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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30
o. Interest to Farmers.

The farmers and business men of Phillips
are talking up the subject of a creamery.
Ii is said there is a prospect that another
corn packing factory will be built at Free
port this season.
Geo. W. Mills of Salem sheared his sheep
April Ii. He saws he is 60 years old and
has helped shear sheep for so years and
never saw such nice white wool as he has
this year. lie has sheep ~ years old that
has brought ~ lambs. she sheared / pound.
of wool this spring and has in years past
sheare1 . pounds.
Hon. Il. Alden of Winthrop, Gen. II. Is.
Shepard of Skouhegsn and senator W. r.
IIaines OF Waterville. N committee of the
trustees of the State College for the purcbsse
of stock for the college farm, are in Msssa.
chusetts and Connecticut tnis week, eIamin-
ing herds of Aveshires and Hol.teias with a
view of s"leeting animals for the farm. The
sum of $500 was appropriated by the State
for this purpose.
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State Pensions

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30
RICHMOND
Not Chambers After All-Real Estate
Sold for Taxes-A New Catholic
Church.
fSnecial 10 the keunebec Journal. j

Special TO the keunebec Journal.
RICHMOND, April 80.
The school in district No. 8 commenced
Monday with Miss Cora Webber as teacher
In No. 3 Miss Angie Hartman commenced
school the same day.
DIR. G. H. Bailey was in town Monday ant
investigated the reported case of glanders II
A horse owned by +. G. Connor. The ami
NAL had already expired but the doctor de
cided that the cause was an aggravated cass
of catsrrh-
AtC. d. Newelrs office Monday morning
the following pieces of real estate were sold
at auction for unpaid taxes for the season OF
| 1857: Homestead farm of X. G. Meserve
| sl5. 40; heirs of Daniel W. Beedle, home
stead farm. 81 40: Clarence W. Black
Homestead farm, 81 go; Charles ii kidder
two lots of land. s2.i6. The first three were
bought BY the town authorities and the las
hy outside parties. Real estate on which th'
| lsss taxes are unpaid will be sold by th'
collector next Saturday.
| Visitors along the railroad north of Malr
street will be astonshed to notice the change
in position of the company's fences Straight
ening out the curves will deprive many per
sons of land that they have fondly imagined
they could call their own.
Without much doubt work will soon be
started on the new Catholic church Sinc'
the project started last fall the parish ha
laid away in the bank S4Sl52, besides pay
! inv ss75 for a lot on kimball street, mskiHi
total of s.5652.
The Congregational church has oee'
handsomely decorated in honor Of the mar
riage of Mr.. X. J. Condor and Miss Lyd
! Sturtevant Tuesday noon.
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STATE NEWS


