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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
House Devotes ItseH to the Tariff.

After the reading Of the journal the
House went into committee of the whole
(Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio in the chair) for
the further consideration of the tariff bill
Mr.. Lanham of Texas opposed the meas
ure generally and especially antagonized
the feature of the bill which places duty
on silver and lead ore. declaring it would
have the effect of destroying the SINE ltiDg
industries of Texas and the neighboring
States.
McAdoo of New Jersey declared he
would vote against the measure because he
believed that in the end any such abuse of
taxing power must lead to total destruc-
ton of what had been called the American
system. The pen ing bill vas q step back
~ard in civilization and An attempt to out
wit the laws of nature and to evade rule,
of common honesty.
LaFollette of Wisconsin drew a compar-
ison between the Mills bill and the pending
measure. The republican bill favored pro
lection to American agriculture, manufac-
lures and labor. The democratic bill op-
posed that policy, The republican bill
proposed to save the home market for Am
ericsns. The democratic bill proposed to
invite all other countries to this market
from our people, whenever it was in their
power to do so. The issue was made up
and on these lines. The contest must be
fought out to the end.
The discussion was continued through
the entire session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents Of Maine:
Original, Charles Cox, Calais; Charles
II. Morrill,, Dsnforth; Joseph r. Robinson,
East OrrinRton; Stephen Mudseu, Dix
mont Center; Albert Dinsmore, Old
Orchard; increase, James II. Morse, Blue
hill J )hn VI. Foster. Pittsield; Henry G
Barlow Freedom; Walter Jordan, Farm
ington Falls; VIM. J Downey, Randolph
Merrill Savage, Gardiner; Geo NJ Garlic
ION, Brunswick; Elizabeth, widow of Abra-
ham Preble, Mount Vernon; minor child
of George A. Howe, Columbia Fails
Mercy. wido~ of Joseph Merrill. North
PsrscnfeH. Original, Robert Whitney,
Lincoln; Jas. II. Pratt, South Woodstock
Albion Stearns, East Storeham; VIM C.
Condor, Brunswick; Henry W. Estes
Corinua. Hosea Sswier. Masardis; VIM
W. Kiihourne, N. Waterford; John W
Frark, West Gray: Roswell T. Sibley
Enfs ID; Henry G. Dresser, Oldtown
Theodore Kennedy, Cosigsn; Geo W
Proctor, Bowdoinhsm; Ivory G. Smith
Litchfeh Corners; John + Mears. Wash
irg,on; increase John X Weeks, Oldtown
Ei jsh Rogers, Bangor: VIM. II. Span
bursh Hudson; Oliver Hunt. S'scevville
Issish Welch, Strong John W. Richardson
s. Windham; Meilisa A., widow Of Theo
dore Day, S Hollis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Sudden and Serious Illness Of " =
Bigslow at WatsrvIls.

WArERvrLLE, May ll.-W. H. Bigelov,
supe erintendent Of the railway mail service
fer Nes England. wAs taken suddenly and
seriously i'll in this city Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Bigelow had been in attendance upon
the meeting Of the republican county COM
mittee held At the Elmwood hotel, where
he appeared to be In the best Of health and
spirits.
After partaking Of . hearty dinner with
= party of friends be strollet up to the
college grounds ard visited Mr.. C.. H.
S;urtevant, one Of the students. nd Of
his. While seated In Mr.. Sturtevsnt's
room he suddenly complained Of . dizzy
feeling and said that he would step out in
10 the open air. Mr.. Sturfevsnt accompa-
MED him across the campus to the station
where Mr. Bigelow intended to take the
afternoon train for Clinton. He grew rap
idly worse and had to take Mr. Sturte wants
arm as an assistance in waking. Arriving
at the station he sent telegram to his
dar ghter and was then placed in carriage
and driven to the Elmwood hotel. In i'd
dition to the feeling Of dizziness which be
experienced he also began TO loee the use
Of his voice 90 in short time he vas near
ly speechless. Upon Mr.. Bigelow's ar
rival At the hotel he was at once placed in
bed and DIR. J. F. Hill summoned. After
an Examination DIR. Hill pronounced the
attack stroke of paralysis affecting prin-
'ipally the iarnyx DR.. Boutelle vas called
In for consultation by DR.. Hill and
sord was sent to DIR, Weeks Of Portland,
who, unfortunately. was found to Se on his
way to Washington. DR.. Geo. X, Brick
EFT Of Augusta. Mr.. Bigelow's family
physician, arrived Sunday forenoon. His
opinion coincided with that Of the other
ply sicians. All agree in the judgment that
the case is decidedly critical one and with
the chances not very favorable to the pa
tient
For few hours during the latter part IF
Saturday night Mr. Bgelow seemed to raj
ly somewhat butno Improvement in his con-
dition was remarked during the Sabbath
At late hour the same report is made. OF
Mr.. Bigel0w's family, his wife, two daugh-
ter,, and his son Mr. Walter Bgelow are
all present with him. and also his son in
Law Mr.. Z. s. Neal. DR. Hill was in
constant attendance upon Mr. Bigelow dur
ing Saturday night and together With DR..
Brickett will care for the patient tonight.
A host OF friends have called during the
day to inquire as to Mr.. Bgelow's condi
on and large number of kilograms have
also been received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Boston Wool Mar ket.

