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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-20
CONCERT AT MADRID.
To Secure Funds for the Erection Of a
New Catholic Church.


New Catholic Church.
Editors Citizen.
Madrid, n. NJ, Aug. lS.-Enclosed find
program, which the ladies Of Madrid
would be pleased to see published In THE
CITIZEN. The concert will be rendered
on Saturday evening, August %. and the
proceeds will be devoted to the fund al
ready in hand Tor the erection Of a new
Catholic church at Madrid. Following IL
the program:
Overture.
Declamaton-"Liberty and Union
Recitation The siipwtecfed Amen.
can song-My coouniiy Oai "ui'e'
Recitatou-"Ef Child J. Whitcomb Riley
kmma Frye
Violin and Piano-Medley If Popular Airs.
song-"chufch Acfoss the Way
Piano Duet-"Sleighude" Galop and Concert
Recitation-"Casey at the Bat'.,
Two violins and. piano. .TbcssFso5SS WSitHes
B~allad-"Take Back the Ring" .......,
.....,,.. ., Words by Sloman Tory
Recitaton-"Wm Measure Hi.
Flag Drill.
Medley-Two Guitars and Piano .... Selection
Song-"Give Me Your Heart
Violin and Plano Blue Danube Medley
Recitation -"Kelley's Dream"
Medley-Violins and Piano - o..
Tableau Of Nations.
Pianist Miss Maggie Jones.
Niolinists-Messfs Muller and Boardman,
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nFFICE HOURS-Untl Q a. m. nj from
~ 1 $50 to B 800 and from Ito 9 ., m, Once
and residence 22o West Gold avenue, Albu.
Querque, n, n,
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rHEDAlLYCITlIEN

the city al the low rate Of 30 cents per week,
or for 40 cents per month, when paid monthly.
These rates are less than those OF any other
iaily paper In the territory,
A DVERTISING RATES made known on
n application at the Office Of publication.
TIKI CITIZEN job office is one Of the best
In the southwest, and all kinds of Job print
ng IL executed With neatness and at lowest
lHcvs.
TUB BINDERY, Just added, 10. complete
! and well fitted to do any kind Of binding.
I HE CITIZEN will be handled At the Office
4 Subscriptions will be collected by II. H.
rILToN. or can be paid al the office.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that orders given
~ by employees upon The CITIZEN Will not
B thonored unless previously endoued by the
1ruprletors,
THE CITIZEN is on sale At the following
4 places In the cityl 3, X, Newcomer 2l2
Railroad avenue; Hawley's News Depot South
Second street; o. A. Matson n Cos, No. 400
Railroad avenue, and Harvey'a Eating House
at the depot,
THE FREE LIST-The free list Of TIM
ACITIzKN embraces Notices Of Births, Mar.
fiages, Funerals, Deaths, Church Services and
kntertainments where no admission is charRed,
HUGHES a MCCRElGHT,
Editors and Publishers.
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and use Camberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy for all pains OF the
stomach and all unnatural lOO5eness Of
the bowels. IL always cures.
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Educate Your Bowels Nith Iascarets.
Candy Cafhart.e. eur. constipation forever
100. 1c nc q. e. fail, druggists refund m0nCr
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Pay Your Poll Tax.

All persons still owing poll tax should
pay same at once at "Hawley's on the
Corner" az suits against deliuquents are
to be entered Immediately.
r.. MCDONALD.
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wanted-GOOd cook, inquire 700 north
Third street. Mrs. J.. ID. bort.
Wanted-Boarders and rOOmers. APP
ply at Mrs b. Fishers, 30S W. Lead Ave.
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nEEICE and residence, No, 4la West Gold
~ Avenue, Telephone No. 26. ONCE hours
. Ito 3 q, m. $40 % $3.50 and Ito o .. m.
u. 3. hasterdaY, N, ID, J, y, Yesterday. ~, u,
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M SssnusTs ss.s - sAG S.Eias Ssvs-.
No-To Hac ior my Cents

Guaranteed lobaooo laDlt cure, makes weak
men strong, Ul1Ou pure. bOc, 81 All druggists
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Forty cents seven feet cloth shade with
fringe at Futrelle's.
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SehilliRgs Best baking
powder ought to sell for
twice as much as the next
best. -
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DENTIST.

A RMIJO BLOCK, OPPOSITE ILFELD
n Bros. Office hours! 8 a.. m, 10 1850
.. M; 1 $50 ., m. to D y. m. Auto, Tel No
i62, Appointments made by mail,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
b. %. HARROUN

KARL A. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Room 10, Crom.
well block, Albuquerque, N, N,
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Notics.