EdSf fttstOH.
The village school commenced on N onday
under the direction Of W l.. Seekins Our
farmers are doing quite business sowing
their grain, which is something of contrast
from last year nj this time Henry Wright
is doing good business in his steam mill
hut he ought 70 fix that whi-ile.-Rev o
Tyler preached his fsrewell sermon SUNDAY
last and il was a good one, too Osing to
conference week there will he no services at
church next Sabbath II is gs nerslly under
stood that Mr.. TYLER will return here. to the
satisfaction of all.-Mr Henry Nash is gain
ing yer, slowly. He is now able to be out
on pleasant dav- Mr.. John Bailey talks Of
going West the first Of Nav TO STAY few
months looking after his bu.ine.. interes,-
At Modesto, Csl.-The mnch talked Of park
will undoubtedly be success A rou.ing
meeting wss hell last Friday evening a.
Academy Hall and board of director. AMI
commuters were elected and all necessary
arrangements made to further it's progress
Stock is being taken every dav and at the
la@ report it was found that nearly all Of it
had been taken. Sbues are fIed at So life
membership at SO / has been named the
Piit.ton Agricultural and Trott'ng Park A =
soc a'ion,' The neIt meeting will br
Thursday evening, May 2, at Academy Hall
Every thing looks pr"-perou, to have a fair
h re rather than at Windsor This fall.
Itnston.
Mrs Loren Powers arrived home from
Boston, Saturday The Independent Ice
60 have not been shipping any ice the p,.'
week Mr. George Dow is building new
house.-Mr. jose ph Nash /. sick with diph-
liberia. DIR. Sawyer attends him.
Chelsea
Pleasant Lodge No. .. I. O.G. r. Of West
Chelsea elected their officers on Saturday
evening, April27th AS follows John Alirich,
q. T.. MagRie Partridge. V r. Katie
Young, s /. r.: +. Plummer. Secretary
| Bert Stevens + Secretary. Frank GiDat-
rick, Treasurer; Rutu. Cough, C.; VIM
II. Young, Nj; Thomas Church,
s; II. W. Blanchard. I g -
Trees and grass are coming forward fast
and farmers have done some plowing and
are doing up pasture fences and making
ready for general operations. The school
in District No. Q commences on Monday
Nav 6, and will be under the instruction OF
Mi. Fannie Lit,lefeld of this town. School
in District No. 2 is being taught this term BY
Mi.s Peacock Of Gardiner.-The town OF
| Chelsea paid all her war debt. last fall and
so is in good standing financially, her 'sres
are light compared with other towns in Ken
nebec county.
| North Hoyne.
| Report says B. Y. Maxim. Esq, has pur-
chased the farm adjoining his own of Mr.
| Robert Waugh. who with his wife will 90 to
/ New Hampshire where his children reside
Mr.. J. $ Fros, AID family have returned
! from Auburn. where they have been spend
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outlook ss good provided Augusta has I
team. Webster and Soule, Who we're re-
ported az having signed with Portland. are
still unpledged and would Like to play ball in
this city again.
Bishop Seeley of Portland CONNECTED the
services at Christ church in this city yesrer.
day. The services consisted of sermon ia
the morning with the administration Of the
rite Of confirmation and presc iing ser
wees again in the evening. FIVE persons
were received as members of the church
Bishop Seeley conducted the Episcopal ser
wees in Halloweli in the afternoon.
Last night at the Salvation Army meeting
Lieut. Durham, who has charge of the army
In this city. was promoted 10 the rank of
captain By Major Bryant of Portland. Major
BRYANT was in the city on his farepell visit
The Journal reporter dropped into the Cald-
we'll Libby shoe factory in Randolph TODAY
aud found busy crews of workmen on every
noor, arranging and setting u machinery
and plac ng the factory in general running
order. In conversation with Mr.. II. A
Lindsey, superin.end n, of the shop. we
learned that some OF the machines such as
the edge settlers, buffers and burui.hers
would be started tomorrow morning and
other departments will be set in eperaii IN as
soon as possible. All parts of the shop will
be running the first of next week When
the gates opened this morning large mum
Der of hands applied for work. Mr. Lind
sey saws there will be no trouble in securing
h. 200 experienced hands necessary u run
the shop. There are at present between
three and four hundred cases of shoes on
band 10 be completed. About fifty old hands
from Richmond have arrived and all the
boarding houses are filed to overfioSing.
The basement Of the bu ling will be usei
as stock fitting room. the first story for
last ng and packing. the second for trimming,
edge setting and finishing, the third for
stitching and cutting and the attic for stor-
ing. The shop will be crowded but il is
probable that an addition will soon be built
to accommodate the work in better shape
Mr.. Lindsey says the boycot by the union
VIII amount TO a good advertisement for the
company as has invariably been the case in
similar instances. He is sanguine of the
success of the company and greatly encour
sged at the outlook.
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Philanthropic Work.

The New York Evening Post has inaugu-
rated movement tor the relief Of the far,i-
|, of he late Philip u Wrlch, the brilliant
humorist and fine journalist whose heroic
struggles a, ainst the inroads of AL incurahle
disease have been before spoken of. The
fund is designed for he education OF Mr.
We'ch's ebllJreH. C"utiibutiois Oh, ull
be sent to Mr. td~ari T.. Cls,k. Treasurer,
Ed',' rial Rorms Of the Post. New York.
Mr. Melville Dcv'v, the State Librarian
of New York, Is p.r,"t ga hemc for
travelling i,btsr.s, ~ ! other words of loan
ing tie books OF the star, where they can be
OF great Il assistance 10 scholars and the
great public y ho db hut have the privilege of
consulting large collections of books. Ills
plan is 10 make u selection of email
libraries on any subject desired, en- sracing
he attest and b. II authorities on each, such
AS roli'i al economy, art. certain periods of
history, particular literary topics, and send
them out under certain rules to small local
library associations, clubs, or societies, y here
lectures are being held. or where these clubs
or individuals ars spec ally dcvo otcd TO any
given line of study. Thus the travelling
library will become great aid In the cause
of popular education and aud help to in
divid, q study. The plan is oi g to be en-
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At Point OF Scissors.

