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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
STATE NEWS.


siDsIr
Mr. G C. Ismlln, Of Sidney. had quite
sn experience the other day. He had
backed hs team TO the brow of D steep
blaf for the purpose Of dumping load of
ttck, hen the cart AID horses Slid down
The daeIivlty, some fifteen or tsenty feet,
the Descent being considerably sharper
than 45 degrees ami on an obllqus line.
The cart tipped over, and fisml'n jumped
a. ihs same time but he jumped dosn bill.
aad the yeoicIe went over him, though In
s1sh a way that he was nos much hurt.
Nei her Of the horses were injured. A
short time ago one Of the horse, ran away
sben a, ihe corn factory and jumped into
ths river. n he keeps on be will by and
BY have quite an experience.
CIsros.
Postmaster jewell has returned from
Portland, and may be seen behind the
bexss. a. psEaI.-~fbe Free Baptist Soci-
ets rave a snpper st their chapel last
Wednesday + NJ, which a. ~eli attended
aad highly appreciates. - Everett HunnelIs
mss purchased Manly Morrisor's place on
Mad. Lsne.-Mr. Joseph Ssesrin has
returned from an ex'en1ed visit 10 Rhode
Island Nr. Freeman Mese,vsy has re-
C~U " UtDSru NV tbs ttb~HcHt i1fu3tKly
oecnpsed By George Bingham.
Noarm yAssALsoRo.
Seventeen Of the twenty-tvo sets OF ma
eh merry in The North yasssIboro N lie are
now ruoriog, and goods valued a: $500 sre
n,s male dsiiy. It will probably not bs
irg before ali tbe looms sre running. The
goods nov manufacsures are Of plain
syis. Yesrs age. In the pslmy days Of this
establishment. some Of the nnsst fancy
WOOL ms made in this State we're turned out
hsre, and they hal a ,eput s.ion A. extensive
as the country. Hundreds Of men and
women were emsIoysd AMI the basine.s
distributed thou.aads Of dollafs among the
people every month. times were eorses-
popdipg'y god. II will not be diflcnt 10
undesstaod Why the North vsssai5eso
people shouli have 20 deep IN Interest," -
whateyer relates to the mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
Proved Hts Own Va'ue.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. i2 Gen. Lewis,
who was burned 10 effigy here on his sp'
poinimert TO the rosJmastership, is jnsi
now the SUI ct of compliment from tae
very men who led in that movement. Upon
his appointment ss postmaster here it be-
came bis duty 10 appciat coiored clerk to
a department In which a young white lady
held place. The LADY left tbe building
indignant. The incideDt recalled the early
servigs Of Lewis n the reedmen's Bureau
sEd that n, sht the impnlsiye e!tizsn' ap-
Piled the torch to his eifigy. Gen. Lewis
sss deeply grleved, but resolved that his
best answer would he a faithful perform
snee of datv. To-day the Atlanta postoffe..
is medsi. with night delivery system
and prowPtoess in every daIartms NJ.
Lewis is now oEe of the most popular men
in the city,
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Net Dead. but ia Prison.

San FRaNclsco. Oct. l2.-News comes
from Switzerland that DIR. +. NJ Biber.
Nevsda's Commissioner TO the Worlds
Fair, Is in prison at Selnaic, Switzerland.
Biber hsd word sent here several months
sgo that he was dangerously sick, and then
came the report that he was dead This
was peobsbly TO prevent many Nevada
miuin9 men, whom he had s~indled, from
prosecuting him. In Nevada he sailed
mines. and gained so hard a reputation that
wonder was expressed when he was ap-
pointed commissioner. MANY valuable min
eral s1eclmebs in the Nevada exhibit, which
were intrus.ed to him to ship home, he sold,
aud he also swindled people in Zurich,
Berne and ether cities. by selling bogus
mining securities. Fer these oaerses he
vss impris oned.
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improvements In the White House.

