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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11
MAINE PERSONALS.

Mr.. james T. Baxter's paper on Early
Voyages to America" read before the Rhode
Island Historical Society. has been published
in pamphlet form by the society.
A Bangor dispatch reports that Z. NJ Her
sew. ESQ, of that city has made At least
sl5O 900 clear out of fortunate mining in
vestmeut in Montana. An English syndicate
10 said to have bought the property
Hon. Charles Lauehson, formerly Of Ban
sor and now Lieutenant Governor Of WASH
ineton, has had considerable experience in
the line of statesuanship. He vas once
Lieutenant Governor Of Nevada also.
Patrick Foley Of Gorham, was kicked BY
his horse few days since and his jaw broken.
He ~as taken to the Maine General Hospital
for treatment. Drs. Stone and Lincoln at
tended him while he remsined in Gorham.
Ex-Gov. Robie and wife are expected to
return home from their California tour some
time the present week. During his absence
the Ex-Governor has made several speeches
In the Western States, that the western pa
pers speak very highly Of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11
THE BNATION'S 'SCAPITAL.
furpie has Anything but Soil
Words for Trusts.
PfeIiSieas Of SelateR ChaldArs Federal
Election Bill.


WAsAIsGIoN, Dec. l0,-In the senate Mr.
Merrill from the Finance Committee report
ed back adversely the bill to provide for the
organisation Of national banks with less
capital than $50 900 and IL vas inde6
nitely postponed.
| Among the bills introduced and referred
sas one by Mr.. Chandler Of New Hamp-
shire to amend the laws relative to the elec
tive franchise and one BY Mr.. Gray Of Del.
aware for the relief Of the juLior officers oi
| the navy.
A resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Tsrpie Of Indiana ~ to tsusts were taken up
and Mr.. TuYpie proceeded to sddress the
Senate upon it. He said trusts we're the si-
gantic sin of this age and generation.
They we're an iniquitous system that ho D.
eycombed the whole world Of domestic COM
merce with fraud, falsehood. suspicion, dis
trust and impurity.
At the close Of Mr.. Turpie's speech the
bill for celebrating the 400th snniverssy of
the discovery of America by holding An in
ternatiouAl exposition in the city Of New
York, was introduced by Mr.. Evarts and
read the first and second time
The program for ceremonies in the House
tomorrow in commemofation Of the hun
dredth anniversary Of the Inauguration Of
George Washington. was presented and
adopted.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of executive business and at 80
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed the
following nominations K. p. Porter. super
intendent of the census; lie sis NJ. Gron
commissioner Of the general land Office; w.
N. Stone, assistant commissioner; James
N. Townsend. recorder of the general land
Offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11
caURCa AND SOCIETY.

Il 10 expected that . new Universaiisf
church will be erected at East Eddington
before long, - . good sum has been SUD
scribed for such an sdi6ce. The matter OF
obtaining site 10 now under considersnon-
II the necessary arrangements can be made
work will be begun in the sprihg.
The late ST. Dominic's Bazaar At Portland.
melted the handsome sum Of ell.7so. Very
Rev. Father Murphy, from bis pulpit Sunday
after thanking his congregation TOR their
effort in making it such . grand success,
thanked also his nom Catholic fellow cifisens.
for we're it not for their generosity Il would
fall far short Of that amount.
The committee in charge Of the arrange
menta for the new 7. NJ. c. A. building in
Bangor has sent Letters to architects In bos-
ton and Albany, n. Y. for plans, and thoes
requested are now engaged 10 tnas sofk
M. ". E. Mansur Of Bangor will also sab
NIT plans. The agreement 10 70 have 'ne
plsns ready for inspection and to BE- sub
mitsed to The committee BY JAM 10.
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HALLOWEL.L.

