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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-31
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Pass. March O.--Tha Ferry Cabinet
hss resigned, owing 10 an adverse vote
IN the Cezmber of Deputies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
POLITICAL.


ClNfiNNArN ONO, Oct ~ ~
lle,no,ratlc cabs held moctings last nIpht
ana adopted resolutions charging ms
itouus the Ncpublieals IN the recent
elcotlonsin HAMILTON county " dcbauch.
my ludSrs and clerks auilln lsarrhaslns
votes, They lcolarc In laycT II Xxx
prompt Prosecution OF anofendcrs To
thls end Che Jefferson club apps,prated
$500 ihe puobworth cub Ssse0 NM
the West Sud club $1,000. ~"
tniNu OK rus sNiiMp,
NEW NoSN oct l1.--,lAltlgr Fop,ler
has accepted an lAfitatlon ~ The Ren,,Ll
lcan state committee to stt,np lls INV.
oi New lo'k for the RcnnhlIcaa enn.
WlluN on llIE 60 aMirrEr ,h ONE mrs
aytpD.
t1NCINNA1gy ONO, Oct. ly.--'rhc nttb..
neyS OF the committee of one lnin,lprd -.
gagged In the prosecution u oficnd.,s
against the election law 1t the recent
appeared IN the pOlisD CONT aud
preferred charges tu.day against Edwin
hudson, chict Ql police, Tor neglect N
dnly IN railing To- serve TIA warrants
placed IN his LANDS by the oammlltes Oet.
$ and Tor ale arrest OF saNen men
with violation Of tho rselstrt
law The attorneys stated that one ~
me men agalnshWhanl the warrants were
ISSUED is now p policeman. Another
served as Special policeman On election
day and one or two oihars Wet
Well-known 20 lph lludsoA ana She 20.
lice
Col hudson cepaincd thltlle gaic the
warrants 20 his lieulenants Me CONT
ordered the llcu.enmts 10 be brought n
to answer and continued The a1se against
hudson until Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
CABLE NOTES.

The London Standard asserts that the
Conservatives arc receiving promises OF
support from numerous Moderate Liber-
ais Of influence
King Alfonso Of Spain presided az his
cabinet council yesterday. The minister
of foreign affairs read the instructions
sent the Spanish ministers at Berlin and
Rome respecting the negotiations on the
Carolines question
Mr. a. NJ Sullivan declines 70 take a
reelection 10 the British house Of COM
mons. Mr. fitzgerald, who was recently
charged with trcasonand felony, has been
selected Ia contest Eastelare ia tile com.
iBI election.
The prince oi Wales has gone 10 Paris
Tie ANGER OF Aighanisian las rejected
Indirect oYeriuras from Russia and VIII
remain loyal 70 England.
VI. dc Iesscps Is preparing TO leaye
Paris tn his way 20 Panama, TO look az
ter matters connected with the eOnstruc-
ton oi the isthmus canal.
The friends Of AIR. Parncll, The Irish
leader, deny the reports circulated that
he has become convert to Catholicism.
The Canadian minister, Burbridge, Is
watching the Rlcl case, and the liquor
license law appealing from Canada.
Hubert Herkomer has been elected
successor 10 John Ruskin, IN tho state
profsss0rsbip Of Enc arts a. oxford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
MA.nNaloN.onl Il

W N7itlN'lpNt 'fl. 10
FAD s'fArE on uIAms.
There Is nothing Whatever ln de navy
department 10 show tie amount of ma
terial or property belonging TO tho gov.
ernmcnt, and this is true not only Of the
ships and the materials which enters into
their construction aAd Quitting, but of
small stores, such as clothing. No nc
count has ever been. Kept in the depart
ment With the different paynasters,
except in tho general account OF advances
in WHICH were Jumped large PORTIONS
Of the annual appropriations upon the
one side and The expenditures u the
various paymagters as they were re
ported upon the either MI the Demo.
Gratis are rcyolalonizng The principal
changes thus ial dotcinlAed mon con
sist, In brict, of The opening Of Individual
accounts with each Of the pagmastars,
the establishment OF q get Of books
@hlch Will show at gance the cost and
all particulars of each vessel of tho AMY,
ut another which shall show a. this close
OF business each day the balance 81 each
appropriation on hand, and ahe os-
adjustment Of rigid property ac-
counts Of the various nayy-yards
and storehouses and other brunches
OF the naval estab sshment haying ttccus-
tody OF public property. Bills for sup.
piles purchased no hoIDe viii not h. paid
nj present until lhey hasc been audited,
by which means II Is hoped that such ir,
regularltics MS have recently been
brought 10 Hight III the bureau Of surgery
and medicine, and ia that Of the payinas.
ter-gcncral Will be made impossible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
KDiedln the snioa.
Special d .llo Gazelte.

