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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

all who has had charge of the army in thi
city for some months He leaves to-day TO
| Olitosn, where he assumes charge of III,
Salvation Army in that town.
One of the best meetings held for somt
tine in the Y. NJ. [. 4. room WAS held Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock and was conduct I'd
by Mr.. W. W. Morgan.
The city school committee meets this after
noon.
4 couple Of Gardiner chaps. rather the
worse for liquor. met with a serious accident
near L"uden hill in Hsllowell SUNDAY even
ing The horse became unmsnsgeahle am,
overturned the wsgon, badly demolishing the
top and side. The occupants Of the team
escaped unirjured.
| Widos Drake and her son, who for the
past two years have resided in Rsrdolph. are
nov moving back 10 the old home farm At
1 Searle's corner.
The new tribe of Red Men in this city will
initiate twenty palefaces at the first regular
meeting this evening.
The little child of Reuben Marston of
Randolph died quite suddenly Sunday nigh,
The child had been quite sick for some
time, but was thought to be improving The
funeral takes place today at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. William keene OF the firm Of Preble
heene has altered his plans relating 10
trip west, and has concluded TO postpone /,
| until later in he season.
The Richmond Band will be the guests OF
our band at their fair rex Wednesday even
Iug, and will assis, in the following program
Overture. "r,c B'idai Rose" La,alhs
Ri,hnund Hand.
NJ Il H. Hall.
The pra'on'' tonfes;ion, Emerson
sereuaLe for Baritone. Lu.comb
III hmond Band.
The Debating so,iep, Clarls
pcuneit.
INTLRMtSsIoN.
Comet solo Selected
Mr Il H. Hall
Naules in the Caiae"mbs, Aldrich
Ma1uiha. "u.be." Iaarrnde.u
Richmoud BAND.
I'll" "Eub, plaled, baRicy |
Bennett,
Spanish Iacro Albia,e
Richmou BAND
+. W. Carr of Bangor. General Supcrin- |
tendrnt of the American Express COmpsn, |
was IN the clty Yesterday on a business trip. |
some person hunting or firing at mar.
on HYDE Park svenu came near sevSrel, |
injurtug Mrs Geo. Freeman Sunday fore.
uoou Mrs Ere, ma. resides near the grove
and was seated AT the window when spent
bullet crashed through the window, passed
but an inch or two from the lady and buried
itself in the opposite wall Such careIes,nc.s
ought to be remedied before irreparable in
jury is done.
Miss Charlotte Berry entertained her
friends at donkey party given last evening
IN honor of her birthday at the residence of
Capt, Arthur Berry on Dfesien avenue
About fifteen couple were present many of
them coming from Augusta to attend the
party. which was very pleasant the donkey
feature producing much merriment Re
freshments were served and prizes awarded
to those coming the nearest to aud the farth-
est from the proper place for the donkc,s
tail.
Chas + Trask left Yesterday for nostop
where he will purchase a car load of horses
The hborers at work excava,iny the un
derpinning to Rogers block struck "A la,er
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
RICHMOND.

The following we're the heavy taxpayers
Son, s2707.O5. T. j. Southard sl5l o.,
c. RI Southari 100, Mrs. Jane J. Southard
sl93 a. J. II. Stuart sl3l96, W. II.
Stuart 1884 o., II. Springer slj5G2, G. II
Theobald s530.l 10. ]. o. Woo1uorth sl35,
6s. s. OIiOrne sl65.9j. II. Smith slil.G4
A. d. Alexander sl22 50, Heirs of IIarrle
Boynton 1928 II, Mrs Hy ram Cooper sl09
l2 j 5 Chapman sl30. Clark 4 Mildken
s255.T3,S S. B. Dlnsmore sl45.9G,C. B.Fosri
500 A, J. NJ. Eisgar. s99T.07, Mrs
Sarah Hs9ar, sss2,49, c. Houdlette
1859 7. Houilette sll4os, ]. T. How
ard, s3OI.ll, W. T. Hall, el9T.l2. A
Libby, sl3l "a. Eliza Mustard. sl,jji 90
L. E. Marble sl0i % / J Preble. sl33 30
II. Randall, SI4497. Thomas Maxwell
sl33 20. Non residents, Mrs. Sally Brown
$3.50 "a, Haynes & De Witt leo Co s3l3 g.
+ d. Haley Ice Co. 1896 t3. knickerbocke
Ice Co. si35 "a, Kennebec Ice Co. slzi. b
W & II. Z. Mor.e Ice Co. s45s 32, Cha.
Russell .ce Co slG0 20
Levi Long has commenced building boats
a part of which will bV used in the work OF
the river and part by private parties.
ne Hr-t lOt OF sCEclnrYt came up W.
river sunday afternoon 10 tow Of the Adelia
/ four three masters. One is already loadinI
I AZ RUSSELL. village houses.
! Clark 4 Miiliken'. saw nil. vail start NJ
/ sorae tine IN April. Workmen commence
Monday putting things IN order abou, 'b
I mill for business
". Z. Morgan & Co.'S pay roll for la,
week was about twelve hundred doilsrs in
steal of fifteen hundred as reported
Mrs. A L. Small gave a very plessar
pfoare ssise eachre party Saturday evening
Rev. W c. stles's sunday morning sci
ROD was on DR.. Jekyll ard Mr. Hyde ar
va, delivered in HI. usual mssierly naLne'
DR.. c. " Price has been appointed med
cal examiner for the order of the Iron Hal
The dance at the town hall drew abOl
thirty couple Saturday night.
The~Cstholics are arranging for pover'
bail to BE- given Easter Monday. May niyi
the Ibdependen Mt Hose Company are srrani
! ing for a grand ball at Merrymeeting hall.
Mr.. Fred Connor is confined to bis houi
by sickness.
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AMERICAN TEXTILE FABRICS.
Their Yalus to be Enhanced by Increased
lntalis nee
Among the Workmen.-Propose En-
dowment OF a School Of Weaving,
DYeing. etc.

