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National Republican., 1888-01-19
HOUSES FOR RENT.

IN sums to suit at per cent.
Ihe aooyei is only small portion OF proper.
" on my books. For full list call at once foI
bnlletins Issued on LIST and 18th.
National Republican., 1888-01-19

single copies for one yenr 76o
Clubs Of len for one year or clubs Of 1ye for -.
Extra cory mailed free TO party securing the
tuh. Postage paid.
National Republican., 1888-01-19
PERSONAL.

FEliE LANDSCAPES OF PROF. sEATON
4 DonOho and OF his students are well
known. Lessons still given at residences in
pencil'stub drawing and oil painting day or
evtning,. 81 each; twice week, two hours.
ADDRESS National Republican Onice. iaiS-3t
National Republican., 1888-01-19

THE WEEKLY NAIIONAb hEPubblOANi
Only 81 for Two Years-1SS7 and 1883,
hlch Includes the contest the next Presidential
Election.
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Notes

The Supreme Court of the United States
has decided adversely in the case of Brooks
alias Maxwell, the St Louis trunk murderer
This causes the judgment of the State court
10 hold.
Marshal McDowald of the District of Co
lumha has been nominated for commissions
cr of fish and fisheries
Great interest is felt in Washington among
revenue rcformers in and out of Congress,
in the partisan mass meeting TO be held
next Friday evening in the Academy of Mu-
sic in Philadelphia, in response to calls
signed by several hundred of the leading
bankers. manufacturers, merchants and pro-
fcsSonal men, regardless of political afiila-
tiopS. for a meeting to enforce and indorsc
the recommendation of President Arthur and
President Cleveland fayorng immediate rev
enue reform by cnlarging the free list and by
reducing the taxes on the necessarics of life.
The effect of this meeting will, it is believed.
be very beneficial to the cause of revenue
reform in Congress. 1t will strengthen both
the republican and democratic reformers.
The chief Justice of the United States
supreme court today announced the follow
ing allotment; Chief justice and associate
justice for first circuit Horace GRAY; as
socate justice for second circuit, Samuel
Blatchford third circuit, Joseph Bradley
fourth circuit Morrison r. Waite chief
justice for fifth circuit, Lucius q. c. Lamar
sixth circuit, Stanley Mathews; seventh
circuit. John VI. Harlan eighth circuit. Sam
uei +. Miller; ninth circuit StcphenI. Field.
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Henry Smiths saloon at Woolsville was
burned Sunday night The loss is about
sl5oo
Mrs. Letita Mccullough. widow of John
Mccullough, the ,ragedian. died Sunday
morning.
4 post office has been established at North
Troy, Waldo county, and Arthur w Bayley
appointed postmaster.
The Nantucket new south shoal ightship
was placed on her station by the lighthouse
steamer NeTbena. Sunday night.
The Spanish government has given orders
to an English house for camp equpage and
hospital stores sufficient for force OF
25-0O0 men.
Albert Peterson, young Swede, accused
of a number of burgIaries, was shot dead by
a New York officer, Sunday night after
shooting the officer in the groin. The officer
may die.
The First National Bank of Auburn, y.
Y, did not open it, doors this morning.
Charles O'Brien. cashier. is absent from the
city and there are ramors at present impos-
sible to verify, that his accounts are involv-
ed
Ia the supreme court at Exeter, y. H, the
case of Wiggin VS.. Severance, to recover
s24O0 damages TO Wiggin and team, caused
by the defendants dog soaring the plaintiff
horse, verdict has been given Wiggin fol
$500.
I Deputy Sheriff c. H. Hodges of Richmond
4 seized two boxes of intoxicating liquors al
the office Of the American Express Company
in that town Saturday afternoon. One boz
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WEST wHITEFIELD