Col. Dan Lamont already holds more
offices than Mr.. Cleveland.
This Is a good time to remember what
Artemus Ward said vas the Strongest poLt
il g Washiugtons character: George
never stopped over
A sch' me is contemplated for the orgsni-
zation of a syst'm of conveyance Of natural
gas to New York in pipes. from gas fields
in the vicinity Of P,,t.burg.
If as il il raid there are in New York
city 100 600 Idle men and women, it ia fair to
assume that, oil told, here are not less than
$50 OO0 humth b. ,'gs, men, women, boys
and giris. Who 'lr.t when the soft gray
light peneuates the - r".'rooms, where they
are 10 get their breakfast
A plate Of bacon with stale breai and
vllianous coffee on the side, costs 81 in
Guthrie. Oklahoma. The mi,take the set'
tiers made vas in not going down there and
starting hotels. There is no socb roy al road
to wealth As in keeping a lunch counter in q
new country where you can sell cents
worth Of food for 81 25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30

Hon. Fred Atwood of Winterport, enter
tanned a large number OF his friends at hi.
residence THURSDAY night. The occasion
was a very enjoyable one.
The Springfield Mass Republican pub
fishes what is probably good portrait, with
lengthy biographical account of Rev.
Charles A. Liitlefeli, who has just be-
come pastor Of the Floranoe Street VI. T..
church in that city. Mr.. Littefeld was
born in Wells, Ne studied at K.nts Hill,
ard graduated from Middletovn, Conn in
1854. He is scholar Of rare a,tainments
iull of energy, and sbounds in new and pro-
gres-ive ways of work. The Republican
says he has been wanted by that society "
long time, and they are happy in having
him for a pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30
ANOTHER STRIKE ON HAND.
Employees Of the St. Paul Street Car Co.
Go Out on the New Cable Line

1T. PAtL, April y.
The city street railway company has snoth-
er strike on hand. The company is engaged
in building another cable line on Seventh ST.
They employ over 1000, men average 81 20
per day. The men asked the company to
puy 81 SO and we're refused. This afternoon
lOlS men quit work, which compromises al
most the entire force. They Will join the
striking drivers now out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30
Condensed DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken From the Current News
OF the Day.

Schooner Annie B. Cannon is ashore on
Milk lslsnt.
Four hundred striking weavers are idle e,
X iekvilie, CT.
Isaac Somerville, a Lawrence, Mass, ba-
ker hung himself Monday.
DR.. David Webster Of New York has been
male Professor of Op,halmology in Dart
mouth Medical College, vice ". w. Seely
of Cincinnati, resigned
q. II. Daniels and Edward Stone caught
a trout in Lake Winnisqusm, Wednesday
measuring fl. in length, inches in deptt
aud 22 inches in circumference, weighing
Il lbs. The largest specimen with one eX-
ception ever caught IN the lake region.
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+. Contagious Diseases

Case. of the contagious diseases were re-
ported to the State Beard during the week
ending Saturday, April 27th, as follows:
Diphtheria-Auausts, 3; Beddington. /;
Cutler, L; Portland, /; Sanford, / Var
mouth. l.
Typhoid Fever-Desr Isle, /; Livermore
Falls. l; Poland, /; Portland, II
Scarlet Fsver-Anson, /; Deer Isle, |
Leeds. 2; Madison, /; Portland, L; Rum
ford, 2.
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ON THE GEARS TABLE
Are Found Nihiistio Documsuts-
Prominent Officials In Trouble.

