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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
Damage 10 Fruit.

| 10y TVITfT III 70 -" -
WILMINGTON, DgL.. July 30. The reports
AZ damage by last weeks storm IN SusseA
county. Del. and WicomicO and Worcester
tounties. Md, say the prospective peach
Yield ia Western Sussex VIII be reduced
hearly one half, while corn on tne low
lands i almost ruined. A Laurel dispatch
tells of farmers wading in water up 70
fbeir knees 10 pick peaches. PurnelPs
mill near Mowhill, Md, was washed away
1nd much damage done 70 railroads ana
IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31

Dryn PAEg. Mp, July 30. President Har-
, .ouwas given ana informal dinner Tonight
l,y "a Senator Davis. Covers were laid fOI
EIGHT persons. The guests were Cardinal
Gibbons. Secretary Window, Mr.. Half0rd,
Lieutenant Brown. OF the navy; ). Is.
Jlkius, aul Major Nicholas llill, OF Balti-
more Il WAS the first time the President
srl Cardinal have met. In regard 20 the
lUrr.d tau.pcring with the Presidents let
TO Iord.Aay0r Sexton. Of Dublin, no.
| hing has been heard outside of the news
taolr disnatch. If the facts are as stated
va explanation would be asked for through
The State Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
The Price of Brick Goes Up.
rRv taIegrsnh IN tina Disnatch. I

Chicago, July SO-One of the after-ef-
fects of the great storm of Saturday night
has been TO put up the price Of brick about
one dollar per thousand. Vast numbers
of fresh moulded and unburned brick
were melted down into heaps of mud 10y
the food. and the damage, it is said, will
run up into hundreds OF thousands Of dol
lars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
Waging War Upon Crooks.

DRNvER. Col. July 3O.-Colonel John
Adkins. editor Of the Mems. who has been
waping war upon the crooks of this city for
some time past, was assaulted last night
lust as he was leaving his Office for home
by the leader of the gang known as
"Soapy" Smith. Smith knocked him
down with loaded cane and otherwise Sc
yerely injured him before assistance came.
Smith was arrested and locked up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
The Proposed Trunk-Line Route.

CHATTANOOGA, July S0.-The committee
from the Board of Trade and Produce Ex-
change OF Chicago, with representatives of
the Chicago press, passed through the city
tonight IN route to Tampa, Fla, where
they q 10 look after the feasibility OF the
proposed South American steamship con-
neeiian. The plan proposed- aud which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
The Damage by the storms.
rRv t.iagr.,h ~ tha niap.t..h

LITTLE Rock. July 3O.-The damage by
the storm already heard from in johnson
county alone is over S500,O00 in houses,
fences. bridges. and lumber washed away.
At Dardanelle the river has risen ten feet
in four hours, and IS still rising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
Newspaper once Burned.
fRv talesrauh 20 The Dispatch. !

HASTINGS, NEB.. July S0.-The CARTE
Journal plant recently purchased by >; =
Rounds, Of Omaha, was burned yesteruay
The loss on the building was So:oVV Ia
insurance. $4,000. Other losses aggregate
a. 900. insured Tor AAnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31

ture alone, and in others numbers varying
from seven 70 twenty Ave. They also stated
that hundreds Of cattle we're dying in Ok
lahoma, and predicted there would not be
any live cattle imported into that country
from the states of Kansas and Nebraska in
two months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July $50. -Yirgiuis consos, 81 tid
d.. .O-iJ 81 ~ bid 90 b. o. ah8 Baltimore anu
Ohio -toc.. sIA9D. Northern Central. ~ bid
Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore lists. 99's
DO. 2is. 20 : asked: ia 3ds, .3a'H consolidated
- bonds. H. 4alI3: do. stock. itAai3i q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
Pentnnilad Ale and nc.G

There is great nutriment in this tonic.
Persons Of weak digestion should try II. II
i highly praised By those who have used
il. Ask your druggist for II. Atwhoiesale
bv Union BIntord. l2O2 Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
RIcHMoNo ToeAcco MARKeT.

