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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
nALLOwELL-

The property of the Hsllowell Cotton Man
ufsctory has been assigned to J. w. Converse
Of Boston. to be sold for the benefit of the
creditors. Ii will probably be sold at private
sale or suction very soon. and whoever buys
II VIII no doubt do so with the intention of
starting the factory up ss soon as possible
The steamer Mount Waldo is loading at
Granite wharf with about 500 tons of cut
granite snd psvings from the Hslloweil Gran
lte Works Tor New York, the cut granite
being for the Art Building
A lot OF furniture formerly belonging to
|. NJ. Andrews will be sold at auction by ].
+. Nye. Saturday sfternoon, at the store
west of NJ. w. Boyd's.
The annual meeting and election Of officers
of kennebec Lojg,, +. 4 A NJ, will occur
next Wednesday evening.
The handsome new hall of Crescent Lodge,
A .. U. W, in Titcomb's block. was dedi-
Gated Wednesdsy evening by G NJ. W.,
James Weymouth, assisted by other grand
officers after which Father" John J. Up
church, the founder of the order, gave an in
terestiuc account of the origin and growth of
the order. Ii WAS started Oct. %, 1865, and
now has grand lodge IN about every State
and Territory, and q total membership of
upwards of 10000. The New England iuris-
dlcton has about 10000 members 7. G.
NJ. Burt followed in an interesting address,
strongly urging temperance among the men,
bership and expressed the opinion that
total absinance should be among the
qualifications Tor admission TO the order.
supper was served in the Universalist vestry
about ten O'Clock, of which one hundred and
twenty eight members of the order partook,
after which G. Hugh Doher,y made some
interesting remarks rhe lodge here is in
prosperous condition, with a membership of
ninety-fve.
Rev. Leonard II Bean of Pennington, was
the guest of & o Morrll Thursday.
Rev. l.. l.. Howard of Leeds has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs +. l.. Howe, n few
days
There seems to be some misunderstanding
in regard to the playing of Shsaus 0'Bren
here this evening The hall was engaged but
no further arrangements made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
MINNESOTA.
The Republicans Will Have a Majority
in the Legislature.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 4.
The republicans will have majority of at
least 40 on joint ballot in the legislature
Returns all day have been generally favor
able TO the democrats and the most ssnguine
republicans are not now claiming the election
of McGillss by more than 5000. while the
democrats are elsted and confident that Dr.
Ames will be elected by small majority
Hundreds of precincts in the State are re-
mote from telegraph communications, and
IT Is quite probable that it may take
an official count 10 decide it. In Ham
nipan county, the home of Or. Ame..
1900 votes for him were thrown out it is said,
because the words labor ticket" were print
ed thereon. Ofsetting this, the republicans
claim extensive democratic frauds in Ramsey
county. Whether McGli is elected or not
the republican State ticket as whole. GER
tanly Is, as he ran about $4,000 behind the
other candidates for State offices Ii is i'm.
possible TO give the right figures or compost
ton of the next legislature. but the estimstes
now give the Senate 80 reps. and 10 dems
and the House IS reps and 25 dems. and
farmers alliance men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
MAINE Di>FATCHES.
the PRISONERS ENJOY
The Inmates of Cumberland Jail Taking
Lie Easy While the Officers have q
Quarrel.


IOkILAsD, NOV. 4.
There is disagreement between the sher-
iff and county commission RS Of Cumberland
county in the matter Of appointing a superin-
tendent OF the Jail workshop. The commits
sioners have already appointed this officer
but now the sheriff claims the right The
commissioners have recently reduced the pay
of the superintendent from $500 to 5000
The old incumbent refused to take it at that
price and Il new man was appointed.
Thursday morning, the new man went to
take charge Of the workshop and the sheriff
refused to turn the prisoners over to him.
So no work was done today. The commits
sinners say they will close the workshop if
the sheriff persists. The sheriff wanted the
old incumbent to stay and now claims that,
by the statutes. he has the right to appoint
the superintendent of the workshop. The
question may have to be decided by the su
preme court.
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POLITICAL QUARREL.
A Man " no is Angry with Congressman
Heard.

