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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-09

Especial Despatch to the Kennebec Journal.
BANGOR. Nov. 8.
A story has just come TO light. which If
true, il one of the most terrible in the history
of crimes in this part Of the State. few
DAYS ago Young woman named Eta Jones
went to Judge Brett and asked for warrant
against S. w. Nickerson of this city. She
said she was employed by Nickerson TO act in
the capacity of nurse during the sickness of
his wife. who afterwards died. After the
death Of Mrs. Nickerson, Miss Jones says
that Nickerson paid attention TO her. and
after while promised to marry her. Nick
erson. however. proved false TO his promises,
and last December married another woman.
In January last a child was born to Miss
Jones. Nickerson went to the house where
she was stopping and told her she should not
have the trouble of caring for the child and
he would see that it was properly cared for.
He proposed that he should take the child
away, to which Miss Jones finally consented.
On the evening of the day the child was four
DAYS old Nickerson drove to the house, and
received the baby, and from that time until
the present the Jones woman says she has
not seen it.
Subsequently Nickerson and Miss Jones
entered into negotiations to settle the affair.
In speaking of the child Miss Jones says
Nickerson told her the following story He
said the night he received the child he took
il to his store where he kept it that night,
and the next day he took the child in sleigh
and drove to Mattawamkeag, where he placed
lived in some part of Aroostook county.
Nickerson further said that the child was
alive and well and that he had frequently
heard from the woman who was caring for
it.
A settlement was talked about. Nickerson
was to give Miss Jones $500 and a lot Of
land valued at 5000, making $500 in ALL
Miss Jones promised to sign paper releas-
ing Nickerson on condition that she received
the above mentioned money and land, and
the letter disclosing the whereabouts of the
child. Nickerson promised to pay over the
money and give up the letter as soon as the
paper was signed. There was misunder-
standing and the negotiations fell through.
Miss Jones says she heard that day or
two after Nickerson took the child from her,
cloths, such as are worn by baby few
DAYS old, were found at his store. This ru-
NOR causes dark suspicious that the child
was touly dealt with. About fourteen days
ago Nickerson left the city, and. so far as is
known, no one knows where he is. Nicker-
son the proprietor of drug store in this
city.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE MARINE CORPS.
An.ua Report of Commander c. G.
CaWley.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.
Col S. G. Cawley, commandant OF the
L. s. Marine corps, in his annual report, date
Oct. |. 1888, states that on that date there
were 2ss7 enlisted men in that corps, 1883 of
whom were on board ships In the commission
and 1904 doing duty at the several shore sta
tions. During the year there were SIS en-
listments, 43l discharges, l6 deaths and 500
assertions.
He invites attention to the necessity of the
increase of priyates as great inconvenience
is caused through the present want Of them
He is unable to supply the demands of the
navy yards and vessels for MARINES and the
service suffers accordingly. The number
required is already allowed by law. but the
appropriation is insufficient to paw them.
The recent appointment of officers from
the naval academy, Col. McCawley says, will
have excellent results for the service at
large. Recruiting has been carried on at
Boston, New York ard Mare Island, CAL,
with moderate success.
The limited number of men has made 1t
necessary to send to sea those who have not
been a sufficient time enlisted to be we'll
drilled soldiers. Men ought to be year In
the garrison before going to sea.
Five deaths have occurred among the ma
rine guard at Pensacola from yellow fever.
The camp is now some miles distant, free
from disease and is hoped will continue so
until frosts set in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-09
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
The Report of the Chief Signal Officer
OF the Army.