To Cure Constipation Forever
Take gls.4rrts Candy CatllrtIC Toe Or 25c
no q a. fan 10 cure. druggists refund money
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nERNARD 3. RODEY,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, Albuquerque, N.
n n, Prompt attention given 70 all business
pertaining to the profession. VIII practice IN
All courts Of the territory and before the United
States land Office.
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A TTORNFY-AT-LAW, rooms 2 and 8, N,
u n. Armln LuLLdInR. AIbuquerque, IN. 81.
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H. ID. JOHNROH,


A RCuITECT-Pisns specifications and e..
"a Inmates furnished for all classes OF bnild,
ING and Architectural work. Ohioei a0e Wesf
Il abroad avenue,
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Wanted,

WASTED, ron SALE, RENT AND LOST
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ERAnK M. CLAHOY

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Albuquerque, N,
q n. once. klfal Natlonal Bank biIldlnR
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ID. LEE.
JOHNSTON 4 FIaIOAL,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, ONCE, room 2
~ N, 7, ATmiio building, VII practice II
all the courts Of the territory,
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n, ". UUH6UNl
4 TTORNkY AT-LAW, Once over Rob
"A erson's grocery store, Albuquerque, n M
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CIIVL NGIHEER-sPEcIALTY-Iulg
" ton and Water supply Examinations and
Reports. Maps, plans and estimates. Cores
pondence Solicited, Room 10, Armljo block,
Cor, Bird ST. and Railroad avenue.
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Congressional Notes.

The House committee on elections. by-
2 party vote on the contested election
case Of w. r. Aldrich VS.. Thomas II
Plowman in the fourth Alabama district.
decided to seat Mr.. Aldrich the Popullst
candidate Mr.. Plowman now occupies
the seat.
The interior department has issued a
pamphlet reproducing IN compact form
the mining laws Of the United States
with the regulations that have bon
adopted to make them effective The la,-
ter contain suggestions as TO the mar
mr. Of reservation. exploration location.
possession, purchase and patenting IF
The mineral lands Of the public domain.
The House committee on foreign affairs
has agreed 10 make a favorable report
liamS Of Mississippi. asking the state de-
partment for information on the Ruiz
case. The vote was unanimously in favor
of reporting the resolution. Beyond this
there was no reference 10 the Cuban
question except in the reference 10 the
subcommittee Of the various Cuban Ies-
Ulutione recently introduced.
Negotiations were resumed. Friday. be-
tween the government Of France as rep
resented by Ambassador Cambon. and
the department of state through Mr. Kas-
SON the special reciprocity commissioner,
looking to the drawing Of an agreement
or treaty under the limitations of the
present tariff law. providing for the re-
ciprocal exchange Of tariff exceptions be-
tween the United States and France.
Ambassador Cambon. with the assistance
Of NJ. Bruewarts the French consul gen
eral at New York. had a long and salts
factory discussion of the general subject
at the state department.
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The MARYLAND seaAIORsHIp.
The Deadlock Continues and a Dark Horse
Will Probably Win the Race.

Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 21.-The fourth day
Of the balloting for a United States seua-
tor from Maryland found the situation
practically unchanged. with little or no
prospect Of an early settlement of the
contest. No one looks for an election be-
fore Monday OF next week if then and
the feeling is growing that he only way
{" settle the matter is by the withdrawal
81 both Shaw and MeCOmas in favor OF
q compromise candidate
The following was the result Of the
sixth ballot. taken 1T noon today: Nc
ComaS. -: German. iG: Findlay. ,; Shy
rock :; Mulliken, =; Barber. II: Shaw, !.
The result Of the seventh ballot was as
follows: McComas, II; German. A.. Shaw,
~; Shyrock, .; Findlay, .. Total, ll3.
After the seventh ballot the joint con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow.
The principal features, today. the dis
col Muiiiken from the district Of those
receiving votes. One of those who have
heretofore voted fer the latter went to
Major Shaw. giving him gain Of one
vote over yesterday.
The other went OF Judge McComas, to-
%cthcr with In" three from southern
Maryland who Yesterday voted for Mr..
Parrdu. resulting ia a gain of four votes
for the candidate from the Goth congress
siunal district. Tho change of heart on
the part of the Parrau contingent is at
trihuted to the influence Of Postmaster
General Gary.
Gen Shyrock and cx-Congressman
finGiaY held their own and both are now
regarded aS available timber for a Sec
nnd choice i'm the vent Of the withdrawal
of either or both tie leaders The i'm
precision is gaining ground that the only
possible solution Of the contest lies III
such withdrawal,
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JAPAN IS READY.
Actively Engaged in Mobi|iz-
ing Army and Navy.
The Combination Of England and Japan
Will Prove Strong One.
France Also Is About TO Increase Naval Force
in the East.