SKpALIA, Mo, Nov. 4.
The bitter feeling between the Gentry and
Heard factions of the democratic party de-
veloped. yesterday, into two personal encoun-
ters in which, however, no blood was shed.
Gentry's son-in law, named Cloney, who it
seems Heard had declined TO recommend for
postmaster at Sedaiia, called Heard a vile
name in hotel and struck him with 4 cane
which Congressman Heard quickly deprived
him of. Cloney made motion for his pistol
pocket but Hesd anticipated him. Cloney
then threw up his hands and declared he WAS
unarmed. Heard said to Cloney that the
matter might as well be settled, and advised
him to arm himself. Shortly afterwards
Gentry appeared in an excited condition and
seized Heard by the shoulder. Heard broke
away ard drew a revolver but the parties
were separated before any injury was done.
renewal of the trouble with more important
results is expected.
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TRIAL OF EX.ALUERMAN McCABE,
Who Accepted Bribe in Connection with
the Broadway Railroad Franchise.


New YORK, Nov. 4.
The trial of ex. Alderman Francis McCsbe
to ascertain the question of his sanity, Was
begun this afternoon in the court of general
sessions McCabe is one of the Doodle alder
men who accepted brbe in connection with
the Broadway railroad franchise His coun-
sci put in plea of insanity when McCabc
was srraigned for trial In the court to-day
McCabe appeared to be very much worried.
His wife testified TO his having received in
juries about the head of serious nature.
Drs Hammond and Clymer, insanity experts.
testified that McCabe was certainly insane,
as also did DR.. Allan Mclsne Hamilton.
District Attorney MARITIME also told the jury
he also believed McCabe was insane, aud the
jury so found. He was then taken back to
Jail,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
What English Papers Say of the Situa.
ton.

LONDON, Nov. 4.
The Pail Mall Gazette. speaking of the
mayoralty contest in New York, says The
voice for Henry George is by far the most
important political event of the day. 1t is a
message of hope from the new world to the
old, an unexpected light bursting forth in a
dark place. Henry George IS a visionary, an
idealist and utterly impracticable, but were
ne as mad as March hare, all the same,
votes for him mean protest against the rule
Of mammon and will give an impetus to the
discussion of the question of the condition of
the people throughout the world.
The st. James Gazette says of the vote for
George; 1t is significant and unpleasant
fact that in the great American city of New
York such large proportion of workingmen
are prepared to vote for the gospel OF confs
cation. The election should cause all respect
able Americans to forget the trumpery of
party fights and political indiferentism and
face the new danger that is threatening the
commonwealth.
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COLOR ADO.
The Democratic Ticket Elected by
Small Majority.


DENVER. Col, Nov. 1.
The state will give Adams. the democratic
candidate for governor, majority of 1900
a gain over two years ago of 700. The re-
turns indicate that the democrats have carried
the House and possibly the Senate. Reed,
democratic candidate for Congress, is elected
TO succeed Symmes.
The election of Adams. democratic candi-
date for governor. by 2000 plurality is con-
ceded by the republicans. All but six coun-
ties of the state have been heard from, giving
returns on Congressman. The vote from
them is about even. The counties to come
in have always been democratic, So the indi-
cations are in favor of small majority for
Reed, (dem.). The democrats will probably
control the lower House of the legislature
and possibly the Senate. The remainder of
the State ticket except the secretary, auditor
and possibly attorney general is claimed by
the democrats.
BY the latest returns the chances for the
election of Reed, dem, TO Congress are not
so bright An official count will probably be
necessary to decide the result. The demo-
Gratis claim 81 of the 40 members Of the lower
house of the legislature snd of the 26 Sen
ators-gains of II and 6, respectively.
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VERDICT RENDERED.
By the Coroner's Jury over the Death OF
James W. bennett.

SAco, Nov. 4.
verdict was rendered tonight by the cor
ner's jury of the death of James W. bennett
who was recently poisoned with new cider
from cask containing emoalming fluid.
The result of the analysis of Prof. Carmich-
ael of Boston was received today, stating
that arsenic and lead were found in the
stomach. The Inquest was commenced two
weeks ago. Many witnesses we're examined
and lengthy verdict was rendered. IL &C.
cuses no one of criminal negligence, but
charges gross carelessness of Frank Wildes,
cider maker, and Dennis O'Connor, under
saker, who sold the cask. No further action
will probably be taken.
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CuIRlCAHUA APACHES
En- Route TO Florida-The Willy Chief
Makes a Futile Attempt to Escape.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov.

