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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
DISASTER AND DEATH.
Railway Casualties At AndeVtl
and Concord.
lhils Horror in California. -Siltssl
Isn Buried.
Probable Murder at Doeton-Bur glasy
and Murder at Pittsburg.

ASpovEa, Nass., Dec. 23.-A narrow
escape from bad accident and lucky escape
from death Of 4 number of people occurred
here this afternoon. The Portland express
over the western division Of the Boston &
Maine ruilrosd which left Boston as 5 IS
T. M. had . large number Of passengers
aboard bound to their homes in Maine and
New Hampshire to spend Christmas holidays.
While the train was passing this station. at
the rsfe of forty miles an hour, it passed the
Portland freight bound for Boston on the
opposite track and large piece of timber.
some two feet through, becoming unfastened
In som manner from Z car on the freight
train hung over one end Of the car and
struck the front end of the rear passenger
car Of the express train, tearing out every
window sash and frame on one side Of the
car. throwing glass and splinters into the
faces Of the psAAspgefs, and tearing out great
pitces Of frame g1rk from the side Of the
car. A number Of lady passengers tainted
from fright. About fifteen or twenty per-
sons were injured badly about the face and
head from flying glass and splinters One
woman remained unconscious several hours
aud 10 reported fatally injured. Upon arri-
val Of the train st Lawrence the injured pas
sengers were cared for, number being able
to continue on the train for their homes.
The car so badly damaged was left At South
Lawrence. Trains were delayed half an
hour.
Mrs. Annie o. Chapman, of Newmarket
N. H., was = passenger on the Portland ex
press, and vas hit in the face by = piece Of
joist, cutting her cheek open to the bone,
and breaking her jaw. Upon the arrival of
the train at Haverhili, the injured lady vas
left over one train for medical tfeatnenf. but
no physicians being At hand she wss taken
home on . train leaving there at 6.lO. The
names of the others injured are not known
Their injuries being very slight.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

or;sou Pratt and wife, newly married
oounle at Keene's Mills, held pleasant
reception on Friday night at their home
Hon s. O. Brown and his party, who have
been travelling in Europe during the past sea
sop. are expected home at Dover IN fe"
days.
Mr. B.H. wirslow, teacher for the past
xsar in the ST. Johns School at fresque
i.le. has resigned, to resume his medica'
studies.
Rev and Mrs. Leverton of Wiscasset are
in New York for the winter, and Kew. Mr.
Crawford will supply the Methodist puipi'
this winter.
Mr.- Fl. C. Chapman. wife OF Lana'oru
Chspman of the Bangor House, has oeen
nre,en,ed with a very handsome marble eioc.
bv some of the employees of the hotei' ~ MI
evidence of their esteem
William IL. Small of Wiscasset dieo a.
~sst He was formerly county commis.
.;oner of LircoIn county, and for t~eiVe
vs.r. prior to 1854 was deputy collector oi
.us,oms He leaves q wife and daughter.
A trunk bearing the figures l4t vas seeu
-, tho Un;ou station in Portland the oshei
a.x. ..Ths, is the name of ~ei-knoWr
commercial traveller, remarked nsekmaa.
..Hs always marks his trunk ltf' ior III
c.ma ia Cross
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
INSURANCE cos TROUBLES.
Most Of Its Assets Not Approved by
the Commissio Ger.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 23.-InsursDce
Commissioner C Tyler reported today his ex-
animation Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company of this city. He finds $685.
COO of it. sI0O. 900 capital in unsecured, nom
intercs st. bearing notes, which he rejects Is
assets. The company has been insuring for
fixed sums on the assessment plan, paying
less than was expected. and he forbids fur
ther new business except on printed explana-
ton that the result depends 90 the asses.
ment II is q small company, with less than
5000 persons insured, though doing an
asse ssment business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
BUSINESS OF THE STATE.