PATTERSON, y. J., March %.
Leading textile uanufaeturer, Of the
country, representing millions of dollars,
have taken steps to eniow a school in Ills
country where designing, weaving, dyeing
and furnishing may be laugh: as in the b, >.
foreign schools 10 which Americans are not
admitted. The object is .hree-foid; to ele-
yate character. improve the style Of American
fabrics and render domestic manufac u-ers
independent of European art and skill in pro
tuction, of high grade goods and emancipate
American industies in this department from
despoiism of trade unions. which 10 not
allow more than one apprentice 10 a certain
number of ~eavers. preliminary meeting
will be held at the oftce Of the SILK A-so-
citation of America, April 9Th, for the pur-
pose Of taking necessary steps 10 complete
the organization. Negotiations have already
been made with the best qualified teachers
from abroad TO assume charge over the
various departments. The po-sessor Of the
secret of the celebrated Francillon dyes,
Jules Francillon, has been secured.
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MAINE MATTERS.

Moses Furte1's farm buildings in Canaan
burned Sunday night. Loss, 5000; insur-
ance $1,000.
Mayor Melcher Of Portland. Monday, ap-
pointed W. IL. Green city marshal in place
of Marshal Hawkes., resigned. Mr.. Green
was representative in the last legislature.
Saturday las. a West Pennington fellow
bv the name of Avery got superbly full,
tr;,d tn nick un a row, and not succeeding
de6ed the officers. They pursued and hs
ran. To avoid them he swan the Sandy
river amid blocks of floating ice, but VA
finally captured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

Wong Ny is an inoffen.ive Chinsmsn who
works at Sam Sings laundry lie wears
American garments and speaks and write.
excellent English Yesterday. while he was
calling upon his fellow countrymsn. Hop
Lung, when Daniel Leclare entered. The
two had a spirited discussion relative TO some
washing which ended in Ieclares breaking
two of Worgs teeth cutting an ugly cash
below his nose and otherwise disiiguring his
countensnce. Leclare has been arrested and
will be tried in the municipal court at four
this afternoon.
The State valuation commission organizes
in the Senate Chamber at the State House at
10 O'Clock this morning, and j +. Ilamor of
W Eden, ID. II Ii graham of Rockland, r.
$. Partridge of N. Whi,efeli, + A. Simp-
son of Carmel and L. W. Woodbury. of b ,thel
arrived yesterday. The commission will
choose n secretary and messenger and each
member will probably select private clerk.
Mr. W j. Sn it'll of L,chfielj, the popular
messenger of the last House, is the only
candidate for similar position with the
commission If Hon. Nicholas Fesseadon of
Fort Fairfield will accept the secretaryship,
it will probably be given him. James A.
Plaice of Berwick is also candidate.
A case of much interest to Waterville par
ties was tried in the Probate Court yester-
day. Somdssix weeks ago, on the applica
ton of s. b. Trafton, l., u. Carver, Esq,
was appointed guardian of six-year-old boy
named Fred +. Wood, whose property con
sisted of wool lot worth about 81 900 left
by his mother some four years ago. Eben
Wood, the boys father, prayed that rs he
was the natural protector of his son he
might also be reinstated as his actual guar
dian. In his behalf were g. Martin Blaisdell
Geo, Balentne, NJ. V. b, Guptil, |. l..
Kicker, Hattie Kicker aud G. Wood A
large Wa,ervile delegation, among whom
were o1-Sherif McFa1len, s. b. Traf;on.
Will IN El~arIs, Joseph Percival, l.. A.
Towers, Horace Cousens, Chester Brown,
Chas. Thafter, G. W. Gilman and Charles
+. Frost appeared against the change,
claiming that the boy = father had misusel
his property and Judge Webster refused to
giant the request.
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DAMAGED THE IRON TRADE
Perilous Condition OF the Reading Iron
Works.

