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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

Mich the chairman of the Michigan Demo.
cratic committee d8rin the recent ezmpai "a
and wealthy manufacturer and lumber
man He exrsnded to the President an ia-
'iiaiion 70 visit Michigan 10 the summer and
enjoy some of its famous fishing. The IN
vit4tion vas accepted
There ha. been rumor about Chicago for
several days that "Old Hutch, being eoa-
seienee-sIrieken by his great wheat corner
last Sci tember, had joined a church, and
soald hereafter devote hi. money and 4tien
tion TO spiritual affairs. A reporter who IN
conversion. was told 10 get in To the street
With his maximum Of speed. Later in the
night Hutch said the act that he went to
church the other night vas noboly's busi-
ness.
There were about $50 person. al the Pres
dents reception Friday. one of them sug-
gested that he would like the President 10
take up his residence in hi. state. The
President replied Thank you but guess
I'll stick 10 my own state
The Hempsteai Coursiug Club of Long
Island deted Mr.. Bergh and his Is officer.
SATURDAY morning, and coursei 2s rabbits
on the coursinz ground IL miles north Of
fiempstead- Nr. Berghs officers did not
appear on the field.
A St. Paul paper says the United State.
service officers here are on the track of
gigantic opium smuggling conspiracy. They
have learned that an organized and we'll
equip BED band Of ,mugglers had for years
been operating across the norihs es.ern
border, bringing into the state the costly aud
high tariffed drug. One of the gang was
arrested recently at Denver. Col, and he
made a full confession. Acting on the in
formation given TO him, deputy collector at
ST. Vincent, MINI, went 70 point On the
Dakota line on Wednesday last, and inter
cepted wagon loal of 800 pounds of opium
in the crude form.
jury at Lima, o., THURSDAY. tossed up a
copper to decide the guilt of William Coins
in a murder case, and Coins will get new
trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
BOARD OF TRADE DINNER
The Annual Banquet OF the Portland
Business Men a Success


PORTLAND, Dec. 10.
The annual meeting of the Portland Board
of Trade was given at the Falmouth Hotel
tEls evening. The Board has had an active
j ear and the management l. disposed to feel
we'll satisfied with their success sisce the
last diuner.
The following gentlemen were the special
guests of the board MIR. Torrance and Cap
fain Reed OF the Dominion line, MIR. Stewart
Of the Allan inc, Mayor Cha man. Lieuten
'1t-C Colouei G A. SMITH, L. ). A and
Commander Coffin of Arctic exploration
tame.
Speeches were made by President Blabon,
Mayor Chapman, Gen ) j. Anderson, Hon
" J.. Putfam, Hon. A. a. Strout, Judgr
Haskell Of The supreme court, Hon. ". ".
Thomas Jr. aud Colonel smith, |, ;. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
What is Busying Springer.

Since the action taken by the democratic
caucus To support the omnibus bill providing
an enabling act for the admission into the
admission into the union of the territories
of Dakota, Montana, Washington and New
Mexico, and of giving to the people of Da-
kota the privilege OF determining whether
that territory shall be admitted one Or
two States, Representative Springer the chair
nan of the committee on territories, has
been engaged in formulating the necessary
amendments to the bill reported last session
to make its provisions to conform to the pro-
nn-pl chanuna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
REFUGEES RETURNING.
Trains Bound for Jacksonville Laden
with them.


JAcKsoNvrILE, Fla. Dec. l5.
Two refugees special trains from Atlanta
and other Georgia cities, arrived Yesterday
The regular northern trains have all been
veil filed with refugees Probably i've
hundred people hare arrived during the past
thirty hours
The refugees have been met by bands of
music people bearing banners of welrome,
and other demonstrations Of JOY. Business
i. opening up again and the streets present
almost their ~outed appearance, 1t is est =
mated that there will be ive Thousand srri.
walls per week during the next month
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ST, JoHNsBuRY, Vt, Dec.
The last days session Of the Sunday School
Conference in this place opened with meet
ing at nine O'Clock in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
lei by Geo II. Shaw. Church services
were given into the hands of christian work
ers as follows North church, s VI. Stafford;
South church, F. y Winslpw; Baptist, Allen
Folger; Free Baptist, E. A. Lawrence; !;
Methodist, Geo Shaw; Advent, Geo. +.
Absent: St j phnsbury Centre Congregational
church, ( b Dellingham; all Of which
were largely attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
FEDERATION OF LABOR
Election OF Officers-Boston the Place
for the Next Annual Meeting.

