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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-02
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Nominees Of the Republican eau
Gus Elccted-GOv. Cleveland's
Message.
Albany. n Y Ian. l..

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. l.
Both branches of the General Assembly
convened at Ills A. NJ. and organized by
the election of the nominees of the republi-
can caucus.
Gov. Cleveland's message shows the State
debt on Sept. 30th to have been 81, 900, 900,
4 decrease of S40O, 900 during the year. The
governor condemns the frequent recesses
taken by the legislature and recommends leg
islation placing personal property and real
estate on the came footing for the purpose of
taxation, thus preventing the rich by shirk-
ing taxation from adding tc the burdens of
the poor. The governor claims that years
of experience has justified tree canal legis-
lation and recommends that bank examina-
tons be made compulsory.
1t is suggested that railroad companies be
required to file frequent sworn reports, and
that false oath in connection Herewith be
considered perjury, and that the directors be
required to refund to the stockholders any
expenditure which shall be determined im
proper by the auditing authority. The new
plan of civil service examination will, it is
believed, prove practical and effective.
Prompt measures are recommended for the
preservation of the Adirondack forests.
A bill was introduced in the Senate pro-
vijing that in cities of 100000 inhabitants
or over all telegraph, telephone and electric
light wires and cables shall be placed under
ground before Nov. 1885. Local govern
ments are empowered to remove poles and
and to tax the expense on corporations.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
The New York & New England Road
in a Receivers Hands.

HARTFORD, Jan. |.
An order for the appointment of Charles
7. Clark as receiver of the New York & New
England Railroad Company was made last
night by Judge Nathaniel Shpman of the
United States Circuit Court on petition of
Hon. Thos. Brassy, N. P. of England and
creditors.
BosToS, Jan l.
The following notice was promulgated to
the stockholders of the New York & New
England Railroad at late hour last night:
All agents, officers and employees of the
New York & New England Railroad Com
pany and to whom it may concern, the I'M
dersigned having been appointed receiver Of
the New York New England Company by
the Circait Court of the United States for
the second ciscuit, hereby gives notice that
he has qualified as such, and has taken posses
sion as such Of all the railroads of said COM
psny in the States of Massachusetts,, Con-
necticut. Rhode Island and New York and of
all said companys railroad franchises and
property.
CHARLES Z. CLARK.
Receiver
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Iaporsant Transfers In Kemnebec County
for the Past Tive Weeks.

The following are the important transfers
of real estate in Kennebec county, ~ re-
corded at the Office of the Register of Deeds,
for the two weeks ending Saturday, December
10Th:
AUGusrA.-Adoniram j lawson of Augusta. to
Julia T. Harwood of said city. land in el6o Lucy
W. Anderson of Augusta, to Alvah Howe OF said
BrNroN-Chss. l. Foss of Albion. to Hiram
Wixon Of Benton. land ia B.. $40; Joseph A.: Hurd
of Caribou to Chas L. Foss Of Albion, land In Ben
CHkLskA.-A. n. Douglass to Kingsbury Blan,,
chard, Eugene H. Collins. Albion 7: Collins, and
CHINA Julia a. Chadwick Of Cushing, to Ed:
ward NJ. Andrews formerly OF China, undivided half
of certain land in Chisa. also.
CLINTON rsrbell Of Lawrence, Mass, to
Geo. McNelly of Clinton. land in c., $3.50
Observation-Disclosures J. Danforth of Farm
inEdale. to Dennis J. welch of Gardiner land with
FAYErTE.-Phebe H. Sanderson OF Fayette. 70
Samuel 5. alton of said town. land in f., $i7S;
OF Lowell, Mass. land in Fayette. $500; Charles
Russell Of Fsyet,e, TO Albert u. Underwood OF said
town, land IN Fayette. $50.
Samuel NJ, Hiram, Sherburn, Greenlief, and Cnas.
Lawrence. Jr, all Of said city, land In e.. $3.50 MAI;
tia Clay 81 Gssd h 70 A6 s % on AGO.
Eliakim Norton of Gardiner 10 Elizabeth Henderson
Of SAID city land with the buildings thereon in g.,
yIuU.
HALLowELL--Alon1oE Emery Of Augusta. to W.
Scott Hill Of said city, land with the buildings there
on in Hallowell, $500.
MoNMoUrH.-Levi Day of Monmouth. to Otis II.
Jewell of Cambridgeport Mass land with the build
ings thereon, in Monmouth, 5000; Marilla M
Walker of Monmouth. to Lorettus 5. Metcalf. inter
est as heir in gristml property. family residence.
Frost orchard property the Bridge road. property
owned the city, the Strong lot and the Kurdish
lot. 800; Seth FogS OF New Vineyard, to John +.
Wing, land in Monmouth, $500.
MT. VERN0N.-Calvin Hopkins Of Mt. Vernon, 10
The Ladies Hall Club of said town. land in MI.
Vernon, 3S5.
VIENNA. - Fred +. Stinchield Of Vienna, to
Lucetta Stinch6eld of said town, land in Vienna,
$500.
WATFRvILLE.-Richard j. Berry Of Waterville,
to Elizabeth Berry Of said town. land in Watervie,
500; L. f. Thayer, c. T. Gray and N e II. Pusifer,
all OF Waterville, to jeremiah Kurdish OF said town.
land In Waterville, $500; Ruben b. and Lydia X
Dunn of aterville, to John and Alfred Flood OF
said town, land in Waterville. $500; Daniel Libbey
of Waterville, to James W. Russell Of said town,
real estate in Watcrville, t22oO.
WINsLOw-Henry L., Mary +, and Sibyi Gar
land, Winslow. to A. A. Brown Of Benton. land In
Winsow, 500.
WINTHROP Charles II. Barker of Wayne. to
John Il. Cofron OF winthrop, land in winthrop,
$3.50; Mary L. Kelley Of Winthrop, to L r.
Moody Of said town. land in Winthrop, $500
Thomas S. Coffin OF Winthrop. TO Clara Coffin Of
said town. land with the buildings thereon. In Win
throp. 81; Isabella NJ Orcntt Of Monmouth, to j. l..
Orcatt of said town, land in Winthrop. 81; Amasa
D. King eff Winthrop, to Isabella NJ Orcatt, land In
Winthrop. SIPS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-02

