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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
GRIMES and ACCIDENTS
GUN POWDER EXpLODES,
And Completely Skaters Pennsylvania
SQulb Factory.
The Building Collapses, Burying Its Oc-
cupants in Ruins-Nine GiIls Burned
to Death.

W NiIktrBAERL Ia req Eo'
A terrible e1plos on occurred in SOU b
factory at Pl mouth Monday. Nine girl-
were burned 10 death and - others were Sc
verely injured.
The factory of j Powell used for the
manufacture of squibs, used by the miners
in lno-eiing the coal in the mines mplos ed
- girls from u to 20 years old and several
men The -xplOs on occurred while a ma
jorlty of the girls wire at home eating din
nrr. At i asst twenty persons were in the
building at the time of the explosion eating
their lunch. A number of the girls rushed
10 the windows and screamed franticall, for
help A dozen miners from the adjnini' .
c,lliery ran to the rescue. Another terrific
explosion to,k place and the entire building
colisps d. hu-yil The occupa0ts in the ruins.
Glodie Re Sc, Mary Walker, Magell
Richards, Mary A. Lake, Ruth powgie
Esther Powell and George 7. Reese were
biown through the window of the building
AMI fatally itjured + ght boiirs were re
covered at 3 30 7. NJ. 1t is reported tha'
four girls are missing. Among them was
Jare Ann Thomas aged II.
The xpludi of several kegs of gun
powder was the cause. How the pow er
was ignlted is a mystery.
At the entrance to the factory the remain.
of five girls ere found not one recognizable
Some had their h'ais blown off. Others
their arms The maj Jriy were minus theil
legs and arms. After working for hours the
rescuers succeeded in getting out all the re-
mains. which consisted of trunks, arms, leg,
aud skulls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26

URBANA, o., Feb. %.
The train re ached Richmond at . % Fully
1900 people assembled at the station. Tn.
crosd was very demon.trative, :heering
While cannon boomed and whistles blew,
making deafening din. Gen. and Mrs
Harrison appeareo on the rear platform a. d
were greeted by mighty shout. When this
had partially subsidized Harrison spoke ss
fell VS.
My friends, have so long had a home
among YOU that cannot out feel sense of
regret at leaving the roll of Indiana. | GO
with a deep sense of inshequacy. | am sure
sou will be patient with my mistakes aud
will all give me your help as citizens
rCheers and cries I'VE will in my efforts
10 promote the best interests OF our people
and the honor of the nation we love.
Cheers | thank you for this cordial
greeting. Cheers During the halt a
pfofusion OF flowers, sent by bis republican
friends, were brought in aud presented to
Mrs Harrison. A. the train passed out of
the city it was accompanied by the screech
ing of the whistles Of factories AMI the boom
Of cannon.
The first stop in Ohio was at Greenville.
Barke county, at 6 03 The President-elect
stepped to the rear of the car but the stop
was too short for speech making.
Bradford Junction was reached at VI
The train changed engines in / l2 minutss
and sped on at the rate of 80 miles an hour
Piqua a. reached at 6.2U T. NJ. 5000
people being gathered here They kept up
a continual ene, ring. Gov. J Is. Foraker
acd wife boarded the presidential train and
found the Gen. and party j st sitting down
To .upp.r. Gov Foraker ru-hed back 70
the Generals ear and brought the latter to
he platform of the Wsyvood Just as the
train pulled ont. 1he Governor called out
This il our ne II President" and Gen. Har.
rison bareheaded bowed his acknowledge.
ment to the cheering thousands as the train
moved ol-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
UNDERGROUND RAILROADS
A Mammoth Scheme for a Great Sys-
tenn Of Railways Running Under New
York and Brooklyn.

NEW York Feb 25.
Two years ago Heman Clark. vel
known contractor, broaehed sche me for a
great system os tunnels under New York
city and the East and North rivers, connect
ing the " with suburban points The plan
was considered too expensive TO be practical
BILE. Today Clark announces the completion
of arrangements for carving out the great
work. A capital OF $50 100000 has been
guaranteed and $40 900 600 is considered
sufficient to do the tunneling.
The tunnel is $50 feet below the surface,
avoiding all the buried vi Tres gas pipes. etc ,
and avoiding any difficulty with the riv-
er. The main tunnel will extend from City
Hall, n. Y, to Fleetwood Park, under
Brooklyn to Cony Island, and under Jersey
Cty 10 Newark. There will be -four tracks
upon which passengers and freight will be
carried.
The plan of carrying freight will relieve the
street of much trucking. The cars will be
brought under the large ST res and the
freight lowered to them. Negotiations are
pending with the city government for per-
mission to begin work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
Anusoments.