LONDON, April ~.
II is reported from St Petersburg that in
addition TO revolutionary pamphlets m. nae
rag letters we're found on the Cars table IN
the palace. In corSq ,ence of compto mis-.
ing discoveries affecting the chiefs OF the
secret police at rounlinc the head of that
department and several high officials have
been dismissed.
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that little or nothing could be realized out o.
it, and finally prevailed upon him to sell it ts
defendant who under the contract thus &C.
cured. it is claimed, was to receive all over
s.3. The testimony ON the part Of the
lournment.
James Csrville of Litchheld. who Was
convicted of incest two years ago and whose
appeal TO the Law court was decided against
him, was today sentenced to the State prison
at hard labor for one year. CAryille 10 "a
years of age.
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Contract on Kenduskesg Bridge

BANGOR, April 30.
The contract for the removal of the old
work and the building of new abutments for
the kerduskeag bridge was awarded 10 the
Jewell Granite Company Of this city, for 81
per ward for removing work and s. 81 per
ward for new sbutments. There were four
bidders. ranging for building from So 81 to
SS 10 per yard.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Postal Clerks Appoin,ed,-Ice Goes Out
Of the Lakes-

. -S--ls-ls- -ts'1l7 = = Z :.
Dispatches from Andover say the ice iei'
Richardson lake Sun lay the 2s1h.
G.F. Mitchell of Bath has been appointed
postal clerk on the Bath and Lewiston route
and c. d Jones of Wsldoboro (reinstated)
on the Rockland and Portland route.
A special from Rangeley says the ice has
left Rangeley Lake. Lake Mooselockme'
yuntic is also clear 1t has never been cleal
40 early but once before in the memory Of
the oldest inhabitant-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30

Dr.. Fiint's Remedy removes the dsrger Of
sudden death from heart disease, and cures
lr g-.,anding cases Of disease Of tn" heart.
bringing back health and strength. Desc ip-
tive treatise With each bottle: o, address
Mack Drug Co N. Y. For sale by J N.
Mixer aad c. B. Murphy. sprso, odlvnr
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T'would Have Delighted Epicurus.

The spnner hall was AZ foot uiJe and ~
lo,g ,;,h ,ccnmn,otstinn. f,r 5000 rha
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TREMENDOUS SNOW STORM
Visits tho Michigan PeDiusular Ac
companied by a Gale.

DETROIT, Mich, April 29.
A tremendous snOS storm prevailed on
the upper peninsular last night. accompanied
by northwest gale, and two TO fo1r inch,s 8
of snow fell. No disasters to shipping re-
ported.
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THE CENTENNIAL BALL.
The Elite Of the Land Dance to tho Mu-
sic Of One Hundred Pic ked Musicians.

NEW York, April 2s.
The metropolitan opera house was thrown
open at o'clock for the centennial ball
Long before that hour, Broadway and
seventh avenue in the vicnit, of the Opera
House, was literally packed with curious
spectators The police had the creates,
difficulty in keeping the passage WAYS open
for carriages. Those guests who were
sent upon avoiding the crush that ca ne
later endeavored 10 be among the first to
arrive
Mayor Grant as host and chairman of the
committee on the centennial celebration ar
rived shortly after ten. little after half
past ten President Harrison arrived, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harrison Vice President and
Mrs Morton, Lieut.. Governor and Mrs
Jotes.
The manager of the ball F.. C. Stanton,
met the Pre- sident at his carriage, conducting
him into the building, where the mayor gave
the party formal reception, members of
the signal corps and second battery being
drawn up in line in the vestibule as the patty
passed through AT the conclusion of the
reception the guests above named were con
Quoted to the ball room. escorted by guard
of honor: The President with Governor Hill
on his right and Mayor Grant on his left and
Mrs Harrison, Lieutenant Governor Jones
and Mrs. Morton, Hamilton Fish and Mrs
Jones.
The guests crossed the floor to the presi-
dents box, y hich was erected at the back of
the stage where Stuyvesant Fish, chairman
of the committee on entertainment, presented
to the president Eldrilge I. Gerry chairman
of .he executive committee and members of
the cOmmI TIE on plan and scOpe and the
committee on entertainment. Immediately
after the opening quardrllle was formed the
bali was in full splendor. The music was
furnished by Bandmaster Lander, who had
provided a string and reed orchestra of 100
picked musicians. The floral decorations
were of the most elaborate order. Over the
presidents box was large brass pendant
displaying the word "Washington," and at
either end were the dates "l7s9 and .lssg''
in brilliant gas jets. The box itself wa.
draped with cloth of gold fine laces, EN-
bo-sed velve,s, figured silks and flags AMI
festooned with flowers. The other boxes
we're decorated with plush. silk lace aud silk
hiss. Ten carloads of evergrcens, 20nO
specimens OF azleas, 5000 ferns 2Dg0 pal ns.
5000 pa4sics, 10 900 tulips and h,aci tbs
aud 1000 miscellaneous plants wer- used in
decorations, which together with the other
decorating materials cost $50 900
The entrance from Broadway seemed to
be into az old fashioned garden. Ga 39'h
,treet side was Another garden more artificial
in sppeararce than that at the Broadway en-
trance. Ga the .tage IN the dancing hall a
jestic and artistic pile of plants and Il W.
ars rose apparently to half the height of the
proscenium arch.
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CABLE FLASHES
Fresh Bits OF News From tho Old
World