The report of the chief signal officer of the
army calls attention to the injurious curtail-
ment of the service rendered necessary on
account Of diminished appropriations by Con-
gress. He urges increased appropriations
for the future and reports deficiency in the
bill to enable him to continue the work be-
gun. Referring to the weather indications,
he says that the abandonment of the stations
made necessary by lack of funds must inter
fere with the predictions. He gives numer-
Gus details of the fitting out of the Greedy re-
lief expedition and the instructions issued for
its guidance, but makes no allusion to its
failure. The number of stations in opera
ton June so, 1888, were $40. decrease dur
ing the year of Is.
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THE BUZZARES.
A Desperate Engagement Between Out.
laws and Their PuTsuers.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 8.
Hallngers store at Lincoln, in this county,
was robbed last night. Early this morning
a posse started in pursuit of the thieves, sup
posed to be the notorious Buzzard gang,
number of whom, with Buzzard, recently es-
capped from the Lancaster Jail.
The pusuers came upon the thieves on the
edge of the WEIGH mountains and running
fight ensued between the two bodies. Over
Is shots were fred on both sides. John
Clifford one Of the escaped prisoners, was cut
off from the rest and captured. Abe Buzzard
was shot and is supposed to have been seri-
ously injured from the blood left on his trail.
A man named Bard of the pursuing party was
shot in the face and neck and seriously,
fatally, injured. The thieves escaped cap
ture for the time being, but as the whole
country is being secured by armed men,
their capture in considered certain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-09

England, that pious, virtuous country
which does 30 much to Christanize the
heather world. has number Of factories
for supplying the heather with gods OF
brass. wood and stone. G. o. ID. She
supplies missionaries also, who go out in
the same ships with the gods to persuade
the people not TO worship them. That, no
doubt. is supposed to balance the account
in measure but if the missionaries were
successful enough to secure the abolition
of all idol worship. how would the maui
facturers be supported England is a
great country.
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ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Judgments Rendered Thursday.

In the court of commissioners of Alabama
claims today, judgments were rendered as
follows with interest of per cent from vari-
Gus dates in 1S63-64:
Case No. l536-Chas. w. Getting and VIM.
c. Tibbetts, executors of David b. Jewett,
deceased, 500.
l537-Wm. Humphrey and Ebenezer L.
Twisten, of the firm of Humphrey & TwisteD,
SOL.
l546-Chas. l.. Pearson. administrator of
the estate of John II. Pearson, SS5S3.
232l-Geo. c. Monroe, surviving partner
of the firm of G. C. & w. j. Monroe, S9l4.
2SS5-Benj. F. Stanley, $50.
755-Aaron Hobart and Geo. Thatcher,
executors OF Isaac Thatcher. surviving part
ner of the firm of Flarng. Thatcher & Co.,
S22s4.
962-Aaran Hobart and Geo. Thatcher,
executors of Isaac Thatcher, deceased, Sl54
Elisha Bangs, 1924 Joseph I'll. Sears. Sl24;
Jas. q. Curtis, 500.
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GOING FOR TIE

thief in the nigh: is your enemy, but your Wors.
enemy IL that thief, Cancerous and ScTofuious
Humor, that gnaws your Lille blood gradually away
should be- arrested from your system by usins
CLOVER BITTERs.
81 have suffered with Cancerous and Scrofuous
Humor for years, and paid out hundreds OF dotls,
trying to get cured. A short time ago bought iop
bottles Of CLOVER BIrTERs, and am now eniIeV
cured. 1t is worth its weight in gold.
e. 5. GARLAND, Boston, Mass.
oet28d&wn
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THE GREEDY RELIEF.
A Board Of Inquiry Formed to Investi.
gate the Failure.

The court of inquiry appointed by the Sec
rotary of war to investigate the circumstances
attending the organization. the fitting cut and
subsequent failure of the Greedy relief expe-
dition. met at the old navy department
building this morning and organized. A plan
of procedure was agreed upon so far as to
begin tomorrow the consideration of cores
pondence incident to the organization and
fitting out of the expedition. including the
instructions issued to the officer IN comma nd.
1t is understood that the taking of oral testi-
mony will be deferred until after the docu-
mentary evidence required by the court shall
have been submitted.
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VIRGINIA.
The Democratic Majority ON Joint Bal.
lot in the Legislature Will be IS.