July ~, lhSt
Auction offerings on 'Chango to-day % pack
ages. Of which wero taken h., highest price t5,
lowest 81. average S6.tS.
Irading was on small scale to-day. IL p0urs
rain still There Is good inquiry for old
smokers. but few Of good quality Offering The
new can't be used for smoking plug nor Is the
latter as cheap q. manufacturers have been pay
ing, excepting tho frosted stock, aud even this
grade has advsncei cent or more the last
month or SIX weeks The market In general Is
An
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
Hsrke, Arm.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRK. July 31.--COtton steady; sales.
9il bales: uplandr, II 5-ioc.; Orleans, II S-ioc .
net receipts. 81 bales; eIports-to Great brl-
tain, 100 bales: tofrauce 500 bales STOCK, l2i,-
7i5 bales. Southern lour dull and heavy wheat
&c. lower Gni steady; No. 2 red, s5H sc. In
sore; options STEADY No. 2 red, July, s14c.
August. $50 september. Soc. Corn sctive and
frmer No. 2. 49Sc. M elevator; options strong-
er: July. 4lAc. August. SC; september, t+lse
Oats quiet and steady options armeri July. ssc. I:
August CSC; september, 2TAe. Hops quiet
cofee-Oplions 25ai0 points up; Jelly, tl+o5 !;
August siLs0atiA75; september, tl47OafiAso:
spot Rio stronger iair cafgoes. flI25. sugar
Raw nominal refined steady and quiel No
lassos dull. Rice quiet domestic. 44soc. japan,
4Aa5Ae. Petroleum quiet refined ne.e. 1905
C0iton-seed oil nrsnsr; crude, 3jc. yellow. s3A
46c. Rosn quiet snd steady. IurpenIine essisr
aud auiet at 39sai0c. Hides quiet and nrui-
Wool nrm and 10 ge0d deman nd domestic fleece,
s2as9c.: pulled. sSa<0c, Texas. iis2sc- Pork
lower aDd duh: nlsss, Inspected. sizssl2 80; IN
inspected. tli75atl2;. extra prime. 81. Beef
duh. Cut-meats frm- hiddIes quiet Lard
more active western steam. $40: city $40 I;
August, $3.50; September. o. q. freights strong-
or.
BALTIMORE
BALnaokS. July oa--Flour quiet aud easler I;
Howard street and Western ezra, 81 21al4 10 /;
family, o. 25ssA75: spring wheat extra, fSe0a
$40 Whesk-southern fairly active and easy (;
Fnltx. eOasSc.; iongberry. e2Asss. No. I. s6AA
SIC. western frm; steamer. s5tasic,. No. !
winter red, July, sjAa: August e34aS3Ae.:
seDsember. SsAsasS; psesmesr. s'AsSaAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
ESTINTHE WORLD.-FURTHER

ID GREAT CURES OF SKIN DISEASES BY
THE CUTICURA REMBDI ES-BOG ONE
YEAR AND HALF OLD-FACE AND
BODY IN A TERRIBLE CONDITION, BE,
ING COVERED WITH SORES SULPHUR
SPRINGS FAIIr-CURED BY CUTlCU RA
REMEDIES
have used your CUTicURA RENEDfgs In two
cases where IL proved q be successful The FIRST
wss 10 the case Of boy year aud half Oh.
Hts face and body were In terrible condition.
the former being completely covered with sores.
| took him TO the Msssena sulphur Spring., nut
he did not improve any. | was then advised 20
try the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. which | did. lie
took one and one half bottles Of CUTiCUSA hE-
SOLVENT, whom his skin was as smooth - coull
be and is to-day. | used the CUricUsA ON ms
sores and tho CVrtcuKA SOAP in washing hlm'
lie Is now I'VE years OF ago and ali right The
other case was a disease NJ the scalp. which was
cured by washing with the CUrIcURA soar AM
rubbing in the CUTIcURA, one BEETLE OF CUTicukA
kEsoLyENT being used. They have proved sue
cessful IN every case whore have advised me
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will improve under their treatment ] recon-
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the hest in the world. This is my e1penionce
and am really TO stand by my statement
JOHN X. BEhO,
American House. Hogansburgh, y Y.
AN UNBEATABLE SKIN DISEASE CURED.
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public statement
MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK,
BrOai Brook, Conn.
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cure every species ~ torturing, humiliatng,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
MARKET REPORTS,
AND I'm c CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards--Cotton'
Grain. Flour, and other Quotations
mr Telegraph 10 the ps.p.tcn.i

- WARRINGTON. July N-For Virginia
4 ., showers: clearing "Wednesday sitter
HAN moon. followed ~ fair weather Thur
day. and nearly stationary Temperature.
- with westerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31

