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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
MAINE TELEGRAMs CONDENSED

There is project OF foot to establish
large pulp mill al Lisbon Falls to msnufac-
ture BY the sulphide process
A crew of three men in the employ of
rben Trask. we'll known Bath citizen,
who had contracted to do lot OF Work on
III. Phillips schooner in the New England
ward. were warned not to go to work W ed
nesdav morning. and left work for fear ef
the consequences to themselves.
A gentleman who was in the quiet little
toxn Of Hebron a few days ago, says that
hand o. citizens has organized on the plan OF
the much talked of White Caps, and is pre-
nared to take summary acton on several
Notorious characters unless they mend their
~ays and that right ioon.
Game Warden French says that Nasoon'
recentiy convicted at Calais eff dogglng deer
!, one of neA of poachers that 1--we III
Crawford and that he has warrants for ABOUT
twenty other persons living in that vicinity
The remains of Hon. Chas. A. Washburne
sx-United states Minister TO Paraguay. whe
died ON the 10th inst at Morristown, \. j.
arrived at the Norlands. Livermore FANS
Wsdn.slay The funeral viii occur Thurs
( day.
| Consul Harold NJ. Sewall left Bath Wed
pesday for Washington, and may return yer!
soon to Samoa. He is we'll satisfied witt
the recent action Of the government and be
neyes ths, it will prove effective. The coal
ins station there will be reoccupied and eI
ten.ive improvements made. He looks TO
an e.riy settlement of our misunderstanding
With Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
Press Comments.

The thermometer registered two below
zero at midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

The Young distillery at Gary, HIS. uss
DESTROYED bv fire "wednesday John Keefe
va. burned to death. Loss $4,000.
DR.. oliver wendall Holmes has presented
hi. vast medical library to the Boston Medi-
cal Library Association.
Mrs Bridget Dorue, aged so, vas burned 10
death at the Tewksbury town farm yesterday.
James Farrell fourteen years of age, had
both legs cut off by an engine on the Old
Colony railroad at Mansfield, Wednesday
morning.
Louis A. knscks;edth- paying teller Of
the Mullanphy Savings Bank a, North St
Louis. is defsuiter to the amount of $500
and has fed.
The American bark Mary Hashrook. bound
for Boston, pur into Halifax to reht with
new sails The collector refused to allow
the sail. to enter free of duty.
Po.ey's majority in the first Indiana dis
,rict, ranges from 500 to 1000
The lockout of the ,To thousand miners
Who struck at SprinSvslley. H., ten day'
ago, 10 q an cad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
Royal Condolelce.

The Emperor William has agitated the
death OF the Austrian Crown Prince. When
the news was communicated to the Reich
stag it caused an Informal suspension of the
sitting.
A despatch from Brussels says that the
Queen wept on hearing the news of the death
of Crown Prince Rudolf.
Queen Victoria and the Prince Of Wales
sent kilograms of coincidence 10 Vienna.
At Pesth painful sensation was caused by
the news of the Crown Princes de sih. To-
morrow the lower house of the diet will pas /.
resolutions of eondolence and the n adjourn
for an indefinite period
President Csrnot has sent a message of
sympathy TO Emperor Francis Joseph en-
the death of the Crown Prince
Almost every public body in Vienna
was hastily convoked and passed resolutions
expressing sorrow at the death of the prince
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
THE NATIONS N'SCAPITAL.
The House Agrees to Payson's
Soldiers Homestead
Amendment.
Reagan Defines "GOOd Offices"
Toward Samoa.
A Proposition from Bismarck On Its Way
10 America,
For Conference on tie Samoan Dit
fIcuities.
For Conference on tie Samoan Dit
fIcuities.
Senate

