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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07
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unb 8oreerunsen Don 8steranen bee StaateS oter
ber Deretnisten seiaentt. Nbf1riften BON yaten-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07
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3u beltimmsn S.AaasIsae gu tleibsn, ale
wenn er sins Nad! i'm benz 5au1s zines
pesbetrattetsa Jteuao:s psrwetlt uub flint
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

@isls ustsl. als &opflamsr;en,
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ale einsr ltiahs, eiusr aet6aen gsreau,
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nIe's 6amburaer lropien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

- Nus s'ssrsr gtfatraas lam td bem
ct. Satpbs Sft sas g4ort reoen. Sd
eetrauhts es eessn s'aep beftiSen Iaa Don
8teunatismus unit spuroe oaburh pieber
sa0fommen terB'tsGt. - s. Sawtng,
@oyrsn. Saio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

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uno am Sptsl bsr
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tm sunfislen Safe Fsbenmal In elmer
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3ietuns Der erlssn i'laas ttsisr bspor,uS=
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9. unb 10. sJunt 1880,
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Yleilen beioAsM peroea:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

8rrtinbuns nit 9Barners Safe pi0s per
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bic &ranfbeit wirb nitht eintrettn. Diele
Ssilmittsl baltsn bic BlutF!trirorsane =
9lieren unb 9fb, In selunper Sbatisfsit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07
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Wabreno oieler 2sode, BON WcntaS
WforScn an, r,rfGgf.u mir int Hetail
1000 Stiid Sambur8er Stidereien 3u
10 GentS bic Ya,o sewS6nlih gu 20
Bic '25 Gents pc,fauft. Wan fonln,e
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Wul lteru 81 treffen. g drama Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

Iud cine Convention. Sn Utica
q. o., wcllen i'm naAiten Monat bic
2eihenbeitatter aus benz Staate gfsm
Ycrt cine Convention balten, beren Aaupts
ia9liditer 3ped cine grlebisuns Der
SraSe iein ica, pie man am behen 9esen
iiumise Shuloner su Derfabren sba6e.
Das mub cine srauli4e Convention ab-
aeben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-06-07

Wir sebfn s,it Sersuisen Brcben
BON unicren 9Puaraa gum Sersleih nit
aaoern, neil mir sewiB linb, oaB mir bill.
Tiger oerlauIen tSanen, als ale unlere
@pneurrepteu. dram& Sc.
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q. +. Talfenifein,
3a7 Sub @ampari> StraBs.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21


NEW YoRx, January 20. At the annual
meeting Of the Society for the Suppression
Of Vice, Anthony Comstock's report showed
-. 700 vile circulars and $3.50 pounds OF
obscene books have been destroyed during
the year.
Brig Burned at Sea.
Schooner Walter l.. Plummcr arrived to-
day from Sierra Leone, bringing four Of the
crew Of brig Julia +. Carney, which WAS
burned At that place.
B0gert's steal.
Produce Exchange books. show Bogert's
deficiencies during the las: four years aggre-
gate 434 ,499. His bondsmen are to be sued.
Arch Bishop McCloskey believes adespatch
stating that the Pope desired an explanation
Of his course in reception Of Parnell. Is a ca
nard. McCloskcy has not received any des-
patch.
LArER-Cardinal McCioskey declares the
statement cabled from London, to-day, and
taken from Rome despatch to the Pail Mall
Gazette, to the effect that the Pope 10 indig-
nant at the reception given to Charles Stewart
Parnell By Cardinal McCloskey, 10 absolutely
without foundation.
Relief FanA.
The Treasurer Of the Irish famine relief
fund has RENTED %, COZ.
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THE INDIANS.