Corp--southern s'esdy. white. 5Os52c. yellow.
45sfsc. western nrmer: mited spot apf July,
H'<c. bid. Oats DiJ1erately active good grsfes
ra0ted western White. 53a1tsc.: 10. mixed,
29a3ic. Rye 6rn A. o1x2r. Hsy-Oid In good
inQuiry; prime 70 choice timothy. tilt0atiA
irsyisisns dull. Butter under fair receipts and
s,esdy western psckef. i0al9c. ; creamery. la
1000. Eggs nrm .. i5al3kc. Petroleum saeafy
refined. 7.lsc. Coffee nominal kio csgocs fsir.
IL. sugar stsady At = decline: A soft. ssc. OPP
per steady. rennod. i0. ai01sc Freights b Ily-
erpOoi per steamer Quiet Dut nrm grain. per
busbel. 40. cors. for orders. August. fsafs.
~. Receipts-Fiour. 800 barrels: wheat 700
husbeis; corn, IS 900 bushels: oags. 400 bush
els :ryc, i.0D busr els. shipments, none. Sales
Wheai, &0.00O bushels corn. 1900 bushese.
cBicAoo
CHICAGO July sl--CAsh quotations we're
Flour dun ana unchanged No spring Aoi
red wheat ne No. corn, 1870. No. cat,
e2Ac. Mess-pork. sin.50asl9eo. Lard. fao2ss
50 o. shor ribs. g. Bsfhto; should ~ &less
sl25; short, clear tasssesA7a Whlsksy, fi.CA
Tbeleading futures ranged asfolioH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31

Fireman hliied anu an hhH'"''r '"J"''"
ATLANTA. Ga, July Coon Lippette. a
negro fireman, was killed in q freight wreck
on the Atlanta and West Point road last
night. Engineer Still was badly hurt.
Cross-ties were laid on the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
Fever Among Cattle.

iby telegraph " 'a7 p'sF~'N' -.
CmcAoo. July SO.--A special from VIM
field, Kan, says: The cattlemen nom ihe
jndian Territory report fe1asteyser playing
havoc among the cattle ia the ieFfitofy'
Over forty head we're seen dead III ons pa~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
flan.sq5.l9l


Aggregate receipts. .............,.il3o'ss5'i8S
The report also contains a statement OF
the collections by districts. which shows
the collections 10 be the heaviest III the
districts named. as follows; Fifth Illinois,
S9s. 322 2G5: First Illinois. -, $50: Fifth
Kentucky, $500, So; First ONO; SS,6O2'-
5lt. First Missouri. SG4i9. 81 Third New
York. S5.G77.3sO Fifth New Jersey, 1872
2Oi; First New York, 50 ,52j ,G9j; Sixth Ken
tuckv 81 lOE gl6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
DRUNKENNESS

OK Tue LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED
BY ADMINISTERING DIR HAISEsS
GOLDEN SPECIFIC
IL can Re gissn In cup o. coffee cr tea. o. Ia
srticlos Of food. Without she knouled<e " tho
patisuL Il 10 absolutely harmless. and ~iu ct.
f.cs permanent and SPECIFY cure, whether he
patient v a moderate trnker or an airohcliu
vreck IL NEVER FAiLS Over ioaQo druak-
ards have been made temporAss men Who have
out sheIf knowledge and to-dsy believe tbey quit
drinking OF shex osu fses viii fo<usixbtpass
bo9k VI pafuwasrs ffss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKEr.


July %. Market quiet aud steaty. sales OF
best grades reported al quotations: Prime. e.
extra prime. iaAt'.c fancy. She. coismon,
lsH3c.; suelled, 3i34c. spanish, D. iaesofy
hand picked. ha1 -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31

, GREAT CURES OF SKIN DISEASES BY
THE CU1ICURA REMEDIES ONE
YEAR AND A HALF OLD-FACE AND
BODY N A TERRIBLE CONDITION. BE
ING COVERED WITH SORES SULPHUR
SPRINGS FAIIs-CURED BY CUTiCU RA
RFNEDfEg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31

We quote. Fins. SlSDsslT5 supsrrus. t27sa
ts.25; extra. flS)Ss3.7a family. ttsSAo), patent
family country. si25aSA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RfCHaOgD July 20 1850

OFFERINGS.
WHgAr-i.O2 bushels.
COES.-3 go bushels.
OATS--l0J bushels.
SALES ssrogrED TO ssoEgrlgD
WHEAT.-White. 40 bushels common at CSC. T; 20
bushels common at 6Jc. LOngborry 100 Dushe Il
very good st 3d. Shortberry. 80 bushels very
good al ssLc; y bushels very good on private
terms; i'2 bushels good n. S6c- 40 bushels good
OF SIC 50 bushels fair at Sc 90 bushels fair a.
SOC Total sslss wheat. s9J bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCK.

