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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-11
That TIeI FeeHno

the warm weather has Il dctiiitating effect,
esuee,a..iy upon those w,.o are within doors
most Of the tine. Tie peculiar, yet common,
no,nuIalnt known as that tired feeling"
l. the result. This feeling can be entirely
overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
ubrh gives rev life and strength to all
,he functions Of the body.
"I could not sleep; had no appetite.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon began to
sleep soundly; could get up without that
tired and languid feeling; and my appetite
muroved." L. A. SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-11
Stremgthen the System

Hoods SarsapariIIa Is characterized b.
threp prcu.iat ties 1st, the consbinutioy. OF
;sme,..al agents; I'd, the proportion: Sd, tho
Drocess of securing ;i!e active medicinal
mlalitles. T..e result IS ;iIntCic.ne of unusual
strength, effet ting cures Hitherto unknown
segd for book containing additional evidenc,
"H0oGs 5.rsaparli!a tones up my system,
purifes NY locd. sharreIs my appetite, and
seems TO make me OYER J. y. THOMPSON.
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's s Srsaparilla heats all others and
lswoftl rs weight in gold" ]. BARHINGToN
10 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIia
sold by all druggists. 81; six for Sc Made
onlv by c. l. HOOD Co, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-11
DY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER kEss,RT.

Indications for the Next ~ Hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-11
The BEST FOOD to be used in
connection with PARTIAL NURSING.

No other food answers so perfectly in such cases.
II causes disturbance of digestion and will be
relshed by the child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-11
ASSURE PREVENTIVE and CURE for
CHOLERA INeANTUM.

Ry the use of this predigested and easily assmi-
be surely prevented.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

MIR. Fred. Hughes. of jacksonville. is
in the city.
Mr.. L. II. Terrell. superintendent of
the railway mail service. was in the city
yesterday.
Judge Vertrees, accompanied by his
wife, left yesterday for st. Augustine. on
pleasure trip.
Mr.. W. ID. Allen, Of Fruitland, was
among the pleasant callers at THE News
Office yesterday.
c. z. Devereaux, ESD, OF this city,
served as foreman OF the grand jury just
discharged. Mr.. ID. is one Of our most
earnest and jealous citizens, and with
the aid of eleven other patriotic citizens,
has performed well his official duties.
The presentment Of his jury is brief, but
,ot the point,
Al. Ray. Harry Smiths right bower,
dropped in to see us yesterday and wish
us Godspeed. Al. is whole-souled
man, and. il the new constitution is
adopted. shall ask both parties to nom
mate him for collector. Before he came
to Florida he used to belong to the Tam
many Society, Of New York city. liz
is quite good enough for any party.
J. =. North. of Welaka, Ed. Kirby ant
John Varnum, Of Mt. Royal, called t.
say goodbye before starting for hom,
yesterday. These gentlemen have beer
serving on the Grand Jury Il G past week
They are all public spirited gentlemen
patriotic and worthy citiz,ns, and SC
long as our GraUd Juries are compose,
of such men the people can depend OF
faithful and painstaking reports.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-14
ROGERS POETRY REJECTED
Tic offered $4,000 In Pan Electric
Stock to Have II Published.

WAsnlyGroy, April Mr.. Stilson
Hutchins. of the Washington Post. was
witness before the Telephone lnvesti-
eating Committee to-day. Being qlies-
toned by the chairman as to his offer to
buy Senator Vests Pan-Electric stock,
he said:
IAN advertisement appeared in the
Post offering to purchase Pan. Electric
stock and Senator Vest, who was III at
the time, sent me note asking me to
come and see him. | went to the SEN
ate Chamber and saw Senator Vest in
the lobby. The Senator wanted to know
who was the author of the advertise
men,. did not know. and, after in
quiry, returned and told Senator Vest
that could not find out. The Senator
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-14