London. Jan. 21-The st, James
Gazette commenting upon the dispatch
from Yokohama saying that fleet of
nine Japanese Warships will leave
Japan in the course of Il week. for
Chinese waters, says:
Japan is prepared for war That in
nut shell is the news from Yok3-
hama, today, and it is really the first
news from Japan since the beginning
ot the Chinese crisis
1T was obvious that the japanese
government had stopped Geographic
communication. which ii never does
excep' when modifying the army or
nav That is precisely what it haas
bee II doing.
1t is almost certain that the deStin
alton of the fleet is Wei-Hei-We and
there is no doubt the movement means
that the status quo in China. 50 far /
Manchuria and Corea are concerned
shall not he altered by Russia or any
combination of Russias allies, in de-
nance of Great Britain and Japan.
so long as the defenders policy IS
equality of opportunity in China, they
are in a position to enforce their
claims
\ special dispatch from Shanghai
dated Friday. says that France has
purchased three Chinese steamers and
IS trying to acquire others for CONVEX
sion into transports. According to The
same dispatch the japanese squadron
will sail from Yokohama Saturday.
for Chinese waters.
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The STRIKERS APPEAL.
The New Bedford Operatives Issue a State
ment to the World.

New Bedford Mass IAN II Tba
strike has settled down into i rut again
ANA it is conceded by all who hay" care
lu!lN followed It that settlement is fer
of. The manufacturers have done moth
ing and they declare that there is no
change IN the situation. The joint STRIKE
committee. whlGh met this afternoon.
did not act on ING mes issue which hA
neeh pushed INTO ne hght pN th@ WeaErrS-
insteaN We! ma infested thelr disposition
20 hetP up tno strike ny ISSUING IN" iol-
lowing appeal
TO the Textile and Other Workers OF
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AT FALL RIVER
Another Small Strike-king Philip Weavtrs
Thinking Of Going Out.

Fan River Mass. Jan. 2l.-.Added To the
list of petty strikes in this city is one of
IN" spoilers at the Narrag anSctt mill.
VINO claim that they Were cut about Ii
per cent. They claim that the mill au-
th"rities offered to give them Il rebate OF
per cent. If they would return To WORK
but tho refused the offer
y few days ago the frame SpnucrS at
the P"c"Ssct mills sent Il committee to
confer with Supt. Gillingan regarding the
reduction in their wages. They were as
slWed that the matter would be attended
10 and when they received their en-
velope# this week. they found am add
tonai envelope awaiting each of them
the latter containing the difference be-
tween II ~ per cent. reduction and what
they received last week.
The WeaVerS of the King Philip mill
held shop meeting. last evening and
decided to ask for the restoration of the
old wages. II their requests il; refused
they VIII ask permission to strike \
special meeting of the union will be held
next Monday night to consider the Wer
which may be returned to this request
doubtedly will be. Il strike will probably
be authorized.
But as the spinners' strike still con-
tinues in force with unbroken ranks, il
is extremely probable that the majority
of the weavers at the mill will be out of
work before the time for Il strike arrives.
The feeling at the mill is strongly in
favor a general strike and the weaveIs
are complaining of the Introduction Of
frame yarn of fine numbers
They say that while il is easier for
them than mule yarn for the reason that
the cloth is harder and does not take tho
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PRIMARY ELECTIONS REFORM.
Mecting at New York and National Primary
Election League Formed.

