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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-21
Kings Daughters.

The Willing Ten circle Of Kings ;Daugh-
ters win open a reading room for boys. with
a children's concert Wednesday evening.
Jan. 23d, at No. 81 Cumberland street. Any
contribution of games, books or magazines
sent to No. 6 Locust street will be thank
fully accepted.
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Fire In a Boston Church,

BOSTON. Jan. 2o.-Fire broke out about
p. m. today in the chapel of the old Cam
bridge Baptist church on Harvard street and
ragged for two hours, cutting the structure.
The main church was saved though badly
$4,000. The entire church cost SIPS. 900 and
was insured for S65, 900. The church had re-
Gently called Rev. w. ii. p. Faunce Of Sprin-
fald - F-
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Maine Woman suffrage Association.

public meeting. under the auspices of
this association will be held in Reception
Hall. City Building, on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore
will deliver an address. The public are
cordially invited.
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EMIN DEFEATS THE MAHpI.
A Report Brought to SuakIm by Pill
gYins from Reyber.

SUAKIM, Jan. 20.-Pilgrims from the south
of Berber report that the Mahdi, after suf-
fering several defeats on the White Nile,
near Wadelai, by regular troops presumably
Emin Pasha' 8, abandoned further hostilities,
and has since suffered in civil wars.
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Foreign Rail Makers combine.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-It is stated that all the
English steel rail makers have agreed to
form trust, and French, German and Bel
gian makers have consented to join the ring.
The expected movement, Ii successful, Will
cause an advance in prices Of 20 to % per
rant
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-PeDsions were
granted to Maine people today as follows;
ORIGINAL, INVALID.
Charles Z. Perkins, Newcastle.
Stephen N. Richards, Andover.
Samuel s. Hersey, Portland.
John K. Holt, Rockland.
Howard T. Walker, Minot.
INCREASE.
George Ireland Dover South Mills.
Daniel w. Wentworth, China.
4. A. Oxton, West Camden.
j. K. Robinson, East Bangor.
Charles Bowker, East Bradford.
Oliver e. COPELAND, Th0maston.
>. Wesley Bissell, Brewer.
Charles Fowler, Palermo.
Marshall Weymouth Burnham.
Daniel G. Billings, East Newport.
George w. Mitchell East Dover.
3 A. Nelke, North Wayne.
William III Luller Presque Isle.
Noah Goodrich. Fort Fairfield.
Willard Whitney, Kenduskeag
David Moody, Salem.
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On the Way TO Samoa.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 20.-At 4 p. m.
the United States man-of-war Vandala left
Mare Island Navy Yard, bound for the
Samoan Islands.
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mr.. Morton at the White House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-This afternoon
Mr. Morton. accompanied by his wife, called
at the White House and were cordially re-
ceived by the President and Mrs. Cleveland.
Secretary and Mrs. Fairehild gave a din
ner tonight In honor of the President and
Mrs. Cleveland Members of the cabinet
and a number Of other prominent people
were present.
Senator Hiscock gave dinner at the Ar
lington Hotel this evening In honor of Vice
President-elect Morton and Mr.. j. s. IT.
Stranahan of New York. Other guests were
Senators ingalls,, Allison, Aldrich, Jones of
Nevada, Spoo%nerT, Hale, HI,, morrill,; Plumb,
Dawes and Farwell.
Four Fast Torpedo Boats.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Blair to-
day introduced bill ''for the construction
of four semi-submerging torpedo boats with
armored protected defective decks" Two
of them shall be about 135 feet long, 26 feet
beam. The other two shall be about 230 feet
long and about 80 feet beam. The boats
shall be armed with the most approved sys-
tenn of torpedoes and dynamite guns. and
shall be of sufficient horse power to drive
them as follows The l35 foot boats at not
less than % knots, and the 230 foot boats at
not less than "a knots an hour. The vessels
shall be constructed upon the plan and speci-
fications of the designer. w. +. Mason Me-
Carly. The vessels, exclusive of armament.
shall not cost over $4,000 each for the
smaller and 100000 each for the larger ones.
Mr.. HIggIns's Credentials.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 20,-The Gre
dentials of Senator Hoar as his own success
or and what purported to be the credentials
Of Mr.: Higgins, the newly elected Senator
from Delaware. were laid before the Sanata
today. Mr. Higgins's credentials, however.
were irregular. They were ,ss signed only by
Delaware Legislature, and sent directly
from the Legislature tS Set1 the United States
political revolution in Delaware. il was snga y,
gested that the legislature had declared its
however. will require credentials signed by
the Governor.
To Help Light the Maine Coast.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Hale TO-
day introduced bill for the erection of a
new keepers dwelling at Bear Island light
station, Me-, to cost $3.50; to establish
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Me-, to cost $1,000; to establish light upon
Green Island, near the entrance to Burnt
Coat harbor, Me-, to cost $4,000; to con-
struct a new steam tender for the first light
house district, at a cost not to exceed $4,000
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Lecture ON Arizona.