W j. Penneli, grocer. Portland. Me. has
been attached.
II 10 said that the coal borers at Parkers
Head have struck gas!
Bradley 4 Blaisdell, harness manufactur-
ere and dealers. Cornish, Ne, have gone In
to insolvency.
4. ID. Warren 4 Co. are building . eide
track on the Maine Central track near the
depot at Cumberland Mills.
Rsngclsy has good water power. and with
the building Of the railroad to that point nett
season, II will not remain unimpr0ved for
long.
The machinery from a portion Of the
leather board mill at Saccarapps has been
sold to parties in Milton. N. u. and Is nov
being moved to that place.
The followipg directors Of the Portland
Rolling Mills were elected Saturday: G. II.
Milliken, II. N. Jose, W. v. Miliiken, J. II.
McMulien, Y. q. Spring.
The iron span for the Androscoggin bridge
At Brunswick, built by the King Bridge Co..
has arrived, and gang Of skilled workmsn
from New York. 10 nov engaged In its sfsc.
ton.
The Selectmen Of Edgecomb have recently
completed the work Of re establishing the
boundary lines between that town and the
adjoining ones ~ required by Law every ten
years.
The action inaugursted by the Board Of
Trade Of Biddeford, Friday evening. In the
matter Of = public building, 10 q move In
the right direction. and Congress will no
doubt take favorable action upon the mat
ter.
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Notss.

All the vessels comprising the Amer ican
evolution squadron have arrived at Lisbon.
Several bad cases OF European influenza
landed from = steamer at IiAlifsl, Monday
night.
Jem Smith was bestrd by Frank Siavin ~
Bruges. Belgium, Monday morning, in four
teen rounds.
Steamer z. Coland collided with chip
Thorbecke Iv, Sunday, and sustained come
damage, the extent Of which 10 not yet
known. Later the vessel sank.
Ten thousand boot makers are nov locked
out In the labor dispute At Bristol. The en-
rloyers are willing to submit the difference
between them and the men to avbitSssion.
Though Emin Pasha 10 recovering from
the effect Of his recent accident, the German
DOCTORS who are attending him cay II will not
be safe 10 remove him from that Jlacs iu-
side Of three weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24

ultimate recovery 10 predicted. Mr.. G. W
Hard had bathed his foot With strong ini
meut. for rheuuasisn, and while heading
in By the stove it caught drs and severely
burned his foot and hand. Al. Barks
vas thrown from his stage team while turn
ing corner and severely bruised on III,
head and arm.
Fssrfsii.
The financial results Of the Universalisl
fair are very satisfactory the ladies realizing
three hundred doilars after the payment ol
all expenses. frescoers Who have beer
st work upon the Universaliss church havs
completed this week. leaving behind - evi-
dence Of their skill one Of the uarmess,
richest and most attractive pieces Of worh
ever seen in this vicinity. The beet Of oil 10
that every one. old and young 10 conszibusins.
One of the younger classes In Sunday school
have already secured nfsy doilars with which
to pay for window to Be placed in the vss.
try, and every Glaze 10 doing sometins towards
the one end, the completion Of their church
home.--0ur tax collector Mr.. II. Il. Tuck
has closed his labors and settles with the
town the present week. About the middle
Of MAY the tag books calling for Si6.s79 ss
we're given into his hands With cosporation
AA OF xS'eo''io. Inc town omoers have
an r....a. sssS ~ - - s.v".,"a " wi w. ~
- 49, ~ ~ - S..u'' ~. 49, 49,
c,r, ~ r. h.,.n. 4. .S a.. 4,
the hands Of the town treasurer or
Mi.. Ms,x G,h.,, Is.,.s ~ M. - e.,
N.h...l. - In %
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d.y .cho"I AMI .',,,s,v III, ,.n,.. ~ ,h.s,
in hnld;r. Chs;.,,s". ..,,. ~. ns.s.
al, chnrch W..Sns.s.r .s..t.. % T.. r..,
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n, ,sch;ns. an, ;n,.. =, ..,.
in wo,Lins c,,., r.. ....,. =, ~. III.
10, ! .y.,sm ~ ..va,.s. h.. -, y. 80 asmn,.,'.S
And ,hs mar, s,sn Ill, ~ 10 ..c.r. =" snns,
pri.,ion n comn,.,s ,hs wo,I a. ~ ~ .fr,T III.
|. .,s i s.vo,sh,s ,o..,.S 49,, ..n.. .;,, ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24