st. LOUis, Dec. Is.
The American Federation of Labor today
elected the following officers President,
Samuel Gomper', New York; first vice pres
dent, Daniel Mel ,ughlin, Brsidwood, Ill.
second vice president. William Martin, Pitts
burg; secretary, p. J. McGuire. Philaiel-
phia treasurer Henry Enrich. New York
trustees. Hug, Miller, August Delsoar and
10 -eph P Dyer.
By close vote Boston was selected as the
place where the next annual meeting will be
held There was bitter contest between
the friends Of Philadelphia AMI Boston. the
latter city being victorious by but two votes.
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CABLE FLASHES
Fresh Bits From the Old World

In the House of Commons Friday night,
the bill providing for the closing of taverns
Sunday was rejected by vote of i67 TO leo
The employers liability bill was withdrawn.
There is trouble for the Germans with the
natives in South Africa and many of the for
mer are leaving.
Rev. Fr Bowling, of Peterboro, Ont, hs.
been appointed bishop of Hamilton. Rev
FIR. OConnor will succeed FIR. Bowling,
Rev. Hugh Callan, NJ. A, of ST. Andrews
Glasgow, is home very tired but proud. He
has been ON a tricycl, to Palestine. Among
other places, also, TO Constantinople through
Bulgaria, Strvia, etc, 200 miles altogether
He narrates, probably without eIaggeration,
that he created great excitement when he
rode into Jerusalem on his tricycle..
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FOREIGN intelligence.
AMERICAN PORK .


OTTAWA, Dec. IL.
1t is stated that the Dominion government
has consented TO grant the request of the
pork packers combination and increae the
duty on American pork from to cents per
pound or from 81 to - per barrel The
quantity of pork imported from the United
states during the past 10 months increase.
from l0,S00, go 10 "A 800 600 pounds, or 80
per cent. as compared with the correspond.
ng month of last ear.
Canadian packers state thsi they cannot
compete with United States firms and want
American pork shut out of the market
lbe lumbermen, are making a vigorous
light against the increased duties.
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SUNDAY NEW sPAPERS
As They Appear to the Rev, B. F, pa-
Costa.


NEw YoRK, Dec. l6.
Rev. r. +. DaCosta of the church OF ST
J,hp. the evangelist in a sern on today at
lacked Sunday newspapers As opposed to the
genius of christisnjt as public nul-
.ances anI as responsible for much
immortality and even insanity lie declared
the, should be suppressed for the same res-
sou houses of i'll fame should be suppressed.
The week day press in general he thought
was good as could be expected. He made
exception however OF certain New York al
teruoon papers which he said printed bible
texts AZ the head Of ITS columns and sporting
news in It's columns and was a loathsome and
hypocritical thirg. He Analyzed the con
tents of Sunday papers in supPor; of his as
,ertions.
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prSoRsCoT.


Our correspondent writes, Dec, 10 The
school in district No. 3, under the instruction
of Miss NJ. +. Curtis, closed FRIDAY. Dec.
"A. Miss Curtis has taught twenty five
terms of school in this district. Scholars
not absent during the term of ten weeks
were John N. Stevens, Frank Grant, sum
ner c. Tasker, Stella Bean. Alice Damon,
Eta Sawtelle, Mamie Stewart. Those not
tardy Robin Stevens, John NJ. Stevens,
Annie NJ. York, Sumner G. Taskcr, Mamie
Stewart, Eta Sswtelle, Ruvie Sawtelle.
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GLADsroNEs DOCUMENTS.
He Explains why He Did Not Redeem
His PI Iomise.

LoSDoS, Dec. 10.
Mr. Gladstone in eIplnstion Of why he did
not redeem his promise of sept llth TO pub
lish documents shONinR that the cabinet Of
lss2 had come to the unanimous cJnclu. on
that Mr. Pdrnell and the other na,iousll It.
who were released from Ka lmainham jail.
we're free Of all completely in crime. whites
that be haf found it impossible TO pr ,duce
the documents before the Parnell commis
sion began its it quIries, and he did not deem
1t eKpedient to produce the documents or To
oprn the subject while the commission was
sitting.
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roRAKER's ANNOUNCEMENT
Concerning the Famous White Cap Or
ganization.