0pNtIAI y IV IN1tIIN
EoHr SMiTD, AEiSa oct. i1 intgg
those attending the fair yesseldaf allsl
day before were Bob McDanlei, Mex Mct
Carly aud judge ,inmos Lyngh, al q lig
Illinois district of the Cher9kae nailpfi
Yesterday afternoon they w iet iof
home, and late last night, aesf aisallon
twenty-five miles FROM ibis cllf NJ
Daniel shot aud Killed slecaIiN ~
particulars OF TIE tragedy laHe lseh ~
tanned al ihls writing, except illal Nnisky
was the prime noycr Ia thealtaf We
Daniel & an eBcle Of Ciande Ac'peisls !,
who a short time si9ee POI ii1n4
Grlith at Webbm's FAlle, nlAe Nl9To-
kne nhilon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
A rATAE orARREL.


Tho ikillinE of ~ Prominent Wang Ninn
NJ pleasnnion.
Special to the Uageite.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, oct. IA svnsa.
lion was created " this rltybp iectlpt 81
q telegram from Plcasanton 10 Judge
Morrison briefly stating sNat Walter
Mari had been k!lled hy John Yates. and
summonlng Mr. Morrison TO nlpasantou
10 dolepd the la5tcr.
The particulars of the tragedy, as iar
az could be learned wcro ~ iollows.
Mars who Is a brother OF Judge d. L.
Mari, aud sonA Judep i II Mar, was
drinking with Young John Yates, youth
fnlnetocn yoars, They wero together
Tor several holRs AZ about O'clock on
Friday evening they became Involved IL
II qunuol IA front OF LIVERY
stable on She main square, bdt
the proprieiors of the stable
lnterlercd aud told them both 10 "a on.
They went over 20 the front OF saurIitos.
store whore the quarrel was renewed.
Two sharp and distinct shots rang out dh
tho air and subsequently, young Mari ii,w
found wilhW bullet through his arm aud
HE blood squirting from The waupd TIA
was taken home, but before PHYSICIANS
could stop The flow Of blood, Mari had
become SO weakened BY Tho hemorfhagr
that he died q few hours latgr
Yates was wounded IN The head aud
states that Mari cut him Wltn knife
before he Tired Yates stayed ID touit
untill Mar died and subsequently disap
peared, but II was reported he had ~
turned and surrendered aud X now Ia
custody The tragedy has eansed great
excitement at Plelsanton where bolll iAi.
relatives. Both are highly connected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Tue llhett6, Oct. ia bill has been
presented IN parliament revising the tar.
III duties, II is estimated that the pro.
posed changes, II made, will result IN an
additional revenue of 100000 norns. The
bill provides for an Import duty ON pc
troleum of bNp HORNS for protection and
an import duty ON salt of two ilorlus per
100 Kilograms. The export duty on tea
Is abolished The export duty on sugar
is reduced oio.halt and on cotfpc one
third
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

DCpiIN, oct. ~ In pursuauev OF the
government plan for tlr suppression OF
hoycotting, zoo Respectable inhabitants
nt Sua,lbally, County Queens, luYe been
ARRESTED The Dublin branch of the
National lea9lc sent a lawyer
to defend the prisoners, ltut the
magistrate before whom thew were
brought convicted an OF them and OR
dered tifm TO lind smvtlcs for their good
behavior. The defendants elected 10 70
'u prison rather than furnish bali The
magistrate hcsltatcd to commit them and
finally gave them fortnight in which to
consider She mattpr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