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. l.
The murder of Lieut.. Col. Landerken of
Gendarmeri on Friday night. was committed
in the Ratkod bsilding near the Moscow
railway station. 1t appears that he was killed
BY several Nihilist. who had gained access to
the premises disguised as detectives. An as
sistant was dangerously stabbed. The muir
der 10 attributed TO some recent important
arrests of Nihilists ordered by Luderken.
The murderers left a note behind them stat.
ing that their next victims would be Count
Tolstoi, minister of the interior, and Gen.
Gresser, chief Of the St. Petersburg police.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ANOTHER RIOT.
This Time in Ireland-Several Men Re.
ported Stabbed.

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.
Several bodies of Orangemen with bands
of music have arrived at Dunaannon, Ireland,
command of Grand Master Stewart Knox aud
Lord Coledon.
An Orange meeting was held within sight
of the Nationalist gathering. The National
lists marched from the Catholic chapel in mil
itary order, and an encounter occurred be-
tween them and the Orange procession. The
Orangemen charged the Natiohalists. but the
military interfered and Afterwards proceeded
- clear the streets.
LONDON, Jan. l.
A despatch from Dromone to the Exchange
Telegraph Co. says tremendous rioting has
occurred there and that several men were
stabbed.
DRoNoRs. Jan. /,
Meetings of both Orangemen and Nation
alists are being held. Twenty thousand peo-
pie are in attendance. Messrs. T. ID. Sulli-
ran and W. O'Brien, members Of parliament,
who are also members of the organizing COM
mittee of the National league, are directing
the movements of the Nstionalists. Three
bandmen have been arrested for carrying re-
volvers.
An Orange meeting was held in field
ent. Col. Stuart Knox presided. He &C.
cused the government of endeavoring to OBJ
tain . Parnellite vote by prohibiting loyal
and allowing Parnellite meetings.
A resolution was passed, opposing the ex-
tension of franchise in ireland, condemning
the action of the governments in allowing
seditious meetings in Ulster, opposing home
rule and endorsing Lord Rossmor's action at
Rosslea
A Nationalist meeting was held in a field
At the opposite end of the town. The rival
parties we're kept apart by . large body Of
cavalry, infantry and police. Even this
force was hardly able to prevent collision.
Alter the close of the meetings, despite the
efforts of the magistrate, the Orangemen, by
detour across the field. came within short
distance of the Nationalists. There was =
serious fight fer some time, during which
the cavalry and infantry charged several
times. Shots were exchanged. stones thrown
and sticks freely used. The infantry, with
fixed bayonets, escorted the Nationalist be-
yond reach Of the Orangemen.
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THE CRUEL SEA.
Another DismasteA and Abandoned
Vessel.


