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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

Mr.. VERNoH-The republican, of Mt
Vernon are happy. They celebrated the
victory last Saturday evening by one hun
dred and fifty guns. Most OF the hOu>e'
were Illuminated. Yesterday was wiInested
the most unusual sight ever seen here.
democrat wheeling republican from G. II
Pools shop to the school house and back
with band of music. The village was full
of people to witness the sight.
CARMEL.-The republicans of Carmel eel
e0rated the great national victory Monday
evening by grand display of fireworks, a
torchlight procession and the explosion of q
large quantity of rendrock. Young America
furnished music for the occasion with tn
horns. Several residences in the the sillag,
were illuminated.
HAMrpES The republicans celebrate
Monday tyering With a tUrchligtt proc s.ion
bUnfres, fireworks, etc There uas gen
eral illumination OF the buildings. mAut o.
the residences being decorated with Chimes,
lanterns, presenting fine appearance. 1h'
procession, headed by drum corps. parallel
the principal streets, and with the tin norns
ringing of bells aui fl ing of crackers. tn,
democrats were reminded that an elect OF
had recently taken place.
WINTERroRr.-The republicans of Win
terport bad a celebration las, evening and
great jollticarion over the Ell, ction OF Harm
son and Morton. The Winterport band fur
nj he'd mus and there was tne display o
fireworks. Many residences were decorate
and Illuminated and made a pretty appear
anee. The morn brigade was out in force
and the republicans vented their cnthuss, n
| in many ways. large number of teopi
were in from the neighborlrR towns and IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
GEN GoFP


WnrELtNG, Nov lj.
One Of the most distio gushed of southern
republicans is Gen, Nathan GJti of this State.
a distinguished Union officer, and the re-
publican candidate for governor 1t now
seems c., rtatn that the gallant general has
carried the day.
Umciat turns from all the counties show
the folloaing mi rlty for governor; Gof
rep II SO; Fleming, dem, ! 62s; Gotf :
majority over Fleming, A.. The dem ,crats
have d, manjed a recount in Eearly all the
democratic counties, and have already taken
steps in the mater of throwing out several
republican precincts. They have all the
machinery in their hands. and there is little
doubt that GUtf will be C clGnted out. The
unprecedented closer ess of the vote, not
only for governor, but in each of the Con
gressonal districts, causes great excitement
throughout the State. The returns clearly
show that Con and two republican Congress
men are elected, but the recount demanded
by the dc mucrats is cl, arly for one purpose
ard that is 10 take advantage Of the closeness
of the vote
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
RI0IIkG STRIKERS.
The Brooklyn Horse Car Co. Attempts
10 Run Cars
Which are Besieged by Howling Mob

BRookLYS, Nov. Is.
Serious results are llkelt tU grow out OF
the street car employees strike on the East
Williamsburg and Flatbush horse car rali-
way.
ihe men went out Yesterday giving as II
reason that TWO ot ihe Conductors who ~er.
my mbtrs If the knIghts of Labor had been
discharged tor belng members Of that or
ganzalIoD.
Early This morning the company attempted
10 Iun a few cars Oh the Lee Avenue branch
with new men.
The strikers quickly heard of it and called
meeting at which all the strlkers wer,
present
Ii was decided to prevent as far as posi-
bic the running of cars, aud squalls of meu
started ont aud took possession OF all the
wago in the immediate nelghborhood and
Other heavy and cumbersome artlcles to be
found and laced them across the tracks.
From Lynch sIee to The car stables, cor
her Ut Nostrand al Park Avenue dozen
heavy wagons lie upturned across the tracks
Innunerable ash barrels hlled with refuse
are dumped ON the rails while planks have
been placed in grooves OF the switches.
Inspector Mclaughlin with big force OF
men. was tarly at The scene and their pres
eEce some ~ hat subiued the men.
At 80 it is raining hea,ily but the
men are il goi Z aruund III search of more
obstruc,ons To place on the tracks. a
reserve OF police is quartered in the stables
OF the company.
A car was started on Lee avenue at l0.3s
from Park. Tweiye mounted polio, men ana
patrol wagon containing nine officers es-
oorted it.
At Ny ftle avenue a large number of strik
ers eongrrgated on the track aud refused 10
get out OF the way. The police dispersed
them several times but they followed throw
Ing stones and other missiles.
AT Flushing - wagon Vas pl on the track
in such position ii could mol be easily re
moved. Tne crowd Increased and the car
and police receiveda a perfect bombardmeut OF
stones. Few injuries were inflicted.
number of palrolmen aud 70 mounted
officers under Inspector Reiliy's command
advanced upon the strikers, hitting right ans
left with their clubs, the mounted men
trampliUg With their horses Oh the mob
They were met with sho .er of rocks
number of them we're injured. Six men
were arrested b. the squad,
At ll.lU another car started from this
stable aud but little demonstration WAS mad
the strikers being busy rolling bouiders on
the track. The police were again ordered
- charge upon them and the car proceeded
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HOME MARKET CLUB
Celebrates Republican Success
With a Banquet at Boston.
4 Brilliant Array Of Leading Repub-
Leans.
Tremendous Cheering Follows Gen.
Alser's Mention OF Blaine.