Mr. Israel IIolbrook has purchased mate
for his fine black horse, aud he aud his son
William are employed on the Kenncbec.--
Miss Hattie Williams of Pittston, in visiting
her sister Mrs. William Grady Your cor
respondent visited the school in district No.
lG, under the instruction OF Mr.. Finn, one
day last week Seldom, if ever, do We find
one of our district schools progressing so
finely. The enthusiasm possessed by Mr..
Finn is infused at once into the whole school.
The schools in districts No and g. close
next Friday No. has heen under the in
structon of Mr.. Elmer Lewis of this town,
and No. in charge of +. T.. Perkins of
Lewiston.-Thc Misses Maud and Lizzie
Jones the highly distinguished singers. WIS.,
tied the school in district No. 2 last Monday.
Mr.. James McGrath is at work for Father
HcDonough Thomas Shchan is employed
at Mr.. W Grady's.-The friends Of Mrs.
Fred Heath are glad to hear of her recovery.
Mr.. James Grant is confined to his bed
with the rheumatism. Some little while ago
Mr.. Frank Mack visited the home of friend
one evening. Being taken with thirst he
stepped to the sink, but instead Of putting the
dipper into the water bucket he dipped it in
pig. His thirst was qucnched very quick.
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GARDINER.

leak in the gas pipe on Water street
made rather cold and disagrccable job for
the men yesterday.
load of scenery came for the Kirmiss
Saturday, and force of men are adjusting
IT for the opening tonight.
The Winchester Union will entertain at
the kirmcss tonight.
Haynes 4 Lawrence are running Is inch
ice at their house in Randolph.
Fifteen men left on the train Sunday night
for Gloucester to 20 into the employ of W.
A. llomans cutting ice
Capt, J. W. Collins of the steamer, Star
of the East came home Saturday night to
spend two or three weeks with his family.
Augustus Bailey and J, W. Lash, who
have been sick with pneumonia are improv-
ing
The Cedar Grove Ice Co. broke down yes
terlay, breaking one of the wheels over
which the endless chains runs, and about 1875
men are idle for short time
The Reform Club had very interesting
meeting Sunday night it being their anniver-
sary Hon. 5. L. johnson is president Of the
club this year, and there is considerable en-
thuSiasm in the work.
The Y. NJ. c. A. report large attendance
at their praise service Sunday afternoon and
good meeting.
The manager of the "World" Co., W. II.
Holloway, was at the Evans House and made
some arrangements about changing date of
that company.
Fred Hathaway literally killed two birds
with one stone Yesterday. While in the pas
ture he started up II partridge and saw An
owl dart down upon it. He got gun and
shot the owl and found that the owl had
killed the partridge.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold weather
We have been having lately there is demand
for ice. j. l.. Stoddard, the broker, has
closed two contracts for ice to no South the
coming season.
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New Corporations

The following new corporations filed GER
tificates of organization with the Secretary of
State yesterday
The Murray Pole and Thil Coupling Com
pany organized at Portland with a capital
stock of $50 1000; nothing paid in; par value
Of shares S2j. The stockholders are Ma
thaniel ). lIotchkss, Boston, Mass. and
Charles a. Carleton, Charles II. Price, Oc-
,avius b. Shreye, Daniel Murray, Walter $.
Dickson and George W. Williams Salem.
Mass. George W. williams is president
Charles A. Carleton, treasurer ard George
w. williams Charles A. Carlton, Walter
:. Dickson Nathaniel S. Hotchkiss, and
Daniel Murray, are directors. The purposes
Of the corporation are carrying on the busi-
ness Of manufacturing, using, selling and
dealing in the Murray pole and thill coupling
and to carry on a general business Of manu-
featuring, selling and dealing in carriages
or parts thereof; to lease, purchase and 9th
erwise acquire, hold, control, use and sell
any and all patents, patent rights, inventions
and processes and improvements thereon,
and interests therein and rights hereunder,
deemed essential to the business of the cor
poration, with power to authorize and license
other corporations and persons to manufac-
ture, sell, use and operate Hereunder /;
to purchase, lease and otherwise acquire
manage, use and deal in any and all such
real and personal estate and other property
and things whatsoever deemed necessary or
convenient for the prosecution of the busl-
ness Of the corporation, and doing any and
all acts and things incidental 10 or connected
with said business and to have and to exer-
else all the right, powers and privileges APP
pertaining TO corporations under the general
laws of the State of Maine
/ The Gold and Copper Mining Company
organized at kittery with a capital stock of
81 900 900; amount paid in s25 par value
of shares So. The stockholders are William
Haaker and Conover Z. Lambert, New York
City, and Henry A. Holden, William r..
Smith and Charles Il. Darcy, Boston, Mass.
Charles Darcy is president, Henry A. Hol-
den, treasurer, and Henry A. Holden, Chas.
Z. Darcy and w. 7. Smith are directors.
The purposes of the corporation are the
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Calais Experiences Its Coolest Night
This Season.

