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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

i DITTO Preifer, sesenipdrtis in DC
9tpOtbefe bes Serrn GarI 2orens, mir
na9fens na6 pbiIa6sIpbia seben, III
bort feline Gtubien alS apOtbefer d
beenbisen.
/ Srau YhiIip S9neiber, bon g
] Wafbineton 9penue, ipurbe am DON
nerftae 9lbenb nit elmer @eburtStas
partie iiberrai6t unb es sins bel Oielel
GeIesenbeit iebr Iuitis su.
Das erfe idbrIi6e pic gaic bei
Sbpdbiihen 1lnteritiibunes Yereins
ipirb am na9tsn Samitas I'M Gsntral
Yarf itattfinoen nnb es 1T Der Gintrtti
auf 25 Gents feItgeieBt. gBmn irsenbs
no in elmer @eieaidaft, 10 fam man
iib eetpib BEL ben munteren Sdpaben
amiiiren, unb bat babel nod ben 9ies
benstped, iein Sherilein sur 2rantens
faiie beisutrasen. @ute San5muiit unb
Grfriidunsen.
glboIf 9lbpIanaIp bon gittston 9lbes
nue, Der i9on friiber in Birmingham,
alabama, mar, reiite am Samitag
4benb ipieber oabin ab unb 1T boil oes
2obeS iiber iene bliibenbe Staot, peIde
man bas Bittsbure bes Sioens nennt.
Die SCRANTON StablmibIs berbraudt
tdeIid 300 Tpnnen @uIm Sur SeriteIEs
uns bon 700 Tonnen S6ienen.
9ie Trauuus 6es Srn. Solepb S6us
nader BON Ge6ar 9lpenue nit SSrI.
Ibereia 8emmerer bon Sidorp Strabe
1T auf bieien 9onnerltas in Der ct.
Dlarp's Girde anBefiinciet.
George $. Sal, bon 933 Wloofcs
itraBe, 1T fir irriinnis erfldrt unb nad
Der SrrenabtbeiIuns oes 9Irmenbauies
sebra6t iporben.
Serr Or. @. 6. 9ups 1T bonn @rbeis
ter sSortb. unb &ranfen 11nterlt. 8srein
aIs Sereinsarst eripdbIt noroen unb
bat feline Stelle biefe g8O6e ansetreten.
Srau @eorse @nbrefps, bon 8eeds
itrnbe, benubte am Sreitas Morsen
8oblenDI gum Seueranmaben, pirb's
aber fobaI6 nidt ipie6er prpbiren.
GrmapOr Sranf u. 8eamiIb tebrte
am Samitas glbeno bon einer grboIs
unsstour bon ben Sire Sslanbs Suriid.
Ob er iid bort ipobI seniisenb fur bic
fcmmenbe MaporSs Champagne seItdrft
bat, benn Elm &anbibat foa er gan; ses
ipib iein.
Serr Seinri1 8ebrum Bat in Duns
nin8s einen 2anoltrid bon etipa Sipan.
sis gdern sefauft unb sebenft baS 2anb
in ndaiter 8eit su perbehern nnb ber-
fdDnern.
PbiIip Srainer bon Genet Strabe,
20. @arb, truS por stuei 9Boden cine
f6tpere 8erIebune zines 8eines. bapon
uno bas @Iieb muBte am Sonntag ans
putirt iperben.
pA- Gbas. Sdeud's StiefeIs unb
Sdubsei6aft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
rem reidIi9 berieben unb bic Yreiie
iino 70 niebris tpie irsenbipO in Der
Stabt. 9
E@- SeisenIpan's beriibmtes 9letps
arf 2aser un6 8auantine's @rport
Bier 1T INNER 3u haben beim fdbden
ober 9ubenb SIaIden bel Wli6aeI
DiiIler, 434 unb 436 Gebar Abenue
bessIeiden bic beitsn 8utI6en un6
9ferhe su berIeiben. Aae 8eiteauns
upsen BEL 9oit Ober SeIepbOn piinitIid
aus5efiibrt.
D@- SIN Sdubitore Der @ebr. Slid
an 9ebaritr. finbet man bic beite98aare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

bic furdtbare 9iirre am ipeiiIiden abs
banee Der Nudp Wountains. 99ie bies
bel ,,trodensn 3eiten" bier5uIanbe iibs
lid, iinb in Colorado, Wiontana un6
Sbabo rieFee 99aI6brdnbe i'm @anse.
Die bsipalbeten Beree iteben bon pben
bis unten in Slummen, unb man9e
GbdIer linb ipesen bes bidten 8audes
buditdbIi6 unbeipObnbar. Cur 8es
fdmpfune bieieS entfebIiaen Seinbes
bat bic 8unbeSresieruns-s $500 betpiIs
list. Sbr S1aben tpiro iid auf gtils
Iionen bon Dollars belaufen, ba aIlein
ipehIib ron 8oiie @itp in Sbabo buns
berts bon Aua6ratmeiIen 8unoeSipaIb
Dernidtet iporoen limb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