Bosros. Nov. Is.
The Home Market Gao celeBfatel the
election BY banquet at lhe Mechanics Hail
o4IiIins tns. evening. Tue hall Vas ela0
ora ely decorated. PfesuIenr 1imugAj Mrr-
r.ek presiIed. Around hIn sat usn. Anger
ui Michigan, Seu@los Chandler, Hoa. john
ID. Long, L ilot 4. shepard, Warner Miller,
osnator HoaF, Gen. bauAs, COugTesshIen-
elect " ailace, Chandler, " alkef. Gfeel-
nalse and nauy others. Gen. AiSer sas in-
trUdueed the hr-t speaker. He
apoioslzed for his lack OF oratorIai
pVsrIs, saying he was embarrassed al
standing in the place where each men as
"a natlrs HUAr AND Sherman, and Hoa. jas.
u. Blame had stood. AT the GientloD "
Blaine's name there were Tremendous cut ers.
tic descnOed the way Michigan had bse!l
recovered, say ing that in lo5i sne gave re-
publican plurality VI 300U. Al The -ext State
r!,c.iun the dtmocgats had 3O,UUU
plurality. That year they elected con
sressmrn to ) lor the republicans. la 'ob
Il pdrttal reaction set ia sDd the republicans
e., etea their Governor by about ZOO. TINS
} ear they Carried the state by 23,uU0. oIe
JOINS ~ith the otner northaesIern s,ates Iu
iepudiatIng ideas that New England re-
tArding her progress instead OF helping her
spec Cues foi.U~ ed BY Hon. Warner Mliier,
senator Aiurich, EIAot +. Shepard, Hon
John +. ocaulon vi Chicago and others.
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The folio wing are mainly intended for
yonng husbands who easily fall into corrup
habits They are, however. applicable tp
husbands of any age as man is never too Oil
10 learn:
Always come home good na'ured, leaving
business cares behind, and do hot vent an
noy ance. met with at The Office on your wife
aud family.
Make yourself agreeable to your wife and
fri, nds and do not sit glum all the evening
looking utterly bored.
Be l, niert to your wife's faults and do nj
expect perfection until you have first become
peri. ct yourself.
BE punciual at meals Remember that ,
cook cannot keep dinner waiting without it,
being spoiled. DO not expect her 10 have
two pairs of hands.
DO not expect ycur wife to keep account,
unless you take the trouble to keep you
own correctly.
Dress as well and as neatly as your mean
will allow, and be careful not to get you
best trousers wet, as baggy knees are thini
no woman can respect.
Be as kind AID attentive to your wife a
YOU were before your marriage, and remen
her she has 10 pipe 10 20 to Tor comfort.
| " hen Your liv s out Of order rs me nbe
/ lopN idHhot w pdta'Aoff hFIcloft Ao NJ
! grumble and turn over on your plate sba
/ your wife has provided for you, as if il wer,
not fit for dog TO eat.
If you have a wife who does keep he
| house in order, is not exfraya giant, has meal
/ regularly and veil served, and doe. her bes
10 please, let her see you appreciate her
otherpise ,he will cease TO try to max
your home comfortable. and in due cours
4 your troubles at home will be infnitel
worse than any you may have at Office.
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RICHM
News All About Could See Cats
Whiskers ThI hIougn tine Seams


