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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
MAYAeANDon THE vlzcAYA,

1snsss 1hat 46s1ts 60 Save Her viii
Nee u, Cssstnusd.
y OArlAn11A, Cuba, Oct 10.-Naval
Ooas0sstoe Hobson, accompanied By
ssvssnl divers, has left here 20 make
anothss. exanination Of the Spanish
cruiser viscaya. Il 10 rumored that
efforts % raise the vessel will be aban.
doned 4soausp her bow plates are do.
stroyed ts jtt5 va
y. Several more carpenters and, addi
tional lumber have BEEN taken to the
camp near the wreck Of the Cristobal
Colon. 4sanwniIe the work on the
cruiser 1nfanssr Maria Teresa 10 being
rapidly pushed ahead. {. 3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
ANXIETY INCREASING.

The i.opie II Fsrris Arc Mst Yss 0vsf
.... p Thstr 1sdiss sesser -, +
FARR1s, M,nn.. Ocs. 10. Anxiety 10
inc, easing daily. smcns The citizens Of
this place. The indians - reported
taking their women and children
north into the wtlderness ard are seeu
passing along the trails, during the
nights, in large numbssk After dis.
posing Of the women and children, the,
Indians who are IN sympathy with
tho renegade. !. Il 10 said rststn to re.
tnforos thoss already Sighting. Small
bands OF armed Indians ake sen daily
making their way .sonth. ~ tie direo-
ttton Of Bear island. :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
LOSS oF*1HE INDIANS.
Said Six Were, Killed md TWO slersal,.
. :> Wouudod. htp'S

Said si1 Were Killed md Two 6loFeallJ
u..-, - +. Woundsd.
WALKER, Mimi, Oct. l0.-Deputy
Marshal Henry has received +informa.
tion that Gay.she.gwon.Ag.yosh, tho
most desperate Indian Of the Bear Isl.
anders, was killed in the fight with the
troops and it is learned from an Id.
dian. who received his information
from one Of the hostiles who engaged
in tie skirmtsh, that Slx were killed
and two mortally wounded. This ID
the first authentic information of the
Indian loss. This Indian also said
that his chief wanted 70 light the sol!
diers, but not the citizenA, and that
the old man would bs ksard from
again. # ssA Rt )
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
03OO.OOO ~ s.uld Ilust.

VICTORIA. B. T., Oot. lD.-Th,
steamer A,nur mas arrive l from 9k.g
.uxy, ALASKA. with about $XuV,O1O H.
go.d dust anI u uumUsr VI tass snyss,
lrulu Alaska. .5c D.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
Expect to Reach San Juan
Friday but May Not Land n
~ Immediately. ss = T..
SEVENTH i corr CORPS $ 10 MOVE '' E
General Lees Command at
a@:o Jacksonville Ordered to @~-@
= .... + Savannah. -,, ,,> y /.
VIII Then Be-, in Readiness
to Sail for Cuba With y
.. l@t.f$ &i .&.a ~ ~ n at$ : W, H.

, out Delay.
{ 'WAsHlxaToN; Oct. 10. The war de.
partment has been, informed of the de-
parture for Porto Rico Of the Sixth
United States immunes, numbering
77o men and 81. officers, on board the
transport Mississippi. Information
also reached tho idepartmsnt that the
Forty.seventh New York had sailed for
San Juan on the transport Mime.
wasks from Newport. r. t. Both Of
the regiments are due to arrive ct San
Juan next Friday. Tho occupation Of
Porto. Rico = not formally 70 b given
TO tho American forces until the 18th
inst. In case the Spanish authorities
object 10 the landing Of the. regiments
at San Juan before the date fixed for
the occupation. General Brooke has
discretio1ary authority to send them
70 any othsrSpoet on the island. It Is
sxpeotsd that General Brooke " IL
ssnd the dvs regiments Of Infantry
now in Porto Rico back 20 the United
States soon alter the arrival Of the
troops just started. @ ss.~5.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
Kl,l~d, Will. Try,.e eo Zee . %

g.! >. ASs's0 "n"s ssyse0 10 6sOApo
NEw YoRK. OF. lot, .omas Grsen.
ws.d. . privsts iu Battery !. Seventh
artillery, was shot and instantly ki led
while trying 10 escape from Fort 'Slo.
cum. near New Roone!le. aud avoid .
pending courtmartal. ,+ - t&.-5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
APPLY 70 >--ssz==@ = :.> @t> yas*:*s. oh
II. ]: LANDAHL[-,, = At p \ ! H.,
Little Falls, -.=t1 Mimi.