said that he had a certificate for l,Hl
shares of the Pan-EIectric Stocs. The
newspapers were making SEA much clam
or about il that if he could tind bona
fide purchaser for il he did not know hut
he would sell it. lp spaSm of generoS-
ity suppose told Senator Vest that
would take the stock at the price he paid
for it. The Senator made no conclusive
response at the time, but afttrwarl wrote
to me thanking me fo- my oifer. AMI say
ing that. considering the clamor t. he
unjust. he had come To the conclusion
that he would retain the stock. dill
not then think the stock WAS worth any
thing, and do not now. WAS once Of
fered considerable amount Of Par-
Electric stock to publish Dr. Rogers po-
etry, but declined. Laughter
by Mr.. Ortes-pid you think the ro-
etry was as good rs the stock;
Al thought both were Very bad. |
did not read the poetry. once read an
"lnvocation To Jeif Davis. by Rogers.
and then mentally resolved never to
read another poem Of his.
BY Mr.. Ranncy Was the stock sent
to You as an indurement To read the po.
etry:
Al think his lct,cr stated that the
stock was coming up in the market ;
that he had written poetry which h"
would like To have published. and that if
! would publish it he would give mo
10000 in pan-E Electric stock.
! Odd yOu keep the letter;
A.-No. sir; get 81 many lettcr> from
cranks that ! do hot keep th,m all,
Q.-Was not an article published in
your paper some time in May upon the
power Of the Attorney General to order
suit:
Avery likely. We are IN the habit
of giving the Attorney General advice
from time To time.
Q,-Were you advising him.
Al was not personally, hut should
not wonder if some Of my editorial staff
were. ! have very able men on my ed,
itorial stall
Q.--Aay lawyers;
A.-A few decayed lawyers are some
times employed.
Mr.. RanEey inquired il ten. Butlcl
had written any articles published in tn,
Post. Mr.. Hutchinson replied that ht
didnot krow wh,..wrote the articles, as
his son was in charge Of the paper, bat
he felt sure that ten. Butler did MOI
write the articles. He promised to as
certain who furnished them.
The Chicago Tribune the other day
had an editorial bidding hearty good
bye to Sam Jones and Small. and com
mending their work. 1t does really seem
that these ex-Confolcrates almost per
suaded Uncle Joseph that the war i,
over, and that there is hereafter Say
News.
The slaughter of American bind, ear
very easily be sctt led If the women o
the other States will follow the eNampl,
Of the women of Iowa. In largely at
tended meeting in n,s Moincs. they
passed unanimously Il resolution plcdg
ing themselves not In buy any article o
apparel havinG any binds upon it. With
out such practical aid from women TIN
best efforts of writers on the subiec
must fail, and prnnsylrana 5 daughter
should not only adept such u resolution
soon, but live up to it after it has heei
passed. d.-Phla. Times.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-14

The Chicago Tribune the other day
had an editorial bidding hearty good
bye to Sam Jones and Small. and com
mending their work. IL does really seem
that these ex.Confodcrates almost per.
suaded Uncle Joseph. that the war is
over. and that there is Il hereafter. Say.
News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-14
GOODS RECEIVED EVERY WEEK
10 Fill up our Various Departments
Dress Department.
Lace Depart1nent-

! uur stock is larger than ever AMI ~ have ii,
oi Oriental iacts, flouncing and hNorcrs. "" "a
Ecn >. inches widt = inch Embroidery for 81 eel
white y inches wide. :! inch Embroidery for >t -
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS ATuloYDs
Strict Reliability of the News Posted.
Arrangement CT Information

Strict Reliability of the News Posted.
Arrangement OF Information.
Lloyd's agents are TO DO found ell over the
the world, and nowhere on cur coasts can a
wreck occur that On agent could not be on
the spot within a few hours, ready TO assist
the captain il he survive, and 10 act Us may
appear mos. beneficial 10 the interests OF all
concerned. These agents are carefully Sc
lected By the cofnrIittee, who secure the SER
vices Of the Ecst competent men obtainable
in the district. Information Of every de-scrip-
ton which may BE likely 10 interest members
is promptly dispatched to headquarters
Thus from morning till night countless
letters, kilograms and printed circulars are
poured into TIE royal exchange. The infor-
nation is for the use of the members, but is
at the disposal OF tho whole world, aad VIII
subsequently appear in the newspapers, The
near relations % sailors can get any info-rna-
ton they may want ct the office established
for that purpose, and merely for the trouble
of asking
The special feature Of the Rows posted at
Lloyd's has always bcen its strict reliability,
combined with rapidly OF transmission
This the government even has been glad 10
recognize and profit by Ia tho days Of Sir
matters was always sought and found ct
Lloyd's, and under tho able management Of
the present committee and secretary the
reputation acquired il o.den days is by 40
means likely TO suffer. Every telegram e.
advice Of any description received at Lloyls
and they come II cease!essly, might aud day
is recorded and noted.
The information IS carefully Transcribed,
and 50 arranged that members can, with a
minimum alnclnt Of trouble, ascertain the
latest news received at any port in The world
Of every ocean-going vessel ahoat In huge
volumes, alphabetically arranged and IN
dexed, i, kept n record OF each vessels move
ments. y staR Of eight clerks arc forever
entering il these books the adyiccs received
from agents distributed over the whole
world, Is also from private sources when
worthy OF confidence Thus, on single
page IS found the history Of each ocean-going
vessel, compiled and set down in the shortest
and most concise manner possible, with refer
enceS to Lloyds Lists of given dates whore
further Particular ara readily found
London Graphic.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