Special to the kennebe Journal
RIcHMoND, Nov is.
The illuminations " edneSday evening ere
the finest ever seen in town. Three young
seamps ~ho were caught throwing missiles
at The procession were subjected to liltle
bodily eatsusemsnt. These yDlnx d.m1-
cfate should be taught by th, ir PARENTS a les
son ia good behavior and courtesy or they
wall be taken IA hand by those VINO viii.
The lrahspdrencies IA the parae were
good. The latges; ,howed two huge roos-
ters, with the Inscription I'VE crow for liar
r,-on abd Morton" Uu the rear was a hIe
size bandanna with black frame ahd piece
OF crape attached Uuderuean II was Tue sig
nihcant ~ofd Vetoed ''uood BY GfCv, r.
I'D ''frolt ciIon Tor Us, was he mex One
that called touh much applause Was "a
/ y,ais more sgd Walk in DaNOta, Montana,
WA,hl gton, Idaho" Blame dad II" ~lttl
Quay too smart Tor repesters was the next
" hat the gAtter " it'll the q. .. Pr with
"l,s all ., h" was repeatedly cheer, d,
hile shouts ot laughter greeted "Barchird
IN 1854 and "oaeksll,e in 1855" The
most attractive SPECIAL feature ut The Hum
.n,ilon Was at ttie Residence of j. -. tAgs
wurre his daaght,r represented the goddess
ot nbcrty as The PROCESSION passed. The
cheers were long aud hearty
schooner W. Morse, Capt. Mcdonald,
sailed Thursday m0rnug for Boston With a
cargo OF hay oNued ny R.chmJul parties.
Jack Mitchell, the famous sub marine
diver, formerly resident here, passed
through Vu the Star Wednesday.
sumner Adams of Boston is IA town.
One of our traders, vino Is also a cemoerst
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very large. MAN. more people were present
than az any other 20. teal demonstration
here this summer FAirfsh furnishing her
full share of enthusiastic republicans of both
sexes. The lliuminalions along the line Of
march Ssre tasteful and n any Of them very
elaborate. To usntloa a few would be u
slight others perhaps A. mstitorious. A de-
sign In the window Of stewart dining hall
sas undoubtedly the most original display OF
the evening. II consisted Of dining table
~ith pictures Of Harrison And Cleveland al
either end arranged xith draperies as TO
give very life like effect Tears were
eoa4sing down Clst Glands cheeks while be-
fore him sas plate we'll hesped q ith chick
ca bpues, picket eI. an A nicely roasted
turkey ami all the accessories Of Thanks
giving feast we're placed beiors the smiiil Z
c0autenAnee Of Harrison. Fire works, Can
aJA sgd TIN horns we're the order of the day
" rather ixnt, until late hour.
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CONDENsID DEsPAICHES.