WAsHINSrOs. w Jan. ~
The Senate resume the conside ration of
the diplomatic and consular appropriation
bills, the question being on amendments sf-
teetIng the Samoan islands The Samoan
question was discussed very fully by Messrs
Dolph and Morgan.
Reagan in opposing the amendment said
the proposed amendment was too feeble 10
answer the purpose The proposition was
limited 10 the extension of the good offices
of the United Stats. Good offices Reagan
exclaimed, to a people already conquered
and .ubjuyated BY Germany. II We mean
anything let US signify IL by our action. II
We believe W. have rights which have been
violated, we should assert those rights
becomes a great and powerful nation. II
Congress was possessed of Bsmarck's force
OF will the trouble would be quickly settled
without war. | am not in favor of war.
| know full well the calamities of war, but
the humiliation OF great nation in the face
of an arrogant power is worse than war
would give the President power to determine
what our rights in the matter are, and power
TO assert those rights in way that could not
be mistaken. II we do this We may expect
TO maintain our rights and see the restoration
Of statu quo. would suggest the addition
TO the pending ameldment of the worcs.
and for protection OF rights of American
citizens residing in said islands. and TO pre-
serve the neutrality and independence of
their people, but if We do not put in some
such declaration, we have the President
exactly where he is now. in a position where
he regards himself as powerless to yiniica,e
the rights of the United States.
The Senate went into executive session on
the motion of Mr. RIidlebergpr considering
tn. British extradition treaty.
When the doors we're reopened the Senate
adjourned.
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TIE QUESTION OF IMPORTS
q Relating to Articles Needed for Re-
pair OF Foreign Vessels

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.
About a month ago Secretary Bay ard was
Informed of the action of the priyy council
of Carnado proposing reciproeical arrange
ment with the United States for the admis-
sion free of articles needed for repairs of
disabled vessels of either country. The
matter was referred to the treasury depart
ment Assistant Secretary Maynard wrote
TO Bayard 10 reply that I'm view of the
absence Of any provision of law for the free
entry of articles of the character mentioned,
the department perceives no way in which a
reciprocal arrangement can be consum-
mated"
The department does not feel warranted
in treating articles imported for repairs ON
foreign vessels under any circumstances, as
beng imported for the immediate expectation,
IS the Practice of the department. However,
under section 3ll5 of the Revised Statutes
to relieve vessels OF the L tnited States from
the payment OF duty On equipments obtained
or repairs made in foreign countries where
such repairs are rendered necessary by rea-
sou of stress Of weather or 10 other casualty"
The Canadian government has been informed
accordingly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31

New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10
fLoUE-- Receipt ii,t7 packages; export-. Is7l
barrels: sales. ih.iD Rep-s, quotations including
500 City mill extra f5 Coats 20, iiS fine, ~ Goa
y - 1870 superfne, o. 5oat3 s5 extra No. 2,
" 5a&8 20, 800 winter wheat extra, o. 1Sas3 81,
io4eo Minnesota extra, - 25ssS Is; southern -four
dull, barely steady; Rye -four in moderate demand
WHEAT-keceipt-,s $3.50. exports. 1873. sales,
y oHe quiet but steady, No spring nominal. i0s
No. hard, lD0, Nc. red ~, ,aS, elevator qoi fob,
s5lsg5l delivered. No. red, nominal. I07. No. (
white nominal, y.
RYE-dull.
BARLEY firm and quiet.
Corn Receipts 10 30, exports, 1871 2s sales "a,
0ln dull and weak, steamer. tl. No. z, 43is43I
store and elevator. 4i delivered.
OArs-Reeeipts. 81 0os. exports, 222.; sales. w.
go lower. No. ,. aol DO white sDaJi, No. 5ls3il
% white, Asa3ii, No /, nominal. do white. ~.
Mixed Western, s.A32l white do s4a-ss,.
CoFFEE--fair. kio dun. ia.
sUGAR--dnli resned, DAN.
PETROLEUM steady, united. 81
PORE---steady.
BEEs-quiet.
LAgD-.steahy; western steam, q s0aes IS ,
closing ts ~, city steam. % %. refined q1otsd
q Is, continent y IS. = A.
BUrrER-frm demand fair
CBEEsE--aBiet, steady. rreiEhts 10 Liverpool
duIl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
THE POLITICAL SHOT GUN
Removes John McClayton From Con-
testing Breckenridge

LITTLE Rock Jan 30.
John McClayton who mad intended TO con-
test the seat of representative C. X. Breck-
enridge in the next congress
was assassiuated IN a hotel at Plum
meryillr last night He was in a room
with several friends and as he approached
the window load of buckshot was fired
through the pane, striking him in the head
and neck lie fell dead. His assassins
wore heavy, Arctic ovsrshOes, which
they removed as soon they
got outside the yard. The only clew they
eft was bran new Smith & Wesson re-
yoive. The remains of Claytoa were
brought to this city tonight. PlummeTsyille
Is IN Howard township where the ballot
box was stolen in the late election
and which it was claimed contained a ajori-
" for clayton, Though Clayton had been
there several days collecting evidence for his
contest. no violence was anticipated and the
assiguation has paralyzed the community
with horrors.
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FACING THE DIFFICULTY,
Floquet Introduces Bills to Strengthen
the Constitution and Public Laws.


