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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-10
HALLOWELL.

The Republican City Committee met at
the office of NJ. S. Spear, Saturday evening,
and organized with the choice of the follow.
ing officers; President, John s. Hamilton;
Secretary, NJ. S. Spear; Treasurer, C. +,
Kilbreth.
Miss Annie Belle Lowell, of Portland, is
the guest of her uncle, John II. Lowell. ESQ.
Quite extensive repairs and improvements
are being made on the old Vaughan home.
stead at the South end. The improvements
are chiefly interior, and will include . new
hall stairway, etc.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer, of Augusta, was the
guest of Rev. c. f. Springer yesterday.
Mt. Vernon farmer did rushing tusi.
ness in maple syrup on our streets yesterday.
He had a dollar gallon, and sold fifteen
gallons during the early morning hours.
We hardly know what to think of a bevy Of
young "ladies" who sccrete themselves in the
shadow of building of night and actually
lie in wait for party or parties, listening 70
any conversation that may be progressing.
and then jeering and yelling like the verisst
crowd of street arabs in our largest citiea.
Such things are beyond compre-
henson and the parties displaying
themselves in this manner may
rest assured that the standard of young lady
hood is not raised thereby. or that they are
enhanced in the estimation of persons laying
claim to some knowledge of the fitness of
things and the ordinary courtesies of every
day life. 1t is not necessary, if it were per-
missibe, to mention names. The parties
guilty of such conduct may know to whom
this item refers.
Miss Hannah Pratt, the Evangelist,
preached again in City hall Sunday night,
The hall was packed to the doors and a
large number were unable to gain admit
tance.
The Rev. {. L. Springer preached his last
sermon at the Methodist church Sunday.
Next Sunday being Conference Sunday"
the preaching service will be omitted.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Latin are to remove
to Gardiner, where Mr. Latin will have
charge of the Berry Farm.
At the annual meeting of the Methodist
Sunday School Monday evening the 2nd, the
following school officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: Supt., John W. Church;
Asst. SuP't, Wallace II, Perry; Treas,
Miss Eta Lowell; Sec, II. Noel Steves;
Librarian, Miss Clara Lord; Asst Lib,
Thomas Atkins Mr.. Il. II. Atkins. the re-
cent superintendent had served most efficient
ly for nine years and resigned on account Of
other duties.
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GARDINER.

DR.. Bass announced from his pulpit at the
preach his farewell sermon. This WAS .
great disappointment to many, for the DIR.
is an able man and his loss will be greatly
felt in this city.
at their meeting yesterday many being oblig-
ed to stand
Fred Moore left for weeks trip to New
York, yesterday.
Berry, VIM. Is. Neal, Henry l.. wilkins and
| Geo. Atkins were drawn special jurymen for
the present term of court
W. Il. Adams of Lynn, arrived at the Ev-
ans House, Monday.
Albert Wardwell, employed in running .
boiling machine at .Jewett's mill, had two
| fingers ON his right hand badly cut Monday.
| The ice melted away from n fishing
schooner that lay at the dock in Randolph,
Monday, and let it sink. It had been occu-
pied all winter.
Mr.. Dennis, interested in the water works,
arrived here Monday.
| Large parties are occupied on the wharvss
now, catching suckers.
l.. w. Kimball returned from Lynn, Mon
day.
| 1t looks little odd to see one side Of
Water street dusty, and about foot of ice
on the other side. Such is the case.
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FOREIGN INTELLICEkCE.
PARLIAMENT.
Ferguson Announces an Egyptian Loan.
Gladstone Partially Outlines His Course
on the Budget.

