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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03

The following Maine pensions have beer
grantei: Original. Samuel A. Thompson
Lee; Charles =. Allen, South Breoklin
Perry G. Penney, North Marl4ville; jane
C. Brown. Sesrsmont; Henry O'Hsm
Togus: Joseph Msrshall. Ws.ervi!le
John +. Twombly, Mexico; Levi. z
Hovey, Skor hegaa; Charles c. Perry
Rqcklsrd; Jennie, widoS of Charles T.
Alien. North BIooklin: Ellen, widow o
Henry J, Hoar, Portland.
Original, invalid. Ebsn J. McFsrla1d
Blue Hill Falls; Marcus f. Sgsn, Bethel
David Gilman. North Dexter; Charles A
Bros n, HalIowell; Samuel f. Moore, Bid
deford,
Increase. Geo. w. Nash, Sko rhs gan
Daniel Lambert. Cansan; James G.. Nor
gan, Bradley Aioiz ~ II. Bridges, PresGu
IsIe. Original. widows, etc, Catherine
widow of Daniss Lambert, Csrasn.
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Brazilian Elections.

Rio JAssIRo, Nov. s-The complete
returns from the recent elections are not
ready now AMI and II seems probable that
the total vote east, according to these re-
turns, is 400 600 10 all Brazil, or = little
over half the pumbsr Of registered voters.
OF these vetes the government candidates
received ahpu, 800. .oO0 and the opposition
about loo, 900.
IL is asserted that these figures do not
represent the actual vote. which was really
much less, as msny frauds Was perpetrated
in coun iug, In many instances, Ii is said,
voting places Mt which no election was held,
represented as giyiug large votes 10 official
candidates. As there has been no in, esti-
eation, il is impossible 10 say to what ex-
tent. II al all, these charges are true.
Among the members of Congress are
about forty officers, army and navy II 10
thought composed Ms 1t is of official ele-
mcuis, that Congress will have little pres
iige Even the Government seems to at
tseh little impcr'rnce to IL since they con-
tinue to l,gisla;e. Preliminary meetinss
of Congress will be held Nov l, and the
body will be formally opened Nov. 10.
rhe sessions viii be held in Emperor's
Palace, at Boa Vista, now undergoing re-
pairs.
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DAsING THIEVES.
The Express Office st Meadvllle
Penn., Robbed Of Thousands

Nr.Fv'Isi Pc n. Nov. a.-One of the
holds 81 Io.a ries ever perps t.sted in this
city for maI.y s,sr' occurred at 10 so last
evening at the office of the Wells, Fargo
Express Co. Agent c. z. Moore was
alone in the office situated the
width of the street leading
from New York. Pennsylvania & Ohio
Passenger Depot, in locality where scores
of people are continually passing, he was
coantiug the co6tents of his essh drawer
when rap on the DIOR drew his attention.
He placed the money in the drawer and
stepped outside the office railing. opened
the door and admitted two strangers
Upen entering they bade him good even
ing, leyellei revolver at his head and
cautioned him not to move or make an out
cry on pain of instant death. He was
bound, gagged, and il upon the floor
The robbers opened the safe, which was
unlocked, and Appropriated money
packages valued at $500 to Sl5,-
600; after which they male their escape.
Moore vas tied securely. 1t was fully half an
hour before h befated hiu self and made
an outcry for assistance. The money the
agent WAS counting when interrupted, am
ounting to several hundred dollars, was un-
touched by the robbers. The robbers
searched Moore, ard returned his watch
ard contents of bis wallet with the remark
that they could do better.
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Attention, Comrades.
BANGOR, Get, 1890.