SATURDAY, May 3.
The total receipts Of wool at this port daring
the past week COMPRISE 5so5 bags domestic and
S3 bales foreign, against ~ bags domestic and
Ss,p bales foreign for the same time Iast year.
The sae- fof the week comprise 4, l57 coo lbs Of
domestic fleece and pulled aud SIS go ID. Of for
eign. making the ~eet's transactions foot up
O. l., 20 lbs. against 70 700 lbs for the previo,
week and y 2 a domestig and ,le9 lbs for
.igD f0f tn corresponding week last year.
REMsKKs.-Thr market Is showing more tone
from he feet oneIing- are getti well reduced,
par iouiarly Of some special Kind. Of y ool.
We quot- selling prices oi the leading descrfp
tiops 80 follows:
PRICES Unwashed and unmerch wooIs-- Ohio
and Mich hne uD~asbed. 1oaz2c. ohis and Penn
unm.rch. z3sz5c, Mich unmerch, Z2az3c.
Pulled and super wool--MAiEs .up.r pulled, 50
itSc, E'stern lambs, 51a55c, super, S2as5c; A
super, Aat7c, Western super, 4<sssc; extra
pulled. 5sasze.
Ohio and Penn seeces-So 6eeces, s7Aasc; I
and above. sls3lic. xx, ssa.s3Ic, Xxx and above
00a10c.
Micn, wis, e,c-Mich K, zsla2oc; Mich No n
snc, J, n II and VI x. .sszslc; and N II
No Manic
Cotnbins-Kyi blood q ,zozc; Ky blood, z7a0oc
Ind and Mis blood. zsa9Ic; Ind and Mis- { blood
zeas1c, No Ohio, 4Ia,1c, No Ohio, 37asse: Nc
Mich. tsa30c, No Mich. 54a:s5c.
Deisine voOs--Oho 3Sa3sc Mich nne, 33a34,
he follow ing are the .ales for the week. and thu
prices yaid
Onio Aod Penn-so,o 600 lbs Xxx Ohio, &c; %
90 ibs do, zlc. $3.50 lbs do. BIC, 60 lbs xl
Penn, SIC; 25Dl0 lbs washed clothing &c: 900
| lbs washed medium, s643>c, 1870 ibs X fleece
| 3IAs,c. Total % 90 lbs.
| Aichig n and Wiseon-in-t go Ibs K New Yor
fleece. 80 : li0o lbs No do &c. Total. IL 100 ID.
tombins and D.lsine-410 lis washed medium
| 40c. z5,eD lbs comting, 40e. 20 800 ibs Ohio d
laine, sc. Total, W O0lbs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Fire in Fort at wiIiet's Point, L. I,

WnLEr's PoISr, L l., May II Fire
broke out in the pontoon house in the fort
about 3 80 last night. The building and
its contents were destroyed. The house
was used for storage. The contents we're
six fish torpedoes. a base line trsn.it, said
to be the only one in the United States and
valued at $50, 600, pontoons, tools and
paints. The total loss is estimated at $780,
600. The fire burned dve hours. Other
valuable buildings were saved by soldiers
and fr. men from Wholesome and College
Point. The origin Of the FIRE is not known
but it is supposed to have been incendiary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Drafting . Now Tax Act.