NJ. p. NJ Jones returned to Castsna,
Iowa Monday night.
Mrs. John Hobbs returned home from
Wis asset yesterday.
Mrs. Capt. Kimbsll, widow Of the late
CAPTAIN Samuel W. Kimbail. has closed her
hou.s on Chestnut street and removed to
Augusta, ~here she will remsin With her
sister this winter
Mr. Cnarie. kilbresh received notice while
attending service at the Baptist church Sun
day morning. that his father, Mr. Sullivan
Kilbre.h vho lives in Manchester, bad suf-
ferrd stroke Of par 'lysis and vas danger
ou.ly i'll. Mr. kilbreih 10 an elderly gentle
mar Of IL years
Caps. Charles Wells, whose steamer phys
in Chinese and japanese waters, recently
rescue. six Chinamen from drowning The
fervsncy With which they dropped on theiI
knees npon the deck and gave thanks foi
their safety, vas evidence enough that even
of sincerity which 10 too often lacking in
other religions
The W. c. T U. will meet with Ars. L
E. Cisry on Central street this afternoon d
5.30. Full attendance asked.
Ayouns nan lost bis glasses while taking I
! coast down Central Hill Saturday evening
After nearly two hourr Of fruitless search B,
. volunteer PARTY with la1tefns. genslsnsa
Who vas snriousiy Watching the iights now
to and fro like vlll-o' '-she-wisps, stepped owe
, from the station and asked Of one Of th'
! eesrchers what vas lost He vss bold
lacked down sraschingiy upon he ofound
, suddeuly stopped and lifted aloft ~ losl
io.e ~ sh.enf And niaeiu9, And euch !
iuck. Ths youns ash VII psosaoly nego
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11

The Portland Company have received an
order for four new locomotives from the
Maine Central, for the Mountain division.
1t 10 reported that the Portland Horse
Railroad Company will soon take the store
now occupied by c. H. Guppy 4 Co., corner
of Preble and Congress streets and Ira F.
Clark, the clothier, will take the old office
for enlargement of his store.
Some railroad men have been examining
the land from the Portland Ogdensburg
railroad to the western side of Little Sebago
pond toward Mechanic Falls. They did not
proclaim their business, but from other
sources it is gathered that it mesns the
extension of the Rumford railroad.
Parties who have just returned from =
view of the route from the Mountain Divis-
ion of the Maine Central to connect with the
Rumford railroad, fnd An easy route via
Poland Springs, and there is little doubt but
that the Maine Central Railroad will have
trains running over it by January l, 1890.
Workmen are building a new platform At
the NJ. C. r. X station at Steele Falls. 1t
10 about ten inches lower than the old one
with roof covering il IS feet 90 the east
end and 75 feet on the west end of the depot.
The covering is quite ornamental and will
add much to the comfor' and beauty Of this
station.
The Old Town Street Railway Company
held meeting Thursdsy, at the rooms OF the
Eastern Trust and Baking Company in
Bangor and perfected their organization.
The following officers were elected: Pres,
Hon W. T. Pierson; Sec. and Treas, }.
Weymouth; Directors. J. L. Smith. A. c.
Brown, W. T. Pierson.
The regular meeting Of the Fruit and Pro-
duce Exchange was held at Portland Satur-
day afternoon. Complaints were made that
fruit had been frozen on some of the rail
roads, and after some discussion on this mat
ter it was voted to instruct the committee on
transportation to consult with the different
roads ard make arrangements for warm cars
twice or three times week.
The Boston and Maine Railroad Relief
Association was organized in 1885 for the
purpose of relieving sick and disabled mem
bers, who are for the most part employed in
the operating department of the Boston Z
Maine system. Since its organization there
has been paid sl7 900 to relieve sick and dis
abled members, and S34 900 has been paid to
surviving relatives Of deceased members.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
llsRllIa's Laldahk Desire 10 Emulate
United States.
Browning Ill-Paris Alarmed By au In
iiaensa Epidemic.

SSpxEr. Dec, i0.--Sir Henry Parkss,
premier and colonial secretary, 10 followias
up his proposition for . federation Of the
Australian colonies somewhat ~ he sugrsss-
I'd. upon the model Of the Dominion Of Can.
ada. This scheme grew directly out pf .
prope sition for the formation Of the Austral-
ian army and alma especially TO overcome
many sross evils Of missovernmeut which
ssem inseparable from the present system.
The conservative element spprehcnds
II once the colonists undertake TO organ
iss u general colonial government. they
may not land In the submissive hole held
BY Canada, but will desire to emulate the
United States. Sir Henry sussssts the abol.
ition Of oil border duties, and absolute free
trade between the colonies be guaranteed.
II II be necessary by the special iatercolonial
treaties, and uniform marriage laws to pro-
'ect the family from cxiles divorce A. seen
In the United States, and = uniform railway
gauge for the whole country, aud he propos-
70 Albury. New South Wales, M capital
Of the confederation.
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siAfe for . section Of the Atlantic cable and
ne them on when be goes cuas6Ag aDfA-
The Rev. r. Aldaf 1emple. Ae9 Wsgshy
Patriarch Of the Nasional Divisioa, O. - T.,
Of North America. talked last evsaing haAs
Methodist church in ~ interests - - 6sas
Of Temperance
The Y. W. c. r U. gives Q sociable in the
Baptist vesssy nexs Friday evening.
Nature cane 10 the rescue Of pedestrians.
and the sloash Of despond that existed b.
tween the post once and Jevelrs hair-dress-
ing rooms vas bFidged over By the lass freess.
The Resissef announces holiday NUMBER
for the issues Of DeeembGs l4th ssd 2lss-
Gen. Thomas Hubbard Of New York IL
expected in the city this week. He viii taks
his aged mother home With him.
The electric hshss showed up the fog in
hne style Monday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11
LADIES ApEp5s9{EESss

