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Portland Daily Press: November 26, 1896 PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862-VOL. 84. PORTLAND, MAINE. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 26, 1896. PRICE THREE CENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENT*. SPECIAL NOTICES. Rinker In a jealous frenzy last night, demands tbet General Azonrrag, tile head beating him so severely over the present minister of war, be eent to Cnba DELUDED CANADIANS. few CONFIDENCE IN IFENLEK. ALL WILL EAT with an iron rod that he died in at onoe to supercede General IVoyler. TURKEY. hours. Williams’s wife fled’to save her Pants, Vests, life. She is a niece of Geo. B.'R. Cow- IN THE GRIP of OF THE BEAR. en, now dark in the United State court of COATS,Overcoats GARMENTS at Cincinnati, and acting secretary the interior under Presidem.Grant. ffjj; Russia’s Domination Oyer China Is to Brazil Have a ’r***™~~ Cleansed or Dyed Whole, Emigrants Rough liams was arssted. Spanish Prime Minister How President and Cabinet Will Approves i Said To Be Absolute, And pressed by Tailor’s Pressman every day at Time of It. WHERE IS MRS HOBBS’.MONEY? Ilis Course of Action. Spend Thanksgiving. The Treaty Between the Two Countries Quite a Sum Belonging to Mnrdered Forest An Old Affair of Which Diplomatic City DYE HOUSE Farsonsfleld Woman Missing. STORY OF SUFFERING AND HARD- Circles Have Been Cognisant—Not 13 Pt>eble st. Op. Preble fiouse NO LIKELIHOOD HIS BEING SC TO PASS THE DAY QUIETLY AT SHIP TOLD BY ONE VICTIM. Blddeford, November 25.—Since the Thought Russia Has Signed It. a6?*Kid Gloves Cleansed Every Day Paisonsfleld murder case has, in a meas- PERCEDED IN COMMAND. THE CAPITAL. Washington, November 25.—The Chi- Curtains Cleansed. ure, quieted Attorney .Lace down. County nese-Hussian treaty referred to in de- TELEPHONE CONNECTION. Emmons has been some skillful doing from 1 okio which im- BROS. CO. Arthur Owen of the spatches grants BIKES Returns to Party work in the so that in oase the matter, Mr. Has Been Much More Successful Than portant railway and other concessions Cleveland Gets BTlg Big Turkey From Montreal Which He Wishes He Had murderers do stand trial there are liable Mules in to the Czar’s government, had been dis- Mr Vose of Rhode Never to be some Campos—Spaniards Buying Inland—Secretary Left—Emigrants Hardly Treat- startling developments. counted in ciroles. Dismal diplomatic Fully Olney and Wife Will Have ed Like Humans. Even now, when it is supposed that St.liOuis—Gen. Johnson’s Proph- Regular six months ago, Sir Robert tiart, who New everything abont the affair has been ecy—.Prisoner Who Surrender Under England Dinner. New York, November 25.—A Montreal is the chief of the Chinese customs ser- Special for Friday and Sat- public, there aie several facts^that have Amnesly to Be Executed. deluded vice, announced that a treaty Washington, November 25.—The Presi- 25 dozen special says: “Among the been baok publicly urday, White kept that should this oase an interview dent and all of Canadians who went to soak prosperity Mardid. November 24.—In drawn on the lines indicated iu the de- nearly bis olhoial advis- I Embroidered Handkerchiefs. come to trial will mage the sesston at of tbe return ers will in Brazil last Arthur today upon tbe subject eps tohes would soon be upon by pass Thanksgiving In this city September was court agreed IS 1-15 cent'quality, slightly unusually interesting. from Piuar del Rio to Havana in a quiet way. The who a in piovlDce, the two oountries. Preaident and Owen, gave up good place There is still one reduced to mystery about the of General Prime Mrs. Cleveland will attend soiled, Montreal. He Is now back In Montreal Captain Vfeyloi, It is doubted in well-informed ciroles divine ser- ot the case and that is where robbery part Oanovas del Oastll o stated that vice in the and tells a sad of the and Minister if a formal ratification of suoh a treaty morning and eat their WE story sufferings a of the part money Is that was in the oourse meal 3 for 25 cents. endured the He be entirely supported the pursued has resulted. It is not denied that an Thanksgiving in the Executive hardships by Canadians. of Mrs. posesslon Betsey R. Hobbs, the The Premier ridiculed mansion in with their says tbat there were three deaths on the by Gen. Weyier. arrangement has been reached, or a company three murdered woman. It has been almost ARE the idea that would little girls. The dish at voyage out. A priest on board was asked Weyier besuperoeded prootocol embodying such provisions has prlnolpal the conclusively settled that all the money as Cuba beoause of ,dinner will