WAsuIsGros, Oct l2 Another chsnge
in the internal arrangement of the White
House has been effected during the abserce
Of the President this month. When he re-
turns from bis Western four he will find
fitted up for his occupancy the large room
which more than quarter OF a eeutary ago
was used By President Lincoln as his TX
ecutive cifice, and which, since Lineoln's
death. has been re'egated TO the private
secretaries of the Presidents This change
has b been made because President Harriton's
family is cramped for room, ard needs for
household purposes the big library in which
al the Presidents since Lincoln have trsn.
sscted ;hair official hasiness. Few altera-
tons are vi.ibe in tie Lincoln room.
Tie same brass faced dial that Lincoln
consulted ticks on the martsl beneath the
.ame big mirror which retleied his figure.
Il is bright, cheerful apartment, with a
southern exposure. II adjoins the cabinet
room on eng side, aud on the other the rew
Office of the private secretary, while by the
removal of partition a convenient. waiting
room has been arranged for the accommo-
dat on Of the public, which will be a de-
ci1ed improvement on the present method
of crovding callers into a dark, narrow
passsgeway. with standing room only for
the majority. Placed between The tao
windows of the apartment is handsomely
carved oaken desk, which has curious
history, as is atte,ted by brass plate in the
ceLtre, bearing the follosing it scriItion.
III NJ s. Resolute, forming fart Of the
exps d ton sent Ia search of Sir John Frank
lin 10 1859, was discovered in lat "a deg.
IL. long i0l deg. 22 W., on 18Th May
1854. She was discovered and exrcstei
in September, 1856, 10 lat. 81 deg. NJ, by
CAPT. Buddington OF the United States
ehsler George Henry. The chip was Iur
chased, fitted out, and sent to England as
token of goodwill and friendship. This
table was made from her iimbers when she
was broken ". and is presented by the
Queen Of Great Britain ard Ireland 10 the
Preside nj Of the United States a. memo-
rial Of the courtesy and loving ki1dness
which dictated the offer Of the gift of tie
Re so,ute."
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Foreign Notes.

Bv decree jos' published with regard
10 Alsscs Lorraine, the teaching Of French
mus, for the future be stopped in all tie
primary sch ,ols.
The Ssr,isn government. fading the
presence of sx-Kins Milan in the country
/ tosrAble, has decided t. ask the Skupts
cbipa 10 pas a bill providing for his expul-
,iJn from Scit n,
the Czst by Dr. Iiisscb, according to n
Wsrtaw dispatch, tha' struck and wounded
the P,u-tisp general Won Werdcr. at the
~ ala hen' DR. Hirseh has been arrested.
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MA1nE PEOPLE.

Mr.. p. A. Perry, ef the Bos.sn Her.is.
son Of Hon. j. J. Perry Of Portland. bss
lately been appoinssd political I'd ~. o. 1t a.
psYer, hsviaz charge Of b9;h Nsaozal and
state pciisies. This IL = return Of Mr..
Psrry 70 bis former isbors, az there Is preb-
ably TO Joarnsiiss in Bossan vils has isas 4
wider experience i, political aEairs, Dosh
American and Ensiish
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Es Can g, TO ona,emala.

NEw YoRK. oet. I2.-Fcr more than q
year snd q half Mr. Johu Henry Heisnser
Who was expelled from Guatemaia IN May.
1880, as ''pesDicioBs foreigner has been
{ sudesyofins. through the State Department,
TO obtain permission 10 rstarn To Guaiena-
i, t, close UP his business sfsirs there
Mr. HoiIsnder received yesterday. safe
corduet from the Gsa,emaia Minister, and
q special passport from the State Depart.
ment and has sailed for Guatemala.
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Mutual Bsn eft Ics Co.'S Liabiliti 20.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l2.--The Isbliiies of
the Mutual Benefit Ice Company of this
city. of hich Allison Butts was appointed
receiver at Pougnkeep'is. are s2ls.7l2.
aud the assets si5i 500, consisting Of real
estate in New York city Dutchess coulty
and elsewhere. BARGE, wagons, tools, etc.
Lawyer John c. Shaw said yesterday thst
the eompspy had been going down for the
pat two years. ard applica'iln was made
for a voluntary dissolution Of the company
in order to pay its debts. uhicb, be thought,
would be paid in fun. The business of the
company hss been poor for several years,
and. it is ssij, has been conducted a. loss
for the past two years owing TO the scarci y
Of ice and the competition of artificial ice.
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We N. .n may Preach