CALAIS. Jan. Is.
Last night was the coolest of the season.
The following is the thermometer at A.
Nj. Calais p degrees below, Barring, "a.
Grand Lake Stream, -. Fort Fairfield. 20,
Princeton, %. Iloulton. %, Milton. %.
The ST Croix River closed for miles and St
Andrews Bay is frozen over for the first
time for years. The tugs have been engaged
all day in clearing the channel for steamer
Charles IIoughton. which was frozen in at
her winter landing. At five o'clock in the
evening they had only reached Robbinston.
twelve miles below Calais.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
A NEW DEMOCRATIC DAILY.
A Stock Company Organizes for its
Publication

SAc0, Jan. %.
Prominent democrats Of Biddeford, Saco
and Alfred, met at the mayors Office in Bid
deford- to-day, and organized stock COM
pany for the purpose Of starting democratic
daily paper in Biddefori. The organization
will be known as the York Publishing Com
pany, and starts with ninety FIVE hundred dol
lars capital divided into -haresof one hundred
dollars each The following officers were
elected
President Hamplen Fairfield, saco.
Clerk Benjamin + Chadbourne, Bidde-
ford
Treasurer Carlos Heard, Biddef0rd.
Directors llampdcu Fairfield, Saco; Ed
ward W. Staples Edwin Stone, Carlos
Heard, Samuel + Parcher, Trstram Gold
thwait, Biidcford WIN. Emery Alfred
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

In conversation with a clergyman of South
Tyrone, Monday. Brien intimated that be
would again stand a. parliamentary candi-
date in that district provided the party lead
ers approved Of it
Nearly $40 men aud women in the cigar
shops Of Herbs and Spies and Jacotry &
Bookman, in New York, struck Monday be-
cause the manufacturers refused to arbi-
trate.
The populace of Falcarah county, Done
gal, are guarding the residence of Rev. Mr..
Stephens, whose arrest is expected because
he advised the tenants not to pay the rents.
The people are armed with revolvers and
bludgeons. Intense excitement prevails
at present.
1 The schooner Coast Guard of Pietou hound
/ for Foston is reported total wreck at Long
1 Island. Di.by Co.. y. s.
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Fire in Belgrade.
Especial to the Kennebec journal !

Special TO the Kennebec journal
BELGRADE. Jan. %.
The dwelling house of Christopher Dunn,
Esq, who resides in the westerly part of the
town near the Belgrade line, was destroyed
By fire. Saturday forenoon. with nearly all
the contents Mr. Dunn's mother an aged
lady, lived in one part of the house, and the
fire originated in her room but how We do
not know There very strong wind at
the time which blew in the direction of the
barn which was near by, but being covered
with snow it was saved
The house was a good one with two els,
and in good repair. There being but few
neghbors near and two sons away teamng at
the time, but very little in the house was
saved. Loss from sljo0 to $1,000. There
was an insurance of Sl20O.
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THE PUGILISTIC RING.


MINNEAFoLt~, Jan. 23
Ike Weir. the Belfast Spider" ana Tom
my Miller. the Omaha Bantam fought at
Washington rink tonight Miller was knocked
out in the seventh round. Weir weighed / 70
- pounds, and Miller ~ IL, or ? - more
than the articles allowed. The fight was for
- rounds Marquis Of Qucensbury rules, two
ounce gloves. the winner to take - per cent.
and the loser p per cent. of the gate receipts.
Preliminary to this fight there was to have
been a ten round contest between y. W.
Webb and Charlie Gleason, for 500 side.
Gleasons first blow landed on Wcbb's jugn-
lar and knocked him out in five seconds. the
quiekest knockout on record.
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..That's What my wife ssys.r

How are all the folks"f asked Brown Of
Jones. IAN we'll, except my wife," said
Jones. 'Im worried about her. She tires
out 50 easily; she complains of backache
about all the time, and she is low-spirited that
she don't seem like herself at ALL" my
dear fellow" interrupted Brown. 'Ill tell
you exactly what she needs. My wife had
the very same symptoms few months ago.
but today she is the hcalthiest woman in
town. DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
cured her, and it will cure Mrs. Jones, too
There's nothing on earth like it for the COM
plants to which the weaker sex are liableA
That's what my wife says, and she knows"
Guarantee to give satisfaction in every case,
or money returned, printed on the bottle
wrapper jana TuF&wlw&r
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Bates College Notes.