10 Your owa Dy-tues - Ho0ss
They viii dye sseryshins. They are sosi 49,,
vAera Frcs sOe- pseksss Tsey rasSS@
Tor Strength Brightoese- Auscant N
q fcx Rasercfs Ct C,ss-. 80 rcr-ssdts< las1I ~
fhay de 90 c1esk or su..g-. .s sois'r- sas
QAas Z. Pzx1Hidap. cr. @. k1nman. .S0s
O..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11

SE~ foHH. Dec. 10
flour. ..hecsipts, yo.5s5 yacksxes; exports. eot9
barrels, sales iS.sol Repeat quotations including
CITY MILL extra. ~ 2sasi 70, patent, - aes
% 10; supernDe. " 1oas2 7s. extra No. 2.
~ 5Dae3 d; winter wheat low grade. " aSsox 6i
Minnesots extra. " soass Do. Southern soss
dull: Rye -four hfm.
waxAI--Receipt., 800. exports. .o7.su, saiss
s4.0Oo. nrmer, No spring nominal. =;
80 rsd 81 No. red. sias,t elevator, ostaseli fee
ssisssI delivered. No. hard. sssSi. he
northern, xisyI
RyE--hrm
bAKLsr nominal
CoKs-.RrcsIp,s. u so. snport.. s,ess. ssies. ~
sor. and elevator. t3Jssa3 delivered.
Receipts, bi 900; expofts. 10, s~ies. ~
900. Arm No ., 70 10 white a0aU. 10 TAB
DO white. Sils5i. No. 1, 90, do white. y;
Mixed Western. <7sD, white DO. zsaS.
COvyyE.-fAIr: Kio, fair, iSi
suoAE-ksw nrm. refined hrm. dsmaDd -
lower, crushed siasi; extra srushed. Gasl. white
extra crushed, s1ast; cut loaf. "; sranulaisd.
PErHOfEUn.- quiet. steady. Iozt
PoKE.- Arm.
BEgg.- hrm. = -
LAnD-- weak, wsstern steam. ~ Bles ~.
CLOSING u B city steam, % ~. renssd faif;
eontIne nt o. AsaS Vi, 3. A. "a is.
Bsrrgg = firm westsfn dairy -
10; do creamery, ;taz7A
firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11
New Committees.

The republican senatorial caucus this
afternoon adopted the report of Platts COM
mttee upon the reorganization Of committees.
The new committees are - follows, with
republican membership:
On immigration (standing) chandler,
Hale. Evarts, Squire, Pettigrew.
Ouadro Centennial celebration Of the dis
covery of America (special)-Hiscock. Sher-
man. Ingalls,. Cameron, Hawley. Farwell.
Stanford, Wilson of Iowa.
Indian depredations Especial Moody,
Paddock. Chandler, Allen.
To provide places for the new senators the
caucus committee had vacancies on several
committees and several designations were
secured. among them Frye from organza-
ton, conduct and expenditures of the execu
tive departments. The membership Of the
several committees was increased, none Of
the more important committees being
changed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11

Dsoomss an Epidsmio In the EreuoA
Capital.

PAnis, Dec. l0.-lntiue nrs or grippe 10
extending widely tn roushout tho city. One
hundred aud thirty employees OF the Central
Telegraph once are nov III with II. There
10 great deal Of public alarm about 1t. and
much inquiry and even some smsll degree Of
panic 10 due to the notions Of its possibly
being . forsrunner of greater evils, The
oficial medical report touches especially the
case Of the large number of cmpioyes Of
Magasin Du Lonorc who have been taken
sick. and says that none Of the cases are
severe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-11

PRECEDENT INTERVIEWED.
Was Willing to Converse with Report
ere but Could b Mum When He
Chose.