CHICAGO, Oc;. ~ In the Free Mstho-
diet Conference the Rev, Il T. Roberts Of
fercd a resolution declaring 'hs. the Gospel
of Jesus Christ in the provision l. ms<es
and IN the agencies it implies for the sal n
ton OF mankind knows no distinct n OF
nationality, coDd ton, or rex. a'd tsa'
therefore no person who is called /, God
and who is duly qualified should be- ,efused
ordination to the ministry Of tire chnr'h Of
Christ an scccuot % sex. race, or con1 ion
The resolution was adopted.
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Land Damages Ia Dexter Prom Dsx
ter & Pisoats qais Read.

BANGOR, Oct. l2.-The county commits
sioners have completed the awards TO Dex-
ter citizens for damages through the build
ing of the Dexter l. Piscatsquis railroad.
with the following results Richard II
Mearlli, si25 90, Interest from date Of
fling location, April 23A, 1889. ss7 40 !:
G. c. Hatch and Lizzie 5. Hatch, s99l 81
and interest, ss7,2T; C. NJ Sawyer,
$3.50 and Interest. S57 20; II. C. Parsons.
sJ75 and interest, $50 40: Josish Crosby.
81 ,i25 acd interest. slS4 20; N. Dustsn.
homestead, $3.50 aud interest, S6i so; n.
Dustan, estate. si25 and interest. SIl /;
Olive and Hannah Abbott, $3.50 and inter-
est! S22.
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La Bianchs Wants to Meet Jack
Dempsey

NEW YORK, Dcs I2---The rnmor thst
George La Blanche the Marie, Vas DIVA
in recket atd wss only too glad to mset
Jack Dempsey in another bxts!e was cor
frmtd yesterday. Warren Lewis. ho vs.
the frat man 10 put the Marine into promi
nenee, was asked by reporter of the sun
WHETHER it wes true ;hss La Blanche was
snxfoas for smother mee;iog with the Nor
parsil "Yes. It's 20 that La Bla1ehe will
give Jack another sl,T said Wsrrsn, 'snd
III bet go eco on the outside on the Ma
rine. He sill make match ami HI rut
up the amount I name for him. Dempsey
can have the fight pulled of before any
clah in the country
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New Portuguese Csbinst.

LIsnox, Oct. I2.-.The ministerial crisis
has ended. The following cabinet has
teen announcsd Gen. S)usa. prime min
isicr and minister Of war; Sepor CAndido,
interior and mif lister Of education; Senior
Brsodso, justice; Scnor Gonves, finance;
Sei har Eanes, marine; Senior Bocage,
foreign affairs and Senior Thoma, Ribeiro.
public works.
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Mayor Lewis OF Cipten. M S. !.
a Assaeafnated.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. l2.-G NJ. Lewis,
mayor Of Clinton, was assassinated FrieaY
night ia bis yard, where he went to tura b :
COW ou.. Two loads Of slug, from shot
gna were fred irto his body, producing iu-
sfant death. Two negroes named Harris
and IIudsol have been arrested as the
guilty parties. Harris says his gIn wss
used that be loaded 1t, but that Hudson
fired the shots. During the night Huison
escaped. Harris wife cooked for Lewis,
and he assisted her in securing divorce
Gu sccoun, of bad treatment. This was the
motive for the deed. Lewis was very pop-
uiar, ard leaves widor and several child
ron
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@ and Duke Nicholas Insane.