NEW YoRx. Dee. n.
FLoUK--Rscetpts, 3,sss ysckagea, ezposts, 100
City mill extra. - S0ae4 ". patent. ~ sss
eS 70; supernns, o. iose2 rs, extra No. 2.
S3 1oas3 ID, winter wheat low grade. ~ Ssex 10;
Minnesota extra, . sf'sss s; sostssrs soui
waxA1-KsOeipts, 42.sse. exports. =. sale.
$500. dull, No, = .prfnx so.in.I, -;
ssiass delivered. No. i hard. Uss'. Ne !
northern. Blay3A
kTE--essy.
bAHLET- IL nominal. "
CoRsReceipts. no soo sxposts "a rsss. Salss. ~
600, weaker, steamer. 3s1s4oA, No. Z, $iis$.s
store aud elevator i2ls42i delivered.
OArs--Recsipts. i76,0oS; exports .pois; sslss ioi
oo0; dull. so }. u 10 white U3s3i. Nc Dia1sl
do white, 3lla32I. No. l, -, do vbSts. r.;
Mixed Western, dan. white DO, 3oaH.
CoyrxE--fsir; kio. fair, iSa.
BUoAE-Raw easy, renped easy. demand -
lower; crushed 51a5t, eItrs sFushsd. Sts5}; white
extra crushed, ssSi, cut loaf. u; granslsted. o.
PErEoLEUs--quiet. steady, i6s1
Pogk-~ steady.
BEEF---hSm.
LARD-- easier. western stesn. . z)aos
closing ~ %, city stesn, . -; rssssd fais;
continent y gDas G, .. A. n %.
BUTTER - easy --- WesteR1 ee0y -
caEEsE- fair. Ersights - Avsr1oei
firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
BURGLARY AND MURDER.
Jewellers wife Shot While Trying &c
Catch Thieves.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, Dec. 23.-Shortly afteI
10 tonight three men broke in Paul Ruttret',
jewelry store. at Tarentine, Is miles north
of here, and were carrying off all the valua
BILE stock when Mrs. Ruttret surprised them,
and pluckily grappled with one Of the rob
bers.
Another thief drew revolver and blew the
top of her head of, the noise attracted Mr.
Ruttrett who came up stairs. but before be
reached his wife she was dead. The thieves
fed with the booty. Ruttret gave chsse, firing
as he ran. the thieves returned FIRE, no one
was hurt, they were soon lost in the darkness.
Mrs. Ruttret was 50 ears old, and the mother
OF three children. The murder created in
tense excitement in the town, half the popu-
are out searching for the men.
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NEW STATE SECRETARY
For the Maine Free Baptist Associa
ton.

SAco, Dec. 23.-Rev. o. W. Waldron
pastor of the Free Baptist church, who re
Gently received the appointment of See
retary of the Maine Free Baptist Associa
ton and has had the matter under considers
ton, made known his decision to tht
church committee tonight He will accept
the secretaryship beginning his duties the
first of January. having his headquar
ters here. The committee passed resolution.
complimenting his work as pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
RAILROAD BIO cKADED.
BY . Freight Train Jumping the Track.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 23.-The down
freight over the White Mountain division
of the Concord & Montreal railroad, due
here at 920 P. NJ, jumped the switch a,
Northfe!d tonight, the locomotive and ten
cars leaving the iron and badly block aiding
the road.
Through passengers north were sent over
the northern railroad and local passengers
will be carried by . wrecking train sent
from here at II. 1t 10 expected that the
line will be opened to travel tomorrow morn
ing. Nobody was injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
DIR. GILMAN COLBY SUBSIDIES.
Pittsfields Bluebook will Not See this
Light Of Day.

PnrsFIELD, Mass. Dec. 23.-The social
rumpus over the proposed "Bluebook of
Pitts6eld," which DIR. Gilman Colby intended
publishing, came to 3 sa,isfactory end this
afternoon by the publication in the local
daily Of letter from Colby saying his plan
was abandoned. DIR. Colby adds he has sold
his interest in the volume to two Pittsdeld
men. II is safe TO say nothing further in
this line will be attempted for the present.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAs FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~ -kw YORK. NJ
mar2sdsviY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL,
Pension Cases TO be Settled
Without Delay.
"Complsted Files" Ordered 10 be Kept By
Commissioner Rlum.
Ex- x-epsaksI Randalis Critical Coudition
-Pittsfield National Bank.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Commissioner
Raum Of the pension bureau today issued an
important order looking TO n! speedy determi-
nation Of sll eases in his oftee in which no
material eyideaee tor or aga,ns; the Appli-
cant is 10 be wanting, He directs the hles
of pending claims shall al once be examined.
and list of sach IS seem to be complete be
kept and known as completed dies"
Chiefs Of the divisions are directed to re-
quire all the examiners to devote their entire
time during ave days of each week to the
consideration of these completed cases, act
ing upon them in the order of the fling Of the
last piece of evidence. Saturday of each week
the entire force of examiners are required to
devote themselves to the examination Of the
eases borne upon the pending files, and max
ing the necessary calls for evidence in those
cases. As soou as the necessary evidence
in any case is received that case must i'm
Tedistely be pat on the completed list, and
receive proper action in regular order.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
Portugal Apparently Fears Rle.
land and Asks Delay.
Dsitish Channel Dridgs-La osipps n
the Provinces Notss.