90 movs at once and report to the
auartsrmastsI the dale d; which it
will 30 rsady So %. The sick arc 70 bs
loft at Jaoxeonviile. e .ss Ss Is. 8.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11

STEVENS FONT. Wis, Oct~ 10. The
tl5. .OVO stolen from Its hiding place nm.
ker Joseph s r-wsbach's wood st.ed
floor few unys ag". hus been returned
to the old nermit by Sntr.ff Wreelook.
who received $4,000 as y reward. The
sher II reiueei u 0ivulA 10 10 the public
the name uvtAs burH!ar un,l no prose.
cutiuns vii! 1 How. Z. I'd
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11
What IA IA

What 10 II. ,~ =
what 10: a poet laureate, Uncla--- ,uss''
"A poet laureate Is the Ene::s.. bard
who wtatss the royal advertisements - -
CHICAGO Record. @sGEs~-s@ ~ =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-11

Fine HandkerhiefS There are four lots of
At Little Prices. them, twenty-five
dozen in each lot, there are 25 dozen for
Ladies' aod 80 dozen for Men. They are
all hemstitched half-inch and one inch
hems. Some of these goods are worth Is,
20 and Is cents. The entire lot goes at 5,
and 10 cents each.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
PENINSULA PIRiaRApUs

The erection of hospital at Cam.
bridge is contemplated.
Thomas Gain. residing near Lombard,
recently foil and broke leg.
John S. Cullen has bought the Hen
drickson farm, in Cecil county.
An iron bridge will be built over
Bnsin Run near Rowlandsyille..
STAINS Hall, Chestertown. has been
sold to L. Bates Russell for S12, 600.
Miss Foard will be retained as as.
siatant to the postmaster at Chesapeake
City.
Abel j. Meara has hneu reelected a
trustee Of the poor and insane of Cecil
county.
NJ. L. Ysasey has become editor and
manager of tho Pocomoke City ledger
Enterprise.
An effort is being made to have a
high liquor license law passed for Tai
bot county.
j. Charles Eichner ard Miss Sallie
r. Bray will be married at Easton on
January 2Gth.
The Rev. II. ]. Dudley of Virginia
has become pastor Of the Church OF the
Disciples, SIuw Hill.
Waller r. burlington Of Ekton who
had an arm injured several years ago
han had it amputated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alien of Cecil.
ton receutly celebrated the 25th ami
versary of their wedding.
Hiram Il. Mccullough formerly OF
Elkton hes been elected third vice,
president of the Union Pacific railroad.
Michael b. Nichols is at work on
scheme 10 establish at Easton
home for wage cunning and supporting
women.
William II. Stevens, Jr., and II. A..
Mingat1 hive BEEN appointed most.
master at Hurock apd Wingate, re.
spectively.
The Roy. j. 7. M. Knox. formerly of
Fort Deposit, has accented an invita-.
ZION to become pastor Of PRESBYTERIAN
church al Cairo, Ill.
The wedding Of II. Claude Rawlings
and MISC Mary b. Prizes will take place
10 the Greensboro Methodist Episcopnl
Church on January 18th.
The Millvile Methodist Protestapt
s.nhurch, will bu dedicated IN February
lith, the Rers. Il, j. Little. j. 7.
sttrnughr. .. Al. Browne and others
officiating. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL-W1