Tonight at City Hall. at 7.45 O'Clock. Col.
Logan of Arizona. and Hon. w. F. Lunt Of
this city, will deliver a free lecture on the
advantages Of that great State. From the fa-
millarity of the gentlemen with the subject
and their abilities as speakers they VIII
doubtless prove very interesting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-21

FIR. Harrison has been arrested at New
Haven, Ct, charged with being the author
Of letters signed Jack the Ripper recently
sent to disreputable women in that city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-21

A large force is preparing to move aIo the
Oklahoma territory.
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Joseph Caro-, China.
other Washington MATTERS.

REISSUE AND INCREASE.
Henry Young. Westfield.
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the WEATHER

Mean daily ther....l4.0 Max. vel. wind.... 1s
Maximum ther. 200 Total prcip...... o
Minimum ther.... go
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Jan. 20. 1889, SEQ lP. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment of tine
st all stations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
County Commissiouers

At the special meeting of the County Com
missioners, held at the court house yester-
day, Mr.. Everett Stone of this city, was
awarded the contract for the 1875 tons of coal
necessary to supply the court house and
jail for the coming winter. Mr.. Stones bid
was thirty cents lower on the ton than any
other The matter of the supply of wood
was tabled until the next regular meeting of
the commissioner, On Tuesday, Aug. 30.
The commissioners 20 to Vassalboro today
to complete the establishment of the ferry
across he kenne bee at the VassAlboro depot,
work upon which WAS commenced jane llth.
New approaches vii, also be laid out to the
ferry landings. Ga Wednesday, Aug. II,
the commissioners will go to Riverside where
they have been asked to establish ferry to
railroad depot in that town. On Wednesday
of last week in answer to u petition from
residents of Fsl cite, the commissioners
went to that town and abolished several
roads ruuoiag from the so-called Twelve
Corners, OVER considerable low and boggy
ground The roai> consisted of long bridges
il part and we're unsuitable as highways.
New reals have been laid out On higher
l,.l - iIch " Il be much better and more
conv.ute. t, aid Which meets the general
approval VI ,lle 1T D., ns of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

kennebec county Pomona Grange will
meet on Wednesday. Aug. 2lst, with the
Patrons Of Mt. Vernon. opening at lo-3o
A. NJ. for business of the order. Tie NTH
degree will not be conferred until the Sep
tember meeting when it will be conferred IN
full form. The afternoon session will COM
meuee promptly at l.3o. Address OF vel
come by c. II. Sesery; response BY W. r.
A,herton of Hxllo~ell; Cultivation OF
strawberries" by c. NJ. Weston of Belgrade;
defamation by Wiunifred williams OF Mt.
Vernon: lecture by c, NJ. Mace OF Read
field. subject. Rural Homes" Question
for discussion. Resolved, THAT the great
need Of farmers is An organization compr's-
ing all tilers of the soil. regardless OF Sec
tartan ideas. party ties, or social standing IN
which they can consider their own interests
solely on the dollar and cent issue. Affirm
ative--J II. True. Fayette, c. NJ, Mace.
Readieli. with volunteer remarks by those
Who desire to assist; negative. II. Yea
ton. Augusta. Mrs. II. o. Nickerson, Read
field. MRs. W. c. Scorr,
Randolph. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

