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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge W. P. whitehouse, Presidins
G. T. STEVENS. sheriff.
L. T CARLETON, County Attorney.
W. ). CHoArk. Clerk.
F. A. SMALL, Stenographer.


l.. t CARLTON. Couniy Attorney.
W. 5 CHoArE, Clerk.
+. A. SMALL, Stsnographer.
SATURDAY, April 6.
Baxter vs.. Tasksr. The jnry in This case
this morning reported that they had been un.
able 10 agfee and were discharged from fur
ther consideration Of the case. L, i. under
stood that thfy were eleven for the plaintiff
and one for the defendant, They were no,
allowed to separate until o'clock this morn
ing
sullivan VS. Maine Central Railroad Tie
;estinlo..v on tte payt OF the plsin,if va,
closed IN the carly part of the afternoon.
b5. Weber OF Clinton, who attended the
plaintiff at the time OF the accident. and Dr..
Potter OF Gardiner. testified that the plaintiff
5 suffering from couous.ion Of the spinal
cord aad slight displacement Of the womb,
and that the accident as described was an al
equate cause of the trouble from which che
now suffers The defendants den, the ale
CATION Of defect in their crossing and most
strenuously that of injury to the plaintiff
They claim that in November, 1854. a little
more than II year after the accident, she
went 10 the Maine General Hospital for
treatment, where recorl of her
case was made; that she left
there in few days because she
could not have a private room. AMI was
treated outside Of the Institution by Or
Dana of the hospital; that in the history che
gave of her case 10 her medical attendant
she said uohing of any sc ilcnt; that from
hat history given by her the PHI scian iu
attendance concluded that her Illness arose
from poor condition OF the blood, t, o
close application 10 work and the a., of
morphine taken 10 allsy pain; ami that her
discharge by the company from the position
of telegraph operator ami ticket agent at
ard the employment of man was
neces Stated by the increase of business at
that station, and that it was not until then
hat thi. suit WAS suggested 10 icr mind
Dr. Dara of Portland and Dr. II II. Hill of
Augusta appear as witnesses for the defend
ants. The testimony of DR. Dana was con-
clu ed AT 30 Z. NJ at the time Of ali )urn
merit aud ii is in accordance with the claim
# defendants touching plaintiffs physical
condition.
The grand jury came in upon the opening
Of the court in the afternoon and reported
IS indictments, and were finally discharged.
The indictments " i'll not be male public at
present.
Adj urued until Monday morning at . 30
oc ock.
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A SaOOTING AFFRAY.


BRooKLYS, April :.
August Arderson. agei 40 rutucr ioFa
sailor, boarding house, VAS shot and ktled
today by Ormsnd ihoison mlte of tl4r Nor
wegian bark Emring Anderson and other
runner came aboard the vessel and induced
sailor to 90 away with them. 1holson re-
fl.e to let the sailJ. have his chest This
al gered the ruuners aud according u 7 hoi-
sons story they at ackei him and be fired in
.eif defence. lie had been ordered by tie
captuin to lock up The sailors caests as the
descr,iUn of men caused much annoy ance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08

We have read With much saii-f4c,ion the
lecture on the scienidc s'uly Of Literature,
ja.t published BY Rev. A. W. jackson OF
hi. city. I, is plea for the natural.
thorough. ,y.iemaiic study of ltsrature-a
shaped system, as tho author calls it.
or as we prefer. natural =, stem. III law
piled up the Lau-cu;isn rocks and through
.ucce.s.ve sges shaped the 81 be TO be the
habi,aioo OF man, it also OF .aH'zed the gram
mar Of Dernosh heues, ard ranged the Teriods
Of literary history from Chsac r TO Tenny-
.on. Literary history !. to be s'uhed in
connection With the age Of IL. several Cpoehs.
There /. an impressive corr spondenes be-
t~een a time and ~ literature, the conditions
and environments of the one Influence and
in,erloek the other. E,ch should be studied
[Coatinued on fourth page.
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AFTER TWELVE YEARS
Philip Clark Returns to the Bosom Of
His Family.
WoRCEsTER. Mass. April

WoRCEsTER. Mass. April :.
Philip Clark, WHO disappeared from this
c ty twelve years ag1 AID long since sup
DC sell 10 be dead. returned yesterday. IL
was warmly welcomed by hi. wife and .wo
.oBs Clark spent his absence on the Pacific
ocean He has accumulated S2O. 900 I'D
brought ; 500 with him. lie gave 500 10
his Young sJn, 10 a. to s;srt Tor California
Monday 10 seek his fortune. Tn isthsr
ami son will probably return west together
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aOM PANAMA.
Over 6o.oOO Persons IN Destitute Con-
diLIon Aio1g the canal Works
PANAMA. April I.

