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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
NAlhE DISPATCHES
Killed While Passing Through The Draw
al Bangor.
Had the Accident Not Been Witnessed
by the Draw Tender a Sailor W Would
Have Been Arrested for Murder

BANGOR, Nov. 10
At an early honr Sunday morning schoon
er Georgians came through the draw at the
mouth of kenduskesz stream, and after pass
ing through the bow swung round, coming
into contact with another schooner. Capt
struck by the chain jumper in the breast and
received an internal injury from which he
died At hour later. A colored man aboard
was first suspected of killing him but the
occurrence was witnessed by the assistant
draw tender and the facts aye above as
told by him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
STATE NEWS.
Harmony.

Harmony.
the sawmill and grist mill of pennel 4 Long
fellow for a term Of one year.-The new
wooden bridge over the main channel Of the
stream at the village is nearly completed.
The span is over ffiy-six feet and seven
sticks of timber are u,ed for laying the
planking upon.-The Free High School
closed Friday Jacob Perkins has recently
had re issue and increase Of pension -
Beautiful weather gives farmers ample op-
portunity to do their fall work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
RALLOwDLL.
Kennebec Lodge Chooses Oificsrs--
Branch OF Christian u ,dsavoV Formed.


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kennebsc Lodge held its annual election
of officers Friday evening. The following
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on missions, dwelling particularly on the
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Ihe society oi the Fifst Universaii" cburci
will give . supper In the vestfy Of the church
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Of the chuic ch OF the Sacred Heart are Nov
| 26. 27 and 2s. The dates were 80 chosen
that the closing night will be identical with
Thanksgiving night. The committee Of ar.
rangements Is composed Of the Rev. Father
Bradley, and Messrs. Joha Quinn, Timoth,
HAYES, +. II. Leighton, Jeremiah Hayes, r
peiegripi, Lucas Leratt, Paul Lougee snt
W. II. Quinn. The committee il hard q
work. The stage entertainments are to b.
under the supervision of Mise Mary O'Brien
| The installation Of the Rev. j. 4 Coch
rape. the new pastor OF the First Baptis
church. will occur tomorrow evening At tn
church. The Rev. c. X. Crane will preside
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
MoNFANA's ADMISSION
The Manner in Which the New States
Machinery was Set in @otion.

ST. Paul. Mimi, Nov. 9.
special from HeleLa. Montana, gives
the particulars of the receipt of the news Of
Montana's admission as a State, and says
that Judge Sanders, Helena's police magis-
uate, started the machinery Of State
by administering the oath of Office to
Chief Justice Blake, VIII then swore in the
other judges. Governor Toole was sworn
in, the inauguration being very informal, and
the oath was administered by the Governors
nephew. A proclamation conveping the
legislature not later than Nov. 20 will be
issued today,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Capital Chat.

Commissioner Graf 10 having The nussy
records Of the Land Once overhauied and
put in shape. 20 that the Office force and the
public may have easy access to them. While
CLERKS were engaged in clearing ont what sp-
pesfed q be rubblsh in neglected corner Of
the Land Once. they came aeFoss . bundle
Of dingy paper. On iEspsction sney proved
be casE applications 70 purchase lands ID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

Being Woven into Nooses for the
Chicago Criminals.
Unknown Person Attempts toe Murder
OF an Important Witness,

CHicAeo, Nov. 10.
The police today tished out Of the Lake
View sewer piece of carpet about eighteen
inches square, which 10 believed to be . part
Of that which covered the iloor Of the Carl.
SsS ~" S'''1se '"s, nsh' 'na' ,ra"'n vas mut'
mau- hole into which Crouin's clothes and
surgical instruments were thrown. There
are no signs Of blood on IL as far ~ could
be determined, but States Attorney I.onge.
necker and his sssociates consider the dis-
covery an important one. Cronins shoes
and watch are still missing, The watch was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

Ane Foot Ball tue Game, which Bow
doin won e2 to O.