50 Dueenb Damsnlriimpf, rtgudrts 6a-
brifat bibfG ssfrtift prtis 25, itBt IS Gents
eas paar.
rs DuBsnb ldwar;t Stinbtrfriimpft, ssn 10
anf 6 Cts. bsrabssltst; fsrnsr 25 Dnstnb
atnbnfriimpfs i&parl une ptiB ssfrtift
sutt Sualit1t pon IS auf 8 Gents.
500 @Orieits, G,rGet BON 10 bis 80, prsis
ppn 40 auf % &ents berab.
300 9oristtr, iitsraIl fur 50 Gts. StrEauft
isBt 80 Gents.
50 DuBsnb 3al6sniii6er fir Damsn, nsu-
eift Rulttr, BON 10 nuf Cts.
q DuBenb stripptt Damsn.gsfs, bon 35
nuf is Gents.
8albrissan Damen-grfis, quite NuaIitSt
pcn so auf 81 @snis.
so Dustnb Ssirsu.S .Salbrissnn, nur bunfsI-
unb btllbrauu, prtis 50, isBt 25 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
Staat Obis, 9iast ScIsSo, !

GVHHTFf
9ranf ). Cheney bslhpGrt eaB tr btr dltfrI
paTtnsr her 5irma 3. ). Cheney IL 60. H.
wtIte @tihdfts lit ttr Siabt GcIfbo, in obsn.
senannism COUNTY nnb Staats tbut uno bat
belagts Girma bic Summe pen tiubunber
Dollars fur isben 5aa aaiarb bsjablm tpiro
esr bnrh ben @sbrau6 pcu SalI's aatarrb Stui
ni6t ssbsiIt prern fann.
Granf s. 9beuty.
SsIhpcren rer mir une untsrlhrisbfu IL
msinsr @sssnpart am 6. Sfpt. v. .. sc.
-nt} u. gB. Glsalou,
S"s" DifntIihrr Noiar
Sal'e satarrb aur pirp innfrlih eenUm'
men une piIft hireii auf bas Slut uns BIZ
f6lsimistH SbsrhG6n bee Spfsms. eab
Guh umlpnit 3susnids fcmmsn. 3. 3. 9bs
ntp q Co., Solrpp, ..
H@. 9erfauft BON gIpptbsfrH, rs Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
eediel, SaKase, Sener ) eebens gerf. 6ei9df

VVno- IT. K1eSe1-
Gtabrt 1850. 5t3 eadupaHna apsHus Scranton, pa.
gB ID I aufa ar5eren bdibem BeH6ssH.
@6fffsfbetEe gdrbmns hbn ale Subafu.
ell mel n -Sferr Dot -8udns
Maen en pc 9tbns- @atlItaf
NIB Berfa
WUbdn 8euus9br No
apmpasniu ,u mieism Raieu
SsusnS aaufbH aauf Miab asnrafn uub
inea nef&
8rf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
Grant Gtetter, IT,,
Gotel nttb Ndderei.
NRatnffrafe, 0eee syarF. Da.

WatnttraRe, 9poe Rarf, Na.
@arms unb faIte 5psiIsn ftnO su sosr "a.
aes5ett gu babeH. Strides Eager Itets an
Bapf foluie @eine. aiquore uno Giaarren.
Die NIT meinem Sotel berbunoene Bdferei
liefert Elm borjislides 8adtperf, uno perbeu
ale 9etsllungen prompt uHb billie befurst.
AZ 8raHf Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

Der gisentbiimer, in 9eutihlaHo ftantIid
geprifter Apotbeier uno Ghemiier. bermsnOtt
anf Die 3ubereitHg pou Hejepten Die 0robie
6orafalt alle Weoifameute fno friid.
H4- selephonperbinouus sufit allen aeBten.
9eutide 5eiIlrduter uno @nrBeln gateHt.
Meoisinen. SoiIetts.artiisl II. I. 10.
BeOisnung phnttlid uuh reel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