CoLGMMis, OHi3., oct. Hs--frsderlck
GVlner, the murdcNr Of MaFglFet SER
ing, way hanged "a tbc t1anklia connFy
ian o,duy The trap Hns sprung "
llt4a a. M, and no dlea ~ clesei mlps
utes from stra1gulRiloa. Ills neek aas
moi broken. 'Ahp cxecation Mas sern pt
about seventh ave percus. Grciaef nae
wonderfully cool nd seli,possssSeq,
.singllng wtsh his friends "a The ~, sne
vi | i 100 hs sGnt wced TO ihe flielln lpts
he was tady. llseamc on Tie seahv,H
smoking a cigar. and uttered or't h''e
sentrnce blddiag an go0d-bye
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

GEw YORK, Get a. The viii Of Iae
late Cardinal Me( loskey was flcd tbi:
afternoon Tho document II brief. "
directs bis executors 10 pay all hlsjNei
debts and innolal and lestamcnisty u.
ponses Immediately aiios his duflise, ~
then beqncalits 10 Archbishop CorneeIl,
Bishop Mclaughlin ri BROOKLYN apa
Bishop Mcifrcney Of slbany Ill Tue ~
malnder OF his estate, appointing thoinM
the same TIME the executors Of BIZ iillls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

LoNpoN, oct, l7,-Tho Daily News
this morning IN u powerful editorial de-
clares that lord llartlngton's leadership
OF the Liberals Is u thing OF the past. II
says that Mr. Chamberlain Is now the
leader and that Lord harrington has
only hmsels to thank for his predica-
meut. The editorial was presumably IN
spirited. Both Lord harrington and Mr..
Chamberlain have recently visited Mr..
Gladstone at lloWardcn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

LuNpoN, oct l7l 1t was announced
this afternoon that Lord Lmdesborough
has seeded from the Wing party and
that he VIII preside at Tory meeting
Others, ii is said, will fellow Lord
LandesborougA's example. That gen.
tlcmau, while in favor of a wide cxton-
sion of suffrage and reform a taxation.
was not prepared to adopt the whole OF
Chamhcrlain's policy as promulgated IN
his various speeches
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

MNpgIny oct. 1.-THE minister Of for
cign affairs az the sabinot council ycstcr.
day announced that the dispute between
the British consulate aud Spanish officials
nj Havana Ind been settled The trouble
arose from tssp seizure by Spanish officials
81 the archives OF the British consulate,
the consul having become surety for a
Spanish merchant who subsequently,
fufl,ysl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

The anrgeOu-general Of the marine hos
pital service has received o letter nom
surgeon I'll W. Austin, descriptive Of a
visit made by liim to Montreal 10 inyesti-
gaze the system OF Inspection on TIE
fanafian frontier. He says he Il sails.
lle8 Inspection ser,'lce Is wcll and filth.
Jriiy fouaadted, and every practicable
Irefklitiok has been tiken 10 guard
aea nii TIE introduction Of slnals.pox lnto
fie lMted states The Canadian author
inag{h ~ say, 1rc also doln. All b their
port y GEEK the tnrtlstf pr0ercss II
TIE l,ld4pf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

has cNplred have been ordered ~ remain
Ia lndla uetll the settlement OF the dis.
pusc between King rhcbaw of Burmah
ana the government ~ India regarding
the Sumhay and fswmah trading COM
pany y C0Mhined naval and mAitary
force j. being rapidly lifted out at Cal.
cutia " proceed TO Mngoou. Tho cNpe-
dttion sill nuIsbcr 10000 mcn
France offers no obstacle 10 the Rrl fish
anneNaISon OF upper lN.rmaa, or pro.
tcctoratt over Maudalay, tltc capital of
Buriuab
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