being sound. Whsu man sins he
creates morbid centre of self con-
seriousness, and ends by only re-
producing himself. Emerson believed
as confidently in his ideals at the end
of his life as at the beginning. lie
felt
sonear is grandeur to our dust,
So nigh is God to man,
When duty whispers low tthou must =
And youth replies. Il cam.
Tbs ideal is the greatest OF all real
things; il is the real come to per
fecIicD. Gnethe said, THAT man dies,
out of whom the ideel perishes "
When We say II am doing this thing
as we'll as ever mean TO do it, :" We
are setting un our gravestones. The
thing that makes us respectable is our
ideaism. Not what We are doing but
what we believe we are going to do.
Great literature ia the custodian of tbs
ideal. could fill every chair OF this
hall with people wto never existed,
but who are as real as those who did,
who stand for what makes life beauti-
| full. There is Helen for beauty, Pene-
lope for faithfuness, Rosalind for free
dom and variety, Agnes Coppertield for
| domestic virtues, and Anna karenina
for the tragedy OF life. Arthur for
purity. Roland for knighthood, Lance,
lot for knighiB courtesy, and Colone.
Newcome for exquisite courtesy and
delicate breeding. Do thess ideals seem
like illusions2 Is there nothing of life
but bare replity2 There are two !:ind'
OF illusions that of the mirage whict
lures trayeers 10 destruction and thu
hazy ahppes of distant mountains
which mcve not because the strength
Of tine everlasting hills is in iheri.
&
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
JACOB AND pErER ALncKs.


Interesting Paper Read Befoe historical
Society by Edwin A. 'rice.
Before the Historical Seiety af Della
ware, Monday night, Edwin A. PRICE
of Media read paperon the subject
Jacob Alricks and hit nephew. Peter
Airicks, two Vice. Directors of the
Amsterdam Colony O. the Delaware
River, and Pioneers b the Settlement
of Delaware State" The attendance
was large. the aulience including
some descendants Peter Alricks, or
Alrichs.
From the very Interesting paper, it
appears that Jacb Alricks and his
wife left Holland, December 2lst, 1876,
in the vessel Irince Maurice. Mr..
Aricks WAS to te made director in the
New Amsterdam colony on the Della.
ware. The vessei bec5me separated from
the fest and was storm. driven on a
shoal near Cape Romaine. off the
Caroinas. After driving about 10 ice
and water, the patty landed on March
9th, 1867. Later they went to New
York. whers jacob received his com
mission as director and commissioner
OF Fort Casinir, near New Amstel
(now New Castlel, and reached that
place, April 18th. Among the inhabi.
tants of New Amstel was Peter Alricks,
nephew of Jacob.
A unanimous vote of thanks was ex-
tended to Mr.. Price for the paper, and
it was referred to the committee or
publication.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Mr. johnson offered joint resolution In refer
encr to the employment OF counsel. Adopted
and sent to me senate
Adjourned Ia 8 y. H.
House met ht3 y, M.
Notice By Mr. Donald on, proposing an
amendment ~ tho new Constitution.
Mr., Hazel moved to appoint committed OF
one To correspond with atorneYS II the Cover
nor approves their selection, Tho motion was
carried and ihs chair appointed Mr.. Hazel.
Adjourned TO Monday morning.
Dover. jan. ~ House met at lois a. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Representative HAZEL reported that tho com.
mttee to notify counsel of their selection mad
performed that duty.
House concurred In Senate Joint resolution
to settle with the state auditor and State trs's-
uier. House committees, Cheairs, Davis and
Whitney.
MIR, nazell presented letter of acceptance
from counsel.
Iir. Donaldson offered resolution to appoint
committee OF Ave 10 confer with counsel With
drawn.
on motion Of MIR. Dempsey, .. r. Cochran. Jr.
counsel for the House, was recommended Tor
secretary Of the cont mission of attorneys.
Mr.. Speaker presented communication from
tho American Monument Association, suggest
Ing the cree ION OF II monument Filed.
Recess 10 p, m.
House reassem hled at 2.45 .. in.
On motion Of Mr. Hazel committee Of one
was appointed to invite the Senate and the coun-
sel t0a conference. Motion was adopted and
MIR. Hazel appointed az a committee. House
resolved ltsAlt INTO conmitteo OF inc WnOlo
with Mr.. HAZEL preceding. senator Pierce and
Representative Ehas0n and Davis were appont-
cd a committee 10 invite counsel to be present.
Committee Of the whole arose and reported.
The committee 10 engage counsel reported in
favor Of making IL. X. Cochran, DR., secretary
and assistant TO the commission OF counsel
Adopted.
fassrd--Bil 20 appoint stenOGrapher and
type writer for the Governor and Secretary OF
state. blouse bIlD.
Mr. llnzsli offered joint resolution appoint.
Ing IL committed To settle with The Secretary OF
State and tho clerks OF the two houses Com
mite OH The pRrt OF the House. Nj ssrs. HAZEL,
Donaldson and Thompson.
SIR. Mccullough offered Joint RESOLUTION TO
provide STATIONERY Tor the attorney.
House ainended senate john resolution in ref
"rnnce to adjournment making the time Mon
day.
Adjourned until Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