A crowded house listened to the rapturous
strains Of the Boston Mandolin and Guitar
Club, in Granite Hall last evening. The
readings Of Mss EldTedse were among the
best ever heard in Augusta. She has an eI-
ceIlent voice and the character of he per.
.onages concerning whom she reads, 10 faith
fully emboiied in her delivery.
DR. JEKrLL ASD Ma. HYDE.
OF thi. exciting drama. which appears in
Granite Hall next Thursday evening, the
Chicago inier.Oeesn Of March 20 says:
Th.re was very large audience to wit
Iess the representation Of a new drsmstiza-
ton of DR.. JekJ II and Mr. Iiyie. male by
ir orge VI. WOOD. an English actor,
.ho appeared in the dual character II it
b. the desire Of Hr. ", oI u be tod in act
Ihrs.e that be has made better play from
he haven Of NJ Stesen-on's -tory than did
Mr.. Sallivan, he must be an-Wered--yes.
FAX u a. play, his NOtk is certainly much
sop rior to th. other. Nr. Wood has made
a consistent and A rational play an effective
rama He has -hosn better ia lyme 1t than
Ind Mr. Sullivan IN the Introduction of the
owe tl-meut lie makes the heroine Of the
lay the daughter Of Jekyll. and shows in
iekJl the affection, trnder ess. sympathy
{ d .olicitule Of paterua al cii0n This
.ot only enhances interest but increases
rob ID ltiy a. wvli Mr.. Wood has very
; oil pl,y for the acting Of the dual roles
f must be -aid Ar. " Doi has esrnestness.
hs ia s:il ha. ia 1t dignthed Intelligence and
qplst palhOs that invites sympathy. As
lr. Hyde he acts the part with intensity.
From a moral sier point also Mr.. Woods
J.rfvrnance b. .cammr-rtthle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
MISSING SINCE THURSDAY,


RoCkLANp. Feb. %.
Mrs Leighton, wife of Abiatha Leighton,
living at Clark's island twelve miles from
R,ckland. vho disappeared Thursday night
has not vet been found. Grave rumors are
ahoat that she has met with some accident 10
has been fouliy dealt with. srching par
ties have secured the iss and and dragged the
waters but no trace of her can be found.
One. ,heor, is that she has escaped and is
crazy. : me of the searching parties think
IN. has perlshel iu the woods from cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
MAINE MATTERS.

A large number of Portland Odd Fellor.
will attend the Governors reception at Saeo
Wedne sday night.
Two of Portl ,nd's liquor dealers are to
start brewery iu New York
The remains of Mr.. MIDGET. killed at
Boyd's siding Saturday, were released B.,
the coroner SUNDAY and brought by special
train TO Bangor, and Monday noon we're taken
70 Dexter where the friends of the deceased
hal gathered. The engineer is IN a bad way
and Palmer has hal a reaction, but neither
are consii red dal gerous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
A Scramble Then Began,

the crowd pushed, and i,mmed in solid
mass. The train pulled pretty well through
The depot be 'Ore stopping. The people trying
70 keep up rushed ma lily over each other 4
large number of ladies in the throng being
injured. The sight seers showed no respect
for any one about them.
NJ defiuite program WAS carried out 1t
had been the in'enrion TO have several songs
from the glee club and speech from Hsrri-
son. The former was almost entirely
eliminated from the program. Less than
fifty persons heard any thing the President
elect ha 10 say, so relax was the manage
meni in the whole AFFAIR. As soon as the
General left the platform the crowd began
TO grow less dense. III ugh tn train was
sur oanded by people until !, pull, d out
After the tram left Columbus, lreparations
we're made for retiring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
A Remarkable Lake.

A very singular discovery has been made
bv the eng neers Who have surveyed some oil
the proposed run'es of the Northern a'oos
took Railroad OH one occasion they ran
line near the shore of small lake lying
east of the east branch of the Mat'aTamkeag
,iver. and on examining this lake it vas dis
c,vered that there was al outlet for the body
NJ t.rst the last end. lesdirg into the
Me,luxeukeg and later on another outlet
IS f,nnd Al the west end leading into the
N,ttaw.mksag Thus this lii l. lake way
mn am, ny the hills of rorthern Maine. and
in q. <tield. gives part of its waters TO The
p.no . OF and parr I, the ST John. and
prob bly, now here can Ike freak of nature
be found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
Briefs.