BRrSswfcs. Nov. 10.
Bo~ 1oin and Bates met for their first
struggle al foot ball oa the delta Saturday
afternoon, ana Bowtoin came out ahead BY
a score Of 50 TOO. Boxdoin bad the heavier
men, ard outpiayed their opponent' at every
point They took the lead at the start and
held il throughout by skilltul playing, in
which nothing OF the customary roughness
4ppesred. MERRILL Of Yale. SO. refereed,
and Drew Of udoin, 81. umpired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

The chart corrections for the Maine coast
made by the L 5. Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey during October, are AZ follows;
Eggemoggin Reach. Torry's Ledge, new
buoy East Penobscot Bay, of Eaton's
Island, buoy moved Belfast Harbsr. S'eers
L. dge. beacon replaced; Damariscofta
River. two new spipdles; Sheepscot River.
Ebepicook Ha.bor. Gnoy moved; kenDeoec
River entrance. Hannivelrs Beach Life
Saving Station moved; Portland Harbor.
Maiden Core. buoy changed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
wATERvILLE.
The Kepuebeo Democrat In Hands OF
Creditors -Blackha ! Arrcsted-Colby
Chat.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
WArERvILLE, Nov. 10.
Benjsmin Bunker city marshal and pub
Usher of the kennebec Democrat closed the
doors of bis printing office and handed over
the keys to his creditors Friday night.
when seen by your correspondent. Mr..
Bunker did not seem disposed to say much
upon the matter, but claimed it was simply a
tenn porsry financial embarrassment. Then
YOU intend 10 go on with the business, do
you?" was asked. "oh. certainly, the paper
will still be printed. was the answer. The
creditors of Mr. Bunker do not take so san
rnii 2 \ Wow of his nrospec.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
AWOKE IN FLAMES.
A Family at saccarsppa Burned Out OF
House and Home.

SAccARarPA, Nov. 10.
Fire Saturday at midnight totally destroyed
the house and farm buildings Of John Bixhy,
on the Gorham rosd mile frcm Saccsrspps,
with their con:euts. ircluding horse, two
cows, pigs and e'hsr he stock When the
occupants a~oie ti,s house was IN flames.
They escaped thiniy clad and Blxby was
badly burned Loss IS, 500; insured s2 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Old KearsAso comiue to Portland

FsLsourB, Mass. Nov. 10.
There is strong northwest wind prevail
ing here to1igh- The Oh man-of-var
Kearsarse. IN to~ Of Peusscola. came In
AID agc4vtci lbs: night. As so1n as the
weather permits she viii be towe,i to Port
land where she 10 to be condemned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

winAmAe district. Indiana, and dated - far
back a. December. 1870. These papers
have been called for on several occasions BY
Congress committee and have been missins
for several year., an of late had been given
M for lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Blackhall Goes to Jail.

The second trial of James F. Baekhsll
for smb, zxlement of fupds from kinsley &
Co. OF Le~iston, his employers. vas held
Saturday forenoon before Judge Stewart.
The brokers were represented by Hon f
Webb and the defendant by Brown John
son. Judge Stewart consi iered the evidence
furnished against Blackhsli as enough to
warrant birding him over to the December
term ef court and placed his bail at $1,000.
Blsckhall did not obtain bail and was taken
to Augusta aud lodged in the county jail
SATURDAY. night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Durham Corn Factory with Dwelling
House Burned

The Durham corn factory with STEPHEN
Fields dweiiiL house co -necsed.were burned
yesterday. The factory contained %, ,0co
cans Of corn. Loss $4,000; Fields loss
81. 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Preseue Isle Herald ]

GOV Rurleigh has nominated Hon. J. l..
Cutler of Bangor a member of the commis
sion, authorized By the lsst legislature, of
taxation in this and other States. Mr. Cutler
is we'll known in this section, having extern
.ire business relations, and his we'll known
business capacity eau be we'll utilized in this
inquiry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
PRESS COMMENTS.


Gov. Burleigh has selected our progressive
farmer, W. 2. Atherton. as representative
to the Farmers Congress, U. s which is TO
meet in Montgomery, Ala. Nov. 1915. The
delegation is complete. We are confident
that the Governor has made a wise choice
aud that the delegates will bring back re-
port of profitable Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Col. 0oodlos Dies from the Wouud
Infiictsd BY Col. owope.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 10.
Col. VIM Csssius Goodioe died shortly
before noon today from the effects of vesnds
received Friday afternoon in he encounter
With Col. Svops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