West Chester Local News.
AT meeting Of the stockholders Of
the West Chester & Wilmington Plank
Road Co., held on Saturday, il was
voted to petition the court to annul the
charter under which the company has
been transscting business for many
years. Thomas g. Pierce and Amos
Davis, who were the telers at the
meeting. counted $50 votes in favor Of
dissolution out of possible 5GG. No
votes we're cast on the negative side.
The vsrdict awarded the company some
time since was So, S33. and there is on
hand sufficient cash to raise the assets
of the company to sc. 900. Out of this
sum this counsel fees, tho court expenses
and other charges must be paid, ami it
ia expected that a dividend of about
$40 per share will be declared after a
time,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

only thing necessary was to reeclnu tne
artinn Of the Inst General Assembly
having over the charter for two wears.
Ii ia thought there will he little or no
objection IL the confederation of tue
churter hill, as tho new COnstlt tuition
will require some Legislation for tho
city.
Both houses passed joint resolution
proyidug for committee of two from
tho Senate and three from the House
to settle with Secretary OF State
Hughes for experimenting the print.
ing of the acts of the last session and
indexing them. indexing Vol. M,
Laws Of Delaware, indexing and super
intending tho printing OF tho Cousti-
tuition OF Delaware und for services in
issuing State honde also to settle with
the clerks of the Senate and House for
experimenting the printing OF their
Tho committee is to apportion COM
pensatiun for the work mentioned. The
committee consists Of Senators Pyle
and John NJ. @. Moore and Repre-.
seutatires Hazel, Donaldson and
Thompson.
The House passed the House bill pro
pidipg for stenographer and type
writer for tho Governor and Secretary
of State at an annual salary OF s31O.
Tho bill went to the Senate, but Mt
nction was taken on it there.
| 1t ia tho general opinion that il
would be necessary TO pass bill
making appropriations for the salaries
which have been paid since June 10th.
| 1897, when the new Constitution went
into effect.
Tho members of the Sennta and
Houts were not provided with inH
wells at the opening of the session, but
wnio given Hmall hotties Of ink instead
They received mucila2e bottles aue
some have converted them into ini
wella and thrown away their hottos.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND.

Dog Noticed Scratching at the Ditninutivc
Corpse In Dover Yard.
Special Correspondence of Ga2ettc AMI journal
Dover, Jan. IL. -Coruner Walls il
investigating the cause of this death of
an infant child of Nora Lockerman.
coored. The woman has been en-
ployed as domestic in tho family of
Norman Kellum, on Nav street. The
child was born this morning during
the absencu Of the members of the
family. Later in the day one of the
neigbbors noticed large dog scratch
ing in the rear yard Of the Kellup
residence. She maize an investigated
md found the child partially burbd
near corn crib. She endeavored TO
drive the dog away, but did not ue-
coed until hoe had been vigorously
applied. After the dog had been diysn
away the covering of earth, While was
not very thick, was removed, an what
appeared to be well.develope child
was revealed. Coroner Walls, 'ho was
notified, took charge of tho renains and
began an investigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