| LONDON, Nov. 30-Cardinal Manning
was today ordained into the Roman Catho-
lie priesthood By Lord Charles Thyme
aged % years, formerly cannon in the estab-
lished church
1t IS semi-officially announced that Gen.
Sir Redevers Butler, who has accepted the
Office Of under secretary for Ireland, will
return to the war office in the early part OF
| March and resume the duties IS deputy
| adjutant general. His services will be re,
quired in Ireland only while the depart
ment is being reorganiZed.
| The under secretary will in the future
| occupy seat in the house Of commons.
The British Home Rule Association and
Home Rule League of the United King
dom Will analgamate under the name of
the Home Rule Union, and support sin
gle ticket IL future elections for the pur
pose Of assisting the Irish people in obtain
ing the rights OF local self government. y
conference of the two associations is called
for December.
knitt0n, who VAS to have fought prize
fight with bare knuckles 10 finish with
Jem Smith in Paris today for the heavy
weight championship Of England By heavy
stakes, backed out at the last moment and
refused TO so TO the battle ground The
men have been in active. close training for
the encounter for several weeks and the
Interest taken in the event was wide spread
and intense The amount of money put
in by wagers was large, Last evening all
preliminaries having been satisfac-
torlsly arranged, train load
of prominent sporting men and aristocrats
went 10 Paris 20 witness the battle. The
only reason knifton gave for his conduct
was that be found the number of Smiths
adherents who would attend the fight was
so much greater than the number of his
own friends who would be present, he
feared he would be unable to obtain far
play, and so concluded to abandon the
contest which he felt convinced would be
hopeless for him under the circumstances.
The British Sporting world IS bowling
with chagrin over the dzzle.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
II Ola NnNn N :. ~

FlouT-Qliet; steady sd unchanged.
Whe~t-- \ ctive and higher: 2r.d, ca-h TX !:
Decent e., - sa1Seil closing -; January,
7S1seS1 - CT sing 7s'.; May, ssh q $50 closing,
80. @stL
Ccrn-Duli and easy; No. miIei cssh. 80.
December, 49, bi 1: Jeuusrv 3S3; MAY. S95l
Oats-pGli AM easy; cash. y 9z.&; De
cemoer. ~ May. 3 G3I
Rye Stea1y az Il 2. bid
Barley-U nCharged.
Ieai-Dutl and nomirslly weaker az 81 @
as ksd for sii grades.
KulteI-Firra; c-aauerv, 2j5g7i dairy, 1895
EEgs-Firm ST l0S1I51.
~hisksy steady a. 81 IS.
Prrvisions-Active aaG stronger.
Pork III cher: =
Lsrd-FirTn az So -sGs5 90
Receipts -Flou-, : ~ %. nest 10 80; corn,
>, GO, os;s, II 90 we Go: barry, = enc.
-hipneHts-Elc hour. $50; vhszJ. co0. -.
ii 90; Gaze, orGlQ; rye. i,ttN; barley. 0.'o.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
Ireland,

Dublin, Nov 30.-The case Of the gov
ernment against John Dillon came up for
hearing today before the court Of Queen 5
bench. Dillon appeared, accompanied by
Lord Mayor Sullivan and Messrs. Healcy
and Sexton Great crowds surrounded the
building, and the court room and corridors
were packed. Dillon was greeted
with tremendous cheering by the peo-
pie when he arrived, and his
passage into the court was amid enthusias-
tic applause. Healey on behalf of Dillon,
applied for adjournment Of the hearing
He said ne had only been instructed as to
the value Of the crowns complaint last
night and as the crowns afidavits were
exceedingly voluminous the defense would
require time to properly study them
Counsel for the government made no oppo-
sition to Healey's request and the hearing
was adjourned till December 18th, next.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
AS SHE SLEPT,