LONDON. April ..
In the House of Commons this evening,
Rt. Hon. Sir James Ferguson, parliament
tary secretary of the foreign office, stated
that new loan amounting to $4,000, 900
had been made by the Egytian government.
The motion that the House authorize the
payment of Il salary to RI. Hon. +. II. King
Harmon, parliamentary under secretary for
Ireland. was carried by vote of lS4 to 1903,
after fruitiess opposition by Justin Mccarthy
and Thos. Power O'Connor.
The House then went into a committee on
the budget resolutions.
Gladstone said that he did not intend to
examine into the details of the budget at this
stage. but wanted to know what course the
chancellor of the exchequer would take in
the event of the House not adopting the new
taxes. He expressed himself in favor of the
proposal affecting probate duties, and also of
the principle of the equalization of death du-
ties. He commended the budget as whole
but said that the proposed new taxation de-
manded Il close scrutiny.
Goschen thanked Gladstone for the COM
plimeutary part of his criticism. He upheld
the budget scheme as whole and said he
trusted the House would accept it.
The House adopted the budget proposals.
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Brothers, large land ani cattle owners, hav,
failed with liabilities of $4,000.
The double tenement house of Addison o
Wallace and James X. Wallace of Friend
ship, was totally destroyed by fire, Satur
day.
Joseph McWillams, the young man who
shot himself at Lewiston, Saturday noon, is
failing fast and his wound will probably prove
fatal.
The State Normal School at Terre Haute,
was burned Monday night. No loss of life
is reported. There was no insurance ON the
building.
John and David Bowmans, farmers, aged
So and 81 years, living alone a few miles
from Barrie, Ont, were burned to death in
their house, Sunday.
The Secretary of State has received a ca
BILE message from Tangier saying that the
trouble with the Moorish government has
been satisfactorily settled,
ST. Peter dispatch states that the Min
nesota river has overfiowed its banks and
that the low lands embracing thousands of
acres, were wholly inundated Monday.
Laurate, the artist, whose caricature of the
funeral of Emperor William was suppressed.
suicide by drowning in Paris,
Monday. He was in destitute circumstances
August Reinhart, 80 years of age, was shot
Monday by policeman, while attempting to
rob the residence of Ex-Congressman Sc
bacher, New York City, and was dangerously
wounded.
number of dervishes have pillaged
DeBoad, near Assouan. They looted the
cattle and cut the Telegraph wires. Capt.
Beasant afterward attacked the dervishes
at Dielderyishes and routed them.
Rev. J. I. G. Nichols, for forty years pas
tor of the Unitarian church in Saco, has re-
signed the pastorate, the resignation to take
effect in July. He will move to Cambridge,
Mass, aud retire from the ministry.
1t was stated Monday that Prince Bismarck
has abandoned his oppositio to the marriage
of Prince Alexander of Battenberg and the
Princess Victoria, having gained certain 9TH
er concessions, and that all differences be-
tween the Emperor and Prince Bismarck are
now settled
In the U. =. Supreme Court, Monday, the
case of the United States VS.. the Bell Tele-
phone Co., was advanced upon the docket,
and set for bearing upon the second day of
he next term. This is the case brought
against the American Bell Telephone Co in
Ohio. by Attorney General Garland, and
which has excited considerable interest
throughout the country.
A teamster named Dooley, took possession
IF the Chicago and Northwestern switch en-
CINE, switching on the main tracks in the
Yards, Sunday. Pulling the throttle wide
open he started on his career as an engineer
At Halsted street the jolting threw him off
md the engine continued its run till Western
Avenue was reached, hen it collided with
another engine, the crew of which, seeing the
langer, jumped and saved their lives. Both
engines were completely wrecked and por-
lion of the track torn up, entailing Il loss of
about $4,000. Five minutes after this a
passenger train from the west was due filled
with passengers. Dooley was arrested.
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RICHMOND.