POkp OF RICHMOND. July -. lisa
AkaIysD
steamer Ariet Deyo, Norfolk. nsechaaiiss
and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New rork.
merchandise and passengers: George w. Aliea
a Co, agents.
steamer GOldsboro'. O'Neil Philadelphia, NOR
chaadiso aud passengers; J. W. AeCafriek.
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. jelly 30 lisa
lby Telegraph
ARHtFkn
Steamship Manhattan. Nov YORK. and sailed
for New fork. merchandise.
Steamship AHai"a. New Orleans. coalei and
cal cd for Hamburg.
steamship TsBtAllon. Pensacola, TO coal.
sAlLkh
Bsrges Helicon, Bo-ton Hoogley. Boston; "
A. Flsner, Boston; Regulator. New rork all
with coal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
Railroads and Railroad Men

The Boston & Maine and Maine Central
brakemen have placed in their room in the
Union station. Portland. fine McPhall
piano
The membership of the Maine Central
Relief Association is fast increasing in mum
bers. The bylaws were recently amended,
making provision for the acceptance of en-
ployes from the Portland and Ogilensburg
division, and also OF the steamboat lines con
rolled by the Maine e, ntral Rlilroa
This association has been in operation thir-
feen months only; but in that period 1t has
paid out large amount of money in sick ard
Heath benefits ard has proved valuable in
sursnce to sick members, who perhaps
would have been left pennless had it not
been for this insurance.
The Raymond excursion train which lef,
Boston yesterIs' for southern California,
VAS equipped with the apparatus of the Sew
Ssfei! Car Heating Conn any. Nearly
a the railroads Cef t.rirg in hlcsgo are
being furnished with the Sevsll system and
are heiDg 3tted out as fast a. the cars are
supplied.
The Eastern Argus of Monday, publishes
the names of one Thousand citizens of Port
land, Nho declare themselves in favor of Il e
grating by the mayor and board of alder
men of the petition Of the Portland L ROch-
ester railroad to exterd their track 10 con
meet with h Maine Central at point near
the Union station.
It 10 saii that railroad men are loak-
ing over route from point
at the Maine Central, near Enfield, south of
LIncol TO the mou'h OF the Pi4c.tsqu.s riv-
er, the di-iapce b, ing about 81 miles. II is
said the proposed route has not hill in il
a. a rail could be | tid on the present sur
face. and trans run without an inch of grst-
ing II is further und rstood that a .,n IL
date has 'uEht up much nf the land along
the route, the -ypd cate inclu ting an eI-
governor Of the ate. m. mber Of the leg
isizture, a promi ept Penob-c t lumbermsu
a brother of senator Hale snd one of the
leading Maine Central 0fici tl,, and that this
land now stands 10 their names.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
MAINE KILOGRAMS CONDENSED.

Saturday, Oct. 20 an old man belonging
in Boston fell into the water of Sturtt want,
whari, Portland, Thos Lord jumped in at
The risk Of his own life aud saved the old
zeutl. msu's. Saturday Mr.. Lord receiver
Al elegant bronze medal suitably inscribed
tIom the Massachusetts, Humane Society
In the case of Starrett VS.. Timer which
wa b Il ia equity TO set ASIDE the el"cto on
Of Il r. Utmtr AS clerk of courts in knox
county, after hearing of two days in X .ck
land was dismissed Monday morning viii
costs The court held after hearing the ev
ldence that mer still had majority of two
Mr.. John Foster, employed at W, II MI
Hkens wholesale dry goods store, and res.
ding at 10 Green street, POrtlan T. started 10
walk TO has place of business, Monday fore
noon, and when opposite LeGrow's livery
stable on Prtble street, sat down on tn,
>teps of the stable office, where he imme-
d.stely expired of heart disease.
mail messenger service has been estab-
lished 10 NCrth Anson, Somerset county
from Somerset railway route Is, l6m., often
As required.
David Brown East Livermores oldest cit
izen died Saturday, aged 30 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