PuILApELFnIA, March %.
The Reading Iron Works failure is one OF
the worst that ever occurred IN tue IRON
trade for wears. The concern Is in deeid-
edly periIous condinon. Among the iron
men the opinion prevail. that unless prompt
action is taken, the creditors will get little or
nothing. The concern has been very extrav-
agantly managed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the NEXT a
HouHA

WAR DEPAkrnEsr.
Offce Of the Chief i7nal Officer.
WAsHIsGTos. March 2G, LAM
For Maine ; Cooler, followed Tuesday af-
ternoon by slowly rising temperature, north
eriy winds. Cautionary signals displayed on
the Atlantic coast from the Boston section 10
Sandy Hook
Meteorological Report.
Mar. IS. l.ss, 500 PM.
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CAUGHT IN THE RAPIDS.
Fate OF Sailing Party on New York
River.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, March 25.
Rev. Mr.. Brown. of North River, Warren
county, took a sail today on the upper Hud-
son river at that place, with his wife and
her mother, Mrs. Mcclellan. Losing con
troll of the boat she whrled through the
RAPIDS and capsized Mr. and Mrs. Brown
saved themselves and Mrs. Mcclellan was
drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

The first meeting of full b oard Commits
sioners for Enlargement of Capitol was held
at the Governors room at thu State House
yesterday afternoon an a permanent organ
ization effected Gov. BurleiIh was el scted
chairman by acclamation, and c. S Illch-
horn, secretary. Both afternoon and evening
meetings were holden and many preliminary
matters discussed. At late hour the meet
ing adjourned to Wednesday, April Sd, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. Architects and all citizens
interested who desire to be heard as to en-
largement of the Capitol, are invited to meet
such plans and make such suggestions as
they may desire
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DABBLED IN MINING STOCKS
And now His Employers are Having
Experts Examine His Books.

DErRair, Mich, March %.
A special from Hancock, Mich, saws
Experts sent here BY tie Standard OIL Co.
have been at work on the looks OF Martin Il.
Goldsworthy, manager Of the company for
Lake Superior region. They discovered a
shortage in his accounts Of $40 600 Or more
Golis~orthy became frightened last We'd
nesisy and took ths train for Toro8to, where
he now is. Golt.wor;hy is an Old resident
and held in high esteem. He has for the
past two years been dabbling IN mining
stocks. The recent heavy decline carried
him under, His bondsmsn are liable 10 the
extent Of many thousands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

James J 5nes of Augusta was arrested for
drunkenness yesterday. In the police court
Jones elaine a that had not drunk drop tor
often afflicted with the blind s,agsers, during
period Of which be was arrested He was
released during good behavior
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wHISKEY AND WATER


EAST HAMPTON. Mass March 25.
Mary Londergan aged 65, was found dead
on the edge of Williston pond last night with
her head partly in the water. She was last
seen at s p. NJ. Saturday. Beside the body
was a nearly empty pint whisksy bottle She
had IS on leaving home Saturday, which was
all gone. death by accident was the ver-
dict of the medical examiner.
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POOR coLLIERY WORKERS
Thrown Out OF Employment While in
Destitute Circumstances.


PHILADELPHIA, March %.
A special to the Press says that the an
nouncements posted today at all colieries in
Plttston region, nclu ling those of the Penn
sylvana Coal Co, Lehgh Valley Coal Co.
and smaller compa Die. aud individual oper-
ators in notifying their men of a suspension
of six weeks duration, is a terrible blow to
the men. who TO months have been on very
short time and are now ia very poor con
dition About 1000 men and boys are af-
fected by this suspension.
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HE SPUN COLLEGE YARNS
And Extracted Money from his Dupes


CHICAGo, March 25.
Gustave Wei and, alas Theodore Hil1er-
fort, was held for trial in the criminal court
today for an extensive scheme of swindling
He elaine to be Yale tutor to some and
to others a teacher in the Boston school of
Technology, He supported these statements
with letters and plausible "reminiscences of
college life and college dignitaries.
Among his known victims are five promi-
nent business men who Clipped in from $50
t. $50 each for Weiland.
II borrowed the money" testified VIE
land. land went to school at the Boston In
stitute of Technology. | afterward taught
private pupils in New Haven. was never
a tltUr in Yale. came west a couple of
years ago for my health.
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Keeping Office Seekers at Bay.