~. ra,,x n, ., A. ,nl,,,. eeesian
~, ,vt ~, 80 ,,n,,s,'r, ~, 40 ~
1,i,,., ISinatians 1n.iot, o,,ir
1,' III W dtii' i,-, n,,,,i"5 ~" lit,
~ hi'Hoi VI 'oa'o'' ~, Nv ,e,iti'i
CrN''i ~ LIS , , -. NV 49,,
o'd'eS " VI Nc! Spoh. ~ 49,.
was reau from oecrntars VI Tue treasury
haEe III par, a. Ioh"ws:: a.
Any harrleiS ,nu' nl'iu't we i'tVa'
precision OF tue intei''Setce anu con-
science Oh the natloti AT the pF'hafN
must be removed II this is 10 reihaln Il
republican form or government me
party that Will refuse To throw proper
restraint around primary deserves 10
be r"pndiated.
Other letters were read from Coy. Tan
n"r of Illinois, l)r. Albert Shaw. John J..
AltSrld, cN-Governor of Illinois aud NJ.
NJ, Garland, president Of the AmaiSa-
mated iron Workers Association.
The constitution as reported by the
committee on permanent organization
Was unanimously adopted. The cons,i-
tuition sets forth that the name Of the
body bc the National Primary Election
LEAGUE. and its objects the encourage
ncnt of legislation in the several states
which shan compel integrity in and prop
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DIVIDED IN OPINION.
Banking and Currency Committee Hardly
Knows What Kind Of Bill to Report,

Washington. Jan. 2l.-The committee on
banking and currency. having concluded
its hearings on the question OF revising
the currency. will begin, Wednesday. to
consider the question of report on some
one of the numerous propositions sub
init ted.
The members Of the committee differ as
to the outlook for affirmative action, some
Of those in leading positions declaring
that the hearings have demonstrated that
ii will be impossible to secure majority
for any one proposition. Others are more
hopeful. and say that a composite meas
TIRE. embodying the essential features OF
the Gage bill and monetary commission
bill. is likely to command sufficient votes
to be reported.
There, is general agreement that none
OF the bills before the committee Will he
reported in their present form. There are
il members of the committee. five Of
them Democrats. Members favorable to
the monetary commission bill say they
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Kora Temple. knights of the Mystic
Shrine At Lewiston. viii be the scene OF
u working session" Jan. =. to be fol-
lowed by The traditional banquet
Josephine Johnson If Dcoring, a girl
of 10 has mysteriously disappeared
She was last seen on an electric car
but beyond that point has not been
traced.
y fire occurred at Samuel Bufam X
Cos mill at North Berwick. THURSDAY
morning at about s o'clock. dry
house filed with lumber to the amount
Of $500 or $500 was consumed
It is said that there are about siXty
Hebrew families in Bangor. besides !
considerable number Of single men, Ino
the number is steadily increasing. ihc
synagogue in Bangor is the best IN Ne"
England east of Boston, it Is SAID.
Irwin jackson. the i3-years-old son oil
Fred Jackson o. East Nln,nLop' t,aris
tempted to end his life by taking Paris
green. Tuesday night, Young JaCkson,
II is said. had had some trouble with ON
of the scholars at school ana mao inaue
talk to the effect that he would XII hi w.
self. He ate 4 hearty supper that his H.
and going out 10 the barn ctmpcu w. ~
a window and with a spoon ate a 9uan,
tity of poison. Tie became very SICK p"'
no serious results will follow.
In the York supreme judicial court
Savage, j., presiding. Thursoaf
Horace =. Kimball VS.. Constable Luilt
of kennebunk: an action Tor SiVvv
damages due to alleged unduly rousi'
treatment. including blows from ae-
PENDANTS billy, while arresting tie
plaintiff. for riding a bicycle on tiie
sidewalk. Verdict of $1,000 for plaih'
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tho Yale Varsity basket bah team.
~, M" ~ "'T'!",'IiiiH" ny iftSldrnt SUI
iu,, win - ynnltnrs t,inn 49, IVA H.
'lisbarrc1. has been rrirstated.
Deputy Sherin Tarbcn arrived IL
Erookiicid, Mass. from Westerly Friday
h'EI,t h!{tf an ulSIcceSSluI attempt To
wanted NInpiior s}1,nc,oI ~ -,
the Newton family.
The action Of the Dmgl,.y talin ms
caused a crisis in the orange ana lcnnn
i'i, IN IN" S"uttloFn pr9\tnct% "i IN"
,,la,'. ,,.i. 80 ~ H. "a h,'''tN
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ALL IN EARNEST.
No Break in Ranks of the
Cotton Mill Strikers.
An Appeal to the Public Sent Out
from New Bedford.
Other Cities Sending Aid Fall River May
Have General Strike.