NaRwsY. Ne. Dee -. 81.
Dsr M ,hr past fai! met vi,h an accident
e.a,og terrible -.prsin 10 NY shoulder and
arm, from sheh suffered intense pain aad
d..rss- FOR Over too sesks. After usinz
many aiG-fcn' ssms iies without hepes,
applied Bfevr'- Insiahi Reb@i" rubbing il
IN feii- 1he ~ Ct Wa som erfni, il re-
~ ny sadcring AZ ~acc continued i,.
use aHi the so-tness rapidly disappeared
Too much cannot be said In is praise
W, II HILLtER.
Your n.seey e'andrc n ii fats TO 6-aeHt toa
zbep uraG ssEigtif directed On inside srspt er
20 yoI taSe no riss 10 5yins q.
ssr8ad b. al scalars denSasn.i1ycoi1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

WAS DEyAErHEar,
Once Of the Cl.ier Signal Of.icsr
WAsgiEsros. Nov. II IA.M.i
For Maine Fair, warmer, variable winds
becoming south~esteriy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
Class Politics at Colby.

The Senior Glass of Colby University held
a class meeting Saturday beginning at half
pas, nine aud continuing till six o'clock at
night, A delay was occasioned by nerce
tigh, for honers in the Glass as related to
clas.-dsy parts The election was not COM
ple,e and another will soon be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
sIaEAL sBRvIcE

Wssfhe' fndicxtfons tor the Usxt a.
Bours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-11

Mses 5soiogicsl Report.
Nov. 10 isss 500 p. MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Greenwood.

Ten inches more OF snow last Sunday
night, making enough for al practical par.
poses. A slight crus, formed two inches
below the surface. rendering good service
thus far, since there has not been wind
enough - yet 10 disturb II below that
point. Monday We bad the fun (uot the
doe ~ the printers devil or some other
parsonage made us say last week) OF
breaking out roads again.
The school In this district closed last
Friday. aud judging from the manner In
which . number Of the scholars went
through ths< practical arithmetic and al
vsneed In their other studies. We call IL q
very successful term. There wss an ex.
hlbltiou st the close and although the
school had less than q week 10 which %
prepare, yet every part Was rendered al.
most 10 perfection. This Was Mr..
Brooks third team here and ". doubt II
three better terms OF schools were ever
taught In this district, or. indeed, in town.
Rev. J. 4. Coehrane VAS o guest In Dea.
Brysnts family recently. and while there
We hsd q very pleasant Interview with
him. lie gave Us lots OF information
about Burmsh and other places which w
would gladly give the reader n space
woald only permit H. lie had twenty
large photographs. mostly OF places and
persons where be lived They were taken
by German artist and we're very Interest
Ing.
We have Jast received letter from ID.
o. Davis. OF Minnesota, stating that the
first fall OF snow there Was on the 9Th oi
January and about ak Inches. The TEN
persture had been 50 below. which va
much colder than We have hsd 10 here. A
few days ago he caught . pickerel out o.
the lake weighing sixteen and one-hal
pounds. and wants 70 know how that u
for hisn. Id
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Hiram.

Mr.. Pred c. Moslton. . student q,
Maine State College. has been teaching Al
Piue Point daring bis vacation and Il now
AZ home.
Mrs. Isaac 4 Brow 10 sick.
We learn that Mr.. Thomas n. ssrsen,
claims heavy damages nom The town
for Injuries received on q cross way on
Hiram Hill lat fall.
When local news Il scarce. We suggest
that some OF The silver gray reporters give
fev brief. comprehensive sketches ~ the
olden piOoesrs Who lei the van half =
century ago. There are many interesting
facts In The history % such men ks Gen.
feleg wsts~orth % Hiram. also his son.
Gen Psleg. Gsu. Daniel Bean. and OH
Squire joe Howard % Browuneld. DIR
Joseph Benton % Denmark. Judge Juige
Dane % Fryeoarg. Col John Moulton snc
Hoo. Thomss Moaiton % Porter. and many
Others. Hat lst the Hear Brigade CLEAR
The nsld % early history and save them
ron oblivion.
Dr. l. l. Bsnasti ana family are In
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
penth OF Mrs. Il. +. Smith.