The business mems nine as now made up
for the famous game on Thursday is as fol-
lows: Daniel W. Whitehouse p. Chas. n.
Hamlen c.. Ruel w. Soule So, Bartlett +.
Folsom 2b. and S., Greenwood c. Flagg
h., Fred W. Chase Oh. II. Eugene Smith
81. J. Frank Pierce r. f., IL. perley Milhke n
l.. f., DR.. A. C.Titcomb, c. f. Substitutes. q.
A. Robertson, Edward f. Gage, Everett f.
Stone. George Augustus Cony, Fred L.
Hersey. Elisha Blackman, James +. Fuller.
Chxs. X. Partridge, John 5 Hendee. W. w
Morse. Scorers, Erastus Haskell, William
K. Smith. Scorers for the lawyers are Hon
Samuel Titcomb and Hon. John Henry Pot
ter. Game will be called at O'Clock sharp
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REAL ESTATE.
Important Transfers OF Real Estate In
keDnebec County.
The following are the transfers Of real
estate for the week ending Aug. l2

The following are the transfers Of real
estate for the week ending Aug. IL:
ALBION. Thomas Stevens of Albion to Zilpha j
Wing, Of Watervle, land, u $50.
AuGusrA.-William c. Litlefield of Augusta Il
Esie W Harvey o. Readheld, land, 900, homa,
NJ 5. Holway to A. NJ. Huntington, both OF Au
ggsta. land, Helen NJ. Williams and WIN. II
Williams. 10 Henry II. Harvey, all of Augusta
land. 81 80, Vim. II Williams to Henry h. Har
vey, both of Augusta, hand, $3.50 John T. wymar
to james A. iiliigan, both of Augusta, land, ga
Geo. $. Ballard 10 Edwin Hartshorn, both Of Al
gusta, land Ann Lynch of Augusta to James Z
Hewitt of Manchester, land.
BENTON Emerson hitten Of Fairfield to Henry
Kelley, of Fairfield. and jas. W. sylvester of Ben
ton. land, $500 Florence II. MeFadden of Water
'lle. to Henry kelle, and Jas ". sylvester Of Ben
ton, land, 1850, Chas. W. Piper to Samuel j. Piper
both Of Benton, land $500.
tLISIoy. Arthur McNaIly to }. l.. Weymouth
and b. Il. Piper, all of Clinton. land $780, Fred
Putnam to Gideon Wells, both of Clinton, land s75
Geo. W turber OF Clinton to John Low of Fair
ieid. land. $500, John Is. Low of Fairfield TO La
forest + True OF Clinton, land, 1880
HALLowtit.-Annie davenport of Farmingdal.
TO Luther W, Nathan L., Fred A., and viii fl
Niles of Hallowell, land. sez6.
MANtHEsrER,-.lamesC Hewitt of Manchester
to Patrick NJ Lynch of Augusta, land.
OAKLAND sanford j. Baker TO Chas. II. c
Brown, both of oak and, land, US.
PITrsToS.-Chas. T.. Brndstreet of PiitstOn tt
Caroline A. .Iewett OF Randolph land, 800.
EoME.-Annie Clement to Frank Watson, both o.
Rome, land, $3.50; Frank Watson TO Annie Clement
both of Rome, 900.
REApFIsLp-Edwin NJ Hutchinson to Sarah T.
Hutchinson, both of E-adfeld, land. o..
HArERvILLE.-SarahM Ware 10 John +. Mer
rill, both ~ Waterville land, 81; John +. Merrill
to Sarah NJ Ware, both of watervie, land. ~
Nathaniel Meader to the inhabitants of the city Of
Watervilie, land, s975.
WEST GARnfSER.-Nahum w. Pinkham to MarJ
4 finkham, both of NJ nmouth, land 500.
WiNTHRoP.-sanford X. Pummer of Mon
mouth to Francis Perley Of Winthrop. land, $40.
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Persl7s.aI.