Bauerson and Bowlss, the railroad dyna-
miters, were Indicted, Wednesday, on Il
conspiracy TO murder.
"Wednesday was Thanksgiving day at Mon
treal.
Bright had serious relapse Wednesday,
Meetings of the National Academy of
Science at NeF Haven Nednes lay.
The great social event of the season in
Vermont legislative circles was tie lali,
reception at Montpelier Wednesday evening.
AT jacksonville, Fla, there were l6 new
cases and four deaths from yellow fever
Thursday.
The bill grartirg women the right of suf
frsge sas killed in the Vermont House OF
representatives. Thursday morning by vote
OF 81 to 1872.
The business portion of the village of
Plain6eld, Illinois, was DESTROYED by fire
Wednesday.
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Recount Incrt ases Goffs Majority

WmEELING, w. Va, Nov Is.
Dispatches rtcetyed this evening BY the
republican STATE com Ilttee lesI Chairman
Coaslen to revise the figures and Increase
10f- majority for governor from 80 To 3t'2.
The recJu It IA F4yesie cJun gave him an
in .resse Of ous hlndsed, aud authentic re-
lures from McDJsell make the other differ
euce. UsfT 2 To the recount these figures
are still subject to revi-.oa. Later returns
give McGEnue,s. rep for Congress in the
,hirl di,trt-t. IS m4j,rity. The demo
cane >3a.e committee sui claim. Fleming ;
cleo ion as governor by two hundred or thee
hundred, but furnish DO hg4res
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

There seems TO be a new interest in the
establishment Of shoe factories in Maine,
which is good evidence Of an improved and
frmer tone in tine buline.s that is sure TO re-
suit in permanent prosperity TO the State.
At the meeting of the Bddeford city council
on Tuesday, the members discussed the pre-
position Of the Maynard Shoe Co. Of Clare
mont, y. H., to locate a shoe factcry in that
city. 1t is reported that new shoe factory
is to be built in Freeport in readiness TO run
OF orders next spring. Mr.. T.. B. Msllet,
Jr., proprietor Of the large skoe factory in
that tom is the prime mover in the enter
prise, and the new factory is to be bull, al
once and - be run nex; summer in conjunc-
tion with the factory already running there.
| The Ba.h boari Of trade have appointed ID.
/ o. Foye, James w. Wakefield, John o. Pat.
ten and Dsyis Hatch, committee to &C,
with committee that the Bushes, Mems
/ Club may appoint to see about the establish
ment Of shoe shop in that city. Mr.. z X
Austin, of Durham, Me, now employed II
Lynn, Mass, offers 70 put $1,000 cash an
what machines he now has into plant 70
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A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
Robbery Of the Treasury Department.
Shot and Lead in Place OF Silver Dol.
lara.


WAsHISGToN, Nov. Is.
Startling di- -coveries have Ist been made
in the office OF the United States treasurer in
this city, which poinl to systematic robbery
of the department IN the most easy mar LEI
lnagins bic and no,n outstanding that The Ut
most secrecy has been observed by all con
nected with the department who have has
any know lei ige of the facts, it has leaked oul
little by lit,le, uatil the subject is now
matter of general conyersat On aid public
comment,
" hen the new silver vault was completed
It was d. termned ~ relieve the mlnts a
phllaiel hia and NV Orleans of the burden
OF silver dollars which crowded them anC
caused great inconv venience. These sshel
dollars were shipped here, and when received
were weighed, counted and then stored ava,
IN the large vault ot the new treasury. some
lays since, on opening one of these boxe:
which had been weighed and found all rghi,
one of the bags was found 10 be filled i'll
shot, so as TO welgn just what one thousand
silver dollars would. Other bags were filled
sith lead bars OF .qual weights. When lhi,
was discovered the CHI of the secret ser
vice division, Mr.. kell, was notified, an | de-
tecuses we're assigned 10 thoroughly inyesti-
gate the affair.
IiU~ uuCn ubut5 Hhs OttH tdheu tAHHU
now be determined. Ii is estimated that
10000 will cover That is known 10 BE- lack
ing but as there are many boxes YET to Of
examined he amount of which the COVE rn-
men has been robbed may run into very
high figures. The treasury officials, OF
course, clam that the blame rests upon the
express company which has transported the
money Mr.. Bell the Chef OF the >ecre'
Service says that he believes the th!evng
uas certainly done after the boxes leIt the
mint and before they were delivered at the
Department aud until more light is thrown
npUn it the department will hold that tht
express company is RESPONSIBLE bat it will
take cons deraDie time TO ascertain the exaCt
extent of the loss.
II is not likely that the express company
will admit its responsibility without an in
vestlgation On its own account, and there
may be some startling dev, lopments beIoI,
the matter is settled. The Government OF
ticisl who is directly responsible Tor tht
custody of the money is the United State,
treasurer, James ". Hyatt. HIS bvni i,
500, 900.
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Wake EN- Up"