be to conduol the funeral service but would Captain General of been signed but it is questioned If Rus- a choice turkey from the that Palmer and Savage got as the result his and declared that stook of FARTIC6JEAR not. On at Santos the emi- return to Havana, sia has farther. Some lines of the Horaue Vose of Rhode Island. arriving of the murder and gone robbery was $21. initiative should be The bird arrived * were on board train which Weyler’s respeoted. railroad with which the deals will by express this morn grant* put a Some time before treaty almost the murder was com- be advanced It is yes, you might say took them to Sao a mountain Weyier, said, operations not be oompleted for two years. Others lng. weigbsISl poundsjand described Paulo, mitted Mrs. Hobbs sold a wood lot for ALL “fussy” when we are buying in tbe island for the purpose of allayiDg as the fattest and handsomest bird Mr town about nineteeu miles up country. are not commenced. It la not thought goods for other people. something like $200, and this money was the Vose has A limited of bread and cheese the impatience manifested by publio, that Russia would for those rea- presented. We are anxious to get just supply in the bank at Limerlok. likely deposited and tbe under Mr. Vose the what want. was given them to eat on thd train. The despite disadvantages sons obligate herself so far in advance, began praotice of sup- they (you) before the murder was committed Shortly wbioh be had driven tbe in- the President of the Especially are we particular train was run beside a bare, bleak labored, since it is known that Russia as a plying United up this $200 was drawn from the and will, to the the bank, out of their fastnesses. States with a get purest, best, place known as the emigration building. surgents result of these conoessions, take upon Thanksgiving turkey LINEN it’s has not been seen since of when drugs and chemicals os.the property So far from the of Weyler’s □early a of a Men, women and children were unlunded campaign herself certain heavy obligations. quarter century ago. For are We use Mrs. Hobbs. a fact we purchasing. proving a failure it was that when a number of the late Senator like oattle and stalled In one large room, Neither is it that the treaty years An- these best for your pres- Where this Is the be arrived in Havana to suoceed believed, goods money is, question. Campos, thony of Rhode Island sent the where all lived and together eight tbe were a numerous that Russia shall gift in criptions. slept One has been settled almost con- insurgents body, epeollically provides and a remain fear- thing days, where majority whereas Irorn the time of bis assuming station troops all the line of the person. ■ ■ -—... ■ and that along 8 ing to fly from known evils to greater clusively, is, that this money Is command there had been only a few Vioe-President and railways. The treaty, it is understood, Mrs. Stevenson, HANDKERCHIEFS ones unknown. Bad bread and worse not, and as far as that goes, never was scattered bands of tbe rebels constantly with their to do this in an family, will spend the duy coffee made up, with little variation, in hands of pursued and harrassed by tbe gives Russia the power IS. H. HAY & SOY. the ths murderers. Spanish at their home in their dally fare. oavalry. but it is not believed she Bloomington, 111. The The oouuty attorney has theories on emergency, Middle St. On presenting a tleket, a representative Senor Canovns further stated that be would, except in urgent cases avail her- Secretary of State and Mrs. Olney will of of eacl. received a dish of food this matter that are not yet to he We bought large quantities family ready had not approached Gen. Azcarraga, self of the opportunity as such steps have a regular New England dinner at the and a dish of coffee. All members of the made and when the oase oomes to minister of war,-upon tbe question of would be powers Ail Linen Handkerchiefs for public, regarded by European their home on Massachusetts avenue. ate and drank out of the same Gen. as such a course to inter- I family trial the work that he has been succeeding Weyier, as a dangeroua menace their and succeeded in __ putting a small of Holiday Trade, vessel. The only beds provided in the would imply a lack of confidence on the ests. It is a well settled matter of policy They,.have party friends with cane in, will in all be made getting some extra low prices. common room were sugar mats, probability fully part of the government in Weyier. with Russia to never unnecessarily cre- them, including the Secretary of Agri- whioh were little softer or than DR.
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