SAN FRANcIsco, January 20. A Tucson
despatch to-day says that Major Morrow had
= fight with Victoria, yesterday. Among the
killed is Lieut.. French Of the 9th cavalry.
LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, January 20. The
following is just received from Major Nor
row.
Almosa, Jan. Is.
engaged Victoria again yesterday in San
Matce mountains; drove him from his posi-
ton. Lieut.. French was killed and two
scouts wounded. The enemy's loss is un.
known. Will continue pursuit rs soon as I
can get rations and ammunition. The body
of Lieut.. French will be buried at OjocatieA-
In.
Los PINos. January 20. The Utes are de-
manding supplies. but none will be provided
until the prisoners demanded are given up.
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Seu0Ies
/ WASHINGTON, January 30.
/. Bill to admit. free of duty, articles for ex-
hibition at the Millers' Convention at Cincin-
natl, was passed.
Mr.. Hoar of Mass. presented petitions Of
ship-masters and ship-owners of Massachu.
sets. and another of the Mayor and $50 citi-
.ens Of New Bedford. asking legislation for
distribution Of unappropriated monies Of the
Geneva award.
Mr.. Loring Of Mass. proposed q constitu.
tionsl amendment. that the right Of suffrage
be based on citizenship. and the sight Of
citizens to vote shall not be denied o.
abridged on account of sex or for any reason
not equally applicable to all citizens Of the
United States.
Mr.. Warner Of o. introduced a bill to pro-
vide for paving the bonds of the United States
maturing in 1850 and 1881.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. ilinkle OF Md.-For relief Of navy
yard employees who shall become disabled in
the discharge Of their duties.
BY Mr.. Ellis of Louisiana. the relief
of the starving people Of ireland.
BY Mr.. Atherton of Ohio.-Calling for
information As to the location Of the several
custom houses in Maine, number, pay. ETC.,
Of all officers employed there in the internal
revenue service.
Bill requiring National banks to retain half
their reserve in coin. was taken up, but went
over on expiration of the morning hour.
The House went into committee on the re-
port on rules, and after slight debate,
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21
GREAT FIRE IN TOXIC,
JAPAN.
Fifty thousand People Rendered Des.
titute.

YOKOHAMA, January 3. 1t is stated great
fire At Toxic. Dec. 26. laid waste miles Of
ground. destroying 1900 houses, and rem
dering over 1900 people destitute. About
100 people we're killed during the fire.
A considerable part Of the foreign district
was destroyed, including several missionary
establishments, one church, and one foreign
newspaper Office, the Toxic Times. The le-
CATION Of the United States was in danger,
but escaped. Extraordinary measures of re-
lief were instituted by the government au-
thorities and private individuals to alleviate
suffering.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


Gone to Rest.
PARIS, January 20. Leance DE Lavegne,
life senator, is dead.
Nycolas Augusta Galemard, the painter, 10
France and Germany.
BERLIN. January 20. 1t is asserted that
ST. Waller will remain At Berlin until the
French ambassadorship question is settled.
The Greek Ministry.
LONDON, January 20. The Greek ministry
is reconstructed, with Conioundouros Presi-
dent.
Wagner the Musician.
NEw YcaN. January 20. A Naples des-
patch SAYS Wagner is there and his health IL
improved.
Peace in Samoan Islands.
BERLIN, January 20. Telegram from Ger
man Consul General at Apia. Samoan Islands,
dated Dec. -, announces that authority OF
Malictoa was recognized throughout the
whole country, and that the conflict was
ended.
TumuIt i'm Dublin.
DrBLIN. January 20. The Home Rule
meeting passed resolutions in favor of fxity
of tenure ct peasant proprietary, and to move
an amendment to the address. should the
Queens speech contain nothing in reference
to the distress in Ireland.
The Lord Mayor. who presided. refused to
receive the resolution expressing sympathy
with the peasantry of west of ireland, on the
ground that their struggle has assumed an
aspect of physical force. During the excited
debate, Mr.. Biggar declared that Mr.. Shaw
was not the leader of the Irish people, but
that Parnell was.
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Ersssso Report.
Money loaned between and on call. and closed
At ). Prime mercantile paper, $50.
Exchange dull a, aSs. sisai for long. and $40
4si, for short. The stock market was extremely
Irregular early in the day. At the opening there
was fractional decline, but this quickly fol
lowed by an advance of 10 u. This advance vas
sill Ia LOST. deci of TO takiag place. Dur
ipg the afternoon buoyant tone prevailed. and un-
der large purchases account, there Was a. ad-
vanc,. of 10 5.-Ihe latter in Chicago, ST. Louis
New Orleans, which from j: TO III. closing.
however. al 43s h. s T., coal stocks. Changers.
Erie AID Vanderbilt shares were conspicuous in the
improvement, l.. & n. sold down TO lo6 against
I tie close last night but later rallied to ll0l
Kansas & Pacific fell of and later adv Anceds 3.
Transactions. a9.0p.
tln.iug bids.
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Granite Lodge Of Good Template Of Hal
lowell. held . very pleasant session Monday
evening and several prominese cisisens were
initiated into the Order. Delegations Of
Good Tsmplars we're present from Capital
Ladge of Augusta, and Oakland Lodge 1t
Gardner, With visitors from ether parts Of
the State, including the Grand Secretary, Mr.
Bracket Of Belfast. The evening Passed
very pleasantly, With shoss speeches. music
and eollatieo.
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The Situation 4. Csba.