Across the threshold Of her rooG, step.
And came upon my darling as she slept: -
And reverentS beside her bed crept,
And sadly gasei upon her IS she slept.
Alas, some tears her long, Light lasAes swept;
took them. kavins mine there. IS she slept
knew il was for me tho. she had wept;
prayed that God might bless her, IS she slept,
And that my vow 70 her might wei be kept,
10! thro1GGl,-;1y tears, she smiled there as she
slept.
Then felt heaven would nv pCGyer accept,
So kissed that smile. and isft her IS she sept!
George Birisayc, in De;-oi: Fres Press
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
A Recommend and Protest.

DENVER. Col, Nov 30.-R G. Head,
president Of the International Range asso-
citation, in behalf OF the association has
written President Cleveland asking him To
recommend to congress provisions for the
prevention and suppression Of pleuro- pneu-
monia that it may not be introduced upon
the open ranges and ruin immense invest
ments. He also calls attention to the in
iquitous pooling system and favors the
Reagan interstate commerce bill.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
An Artificial Jack Rabbit.

IN artificial jack rabbit, winch runs a
quarter OF mile. is the latest invention i'll
sporting devices 1t is the property Of lic,ssrs
Pinard, OF San Jose, Cal The rabbit has
automatic machinery to simulate the jumps
Of TIE genuine animal 1t il drawn over the
ground by II fine cord, passing over reel
wheel The new invention IS intended TO de-
ceive hounds, leading them lively chase, TO
the amusement Of spectators and the disgust
OF the Inystiied dogs-Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
ENunH.,F.av

y.
The wheat market was very active ard excited to
day. and the volome Of speculative trading was n!
usually large The market ruled Irregular. bat In
the latest trading IL the afternoon dropped to inside
prices. and closed 9s9S4c lower than ON yesterday
Corn ruled fairly active ard firm. The market open
ed easy L4G,3sc lower. advanced NG1lc. but closing
about &c under yesterday. Tie shipping demand
light. and receipts fairly large with moderate
receipts estimated for tomorrow. There was an ~
creased speculation the regular Rlaro. fo- oats.
but the market closed &c lower.
Cash quotations were as follows:
No spring wheat 15H
No red IN 80
No corn S11s@
no oats 2G7s.
no = rye 500.
No Barley So
Prime timothy i.G
Ness pork s5SlOGJ
Lard 6La14.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
Kansas City Grain and Provisions,


KANSAS CITY. November 50.
F1our-Car lots IS; Xxx. $685.; family. 81 CSC
81 IL; choice. 81 35&Si Is; fancy, 81 tsS 80 extra
fancy, 81 GUC8SI S.; patent, 81 $50 s. q.
Whcat.Receipts. l3,0U; shipments. l5GNl in store
4SuG dull, No. red, cash. IS bid; December, O3}l
bid; January 65Ia bid; May, '31S bid.
COrn.-keceiptf 25,0p; shipments 5000; In store,
l95Oo0 stronger No. cash,SI4 bid December 5I3S bid
January. $21e: May, 1914
OaIs.-No cash. - asked
Rye.-Eo. cash % bid.
FlSgs. butter and hay unchanged
ProvIsions.-Round lots sugar cured hams lohacon,
~ pried beef lO dry salt clear rib sides s. 60 long
clear. g. 20 shoulders. 81 -, short ciesr s. "a;
smo- Ell clear lib sids 90 81 long clear u 2 shout
de-s g x short clear, So IS
Mess Pork-S3 -.
Lsrd.-Choce fierce, So o..
NH Stufr.--Quict.
Corn Aeal.-Green. *: dried, So
Chop.-Yeliow, 50; bulk. 4.
ship uff.-Sackef. 41152.
Hay.-Steady; small baled, IS 80; large, 81 u.
Flax Seed.-S2ts5.
Butrer.-steady creamery fancy, IS; sood, IS; fine
dairy. l5GlS.
1879 Kansas, 6S;.
T5flIow.-So. I, $Hoa:3i: No. ?, ,.
hdeS.-Dry flint No l. -; No. :, 10: bull and stag
g dry salt No !, 10; No. , u reen salt No. l. s. No
g. bull and stag o; green uncured, 5G3]4 calf, S@9i
SHEEP pelts dry. SGIl.
Broom Coru-Short. 454l&; green harl. 5; self work
Nc. ~ @i5l long coarse S5gS16; c-ooAed, HaS2}s.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01