Lissos, Dec, sS.--Senhor Gomss, Ports.
Suese Minister Of Foreign AdAirs. In reply
70 mote from Lord Salisbury. British Prime
Ainis'er, relative TO the movements Of Major
Serpa Pinto in Africa. and says the Major
did nothing 10 warrant the accusations made
against him. lie did not order the attack ON
the British flag. but merely repulsed the hoe
tile nativss among whosc baggage after he
light three British flags were found. Senior
Gomes asks Lord Salisbury TO asait for fur
ther information concerning the affair BE-.
fore he tAkcs any further action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24

A. Shown oy Inventory Probated Mon.
day BY Conklin-

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Theodofe T. Conk lin,
the Clark street saloon keeper and particu-
lar friend Of Cronin, died in the probate
court today an inventory Of Dr. Cronin's
estate. Conkiin 10 administratof to collect.
and his report shows the only property left
BY the murdered man consisss Of 4 library
worth $500 and surgical instruments worth
800. The inventory vas approved. No
naal disposition vas made Of the property
which will 60 70 Couklin ~ creditor and Z
b .other in Arkansas.
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rRHABNDous ATLANTIC oALns.
vosoels Disabled aud osameu Drowned
aud Killed.

LONDON. Dec. 2S.-lncomins vessels ~
port tremendous gales ON the Atlantic. The
British bark Ashiow, Capt. Mckenzie. from
st. john, N. h., Nov. 81, arrived a Qussus-
town today, having ios, part Of her deck load
during the voyage, and one Of her ssamsn
was drowned. The British bark Russia.
Capt. Brown. from 81. John, N. b., arrived
at Londonderry today severely damaged and
reports having experienced terribly storuy
weather during which two Of her crew we're
killed and two disabled.
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FEAR SUICIDE BY DRo wNIno.
Congressman Moiht's Slater wandsss
Away from Home.

PLATTsBuRa, N. v. Dec. 23.-Miss Cath.
crime T. MofEt, aged about ~, sister Of Con
gressman Moffit and Collector Of Customi
Mofit Of this district. 10 missing since Sun.
day night when she left her fathers house
about two miles from this city after the osher'
of the family had retired. A large party Of
searchers were out all day today but found
no trace Of the missing lady Il 10 feared
she may have committed suicide by drowning
while suffering from mental alteration.
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spARKs FROM MAINE WIRES.

lrow, r.lj;on Rel Ned, to n. Q. Pope
of Brooklyn, n. r., Tor si'oo"'
The farm house of Elbridse Merrill IN ane sne
Flag Pond district, North Ssco, caught n.e
from a defective chimney Saturday n.sns, .-
and vas entirely consumed With part Oh "'
contents. Loss, $1,000; no insurance. :,
The Riverside Gun Club Of Io1shsm. ..ai .ll
have : clay pigeon shoot. Chrlstmas a,.el i
mon. The club tried to have . snoe !,
Thanksgiving day but got cheated out o.
Nv the storm. There are twenty meoos
~ The club and among them sevsfsi sxee'
| lent shots.
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A Fisherman Drowned

PORTLAND, Dec. 23.-Charles Wallace
one of the crew of schooner George Wiilard'
while off Cape Elizabeth fishing left the
schooper in dory to haul a trswl. The boat
VA. found bottom up and Wallace sup
nosed to be drowned. He belonged at Long
rsIsnd and leaves wife and four children.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to tho follow
ing residents of Maine =
Original. Joseph +. Fossett, Augusta !;
james N Foss, East Hiram increase, Josiah
Jones, Richmond Corner; Moses Moon, East
Surry VIM. Lash, waldoboro; Taylor T..
Clark, North Hermon.
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COURT ORDERS pEFIED
And Q Whole City Council ooss to the
County jail.