CnLrMBus. O., Dec. 10.
Gov. Foraker today made the following
The so called White Cap
has been summarily disbsnded,
,nd there will BE- no more meetiugs, raids,
q biz pings or terrorizings of any
sins b, ,he-t Nho composed the member
.bin bat should there be any repetition of
any such practices. the State i in command
of the testimony and the facilities generally
70 enable it to promptly bring the leaders to
;n.fice
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AMENABLE TO q. s. LAW
Murder OF Medicine Man" by In
dians

l-bs hNhELtrs tdl.s lftt- ~.
Judge Ross in the u. 5. court yesterday
rendered an interesting z decision in the ease
of Bill Whiley, Ponce Franco, Scott Luke,
Pete ami Jason Chino, Tule River Indians
charged with the murder of their medicine
man, Juan Baptista, because twenty of his
patients died under his care and the Indians
believed he was Systematically poisoning
them.
The Counsel raised the point that the court
had no jurisdiction in the matter. Judge
Ross in his decision stated that under the
act of Congress in 1855 all Indians com
nltting crimes against persons OF property
of other Indians or other persons within the
OF the United States, are amenable
10 the laws of the United States, whether
being on their reservation or not. The
defendants were sentenced to five years i'm
prsonment and one dollar eacl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The Belfast business men are calling on
the Maine Central for better train service on
their branch. The western mail which
reaches here at 40 does not get into Bel
fast until noon or later and as the return
mail leaves there at 2 80 it gives them no
time to answer their letters. They want one
ram IN addition to the present schedule, to
leave Belfast every evening to connect with
the night train gong west, remaining over at
Burnham TO connect with the early train go
ing east, and to return to Belfast early in the
morning. Hanqor DaHu Commercial.
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NEWS NUGGETS
Condensed News for Rapid Reading.

citizen of Lebanon, Conn., got notion
that an attempt to rob his house was to be
made so he changed what money be had into
silver, tied it up carefully and buried it at
night in swamp behind his house, carefully
marking the spot. The heavy rains of this
fall oblitersted the marks, and nov the care
full man cauno, ind his money and wishes
that he had left well enough alone and taken
the chances of being robbed
One of the Presidents callers Saturday
was Hon. l. NJ. Weston, Of Grand Rapids,
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
Saved the Children

HAvKKHiLL, Dec. Is.
While Willie. aged Q, son of Vim. Allen,
South Groveland, vas skating on Hale's fac
tory upper miilpond this afternoon and draw
ing tSo children on sled, he approached an
air hole. and finding it impossible to avoid il,
tanned the sled one side saving the children
but going into the hole himself vas drowned.
BODY recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
More Trains Needed on the Kennsbsc

The movement for a steamer to run be-
tween this city and Augusta and for a street
railway from Augusta to Hallowell and
Garlner has evidently served the purpose
of drawing public attention to the necessity
of increasing the number of trains up and
down the kenuebec valley A double track
even, is talked OF by the Maine Central for
portion of the route, and reports of good
Intentions for the accommodation of the pub-
lie on the part of the railroad are abundant.
The management will doubtless find it for
the interest Of the road to run more trains
SOON HdterttHe Sentinel
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ANOTHER SOUTHERN FEUD.
The Higsinbotham Family Indulge In
Promiscuous Duelling With Fatal Re-
suits.


GRAND BorEAU, La Dec. l6.
A long standing teud in the iligglnbotham m
family broke GU AT the horse races yester
Jay. Thirty or more shots were fired. A
young man named Beard who tried to act as
peacema<sr was shot and instantly killed, a
ball passing through his heart. Two of
Munroe iligginb jtham's sons were shot, one
died during the night and the other is Sc
riously wounded. Two other persons were
wounded, one the mother of young Beard,
not serious.
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ON THE IRON.
The Portland and Rochester.

The Portland 4 Rochester railr DAD, by con
meeting its existing side tracks between Port
land and Saccarappa, can easily double track
Its line 10 that village, aud as soon as HE IT
quirements of business demand ii, it is un-
derstood that it will be done
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A WHITE ELEPHANT NEXT.