PARIS. Jan. 90
VI, FloaHet in receiving the bureau of the
Extreme Left said be had considered the
advissbility Of re.:gninz but abandoned the
idea, deciding to face the injuries and the
attacks Of his opponents. He would ask the
Chamber for a vote of confidence and would
introduce Immediately bill increasing the
.triDgency Of the code relating to the at
tacks upon the constitution and public lass.
Also a measure affecting the dress Law. The
bill re-establishing the Scrutin i'Arrondis.e-
ment system of election would be announced
Immediately upon the opening of the Cham
Der tomorrow.
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LARGEST FOR YEARS.
Gloucester Has the Largest Fire Since
Eight Years Ago.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan. 80.
Th, morning witnessed the most destruc-
tive fire that has occurred in this city for a
number of years.
At three O'Clock fire was discovered in a
large wooden block bull ling on Main street,
owned by Jennie Jacobs and the late Chas.
W Dennison, occupied by several parties.
The loss will be the largest since the great
fire on Duucan street eight years ago. The
total insurance is S3s 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
MAINE DISPATCHES.
BANGOR SPORTS.
Opening OF Great Go-as-y you Please in
that City

BANGOR, Jan. 80.
The 27 hour go as-you-please race began
in Norombega hall this evening at 3 05.
large crowd was present. band dlscoursed
music in the gallery. The starters were
Frank Hart Of Boston u. Dillon and F.
Irgelman Of New York Dan Herty of
Revere, Mass Norman Taylor of Rutland,
VI, John sullivan of Bangor, George Con
nors aud George Cartwright OF England,
John Judge and Nithce Of Bangor, Joseph
Simmons of Lewiston, and Jonah of Old
town.
For half an hour Cartwright. Iegelmsn,
Hart and Herty doQged each other closely,
running swiftly and leaving the others be-
hind They afterwards took matters more
easily The score at lOt5 Was as follows
flegelman lG miles, Hrrty lG, Dillon 10,
Hart 10, Cartwright a. ConnOr u, Sullivan
a. Tomah Is. Taylor ", Withee IL Judge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31

TENDING TO CONNECT
The Parneiiites With Certain Ousrages
BY Members OF the League.

LONDON. Jan. so.
During the session of the Parneli com
mission today the reading of speeches of the
Parnellires taken in evidence Was suspended
TO ALLOW testimony. o'hief, cashier of the
Castle lslani Branch National Bank. de-
posed that Timothy Horsn, treasurer OF The
League Il, Castle I.lani. had an account
there and passed check. there drawn by
kenney New Der. The object OF this evi-
dencs ~ss TO connect the Pxrnellit.s with
the outrsges melted BY the members of the
League sf Castle Island.
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RETURN TO KENNEBUNK.
The Davis Shoe Company Find Lack OF
Skilled Workmen in the South


BIppEFoRp, Jan. 80.
The Davis Shoe Company of Richmond,
Va. will return to kennebunk and occupy
their former quarters The company finds
it difficult to procure skilled workmen in the
South Kenuebuak offered Inducements to
the company to return. The terms have
been accepted.
The Saeo river for the fourth time this
season closed to navigation. Ice also formed
above the falls The ice dealers are en-
couraged Last year every ice house on the
river wa. filled before February.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
SUDDEN DEATH
OF the Crown Prince OF Austria from
Appoplexy.

VIESSA. Jan. 30.
The official Gazette announces the death
OF the Crown Prince, son of the Emperor and
Empress, in the flower of his youth and full
ness Of his strength. The Grown Prince on
Monday went on a shooting excursion to
Neyercing, accompanied by several guests
He felt somewhat ,ndisposel yesterday and
excused himself from attending the family
dinner party When the shooting guests
assembled this morning they were overcome
by the terrible news that the Crown Prince
vas dead from appopleIy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
OUR MERCHANT MARINE.
American Shipping and Industrial
League Discuss the Question.