Joseph S. Burton of Boston was in town
Friday Miss Lucy Hagar entertained COM
pany Friday evening J. W. Spauld-
ing of Portland, was in town Friday.-Dr.
F. A. Perry spent Sunday at his home in
Amesbury, Mass.-IIomer Alexander Of
Bowdoin 80 is spending his spring vacation
at his home in this place.-Miss. Nellie
Thomas spent Sunday with relatives in
Brunswick.--All the schools in this place be-
gun Monday Hagar entertained
company Monday evening Master Winnie
Curtis is attending private school in Angus
ta.-Con. DALEY, gateman for the M. G. X.
r., spent Sunday with his brother in Gardi-
ner, who was In town Monday.
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NVEiCE-St. MarS's Home.-The annual
n, meeting OF the coipJralon of st. Marks Home
ass, noor and INDECENT omen, for the election of
ns shd the transaction OF such nther business as
"a. pWoRerly y come before it, will be held at the
NJ ~ Winneld 5. Choate, l6s Water ST., Augusta,
p w Monday, April Q, A. ID. 1883, at 4 O'Clock,
WINFIELD ). CHOATE,
Augusta, March u, lsGs. msr27dl2t
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Earl Granville presided at banquet given
by the Devonshire Club Monday night in
honor of Chamberlain. Earl Granville made
a brief speech.
Miss Jennie Stevens of Waterville. a
school teacher, is missing. Foul play is
feared
All of the suspended Chicago, Milwaukee
4 st. Paul h. X. employees except 30, return
ed to work Monday morning.
Capt. BanIon of the Detroits signed Mon
day at S2o00, an increase of 500,
The body of Thos. C.. Frazer, brother of
two prominent lawyers, was found today by
his mother, under the mattress of an unused
bed in her house. He has been missing since
March %. His skull was fractured. 1t is
believed he was sand bagged on his way
home, He lived at Detroit.
The Empress of Germany returned to Ber-
lin Mon lay. The political crisis has be-
come very grave. The Queen is determined
to prevail if Bismack does resign.
Corporal O'Bren and Gunner Hardy of
the Royal Artillery were drowned at Halifax
Monday, by the upseting of boat.
A convention of textile workers was held
at Philadelphia, Monday. \ set of perma-
tltDt OIilCcrs were titCieu anu nutlOudl
trade district was formed.
gentleman in position to know says
that Senators Sherman and Allison have
written their constituents that should Cleye-
land appoint Judge Howell f. jackson OF
the United States circuit court as chief jus
tice there would be no doubt as to his con.
! firmatlon.
Arthur o. Upham and Jimmy Nelson, botl
of Nor sch, CT, fou yht sixteen rounds for
! $1,000 in Andover, n. H, Monday night
/ Upham won.
/ Forty persons were killed and about five
hundred injured by tornado at Dacca, In
dia, Saturday.
| The Pope sent President Cleveland a mos
cordial letter thanking him for the present o
a copy of the constitution on the occasion o.
| his recent jubilee. The letter was in Latii
and Cardinal Gibbons translated it
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Flanders executor; Charles f. Mitchell,
Waterville, Almeds c. Mitchell, executrix /;
Nathaniel Benner, Monmouth, William X.
Dudley administrator with will annexed.
The will of Nathaniel Morrill,, late of Bel
grade, viii be contested, and probably that
of Samuel Currier, late of Hallowell. Ad-
ministration papers were taken out on sew
eral other estates. In the insolvency court
the petition of Horace A. Trundy of Halo
well, for voluntary insolvency, was present.
ed. The first meeting of the creditors of
Henry A. Brann of Vassalboro. was held.
and E. W. whitehouse of Augusta, chosen
assignee.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge w. P. Whitehouse. Presiding.

A. c. OTIs, Clerk
Il !. CARLETON, County Attorney.
c Y. MCFADDEN, Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
MONDAY, April o.
Issac S. Bangs VS.. Daniel c. Litlefield
s. NJ. Heath for plaintiff, Brown & johnson
for defendant. This is an action of assump-
sit on account annexed to writ to recover
S52.0l, for granite sold and delivered by the
plaintiff to the defendant. After the test-
mony on the part of the plaintiff had been
taken out nonsuit was consented by the
plaintiff upon the suggestion of the judge.
The grand jury came in at o'clock, and
reported fifty-one indictments, and were
finally discharged. The indictments are for
the present withheld from the public. The
criminal docket will be taken up Tuesda,
morning. An Indictment for murder wa,
found against Charles Beal, and the case i,
assigned for trial on Wsdnes lay morning
Adjourned until morning at $50,
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A MONTREAL NEW SPAPER
Stops Preaching and Commences Prac.
ticing Most Zealously.

MONTREAL, April 8.
The streets are in wretched condition
and the alderman are not disposed TO i'm
prove them. The Morning Star publishing
company set 800 lahorers and 800 carts at
work clearing off the snow and ice in the
business quarter this afternoon. One hun
dred of the weathiest and most prominent
men shouldered picks and joined the laborers.
Among them were three members of parla-
ment, ex-mayor Bcaugrand, deputy Adjutant
General Straubenzie. A meeting this even
ing appointed a deputation to visit city hall
tomorrow andIeason with the aldermen.
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sKILLFUL OPERATION
Performed by Surgeons Upon Roscoe
Conkling.