HALIFAX, Jan. /.
Brisantine Champion from Dems.era re-
ports having passed the 18th inst in lat SO
IL, long. $3.50, the dismasted and abandoned
schooner Lizzie Florence of Tucker,on.
j. A portion Of her 'foremast was standing
and all head gears and anchors we're still on
the vessel. No person vas visible on board.
but attached to bits could BE- observed a
mans rubber boot as though one of the crew
had previously been dashed there
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NASHUA, N. H., Jan. l.
The newly elected municipal government
was inaugurated in the court room at City
Hall building this forenoon. Mayor Morton
delivered short address recommending that
the finances of the city receive careful atten-
ton. that appropriations for schools should
be liberal. The city expended the past year
$4,000. The mayor recommends the public
library to careful consideration and advises
a change in the sewer system and compli-
ments the fire department for its efficiency.
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THE BIDDEFoRD MYSTERY.


BIDDEFoRD, JAN l.
1t is alleged now that lights were seen
fitting about house of ill-fame near the To-
cality where the blood was discovered Sunday
morning, and it is thought that the man who
vas seen by Mr. Wakefield and Mr.. Kelly
was the one treated by DR.. Grafton, although
there il = discrepancy between DIR. Grafton
and them As to the time. While this suppo-
sition might account for the man it furnishes
no clue as to the whereabouts of the woman.
who was evidently in much more critical
condition than he. This house is kept BY
one Clough and has been searched twice by
the officers, but they found nothing to in
dicate such condition as that described by
Grafton. Many do not place any reliance
upon his story. The scarf which he said
was left upon him by the parties who called
him out, he now admits was his own.
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THE 8. J. COURT.
Al Attempt Being Made to Continue
the kittery Murder Case.
BrppRroxp. Jan.

BIDpKroRD, Jan. l.
The January term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court convened at Saeo today. Judge Virgin
presiding. There are about 400 cases upon
the old docket and $50 new entries. The
Blaney .Barrovs murder case from Kittery,
IL tried, viii Be Of great interest 1t is said
that IN attempt viii be made to have this
case continued on account of the delicate
condition Of Nrs. Blaney who. it is now re-
ported. viii be charged a. an accessory.
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Foreign Notes.

The amount of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank Of England on balance Tuesday was
sc, 900 pounds.
Ten minor failures in the iron trade are
reported in Birmingham, Eng, and other
small failures in the same trade are announced
in the Provinces.
1t is stated that the scheme for the revis-
ion of the French constitution as proposed by
N. Ferry, the prime minister, chiefly aims at
the abolition of the Office Of life senator, aud
the restoration Of the scrutin de histe system
of voting. 1t 10 believed that the party of the
right will support the latter proposition.
Among the incidents of the anniversary ser
vices in Paris on Monday, in honor of the
memory OF Gambetta, was the visit of about
one hundred members of the chamber of dep
uties and other friends of the deceased states-
man, to the mortuary. M. Pail Bert deliv-
cred an address euogistic Of the patriot as
pirations of NJ. Gambetta.
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W EATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next ~ Hours.

War Dept Office of Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, D. c., JAN 2-l A. M. I
For New England and Middle States,
rain and snow; easterly winds, veering to
southerly; falling barometer slightly warmer
followed by colder weather "wednesday night.
Fair and clear weather 10 indicated on Thurs
day in all districts east of the Missouri val
ley. Cautionary signals from Macon to
Eastport
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Shipping ut Halifax.

HALIFAX, Jan. /.
Daring the year just closed. AZ new ys..
sells, of . total tonnage of 2447. we're regis.
tered At this port, and - vessels of 2o,, ton,
we're registered de novo on account of pur.
chase transferred from other ports or other.
wise. One hundred aud thirty-two vessels of
IL, 3o6 tons we're struck Cd, 81 being lost
~ broken up or otherwise destroyed a. un-
sea~orthy. three sold to foreigner, and ls
transferred to other ports.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 81.
KLoUR-dun.
WHEAT - lower; No. 3 Chicago Spring, %:
Dec. S6I.
CORN - lower At sol q col cash bid; col q col
Dec.
OArs-higher sal cash; 33t Dec.
kYE-Qulet 5s4
BARLEY dull ID.
PoRk-at - 3sa IA 20 for cash and Il 90 q "A l2I
Dec.
LARD at SIS 70 for cash; s& 70
Dec.
BULK MEAT-shoslders. 6 Is; Short rib, rs;
Short clear. &C.
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TELEGRArHIC SPARKS.