The dam Of the Piscstaquis Falls pulp
and yaper mill will be flushed in few lays
A large crew is at work.
The fast trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
between Philadelphia ard Washington arrive
on time with remarkable pune uallty-ths
record showing that the trains are lot be
hind their schedule time but seven times il
q hundred.
Mr.. Edsari Ray of East Hampden, wai
instantly killed at the Penohscot River ic,
Company's house in Bangor, Saturday af'er
noon, by falling into the mar hinery of tn,
elevator. his body being manglsd in = fear
full manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26

MoNpAy, Feb. 25.
Me, according to Adjournment.
Prayer by Rev Caleb Fuller of Augusta
journal read and apptne l.
Papers from the 81 ., hsposed OF in con
currence.
Bill an act regulating the weight of a
bushel of oats came from the Senate with
the following Committee OF Conference ap
pointed on its part Messrs. Collins of
A'oostnok. Daggeu of Piscataquis and Poor
of Cumberland
The following resolve was presented and
referred TO the Committee on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26

Woodstock Mlfori Center and Plain City
were passed iu rapid succession. Crowds
conSregs,ed al each place. From Utesna
TO Columbus was made a. the speed of a
mile minute.
At Hiliearas Ros big hontres were
passed. Columhds vas reached At 5 l5.
Gov Foraker and wife left the train here.
The demonstration assumed unusual proper
tons. The biz depot vas tiiled with gen
eral crov d and various organizations. The
booming of cannon din Of bass music. drum
corps and yells greeted the presidential train
as moved into the depot. 1t required a
large ero~d oil policemen TO open the way
for the engine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
THE POLAR BE a r


BRtDGErOKr, Ut Fph. IT.
Word was received from Mrs Herman
Kempnski, COT tirming the report that her
hu .band was arrested IN Russia aud senierced
To bsnshment in Siberia for reasonable
uttrrsnces against the Russian government
ard evaling the military service required
lie came 10 this country when ha was seven
teen years old. ten years later he became
naiurahzed as citizen of the United States
Last summer he returnfd to his native land
with his wife, and soon after his arrival there
he was arrested an throsn into prison ard
his wife spent most of her savings endeavor-
ing IT, procure his release His counsel j
b Klein, will lay the matter before the
authorities in Wasnin Iton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
Biltfor LIE asing the Alaskan Seal Fish
cries

4 bill was intro iuced by Senator Stock
bridge today which provides that within one
year prior TO the expiration OF the lease of
the fur seal fisheries to the Alaska tommtr r
ciil Company, the secretary of the treasury
shal lease II proper and responsible parties
the right of taking fur seals for the term of
twenty wears at an annual rental of not less
than $50 coo. and an al iiional sum of not
less than s. 80 for each fur seal taken and
shippeh from the seal lsllnds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
FOREIGN Intelligence
AFRICAN DIPLOMACY
PLOTS Poisops and Spears Figure About
Kiwewas Throne,

LoSDoS. Feb p.
Letters from missionaries dated Zanzibar,
Ia ~, give details of 4 third revolt IL
ugaIa King kiveva bO vas raised TO the
'hrone after the overthrow of his brother
k,ng Wiwewa, tried to poison his Arab sup
port-rs. The plot failed.
He invited three of hem to private aB
dieuce. where the King .peared two, and IA.
in the art OF .pesring the other, uhen the
Arab managed to free hmself and fired a,
the King - ho fed King kivewa has since
been trying to induce the Christian chiefs to
assist him IN regaining his throne upon which
after hi. 4 ghi, the Arabs PLACED k4lema
son Of Nu'esas Letters confirm fh- r. spJrt
that an English missionary named Brook,
vas murdered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
DOCTOR TROUBLE
Because He Failed to Report an Out
break OF Diphthe in Maiden.

MAIDEN, Mass, Feb 25.
Willis \. Whittier. whose residence sd-
joins that of the Centre school, was taken
with diphtheria Sunday His son and
da pghter died of the disease last Sunday.
six hundred pupus attending the school.
pas .ed through the court during the SICK
ness. The attending physician, DR.. Sulll-
van. il is alleged. failed to report the disease
10 the Board of Health, and he has been
summoned to appear in court, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
PARNELL ALL RIGHT.
His Doctor says that He was Never
Better.