Ada v. Smith, wife OF Y. y. Smith. E,q
q rising young lawyer OF this village, died
sundsy last from consumption. She had
long been "a invalid yet she bore her fall
log health with resignation, aud saw her
lie ebolng away with scarcely murmur.
The deceased came 10 Norway from
Olisreld with her fathers family, some
nftssn years ago, and from The very nrs'
she became like every one OF Me-. @. II
Hsskeirs children. Q general fsvofite In
the eommaniiy. While quite young she
began teaehin.. aud meeting with excel
lent success, she Was promoted from the
town schools 10 the Instructor OF the
Grammar department In this village. Hsi
success here vas even more marked than
before. and when she resigned her po.i'
,iou, she had gained the reputation OF be-
lng the beet tssehsr who had ever bad
charge OF the school Her friendships
were strong and lasting and she died ~
she had lived without an enemy In The
world.
Her husband aud her relatives have The
hesrtfui sympathy ofthe entire community
10 their great bereavement.
Tbs funeral which took place wsdnes
day Afternoon Vas numsroasly attended
the services being conducted by Rev &. y
Angel land the Univsfsaiist church choii
furnishing the music. A.
Norway. Feb. %, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Rnmfnrd Cenfro.

The Oh Folks' Conesrt iAsi Wednesday
~as pfonOanced BY al % BE- nrst class.
Standing room only sas obtained oy ihoss
shO cane . little late. Every seat u.s
taken sbd some forty OF nfty persons eOalt
Rot act sssts I shOalf Ike % mention
a. those Who TOOK part bat sili Only sps.l
% fec Mr. Charles kimoAll snd Dis
tso daughters. A "A Price. Msj ~ william
Andrews. Preston Howard and vile,
Jossph Simp-On. wife AMI mother. Ms
Alert virgin. Mr.. Charles frost, Ms
Slas Mitchell. Mrs. Fred Role besides
Mrs. Jerry MAf;iu. Mrs. Jossph Colby snc
nAny from tbis place. inelading The sing
ing school aBsic vas furnished ~ Dc
Hiram AobO,t. Joseph Hsury Martin, Mrs
Blanchard from Ramford Point and MI
saunders from HanOver. The solos y
Mrs. Rolf ant virgir were well received
A. NsO we're The songs by Henry Burgess
TIE proceeds will 90 towards snOihsl
school Qllts 10, from Bethel HI usf'
down
Rev. J. Y cochrsne gave bis lecture OF
BarnsA here Thar-dsy evening % Eoo'
house Mr. COchrsns hAs many warn
fri.nds Ia this vicinity
Rev. Mr. Beans sermon last Sands.
sN one Of his best predictions thus =.
In he ministry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
South Buckaeld.

The willows have ceased baddiug on
South Hlll aud old Boreas has once more
assumed eommaod o. natures forces.
Msy bis reign be short.
Fred n FOSTER has flashed q twelve
weeks term 81 school on South Iill.
Fred IL . popular yong man aud . sue
es.sfal tsseher. May bis lines fall In
pleasant places.
Abel Irish loaded car OF fruit q, lie
hron dspo, this week paying - cents, aud
furnished bsrr,ls, and 80 cents for ?nds
and furnished barrels.
A. \. Robinson 10 handling some colts
for Cnsrles Foster.
Ch,rles X. Allen IL hauling the wood
fiom the Ls.vlu place tn the road en-
route to the city.
BY The way although OF the same name
and likely Jouug Democrat this Mr.. Al
len WAS not the Democratic nominee for
Congress 10 this District las, fall
Jennie Philbriek IL visiting ai East Liv.
srmore.
Mrs. Rogg Is keeping house for Frank
Roberts.
james Roberts 1. Cutting wood on the
whitman place for Rob Dean
Al Roberts has exchanged bis six.year-
OlI uOIrt AoI tltlu f-ttti-tt1s
DR.. G. ID. Bradbafy 10 spending the win
ter 10 Boston.
Fred says there IL nothing In this world
so certain a. the uneertAln.
Lon Record wants 20 sell his six.yesr.
old Gov. Morrill, horse. lie IL large one
and Lon calls him troiter.
Herb Record IL logging.
A. q. Packard wants 20 bny farm.
Nsighbor Jason thinks he Was born
under lucky planet
Thai Lesyitt has taken his mare from
A. y Robinson's.
H. Lowell 10 hauling dressing onto bis
young orchard.
Rafs HASKELL IL going TO Auburn TO
work.
News from England shows . CLEAN OF
hope for the Maine orcharilsts not only
for this bat for the coming vesrs.
Maine apple. Avsrsze Is cents higher
per barrel In the English markets than
other New Englsnd apples and Englishmen
REUSE 10 buy Epglish spples N all when
Maine apples can be procured.
The outlook for Maine farmers IL some
what dlscouraging. bat We will make the
modest claim that Maine still excels In
producing meu and spples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Hahrnn