WAsHISGroy, Jan. 30
The first session of the third annual con
vention of the American Shipping and In
dustrial League was hsli at Willards Hotel
this afternoon. 1t is stated that the object
is to promote the development and distribution
of products Df American labor by the extenson
OF the merchant marine of the United Ststes
and to establish thereby more intimate com
mercial intercourse with other countries by
fr, quent direct American mail service.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler President of the Ma
tIonsl League, presided.
Gen. Pitkin, of Louisiana, delivered the
first regular address of the session. The
subject was "The rehabilitation of our
merchant marine national snd not party
question"
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SENSATIONAL ARTICLE
Entitled The Bismsrck Dynasty" Ap-
pears In England.

LONDON, Jan. 80
The Contemporary Review publishes an
article entitled, The Bismarck dynasty. -
which bears no signature, but which contains
internal evidence of having emanated from
high authority
II is probably an article that will create .
sensation. The article says: Prince Bis
marck is desirous that his con, Count Her.
bert Bismarck, shall succeed him as chan
cellor and that P,ince Bismarck wished that
the late Emperor Frederick's illness would
prove fatal, as Frederick bore no desire 10
have Count Herbert Bismarck numbered
among his advisers.
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WHO'S TO 3LAME7
Attorney Mitchell Says the Company
Have Expressed Desire to Prose-
cute Moore


tNDIaSAPoLis, Jan. 20.
1t is believed that Jos. A Moore. the
c Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany defaulter, left the city a. long ago as
Friday evening Prosecuting Attorney
Mitchell said today Not word has ever
been said to me by the representatives of the
company or any one else which has
evuced any De sire To pros cute Moore. Peo
Pile in tn. east may want To put the responsi-
)lity of their delay on someboi else, but
cannot place it upon me.
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3arriei ~ith.n three hours. The Olga bom-
sar!ed the village, giVlnz insufficient time
10 Sxrn foreigners. Commander Muller
expresses the opinion that Cur government
-hoaii have at this point more vessels. He
posted IN A pis notice that the lives Of all
American citizens pili dni protection On
board the vessel ander hi, command. aud At
the nr.t :ntnsaiioa Of an ouJburst Of hostil-
itiss 10 A tia be ~Ouid send force for the
prute euon OF IEeir property.
bi.marcks letter 10 Count Arco complains
tha1 he armed Ssnloans of Matasfas party
ua'.er the leadership Of al Amsri-an named
Klein. attacked German protective foree.
More than nifty Gefmaa officers and soldiers
~eFe killed or sounded lie says We
-hal! carry on the eDGtesi forced upon Us BY
Msiaata and his followers with the utmost
cons .deraiioa for Engh-h and American in
-errsts Or military measures have Ia view
only the punishment Of the murderers Of the
German -oitiers ami the protection Of our
e0untym men and heir property As they
are at War with the Tamasese. our interfer-
ence Will necessarily assume the character
of assistance To the TAmasese.
We hope for co operation of the treaty
powers il Samoa, friendship with Us ard
ask the government OF the United
States TO furnish eonsuls and the
commanders of its ships of var in Samoa
with suitable Instructions. our armed
forces there are Instructed to avoid and pre-
vent all injury to neutral commerce and
adopt measures of reprisal and destruction
oaIy against the followers of the party which
initiated the contest against our troops by
nlarderou. attack. We shall, of course. b.
abide By our agreement with America and
England nth respect To Samoa and pay due
r. gard under all circumstances to the rights
Of those powers as established by the treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31
Railroad Presidents Recommend Walk

CHtc,Go, Jan. 80
The presidents of the western roads have
unanimou.ly recommended A +. Walker OF
the interstate commerce commi ,sion for the
pos ition of chairman of the new interstate
commerce railway association. Definite
action, however. has been postponed until
an agreement is received with the signatures
If all companies party TO it.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
Tho Town OF Deer Isle Celebrates the
Centennial OF Its Incorporation.


TEttK T~It, JAM %.
The town of Deer Isle zone hundred wears
old today. having been incorporated Jan. 30,
I719 The event was celebrated with fifty
.alutes at sunFse and fifty more at noon, and
the folowjug or Ter of exercises at the First
Congregational church ii the afternoon
Invocation. Rev. c. y Gleason, Deer
Isle; address, The Early History
of Deer Isle" Elmer Z. Spoforl, Esq. ;
address, The Past, the Present the Fut-
ure." Chas. " Bryant. ESQ, remarks ard
letters from former and present citizens of
the town \ collection of relics is shown in
tbs vestry during the day, and there viii be
a handsome display of fireworks in the eve
ming
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BRITISH BLUFF
That Didn't Scare Yankee Sheriff
PoRTLANp, Jan. 30