A great many Of the students have not re-
turned to college yet, being engaged In
teaching. The following students have won
an enyiable reputation as teachers: Smith
teaching in York Chase in Wells; Emerson
in Newport, y. H.; Perkins in Whitefeld ;
Newell in Winthrop; Davis in Cape Ned
deck; Miss Bracket, Harpers Ferry, West
Virginia Welch in Otisfeld; Howard in
Durham, y. H.. Miss Norton in Bingham
Hopkins in Mt. Vernon; Powers in East
Pittston. Where is the college that can
ahnw a hetfcr listY
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NO. 20.

purchasing, leasing owning, holding and
working of mining properties in the State of
California; the owning of reduction works.
the extracting of gold, copper, silver, lead,
iron, and other ores; the reduction of the
ores so extracted, and the holding and de-
veloping of other properties which said cor
poration may from time to time lease or sc-
quire. Also the buying and selling of ores
and the reduction of ores belonging to other
parties, and the doing of any and all acts
proper and necessary to the carrying on Of
such business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24

A very large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Augusta Board of Trade was held last
evening at their rooms The old officers
were reelected and plans for the coming year
were considered. President T.. c. Allen de-
ltvered an able and entertaining address and
spoke most encouragingly of Augusta future
prospects.
The city has reason to be grateful for the
benefits derived from the efforts of the Board
and should cooperate with it heartily in its
future plans.
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GRANDMA GARFIELD BURIED.
A Briet and Simple Ceremony Over the
Remains of the Aged Woman.

CltyELA>D, ohio, Jan. %.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza B. Garfield oc-
Cured at Mentor this afternoon, Rev, Mes
srs liinsdale and Cooley officiating. The
remains rested in plain black elegant cas-
kct, the only trimmings being oxidized silver
handles and plJrc hearing the name and age
Eliza b. Garfield. Aged 50 years The
ceremony was brief aud simple. The re-
mains were removed to this city and placed
in the vault at Lake View cemetery by the
side of the dead President.
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
GETS HIS DUES.
DeLeons Sentence Confirmed by the
Supreme Court.
\EM NnRh Ian

NEw 10Rk. Jan. a3
The general term of the Supreme Court
affirmed the sentence of of Prof"
John DeLeon, the famous 'Astrologer" 10
II years confinement at hard labor De
Leon procured young woman named Sa-
rah Bowes for a house of i'll fame at Aspin-
wall. Panama, and paid her passage thither
on the understanding she was to be given a
situation as Il nurse.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Startling Developments Which May
be Looked for

NINNIFIG. JAN. u.
\ member of the new government said
today that the public might look for startling
Developments in connection with the al
ministration by the late government Al
though in Office only two days the present
government has learned sufficient to warrant
the making of thorough investigation.
lie said there was only Sl6.390.l7 in the
treasury when the new government took
hold, Yet half years subsidy. S2j oo0 was
received from Ottawa only Il few days be-
fore.
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Pensions Granted to Maine Persons.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed Monday.
Minor of Ezra Purington. Lewiston, Mexi-
can war.
Reissue. George W. Grant alias John
Thompson. National Military Home.
Original, Charles II. Gilman. Fairfield /;
Paul Pcudoxter, Fast Browntield; John
Hogan, Brookton Joel B. Wheeler, Green
field.
Increase. Cyrus f. Chesley, Wilton
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Louisiana Republicans Meet in Conven-
ton
NEW ORLE.Ns. Jan. .

NV VNIEANN. 'TaU. -.
The republican State convention met TO
dav. with ThOs. f. Cage of Terre Bonne, a.
temporary chairman He urged the repuhi-
cans to make strong fight in the coming
election ami quoted portion of GOV. Me
Euery's recent speech which gave assurance
that there should he a free ballot and fair
count. He expressed confidence that under
these conditions the republicans would carry
the State The convention adjourned till
tomorrow.
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ICE YACHTING
Indule ed in on Great South Bay Long
Island

PATCHo IrE- l.. Z. Jan. q.
The great south bay Is completely frozen
over, ice yachting being extensively INDUCED
sn. From other parts of Long Island come
reports of bays frozen over for the first time
for years The extreme cold has cansed
considerable suffering,
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FORTY CASES.