PIrTsBURs, Dec. l0.-A special train
bearing President Harrison and party from
Chicago to Washington arrived in Pittsburg
at IS tonight. At 7.lS the train left for
Washington. While as the depot President
Harrison c0nversed with reporters on general
topics. With regard to his choice for the
location of the Worlds fair he was mum,
but with reference to the propriety of the
G. A. X. participating at the funeral of JEFF
ferson Davis. the President remarked: You
must excuse me. The G. A. X. must regu-
late their own conduct"
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ing that you'd add to friends pleasure While his
guests. He vas alvss held in high esteem By
all Who we're scquainted With him and ADong
the kennebsc icemen Is be especially honofed.
- IL vAs from him that they obtained their
afss knos ledge Of the business. and % him
are they largely indebted for their ssecess.
40 testim0oisI Of their esseem they ase nos
coasiferins the securing Of funds sufficient
70 bring his remains, which nov lie in the
receiving tomb At New York, 70 this city for
interment beside those Of bis wife.
Mr.. Chesseman came to his death in
the Esston Hotel, on the corner Of
Whitehall and South streets. Nss York. on
"Wednesday evening ss . o'clock. He had
Just completed his supper and vas aboss 70
move from the table when he fell inse nsible,
and expired before medical aid could be se-
cured. He leaves one son. Henry G. Cheese-
man Of Farmingdaie. Who is the only sufv.v-
ing member Of the family
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THAT FATED CITY.
Phn6 in jehnstoIn's 0pera
1lddens the Crowd,
Ii b u ftRnlh Run n PeR,eaS
IN Killel.


Jonxsrowx, Pa. Dec. I0.--Dusins the
Performance Of Uncle Tomt Cabin It the
Open Hoase. tonight. The cry Of Ars was
raised, resulting In . terrible rash for life
down he narrow stairs. Tea psrsens were
instantly killed and Is injured, soms ssri-
oasly. Ii vas found necessary 70 turn .
stream Of water on the crowd from the lire
engine standing near. before the deed and
wounded cosid b taken out. People rushed
from the outside up the nasrow staiss, and
we're crushed BY the crowd forcing Ms way
70 the street.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon WIN. r. Whitehouse Justice
Presiding.
G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. s. CHOArE. Clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, County Atty.
F. A. SMALL, Stenographer.

G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. s. CHoArE, Clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, County Atty.
F. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
State vs. Dorsn. This case vas given to
the Jury at ten O'Clock. While the Jury we're
out it was ascertained that DorAn had paid in
the municipal court = fine of $50 for the
offence charged, and therefore the finding of
the Indictment was an eiro-. The jury were
recalled at ~ O'CLOCK and discharged from
further consideration of the case, and q mol
pros was entered by the government
Harry Hopkins, on two liquor indictments,
pleaded aoio couteRdre and paid fine Of
Sl05 on each.
Fred B. Gould and Franklin Stevens, in
dcted for letting buildings to be used for the
illegal sale Of intoxicating liquors, paid the
costs of prosecution had the indictm ents were
mol pressed.
George Mansault pleaded noto eonfendre
to the charge of embezziement Of 963 from
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., and wss
sentenced to pay 4 fne of $50 or two months
in Jail. He has already been in jail two
months.
Joseph Dyer and Frank Mslcomb, charged
with the larceny of horse, sleigh, harness
aDu ropes, were Drought III Anu AIfAtgneu
To the indictments for larceny from Mr.
Rich of Pennington and Briggs Of Hsllowell
they pleaded guilty, and to the indictme ct
for larceny from the barn of Mr.. Tucker,
not guilty. F. E. Beane, E'q., appeared as
counsel for the respondents The judge
heard the statements Of the prisoners A. to
their history, and Of the officers Who made
the arrests. The prisoners were then sen
fenced TO two years in the State prison on the
Indictment for the larceny fron, Briggs and
one yesv on the Rich case.
John H. Stain vas arraigned and plead not
guilty to an indictment for perjury
| Daniel B. Rowe vas arrsigned for illegal
trans sportation Of liquor and plead not guilty.
Eliza Meady pleaded noto eonfendre to an
| indictment for msintsining liquor nuisan ce
and paid dne Of $50.
Demu-rers we're filed in the liquor cases Of
John Doran, Geo. Heath, L. j Cote, II. A,
| Wat. O. Kicker and John Carroll.
Nearly all Of the liquor cases have been
disposed Of in the manner indicated in the
reports.
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The company is Ane one and gave . sp,ea-
did programme, being ably assiseed By III
Hone orchestra.
Thomas Osnan uas up this nosniag 10
drunk. Two drunks we're run in - IL
Randolph side.
There viii BE- supper at he Universalsa
vestry Wednesday evening, Dec. llth. Ars.
HAyes, Ars. Cssts and Ars. Levis will e.
terrain. The same society will entertain The
children on Friday evening.
Mr. and Ars. Jas. D. White lsfs on sAs
morning train yesterday for Brunswick.
samuel Darling Of St. Stephens, N. B..
Who for the past month has been Waiting
his daughter Ars. JAs. d. White on Plsaaant
ST., left on the morning traia yesserday for
Boston. HE grandson Jas. i. white sccosA-
panied him.
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FEDERAL ELECTION BILL


