' u Tue navy. lie
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twenty thousand land locked salmon
were shlpped, thursday morning, from
the monmouth hatchery To hoosehead
LAKE, IN charge Of Arthur Mason. This
ID the largest number Of salmon ever
raised from the egg IN single year
me hfst Gay 81 the deer season WAS
marked by an accident at strattoni Fri
oay' Louis roster was shot and IN
sean'iy klllea by theodore GOODRICH,
VINO mlstook him Tor deer. Foster
was % years Of aye. The accident &c
CURED WITHIN forty rods OF Nj Fosters
mousse
The Massachusetts, gold Democrats
met III convention IN boston, thursday
Illuminated e1-Sohefessmah Everett az
.heif eanoiaa1e Tor governor scored the
bryan 'eihocfa''c convention, ana a
"oP'ea d Piaeiofh-aeeianng Tor the
maintenance u tue e&ietips R9ia
s'Aiia"iu.
] The President has accepted the re
! signation of Second Lieutenant seth NJ.
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gu 'ei' VINO Is son u me late hepie-
sentative mliilRen oi Name, mas Just
ei"u oa'ea from "esl foih'' aua las re-
s'euea u ehlei oosihess III Ne" or,
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A Vassalboro citizen, who resides at
Getehells Corner which was swept by
fire last spring, says the Maine Central
Railroad 10. has settled nearly all the
io''eS "nioh VIII Incurred having Paia
sneee people over 9io'0oo anu oeeh very
iair ABOUT IT. Only Two or three are
standing out ana refuse TO take 1htif
money
A New FORK merchant who has e1-
tensiye business interests in Cuba and is
kept Informed OF the progress OF the in
sulreetion by trustworthy correspond
ents in different parts of the island, has
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siouiias' rIlaaS' halhldlhea MS rep
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ins JOG "'oiieu' ne aiso lowered lhe
"oiio pacing ieeoia III race oy nan a
seeohu' n"Nlis iliile III ny Tue re-
eoio III d race having oeeh z,9i "hleh
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pa.alaa
NJ s'"''o Jug u e"e supreme eoui'
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uei between iiaiio"eii ana augusta has
begun MS Joo VIII De done by the
government ana Tue ateaelhe contract
Calls ior Tue removal ol over 'o'ooV Hafas
u e"l w. lnie "iii '"he shem Tue rest
oi the l%ii anu part OF the next
s''iii'ie'' ne oleuser employs 1t men.
Ai'eI 'he "ofh oI aFedg'he Is competed
.ie ehannei WIZ DC over ~ ieel ueeP al
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The annual report of General Dumout,
supervising inspeeter-general Of steam
vessels, shows that approximately