LospoN. Oct. i2.--It has been learned
that ut The close Of The Russian military
ma .yfes In Vol 1ips. Grand Duke Nich-
o aslwho had chief eomnind Of the army,
became insane from the Effects of the dis
onse from which he long suffered, was re-
u'ovsd iucognito to Gen. Msrtyrod's estate
in Don Siepre.. Physicians declare his
C iudition hopeless.
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NEW YogK, Oct l2.--Disps'ches re
ceivei at ihe Maritime Exchange, from
Bucnos Ayres, rsro't the arrival 10 that
port Of the American bark Mary z Russell,
with The crew of the Italian bsrk Padre
ayero on board. The Russell was bcund
from, New York to Buenas Ayres. and v hen
in latitude 25. longitude 80, the Ayeno wss
sighted on fire. She bai a ccmbustihie
cargo on board. aud it was with great diff
entity that The Russell, aided by the Nor
wegisn bark Loyal, vas able to rescue he
crew of the burning ship. The orly mem
Der of the crew missing is the cook. He il
believed TO have been either drowned or
burned TO death The Padre Ayeno was
burned TO the wa'ef's edge and thea sunk
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II you s1Ii sshd - your address. ~ VII
mail ycu our iilursrsssd pamphlet erpiAir j.
ing al! about IN i,ys's Celsbrat~d Eiectss !.
VoiEaie Belt and Appliances, and tssIT
charming effects zpon The nervous debiii-
tsssd sysssns. xas no. they viii quickly
rsssc.s you 70 vsgcs ard manhood. Pam
pallet frs% n gea are t1ns afBicsed ue
viis send yea nsit and Appliances or .
sxi4i
ycsssa Dsss Co.. Marsbail, Mica
isn353AwsJfoiSu
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Live Happy and Blsmsless Liyes.

RocKFoED, III, ocT. 12 --Ge0rge ia
cobs Scnwsipfurth, Father Weldon. and
about dozen Others of the disciples and
angels OF he Winnebs 20 County "Heaven,
were before the Grand Jury. There are
nene Of the inmates OF 'Heaven" who do
not sppesr to be snxiou, TO give their tesii-
mony. Father Weldon. vi h bis venera-
Die and hardsome face, sufs voice and
patient tesriog, made deep impression
upon The jurors. His two daughters, FIVE
soTs and Apostle Smith all gave ,hsir test
mony. and none Of them varied an io'a.
and all their evidt4cs went to show tha.
they 1--we happily ard blsmeless lives 1t is
not thought possible that the Grand Jury
will be warranted in doing anything further.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.
A Wealthy New Yorker Blows
Out His Brains.
EeYada's Commissioner to Worlds Fair
In jail In Sutherland.


New YoKk. Oct la Walton o. ker
noehsn, wealthy yourg man who occu-
pied bsehelor apartments in Delta Phi
Club, blew his brains out with revolver
in his bed chamber early this morning. Ii
is supposed he was temporarily insane
through insomnia He was twenty-s. ven
years old. Hi, father, John A. kernecl an.
who died about three years ago. was =
pruminen, fiaancler of this city,
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Austrian Viewers Dying Of ryphus.

VinssA. Oct. IL During the last two
weeks, 81 women aud child working ~
veavers, have died in the village Of Schur-
intolouriz near Ra,ibor. There has been
very little work. Meat Ia almost unknown.
sud when the unfortunate villagers are
stricken with typhus. they must die from
lack of vitality to offer resistance.
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An Escaped Convict Capture d

RockLAso, Oct. l2.-Sheriff Irish who
arrested one Wm. Francis for larceny of a
boa. at Cape Roster. took the prisoner to
Hancock county jail Saturday morHirg He
proves 10 be al escaped convict from the
Concord. Mass, reformato-y, where he
has been for the last three ysars. His
name is Chas. Skinner and his home is
haveIhlll
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viii Build tho Siberian Railroad.