NANsAS N1TH, MO, NOV. 7.
Mangus, head chief of the Chiricshua
Apaches, and thirteen bucks and squaws,
passed through here under guard today en-
route to Fort Marion, Fla. While the party
were going through Colorado, Mangus jumped
through car window and ran some distance
before re-captured Then he obtained knife
and stabbed himself in half dozen places,
inficting serious wounds. This morning he
attacked his interpreter, striking the man
about the head with the shackles on his
wrists. During the subsequent uproar the
train started carrying off all the party except
the interpreter, who followed tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. Eov.4

CHICAGO. Hov.4
FLoUE-Quiet.
wHEAr-heayy: No. Chicago Spring. 72ia72l.
CORN 1t 1Sl
OATs-at 81
RYE-quiet, 81.
BARLKY-fYn 50.
PORK at 30 q 36.
LAID - at q . s "a.
BULK HKAr-5houlders, Is; DheFt RIB, 9 %;
hort sieaa. f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
COURT HOUSE BURNED.
yaluable Papers and Library De.
stroyed.
LANCASTER, n. H.. Nov. 4.

LANCAsTER, n. H., NOV, T.
The court house, containing county offices,
was burned at 2 80 this morning. The ori
gin OF the fire 10 unknown, but probably was
csused bv All explosion of gas in the fur
naces. Fire proof vaults have recently been
constructed and the heating apparatus inn
proved, which was being tested evenings.
About 2.3o A. NJ. terrific explosion was
heard. and Immediately flames burst out
from the front door. windows and roof All
the records and papers burned. Judge w.
). Lord, whose Office was in the building, is
also great loss, his valuable law library
and papers being destroyed. The loss or the
building ie about $50, 900; insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
The President to Attend Harvard College
Celebration.
BosTos, Nov. 4.

BOSTON, Nov. 4.
The board Of aldermen held a special meet
ing. today, and voted to extend the courtesies
of the city to President Cleveland. The pres
ident will arrive here Monday next to attend
the ceremonies incident upon Harvard College
celebration. He will be the guest Of the
State on his arrival and be escorted to the
college BY the governor and staff, when he
will become the guest of that institution. In
the afternoon the city Of Boston will enter
tain him.
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MISSOURI.

Sixth District Republican.
SEDALIA, Nov. 4.
Warner, republican candidate for Congress
in the Sixth district 10 elected.
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A New Political Party.

New YORK, Nov. 4.
The Central Labor Union Campaign com
mittee met tonight and considered the ques-
ton of forming permanent political organi
zation. A call will issue soon to all the dis
trcts for delegates to the convention which
will be held at an early date, and at which it
is proposed to form new party. which shsl
take active part in the canvass of 1888.
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SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
tHarrteb.

In East Corinih, Oct. %, Royal A. sweet of Cor
inth to Mrs. Sarah T. Mitchell Of Bradford.
In Dixmont, Oct. 30, stillman j. Lock to Miss
Daisy B. Garder, both Of Etna.
In Bangor, Nov. 2. Joshua williams of Clifton, to
Miss Matte g. Hamlin OF Bangor
In Exeter. Oct. 3o Edwin d. Page to Miss Maym
B. Wiggin, both of Exeter.
In Nobleboro, Oct "a, AlvaYado N. Sidelinger to
Miss Eldora n Hall, both Of Nobleboro.
In Thorndike, Oct. 30. L. L. Higgins to Miss
Parker Of Gorham.
In Kennebunk, Oct. %, DR.. Geo. Z. Berrus to
Miss Susie =. Mailing Of Kenneblnk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Republicans Make Large Gains in
the Legislature.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 4.
In the Fourth District. Nichols (rep.) is
elected over Graham (dem.j and in the Fifth
Brewer (rep } is elected over Reed (dem.).
The Second District is still in doubt. The
Republicans and independents have made
large gains in the legislature. Indications
are that Democratic Congressman is elected
in the Sixt District. The republicans have
only one Congressman in the present House.
RALEIGH, Nov. 4.
The % district is carried by the republi-
cans, Abbot, a negro, being elected.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Standing of the State Legislature.