BANGOR, Oc'., lSJU.
COMRADES:
Please permit me TO call your attention
to the fnot that the bosrd of officers who
selected the LOT Of land for the use Of the
Volunteer Hiliiit, sugge ,ted to the Legis
ture that this land should be so locs'ed
that 1t coud be used by the ex sodiers of
war for their annual encampments, should
they de,ire TO form a State Veteran Asso
ci alton. as il other States The State of
Maine roE owns land in Augusta, former
" called Camp Reyes" located shout
one mile Wests rly from the post office,
consisting Of sereoty- FIVE acres, which is
oae of the best locations for an encsmp
mert that c,n be found in III, STATE.
Arrsr gsmen's csn be made for 5000 men
to go into camp on this ground for five or
six dsys and allow each battery and rsgi
ment 10 ht their annual reunion dufiag
that week, with less than one half the ex
psnse 10 each member than L wouli cost
under the pfese1 system of going from
'osn t town. thereby saving the heavy tax
upon local members and cit zens where the
srnual reunion are hell. In what more
satisfsctory way could YOU hold your re-
uuion than TO assemble in camp for a week
and meet not only the comrades in your
own organization. bu, friends in others.
/ have discussed this matter with many
sx.so'diers in different paris of the State.
and in each case they have urged me to
take steps to bring atout an organization
Of State Veteran Ass1cia ion. that can
/ have its annual meeting in old Camp
| keyes," in August or Septe mber of each
y4sr, ard go into camp from three 10
six days There are twen'y dining
rooms ard twenty kitchens on the grounds
at The present time. Rations ctn be
coz X j il the kitchen, and the dining rooms
sre large Ct oush to accommodate all vet
I ersns who desire 70 assemble. The Maine
I Central Railroad hss promised to transport
all comrsdes from any of it's stations 10
Augusta ard return for one fare. and
feel e0nfteat that the Governor and Ad
/ j1tsrt General ~ill each take lively inter
est ia doing all they can to add to the con-
f5ft of II members of the association DUR
lug their presence in camp.
D. Il ex-soidiers who are in favor of, and
wish TO hin such an association, are in
vited 10 torresr ond with the undersigned
to the end that committee consist
ing Of one or more from each resi
meut OF battery may be formed Al
sn esriy date. to arrange for th,
ncsmpm, n Of 1891. 4 Roster will bs
msde Of all heard from before the encamp
ment, so The committee will be II formed o
tas number to be provided vi.h quarter
upoa thefg'oun's
The committee consisting Of one or NOR,
from each regiment or battery, viii repor
plan of organization.
ii Address,
FESRr L. MITCHELL. BANGOR, ME.
Representing the FIs, Msiae Cavalry Ciul
Of Bargcr
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MAINE PEOPLE.

William II. Loouey, Esq of Portland,
will deliver five FpeeGlrs Ia Massschusetts
during the present canvass, by invitation Of
the State Central Commit ee.
Editor Frank r.. Miller, OF the Rocklsnd
Courier Gazette, ha, res gned Fl I'm the
paper and January LIST " i'll b, come Register
Of Deeds in Knox county. having been
chosen to that position at the last county
ection.
Rev. Jonathan Edwards. a graduate Of
Bangor Theological Seminary, class of '7G,
afterwards pastor Of the cBurch at East
Eddinston aod lately of Spokane Falls,
Wash, has been spp 'inted lecturer on
fChristisn Evidences at Whitman College,
Washington, and also financial agent Of
the Institution.
Row, Amasa Lorinp died suddenly In
mouth TUESDAY. He vas seated late In
the afternoon reading a book. when he
dropped the book ard fell asleep As he
was accustomed TO DO this, no note WAS
isken OF it. But when his wife tried to
ouse him che found that he WAS dead.
Last wetk he attended the Cumber-
ard North Conference and also
he Cumb rlsnd Conference At
Portland lie was shout town 10 the morn.
ny and seemed TO bs In his usual health.
Mr. Lnrng has been preacher through .
long an u-eful hfc. rot giving up the pull
lit uhnl about twelve years $50 lie wss
sell known 10 ministerial clrcl ., kavion
orea' h ia very macy OF the counir'
ehDrchea all through Maine. lie was rs
years of age.
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FTNANCIAL.
Investments.