The bill TO establish II regency in Holland
will be dropped.
A number of conservatives and liberal
unionists will join the Gladstonaus in op-
posing the Sugar Convention bill
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CALAIS, April 20.
The boiler of drcdgcr burst il tue hsr-
hor here To-Day killing seven persons and n
juring several others. The bodies of the
killed were horribly mutila,ed.
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Secretary Blaine to Receive P.unceiote

Secretary Blaine has so much improved in
health that he expects to be able to 20 to his
office Wednesday, when he will probably re-
ceive the new British minister Sir Julian
panncefofe
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Earliest Ever Known.

BANGOR. April 20.
The ice went out of Moosehead Lake to-
day. The steamer Governor left kineo for
Greenvlle this afternoon, which is the ear
liest ever known.
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Other Games

AT Newark-Neuarks I6, Lowells 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyh I, Baltimores
J.
At Columbus-Colnmbus3 3, Athletics I.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge W. p. whitshouss. Presiding

G T. STEVENS. Sheriff.
L. 7. CARLEros, County Attorney.
W 8. CHoATE Clerk.
T. A. SxALL, Stenographer.
SATURDAY. April Il.
Pease vs.. Biethen. In thi. case for .lsnder
the arguments we're closed at noon and the
case submitted to the jury at 2 o'clock. A
verdict vas rendered for the plaintiff for
s4458.
.s-Arthsx M =B.ssh.n-s. 6 W Hesefton.
Washington Bittert and Fletcher Lfppin-
colt for plaintiff. Heath & TueIl for de-
PENDANT. This is an action for a.sumpsit to
recover the sum of $3.50, money had and re-
ceived- The plaintiff claims that be held a
note for $3.50 against the Burnham Shutter
Worker Co. Of Brock,on, Mass, and that he
placed it in the hands of the defendant as an
attorney-ss law for collection; that the de-
fendant Ascerfxined that the note was all
collective, but represented to the plaintiff
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FOREIGN intelligence,
The Cars Private Room Pene.
trated by Nihilists.
Horribly nutilated BY a Bursting Boiler.
Catholic ConEtess at Madrid Demands
q Restoration OF the Pope's Temporal
Power.
MADRID, April go.

MADRID, April ".
Tho Catholic congress toiay unsnimously
adopted = resolution demsndins the re.tora-
ton of the temporal power OF the Pope
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GARDINER.

Real Estate Transfer. - Tho johnson
House Changes Hands Bishop aea-
ly Visits the City-Shoe Troubles
and Difficulties. Diphtheria and Other
News.
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SCIENCE OF THE SPHERE.
Bostons. New Yorks, Chicagos and
Clevelands Prove the Adopts

AT Philadelphia-Bostons s, Philadelphia
g.
At New York-New iorks4, Washingtons
2.
At lndianapolis-Chicagos 8, indianapolis
!.
At Pltts3urg-Clevelands 2, Pittsburgs
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AAv ssaan Eot;,e srdes tn,f
HIN hesa will simost sisays 1rns
the los. srtinle TO light. Cos.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-30

Norway, Me =, Aug. 2, '87.
Ihave used Browns Instant Re-
lief" for Dyspepsia and take pleas
ure in testify 6 to the great benefit
| have derived from It's use.
Oscar L. Gary.
Your money ref8nds'd II u falls 10 benefit yo,
when used strictly a. directed on inside wrapper
90 you take Tisk IN trying H.
sTsold by AL dealers deesdfmtopeolip