ELrzABErH. n. j.. Dec. q. The mem-
bers Of the city council we're this morning
remanded to the county jail in custody Of .
United States marshal for refusing 70 obey
. writ Of mandamus. issued by the circuit
court, ordering them 10 pay the amount OF
Judgment and costs in . case brought by
Moran Bros. of New York. against the city
of Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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CAPTAIN KNOCKED OVERHEARD
And Psrishes After Floating His Strand
ed Schooner.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 23.-Schooner Flying
Eagle went ashore last week on Cofin's beach
near Gloucester. in the extra high tide of
Saturday was hoated. and proceeded for this
port. While sailing under stiff breeze be-
tween Thatchers island and this port, Capt.
Raymond WAS struck by main boom, knocked
overheard, and persisted. Capt. Raymond was
65 years old, leaves widow, son and daugh-
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-24

Reports concerning the condition Of ex-
Speaker Randall are very Encouraging
Friends from Philadelphia who visited him
within the past fortnight issue that it 10 a
question only Of weeks and perhsps only Of
days.
His mala'ly is now pronounced to be cancer
of the most serious kind. He is confined at
all times to his bed.
The seriousness Of his condition has been
concealed with care and the report has been
given out almost every week that he woul.
be able to resume his place in the House
within few days, but according to later re.
ports there is no likelihood he will ever do so.
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A QUARRELsoME ITALIAN
Cuts a Companion's Jusular Vein with
a Sheath Ksafa

Bos1oS. Dec. % -Pssquale Mallio and
Sebatto Cormetto. two Italians living at the
North End, quarreled over q game of cards
in North street saloon this afternoon. and
were ordered out of the place by the bar
tender. Corme,to left first and was pro-
ceeding down North street. when Mallio
rushed up behind him, with large sheath
knife aud slashed his throat and neck in a
terrible manner cutting the jugular vein.
Mallio vas caught BY the police and locked
up. COrmetto was taken to the Massachu,
setts General Hospital and it is said tonight
that he has about an even chance for re-
coyery.
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BlDDEFoRD CITIZEN DEAD.
Was a Member OF First City Govern
mont.

SAco, Dec 23-Deacon Freedom Parcher
a prominent citizen of Biddeford, the oldes
deacon of the Free Baptist Church there
died A, North Saco today aged 10 years.
He WAS a member of the first city govern
ment of Biideford Once had charge OF
the wood room of the Lacona Mills. He
leaves one son and three daughters.
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KILLED BY A HORSE


LrvERMoRE FALLS, Dec. 23.-Fred Kinds,
a well known citizen of North Livermore'
was kicked in the stomach by horse, Sat
ur,,ay, and is. il is feared. fatally injured.
It caused hemorrhage of the stomach. The
doctor says that there is no hope OF his re-
cnvery.
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WAsHIseroS, Dec. 23.-The following
Maine postmasters have been appointed Ed
ward f. Mills, Amherst, vice Mrs Aihs
Jobn.on; Geo. II. Coggins, North Lamoine
y;ce Jobn II. Austin; b. F. Grace, Wes
Harrington, vice NJ. l.. Ray.
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Death OF Chief Justice Waite. Con

Edward T. Waite, son of the late Chiei
Justice Waite, died today at his mother,
beme in this city. Waite was engaged In
the practice of Law in Toledo, where he VA,
much respected. His death WAS due tc
Bright's disease, which occurred after lin.
gering illness.
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sIxrEEN BURIED ALIVE.
A California Mine Horror-No Pros
pect OF Rescuins Them.

san ANpREAs Cal, Dec. ga cavern
occurred At Lane Mine, ANGELS Camp. Cal
aceras county. yesterday afternoon, burying
l6 men. There is no prospect Of getting
them out alive. Nearly all the victims had
families.
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By TELEGRAPH.


weather Indications fos the Hsxt a.
HouYA
WAA DKpARrnEsr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Oaicef.
WAsaIssroH. Dec. - l A. n.
For Maine Fair, warmer, westerly visds
Meteorological Report.
Dec. q Isss. s.so r. MI
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LEAVENING POWER

OF the various Baking PowderS, -
shown from actual tests By 1sts
US. Government Chemist,
Prof. Y. u. LOVE.
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arck.. ahop Closed to the Public.

IRx,sros. Dec. 23.-The Kinsley stock
brokers' Office IN Auburn is closed for the
nresent.
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no felesrspnte csnsesseip.

Nrw ToRx, Dec IA dispatch from
Rio Janerio this uosnine Avs "Thefs 10 -
censorship Of the telesfapaie lnssness II
Brasil.
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Striking Minsrs R..um. Work.

Berlin. Dec. 23.--The striking coal min
ers III Saar district have decided 10 resume
work pending settlement Of their claims, for
which they will wait until February ist