A pretty wedding took place Monday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Maharty, No. 224 Jefferson
street. The contracting parties we're
Miss Hslsn a. Dhickensr of Thorn
hurst. Pa, and Alfred Il. Maharty.
Thu ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. d. @. Hanna, pastor of Union
M. i. Church. The newly married
couple was afterward serenadei by
friends of the groom. Tho serenaders
and guests partook Of wedding supper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Philadelphia, Pa i, Jan. IS. Cant.
Kuhn of the German steamer AaturiH,
from Hamburg for this port died on
January 7th. during tho voyage, and
was buried at sea. He was stricken
with apuplaSy on December 3lst. while
bis vessel was passing through the
English Channel. A physician was
summoned at Fallsstane, and as tho
captain was anxious to continue on the
voyage, the doctor consented. lie Gun !.
tinued to improve until January 7tb.
when he had another stroke, which
terminated fatally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

The annual meeting and slection of
directors Of the New Castle County
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., was held
Monday with the following result: Job
II. Jackson, j. Augustus McCaullry,
Mark Nj. Cleayer, Edward T. Candy.
George 4. Brown. for terma of three
years each; aud David ". EllSinton OF
New Castle for term Of two years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

DOVER Jan, a.--Itnuse met nj 10 Is Il. m.
Prayer by the chapla n.
Walton Thompson was sworn IN as reading
MIR Dempsey arose TO question Of privilege
and spoke Of charging and revising tho com
mitteu.
Notices = BY MIR. donaldson, In relation to
trading stamps i'll the city OF Wilmington: by
Mr.. Smith TO provide II type writer and stenog-
rapher for the Governor and soc elary Of STATE.
Rocommtted-SusSex Levy Court bill.
Recess 10 2 p. nj
House reu4sembled at 2i0 p. m.
Mir. Cheairs under a question Of privilege
spok o on tho resolut on limiting new business.
Mr.. Donaldson presented tho report Of the
committee on rule Adopted.
Introduced = BY Nj. Wilson, to amend the
Head and referred under u suspension of
rules BY Mr Johnson to amend the new Con-
stilutiun of the state.
Mr. Wilson offered a Joint resolution 10 engage
William +. Lyman, John -. Pennington aud o.
NJ. Cullcn 10 frame Capitation tax, general cOr-
poration and election laws. Allowed 10 remain
ON The table.
Laid en- tarIe-sona,e joint resolution 10 ON
ploy counsel
terninGa manner OF procedure. Laid on tie
table.
Adjourned 10 10 n. IN. tomorrow.
Dover, Jan. 13.-Iionse met at 10 IS a. m.
Prayer By tho Key. j. I. Beauchamp.
speaker ltigein announced the new commit
tees OF the House.
Mr.. dempsey moved That tho House appoint a
committee of three to coulter with The Senate in
reference TO counsel. Withdrawn.
MIR. Dempsey called up Senate Joint rssoluti
10 appoint committee to confer on the matter
OF counsel. The resolution and an aIuenameut
offered by Mr. dempsey were laid on the table
Mr.. Donaldson called up House loiut reso!u-
ton to oppnint IL joint mmitIee " consider a
method Of procedure. adopted aud semitic the
Senate Tor concurrence.
House concnrrud in Senate Joint resolution 10
repeal chaE1or 653 Vol. IN.
MIR. Dempsey again called up the Senate jo,u,
resolution in reference to employing counsel
He then offered an amendment, Both adoptgd.
Dempsey, H. s. Hopkins and Johnson APPOINTED
committee on tho part Of tho House.
Recess To D.
House met AT II. in.
lntroduced-By MIR. Smith, to employ a sten.
ogrnpher and Typewriter for tho Governor ana
Seci ethry of state.
Nj. Davis offered u resolution providing news
| papers for members. adopted.
MIR. Dempsey presented tho report of rho con,
Inittee TO recommend ATTORNEYS Mr. Hayal
moved TO amend by striking out lie mama ni
| Charles y. richards. Adopted. Report as amend.
| ed YVES adopted.
Adjourned until 10 a. IN. Tomorrow.
| Dover, Jan. li,--lIouse mot at 1OsO q m
| Prayer by the Rev. C. Il. Mcclellan Of pbIIa
| delphia. 'S
| Read and referred House bill 10 omnIov :,
sienogr9pher AM typewriter for the Governor
| AMI Secretary Of State Nta o-
Notice by Mr.. Donaldson In relation IN thu
! leYying and collection OF oapitsticn taxes,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