@sirttfts Strrtn SaIbrissan, friiber $3.50
feet "a Gsnts elm Anlug.
3pti pplt ailien esmilhte Srrsnliriimpfe,
f3 9ts., erd paar fir 25 @ts.
linaunbirtf Ssmefn, ltarie 9rnf unb Riiffn
einnenbuItn. Sals- une ArmbsiaB BON etin>
tpanb, ppn rs duf 43 Gfuts btrab.
300 SounfuIhirmf, Idipar, uHb farbig,
tpsrib BON SO bis $5, mad sianer @abl fir 81,
1925, $3.50 bis ju Sf.95 fir bic beifsn.
Salhsnubrfn. Gfl6ntief, 0aneubren,
Ms6erI6misbwanrt, Silbsrpaare, S6nbfr,
9iphons uu6 2lass i'm SADIE scn 8anep gPaa-
rtn um 25 prolent nisbrisfr ais ireenb tin
Saus in bfr Stabt. aaunsuts pom eanbs
lclltsn bel uns poripnhen. 9Baartn perfaufi
;u 9ifp sorftr 9obbfrprnlsn, nobel ibr bic
6ra6t lpart 9th wsils unp Fault bel uns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
8eftern Orclfeb Sect.

aubsr; ben Jwei GarLaOunssn aussri&ietes
bleiid, oas mir Rcntag un6 DonHeriiae tr.
balten. empfangen mir td9Ii6 frifd esidlad.
tstes Bleiih bonn eanoe, fttfbe uno aaIf.gier.
Butter. Sdfe nno eanoprooutte iibebaupt.
ypE baben ferner einen @orratb Der beten
Bologna Bnrf friffe uno eeiaIjene SduI-
tern. Wippen. ebuds, Runoftiide etc. llnlers
BoIosnaipurif iibertrifFt ale anoere.
Dale & Go,
IA f0t qadaiuannn abenne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
HAD NO SPECIAL DEPOSIT
Congressman Boutelle says. With 0ey-
geant at Arms, and Statement that
He Had 10 Untrue.

Representative Boutelle corrects the state
ment that he had special deposit with the
sergeant at arms house, and says: IL never
deposited dollar with the sergeant at arms
and never had dollar advanced me by that
officer. My only dealing with him was in
drawing my salary through his office, which
is the only way for me to obtain it, and as I
never put dollar of my money in his hands
for any purpose cannot have lost q dollar
by the rascality Of his cashier. In common
with other members of the house had not
received the entire amount Of my pay when
the cashier absconded, and the balance is
still due me and them from the government,
and will of course be paid as soon as the
disarrsnged machinery Of disbursement can
be put in order by such action ~ may be
found necessary. That is all there 10 to the
matter so far as the pay of the members is
concerned. Fixing the responsibility, adopt
ing measures for recovering the stolen pub
lie funds, and the pursuit and punishment Of
the perpetrator Of the robbery, form another
phase Of the matter that will be attended to
by the proper authorities"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
Lo ocArINo RESPONSIBILITY
For Salaries In Arrears Stolen by eiloott
That IL Discousssins to the Losers.

The special committee investigating the
accounts of the office of sergeant At arms
met this morning and went into secret session
in order to map out the plan of procedure.
MIR Lsedom has made another searching
examination of the books Of his office and
places the amount Of the defalcstion at S7l..
800.
Leedom's examination, confined to an in
vestigation of the manner In which the
business had been transacted in his Office,
lasted nearly All hour, and was followed on
the stand BY J. W. Whelply. assistant U. S.
Treasurer. He testified as to the mode in
which drafts from the sergeant at arms house
are presented and paid at the department.
After hearing whelpiy's statement the
committee made an investigation into the
legal aspect of the case, with q result most
unsatisfactory to the members whose salaries
are in arrears.
Although the matter is still open to ques-
ton, it appears as = result TO inquiry this far
that the responsibility for the loss cannot be
located. As the bond Of the sergeant at
arms vas given to cover the performance of
his official duties and it cannot be seen how
his bondsmen can be held for the loss incur
red by him. while acting ~ Disturbing officer
without authority by law or how his private
property can be touched.
Silcotts bond might be held good but even
this is doubtful Much depends upon the
phraseology, As was given to assure Leedom
against loss. 1t must be made apparent
that that officer sustained personal loss be-
fore the bondsmen can be called upon. Al
together the situation 10 distressing to mem
bers who first had no doubt they would
promptly recover their missi0g salaries.
Having exhausted the knowledge Of the
treasury officers the committee went down
into the office of the sergeant at arms. turn
ing out every body not connected with the
office, and began an examination Of the for
midabe array of books and accounts. Aid.
ed by treasury experts all day tomorrow will
probably be occupied with this examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Deaoepded to Jail Fare from Highest
Circles OF New York Society.-Feii
from Wagon iu Painting Fit.