remains taken to Augusta Mor day mornirs,
The appointed ofh, ers Of B-ulsh |. dsg
paushters of Rebekxh, installed with tn,
resu,xr elective officers, are the following
w,rl Mrs. Cora HAwes; Conductor, Mrs
Ella flses; Outside Guard, Charles \. Reed
In ide GuAri. Mrs, Helen Smith; Il 5. n
G, II {. Reed; l. 5 n, C. 4 u Howe
II. 5. V. G A. L SeArles; L s. V, G
". Arnie King; Chaplain, Mrs. Cynthia
Willie.
A foys Of Steele, Dakota, formerly of
Rieho'ond. is spoken of by the Bismarck
trioane as county treasurer and = sueeess
full politician.
The work of us,iug the cutting room
eq ripments in;o the nee quarters at Cald-
veil 4 LAthy's, commenced Monday.
The Cnivrrsalist chnr hAs been reorgan.
'sed, and is under the leadership Of MIR. }.
T, Ridley.
Our village schools commenced Monday
6ith the usual attendance,
The fire damaged cio,hins statesmen PACKED
ip their stock and departed Monday,
The ice 10 csnstsntl, wearing away and q
ew high tides ssaid clear The river,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Emma Abbott left Kansas City for Glou-
cesrer. Mass, Monlay, in charge of the re-
mains of her husband. Her dates have been
cancelled for two weeks.
sullivan and kilrsin have signed articles
to ight within 200 miles nf Nes Orleans o >
July s. for the Police Gazette belt and 500,
40.
The clergymen of the committee on the
Washington inaugural Centennial, has issued
an sddre's advising religious exercises to
be held in all churches April 9eh, in reeogni-
lion of the Centennial.
John L sullivan has been engaged to play
the part of "Gusty Boo in the Rag Baby
cimpan, mex season. with Frank Daniels.
sullivan is to receive 5000 per week.
A most shocking murder has occurred in
ST. Tierre, n. F, where two boys entered a
mans house and killed him, mutilating the
body horribly.
A receiver has been sppointed for d ST
Louis and Chicago railroad. la =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
POwDERLY SPEAKS
Concerning the Circular Denouncing the
Changes that Have Taken Pia ce in the
X. OF L.


I
Concerning the circular issued to ths
Knights of Labor Yesterday. Powderly says
Those who claim To be founders are no foun-
dars at al The m)vem mt began with the
recent meeting in this city attended by men
whose names are attached TO this circular.
also Victor Drury of New York Fred Tir
uer of this city, and Il. j S<efilgton
The circular recites that the present ad-
ministrstion of the order has direrged from
the original design to the destruction of the
princiole of self government lying al tht
base of American il sttutious, and urges the
formot'on OF a convention for the good OF
the o der.
They came near splitting because Dru-y
wanted to be recognized as the founder Nc
Aulsy whose name is signed waited on me
Sa ur,isy and during the conversation al
mitted he was not nov nor had been mem
Der for some years. He had some papers OF
the order he wanted me 10 buy. So far a'
their complaint that he order had departed
from the original intentions is concerned, &C
does every thing that progresses.
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House

The contest 10 the House over the pro-
posed change OF rule-. abolishing the call of
>tates On Suspension Mondays. was resumed,
Mr.. Reed calling up a resolution from the
committee on rules, the pendtng qde ,tion
being on ordering previous question.
The clerk called the FOIL.
The vote resulted. yeas, II; nays, q (;
20 lees than quorum, aud a call of the
House was ordered.
The hnbusteriIg was continued until )
oclock. when under the rules the 81 sslou
AS ended by limitation.
During the day the Il was called no less
han ten times. lhfUugnout the day Reed
constantly. in the House. determined no
ac'ics Oh his part shO44 permit the resolu-
Ton to change the rules u escape attention
If the house. The two And, rson's from
Kansas aud Iowa warily watched every roll
all to lose no parliamentary vantage ground
The Ander.on's with Cheadle OF Indiana,
Lind of Minnesota, and ,heloach of New
Jersey. were the only ones who voted with
tso-thIrds of the democrats for adj urnmenI.
The other one third OF the de m Jcrats, cou-
Hstlng of the special friends aud advocates
# the bklahG ma K Union Pacific funding
MI, voted with the almost solid Republican
side.
Adjourned
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The Mulvei hill Case.
Editor Of The Rennebee Journal: /:

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08

A meeting of the citizens of Sacarappa
and Cumberland Mills has been called for
Saturday, Jan. l2, to consider arrangements
for asking the preS Mt legislature for a city
charter for the two villages.
The town and citizens committees held a
a meeting at Lewis Hall, Deering. SATURDAY
evening. to see what their respective views
rere. l.. B. Chapman called the m etins
TO order. and in general terms the ground
already gone over in the Press, vas recspitu-
isted One gentleman proposed and enabling
bill from the legislature whereby the cit z,n.
can vote for or against a charge. "r for a
city chsrter, or annexation. Dr. Topllf
Messrs. Hopkins, spsrro', Kelley, scot
and Chase were in favor annexation pro
vided favorable terms could be male with
rhe cry OF Portland. and DIR, Packard wa,
especially pronounceo for anneIati, N.