The federal election bill introduced
by Senator Chandler. today, provides
that whenever in any congressional
district ten voters from each county
or ten voters from each voting pre-
cinct where the congressional district 10 one
county or less. shall make affidavit that they
believe the election to be unfair, il held by
State officers. and shall petition . United
States Circuit Court Judge to have the regis
tration of voters and election conducted by
United States off .ials, . court shall be
opened as now provided by law for the sp-
pointment of United States supervisors of
election, and said court shall appoint all the
necessary officers to carry out the prayer Of
the petitioners. The bill also specifies what
officers shall be appointed, with their duties
and the manner of holding election.
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ONE ENJOYS

A>S ~ ~ ~
Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, 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 50c
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 FIC syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO, ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. ..tw v0sS. Nv
nar2sdAwiy
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A MEMORIAL STRUCTURE
In Philadelphia Favored BY Governors
OF tho Thirteen Original States.

An adjourned meeting of the governors of
the original Is States was beld here today.
They adopted bill for presentation to Con-
gress, asking for an appropriation for the
erection in Philadelphia of . suitable me-
mortal structure commemorative of the
achievements of this nation during one hun
dred years of independence and constitutional
government. The bill provides for the pur-
chase Of land and the formation of COM
mission to erect . building.
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CiHcIxxAri, Dec. l0.-Richard d. Kyle
late vice PRECEDENT Of the Anderson Harris
Carriage Company. vas today arrested
charged with smbesslemsnt. A few wesks
ago be bad . rapture with the company, thu
embssslement was susRestsd and Kyle paid
the company 90. 900, and IL vas supposed
BY him that all CHARGE we're Withdrawn.
The books In the meantime wers examined,
and Il 10 now said that the amount Of his
embesslement 10 nearly e%0,O00. The
charge in the warrant 10 Oil 900. and va
embessisd between October lst and October
llsh. Kyle was given TO reckless and ex.
travagAnt habits Of living.
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Awaksns the Drowsy Town OF 0aiis.
bury. No.

ST. Louis. Dec. l0--A special to the
Post dispatch says the entire town Of Sal
isbury. Mo. were awakened at $50 this
morning by . terrific explosion In the Post
Once building, the interior Of the building
~ss nearly destroyed. the wall between the
Office and the Salisbury Bank, adjoining
wss shattered. Il 10 not known whether the
explosions was caused by . ksg Of powder
in one Of the stores In the building, or the
work Of burglars.
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VETERANS DIsPLnAsBD
BY Telegram Requesting Grand Asmy
at New orleaus to Honor Jsff Davis.

PITTsFIELD, Mass., Dec. i0.--The Grand
Army men Of this town are greatly displeased
at . Telegram sent by Gen. Morris Scha6, .
member Of Rockwell Post. to the commander
Of the Grand Army at New Orleans. request
ing the latter to participate In the funeral
obseQuies Of 1.-The Great Chief" The vetsr-
ans wish il understood they do not approve
Of this dispatch.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Washington, d. c.. Dec. l0-Pensions
have been granted to the following residents
of Maine -
Original, Edward +. Morse, Norway Hub
bard C. Grant, Athens; Benz. Webber. Cum
berland Mills; Abel A. Hibbard. New S sharon !;
Frank M. Adams, Morrill,; John C. Craig.
Dixmont Center; Thomas $. Wyman. Read,
field
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Inventions by Maine People.

The following patents have been granted :;
Edmund H. Graham. b Biddeford, loom; VIM.
II. Paine, Skowhegan, machine for printing
oilcloth colors; Chas. J. Higgins, Hallowell.
lantern; Thomas F Ham. Livermore Falls,
machine for removing bark from tree Sec
tions.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WestAss Indications Sos TIE Haxt n
AouxA
WA DEYAarnExr,
Once Of the Chief Signal On.cer
"AsHfseros. Dec. IL I 4. n.
For Maine; Rain. southvesserly winds;
warmer Wednesday, fair and colder rhurs-
day.
Storm signals displayed from Hssseras 70
EAssport