MANCHESTER, Oct i.--A meeting Of
delegates Of the various miners assocln-
lions throughout Great Britain was held
here yesterday. resolution was adopted
approving the demand of The miners for
an advance of rs per cent. on the present
rate of wages but II was decided TO take
Il ballot OF the whole OF the operatives
ON the question before ordering a general
strike, The delegates represented l0g,-
nDN man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

ru nWulaER no PRESIDENT lGLrst,s

riE nRurnER no PRESIDENT lGLEsL,s
BEAD,
LIMA, Oct, lIA dispatch from pu-
ente Plcdu announces thu death OF Gen.
Lorenzo lglesas, brother Of the president
and commander 0l the expeditionary
force, whilst on his return as nm invalid
10 this city. Col Rebayse has temporary
command Of the forces,
Further details OF the lighting az Cape
marca state that the battle lasted seven
hours and was Very desperately contested
by the mOHntaineers, who were Ia large
numbers They completely surrounded
the city but were rcpulsed and large
captures OF arms and munitions were
made.
To-day's papers are Ia mourning for
Gen Lorenzo Iglesias, The diplomatic
corps are Invited 10 attend the removal
Of the body from the railway station to
the church to-day and the funeral to-
morrow, which win be III accordance
with the high position Of tlie dc.
Ccnsfd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

MADRID, Oc5, There were II 8 new
eases of cholera and seventy-siN deaths
from the disease reported yesterday
throughout Spain,
Tie cholera panic prevails At Seville
and the people are fleeing FROM the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

WAsHfNGroN, Oct. 10, A. West
GmIf states Local showers, variable
winds, preceded in Southern poftionr ~
east 50 Aouth Hindst cooler H. north and
central poriiitNs stationary temperature
Ia esfreipe Aoutitef1 portion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
VOL. XII: NO. s2l
rrs.IaenlInl Alrolnl,n....

!, I ,., president to-day appointed 49,.
\. Ch,'ds OF Maine % be United S S's,'
consul % Guelph, Canada, md isn Sss, Y,
u to be United States r rr's :. =:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

HRRLIN, oct. 1.-THE North German
Gazette to-day commenting on the sitl9-
ton In the Balkans, says:
The hope thai dtphomacy Viii succeed IN
peacefully settling the Room. fleAu dinic ally
has increased, In View Of The fact that the igil
Rariah authorities have arrested The leacffs %
several bands ~ Serslan cmlFrante WOO had
hesn rndeAyOring 70 stir nliN revolt against
klDe Milan, thus deprying ~eryia - her pre-
tVAi for REORGANIZATION,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

The posttnastcr.genrm ,..aa.
l@ln.eu wenly-ahrec iour,h-class no,,-
masters, as follows Indiana II: Ip,noIs
oi Kansas, y anu each III Callgnsalss'
Oregon atAl the Indian TERRITORY N'"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Information has been received 4 y.
navy department OF the death n st',1s
Enaineer Nanhovenburg, scnlng MKT ,"a
lroqutdS now az payta. Porn '"u"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
OUR CABLE LETTER.
Mr. Gladstone Adopts a Very Awk-
ward Imitation Of the Ameri-
can Caucus System,
Parnell More Successful In His Cam.
paign Cardinal Newman With
the Conservatives.
Sanoe Holds Her second General Elertion
J, To-dny--A Coupd'Etat of Tie
'9. MOnnrchsts Feared.
ArbItra,lon ncclaen nnn..

~ y q " Bcnucti Gable to the Gazette.
&R -, oct, liking Milan and
Prince Alexander are negotiating an Of.
iensivc aud defensive alliance against
Turkey on the basis of ratification OF
the territory, giving Servia the territory
sne claims anc preservation OF the unl0n
between Bulgaria aud East Room Flee.
Two Turkish columns are advancing.
one from the south In the iii.
reetion Of Philippopolis against
the Bulgarlans, and the other
IN the direction OF Nisha against the
Servians. The Bulgarian column is he.
tween the Turkish advance and Philippe
polls, and the Seryian diyis ON Is between
the Turkish advance and Nlsha.
The powers have agreed on arbitration
between Turkey and she Balkan states.
and have called on the hostile states to
maintain peace pending the negotiations
The porte has decided to accept the
proposal, and has notified the powers TO
that effect
Mr.. Gladstone condemns the precipi-
tate action of the prlloipalitles, declaring
that they are placing themselves into the
hands of foreign powers.
The basis of arbitration Is the treaty of
Berlin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