PANAMA, April !.
Since the suspension o. wors on the eaaal
os.r 500 labo, have been reparria;ed
from tbs IsIhmus. Consular investigation.
sh1s over 81 oo9 persons on the line of
~9fSs 10 destitute condition. Some deaths
from starvation are already reported aud it
l- feared many more will occur II promo:
means are not taken by the West Indian
: ao'ernmenis 10 send these peopie back
10 their homes. Negroes and women d
ehidFen are the worst sufferers. Good or
der prevails
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
SALEM CARPENTERS
To Inausui alto General Strike Today.

SALEM. April l.
The carpenters will tomorrow morning in
auauratc IL g neral strike for nine hours as
day work. Early in January the carpen-
tiers of the union not fled the bosses that on
April lst thev should demand nine hours
Last Monday they began at that rate ard la.t
evening on receiving pay those who worked
mre hours were ducked SIX hours on a
weeks pay. 1t is expected there Will be at
least POO men out OF work.
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COLBY. NOTES.

At . meeting nf the managers of the Maine
Injercot @ gate Base Bah League, Mr.. Wat
kins OF Giltown was selected "a one o. the
l.. aquc lmp;res NJ. C.. w. Richards of
4 chmon, a.aao,her. The Spluldirg League
ball was adnIt'd TO be used IN all games.
All games viii he played under the National
League Ru'es D1d-e and Adams of Lewis
ton are TO on r penaant. The schedule Of
games il as follows:
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A Destructive Fire at Fittsburg.

FlfrsBtR RG, Ia, AprlI-
The extensive axe, shovel ard saw factor
les of Hubbard i Co, located at the foot of
4s n street, WAS Duened this morning. The
loss was fully $500 90 which WAS nearly
covered hy the insurance The tire was dis
GOV, red IN the shovel factory about 1870,
and srrt al, saoa after the fire department
arrived the four immense buildings were in
flames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE AMERICAN NAVY.
a Former Chinese Embassador Ridiculss
II aud Advises His Government to Ex-
pei msricans-


Wo2 Hang Pei, formerly of the Chinese
embassy a: Wsshington, advocates the e1-
palsiun OF every American in the service OF
China. as eprisai fer the exclusion of
Chinamea from America. In a me moral on
the ~ isct he refers with coosempl TO the
American navy, which he declares 20 be
poSerless ia aggressive movement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
Suieide by Shooting.

NEW YORK. April
VIM II. Somerby, book binder, aged
g. committed suicide by shooting in Central
Park today. lie left a letter - ing he
could not get work and was destitute. His
wife and dau4 hf,r I've in the -ity but he ha.
not seen the tm for l6 years on account of
some domestic trouble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
GARDINER.
Directors of Library Association Organ
iss-Mare Diphtneris-A Accidents
The Coliseum and Items from All Ovtr
the City.

Miss Mabel Woodland of Augusta was i
the city yesterday, the gacs: Of Misses Edit
and Nellie Lsrrabee.
An adjourned meeting OF the citv govern
meat will be held this evening At the cit
rooms. ltis understood tha, the tinaae
committee will make its report
The are lights were lighted tor the fir.
| time in the coliseum. SATURDAY night
crew of men were working all the evening
arrang ng the furniture and other s,oci
which has slres |, arrived
Another case OF diphtheria has appeared
I The lsNoar-oll daughter Of y. = Jcweti
/ l'6 Highland ANenue, Was taken SICK will
I The disease SaIarisy, aud the Rcsrl o
I Health notified. The case although quite
severe one, is not of a ma isnsnt type
James {. Wli!teu OF North Cambridge
| Mass, arrived IN the city SATURDAY.. Nr
Nhliten is u former Gardiner resident and 4
/ home on vis,' TO relatyes
The taaucial rcsul, OF the RuSgles Sheet
Cou'honl concert is most grsut,iny. Tn,
senior clas- sill ne, Slb3. - frnm the enter.
;sinment, which is $40 m,r, than WAS rVel
taken a. an euterjainmru, given in Johnsoi
Opera House since it "a, butt The bet o.
1t all Is that Mr. =. y Weight. through
whase inslruoeu,,lity ,he c,n,,oy ,nne,T,.
here. sgcnre4 In, same ptrli, - an en,cr
tsinment n.xt season
Mr.I & Atkinson Of Portland va, in m,
civ Satur lsy
new iesture u the rcrairs on the Mctho
It,t church - tb,, ,,n-,,,.h D., ,t, ,,,.t,,.',1
itarnm Winch /. rnn Il, come. a., ,,,ns,-n,,
lion where before ths steps were up1n the
~ xeri ~ tb, bni'Iin, 7. t,n,..t',n, nrn
rt,nu h,. been huiI, T., the ,r,,", al h,
starr. viii h., plsc,n n, th, u,.,,nr I'M, i.
t,,yery 81, b.lt.r ,n,,.I T., IN, c,n,.o,.nc.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
Found i'll d Barn.