HAVANA, January 20. The districts Of
Holquin and Los Tunas are now entirely
peaceful. All available naval forces are
still being sent to the eastern coast Of the
island. The Santiago de Cuba police are re-
ported to have discovered an association Of
ncgroes, called Nani9os, whose statutes
oblige them TO kill white persons. The po-
lice have captured 81 alleged members Of the
aOCictY.
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- VALUABLE TRUTHS.

- VALUABLE rRurus. %
.r..ua..inff from eS. he.sA q isasuA
Hsp Bitters Win Csro Yoa.
II vou ara . minister, md have oveYtaxs1 youA
sclf With your PASTORAL ou1 eteo or moehH. yos1
out with caro- aud wogk. % q yoe are dinghy o9nG
II you feel weak end 611boF1eoA, v1tAooe oasAs.
~ knowing Why.
uep Bitters will Reoeoeo Yea.
nyou are man Of b. - vs.xsssa q =
s.rain Of your ev0yday1 detaees O. - - ~
scra, telling over your ns4nagne vusk.
Hes BIstesD viii 90sngshsa Yea.
II yoa are young. and a391ng from any fDd1e
eset.Sa or aregroving too ast asb ofiea shs eAss.
Hep Bjsteso Will Ro1bgvo Yoa.
nyuu are in the work IAoA a tho farm, q the
desk, anywhere, and feel kAae yen. yYeem neccs
cleansing. t0ning OF aaD 1lnen9s W8ooos toeoxSs
Hsp Bletesu 4 WIS Yea NesA
II roo are old, and your Pulse b 4eoo14 yoos
Aerves unsteady. I'D yoa eaea10oo voanG
ueO BlssssS Wsll givo - NsW La on1V10oe.
HoP CoCGa Guns 10 the sweetaaG, aafose - boaD
AK Chlk6ea
he Hop PAD for StamneA, ltvee enl XiAnsYe14
ssp~fSvte Ill eehezs. LIS Da9ssG AZ Osao1es
Die. u n aoosuooanA iyFua1uHnA1o euFo foe 6Iun
mneaA ~ Of optam. tobaeeo - Aas0oe3co
AuAsWsAAyA - Hn0 ~ O. 1aBs III
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Suicide Of . Cellegian.

Suicide 81 Q COl1eHian.
HARTFORD, January 20. Henry button,
young man Who has just passed an entry ex-
animation at Dartmouth college, committed
suicide BY shooting himself through the
head, to. day.
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aAssACHUsETrs.
OpposeA 70 . Third Tern.