VIENNA, Oct. IA uimor is current
here thai King Milan OF SerSla has issued
a war manifesto. The report is not con-
ilrmed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Darius Legrosc Of Illinois haS neon Z.
polsted = special timber agent Il No Nc Y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Engltsnsl Preparing 10 Grab s,urnab.
T.0,,n0@, oct I7.--Soldsefs serving In
ne sndiau orms whose time u nctylce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
RNGLIsm roI.rrics.

L0NbON, Oct. l7,--Prime Minister
Salisbury has already got the Tory party
IN thorough campaign trim. At the open.
ing of the canvass the Conservatives
were in an apparently hopeless minority
as against the united Liberal factions.
These factions were at the time indulge
ing in sort of go-aN-you-plcasc cam
paign and committing themselves To all
kinds of isms Mr., Gladstone was at the
time enjoying his vacation in Norway
People supposed that when he should re-
turn and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

\ HITFEKENI oIATE or NTFAlR-
has been developed Such number of
provincial candidates have refused to
abide ~ the decisions OF the committee
that the trouble has become serious. ON
this account meeting was secretly held
here OF delegates from all tile provincial
and metropolitan Liberal clubs At this
meeting second and special arbitration
committee was appointed TO adjust the
troubles growing out of the refusals to
abide by the decisions of the large gencr-
al committee. This special committee
at present consists OF Lord Harrington.
leader Of the Wings, Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain, leader OF the Radicals:
lion. Samuel Mosley, Moderate, and Sir
Henry James, attorney general under
MIR. Gladstone. II was calculated that no
Liberal candidate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

ENDORSED ny MIR. GLADSTONE
As il is we find his caucus brought into be-
Ing after the candidates are ali up making
decisions and ordering popular men
deeply pledged and far advanced in their
campaign work, ignobly TO retire. The
result is, of course, that numbers Of these
candidates refuse to accept the caucus
decisions and preseycre IN their candi-
daturc. Hence many OF the
English provincial constituencies remain
contested By four or Ave rival Liberal
candidates, each attempting to split up
the party vote against single Conscrya-
tive candidate in the same field
rARNEIL A BETTER IMITAToR
Mr.. Parnclfs management OF his Irish
campaign has been more closely Initiative
OF the American method and correspond
ingly more successful. IIiscaucns SELECTS
the Candidates who shall be privileged to
solicit league votes. II Mr. parneil per-
mtted any number Of Irishmen 10 put
themselves forward as Nationalist parlla-
mentary candidates In Ireland and after all
these gentlemen had secured followin5s
and given pledges, formed a caucus 10
eXpel certain of them from tho canvass on
the single ground of party expediency,
one campaign would completely shatter
his power. Yet this very thing is what
Mr. Gladstone is az present attempting
Ia England. He may, OF course, succeed,
the Englishman being more submissive
than tile IfishInan, but there cannot be
any doubt that disnuion at pneent pre-.
walls largely ID the Liberal party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-22