Ship Adam ~ Simpson, With sugar from
Iliolo to Boston is lost. The crew Vas saved.
The New York legislature convened NJ
noon Tuesday and elected Titus Shead for
speaker.
arrivals at Gloucester report heavy gale
At Georges Bank. Dec ., with considerable
damage to sails, bulwarka, etc.
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watertewn Cattle Market,

WATKRrOWN, Mass., Jan. !.
BEEF CATTLK-Receipts 500; market unchans :
masket beef. choice % = 50: extra ct 6 % q
50; first quality at ooS7 80; second at 90 a
50; third ct 10 a. Is.
STORE CATrTE-working oxen per pair at i0oa
20: mileh cow and calves ct 2063s farrow cows At
S3i; fancy cows, 50ss0; yesriing IL a1O two years
lSSao; three years 24a4O,
SwryE-Reeeipts 100 Western fat, live, sias,
Northern dressed hogs at IL
SHEEP ALB LAnBs-Receipts $500 heads
sales OF sheep In lots At 2 50a4 % each /;
extra 90 - or 21a5te; spring lambs sa6l; veal
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE
SHERIFF or kENyEBEC COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE.

KEEEEBEC S., Dec. 10, A. d. issa.
YINHIS 10 to give notice, that on the nth day
Il OF Decembsr.A ID. 1883, warrant in insoyency
vas Issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency for AID
County Of kennebec, against the estate Of George
4. LowdeD, adjudged to be an Insoiv.
emit Debtor, on PETITION Of said Debtor, which
petition was filed on the eleventh day Of
December. A. d. 1883, to which last named date
interest on claims Is to be computed; that the
fer OF any property belonging said debtor to him
OF for bis USE and the delivery and transfer Of any
property BY him are forbidden BY law that meetins
and choose one or more assignees Of his estate, win
ne held 1t court Of insolvency to be holden 1t the
Probate Court Room, IN Augusta, on the
In the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first shove written.
Nm II. LIBBY. Deputy Sheriff.
A Messenger Of the Court Of IpsoIyencv for ala
County ofKennebec sws, '-'s'
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Providence. Jan. l.
carpenter named Martin fell from
building on Commercial wharf, Newport. to-
day, breaking. it is thought. leg and his
backbone, and receiving probably fatal in
juriss.
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BY TELEaR GRAPH.
NAME DISPATCHES.
RAISED A BREEZE.

Maine Corporations Sued BY Hallow.
ell Lawyer for Violation of q Statu.
tory PYOvisioa-f0rfeituTeo Of $500
IN Each Case If the Suits
are Successful.
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Diamonds stolen.

NV YoRK, Jan. l.
Leon Sfonon, drummer ia the employ of
Goldsmith Kuhn, diamond merchants of
this city, has absconded With $50. 900 worth
of the firms diamonds A reward of ssnO
is offered for his arrest. Crosson 10 a native
Of Poland and speaks Eve languages.
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Captured.

BANGOR, Jan. l.
Charles Hutchinson, who escaped from
Jail Friday. was captered in Corinth and re-
tured to this city tonight.
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From Mrs. Dennis Smith, Louisville, KY,
says: For blood Impurities Burdock Blood
Bitters seem particularly adapted. Never
before had complexion 90 clear. Use all the
time" janId&wIvap
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SrocKroy, Jan. l.
Washington Peaslee of Stockton commit.
I'D suicide Tuesday morning BY hanging.
He had been in poor health for some time.
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PORTLAND.
Fire in a Large -Four Story Brick Build.
ing on Middle Street.

PORTLAND, Jan. l.
Fire in large four story brick block ON
Middle street tonight owned by j. E. Don
nell and occupied by Portland Suspender
Co, whose loss is about $4,000, insured fol
$4,000, and Portland Paper Box Co., losa
5000, insured for $1,000. Donnell's loss is
$1,000, probably not insured.
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Self Murder.

BETHEL, Jan. /.
Melville Stowe of Newry, q prominent
farmer, hanged himself in his barn today.
Insanity the cause.
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Y0Ume PEOPLES SOCIETIES
OF CHRISTIAN EnDEAvoR.