SPRINGFIELD. January 20. The Republi-
can will publish tomorrow, letters against
the third term nomination Of Grant, from
some OF the leading republicans Of Msssa-
| chuscfts.
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Efforts T. Beat elbow Jack.
MExrHIs, January 20. The work Of sewer
ing the city begins tomorrow, and 10 ex-
pec:ed to be completed by the middle Of
Nav
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prepared t1 furnish music on all occasions 9
| reasonable prices.
Superior co.rt-kennebee County Feb
Assignment OF Gases for the Jury.
TUESDAY,. Feb'y ID.
70. Harwood vs. Srhers. Wilson; Clsv.
II. same VS.. Sterling. do Harrington
Cl~aves.
~ Tracy VI. Tracy. Crosweli: Walton Walter
e. Smith VS. Potter Perry; r. +.
80. Keen VS.. Day. Spear: L. r.
90. Howar,ivs Patterson Heath & W.; Tiicombs
WEDNESDAY. Feb. iih-
%. Fosg vs.. Pierce Bean B. Gle.
100. Gardiner ais. IRIS, ". Berry. Baker b.
ioi. sam. v.. same. Baker & B.: Stilpi,en.
40. BRYANT. Adm'rvs. Herrirs- Haines; Waldron
IN. White Sinai, & ais. f. W. W: Nose.
li5. Perry vs.. Pinkham- +. W W; Libby.
THURSDAY. Feb'y 5,h
I46 Foster vs. kavanaugh. E W. W.: A. San
born.
AZ Mitchell vs.. Perrin. E. W. W.: Priest.
l53. Gardiner VS.. Smiley. Lancaster; Titcombs.
l5s. Rhoner vs.. Whipple. Baker b.; Hobbs.
lbs. Pullen VS.. Penney. Waldron; Stevens.
IT,. Sprssue VS.. Heughens. wsldron; Priest.
FRIDAY, Feby 9TH.
I7s Blai .dell VS.. Herrick. Foster s; Waldr"n
liz. Smith vs.. Carr. Bean b.: F. W. W
LIS. Nillay VS.. kimpton. Bean b.; Blake
ls5 Kicker VS.: Robbins Spear; +.
1871. Ware vs. Biackman Clay; T. 5. Partridge.
SATURDAY, Feb. 9TH.
100 Visoureux vs. Palmer ct al. Harrington; Still
phen.
aO5 Bailevsvs Hunt. Whitmore; Harrington.
2lO Mitchell VS.. Gardiner. Priest; Webb.
PIG. Austin vs.. Austin. Heath 4 W.; Bean Il.
PIG. Pinkham vs.. DsnfOrth. :. l.. Titconb
20. Towle Ad'r. VS.. scribner Ad'x. :. 4 l.. Tit.
comb. Webb
MONDAY, Feb 9th.
las. Shattack VS.. Howard ct al. F.. W. W.; Heath
kW.
i4s. Thompson vs. Pinkham Z. W. W.; Libbey
l79. Fuller Adr. vs.. Doran Bean H. Waltons,
Choate.
$50 stafford vs. kimpton. Bean b. Rlake.
223. Coburn ct al. VS.. Howard trs. Titcombs
Heath 4 W.
rs. william. Hayes. Titcsmbs; Libbey.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10th.
$50. Cow VS.. Cunningham. +. W. W.; p. r.
1871. Fulie, Ad'r. VS.. Harvey ct ais. Bean B; J..
&P.
iss. Bartlett vs. Peltoro. Spear; +. W. W.
2a6 Tibbetts vs.. Welfs. Titcombs.
30. swan VS.. Me. Cen. r. X. Co. Farr: vose
23l. Prescott VS.. Pinkham ct al Otis; White.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 18th.
1872 FogR ct al. VS.. RAYMOND. Bean b.; Otis.
49, Rlaisdell VS.. Robbins & tr, Bean b.; Otis.
ia Smith vs. Hsines. Bean L B.; Gle.
49,. Kempton in rep. VS.. Young Blake; Bean 4
49, Tobey in rep. vs.. Hoist. Webster: Earring.
ioo Sop-r vs.. Ladd ct ais. & tr. Perry; Clay.
THURSDAY, Feb. i2ih.
$780, Littlefeld We. MOOres. Perry: rrngton.
22 Raymond vs. Smith. Otis: White.
"a Snow vs. Barnes Otis; White.
236 Bsmford VS.. Getchell. Otis; White, Spear.
244. Woodward VS.. King & tr. White; Carleton,
Otis.
OffS
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HARRISBURG. January 20. The Official
vote Of the last election, for State Treasurer,
is as follows: Butler, rep, $50, 1853; Rarr,
dem, 22l.7l5: Sutton, grbk., 27,207 Rich
ardson, pro-. 3,2l9.
Corrupt Legislators.
True bills have been found against seven
persons, including two members of the legis-
iature, for corrupt solicitation Of the legisa-
turc.
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$4,000 Spirited Away