BosToN, Nov. t.
The Massachusetts legislature stands SEN
ate. 35 republicans to Is democrats; House,
100 republicans to 70 democrats, and one in-
dependent.
Pendeton, labor candidate in the First dis
trict is not elected as previously announced
On the contrary his competitor, Davidson,
dem, is reelected by at least 5000 majority
The legislature is democratic thus assuring
a democratic senator.
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Going to the Indian Training school.

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 4.
Thirty-seven Apache Indian children ar
rived at the Indian training school from Ft.
Marion, Fla. today They are part of the
Apache band, captured by Gen. Miles several
months ago.
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ILLINOIS,.

Comments OF the Press ON MOrrisOn's
Defeat-The Next Legislature.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
The Daily News's special attributes Nor
rison's defeat mainly to the influence exer.
cised bv John Jarrett of Pennsylvania and
the Knights OF Labor.
The latest returns give the following fig
ures for the next Illinois legislature Senate,
republicans so; democrats 49, socialist |;
total 81. In the House, republicans "a;
democrats 60; united labor Z; Knights of
Labor /; greenback l prohibitionist l !; total
1853. Ex-Speaker Haines, who was candi-
date for reelection, has been defeated
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PENNSYLV ANA.
twentieth District Republican.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.
Official returns from six counties compris-
ing the Goth congressional district show the
election of Jno. Patton, rep, over J. X. ?.
Hall, dem by 3l8 majority. This district
for the past years has been represented by
Ex-Gov. Curtin, dem. Returns from all the
congressional districts in the State are now
complete. The new delegation from Pa,
will stand as the present delegation, 20 reps.
and dems.
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\ Defaulter Arrested.

MONTREAL, Nov 4.
The missing president OF the bank of Peo-
ria, Ills, who decamped about year ago
with $500, 900 of the funds of the bank, was
arrested here last night by one of Pinkerton's
men. The police authorities, for some un-
known reason, have been keeping the matter
quiet. The prisoner will be held here until
sxtrsdtion proceedings shall have been
taken.
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A Dynamite Gun Cruiser.
PHILADELPHIA, \

7
VIM. Cramp & Sons are to construct Tor
the government dynamite gun cruiser,
which will be capable Of making 20 knots an
hour and OF firing 200 pouad dynamite
shell every two minutes. The vessel is TO
cost not more than S350,000 but should it
fail TO meet the requirements when finished,
the contractors are to refund the sum expend-
ed by the government
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fatal Explosion.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. T.
The boiler on locomotive Of the Texas &
Pacific railroad. exploded this forenoon near
Davis station. killing Engineer Geo. behave
and brakeman named Given. Conductor
Chas. Norton was severely injured.
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A Woman Burned to Death.

WINTHROP, Nov 4.
Mrs. Emeline Peterson, an inmate of the
winthrop poor farm, while lighting her pipe,
Wednesday morning, set her clothes on fire
and before Superintendent Remick, who
heard her cries, could reach her, she was so
badly burned thas she died at 6 80 p. NJ.
Her age 10 about 10.
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KENTUCKY.
CarlisIe's Election Still in Doubt.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.
Speaker Carlisle has very close run in
his district, and the republicans claim his de-
feat. HIS friends claim his election by Ga
plurality. His majority was over 5000 two
years ago.
The democrats concede the election of
three republican congressman, and claim
democrats, including Carlisle There is only
one republican in the present House.
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N Mortuarv.

BANGOR, Nov. 4.
Capt. Frank Chomer, late captain of the
steamer Katahdin, of the Boston Bangor
line, died at his home at North Bucksport,
this afternoon, aged about 90.
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DAKOTA.
TANKToN, Nov, 4

TANKroN, Nov. 1.
Complete and reliable reports from IL
South Dakota counties show reduction of
80 per cent. in the republican candidate for
reelection as congressional delegate. 2l
counties in the whole territory show a net
republican loss of so per cent which would
give Clifford but II 900 majority
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Fire Estimate.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Nov. (.
The New York Daily Commercial Bulletin
estimates the loss by fire in the United States
and Canada, for October, at 10000, 900.
which is 80 per cent. more than the average
October fire losses during the past ten or
twelve years.
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low