RICHMOND, Nov. 8.
As the returns continue to come in the
democratic gains increase. Reports from all
but two senatorial districts give the demo
Gratis % senators and the coalitionists 10.
Fragmentary returns from these two districts
show heavy democratic gains which if con-
tinue will give one or both to the democrats.
In the House the democrats have 63 MEM
bers and the coaltionists 33. Of the re-
naming delegate the democrats have one
certain which will make their majority in the
House % and on joint ballot not less than
35. The popular majority in the State is
likely to reach 80, 900.
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SWITCH LEFT OPEN.
Engineer and Fireman killed-TwO
Passengers Fatally Injured.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 8.
There was a fatal accident on the Pan
Handle Railroad at Rockport, mile west of
Newark, Wednesday night. The freight
train was taken on siding and the brakeman
left the switch open, when the Baltimore &
Ohio passenger train, leaving Columbus at
. p. NJ ran into the freight making fear
full wreck. Engineer Matthews of Columbus
and fireman. name not learned, of the pas
senger train, were killed and two other pas
sengers received fatal injuries.
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A SHARP POINT.
How Much Royalty is to be Paid on
Barb Wire Fencing.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
Representatives of &c firms throughout the
country in the manufacture of barb fence
wire were in session here today for determ-
lining the royalty they will pay. Washburn
& Moen Company, which practically controls
all the barb wire patents companies have
been paying a royalty of IS per cent cwt,
but claim it is urged, that claim has been
granted to certain licenses, owing to which
fact they are all absolved from the payment
of uniform royalty. They finally determ-
ined to offer a uniform royalty of 80 cents
per cwt, and committee was appointed to
make this proposition.
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Secretary Folger has not come to an

Secretary Folger has not come to any
conclusion as to what plan he will rec
ommend to aid in the continuance Of the
national banking system. Several plans
for new long low-rate bond have been
submitted to him, but he is said to be of
opinion that Congress would not entertain
any proposition for new bond. and that
it would be idle to propose one. Mean
while the indications are that the surplus
will not continue az large as it has been,
and that there will be fewer calls for the
three per cents.
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RAILROAD MEETING.
ANIMAL Meesiny Of the international
Railway Company of Maine.

BANGOR, Nov. 8.
The annual meeting Of the international
Railway Company of Maine was held today.
The election of officers resulted in the choice
of the following:
President-John H. Pope Of Ottawa
Vice President-Noah Woods of Bangor.
Directors-John H. Pope of Ottawa, Noah
Woods, F. A. Wilson and E. r. Burpee OF
Bangor, w B. Ives, T, S. Morey and ID. T..
McFee of Sherbrooke.
Supt McFee in his report, stated that a
large force of men are now at work on the
railroad in Maine near the Canada boundary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
I hicagO Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.
FLOUR-quiet.
WHEAT = higher; No. Chicago Spring, ssi,
Oct. 97t; Nov. 99i.
CORN easier at 4sI a 4sl cash bid; 49, q 4si
Nov.
OATS steady Isl cash; Isl Oct; 2si Nov.
RYE-quIet; 81.
BARLEY-higher 62.
PoRK-at Ii 90 II 10 for cash and II 05 a is 10
Nov.
LARD at 742A 2 4 for cash; 742I a745
Nov.
BULK MEAr-Shouiders, AS; Short rib, 8 60
Short iear. 6 IS.
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Bound Over.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov s.
Cornelius Callahan was today bound over
to the superior court in the New Britain
police court on the charge of killing his
cousin Cornelius j. Callahan q few weeks
ago. The two we're passengers on the ex-
press train from Meriden to Hartford, The
deceased disappeared from the train mys-
terioasly and was Afterwards fosnd near the
track with mortal stab wound in the breast,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE UNITED STATES
Alluded to in the Note China Sends to
France.
LONDON, Nov. 6

LONDON, Nov. 3.
The text of the note from China approving
the conduct of Marquis Tseng in the Tonqnin
matter, which was sent BY Marquis Tseng TO
Prime Minister Ferry, has not vet been puo-
lished. Several dispatches from Paris say
that it alludes to an effort by power friendly
to France to mediate between the two coun-
tries, which chance among others occurred
for a perfect solution of the questions at is
sue, was discarded by France. The friendly
power referred to is supposed to be the
United States.
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METHODIST MISSIONS.
The Meeting in New York-The Com.
mittee Appropriate Liberal Sums.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.
The missionary committee of the Methodist
Episcopal church, at its session today, voted
to appropriate liberal sum for general mis-
sionary work in Naples and South America
Bishop Warren, Gen. Fisk and Rev. Drs
Reed, Fowler and Edwards we're appointed
committee to prepare the usual address to the
church on the subject of missions.
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THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.
The Assembly Stands - Republicans to
65 DemocFats.