Hcv v organize them. What they have done.
and nov tAsy nay Be nade e6seteal helpers In every
ehsreh- fan Information aad reports NAV -
ootaiDsd q ". H. PRENNELL.
4czodlw Chairman Rx. Con-. Portland. Ne,
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NASHUA.

The City Government Inaugurated-Fre
Department COmplimented.
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AND COMMERCIAL


kventn0 Report.
new YORK, Dec. 81.
Money loaned between from 2a2l and closed at "a
Prime Mercantile paper. s q 81. Exchange steady
III for long, and s4i for short. Governments steady
Closing Bids:
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Look and Live.

, Header are You Afflicted with pain arising from
kheamatfsm, Liver Complaint or Bright's Disease
! kidnsys, try Dr. fIeteher's Pain Killer
Plaster. % cts. each. or for 81. Address
~. &. REED, Weeks Mills, Me.
Wtmz9
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The Nary steele a, Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER, Jan. l.
Arrived schooner Mary Steele, Young,
Portland for Norfolk.
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The heavy volcanic eruption in Alaska
two months ago proves. now that fuller de-
tails are published, to have affected two
important peaks $500 miles apart. and 70
have been accompanied BY shower, Of
pummice. II the theory of J. Norman
Lockycr, that the red sunsets in Europe
and Asia during the las, three mouths are
due 10 showers of pummice thrown into
the upper air by the volcanic eruption 10
Java prove tenable. and il is thus far
the most probable presented. the Alaskan
eruptions win explain the red sunsets on
this Hemisphere. Il would be interesting
10 know whether these sunsets began in
California before appearing in the East.
Our impression 10 that they did.
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NIHILISTS

Murder One Official and Threaten the
Lives Of Others.
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NOR SALE.-Houses In different parts Of the
8 city, ranging in price from $3.50 to $1,000. Alse
desirable store ON Water street. Also good farms
In this city and elsewhere. Apply at the Office Of
4. S. FOGG,
next south American Express office. feb26t
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For Safe.

NOR SALE AT BARGAIN.-A house on
Il Patterson St. of modern and beautiful design
Just completely finished newly blinded, papered and
painted throughout. Ii was built entirely BY days
work; has " rooms; can be used by two families or
one has water above and below, and the pumps and
pipe are new. 1t can be purchased AT much below
cost. Cash payment, or nj least half down.
Call on JOHN l.. STEVENS,
noy26ftf Western Avenue.
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VXyANTED.-Piain sewing by n competent per,
w son, TO do at home or will go out by the day.
janltlw Inquire at 10 Pleasant Street.
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ITO RENT.-A small tenement Gage,
i Water street. Enquire Of +. II. w. SMITH,
noy6dtf No. Il Crescent ST.
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WANTED. A situation to do housework in II
w small family. Address OF. 5. j." 1855 State
Street, or call there. dec3ldu
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To Let

"OTEL TO LET.-The well known Central
III House" at the corner of State street. and
Western avenue, Augusta, will be let TO u RESPONSE
BILE party on favorable terms. For information apply
to or address LENDALL TlICoNB,
septlOteowtf Augusta, Me.
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VXyANTED-Ladies and young men who
w out of employment, in city or country, can
have steady work Mt their own homes all the year
round. Work sent by mail. Good salary. No can
vassIng. Address UNION MANuF'G Co,
dc29TIw~ 767 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
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ITO LET.-One house on Grove street, and ;hre
i Offices and one store on Water street.
Nov 9TH JAMES w NORTH.
nov 0,tf
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SrocKroy, Jan. l.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-23
Republican Central Committee
Meeting.

The republican central committee held a
meeting yesterday sfrernoon al the city
hall. The meeting was called to order at
2:30 D. ~, BY Prof. Kirk, who was made
chairman, Capt Albert Parker being abb
SEM. Hon. G. E. Nesserly was made Sec
rotary. On motion of Mr.. Winzenberg, a
committee of three, consisting OF Z. E.
Messerly, A. Parker and J. ID. Crawford,
was appointed to fill the vacancy on the
county ticket for representative from tie
Ess'ern district.
On motion of Mr.. Lowen, the following
gentlemen were appointed for the execu-
tive and finance committee: ALDER:
Parker, J. D. Crawford and II. L. Hast
ings.
The appointment of places and d,tes for
holding political meetings throughout the
county was referred to the executive COM
mittee. Adjourned.