ANNAPOLIS, January 20. The Legislature
to-day elected Arthur p. German, United
States Senator, Vice Whyte, whose term ex-
pires in 81.
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Guilty OF Wrong.

Some people have a fashion of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass of
..patcnt medicines" and in this they are
guilty of a wrong. There are some adver-
tised remedies fully worth all that is asked
for them. and one at least we know of-iiop
Bitters. The writer has had occasion to use
the Bi,ters in just such climate as We have
most Of the year in Bay City, and has al
WAYS found them to be first-class and rclia-
BILE doing all that is claimed for them
Tribune.
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The republicans Of Readheld fiung to the
breeze splendid nag. Thursday at II NJ.
bearing the name of Daniel +. Davis. amid
great rejoicing
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By TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.


A Ho0eaick EusioaisG
BAxeOR. January 20. Talbot, Of the so
called fusion legislature. arrived in the city
on the evening train, said to be on his way
OF Daty.
The jameson Guards we're relieved from
duty to-day.
HELD fer Trial.
The three thieves, Hewey, Silvey and
Pinkham, were arrxixned this afternoon and
bound over to February criminal term in
the sum of $1,000 each. All committed "a
Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21

David Gray, aged 81, was bsrned to death
IN his hose q DloeAinSsee, LII, Tuesday
nosniag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21
OREGON.
The Heashe. Chinese IL Peculiar.

PORTLAND, January 20. A Chinaman
named Wong Fook, 70 have been hanged TO-
day for murder, strangled himself in his cell
last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21
OHIO.
Novel Project.

CINCINNATI, January 20. The city has
granted permission to . company to lay
steam heating and power pipes through GER
system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21

A sheriff broke up prize fight at Toledo,
Ohio. Monday, between Frank Clark and
Richard Murray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21
Tumult in Dublin.
CHINA AND JAPAN.


SAN Francisco, January 90. Hong Kong
advices of Dec. 2ith state Chan How, who
accepted the chief position Of influence in
China. is abont inaugurating the old princi-
pies of Chinese exclusiveness throughout the
empire and of making all foreigners as amen
able to Chinese laws as the natives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21

WALLACE. January 20. Albert Shi6fani
shot and killed Joseph Chicabrs, to-day
Both we're Bohemians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21

H-One Of the greatest statesmen tina
America ever produced. Hon. James q
Blaine. uses Adamson's Botanic BalSdm II
his family. and indorses. it as safe and eftec
tual remedy for Coughs and Colds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21
WARRINGTON.
Kellogg.SponorA Case

WASHINGTON, January 20. Before the
Senate Committee on Elections, nearly the
whole session was occupied in the cross
examination by Spohord's counsel. Of wit
ness ]. W. Elder. At the conclusion Of his
examination, Salisbury and iIoar both Sc
verely criticised the character of the testi-
mony given by this witness. The committee
decided to strike from the records the testi-
mony Of Weber.
o25, 900 Spirited Away.
Seth A. Terry, Secretary Of Territorial
Savings Building and Loan Association, 10 =
defaulter in the sum Of e25, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21

N-Membcrs of the Legislature who have
not vet secured boarding places. for the ses
sion. will find good accommodations at the
Ceny House. from which free coach Is rnI
to the State House. st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-21

The Augusta Band is re-organized for the
year. with d. J. Hannagan as leader. Mr..
c. c. Hunt is agent. This excellent band is
prepared tn furnish music on all occasions at
reasonable prices.