At midnight last night Guerro led in the
Bargor walking mstch.
Charles Mcintosh of Rockland, telephone
lineman. was taken with a fainting DIT and
fell from his team in Portland, Friday noon,
receiving almost fatal wounds in the head
He v ill recover.
President se~aii. of the Maine Central and
others intrre stec in the road arrived at Fox
croft the terminus of the Dexter and Piscat-
squis. by special train at noon Friday ihey
x,r. on a tour Of observation preiimary 10
calling on the railroad commissioners to
make their first trip since the track was COM
pleted.
Yesterday Detective Davis lodged in Port
land isii Edward Tro~bridge. bound over for
psssing a bogus draft on firm in that city
last summer. Trowbridge was arrested III
Connecticut. Trow bridge is q finely appearing
man, about As years of age. He has vie
and family in New York and is very respect.
ABLY connected AT one time he possessed
large means and vas prominent society
man. He says he crossed the Atlanac eient-
cen times and has been entertained IN 'ne
trst society of England. He is man OF
fine education. that is vident from his con-
versstion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
corpsrsED DISPATCHES.


The recently organized Dempsey Athletic
club Of Fargo, N. D., offers purse OF
sac, 600 for fight to finish between ooih'
van and Jackson.
Conductor Hathaway, who vas injured
in the New York, Providence Boston yara
in Providence yesterday. died in the hosp'-
tsl in the evening.
Carl Peterson of Buffalo. Swedish axe
yrinder, was struck BY falling chimney .!
the burning of machine chop .no
instantly killed Edssri Kimbsli. aged H.
con of Lathrop kimaii, was fatally injured
The general committee having in charge
the management of the National t. A. N.
encampment which meets in Boston nex'
summer, organized BY the choice Of Hon
Jobp D. Long. president; Hon. E. 5. Con
verse, treasurer; Silas Barton. secretary
Vice presidents. Gen. Chas. Dsvens. Hon:
WIN. Gassou. Henry Cabot Lodge, +. a
Collius, Benz. r. Butler, Leopold Aofss
r. A. Morse, Gen. Z. W. Hincks. Comman
dor Harrison Hume and MAI. George .
Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
LEAVENING POWER

OF the varioss Baking Powder, -
shswn from actsal tests b. 1sts
q. q. Government Chenta,
Prof. Z. Il. LOVE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07

Blaine offered On amendment excepting JET
ferson Davis. and supporting is BY speech
in which be accased Mr.. Davis Of being thu
''author Of the gigantic nurders and crimel
1t Andersonville." Senator Benjamin H.
Hill Of Georgia. spoks in reply, dsfsndins
Mr.. Davis from the charge.
Again. in 1879, Mr.. Davis vas specially
excepted in bill 10 pension veterans Of The
Mexican var. the adoption Of an amendment
to that effect being largely the result Of .
speech Of Zachariah Chandler. In October.
1884. at meeting Of the Frank p. Blair
post. Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, in
St. Louis, Gen. william T. Sherman a.
serted that be had seen letters and papers
that Mr.. Davis bad abandoned his State
right doctrines during the var. and become
practically . dictator in the South. Mr..
Davis, in letter to . Newspaper, denied
the charge, and Gen. Sherman then hled
With the var department. al Washington
papers that in his viev substained il.
Mr.. Davis also appeared in public at Al
ID ,ta, Ga, last year, but after that lived
rather quietly till his death in New Orleans
this morning. He was, however, during this
time the author Of several magazine articles
that attracted vide attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
QUEER CASE OF sLAcKMAIL.
4 Mans Bon Arrested a. IN Incsndiasy
to Force the Father to Pay Part Loss
BY Fire.