P. 7. L. Smith. formerly paying
teller of the First National Bank OF
this atty, who was sentenced to the
Kings County Peuitentiary for defal,
cation, returned to Wilmington Monday
evening. his torn of imprisonment
having expired Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Harry Evans, aged 10 years, OF No.
23s Rodney street, was accidentally shot
in the right temple with an air rifle by
a playmate Monday. Ho is a son of
IS. IL. Evans. The bullet was removed
and be is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pecied,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
Mnrrinee Announcement.

Miss Emma i. Hesaler, sister of Mrs.
George W. Andrews, and Samuel j.
PIERCE wsre married on January 18th at
the residence Of George W. Andrews,
Thirteenth and Scott streets, by the
Rev. DR.. Hoerr Of Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20

Tho Democrats of Mill Creek hun
drs1 will meet at Mermaid on Saturday
evening, January odd, at s o'clock, for
the purpose OF elscting five delegates
and five alternates TO the county CON
vention, called to amend the rules for
tho government of the party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
e;nrsrnment a Possible nihhsr.

Washington, j an. IS. Senator Foraker,
yesterday reported from the comm ttse
on Pacific railroads a bill authorizing
the President, if necessary for the pro-
tention of the government. to bid 10 the
Kansas Pacific railroad at the coming
EaIa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-20
KEDUcrIoN or WAG rs.
Payrolls of Mills IN MASSACHUSETTS,, Maine
and Rhode IsInpd Cut Down.

and Rhode Island Cut Down.
Worcester. Mass, Jan. IS A re-
duction in wages, Of about 20 per cent,
went into effect at the Linwood and
whitinsylls cotton mills, at North
Bridge, the Uxbridge cotton mills, ut
North Uxbridge, aud tho Saundersvills
cotton mills, at Grafton. yesterday. All
are owned by Within Bros. OF Whitina-
Wills. About 90, 600 Hpindles are running
aud LOCO hands are employed. Tho
Baskerville Manufacturing Co. also cut
wages about 10 per cert. II has about
450 hands ut work. The operatives at
all of these mills quietly submitted to
the cut down. The mills are among
tho best in tho blackstone Valley, and
make fine and fancy goods. The weavere
have been making from s. to Sl2 per
week. with au average of So Under
the new schedule the average will be
about IS Fer week.
Lewiston, Me-. Jan. Is. The opera
| tiyes OF all the mills lore except those
OF the Androscuggin went to work IA
usual yesterday under reduction, in
wages. of from 10 per cent to II 10 per
cent. AT the AndroscoRgin mill only
seven ont Of 400 wsayers went to work.
The reduction went into effect at the
mills of the Continental. Andfoseoggin,
Hill, Barber and Bates corporations.
| ana also at the Lewiston bleachery aud
dye works. The tutal weekly payroll
of these companies mas been $l3. 600.
About 9, I50 operatives are employed,
and tho number of spindles aggregate
$4,000.
Woonsocket, r. l.. Jan. IS. The
1900 people employed in the Social.
Globe and Nnurse mills Of the Social
Manufacturing Go. and thu Clinton
mill, in this city, went to work yester.
day at reductions in wages averaging,
it is stated at the offices of the mills,
Mt about 10 per cent. The cut has been
accepted without any concerted move
towards strike, but there are muir
murings and protests in several in
stances. and there are fears that trouble
may arise.