LAWRENCE. Mass, April :.
Vim. Dunn, Low at The police stat On,
was fpuni this morni0g in b4rn at Box
ford lie says he has been there, suffering
with typhoid fever, Tor five weeks aud has
lived on apples and corn husks- tie vas 10
search of work when taken SICK ard climbed
into the hay loft and has been there since.
Duan lie 25 years of age and lives in LsreiI,
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
A Barge sunk.

PHILhDELPHIs, April 4
TIE barge Sunrise OF Norfolk, Va.
bound for New York, loaded with coal, was
towed to the BUOY OF the Brown del Buoy
and anchored by the tug 3. W. Morse. for
harbor yestsrI4y afternoon Ddrirg a
heavy gale at M, might she touinered ard
suak The csp.ain. his wife, two childreo
and one ssaman we're lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
Oakland High School Burns.

SAN ERANcIsCo, April =
The Oakland high school vas burGed this
evening". Loss about $1,000, insaret Tor
s22 Oo0. Joha Orr and Michael Roach.
fremen. we're seriously Injured 1t is sup
posed the ire started by some of the stu
dents mixing chemical. il the laboratory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
A Policeman Shot.

BEssEHER. Ala, April T.
Last night palicsu4za John Manning vas
sho; dead by negro named Sandy jones
whom he tired 10 arrest Sandy fred at
three other policemen outside the house ana
then darted OF. He has no. yet been found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
MAIN DISPATCHES.
ANOTHER TRAIN
To be Placed OH the Kncx & Lincoln
Railroad.

RocKLASp, Ap'il I.
At a directors meeting of the Knox 4 Lir-
coin railroad yesterday at Bath it was decil-
ed TO put another passenger train on the road
for the summer, 10 leave here at ) A. NJ
and connect at Bath for Boston. Returning
leave Bah about + N. Such a service
viii be ajvaniage Gus and was granted at the
solicitation of Ike towns slorg the road.
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A Riot iu West Vireinia

HrxrINGroN. W. Va. April I. riot
occurf,d d at iiarttrs Creek. Lincoln county,
Yesterday afternoon. Eight men were
wounded with clubs and stones. None were
armed or some lives would have been sacri-
feed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
marrieo.

in Fafrheid, Arrii3 ;, by Rev. y. D. Curtis, Rev.
" r. Palmer 0; ChlaA to Miss Mary h. Keen Of
fa.rield.
IN os.iani. War % ". ~. Uinfiey Of Gsrdiaer
an1 MI.. IVA ". PsinsT Of Softii " ayne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08

Peter Bennett has so far recovered b.
health that he was able TO ride out Friday
ard visit the cemetery near hy, where bis
wife asI several Of their ehild-en are bar-
led. One Of the firm of Morse & Bridges,
marble works. accompanied him, and re-
ceived an order for a two hundred dollar
marble noBGms n. with the names of all
members Of tie family that are buri,'i in
the BENNETT lot, 10 be PIT on the n0ru unsnr-
Peters name aad date Of br'h s-e also - te
put on, with the usual space lett ior da;e of
death. The monument will be built at Dex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
Monday Morning Talk about Authors
and Books.