A Republican Majority of lO,OOO-Galn
of One Congressman.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 4.
The republican majority on the State ticket
will exceed 10000 The republicans elect
eight congressman, a gain of one. They
are:
First Distrct-Gear.
Third-Henderson
Fourth-Fuller.
Fifth-kerr.
Seventh-Conger.
Ninth-Lyman.
TeDth-Holmes.
Eleventh-Strubel.
The democrats elect Hayes in the Sc cond
and Anderson in the Eighth.
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A Murderer Sentenced to be Hanged for
the Fifth Time.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, n

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 4.
Robert A. Grsyer, colored, who killed
William Evans OF this city sometime ago,was
today sentenced for the fifth time to be hanged
the Supreme court having affirmed the lower
courts decision.
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Adjournment of Court.

BELFAST, Nov. 4.
The supreme court, Judge Virgin, adjourn
ed after fortnight's session. VIM. Barnes
was sentenced to six years to State Prison
for rape.
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A Rentfaclnr.

If man is a benefactOr who makes two
blades of grass grow where but one grew be-
fore, how much more is he a benefactor who
should succeed in doubling the poultry pro-
ducts Of this country? Such a result is in a
fair way to be accomplished, and that very
soon. The discovery of Sheridsn's Condi-
ton Powder TO make hens lay, will not only
result in doubling the egg product, but will
revoutionize the whole poultry industry.
During the autumn of 1885 and winter of
1886, thorough trial Of Sheridan's Powder
to make hens lay, was made by thousands of
intelligent poultry keepers, and the result
was most satisfactory and convincing. Not
a man or woman who made the trial got less
than double the average number of eggs,
and many got more than four times as many
a. they received from the same number of
hens during the same time the previous year.
This trial was no hap-hazzard affair, but was
as severe test as could be applied The
trial was made under prescribed rules, and
every report had to be signed by the person
who made the trial and then sworn to before
Justice Of peace. There is therefore, no
longer any doubt iD the minds of intelligent
poultry keepers but that a judcous use of
Sneridan's Powder will not only largely in
crease the egg product, but will stimulate
such a healthy condition amongst birds of any
name anu bdtuTei Ms VIII RTtdtlJ lnCrthse
the profit of raising them. This is a matter
Of supreme Importance to women, children
and iLvalids, for there is no way by which
steady cash income can be secured with so
little labor as by keeping and caring for poul-
try. /. ). Johnson & Co., of 22 Custom
House Street, Boston, have published recent
ly a book entitled "The Farmers Poultry
Raising Guide" price % cents. They will
however mail it post paid to any person send
ing 60 cents for two twenty-five cent packs
of Sherdan's powder, or Sl.20 for a24 ID
tin can. Nov2h&wlw
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver On. with Hypophosphites,
Possesses in the fullest degree the tonic and
stimulating properties of the HypophOsphites
combined with the healing, strengthening and
fstIening qualities Of the Cod Liver Oil in a
perfectly agreeable form, Of wonderful value
in Consumption, Debility and Wasting
Diseases. nov2teOd&w4w
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CALIFORNIA.
The Republican Candidate for Governor
Elected by 1000 Plurality.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.
Swift, the republican candidate for COVER
nor, is probably elected by 5000 plurality.
The republicans elect four Congressman, the
democrats one, with one still in doubt. The
legislature is still doubtful.
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NEW JERSEY.


NEWARK, Nov.
The legislature from the latest count has a
democratic majority of one on joint ballot,
without Donohue, labor assemblyman of
Passaic. There will be recounts in the 4th
district.
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popular brand ia sold
everywhere In ten-cent
pieces, and once you usc
1t, whether going among
the cannibals or remain
ing at home, you will
never bo without IL. Man
ufactured by the Wilson
q McCallay Tobacco Com
pany, Middletown, Ohio.
Call for tho " Happy
Thought" and take no
other. Sold by grocers.
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Death OF q Bidd efOrd Citizen.
BIpDEFoRD, Nov. 4

DlpDEFohD, NOV. +.
Jos. Provincial, aged II, died today from
injuries received by barrel of flour falling
On him last Saturday. Ile did not regain
Consciousness after the accident.
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Blaine in New York.

New YORK. Nov. 4.
Mr.. Blaine spent the day in paving visits
and sight seeing. 1t is said that he will prob.
ably remain here until Friday.