PHILAprLPuIA Feb 25.
The Press tomorrow will say that it is no'
true that the halt of Charles Stewart
Parnell is critically affected, and he is likely
to suffer collapse any time.
Mrs. Par ell, his mother. Yesterday received
a cable message that Parnell was never bet
ter, the doctor says
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
DELIBERATELY PLANNED.
hales Gas from Jet Through a Rub
Der Tube


NhItAhp. TFb
Mrs. Lizzie McAuley and her two children
were founI dead in bed together this morn
in2. In the woman's mouth was found B
rubber tube connecting with a gas jet The
gas was turned on full. indie aiing Mrs. Nc
Auley deliberately planned the deed The
woman shot her husband last December in .
fit of jaalou.ly and had suffered from a mild
form Of insanity since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
BETTY AND TIE BEAR.
Caps while aer Husband Skips In His
Night Shirt


White Gaps vi-i cd the Dwelling Of .
-orihlcss fellow named AIolph T. same In
;ueducb totHship, ontario county. Satur-
lay nj sht anl battered down the door.
Mrs. Sauye fought them siyagely with a
club. Sauve e.capri thronsh the back win
low with only 1igb, shirt on. Tne white
caps oyerpDrerei Mrs. Sfnve.
No beng able to find Siuve they left,
bearing with them one of their humber who
had been ba'ily wound by the woman.
Sauye returned hOmc = ith his feet and hands
80 badly frozen that amputauou will be nee
vssary.
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AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Joseph Bent Walks Out OF His Prison

BosroN. Feb. %.
Joseph Bent, a life convict in the State
prison. who has served % years for killirg a
fellow sailor on whalirg vessel in lHG4,
vas discharged today. pardo1ed by President
Cleveland His real name is Bento Port
uguese, aged -. He left for New Bedford
this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
Burned to a Crisp.

CARBoNDALE. Pa Feb "a.
The boarding house of Frank Craig. at
Monkey Ran. a mining town near here, was
burned last night Patrick Sweeney and
Sarah Ford were burned to crisp and the
other occupants narr1wlv escaped. The
wife of the proprietor is suffering from Sc
we're burns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
The Next Vice President Dined

NEw YORK, Feb. %.
John F Plummer entertained Hon. Levi
7. Morton at a dinner this evening on the
eve of the departure of the Vice President
elect to Washington \ number of rtpubli
can leaders were guests. The occasion was
a highly enjoyable one; no political speech
es were ma ie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
Going to Reduce the Stock.

PORTSMOUTH n. IL, Feb 25.
special meeting Of the st ,ckhollers of
the New Hampshire national bank adjourn
ed from Monday. Feb. IL. was held today
at the bank to see what action should be tax
en- regarding the reduction of the capital
stock 1t was voted TO reduce the capital
stock from 81 sc, 900 to 500 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
Taxes Even in Eden.


B.g HARBoR. Feb. Is.
T,e animal report of ths selec n of
Elem was issued tuhsy. The property of
residents is valued at 81 1o9.i3l; property
Of non-re sident. is valued at 81 94l $50;
rate of taxation Sl2 81 per $1,000 The
amount expended in lsss wa.' $50 ,53s
Warrant. for town meeting to he held March
1 h cnnfairs sixty SIX ARTICLES.
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Hon Thomas NJ. Marrow.

BELFAST, Feb. 25.
Hon. Thomas NJ Marrow OF Sesrsmont
aged 81 Years was buried Sunday lie was
, democratic politician Of more than local
ro,e. He was an * Courciller, ex Senator.
.x Rcp,e.enta,ive and had held many town
offices of trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
A Demonstrai.ve Crowd at Urbara.

At 50 Urbana was reached and another
crowd welcomed the party. The stop was
short Between Piqus and Urbana, -
miles no stops were made. AT Jordan.
Fie ch,r, Corover. and ST Paras the passage
of The train vas greeted by the aeeiamstion,
of hundreds.
At Westville the glare of pine knot torch
es flashed into the car windows as the train
dashed by.
AT Urbana two thousand people were scat
tered about the track IL vas to1 dark for
the people To distinguish the General at any
distance. The crowd screamed and eheereJ
like mad. Foraker brought the general on
tn. rear platform and introduced him to tn.
crowd. He made no speech.
AT Cobleiown the train passed throuIh
without stopping. At the outskirts there
was . big bonfire with q crowd around it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
BIG NEWSPAPER SALE.
Thousand for the Frank Leslie Publ
catious