LtvLRNoBE FALLs, Nov. Is.
Wake en- up" sounaed iIun east to west,
north TO south. through the town last night
The g1aud rel ubli, MI cele braiou here was
the greatest success ever in our town. At
. 30 T. NJ u heavy train arrived bringing
n, atlv IN Q bundled iIum tsrmlngtOn; also
large crow d, all along the line The pro-
ces,ion TO M, q at the MaIne Central ststion
AS follows: Liver mere Falls bauI. drum
corps, tiArri,on Guards. and n large numbrr
of ciuxt ms carry Ing torches. Next TO the
Farmiustou band ~ere two large companies
and sn aImc ST en- Hess sting of citizeu,. 1t
va. in D. . bic to 'hol in" Every body had
to let uu seven mite yell. Fsy cite turned
out with four and SIX horse teams, b.au'i-
fully Ceeor ated AID bearing as enthusiastic a
co nranv az one wishes to see. Even the
democrat, sd,ni that the aaair was a sue
e.ss fiom the beginning AT the close of
the parade Judge A ". Savage of Auburn
delivered rs,tling speech. The cheers
were throat splitting as we'll as ear splutirg
Pennington to light aud LIvermore tails are
patriotic enough 50 they Will just turn out
~ ecisl trans over the Maine Central will
- ,rommo,iate US all. Farmirgton never
does an,thipg hy halves ami grand ''blow-
ut may be expected, report of which We
guarantee the Journals acmy of readers.
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Guire and family left with him. At meet
ing Of the nsi-poverty society Feb, Is, Nc
CURE suddenly expired. The church su-
thorities refused 10 allow the remains to bs
placed in Calvary cemetery. Suit was brought
o. his sou TO restrain the authorities from
interfering with the burial and for 81 coo DAM
age The case came up today and evidence was
aiiuced to sho~ that the lot was purci ased
in 1870, and the deceased continued = devoai
Catholic up 10 the time of his death. The
defense claimed that the followers of DIR
MeGlynn ex communicated themselves.
Rev. DIR. Burtsell OF the church OF Epiphsn,
said ,tiat Mcclure bad not violated any oi
the church rules by attending the lectures
of DIR, aeGlynn.
The case is still or.
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Striped woolens are great deal worn by
young glrls just in 'heir teens.
Rch, dark green velvet bonnets, with cop
per gimps and ornaments are fashionable.
II is possible to have an entire fur costume,
including bonnet. cloak, jacket, vest, skirt,
gloves and riding shoes.
Brai'Iing done in a contrasting color appears
upon many OF the cloth CLOAK. above the fur
bands.
Terra Gotta is warm. 9mfortable color,
which does not easily soil making it partic-
uiarly useful color for school girls wear
Lovely lace can be crorhetted or knotted
for use on flannel underwear from the Flor
encs knitting silk, which comes in all the fac
shades.
The one piece or redingote gown grows in
favor 1t is seen At dinners and receptions.
and forms very charming tea gown IN light
broca le.
Psttico,ts in the new French flannel. fn-
i.hed b lace founce, are pretty and
warm; full rich crimson and shrimp pink are
the best colors.
Pale green plush ia used for the Russian
dinner dress over peiticoat Of Whit mate
lisse silk, perfectly plain and .houing in
IrefEf ana on Tue sues between Two long nat
( loops of the green plush that are edged with
white metal fringe.
I 1heIe are many devices for making black
I gowns so that they will look ornamei tai and
effective. One good m, d !, sent by an Eng
/ li-h house, has black velvet pet ticoat, aud
over it soft wool n striped material, falling
/ in long fJl,s, AMI un,td at the top by large
buttons and eoris.
Fair haired litIle girls from three to SIX
year. OF age. look particularly well in re
goELs. and soms of them have bla * bor-
deriHg, which edges the skirt and appears az
reyers to a los bodice very deep on ihe
shoulders; the bodice is filled in 10 tne throai
with soft ack silk, usually surah.
Pretty new dressing sacks are in plain
farnel, embroidered in silks Of contrasting
c0lprs. such as cream, wor ted into shasies OF
chna blue or pale blue, With darker blue an
red embroi iery. Tueks sppear in these. Al
in almost everything. sometimes at regula
Intervals. sometimes grouped in sets OF tnre,
often m .de TO stand upright, and always tiny
: The edges are all scslloped.
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HAD SLANDERED CLEVELAND
Was One of the Charges Made against
aCustom House Clerk.