Boston, Jan. 2f.-While on the Surfac"
the strike situation in the cotton in
duStry in Il number of the manutaC-
turing centers shows little change, to.
night. there is apparently an under
current of unrest which denotes that
the strain ON the employees side at
least is beginning to be surely felt.
The joint committee on behalf Of tn"
strikers at New Bedford, issued an
appeal, tonight, for financial asss; :
ancc. and at Biddeford arrangements
are being made for the issuance IF
soup to the non-union help out of
work
The New Bedford committee. in it,
appeal. points out the fact that the
mills concerned in the strik" paid IN
average dividend. last year, of Sc per
cent. two of them playing nothing ani
two 10 and l6 per cent. respectively
In connection With the filming system
the weavers at the Acushnct mill, Wee
happily disappointed. today. for on r.
ceiving their pay, they found that thee 10
had been no deduction and therefore
there was no opportunity for com
plant
The strike at Fan River also appears
to he advancing toward critical stag.
and the minor striker when occurred
there lead to the belief that the labor
leaders may not be able to hold bat X
the operatives in that city and that i
break may occur there al any time.
which Will not only affect the 80, QUO III
that city, but every mill in New Enc
land
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The Flood in Indiana.

English, Ind. Jan. 21-Three of the
five burned bridges over Little BIuo
river We're washed away. last night,
Fifty persons on Court street bridge
when it went down were saved with
difficulty Many horses and cate
were drowned. Many Of The houses in
the low ground were four and five feet
deep in water, The loss to loggers viii
amount To many thousand dollars.
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NO LONGER A MOTIVE
spaio Cannot See why United States Should
Think Of interfering.

Madrid. Jan 2i.s-rhc feeling in official
cirt les after the dispatches received by
Senor SaGasta from Cuba is that the
United States no longer has II motive for
direct or indirect interference in cuba.
7 he government considers that per
Sisttncc in the iingo attitude by the
American Congress would be contrary 10
the dictates of reason and should the
WASHINGTON government, in dcf"rr ne" l."
the lingo tendency, commit un iuitiiiahlc
acts Spain would regard them AS Il verti-
able provocation. whcreto she would
reply with the energy hcfitting III
countrY'S honor.
1t is announced that the foreign minis
ter has received Washington dispatches
which have provoked Il long cabinet dis
cuSsiun.
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TWO FRENCH WARSHlPS
Will Sail. Monday. to Reinforce French Flee.
in Chinese Waters.

London. Jam. 21.--A special dispatch
from Paris published. this afternoon.
says orders have been received At Cher
bourg and Toulon respectively. To imme-
diately prepare the battleship BruiX and
the battleship Nauban 70 reinforce the
French squadron in the Far Fast
Paris. Jan. 21-The news that the
French warshipS BruiX and Nauban nave
been ordered to sail Immediately for
China is confirmed. The two ships will
sail on Monday next. Admiral De Beau-
mont has been appointed commander-in-
chief of the French squadron in the Far
East. He will hoist his flag on board the
Naubau.
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dye as well in printing. and does not sell
as readily. buyers preferri1g cloth from
mill filling,
This idea is scoffed at by manufacture
ers. who say that an expert could not dis
tnguish between cop and bobbin yarn.
The King Phillip mill has been very sue
ccssful In spinninp exceeding fine num-
hers on the frame and the spinncrs rea
lie that II is but the beginning OF the
end of mule spinning
AT the Hargraves and Laurel Lake the
frame spinners are breaking away hlid re-
turning to work because they have no
strong union to back them up. Those
who remain out are trying 70 induce the
others TO again leave the mills ana Keep
up the strike.
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PORT OF k!AO CHOU BAY.
Germans Intend that Commercial Port Shall
Be Built by Private Parties.

Berlin Jan. 2l.-Thr i;crliucr Nrustc
Nachricht"n announces that the German
warships are still sounding l[iao chou
bay. adding that Che exact Sitr of the
port is not Yet fixed and that The govern
mcnt intends that the construction of The
commercial port shall b" born" hy pr
waite companies. 1t is further stated that
one company has already been formed tn
construct the docks
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Maine Pensions.

Washington. Jan. 2l-The following
puisien changes are announced:
Dfigiaal--Charles Cloud Topsham. Sc
Edwin II Damon, Soldiers Home. Ken
h"b"c, 81: Edward Mcguire. Soldiers
Home. Kennebec. Is: Lewis ". Pendlc-
ton. Portland $40; Thomas McGivony-
Soldiers Home kcnncbec s.: Robert +,
Richards Thomaston IS: Rufus ID. Rog-
ers, Knightville. IS; Abijah f. Aver, Penn
ley IS to 80
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China knxiously Seeks a Loan,

London. Jan. 22.-The morning papers
comment editorially upon the menac
ing aspect of affairs in China Dis
patches from Paris say that the report
is current there that China is trying
by the offer of high interest TO obtain
n loan without assistance and without
the guarantees that Russia and Eng
dand demand