IsDIASAPoLIs, Dec. 10.
A sod cabin, built by the citizens of Sioux
City. Sherman county, Neb., as a gift 10
Gen Harrison, ..srrived this evening. 1t
an entire Hat car, is Is feet long
and feet high, The balance of the
car is fenced as door yari. The Present il
supposed to typfy the house of early settlers
of Nebraska. II has two windows and
chimney. A man occupied the Unique
house all the way from Loup City. He has
a stove 18th which he kept the house warm
enroute. What the, propose to do with the
house is puzzle, and it seems it cannot be
removed from the car without falling or taken
apart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

NEw YORK, Dec. Is.
Some few weeks ago a man Of clerical ap-
p, ,rsnee, wearing the broadeio b of the
church of England, and a three cornered
shovel nose hat, stepped up to the desk of
the Stevens house on Bowling Green and
registered as Rev. Robert Hall Baynes of
England After borrowing considerable
money of different persons he disappeared.
1t nov appears that he was a dsposed clergy
man.
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KILLED BY HER FATHER,
Verdict in the Case OF Irene Hawss A
Woman Given Thrty-nine Lashes.


BIHNiNGHAh, ALA, Dec. IL.
The coroners jury today held an inquest
on the body of Irene lIswes, and returned
a verdict that she met her death at the hands
of her father, X. K. IIawes.
In Lamar County Friday night, crowd
of masked men took Mrs. Jane johnson from
her house and administered thirty mine lashes
on her back and than warned her to leave
the county within five days.
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DOUBTFUL AFTER ALL.
A Despatch From suakim Expresses
Unbelieiia Emin's Alleged Capture.

LONDON, Dec. l6.
despatch from Suakim TO the Times
says The natives do not believe the equAto
rial provinces have submitted to the Mahdi
If they had they say. the proclamation to
the people of Emin's territory and other official
acts Of the Mahii would have been known
surrender Of Suakim would have been de.
manded, and the coast guard steamer which
has just arrived from the South has heard
nothing of the alleged capture of Emiu.
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Old Cartridges

SukkIM, Dec. Is.
Ii has been ascertained that the date 1869
sas stamped upon the cartridges which sc-
eompanied osmsn Digns's letter announcing
the capture of Emin Pashs and q white
traveller, and which were alleged to have
been taken from the latter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

J. c. KnowIton Of Togus vas before Com.
missioner Choats Saturday on the charge Of
Illegally selling liquor on governmen, prop
erty- He vas bound over for appearance al
the February term Of the L. s. court, and
in default Of the s200 bond requisite "a,
sest to jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

LONDON, Dec. Is.
Mr.. John llenniker Hea on, NJ. 4, for
Canterbury, will visit the United States ne II
year. and will endeavor to have a bill sub
mited to Congress providing for the alop-
ton of his scheme of universal penny post
age.
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A TEMPESTUoUs VOYAGE
But Henry George With all His Single
Tax Theories Doesn't Prove a Jonah
On His Return.

NEW oRk, Dec. 10.
The steamers which arrived today repo TT
an unusually tempestuous voyage. Henry
George was amorg the pisseng, rs on the
Etruria He reports that the single tax l1-a
Is rapi lily growing in favor in England and
is confident that it will be put into operation
there within reasonable time and its good
effect will be so apparent as to lead to its
adoption here.
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An Old Scheme Revived.

The latest railroad project is the building
of a line from Bangor to Rockland A
scheme for shore road was started many
years ago, the late n. II Hichborn of Stock
ton being president of the company and our
citizens were good deal exercised over Il
project to bridge Belfast harbor. RepaJh-
can Journal
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Ersstus Mildly Surprised.

Erastus Wiman said to a reporter who
asked him what he thought of Mr.. Butter
worths scheme;
I'm knocked between the eyes. never
saw such fatal mistake. cant see how
But,erworth came 10 do it. The idea !
have is that there never wa. so coutented
people a. the Canadians
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ROBBED OF $4,000
While in an Opium Joint" the Location
OF Which Is Unknown to the Police.


Nlw YORK, Dec, l6.
Edward Kennedy of Trenton, N. j.. a
horse dealer, was robbed of $1,000 in Rich
ard Cronlns opium den last night. Cronin
himself informed the police of the robbery
and caused the arrest of John Halls, = con
ndence man who was in the place when the
money was missed. Cronin refused I, give
the location of the Joint. and it is said the
police do not know. Justice Ford postponed
Halls examinatl N till the police have com
pleted their inquiries.
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NO. 2e3.
GARDINER.