e5O, 900 Portland 4 Okde nsba rg TWEEN.
~ year BE.
a95. 900 Penobseot shsr~ Line Railroad
Thirty year nrst mort S.
$4,000 skr0a, Ohio, NJ. HstIread nrst
mortgage ~.
I3t 900 Canton, Ohio, ~. Railway nrst
mortgage 80.
1900 scranton, Penn saburbaa ST.
hallway a~st mortgage sc.
1000 Peoples - Jeseph. Me- 81.
Railway arst sno tgsge as.
%. 500 Lad Vile ffoJ.j Water Conpsn u
arst mortgage sinking fnnd a..
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MARKET REPORTS.
Boston Wool Market.

SATURDAY. Oct. 25.
The total receipts Of wool 1T this port during
the past week comprise 1887 bags domestic and
isea bae- foreign. against 5ls5 bags domestic and
1874 baes foreign Tor the sam. time last year.
The sales or the week comprise 3.fs0 400 lbs of
domestic H. q I'd pulled aud .sp,v'1 lbs Of for
eigu,, masif tn WEEKS trsnsactiOns foot up
s1 600 lha agai ist 30 600 lbs for tine previous
week snd 2 ! so domestic aud 52t 30 lbs for
ign for the corresponding week last year.
BENAEks Ihe past week has seen fewer
bn;ers IN the market, bat tbeSr IL stii good
den aud for wOSi. ard dealers have no trouble to
.ell ab,ui as fast US They e'n sst 1t opened for
insp ciion,
We quote selling price. Of the leading descrir.
PEfcEs: Unyashed and unfnercb wools--Ohio
and Mich dne Dpwashed, 2Daz2c, Ohio and Penn
sumsrch 2ia25e, Mich unmercB. xlaisc.
Pulled and snper wOoi--NaiDs super pulled, 30
tGoc, Eastern lambs, L2.sssa. super. szassc, A
pulled, ssa6zc
Ohio and feaa neeces-So sseees. 1assc;
and above. Sias2ic. Xxx, ssaS. 10, Ak and above.
nich, wis, ete--Mich <, s0asole; Mich No %
a55e, y Y, II and VI x. zsa;''c, N and II.
Combing-Kys blood ,soaaie; Ny blocd, z7xzsc;
Ind and Mis- blood. zsaz7e. Ind and Mis- blood,
.,s3Dc. No 1 Ohio, gia3 e, 10 Ohio, 57a0oc; No
Aien. 3-al9c; No Mich, 9sa:sc.
DeialDe sools--ohio, sSas7e; Mich fine. Aasso
ibc foslo1isg are the sale. for the week. and the
Onid a nd reen--i5.oco ibs Xxx Ohio, SIC: 20,
900 lbs 10 d. 5ia..5j, 5o.0po lbs d, do. 5,assc 49,.
- ibs 90. &c, 800 ibs No do. S7ssec.
nleaissa AMI WiscoD.in--is,0co Ib- iow fleece
On g. $500 lbS heavy do. nc. ep.olo lbs Mich,
gie iot.sl. iijlo1o iD-.
We. iO1so lbs deiAin. on p y 5o.oto lbs do. ase;
70 600 bs UsD do, 5sie; 500 lbs aaaerch DO, nc
iGDo9 lbs iiies, d., ne, ii go lbs No I Mich,
so'aemz SIC. Total. $500 lbs.
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Tao Political Outlook in Ohio.