I
Dsrwinisn Theory, or Evolution. and gives
I 1t and Prof. Winchell some hard hits In his
recent article in the new edition Of Johuson's
Natural History,
Miss Filth NJ Thomas, the popular yours
poeiess, who now lives in New York, rarely
goes into society, She saws her own library
IS far more eongenial place than any Fifth
| Avenue drawing room. and proves her siu-
ccri'y by refusing all Invitations to leave 1t.
The ten Publishing Co, Philadelphia. has
issued third edtlol, Ia cloth, Of "A Bachc-
lors Wedding Trip" BY Charles Pnmeroy
! Sherman, the trst and second editions Of
which. issued in June and sept, mbsr last,
were published snony nymousy. The work
VAS reviewed by us upon its first appear.
anee. ami the call for a new edition is evil
dence of ; popular g..
tssseN 4 Company, New York. announces
for immediate publication u new edition Of
ir. Wil!sm Robertson's Life of John
Bright, which embraces concluding chap
ter BY a distinguished American writer,
| bringing the work iosn 10 date. The from
usplece Of the book is portrait of Mr..
Bright taken from r, eeat Photograph
Among title. Of books in which some Of
our readers NAV DC int, rested are the follow
ing. ist from the house ut Appleton 4 Co.
New York |. A Treatise on operative
Savings AMI Loan Ass citations; aud, =. The
risyume Naturalist, a book ct natural histo-
~ for youug people. hv pr j T. rs,lor.
EDITOR of Science Gossip, containing SG6 II.
lustfatinns
Prof Edward :. Morse. author of N d.
F,h,ful ,tumc on Japsn,sr n, me-. and ,h, ,r
Surroundings. and owner OF Il, har., private
collection ot JapanIs' art work in this cnun.
tN, writes letter hghh con,mcl d,tnry Of
Artistic Japan, tic magazine i,trh noticed
b, the Journal m VII ch h, src Is. Of It's value
- art lovers aud Gee tratNc Artss Mr..
B ng,,hc sdt r il ana kno 'ie'g q authority
an the suhj cts 10 witch u is devoted
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1]ie0.

Ia 'his city, April 6, Ars. Jera.bA C. Gasia aged
= zrs 10 ln1nt.ts.
1fHasr ! HoaIay fore 600 a; 70 O'Clock
In X wing n. Apnl J, srs- Alice G. ha!bon s-ef
about 20 '. srs Warren llsogd yarney T. Essd 81 yFs
/ la Harmony, March q. Andrew W. Dasis. Sgd
70 yrs, 10 faos-, . d>ys-
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
State Department Not an Evangelical
Institution.
Funeral Services Over the Remains Of
James 8. Christie.

WAsHINGroS. April I.
reverend gentleman named Dennis from
DAYTON, o.. has been persiste 1t
applicant for the post of Consul 10
Jerusalem. ard had his papers endorsed
by number of leading Ohio poll
ucians The point wfs urged in Rev. Mr.
DerBis' behalf that inasmuch as he va. a
converted Hebrew, it was particularly de
sirous that he should be sent to the Holy
Land u convert other Jews. Mr.. Blaine
sent for the papers yesterday. After an
e1aninsti0n OF the contents ne turned Nr
Dennis coNn with this enforcement: As
the State apartment is not an evangelical
Institution, the points herein male why this
appointment should be made, are not we'll
taken"
Funeral Services OF James g. Christie.
The funeral services over the remains of
James ). Chrstle, acting ASSISTANT door
keeper of the Senate, was held in the Senate
reception room today. The sersicrs were
condaeiei By Rev DR.. Butler, chaplain If
the Senate and ps-t"r of the Lutheran me-
mortal church Of ihis city The remains
were taken BY the mother of the deceased,
sna a committee of employees in the Ser
geaut-at- arms Office to Dover. n H., the
home of the dead man for burial.
Notes
The president. Saturday, appointed Ebeu
f. Rsrd of Maine to be appraiser of mer-
chsnd,sr IN the district of Portland and a.
mouth, Maine.
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kiCnMoND, April I.
The worst storm of the season prevailed
here today. 1t commenced with thunder
AMI lightning, fo.lo~td by rain, hail aud
STOW. augmented by high winds A; rinr
o'clock the snow and vinl show no abate-
ment. Reports denote the storm general
throughout the State.
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A CYCLONE
Sweeps Hlth Great FarGa 0Tsr Norfolk,
Virginia.
A Destructive Fire Lends Additional
Terror to the Fury CT the Storm.