The streets wore holiday aspect Satur-
day for the first time this season and our
ssorekeepers report married toning up in
the character of the trade. This is an agree
able report As the business of our city has
been almost at stanisull for some time
past.
Saturday forenoon City Marshal Norton
was the recipient of present of fine cane
made by one Of the convicts at the Concord.
Mass, reformsiory. The cane 10 . marvel
of ingenuity, being made of leather washers
Of various colors and thickncsses, fastened
about = steel rod. The number Of washers
used in making the cane was very large and
make q walking stick both unique and ser
viceable.
Mr.. Daniel Robinson, an aged resident OF
brunswick avenue, met with very serious
and painful seeiden, Saturday forenoon.
lie went to the shed after some wood and
stumbling over something WAS thrown to the
floor and struck on the shoulder. shatterius
the shoulder blade quite severely. DR.. Rob
inson attended him, and ss the injury was .
severe one and as MIR. Robinson vac very
old it is feared the result may be serious
There will be special meeting of the
Odd Fellows this evening and full attend
ance 10 desired.
The city ordinance in relation to sliding
on the streets and sidewalks 10 being posted
and vail be rigidly enforced by the sihcers
as il should be
Quite good deal OF talk ha, been made
about the leap year ball which vas to be
given by the young ladias to the Young gen
lemen Of our city, but AZ the young ladies
don't seem to enthusc and ~ the time 10 quite
limited, the young men arc very much afraid
that the affair will be omitted There 10
still some time and the girls can be heard
from yet
The Boston Stars tonish, under the aus
pices of the Y. NJ. c. A. of this city. Give
them full house.
Mr.. John Steward of Randolph Is fixing
up his yacht White Wings aud proposes to
put her in condition where che will be able
to ostsail anything ON the river. larger
sail has been added and other improvements
mace.
Another Of GARDENERS prominent citlrens
has died MIR. J. Frank Purinton, who has
been an invalid for some time past with con-
sumption died q, his home on Hezclton street
Saturday morning. MIR. rurinton was man
who was well known and respected In our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
OVATION TO GLADSTONE.
He Tells the Liberals That Their Cause
10 Advancing.

LoSDox, Dec. Is.
Mr. Gladstone made speech this after
noon in the Limehouse town ball. Grea,
crowds Of people had assembled in the East
end, and when Mr.. Gladstone arrived be
vas given q most cordial welcome. Mr..
Gladstone vas enthusiastically received
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To Connect Northward.

The Boston 6 Maine railroad has com
pleted surveys between Manchester and
Concord, outlining possible route for
railroad which will connect with Manche ,ter
and Lawrence on the South, and the Boston,
Concord & Montreal and the Northern roads
on the nnrih
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A New Mexico City Pest Ridden

ALBuQUERQUE, N. NJ, Dec. l6.
Over POO deaths from diphtheria have oc-
Cured in this vicinity during the past two
weeks. The breaking out of small pox has
caused much additional alarm.
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Andrews Continues the Good
Work.


NlNTHROF- DC. 70.
United STATE depu'y marshal Andrews of
Portland, and Hathaway Of Bangor, last night
arrested Fred Dusty and Julia Martin for
selling liquor without L. ;. license. They
have been to Portland for trial
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Sherman Annoyed at Butteiworths Re-
ception.

Senator Sherman is annoyed by the eun-
favorable reception given Butternorths res
olution for the assimilation of Canada. He
is afraid that inssmuch as Butterworth is
known to be one of his lieutenants, 1t may
impres, Harrison a. showing that John Sher-
man is hardly the man to make Secretary of
State.
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- -
a bsmiiy Gathering.

Have you fatheri Have ysus mother!
H,V. you son or dasghter. sister or brother
-ho has not yet taken Kemps Balsarn for
the Throat and Lungs, the guaranteed rem.
edy for the cure Of coughs. colds, asthma.
Group, ssd all throat and lung troublest n
90, ~hyf when q sample bottls Is gladly siyen
70 you free by any druggist and tie larss
size eests osly Sec. and q 90.
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New HAVEN, Ct, Dec. l6.
Geo. Issler, delivery clerk and collector
for l.. T. Law Co, grscers, was arrested
today charged with embszzlng about four
hundred dollars.