CoLuMBus, Ohio, Nov. 2.-The republi
can plurality in the State at the comirg
election af about 1850 aud claim the g &c
Iion of nine Congressmen with possibility v
of eleven in case heavy republican sote
is p,Ilsd
The democratic committee, on the re-
ports from 50 of Ss eountes, claim tina,
their entire ticket will be elected If there is
no falling off in the democratic vote, ani i,
365 coo democrstis vot' Gre poled, Il u
stated, the head of the ticket " in De q cted
by plurality of 10000. The committee
estimate that Is Demo ratio Congressmen
will be elected.
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Man and Woman Apply xisted BY
Gas,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. John
Brown, aged 25, and an unknown woman
was found in room at the Franklin House
in this ity this evening, asphyxiaiei They
were sIive when found and tgken TO the
HOSPITAL. There is not the 81 ghtest chance
for their recovery. They registered at the
hotel Saturday night as man and wife, and
rot bsing seen until this evening, vhen the
smell OF escsping gas caused an inyestRa-
ton with re suits ss above. Who they are
is not known. Th ir clio hing ia of good
material, and their features would not indi
cate that they were not of the lower classes.
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Two Accidents at New Limerick
Other News

Special to the KENSEBEc JOURNAL
NEW LIMERICK, Nov. 1.-Two accidents
in town the past week. On Monday
Richard euro, who works for Wesley Me
Curnie, was at Drew's mill after load Of
lumber, WHEN the horses suddenly starte d
and jumping to catch the reins. he wss
struck by the hind wheel thrown down aud
his leg broken below The knee. FRIDAY
morning as Harry Smith, son of George
Smith, WAS about firing a gun, it burst
tearing out the inside of his left hand and
p'akipg an ugly wound. DR.. Nevers, Of
Houlton. was in s,teDdar ce 10 both cases.
G. +. Davenport has taken unto himself
wife, Miss Fannie NJ. Foster. Aprear-
ances indicate that others will soon follow
in their footsteps
A daughter was recently born to Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Brit sin.
Mrs. c. E. +. Stetson AND Miss AL ce
Swift, from Ht ulton, were visiting frienis
here Saturday and Sunday.
Farmers in this vicinity are nearly
through digging potatoes. They report
very good crops, bu; quite number of rot
ten ones.
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YIZCAYADISASTER.
No Bodies Yet Recovered From
the Wrecks.
Rough Weather Prevents Search Being
Made by iVers.
Schoousrs Captain Charged With
cowardics-Losses and Icsur ance.

NEw YoRk, Nov. 2--J. NJ. Cebsller &
Co. have received no further news from
Barnsgat ia regard To the vizesya disaster.
No bodies have yet been found. Arrange
meHis have been mad. 20 have the shore
pstrolled and notify the company by teie-
graph if any bodies are washed ashore.
Several stockholders toek out insurance
policies during the week. One was de'iv-
eNed 10 Daniel WILDER Thursday night,
about the lime the collision occurred. Har-
graves Bros, lose SIS 00o. Their stock
was not incurred Total insurance SIS 900
held BY 10 stockholders.
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TIE Farmic gton Robbery B ,ipg Iuves-
tigated.

FARMiNGroS, November 2.--In the
municipal court Saturday B. +. Sswin of
Livermore Falls was held in $500, as being
sn accessory af er the fact in the robbery
of +. II Lo~e!ls store at West Farmirg-
ton. The robbery was committed by Joe
Dustin and bis SON. and the boy testified
that they came from Lewis on
to Ssuios house, thence here and
on their way back to Lewiston
showed Sswin the proceeds of The robbe y,
and left lot of stolen tobacco with him.
Dustin, Sr., Who is s,il at lib rty, was dis
covered by shzrif Morroe of Lvermore
Falls at Sawn place TODAY, and fired up
on, hut escsred 20 the woods, with force
of officers in pursuit.
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HUNDREDS LOST
By The FounderiDs Of Two
Chinese Men-oi-War. : = :
2l,l.i lslths Out Of S8,i25 Cases Of
Cholera
8. GO .ha outbresk CT that piseass In
Jspan.

SAN Francisco. Nov. Advice from
Yekohoms state that = telegram from Isks
dated Oct. Ia says that two Chinese men Of
war bouna from Fason 10 Jinson faandered
in gale Oct. 4 sixty miles from the latter
port. OF the 500 persons lost on the Err
lrougrout the bodies Of $50 were washed
ashore.
Since the cuSbresk Of the cholera In
Japan there has beeu 81, t25 cases and 49,
eil deaths The epidemic has almost
snhsiisd.
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They Want Tho American Common
wealth Corrected.