NORFOLK. Va, April :.
A storm VI ihuuier hgn,Ejrg and hail
broke over this city yesterday morning and
changed AT 10 o'cicck last night mo a
cyclone, blowing 81 miles an hour until
i've this orn.ng- fAe winl { ,ms from the
northeast a bieR into the haTb0r and its
tributaries, eaBsi-g The I'D which was at
hgh wster this na3rui at ! So O'Clock, Is
inches higher han ever recorded before.
The lower pay, of the eIry i, liJ1isd. \ tire
broke cut on Water s;gse-. caused by the
Stacking of lime On the ahist 81 John ..
Gsmsge s Son. The entire bleck. Siih the
e1cepJoa Of savage, Seas ( Co, coainlis-
sion merchants we're in i4m--,
Tn Old cotton exchange, eUntiining about
eight hundred bales of cotton, and the are
house of j. W. Perry & Co, containing Coo
bale. Of cstton were totally destroyed. ,sn
tose & Bros, coal dealers. oit ever, thiag
they had except the office bulki,Hg. BAieh-
elder 4 Collins, coal lumber aad lime WAS
DANA ged To tha exits n of s4n0J. john A
Gsmage's loss, inc.ulrg The building is
$4,000 The loss On tht building stock lie
siroyed IN this block Is estimated at SljO.-
600, partly Insured The losses su.tsined
by he y hoesaie grocery firms from y 'ef
forced into the warehouses by the t ie writ
ita'iE ial thls amount Huhd e. I bAr
rei' u sugar, hYur and other ,oo1. are
ru ned.
During the storm roofs # the opera house
masonlc'tt mple and macy other building.
were torn of. In Portsmouth tie
fire destroyed the line and um-
ber yard of rurgie & llIll. United S-af--
steamer Pensacola sank in dry dock las night
while being repaired for sea The sea
valves had been op,ned for in-pec oh, the
lide flo, d., i The Il ck and she filed With
water. getting of Ter keel. Before she
could be rightei again she sank. ID yrs
Will have 10 be sent down and the valves
81 ppsd up AMI The ship pumped out. rne
Simpson dry ~ OK was Hoo led. TIE damsg-
may reach $40 UU) WiIes along the coast
are all down, and II is feared serious dan4sse
is done. No warning Of the storm was CIV
en-.
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have used Browns Instant Relief
many times aud given away a number of
bottles to my friend. and in no case ha.
it ever failed 10 give siti'factory results.
Gao heartily recommend it.
II. f. WARD.
Gardner, Me-, Oct. %, 80.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08

(HAELurILsvILLE. Va, April :.
A snoS storm began ariy yester lay morn
ing AMI continued throughout the night
Telegraph wires are badly broken down
slpig the Chesa Ieake & OHIO and K chmoui
& Dtn,ile railrJ Dads AMI all tralps are de
ldyed. Electrlc light wires are down in the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather indications for the Next a
EoCEs

WAK DKPARrxgyT,
Once Of the Chief Signal OfficeY.
WAsHissTos. April S, lam
For Maine: Fair. warmer, northeasterly
winds, becoming variable eautiouary signals
displayed at New York, New Haven, New
London, Woods Hall; storm signals a; all
other stations on the coast of the Boston sec
tion, Delaware breaksster and Norfolk sec
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-08

At ChaIlottesv.lle. Va.

RALEICu \. G., April l.
driving snow storm began thi, Afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-27

One Of the features of the great civic parade
which forms part Of New York's celebration
next week will be the march Of between three
and four thousand pupils from the public
schools. The exhibition Of so many children
in a solid mass will doubtless evoke chorus Of
admiring EXPLANATIONS from the mammas and
papas who have a direct interest in them per-
sonally, but to most other thoughtful adults
the spectacle will not be one OF unmixed pleas
ure. These children cannot possibly be ac-
commodated with the means Of proper rest
while waiting for the line to form or at any
stage Of their tramp through the town; the
enormous proportions of the parade make it
extremely uncertain to what hours thew NAV be
kept IN the street, or to what dangers they may
be exposed on their lonely way TO their homes
after disbanding; and the weather at this
season Is so tickle that ii is almost impossible to
dress children comfortably for even a few
hours absence, much less for one which NAV
extend through a whole day and part of the
evening. The parade business has been a good
deal overdone already in the preliminary ar
rangements, and the shrewder managers are
preparing to curtail it as the hugeness of their
undertaking gradually dawns upon them. A
very good place to begin would be with the
children's part, unless the city is ambitious to
swell Its record OF infant mortality with long
list Of deaths from lung troubles and exhaust ton.