| Ira d. Sfurgis rsturned from thr island
last night
/ Mr. Phineaa G. witham. Of Weld, vas il
Augusta yesterday.
Col. Fred n. Dow Of Portland. vss 10
the city ysssefiay.
Ex-sheriR McFaiien Of waseryille va. in
the city yesterday.
Major .. r. MichseIis left yesterday fs- q
short trip to New York.
Miss Susie i>osejoy, Of Sidney, ~as visit
ing in the city yesterday
Mrs. Eliza A. Biak- returned from her
vacation 70 Oakland today.
Mr.. Geo NJ Blosgsts AID family returned
from the islsnls yesterday.
X b. capsn returned from the islands
BY vsy Of Portland yesterday.
Mrs C. j. Higgins aad s9n. Of Farming
dale, we're IN Augusta yesterday.
B. Mayo. 4 prominent manufacturer Of
Poxcross, vas in the city yesterday.
Misse. Hattie and Aaade rhu--hia went
to skowhessn for vacatioa yes,sriay.
Chss. Wsdsworth il spending a short va
cation with friends at North Neweastle.
r. q. Storer and wife returned Monday
night from Fairfield where they have been
visiting friends.
Mrs. SHAW and son Of Washington, ID. c.
are the guests Of Mrs. Bradford Kimbsli on
Winthrop street.
a. NJ. Goddard, Esq. who has been on a
yachting trip among the island, in Boothbay
harbor. returned last night,
Mrs. Y. IL Tenney and Mrs l.. K Cock
of San Francisco, Cal. arrived in HsIlowell
last night on the evening train.
Rev. II. j. White Of Worcester, Mass
form erIy pastor Of the First Baptist church
In this city, was in town yesterday.
Gov. Barieighs health is improving slowly |
lie took walk in hi. garden yesterday, the |
hrst time he has been out Of doors for
ZEN days.
Lu Cooper and Ned White left yesterday
Tor trip To Boston. They will visit friends
'eturn.
Miss Filth Moulton left Tor short vaca-
ion to Squirrel island, where she will be the
,uest Of Miss Stella Parsons Who is now
topping at the island.
J. W. Tsppan of Roslindale. Mass and
hr. and Mrs. w Il. Fletcher Of Boston were
n the city yesterday on their way home
rom short vacation on the shores ut Ham
nonds.
Rev. W. w. Hooper Of Orono. was in the
;ity yesterday. Mr.. Hooper is pastor OF the
Jniversslist church il that town and is one
# the most popular ministers in eastern
daine.
Miss Emma Smith and Edith McDavid,
wo expert young lady tricychsts Of our city,
ook fine trip to Hallorell. yesterday after
loon, on their machines. They report il as
EXCELLENT sport.
John Rogers Of Gilman Bros Boston, is
pending his vacation at Popham Beach
This is the original John and though ere
mated, the breath has never left his body.
John did it,"
Randall Of Riverside, and Mrs. G.. s. Paine
ND her two sons, Roscoe and Ell of Wins
ow. went to Squirrel Island yesterday and
nd are keeping house for the season.
Mrs. Thomas Lambard, Mr.. Edward l..
" hitehouse, Mrs. C. g Manley, Miss Abby
danley, and Miss Madge Turnbull of st.
John are spending August with Mr.. and Mrs.
!. II. Manley at the summer home, Cliff
tone.
Mr. Heselton who represented the New
York Life Insurance Co, in this city last
rear, is visiting here from his home in Sioux
Falls. Oak. lie received his first experience
# q railroad accident at the Brunswick
mashup iast evening.
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Lincoln.

The following are the transfers of real es.
tate for the county of Lincoln for the week
ending Aug u:
BoorHBsY--Emma " Pierce to S. W. Presbrey
land and buildings 5000
BoorHBAy HtRBoE-(ieorge c. Dunham's heirs
TO Flora b. Emerson. land and buildings, $780, Geo
c. Dunhams minor heirs to Fora b. Emerson, land
and buildings, $50
DHEspEN-orrn McFadden to Lewis l.. Crom
we'll land SIS.
NEwCAsrLE-Everard q. Dodge to Geo. W
CothTan. land, $;i25.
MIscAssET-FrankJ. Bragdon L al. to Josephine
Emerson, land and buildings, 400.
WEsrPoRT-Eds ard McCarty to Herman l.
Greenlesf, land, $50
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C..toy;x is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescrip-
lion for infants and Children Il contains
neither Opium Morphine, nor other NARCOTIC
,ub,,snce. Iii u harmless substitute Tor
p.,eaoric, D-ops. Soothing Syrups, aud Cas-
.or 1lil. IL is Pleasant. Its guarantee is
thirty wears use by Millions of Mothers.
C.,toris destroys Worms and sllays feverisn-
na,. Cas,o,ia prevents vomiting Sour Cur1'
.,,,s. D;srrhrs and Wind Cole. Csstoria
,sI,eves teeihing troubles. cures constipation
~, fs,nl.ucy, Castoria essimilstes the food
.ss.I.,e, the stomach and bowels, giving
hssl,hy and natural sleep. Castoris is the
Ci,,I5,an's Psnacea-the Mothers Friend.
augl4dlt
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Members of the Pettingill Corner n'ne
told the Journal man yesterday that MI
Harvey had been Unexpectedly called away
aud they were unable to get . man to take
his place behind the bat For this reason
the contest to take place with the Arsenais
At the park this afternoon will be post
poned. I,is hoped that arrangements can
be made for a game next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