NEw YoRK. Nov. 2.--The womsn's
Suffrage Psrsy's State Committee will pub
lish tomorrow the Promised reply to Pref.
James Brsse's request for corrections Of
errors in his book The American Com
m.nweslth"
They give long list of matters. which,
they state, show that women are not really
respected by most men, wherein women
are nos protected hy the law. They contra
dict Prof. Br,es's and Horace Piunken's
assertions about the State of Wvomisg and
claim that women are better OF in Wyo-
ming than snywhere else. They pein. ont
thst the number of divorces has greatly
fallen OF under woman suffrage snd is now
very small. while seduction, rape and o ~
crimes against women are almost nakuosn.
AMI give figures TO show that the State lie
Tt ma kahly peaceful and prosperous.
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oluevvile r. l., Has Quito a Blaze

PEovlpEScE, Nov. Three Ave story
drying sheds at olneyyille, belongirg /
the heirs of Alfred Anthony were bnfaet
early this morrirg.
The flames spread TO two barns of w. l.
WhiIple, part of which was used as fur
nilure store house, and most of which va.
destroyed Seversl dwellings were
damaged. Loss on the dry ing sheds 81 900
| no insurance, Fryee, Owens & Baker lossss
So 23s, insured; W. l.. Whipple. los,
Sl,2o0, partly insured; i. j, Murray
dwelling, 81 800. insured. Smaller losses
on furniture, wagons and horses, three OF
which were burned, bring tn, losses tc
81 600
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LosDoS. Nov. 2.-Mn1ic pei eie ciion,
were hsid in Eoglsnd ard Wales yesterdsy
Where the results turned on politics, iht
Couseryst yes gained 80 ami the L'bersI
81 sests. The leading feature of ihs re
furns from the muaiespsl elections is ths
fact that not single Di-sider I L,tcrsl sge
cess is yet recorded. The labor candij ,.e'
hsve won some seats from the conservs
tives. The Chronicle SAYS the results o.
the election make bad ou'iook for Tbs
govern msnt and shor what viii happen II
event OF an appeal The country.
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Had Beea In a C ,llision.

BosroN, Nov. Schooner Anna flix.
shetn of Portland, kerrissn, Hobokcn for
the port of Portsmouth, n. H.. with csfgc
Of ,sl, srriyed in this port today Ia tow ci
s,elmer Saatu,t. from Perth Amooy Capt
Ksrrigsn reparts that he WAS in c Ali.inn al
; o'clock Saturday morning off Chatham,
with tug Underwater. towing two bs'ges
Lizzie II. and Mereedita, bound for Nor
folk. The Mereedita struck the schooner
carrying away the jibboom, besagesr snt
sprung the bowspriI. The schooner was
,ubsequs n,ly taken in tow by the stesme,
San,uit aud towed to Boston for repsirs
The Underwater proceeded South with thu
tow.
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Sudden Dsath cf Former Msine
Mau.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov 2.-Wm. A. Slim
son, Adjutsnt and Past Commander Of
Post l20, G. A. Il died suddenly OF apo
plexy tonight after two weeks illness. H.
was about IS years of age and leaves a
brother at Brunswick, Me.
lie served in the 30,h Maine regiment.
He vas II member of Pss.sconway Tribe o:
Red Men ard Sons and Daughters of NJ ,ine
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This is the queer rame of Chine
laundry man in Hartford, tus he has prob
ably tro lungs, like most Of rs. Some
cryif babies seem to have dczen. Lungs
shoula be sound. or the voice will have a
weakly sound. DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery makes strong lungs, drives
the cough assy. generates good blood tones
the nerves. bni DE- up the human wreck and
makes "snbther maIr Of him. Night
swesis. blood splitting short breath. bron-
chiiis. astbms, sni al alarming foserunners
Of Consumption, are positively cured b,
this unapproschsbie remedy. n taken N
time, Consumption itself can he bsffied.
noy31&wfolrm
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Killed by the Cars at winslow.