Sr. PErEHseuRo, Oct IL The Novyoe
Vremys says that the Russian Government
will Immediately begia the c,ps,ruction OF
the Siberisn Railway. oicisls Of tho
government will have entire charge Of the
work aud no contractors will be employed.
The Novyoe Uremya comments on the stra-
teeie ard commercial Importance OF the
new railway, which, II says, will induce
closer relstions b tween Russia and Ameri-
ca by the Pacific routes.
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fur Salt or to yet.
4 Good Bargain For Some
Ho6fY.

Fsra sra Steam Griss Nil FER sale near Eass
NeSsaTy L. T. staten. Fsr- contains 70 asres
u good iatss, ents ID tens OF hay, very gorSi
hssss: saes, stable a..d harn need repairs. Cs
paeisy u mill 800 bushels per day. 3 horse power
eHssise, - horse power kaiser, ali ia good censii
,tans lscssson ore OF the best On the line Of tof
ssaies Central Rai,rosd. farm ard mil viii &c
sott tozether OF In parts TO sat purchaser ierrat
q payment easy For further partienis.s sppy 70
= J. Ehxdecarne 1t AugassS or saoser5oss -
East Newport. rHii.lr WILSON.
Aage6d6
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Fire at Ellsworth.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. !

ELLSWORTH, Oct. l2.--The boarding
house on Fourth street in this city. near the
factory of the Pine Tree Stats Shoe Co,
owned By Mr.. s. Doyle, Was burned this
morning shout hslf-phst twelve. Loss from
81. 600 to SO COO; insured. Csuse of FIRE
unknown. The fire was communicated to
neishboriug buildings. but vas extinguished
without serious damage.
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Secretary sl.,a. vlll speak 10 ohio.

WAsHrsGros, d. G., Oct. Ia.-Secretasy
Blaine will leave fer oaio during the week,
accompanied by Representative Da,zell Of
Pennsylvania. Il vas stated on reliable
authority that be viii talk for the benefit OF
Dir. Mckinley, and perhaps for one or sso
ether Repubiicans in gerrymandered dis
trict-
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liquor Seized at Bslfsst.
fCpaeial tn the Kenrebec journal.

BsLrAsr, Oct. ia-R. II. Hssssrd of
Bansor's committee of seven, and Coastshle
Files, made sesrch and seizure at the
Crosby Inn, securing keg of porter and
some brandy. II is elsimed thst tie iqucr
Was for cooking purposes.
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Chinese oppo.iue TO Tx on Opium

SHANGHAI, Oct IL The Governments
action IN lsvying inorepei tar on native
opium meets wi;tjmpcn opposition. FfF0rs
to llect new ia,os csused riots 10 safi.u,
paris Of Chins. In a riot Of this kiid at
Hoihon, many psrson, were killed V ce-
roy Lspgi,u openly refuses to allow G, l.
!. c.iss OF t.x 10 hi. juri.dc; on.
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. xcsss.ve Dsmsnds by Eoglsnd on
TtaIv

Rosg. Oct. I2.-Tbe rupture In the nego-
tiations between Italy and England regarding
the dtlimitation Of the frontiers OF the Red
sea territory. according to n semi OIL ,iAl sc-
couot wa. doe to Sir Evelyn Barring, one
If the British delegates. unexpectedly sd-
ysneinR new and excessive claims which
Italy reis cted.
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A Boom for tho Sanford Plush Mills.