Secretary Blaine is more overrun with
visitors than any other member of The csbi-
t, and il needs all of Walker Blaine's help
to keep his father from being swamped with
letters and visitors Usually the State De
partment Is about the slowest. LATEST snd
most leisurely of all the executive depart
ments, but now the people there are pretty
busy getting the samoan affair straightened
out so that when Mr.. Phelps, Mr.. kasson
and Mr.. Bates leaves for Berlin, they will
have a complete mass of information bearing
on the Samoan question.
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Landlord Milliken says that the heater
piece" near the Augusta House doesn't be-
long to the city and if it is wanted for ward
room it must be bought The stake showing
the limit of the Augusta House property has
been buried but new boundaries were pu, up
yesterday showing that the piece includes the
bend in the road leading from Western ave
nue. southerly 10 State street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

Last week my throat was 50
sore l feared Diphtheria. Used
Browns Instant Relief" as a
gargle and the soreness rapidly
disappeared l can recommend
it to all.
A. J. MARBLE.
Dixfeld, April Is, 1888.
Your money refunded II II fails 70 benent you
when used strictly directed on inslde wrapper
you take no risk In trying H..
SaSoid by all dealers. decsd4mtope0lfu
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Urged Upon the Consideration OF
French Officials.

PARIS, March %.
depntation has urged irtmier T,rlrd
and Spuller, minister OF foreign AFFAIRS. 10
deal -ijh questions Of naturalization and the
banks OF ewfoundlsnd during the fishing
season. The depuiatioh suggested tnst the
matter be considered jointly with regulations
for the prevention of collisions at sea. in
regart; u which The American government.
in 1855. proposed TO eu.er an International
conference. Spuiler promised that ne
would communicate with the countries In
terested.
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CITIZENS TICKET WINS
At the rigsest Town Meeting Ever
Held in Waldoboro
WALponoRo, March 2!

NALDoRoRo, March 70.
At the largest town meeting ever held in
Wa'Iubo-o The following town officers were
81 r-ai ,oll. on a citizeu's ticket Modor-
atur Goo. Bl-t, selectmen. George Bliss,
Alden Il. Au.tin, Edward Levensaler
.>.,ssars, A bert + Howard, Wilbur
i'rher. Hector l.. Castner; treasurer.
David A. Pnl.ifer; supervisor OF schools.
j. True Saub3rn; auditor, Lincoln Il. Ken
urdv The democrats made separate nom
iuation pp1 put forward j. X Willit as
ts.ir best man tur moderator and chairman
of -,iec:moa against Mr.. Bliss, but met
auth An em ,iia defeat.
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KEwrEBECS" BOILER
TIE Largest Ever Constructed In the
State.
Barn, March 25.

BARN, March 25.
Next Saturday it is proposed to put on
board the new steamer kennebec her new
boiler which is 'arly completed. This one
niece of the steamers machinery weighs
nearly seventy tons and has the distinction
of being the largest boiler ever made in the
State. It is great four furnace affair ami
looks amply able to supply the steam which
will be required by tn. great five foot cyiin-
der. which is TO transmit the motive power OF
the boat.
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THE JESUIT LIBEL SUITS.
The Toronto Mail is to Employ Paris
ian Lawyers to Cross Question the
Jesuits


1DkONTO, OHI., MafCG %.
The Mail Printing Company has arranged
to send a commissioner TO France and Bel
GUM for the purpose Of arranging with
prominent statesmen there to come TO Mon
trt al and give evidence in the libel suits Of
the Jesuits against the Mail, touching the
operations of the Jesuit society in those
countries. A distinguished i'aris advocate
will be engaged to assist the counsel of the
Mail in preparing interrogatOries to be put al
the trial to the heads of the Jesuit order
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AN INSANE RIDER
The Horse Afterwards Found but
the Man is Missing.
NoRwALK, CT, March %.

Frank Sherwood, Wes.port young man
went insane a short time ago and was cared
for By relatives. He became violently in
sane this afternoon and leaping on spirited
horse started at breskneck speed through the
village into the suburbs. The horse was
was found this evening several miles from
Westport but the rider is missing.
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A Big Controlling Interest Purchased.