ANTED-Iadies and gentlemen 70 know t5at
w student, at the Southwestern business cCi:ese
are Instructed privately At their desks, thus aNoidirS
ali eubarrc ss-Ilept Persons ATTEND the cay or
evening sessions with equal advantages. ah-~
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
Great Rejoicing

ABILENE. Kan, Nov. 30. - County
bonds were today voted in Dickinson
county TO the amount Of 1915, 900 70 the
Chicago, Kansas & Western. the Santa Fc
and the Chicago, 81. Joe & Fl Worth
roads, by about / 600 majority Great re
joicing here over he result.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
An Unappreciative Jury.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. ga man
named Bross brought suit in the United
States circuit court against Alice C. GufTy
for fifty thousand dollars for damaged al
fections, on account of breach Of prom
Use. The jury today returned 4 verde; for
defendant
There Is remarkable activity in railroad
business at present the freight traffic az
and through this point is the largest ever
known and six railroads have increased
their switChings crews.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
NOted Physician Dead

NEW YORK.. Nor. 30.-Dr. Carl Sic
bolt. one Of the best known homeopathic
specialists in this city was found deal this
morning in bis bachelor apartments in
Union dime saving bank building. His
death was caused bv anonlexY-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
st. Louis Live stock.


ST. LOUIS. November 81
Catsle-Receipts 1873. shipments ,sn; choice native
steers 54e4 -; fair to good shipping. steets ) yss
.: butchers steers fair choice ea+ 10: feeders
fair to good sos 10; Texas and Indians common
70 fair aps1 -
Hogs-F@ceipts 5s-n. shipments 2}1; choice heavy
Ob.b+ it workers medium to choice 6jesj .. pigs
common "a good : seas ej.
She-p-Raceipts s25 shipments common to
prime .U.z %
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01

Z NoR SALE--Ore hundred Garfield University lots
from So to $50 Fer lot. according 40 location
These los sre from - 70 IS X deep Literal dis
count Wi. be made ~ tICSe who build frst q ass
houses. Come ana invest g.ts and for yes.r-
selves. V L. Eeatr.N business u&.,aser once
Main street. III
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01

EDINBURGH. Nov. 30-At a conference
Of the Scotch Liberal association today at
Harwick twenty-eight organizations were
represented. The conference adopted res
olutions Of confidence in Mr.. Gladstone and
in favor of home rule in Ireland and Scot
land.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
Out Of iisdes Into

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 30 David
Harris shot his fifth wife and himself this
evening al the supper table in the presence
Of their children. Both will die Thes
have lived unhanpiIy together.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
No Decision Jaeached.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-The FIVE arbi,rators
appointed to fix basing rates for freight TO
southern Kansas points were again in scs-
sion today. They failed 70 give any In
tima'ion that decision was reached.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
France.

PARIS, Nov. 30-It is announced here
that Russia does not Insist upon the selec
ton OF Prince Nicolas, Of Mingrelia. rs a
candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
France and Mexico have concluded treaty
Of commerce.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
An Impnr-ibllify.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Two or the lea5i1-
coal operators here were interviewed SIS.
evening and stated they did lot believe 81
possible - form such coal combination -
has been reported from New York
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
10 Townsh!E Officers.

The EAGLE Printing house have in stock
all the blanks that are used BIZ them in their
business, slso Justice docke.s, civil and
ci1minsl combined, at IS low figure as ary
establishment. in the west WIFI
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01

BEooKLT,. Nov 90.-Two hundred and
sixty men were discharged from the de-
partner; OF construction Of repair il tie
Brooklyn navy yards today
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. November D.
Money On call quiet at el0pe. cent. closing at
asked,
Prime mercantile paper has.
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged; actual rates
1854 for u day bills and ~ for demand.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds quiet and firm
Today was another extraordinary day IT the stock
exchange The recorded transactions running up
beyond anything known before There great
excitement and prices rapidly IN the morning,
but the advance eliminated shortly after when
something Ike stampede occurred. Prices fuciu2-
ted violently, and transactions were simply enor-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-01
Austria.

vienna, Nov 30-Baron Seckendorf.
professor in the college Of agriculture,
committed suicide yesterday, by shooting
himself in the m0utk with q revolver.