SANFORD, Der. 1.-THE mapager of
the plush mills here says; The passage of
the tariff bill will dive cut foreign compe-
tision and give US the home market. which
means a demand for double the quantity Of
goods that we now have the capacity Of
manufacturing. If we could secure a suf-
fieient numter of operatives we should be
ruuning day and night We will as once
build an extensinn to one of cur mills, and
shall Immediately increase TO a consider
able extent our facilities in every depart
ment, ard couii give employment to 1000
operatives at once. The worstsd company
will also make extensive improvements
within the mex. two months. Thirty dwell
ing houses are TO be erected before STOW
lies, il possible.
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Dbl n snd O'Bnsu on Way 70 Nc "
Yo,k

NEw YosK, Oct i2 -Thomas = Giii.
member II Parliament. srrivei tn-fss
ssh that Dillon, and O'Biiep left for e.
lsni 10 actt belong ng 10 pron,.t..rt
member Of Parliament n,s6e way to Hasre.
shence they viii ssiI In French steamer
TOR Scs York, arrivisg here probably neg,
Sunday.
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BkIFAsr, Oct il.-Conduefof Jerry Szl-
Ivan, Who Is to run on the new train. has
received no,ics that ii will arrive in Belfast
early Sunday morning. but will not lssrs
Sunday evening ror arrive early Mondsy
yaoYniuc.
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H,ehwsvmau at Auburn

AuBuRs, Oct. 1l.-Anirew versiil OF
Raymsnd was robbed of ss5 and badly
beaten BY A unknown man Who vas show
ing him the way to hensa, Friday esen-
ipe.
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Prof Austin ph.lp. p.rg-rou.ly III.

BAR HARnoR, Oct. la.-Professor Aus
tin Phelps 10 lying very sick at his Bar
Harbor home. The trouble is heart fail
ure ard bis physicians think he cannot sur-
vive the night.
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Thought to Have Been a Professional
BURGLAR

BrppEroRp. Oct. 12.-George Gtiffin, of
Methuen, Mass, who was found n,angled
on the eastern divisioa of the Besson &
Maine, last right. died this ferenooa. A
coroner's ieqassi will be held tomorrow.
In his pockets were fourd powder. fuse,
cartridges snd a loaded revolver. Ii is
thought be was a professional cFscxsman-
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BASE BALL


At CoiafDbps--ceInmtus s.; Toledo. o.
At Gloucester, N. J.-Syracuse, IL:
Athletic, 2.
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Burglar Gilman Cteases a Rumpus at
tha Ssata Prison.

TuoMAsToN. Oct. l2.-During service at
the State prison just as Rev. W. A. New
comb announced his text, Wilism V. Gil
man. the notorious post otiice rohber, serv-
ing under two Indictments for five years,
suddenly jumped aud hallowed ard takiag
off q shoe commenced 10 break the four
windows in the chayel. He was at once
secured and placed 10 the dog hole the
punishment cell where he remains.
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Especial to the Kennebec Journal, !

Especial to the Kennebec Journal,
GRRENvILLE, Oct. 1l.-At about 80
o'clock this morning, as the help went to
feed the cattle aud horses, hre was dis
covered in the barn owred by NJ. G. Shaw.
The barn WAS lllsd with hay and the
flames gsiued headwsy rapidly. The horses
we're taved, but two cows and eight or nine
hogs and pigs were consumed. The dwell
ing and ell attached were STACKED by the
flames The dive lung was saved, but the
ell was burnt. together with large WOO
and lumber shed. which was filed with
stove wood and lumber. Everything in the
barn carriage, hsrress, e'c-were total
loss. Loss estimated at about 5000; COW
cred by insurance.
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Tremendous Rain Storm at Vince ing.
w Virginia.

WnBELrxs. W. Va, Oct 12 "A tfsmen-
d 5us raia storm this evening did crest d. M
age in the ei'y and vicinity. BRIDGES w're
carried svsy. esit'e trospeH. horses 4 cd
cd, AID much ofbef properly destroyed.
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Tho Kennobec Journal
nav be found on sale at
the Chiaholm Brothers
News Stand, Union De-
pot, Portland.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.

War DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Sigusl Officer,
WASHINGTON. Oct. Is. A. NJ.
For Maine. New Hampshire and Yer
mont; Fair, followed by rain in Vermont;
stationary temperature; nOttherly winds
becoming variable.