BROOKLYN, Jan, %.
This city is threatened with small pox
epidemic In three days ~ victims have
been brought to Flathush hospital Satur-
day 10 cases were reported. There are now
30 cases under treatment at the hospital. The
pest began in the Italian colony.
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The Mary Langdon Sunk
RockLANp, Jan. %.

ROckLAND, Jan. ..
A telegram received here says that schoon-
er Mary Langdon. Strout, of this port was
sunk on the Jersey flats. She was corn Ia
den for this port She was probably sunk
by ice The cargo was insured.
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YORK COUNTY S. COURT
Rises From One of the Shortest Terms
Held for Years

SAoo, Jan. %.
The York county supreme court rose this
afternoon after a session of nineteen work
ing lays. It VA. the shortest term held for
years. Nine civil cases and five criminal
eases were tried, aud eleven divorce eases
4li,roscd of
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CREW FROST BITTEN
Schooner Nellie Gray Arrives i'll Rock
land


Schooner Nellie Gray. Pinkham. of this
port. arrived here to-day coal laden, from
New York with her crew badly frost bitten.
Two of the men were taken to the hospital
At Portland. this noon.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Republican Subcommittee Meets
at Chicago February 9
DFS NnINES, Jan. ..

Drs MoI>E-, Jan. -.
The subcommittee of the republican
national committee having in charge the
preparation of the prelimnarieS of the
national convention. will hold meeting at
the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago, begin
ming Thursday evening February Q.
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THE REV. P. ]. ROBINSON
Called to the Old South Church at
Winthrop.
WINTHROP, Jan. %

WINTHROP, Jan. %.
The Old South church, Congregational.
has been without pastor for a long time,
and has unanimously extended call to Rev
p j. Robinson Of Bangor who supplied the
pulpit rec entity 1t is expected he will ac-
ccUt
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JUMPED THE TRACK.
The Cars TUNED Over Three Times.

Troy, ~ y. Jan. %.
The mail train with three cars jumped the
track on the Delaware < Hudson railroad at
Baxteryllle. this afternoon The ears turned
over three times. All of the passengers were
injured but only one dangerously.
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The Germans Making Themselves Felt
at Samoa

MELBoURNE, Jan. 20.
Adyices from Samoa say that the Germans
are enforcing the payment of taxes The
German judge is soon to arrive at Apia.
proclamation Of the German proctoratc is
expected.
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THREE HUNDRED CARS.
Operations in the Coal Mines InCreas-
ing.
Nh. CARMEL. "a. Jan. %.

The following colieres are in operation
today. paving per cent advance: Mt Car
mel owned by I. NJ. RICHTER 4 Co; Bel
more. owned by l.. l.. Bckel K Go. and
Morris Ridge, owned by May Troutman *
CO. The average shipments for the three
collcrics is 300 cars per day working full
time with a complete compliment of men.
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SOLD OUT.
Biddeford Parties Buy Large Mill Prop
erty.

SAco, Jan. 23.
ihr lumber, wood and book accounts of
L. : IIamlin & Co, Portaod, owners of
valuable mill property in Biddeford were
sold to-day to J. B Gregory, Biddeforl. The
remainder of the property will be disposed
of at a meeting of the creditors Friday.
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Aaction Sale of Pews in Talnage's Tab
ernacle.
BBookLlx. Jan %.

BRDokLlN. jan -o-
AT tonght'> auction sale of pews in DIR.
Talmage's tabernacle tine highest price was
$40. bv 5. B. Duryea. Another pew sold
for $40 to Dr. Tucker The total amount
realized was sl470 more than last years
sales
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CLEVELAND AND POPE LEO.
The Baltimore Methodist Ministers
Don't Like the Friendly Overtures,

BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
The Methodist ministers meeting today
adopted resolutions censuring President
Cleveland for sending a copy of the consti-
tuition of the nited States to Pope Leo
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Keene N h is to Have Board OF
Trade
KEESE, \. H.. j

A large gathering of principal business
men tonight, voted 10 organize board OF
trade. 4 committee was elected for inves.
tgating boards of trades in other cities
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The Rev. ]. w H Baker Seriously III

Increase. Cyrus F. Chesley, Wilton
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FARMINGrON, Jan. p.
Rev. J. W II. Baker. prominent Con-
gregational clergyman, is in dangerous
condition from the effects of getting chilled
while driving from here to his home at Far
mington Falls during recent cold snap.