ALBANY, Nov. 8.
The Evening Journal gives the following
summary of the election: More complete
returns of Tuesdays election in the State in
creases Carr's majority to over $4,000 and
leaves little doubt that the democratic candi-
dates for remaining Offices are elected bv
majorlties ranging between 10000 and H.
900. Chaplin will lead his ticket with Sweet,
O'Brien and Maxwell following in the order
named. The Assembly will stand - repub-
licans and So democrats.
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stanford. the American Forger.

MONTREAL, Nov. 8.
Stanford, the American who forged checks
on the name of Hew Andrew Allen, son OF
Andrew Allen. in Great Britain, has been
claimed through the colonial Office by the
British secretary of state, and arrangements
are being made to send the prisoner to Eng
land. When the home government has fin
ished with him, he will be claimed by jew
elry firm in New York. whom he defrauded
of diamonds worth $500 on forged checks.
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Especial Despatch to the Kennebec Journal ]
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-09
STANDARD TINE.
Its Adoption by the Agents Of the Lew.
istOn Mills.

LEWISTON, Nov. 8.
At meeting of the agents of the mills,
held Thursday afternoon, it was unanimously
voted to adopt the standard time of Philadel-
mia. The time is 10 minutes and ~ seconds
slower than Lewiston city time. Mill oper-
atives will sleep IS minutes and AZ seconds
longer in the morning. The standard time
goes into effect November 18th.
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MADRID, Nov. 8.
A pamphlet published by an exarmy Off
Ger. now secretary of the republican military
association, giving history of the late mill
tary rising. asserts that forty-four regiments
and 5000 officers Of the Spanish army were
comprised therein. 1t also accuses Ruise
Gorilla of winning $4,000 on the stock ex-
change during the panic consequent upon the
uprising.
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The Charleston News and Couris

The Charleston News and Courier
thinks cit will be happy event for South
Carolina If the white people shall seize
the golden opportunity and bind the whites
and blacks together in the bonds Of COM
mon interest In the honor the peace and
the prosperity of the State. By liberality,
tempered with wisdom, the color line in
politics can be obliterated in the South"
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
hlains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale BY F. G..
Kinsman 1 Co. decld&vly
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SING SING.
A Prison Warden Arrested for Election
Bribery.
POrGUKrEPsIF n. Y. No

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. s.
There is much excitement throughout
Duchess county over the numerous arrests
since Tuesday of parties charged with bribery
at the election. Among the warrants sworn
out today was one for Warden A. A. Brush
of Sing Sing prison, and another for Wesley
Van Tassel, New York custom house of
fcer. The deputy sheriff left at noon Ito
serve the warrants.
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MINNESOTA.
Returns Show Hubbard's Majority to be
$4,000.
ST. pAI,r Nov &.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.
The official returns from six counties, par
tial returns and estimates from so counties
and estimates based upon the election of two
years ago, from the remaining ten counties
give Hubbard IA, 900 and the rest of the re-
publican ticket about 1000 majority. The
official count will not vary much from these
figures.
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HE WILL RUN AGAIN.
Butler Saws He Will Run Again for the
Office Of Governor Next Fall.


BosToN. Nov. s.
The Herald states that Governor Butler
told member of his council. yesterday, that
he should run again for the office of governor
next fall. The compliment of l50, 900 votes
leads him to think that he will be successful.
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Found.