SpFclaI 70 the kENNEBEC JOURNAL,
WINsLow, Nov. AS Mrs. Thomas
Flynn of North Vsssalboro wss walking on
the railroad track a short distance below
the station this forenoon, she was struck
by freight trsin ard Instantly killed Mr..
Larkin's dauGht. r. near by. shouted for
her to get of the track, but she seemed
bewildered and did no, heed the warning,
She bad been partially deranged for num-
Der Of years.
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Sc hconers Collide.

2INEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov. 2 2-The
schooner Ida l.. KAY OF Boston, from
Green's Lshding for New York, with a
cargo Of granite. was run into yesterday,
off Squash Meadow Shoal, by Schooner
Charles A. Briggs of Taunton, Mass. Her
foretopmast and forward port shroud were
carried away, the port main rail and fore
crosstrees were broken, and she received
other damage. The Briggs was uniniured.
The Ray is anchored here.
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Tho Modem Marty Dead

WnLIAMAsTic, Conn, Nov. 2. Miss
Lizzie o. Smith, widely known rs the
Modern Martyr" died at her home ia Il is
ely, Sunday morning. She was born at
East Ford, Conn, December %, 1928.
She was unusually vigorous and active, un-
III II years of sge, when she was prosua-
It'd By yiolen cold which developed irto a
disease that settled in her limbs. Masking
her helpless invalid. For nearly So years
The has been wholly contnsd TO her bed.
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Ran Away From Homo

BANGOR Nov. 2,--Alphonse Clay, aged
II, and Irving Smi h, aged IS, ran avsy
this evening and are suppose to have gore
to New York Cl,v left tia fathers home
in Lincoln, taking S75 or Sl00 aud induced
the Smith boy of this city 10 gn eff Tie
Por,l and police have been noufigd to detain
them.
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MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. 1890.

Plaintiffs attorney, W. H. Fosler. Cause
three years desertion, proved As alleged
Granted.
Amelia z Esmss e. ais. W. James D.
Winsor. Real action 10 recover thirty
acres of lard in Isleboroush. Fogler fo,
plaiutiff Williamson for defenden,- Yer
die, for defendent.
Ephiiam Brsgdon We. Inhabitants OF
Freedom. Action TO recover commission
er's tax collected for 1883. Defence thai
that the commissions were forfeited by
noncompliance With statute. Reported to
law court on agreed facts.
THIS has been 4 very long session, lasting
eleven DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03
A Barg Physician Suddenly Goes
Irsare.

BANGOR, Nov. 2 DIR. c. +. Young was
tsken suddenly insane Saturday night, and,
after midnight, becoming so violert in
speech and action upon the street he vas
put under restraint by the police and kept
il charge today. A few weeks ago be bad
shock, one side being partially par dyztd
1t il thought this led to mental trc ublP,
VIII it is hoped, will pield 10 treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03
Fuuer al Of MIS-. aoeg and Infant.

LONDON, Nov. The funeral of Mrs
Hogg and her baby, murdered by Mrs
Percy at South Hsmpstead Oct. "a, tool
place today and was attended by an enor.
nous crowd. The interment was in Finch
ley cemetery, The husband of the mur
dered woman, whote relations with Mrs
iiercy were the prime cause of the TRACE
dy, was among the mourners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03

Fire at New York.

NV York, Nov. "A fire tonight in
the Eve story brick building i5s and Ice
Dusne Street. occupied BY the grorery firm
Of Tbu'ber, Whylsnd 4 Co., al the storags
bouse far drugs, butter, cheese, etc, dam
sgsd the building 5000. and the stoea
s25 .0co. fully insured.