INV 7 VNk FtHs %.
W j. Arkell of Judge has bought Frark
Leslie's illustrated newspapers. Three Inn
dred thousand dollars was paid for the edition
printed in English and 500 600 tor the
German pagers The papers were signed
and the sale cousummated today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Prudence and Foresight in ooveInius
Ireland

In the Ho ise of Comm .ns. TINS afternoon,
Morley strongly condemned the singular
lack of prudence. foresight ard care shown
BY the administration in ireland during III
last few mouths. He rificuled the idea
arr. stag men for such offences as chez
VIM. y Brisn, etc.
The opposition required the fulle
planation r. gsrding thr employ ment of
magistrates, crosn collectors and po
framing the Times case.
The speaker eonrended that the
at Tralee on the occasion of O'Briep
were illegal.
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Notes.

The committee or capital removal hal a
mr"iiig LIST evening f. Is un ier,to u that
mi bt'ty of the comm tee are fJr refer
ring to t'e next gI,ialurc, While the minor
~ are 10 report tnat legislation is ineI-
p, dent
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Arcos,ook, Dagget of Piscatsquis and Poor
Of Cumberland.

D
Bill an act relating to the compensation o
State superintendent OF common schools an,
his clerk came from the House refused
pssssge. and WAS laid on the table on motto,
OF Mr.. RYDER of peuohseot.
Bill an act TO amend section & chapter OF
the Revis, 4 Statues relating 10 property ex
empt from taxation came up On its passage te
be engrossed, and WAS laid on the table OF
motion of Mr Heath OF kennrbee
Blu IN act to ,qushxe school privileges in
towns csme up oa lis passage to be ennrosscd
sni wss lsll on tn, table anl assigned fol
rhurs'isy next, ON moiioa OF Mr. psggeu OF
P.scAtaQuis.
TAkEN FROM ruE rAplE.
On motion Of Mr.. simpson Of Penohscoi
hill an act To amend an act 10 incorporate the
Peuobseot River Dam sad Ia provemcnt Co ,
approved feo. IAN, lssS. VAS taken from
1ar table aui pissed 10 b. engros.ed.
on mo,ioa Of MIR. Ryder of renobscot.
bill AZ act 10 amend the charter of the Lin
cola Village Corporation VAS taken from the
table d passed 10 be eugrovei
on motion of Mr. RYDER, House orders
relating 10 amending the Statutes with refer
rnco 10 the Jurisdiction OF trial justices, and
also in relation to the powers aai duties of
ennstabl,s, we're taken from the table, lie
Iplained that the subject matter had slrraiy
be' n before the Committee on Legal Affairs
ahieh bad made an adverse report.
The orders were then refused u passage.
On motion of Mr. Heath of kennebec,
Adjourned.
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A GOOD USE.
A Bumfield Man Puts Out Fire in His
House With the Aid OF Cider and
Force Pump.


Edward Bliss of Bumield, Mass, dis
covered bis house 10 be on FIRE, Sunday
morning. from a defective chimney. His
pump to the well was frozen but he saved
the house from destruction by using cider,
of which he had good supply, in hand
force pump.
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Rar Ha,bo1 Greenhouse Burned.


BAR ITkkBnK. 90. 70.
The greenhouse of c II. Dorr at "Old
Farm" was burned last night About $500
worth of rare plants were destroyed. No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John J. Holmes mayor of Iowa City. Ia,
committed suicide Sunday night.
II 10 stated that Hypollite's forces are in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26

Prof VIM. 4. Eistii, the celebrated elo-
utoni,t. entertained the guests at the Au-
lusta House, last evening, with select
-e4dings and recita,ions from Dickens.
Artemus Ward aud other writer's. The
Professor seems to have Loaf none Of his old
ime dramatic powers, ard the auiience that
cro~Aed the Augusta Hou-s pare attested
their appreciation and delight BY frequent
sppIsuse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-26
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
The Cigarette Bill Amendments Accepted
BY the House.
An Order Limiting Debate to Ten Min
utes is Tabled.
SENATE.

No>p,Y, Feb ?5'h.
Prayer By Rev, Mr. no.brook of Hallow
ell
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
cure .ce.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indfc- tions for the Next "a
Hours

War DEPARTMENT.
office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WtsaiSGroS Feb 26 AN
For Maine: Generally fair: clearing in
nor'hwestern Maine; warmer; variable
Winds.