New YORK. April 3.
AT o'clock this afternoon Drs. Sands,
Barker and Delayed were in attendance up
on Mr.. Conkling DR.. Sands removed the
squamous portion of the temporal bone, TO
ascertain if there was any matter at the base
of the brain. aud found a secretion of matter
which was drained off. The operation was
very favoral and gives the patient chance
of recovery. lie remained unconscious
throughout the operation. No opiates were
administered. Drs. Sands, Dalafeld and
Agnew dressed the wound. Iu the opinion
of the physicians there will be no change for
several hours.
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VIENNA REPUBLICANS
Choose Delegates to the Several Con-
ventioDs

Saturday, April 7th the following delegates
were chosen:
To the State Convention at Portland, A.
F. Smart and A. G. Whittier.
TO the State Convention at Bangor, Henry
Dowst and Wesley Bradley.
70 the Congressional Convention al
Waterville, Addison French and n. e.
Sanborn.
To the County Convention at Augusta, NJ
F. Eaton and NJ. S. Gorden.
The delegates to the Convention at Port
land were unanimously instructed to support
Hon. f. G.. Burleigh as a candidate fol
Governor.
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JOHN ROACR'S WILL.
What Will be Done With the Dead
ShipbuildeIs Money.
New YORK. April ..

NEW ORk, ApTII y
The will of John Roach, the shipbuilder'
was filed for probate today. 1t provides
that the business be continued not exceeding
ton wears; that Mrs. Roach should have an
,nnuity of 81 900 in lieu of DOVER that
the widow aud children of his son. VIM H.
have one-eighth of the estate, aud that the
residue be divided equally between the re-
manning children, John b. Garrett, stephen
" and Emeline Roach, and Sarah h. Mac
pberson. There isa clause dislnheritihg tue
beueticaries who contest. Mr. koach dieu
Ian. 10, 1887 His son Garrett mas aiso
since died. The Oregon improvement Com
panv is suing the Roach estate for sloo'oo'
damages for breach of contract IN the con
struction of the steamer Santa Rosa ah0
had applied for an order TO compel the hiihs
of the will.
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LAST EVENINGS NEWS.

Roscoe ConkliEg Monday was very much
worse, his condition being considered criti-
cal.
Chairman Barnum of the National Dem.
Committee announced himself for Cleveland,
Monday.
The longshoremen's strike at Portland,
ended Monday, the men resuming work at
several docks.
In Charlottesville. Ind, there are over 800
cases of measles and % new cases were re.
ported Monday.
At Hartland. Kansas, j. d. Allen and
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q g. COMMISSIONER
Shields Appointed Clerk to the q. S
Circuit Court.

NEW YORK, April ..
L. S Commissioner John NJ. Shields was
today appointed clerk to the U. S. circuit
court OF this circuit, which includes the
States of New York, Connecticut and part
of Vermont, the appointment to take effect
Nav lst. Commissioner Shields has been
connected with the court since 1855. He
has been commissioner and manager for 25
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CANNOT RECOVER,
Though Amputation Will be Made.

BipDEFoRD, April 9.
DIR. +. G.. Warren was summoned to South
Berwick today, to amputate the arm of Ev-
erett Goodwin, formerly fireman on the
Boston & Maine road, Who fell from freight
train between North Berwick and South Ber-
wick, Saturday night. Goodwin laid on the
track all night with his arm mangled, and
both feet and one hand frozen. till picked up
by freight train yesterday. His arm was
amputated at the elbow today. He cannot
recover.
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Accident at Otis Falls.
Special to the kcunebec journal,
LIyERMnRE Falls. Apr. 9.

NFVUTTI
LIvERMoRE FALLS, Apr. 9.
Early this morning, Mr. Henry Trask, one
of the workmen at Otis Falls met with a Sc
we're accident. He was lifting heavy iron
plate with cant-dog when he slipped, losing
his hold ON the dog, aud the plate came down
with great force, crushing his foot. DIR. c.
+ Knight, who was called, thinks there is no
necessity of amputating the foot, but it is so
badly swollen that this is uncertain. This is
the second time Mr. Trask has been injured
at this place, and the fourth accident on the
works here. Mr. Trask is insured in the
North American.
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TWO MILLION DOLLARS GONE
Yet Neither the Brotherhood nor the
Road Yields.

CuIcAGo, April 9.
The sixth week of the strike has closed
and it has thus far cost $4,000, 900. Both
sides are confident of success. At I p. NJ.
an engine of the 20. road manned by scabs
was pelted with stones. Chas. Somers
one of the crew Gred a revolver into the
crowd and shot Mike Welch in the groin
wounding him fatally. Somers was placed
under arrest.
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1t is said that great many Englishmen
are visiting this country this season. asked
Jinks what they came for. He said he sup
posed Ito marry soft pated. millionaire
women, to talk the fellows out Of their
money, who want to be fooled, and % lay
in supply of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
"The greatest cure on earth for palm,
Salvation Oil; take up the strain
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In the probate court yesterday the follow
ing wills were proved: Hattie A. Douglass
Gardiner, Charles Douglass executor; Sam
uel Whittier, Vienna, Climenia K. Whittier
administrative with will annexed; Thomas
True, Litchfeld, Emery p. True, executor /;
Timothy Flanders, Monmouth, Frederic O.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
vAsSALBoRo wooLEN MILLS
Directors Meet In Boston Next Satur-
day.