ExErER, N. H.. Dec. 6.-On the morning
of November 25th last. the building owned
by d. C. Hawes. and partly occupied BY
Brooks 4 Frames - . liquor saloon, vas
partly destroyed by fire. Hawes' loss vas
covere by insurance. but Brooks 4 Frame
suffered total loss.
Hases says that day or tvo after the
dre Brooks { Frame demanded that he pay
them $500, claiming that to be their loss, or
they would swear that his son, Henry W.
Hswes. set the fire. Upon his refusal they
At once caused the arrest Of young Hawes,
who Was arraigned today in the Police Court.
charged with setting the fire.
Great interest was taken in the case, the
defendant being Young man Of excellent
The State showed . very weak
case. the defendant proving an alibi. and the
court ordered him discharged. Brooks and
Frame were Immediately arrested ~ black
mailers. and held for examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
Speaker Reeds Private Secretary.
Speaker Reed has appointed Amos L. Al
len Alfred. Maine, private secretary.
Capital Chat.

Representative Samuel J. Randall was able
to slt up fer a considerable time yesterday,
and is hopeful that he will certainly get out
to the House Of Representative after the
holidays, if not before
Speaking of the recommendation in the
Presidents message for a transfer Of the
Westher bureau to the Agricultural depart
men,, Chief Signal Officer Greely says;"I vel
come the recommendation because 1t gives
promise that this question. which has never
been de e5aitsly determined, may nov receive
proper attention and cause such general de-
bate as will result in final settlement Of the
point uDder consideration. A bill will most
likely be introduced to test the question. l
am in just this position in regard to the trans
fer If the President, Senate and House de-
sire it, | am perfectly Wiling to have it done.
provided it is done properly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07

GARDINER, Dec. 6.-The ice prospect
looks bad. report current on the streets
today which seems to be given credence,
has it that the ice has left the river clear be-
low Dresden and that the Haley field oppo-
site that place is blocked up with drift ice
from up river. The ice is still solid at this
place and from here to South Gardiner, and
The thermometer, which has been we'll up
today, took turn downward at night and it
now looks a. though the ice might tighten
again
Work on the Kennebec Central Railroad
is being vigorously pushed. The grading,
which has been the main work for some
weeks past, 10 now assuming tangible shape
and the road bed will probably be ready for
travelling by January first. No steel will
be laid this year but those who are inter
in the scheme and who watch the daily pro-
aress Of the work declare that il will be
ready and running by the first of April, 1890.
About fifty season tickets to the Laster's 8
Union fair Of Lynn. Mass, were purchased
ia this city and they all drew blanks.
The leak in the water main under the Ken
nebec was caulked today and the box OF
cement will be placed about it to make it
doubly sure. This big leak has necessitated
the pumping of Q much larger volume OF
water than usual - the leak was an unusually
large one, the connection of the two joints
being almost entirely pulled apart.
J. "A. Cunningham, the popular pitcher OF
the old Gardiner base ball team, arrived in
the city tonight on his way to his home at
Hamilton, n. H., where he will engage in
business.
Gen. John T. Richards spent today In the
city.
Sunday services - usual At the Baptist
church. Rev. DR.. Du"u viii preach in the
afternoon at $50 and in the evening at II.
There were t1o hundred sni fifty at the
! Chinese Village At the Methodist church last
evening, and all enjoyed the unique and
pleasing programme rendered BY the eeles.
tials. They are artists in their line and
should they come this way again would dra"
a crowded house. Everybody liked them
Miss May Preble, the head milliner Al
Mrs. $. ii Hea,h's establishment, Is quite
! ill with diphtheriA-
/ The Free Will Baptist society had dns
supper and entertainment st the church YES
,ry this evening. The entertainment con
listed of an excellent assortment Of goo'
things, among them duet BY Misc Jennie
Pushsrd and Rev C. H. Richardson, solo b.
Mise Pushard and q recitation BY Mrs. ~
Hartman The large party present fhoF
oushly enjoyed the affair.
Mis- Alice Peass Of Fairfield, sho is visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07