PoRrLANp, Jan. 80,
The captain of the British brig Tasma
out paying some commission bills which
simpson Clapp & Co of New York claimed
was due them The mi stake arose owing to
'he change of captains on the brig. The
necessary papers were put into Deputy
Sheriff Sargent hands by J. ). Winslow &
Co agents OF simpson. Clapp & Co ami he
took tug aud started in pursuit. lie over
To k the brig in the harbor and boarded her
The captain hostel the British flag and
DARED the sheriff To detain him That bluff
didn't work and the sheriff told him he had
better settle which after liltle reflection the
captain did.
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Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations were made BY
Gov. Burleigh Wednesday
Trustee of State Reform School-w. W.
Bolster, Auburn.
Coronors-G W. Parks, Van Buren, :;
Curtis S. Carl. WATERFORD; Seth Patterson,
WIscassett.
Notaries Public Eben W. Freeman.
Wiscasset; John W. Winchell Brunswick /;
Edson c. Buker, St. Albans Henry |. Lord,
Bldieford.
Trial Justices-N F. Brown, Bethel !,
Charles Z. b. Libby, Greenwood; Walter
T.. Dresser, Vanceboro.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum-Be nnin z
c. Addition Bangor; X II. Burnham, Rock
land Thomas W Bridgham, Palermo; John
II. Douglas, Hancock; John 7. Farrow.
Islesboro; Benjamin +. French, Linneus
Horace w Greeley, Oakland; William II.
Gerrish, oakfeld Pl William II. Lawrence,
Sullivan; Henry A Lamb, Portland; Eras-
tus A. Plummer, Raymond; John Richards
Salem; George W. Sanford, Bridgewater
Peter Stewart, Falmouth Abisha Is. Smart
Weston; Walter ID. Stinson, Augusta
Charles Is. Treat, Eufeli; William J
Wheeler, Paris; A. w. Willes, Skowhegan
The thermometer registered two below
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Bucklens Arnica naIvs.

The best Salve in the world fIr Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheu n, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and sill Skin kruptio1s and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
snteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per boz. For sails
nv i 81 Nirs- sug20-d6vlr
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Kennas . Friend. False Prophets

CHARLEsToS, W. Va, Jan. 80.
Notwithstanding Senator kennas friends
confidently claimed his reelection, today the
vote showed little changes. On the first
ballot Goff had ~, kenns AZ, Thompson
Union Labor 8. scattering 3. Jon the sec
ond ballot Gotf had AZ kenna ~, Thompson 3,
scattering three.
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o'BR1EN BROUGHT BACK
To the Shores OF Ireland-The Police
Trick His Friends.

DUBLlS, jan 30.
O'Brien arrived at Kingsto~n this after
noon The Lord Mayor and other Parnel-
ties Who svaited his arrival at the Westlxnd
Row station in Dublin, out tie police
changed their route, conveying O'Bsien 70
Clonmell prison, via Kinsbridge station.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
FIoua-- priers steady.
wHEAr-Weak, No. . spsins. ssias4i; No. :
red, 9H
Com No. 2-3siASi.
OArs-So. 2, z5zz5
RYE-quiet At a.
DAH.BY-arn st 7ia71.
PoEk-at II 7sa.i %.
LARp st I7ss 10.
BrLK NHA1-aAoalAsss. ~; 0n ~ . ~
ho-G aaeSR go
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
FATHER AND SON
Instantly Killed by a Railroad Train at
Ipswich, Mass

IPSWICH, Mass, Jan. 90.
John Quill and son were instantly killed
by the 4 40 train from Boston this afternoon,
as they we're crossing the Boston Maine
track in wagon. The wagon was demol-
ished.
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Senatorial Election.

LITTLE Rock. Jan. 30.
The legislature today reelected Jas. X.
Berry L. S. senator. The vote Berry l03,
Powell Clayton IA, Esom F. Langley 3,
Thomas Fletcher |, E. W. Rector |.
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CHANGE OF VENUE
Ordered in the Case OF Boodler Cleary
After Trying Week to Get Jury.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 80.
4 change of venue was ordered in the
case of Thomas Clesry, ex-boodle alderman,
the court Of Oyer and Terminer having
failed to obtain jury after 'rying a week.
His trial will take place in Brcome county.