Stock On the Farm.
Mr.. E. L. Norcross of Fearnaught stock
farm, Manchester, this State, has quite a
number of horses in his barns, and they are
reported in better condition than ever before.
Among them is the well-known stallion
fearnaught, Jr, (record, $3.50 now 20 years
old. Mr.. Norcross saws:
The old horse looks like a colt, and with
few months preparation. think, can beat
his own record"
Carenaught. by Fearnaught, dam Lady
hlchmoud, Is in the lot; also, Achilles. 2 s.,
oy Carenaught, dam by e. NJ. Clay; Rapidas
z.3o, by Carenaught, stands l54 hands high.
can trot in 2.30 or better, and is a splendid
road horse; Sontag, by Fearnaught Jr.. can
trot in 25; Emily, by Volunteer Bow, can
show in 2.40; Macmillan, foaled in 1880.
stands l53 hands high can trot in 2.4O.
and Is the winner of the Breeders's stake in
Ioo2 Maud and Kentucky, both foaled in
1850, stands l54 hands high, and can trot to-
gether In so; Brown Golden, foaled in 1882
oy Fearnaught, jr.. is very promising; Pa
tlence. foaled IN 1882 by imported thorough
bred Fechter dam, Mollie Allen, is in foal TO
Fearnaught, jr.; Perseverance, by Fechter
DAM Mollie Allen, wrs foaled in 1888, and
stands 10 hands high; Sister, by Fearnaught,
Jr., dam, Young Sontag.
Among the brood mares are Mollie Allen.
by Ethan Allen, in foal to Fearnaught. ir.;
black mare BY Carenaught, in foal to Fear
naught, jr.; Sontag, by Volunteer, dam old
Sontag. ia foal to Achilles; Pullen by Dera-
go. dam of Pemberton, 2.29t in foal to
Fearnaught. jr !; Clifford mare BY old Drew,
IN foal to Achilles; Kate, by Carenaught, in
foal to Fearnaught jr
Mr. Norcross thinks of trotting Rapidas,
Sontag and Macmillan in next seasons races
and will enter some of the colts in the colt
stakes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-22

Justices of the Peace and Quorum-Sam-
uel Dingley. Standsh; Charles L. Allen,
Rockland; J. E. Sherman. Rockland; Sam
uel W. Gould, Skowhegan; Charles Bradley,
Bangor; Il. b. Webb. Deerlng; Albert
Moore. North Arson; Martin L. Durgin,
Jr., Milo; Geo. A. Larrabee, Kingman Geo
T. Sewall, Oldtown; Wilmot Lewis. Booth
bay Horace S. Sands, Bangor; w. B Tay-
lor, Bath; Samuel Dunbar, Castine; Russell
A. Shaw, Washburn; Francis Z. Trip.
Lyman.
Trial Justices-Levi c. Caldwell. Sher-
man Enoch L Eastman, Sweden; Charles
L. Stevens, VIM; f. Fl. Healy, New
Portland
Coroners-John w Ballou, Bath; Albert
X. Lincoln. Dennysville.
Notary Public-Turner Boswell, Scion.
Dedlmus Justice-Josiah Morrell, Vienna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-22
City PERSONALS.

United States Marshal Bisbee was IN Au-
gusta
W. T, Allen, Esq, of Caribou was in town
yesterday.
Prot. NJ. C. Fernald of the State College,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Margie Mason is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Horace Robinson, in Boston.
Mr.. T. S. Dexter and William Dooson'
Esq, we're in Augusta last evening,
Mr.. Redman, ex-democratic candidate TOT
Governor, was in the city last evening.
Miss Susie Copp has been called to her
home in Liberty by the illness of relative
Mr. Samuel L. Boardman, of the Home
Farm, delivered public lecture at Dexter
last evening.
Representative Goodnow of Calais Is
member of the Frontier polo team, and acts 81
Judge for that club
Gen. Luther Stephenson, of the katona
Soldiers Home, lectured before the Graho
Army post at Danvers, Mass, last evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-22
Legislative Notice.
AUGUSTA, Me-. January 81, lss

AUGUSTA, Ne, January q, 1876.
The Committee on Railroads., Telegraphs and Ex-
nresses hereby gives notice that public hearings viii
be held as followss
ON the following bills IAN act to confirm and
make valid the organization OF the Menson Railroad
and to authorize the extention Of the same" IAN
act to amend Chap SAL OF Private Laws Of ISL, en-
titled AN act to incorporate the Penoescet and Lake
Meeantic Railroad Company, as amended by Chap
* ~ the Private Laws the hearing to be held in
Renresentafiyes' Hall on Wednesday, January 2sth,
1885, at 2 p. N.
On the following bills: IAN act to incorporate
,ho D;rioo TELEGRAPH Company" "An act to in
,ornorate tue Boston and Maine Express Company"
IAN act to incorporate the Maine Telephone and
Talegranb Comrany; hearing to be held at the
cammttee-roon on wednesday, February 4th. 1855,
GEO. T. SKwALI, Sec'y of Committee.