Special to the Kennebec journal.
FAssALBoRo, April 0.
There is to be an adjourned meeting of
the directors of the Fassalb0ro Wooden
Mills at the Boston office. next Saturday
whss it is hoped some action will be taken
in regard TO starting up the mills here. 1t is
generally understood that when the mills do
start up they will be better prepared for the
manufacture of wooden goods than for a mum
Der of years, as new machinery will be add
ed to the plant, hich will enable them to
compete successfully with other mills of this
kind.
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MOVING OUT.
The Minnesota Incroaching Upon Busi-
ness Houses at Mankato

MANKATo, MINI, Apr. g.
There has been steady rain here all to-
day and the ice in the Minnesota has com
menced to break up. Business men in Block
IA have commenced to remove the goods
from their Easements, and nearly every resi-
dent of North and West Mankato has moved
out 1t looks as if the water would rise seve-
Ia feet more in which event losses will be
heavy.
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
ROCKINGHAM DISASTER.
Railroad Commissioners Visit the
Scene.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, April 8.
Hon. Truman C. Fletcher and Henry L.
Clark, of the railroad commissioners, with
Clerk A. f. Watson, visited the scene of the
Rockingham disaster today, examining care
fully the appearance of everything which
may tend to throw light upon the cause, and
expect 10 commeHce an official investigation
Monday, April 10th. A hearing upon the
complaint of excessive fares on the Vermont
Valley road is expected Wednesday, April
ls
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PATHS CONCERT r1cKET-sELLER
Must be Returned to the Defrauded
and Enraged Mexicans.


NEW YORK, April 8.
In the L. S. circuit court today. Judge
Lacombe decided that Geo. Benson, who
swindled the residents of Mexico out of S25,-
600 by the sale of bogus Patti concert tick
cts, must be returned to Mexico. A
stai was granted, pending an appeal to the
[. S. supreme court
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DAMAGE DONE
In Minnesota Towns by the Floods.

RUsHFoRD. MINI, April 3.
The food in Root river is the highest for
IL wears. The bridge at Peterson is gone !;
also the one over canal at Sprague's Mill.
The canal bank is broken in six places. The
railroad is damaged all along the river. There
has only been one mail in five days. The
dyke road from here to highland prairie is
submerged for the longest period known.
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FIRE AT LEWISTON.
A Child Plays with Matches and Burns
Barn and Ell.

LEWlsTON. April 3.
The barn and ell to the house of William
Randall on Sabattis street. were burned to-
night. They are supposed to have been set
by child playing with matches. Loss,
81 800; covered by insurance in the Buffalo
German and Merchants.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Telegraph Operator Held Responsi.
BILE.
NEW YoRK. April =

NEW YoaK, April =.
A passenger train on the Pennsylvania
4. r. crashed into the rear of freight train,
near Jersey city this afternoon; the caboose
was smashed, and the engine on the passen-
ger train and several cars badly wrecked.
A number of the passengers were injured,
also the brakeman and baggage-master. The
telegraph operator displayed the white signal
instead of the red
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MouI t vernols Delegates.


Special TO the kennebec Journal
READrGELp, April ..
The following delegates have been chosen
by the Mount Vernon republicans To the
Portland convention, Messrs, John b. Car
son. l.. +. polluif, Hiram Gilman; To the
Waterville district convention. Messrs. Wm.
II. Dudley. Benz. f. Mitchell, Earnest Pearl.
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HARRY PHILLIPS
Challenges ANY One in the World to
Fight Sullivan.


Boston, April 9.
Harry Phillips, Sulivan's manager chal-
lenges any man in the world to fight Sulli-
van, two sr three months from signing art-
cles, with skin gloves, Queensbury rules,
for five or ten thousand dollars Kilran
preferred. He has posted $3.50 forfeit.
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STEAMER MAYFIELD SOLD.
She Will Ply Between Bass Harbor Isle
au Haute and Rockland
kLANp, April

Steamer Mayield has been sold to eastern
plrtics, the original owners retaining an in
terest. She will run between Bass IIarbor,
Sevans Island, Isle au IIaute, Green's Land
lag and this city.