Prof J. y. MOODY. OF Aaburn. visited
hi. mother Ssiarisy.
Rev. G. y. Harden moved into the ne~
parsonage Saturday. The house Is nearly
Gnishsd.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson IL .,ill i Tenn,n,',
tiubor. The people ther. are much AZ.
,.ehsd 10 him and DO no, like TO give HIN
NJ.
The doe eonosr, by the band last wesk
"a. Q sareess. All were much pleased.
Mrs. victoris B.rro~s had house
waning Saturday sveniug.
wallace Cashmsn has boagh, an uprigh,
plano.
Ellsworth Cu.hmsn 90, hooked In the
eve las, week. bat escaped without seriou.
lrjary.
The spfibg term OF The academy opsne,i
Tuesday. We are unable 10 Civ. the full
numbsr OF s,aienis ba, the las, account
Vas seventy. The accommodations have
never been 81 good s now.
Yesterday Wednesday, there Was q
harvest feast at Grange Hall.
The best OF slsighing Jasi now. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
East Sumner.

The Ladies' Congregational Circle real.
iIed nearly seventeen dollars from the
Poverty Supper.
Rev. Mr.. Wedge has been authorized 10
solsmplIs marriages. lie 10 now regular.
~ supplying the B.ptls, pulplts ~ East
and West Sumner 10 the Satisfaction OF
people generally.
Frank Barrett has recently loaded two
cars with apples 81 Sumhsr station The
NOS, OF them were Purchased for OIL per
Darrell. lie has made q contract with Jsi
Andrews for bis spples for the next I've
years for 20 cents per oashsL Andrews
10 the largest producer OF apples In Sum.
usr. Barrett has had two car loads OF
bin tbs season.
Mrs.. Robinson. well known a. "Aant
Deborah. Is In poor health and evidently
falling.
Mr.. Charles Cannon seems 10 be I'm.
proving slowly.
oar streets iesdlng 10 the station are
throngsd with wood teams. and business
10 lively.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Erveburg.


Rsv. W. w. Livingston OF Jsnrey, N
H.. occupied The Congregational pulpit on
Scbday. In The evening he gave an In
formal talk a. the vestry on Turkey ans
missionary work there.
Miss Mary Weston has returned IRON
her visit AZ Portland.
Mr.. Alden n walker and family have
arrived 81 Sacramento.
v. Y bradley IA si!ll confined TO Ill
room.
W. ID. Bradley was called 10 Portland b,
illness OF DIR. Psrley.
Mr.. n w. Sawyer Ia 81 North Conwa,
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o Merrinsld OF ksrsI
Fall. have been IT X n. wormwoods.
Mrs Y. Z. Weston has gone 10 Portland
for visit 10 friends.
Mrs.. Carts Of fresport IL with hei
aiecs, Miss Alice Locke.
Miss Kate Abbott 10 visiting at The In
tsryslc.
Mrs. s,urtevsn, and her son. who ara
sick 81 Miss II. c. osgoods, are impro''
Ing.
Mr.. y. W. Powers OF The Portland
Creamery has been here this week.
Rev. II. n Carpenter of Boston VII
lecture here Tuesday. Feb. ).
Mrs. DIR. Lamson has come home from
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
West Bethel.

The literary club Il pro.peripg nsely
and has decided several important qies.
tons that may interest some % The Dem.
ocrs, readers 20 learn. Oae IL tia, The
uaitei States goyernmsnt IL going 70 be
perpetual; another, that voter 10 be ell.
gibls must know how 20 read and write.
The club holds full and Interesting exsr.
elses besides discussion Of questions al
their meetings.
Ten cars are seen on the West Bethel
sidiug 81 one time, loading with different
kind. OF freight ard timber.
The Mason lumbermen have q winter
road down The Pleasant River meadows q
save distance and hills In tssmlng 70 West
Bethel.
Work has already commenced on The
town report IN get Il ready for the printer
Mrs. Seth M,soa IL recovering slowly
from rheumatic fever.
syiysnus Mason cut his foo, badly {
few days ago.
suov enough for luneeriug purpOse'
and still coming.