Sr. LouIs, Mo-. March 25.
information from Florence, Ala, says the
controlling interest In the Tennessee Coal
Iron and Railway Co. was sold to Abrams
Hewitt, Edsard Cooper. Mr. Murphy and
others of New York City. The Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railway Co. is the largest
and wealthiest corporation doing business in
the South.
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NO GATES AT CROSSING
A Team with Two Men Struck by a
Connecticut Train.


NFRIpGS. March 25-
owen McGoldrich, az % ard ms SON.
aged 20. was instantly killed by the
train at the Cooper ST. crossing on,S"l'
There are no gates at the crossing ~oieu =
so situated that teams cannot see the tram
until almost on the track. The engine shuch
the blackboard on which the men were lia
ing, and threw them 80 feet in the ar, ut
horse escaping unirjured: f" prooAoi'
tb.t gates will be supplied for the crossing.
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Dont-if dealer offers you a bottle Of
Salvation OIL in mutilated or defaced pack
age,-don't buy i, at any price, 1t may be .
dangerous and worthless counterfeit. Insist
upen getting a perfect, unbroken, genuine
package.
Free Of charge. Your druggist will re-
fund your money IL DIR. BulIs Cough Syrup
does not give you satisfaction and cure your
copgh. Price Is cenfs. -5
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Well. If there's going to be so much
trouble in dI-posrng Of thu English mission,
ald 1t President Harrison really wants n few
sugge stipn- ns to The proper party to send
over there. We don't minI giving him "A quiet
tip The man of all mon to holt that Job
dosn is no other than Buffalo Bli: or may
be John l.. sullivan woull do The Press
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PREPARING FOR COURT.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. !

WATERvILLr, March %.
The virgin city of the keEnebec is now
p'u-'i-r r.rsr'f on the holding of two terms
ot rhr superior court within its precincts.
The fir-t torn comes in June and the extra
term in No,em'er.
Itv'll he remembered that one of the CON
ditons OF holding a term of court in Water
,lite Is tnlt or or before the first day of
May there shall have been provided by this
CITY. nee uf spense, suitable quarters for
rhe holdiug oi e urt. The county commits
s,ontrs we're here saturday looking after the
matter. II is drcided for the present TO fit
No for the court, rooms in city ball.
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season If possible. Many Of the grass
| fields, especially those rich in clover, have
suffered from the frost. and will have TO be
plowed and reseeded The warm winter
has made great saving in hay. il not in
grain, and many will carry over a surplus
10 next years sceount. L.
FAIsFislp, March IS.
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New Pos.masters for Maine.

The postmaster general appointed the fol
lowing p1stmas,ers for Maine; E. W.
sprague, Sprague Mills; A. W. Bartlett,
Union Alonzo Purinkton. West Bowdoin
5. T. Megguir, West Poland.
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INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT
OF Chess Players From All Over tho
World.

NV 7 DKh, NIHlClI 90
The Sixth American Congress and inter
national tournament began this afternoon in
the hall of the Union Square bank building
The players number 20 and represent Ger
many, Russia England, Poland and Amer
lea. Each contestant will play two games
18th every other player. The prizes are
$1,000 to the winner, $50 to the second
5000 to the third, $500 to the fourth, $500
to the fifth, $500 to the sixth and $500 to the
seventh.
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A TRUST IN ICE
Formed in Cleve and Owing to the
Scarcity in the Crop.
CLEVELAND. March 25.

CLEvELAxp. March 25.
The large ice companies doing business in
Cleveland formed a trust and decided to ad-
vance prices about 30 per cent over last
years figures. A scarcity of ice is response
BILE for the trust. Sandusky wholesale mer-
chants have advanced prices SO per cent
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To Edit Harper's Bazaar.

NEW YORK. March 25.
Mrs. Margaret E Sangs,er has accepted
the offer of Harper Bros. as editor of Har-
ner's Bazaar. Mrs. Sangster has been for
several years past mistress of Harpers
yonng Peop!e aud associated in other ways
with Harpers publications She is q writer
of graceful verses and q vell-known con-
tributor to the religious press
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clevelands Party Visits Santa Rosa.

HAVANA hdlCH 10
Ex-pre.ident Cleveland and party were
visited By the superintendent Of tae treasury
and director general Of the marine. Tne
tourists sailed yestsrday for the santa Rosa
estate belonging 10 Senor Mier and are ex-
pected to return to thi. city today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26

+ c. Stevens, Esq received a telegram
yesterday stating that Hon. W. II, Bigelow
of this city has been appointed to the position
of Superintendent Of the New England Rail-
way mail service, which he filled with such
success under the administration of President
Arthur.