Found.
ENOUND.-A sum of money which the owner can
Il have by calling upon +. A. Brick.
Augusta. Nov. 9th. novSt3t'
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The Turf

BosroN, Nov. 8.
AT the Mystic Park races there was fair
attendance. In the unfinished double team
race for purse of $1,000. II. B. Winship.
with running mate, defeated Frank, with
running mate. three straight heats. Time,
2.l63. 2.l23, 2ll}.
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FOUND DEAD.
A Calais Man Found Dead on the Road
Cause Unknown.
BANGOR. Nov. s.

BANGOR. Nov. s.
A dispatch to the Commercial from Calais
says: NJ. Gushing who left here Saturday
for Wesley, was found dead Tuesday at
Debec Junction. near the New Brunswick
Railroad. His team was found at Houlton
near by. The coroner's jury decided that
the cause of the death was unknown.
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The New York Tribune. having dis
covered that under the common law
fourteen is the marriagable age for
males of the human specie and twelve
for females, sent round among the par
sons of New York and Brooklyn to see
what they thought of the matter. Most
Of them were much surprised to learn at
what extremely tender age. the law al
lowed marriages to take place, and they
emphatically disapproved of it, with the
exception of MIR. Henry Ward Beecher.
who observed. ''if any boy is so foolish as
to want to marry at fourteen | would
say let him 60" Nearly all the minis
ters favored early marriages, but thought
twenty-One was young enough for the
man and eighteen for the woman. The
laws governing marriage, are evidently
. little loose in New York State. as they
are elsewhere. The common law
provision as to what is marriagable age,
was derived from the Roman civil law,
and was never intended for such a cold
cline as ours. II is well enough to en-
courage men and women to marry young.
but boys and girls should be debarred
this privilege, for. whatever else is to be
said. marriage is certainly not game
for children to play at.
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Sources Of PROFIT.

There are many sources of profit to those
who are ingenious and enterprising. Burdock
Blood Bitters are q source Of profit in every
way. They build up the health surely, speed
lily and s6ectually, which il saying . greet
deal noy6f&wlw2p
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Starch Storehouse Burned.

HouLroN, Nov. 8.
A FIRE at Houlton, Thursday morning,
burned Kinney & watson's storehouse. Fifty
cases of starch we're badly damaged. Loss
$1,000; no insurance.
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No Authentic News from the Egyptian
Battles.

CAIRO, Nov. s.
No information of an official character con-
cernng the recently reported defeat of Ell
Mahdi, the false prophet, with great loss by
the Egyptian forces have vet come to hand.
The news received from indirect sources,
however, tend to confirm the report.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hours.

Wa7 Dept OBce of Chief Signal Officer, I
Washington, ID. c., Nov. 81 A. NJ.
FIR Nvs E.,sia',,l ani Middle States.
increasing riouaines; and rain; warmer
southeast to southwest Einj lover baron
stss.
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SPORTING
Billiards.

PARIS, Nov. s.
Schaeffer and vignaux, today, completed
final arrangements for the championship game
of billiards. The game will be ''balk line
and be played at the Grand Central Cafe, be-
ginning Nov. 26th and continuing five nights.
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NEBRASKA.
Later Returns Do Not Change Reese's
Vote.
OMAHA, Nov. 8.

OMAHA, Nov. 8.
The revised returns confirm the previous
estimate that Reese, republican candidate for
supreme judge, is elected by less than 5000
majority.
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PINE TAR will kill the parasite that causes
Consumption. JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP
contains the proper quantity and quality. At
Alien Co.'S drug store. octl5t&wtf
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Legislature Strongly Democratic.

JACKSON, Nov. 8.
The election returns are nearly all in. The
joint legislature will stand 100 democrats to
% republicans and Independents. The demo-
Gratis elected l out II district attorneys
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You can get Of Bowditch, Webster 1 Co.,
Kemp's Botanic Liver Pills for Headache,
for the Complexion for Torpid Liver, for
Biliousuess
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. &.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.
The official returns from 81 of the 81 coun-
ties in this State and estimates from the 9TH
ers, gives Niles, rep, for auditor general,
6,261 majority, and Livesey, rep, for State
treasurer, II sol majority.
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TRENTON, Nov. 8.
Returns from all the counties make Alb
belts majority for governor G625.