N-rh;s season of the year there are
may es.es of cholera marbus. diarrhGa and
cr,mps caused by eating vegetables and
a,i,k;,, imnure water. As remedy
KINSMAN'S CHOLERA MIXTURE viii
Instantly relieve and cure these ailments
jan20,leutsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

The Togus moonlight excursion Monday
night was a fine success, and was well a.
tended. The company started from this
city at half past two and INDUCED in nne
sail down river, hop At Popham Beach,
and fine moonlight return sail to this cry
where they arrived at $40 yesterday morr'
ius,
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and The Famous Oyster SheIl Heaps on the fAv0rlt
Str. Islander, Capt Cyrus Thompson.
T,IIVyRSDAX. AUGUST Is.


Grand Excursion to
DAMARI9C
and the Famous Oyster Shell Heaps, the favorite
Str. Islander, Capt. Cyrus Thompson.
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is.
This IL one of the finest excursions that can be
made in one day, from the kennebec. Passing
down this grand old river crossing the Sheepscot
and Sasanoa, pas sing among the Islands of Booth
bay, out around ocean Point, giving grand view of
the Point Fisherman Island, the White Islands.
close TO East BoothbAy, with good view of the
Thread of Life" and up the beautiful Damars-
Gotta River, where TITO hours will be given to view
the Wonderful Oyster Shell Heaps, the forma ion
of which was before the earliest history of the
whit. set lers of Maine, and Indian legends do Eot
account for them. To lovers OF history beautiful
scenery this will be delightful trip, and to in
crease the enjoyment of our friends, we have
engaged RADCLIEF's ORCHESTRA, =
Pieces. who will delight all by their fine music
during the sail, and we promise our friends that We
excursion have given, and past excur-
sions will be a sure guaranty for splendid days
outing. Throw business and care to the winds.
take your family or best girl and enjoy yourselves
for the day, and you will have something to talk
about for weeks to come.
BOAT WILL LEAVE Augusta at A. NJ =
Sharp. Hsllowell, $50; Gardiner,7 South Gardi.
ner 40; Richmond, s; Bath, go: Squirrel Island,
1870, arriving at Damsriscotta at about 10 NJ.
FARE:-From Augusta, Hallowell. Gardiner.
south Gardiner for Round Trip, only One Dol.
lav! From Richmond, dOc.; from Ba h, SOC and
from Squirrel Island, Bic. From Augusta, Halo
well, Gardiner and south Gardiner TO Squirrel Is
land and Return, 75c from Richn ond &c. Re
fire shments may be had on the boat. augl2d3t
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Much injury i. dore by the use of irritating.
.,;p;nv compounds taken IS purganves.
n Ayers Pills, the patient has miid
hre effective carthartic, that can De con-
edensiy recommended alike for the most
.ss;.ns, delicate as well - the most robust.
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OUR FRENCH CITIZENS.
Ilisfssti16 StlHstis CseessIiBs Thsn
Gathered BY I Jsllld Reporter.
Bank Accounts. Tasty nsssdsnces
schools. churchss and Stores Prove
Them to be Thrifty, Industrious and
Intelligent.

AS8n8 SSO@>sSs AoosJ DsAsSesS$D
Schools, Churches snd Stores Prove
Them to b Thrifty, Industsfous and
Intelligent.
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There is no remedy which can rival HAM
BURG FIGS for the cure of hsbitual con-
stipstiou, indigestion. and sick headache.
Their action is ss prompt and efficient as
their taste is pleasant. % cents. Dose, one
E;v Mack Drug Co. n. Y. For sale by
c. b. Murphy and J. NJ. Mixer
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

CyolTRT HOUSE AND PoST OFFICE, Aasusta,
I Me-, August. 100. Sealed psopos.is VIII oe
received Until II NJ, August 81, iso TOR supply
ing Awnings, Window shades, Water Cooiefs. &C..
for this building Particulars ON application q %
", AZ me SuprffuSenient- THOMAS LANYARD
Superintendent. AUSunAs Ar ) ~.