At - special meeting of the kennebec
County Medical Association held Thursday
at the Office Of DR.. d. P. Bolster. for the
purpose Of making arrangements to attend
the funeralv vf DR.. Hiram II. Hill, . commit.
tee was appointed to draft resolutions. which
consisted of Drs. Bigelow T. Sanoorn, Geo.
W. Martin Of this city, and A. r. Snow Of
Winthrop. The Association voted to attend
the services in body and some twenty Of
the members we're present.
Among the visiting physicians outside Of
the members Of the Association were DIR. A..
J. Fuller Of Bath life long associate Of the
deceased, DIR. 8. Lsughton of Bangor, and
DIR. Sawteile Of the U. s. Marine service.
Portland.
The committee on resolutions reported -
follows:
Whereas, II hath pleased the Divine Ruler
Of events to remove from life Of useful
ness our la.e professional brother, DR.. Hi.
ram II. Hill, therefore,
Resolved. A members Of the Kennebee
| County Medical Association in conference
assembled. with poignant grief We deeply
| depiore the loss sustained In the death Of i'll
| esteemed and cherished Nestor, one in whom
we're blended such excellent qualities Of
heart and intellect.
| Resolved. That this death removes one Of
| Augusta . most honoSed and respected cifi
| xens, and from the medical fraternity no
| only Of this city, but throughout the State
. ply sician Of rare skill and wise profes
sional counsel
| Resolved, That In this irreparable loss y,
extend our deepest sympathy 10 the beresvet
widow and afflicted relatives.
Resolved, That these resolations be spread
upon the records Of this Society, aid that
copy be forwarded TO the family Of she do
ceased.
l BIeHLov T. SAxBonS.
Gro. W. MAnTS.
awn~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07

NEW YORG. Dee.e
FLOUR. Receipts, 2t,s6i vachAges; sxposts, ie2o
barrels; sales Assoc kepesf quotations isslsllAo
City mill extra, o. fsae4 10; patent. ~ -
~ 2Oaes ab: winter wheat low Grsds. y 1sae1 ~
Minnsso,a extra. q ooaes ss; sosthsss ssss
i2O0o, hrn, No sprins ssotaal, II
red, u, No. red ssiassI ssvstos. selaeti ~
s5isssi delivered. No. hard. ssassi. hs
northern. s,ayll
RTE--steAdy.
BARLEY nominal
CoEs- -Reosipts. 4se. s.por. 7s,sos. sa,ss, i1
90, nrmsr, steamer. uisAh, No !, >s1eAeA
store and elevator. t3Is41t delivered.
OATs---ksceipts, 1900, exports, 800; satse, -
90, firm No 1, is: 10 white 3oADi, No ttSa0
do white, 5iA5l. No. !, 40; do vhlts. ~
Mixed Western, 1s36, white DO. 5ssw.
CorFsx-.fair; RIO. fair, isl
sUoAE-Raw Arm. refined hrm; dsnas1 -
lower. crushed sIssi; .1trs srushed. sasl: vAiss
extra crusheo. slaS, cut loaf. y: sfsnsists1.7
PETROLEUM quiet. steady. ibts
POEx-- hrm.
BkEr--frm.
LARD Hrner, western S,sao, - Aeee ~
closing u 40, city steam. % ". fsnnsA faass
contInen nj os s6as VI, 8. 4. u 10.
BUTTER = hrm ~ehsrs eAav -
GHgssE- fair vreishts 70 Hvsspssi
nrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
FOREIGN intelligence.
Morley Z netlesome Steed But
Blind.


LONDON, Dec. 6.--Mr. Morley. spsaklas
at Glasgow, described Balfouf - . mestle-
come steed. but said that metsle vas danger
ous in blind horse. The reception Of tAs
proposition for the endowment Of Casholic
university In which everything may b
taught except Catholicism, showed that ~
rrotestant minority would only consent that
balfcur should pay the policemen and ~
the statesman. In regard 10 the land pus-
chas scheme, Il must dcfea, its pretended
purpose and become q stronghold Of sspass.
tist ideas for separatist sentiment, which 10
more likely TO crystalline around the debt Il
50 0,000.000 pounds 10 buy landlords sAaA
around the Home Rule Parliament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-07
PROVIDENCE ELECTION,
The Cittssns Turn Out In q Body and
Elect Republican Mayor.

PRovIpKScK. Dec. 6.-ln the postponed
election today Henry Z. Barker, republican.
vas elected mayor over Hiram Howard, dem.
ocrat, BY . majority Of '6s in the heaviest
vote ever cast in city elections-l4.S56. Al
the regular election on the ?6,h Barker lacked
IA Of = majority, his plurality being 81.
The vote today was increased for Barker
nearly 1900. while Howard's increase was
about $50. The vote stood Barker. 1859;
Howard, 66s6; Sears, (pro) 26l; scattering.
10. The prohibition vote lacked Is Of hold
ing its own.