NV York. Nov. Is.
Albert Saxton, So 900 custom house
clerk was examined by the collt ctor today
on the charges that he hal come on duty in
tJxicat. d ami hai slaudered President Cleve-
lands domestic REALTORS; that he hal ex-
pressed ul.a,u st the atte uipted asssssina-
ton of Surveyor Beattie aud had UtherwIse
acted IN manner uHbeCuuIug custcm-
officer. SaxtUu made a general denial Al
SAID he didn't remember ever making the
state nieuts relerred 10. lie ha | used liquor
only on physician's advice. The testimon,
will BE- forwarded to Washington. Saxton
is a republican hold over"
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Especial to the Kennebec Journal. !

WArEsvILLE, Nov. Is.
The republican celebration Tuesday even
ing was a complete success. The committee
who had the arrangements in charge decided
at first TO hsv, no ma rching on account of
the muddy condition of the streets. but the
cold weather Moudas and Tues iay came just
IN time to make a parade practicable AID 50
A. the last moment II VAS decttt,d 10 hasr
one Il WAS impossible Al that late hour to
get more than one or two companies fEepl
out Of town but as there were several COM
,muies in town ( ol display was assured.
The line va, formed at the rink On Union
street with a well mounted and hne lookin Z
troop of cavalry OF he right OF the line,
then followed the Wateryilie hand. win.lo~
coinpany and Waterviiie companies. The
line of march was up Union street To College
down College 10 Elm. dosn Elm TO Spring,
down Spring 10 Silver. down silver to G Id.
down Iuld TO the plain, up Water sad Nam
str. cts to Temple, down TempIe to Frunt.
up Front to Man. up Main To Union, do~n
unioa TO the rink. AT the rink oyster stew I
were served to the companies. The crowd
about town, particularly on Main street, was
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BANK FAILU RE.


RALEIGH y. c., Nov. 10.
Black wells Babk at Durham, which has
been IN finsucisl straits for some time has
closed its dos. A numo Of business
houses which have been involved have made
Assignments.
The list vi failures is as follows Bark
of Durham the State bank. ned by W
r. Blackwell, liab lities st0U,0OJ. estimated
assets upwards of Ssuo,opu. j Parish,
warehouse and manufacturer of smoking
tublrco. liabilities sl5l.oo0; estimated As
seis s;iuO.U0u j. " Blackwell coal dealer
and contra, tor, liabilities ) 10000. W. +.
Ellis. s33, 900. Muse & shaw, dry goods,
SO 900. kobblB, & Sloue, dry goods,
,StkHi
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Over the State.

move nent is on foo; to organize an ath-
leiic club in this city, patterned after )>ton
and the larger cities. fhe members viii Sc
cure rooms on Union street
The next quarterly meeting of the Maine
Eastern ChrIstian Conference will b. held
With the First Christian chursh IN Bangor.
commencing ii lay. Nov. 30, aid Continue
on the SAtbatl.
T1e Rockland postoffice is to ha four
regular carriers and two substitutes The
salary the trst year will be $500. secon
year $3.50. and after that they will be rated