Judge Hall returned to his home IL
waterville Saturday afternoon. He 10 en-
gagged in compiling the information already
obtained by the Tax Commission, and 10
making a new draft Of the tax act, which
10 to contain numerous an 1 radical changes
on the old one, though just what these
changes are the commission will not yet
make public. As they do not report ill DC.
tber. All the statutes are to be included In
one act. The Commission will be in ses-
sion today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Notes..

The American squadron Of evolution has
arrived 1T Gibraltar.
Influenza in an acute form has made its
appearance again ut WaYsa~.
Seven thousand bales Of wool were soId
in London. Saturday, for shipment 10 the
United States.
Minister Lincoln says the reports that he
is about to resign are false. lie 10 simply
taking 4 short vacation.
Ex Gov. Ames and family OF Massachu-
setts. who are travelling In Europe, left
London for France, Sunday.
The musical world Of London 10 startled
by the announcement that Gilbert and
Sullivan. the famous operate Collabors-
teurs, have definitely parted.
During = heavy thunder storm, Friday,
The Ei6el tower was struck by lightning six
times. The damage was slight, the light
nIng each time running down the conductor.
Parnelrs continued absence from the
House Of Commons is said to be caused BY
illness, and change in the party leader
ship 10 necessary. John Dillon 10 named
~ the probable successor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
SEVERAL CYCLONES
Garry Death and Destruction in
Their Paths.
Iowa. Kansas, Missouri, Ohio and Penn.
sylYania Report Great Damage.
In Ohio the Storm Travelled -Four
Miles q Minute.

FREpoNIA, kan., May n.-Meagre re-
ports Of cyclone of much desuuctiveness
as to life and property has reached this
city. The storm vas directly eastward.
passing through Prairie, GLildford and
Pleasant Valley township. II did not cause
serious damage until it reached the last
named township. Then its force and vio-
lence was most disastrous. A funnel
shaped cloud dipping down, and whirling
into fragments houses, barns. and other
objects that came within its scope. In
Pleasant Valley township four or i've mile.
northeast of Altoona. the farm residence
and farm barn of Joseph Wiltx was ,srn to
pieces, and Harvey Wil,z. aged l6 instantly
killed. The house of Frank Glidden, a
mile east Of Wiltx WAS torn to pieces. and
Mrs. Glidden and her infant child killed BY
the hsing timbers. Gldden and a hired
woman were seriously injured. and four
other persons hurt, il 10 feared two will
prove fatal. Quite = number o, other farm
houses totally destroyed, and great damage
done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Hale's Amendment on the Can
teen' System Adopted.
The Senate Passes 0ls Hundred and
: Eishty-RiIs Pirate Pension Bills.


wAszIserox, d. c.. May l0.-The House
amendment to the Senate bill for . public
building q New London. CT. (reducing
the amount from 800 coo to e75. .OOO) was
non concuEred in and conference asked.
A bill Was Introduced BY Mr.. Frye to
amend the shipping laws 90 As to include
within the provisions Of the sections relst-
ing to the shipping Of sailors Who are
shipped by commissioners for ports in the
West Indies, Mexico and Newfoundland.
Mr.. Quay insEOduced bill to amend the
interstate commefcs lsu by adding the fol.
lowing to the 22d section:
Provided. that nothing in this act shall
be construed TO prohibit any common car
rier from giving reduced rates Of transpor-
tation and permit to carry . weight of
sample baggage in excess of the amount
allowed the ordinary traveller to CONNER
cial travellers. whether employer or en-
pioye, Who travels to sell merchandise for
. Wholesale business, taking orders from
dealers for goods for subsequent delivery.
The army appropriation bill ~as taken up,
the pending question being Hsle's amend
msnt providing that no alcoholic liquors,
beer or wine shall be sold or supplied to
enlisted men in any canteen or building in
. garrison or military post, and Cockrell's
amendment to il, striking out the words
"beer or wine- The latter amendment
was disagreed to, yeas, I6; nays, 2s. A
party vote, except that Sherman voted aye
with the democrats.
Hale's amendment was then agreed
to, yeas 80. nays Is. . strict party vote,
Sherman stating tina. in order to make
quorum, and with some doubts, he voted
aye.
Butler suggested that to m Ike the thing
complete there should now be q provision
inserted in the bill to supply nursing bot
ties, infants food, catDip tea and such
things for the use Of the officers and soldiers
Of the army.
The bill was then passed.
Several bills were passed, including the
following: The bill to authorize the Secre-
tary of War to purchase . lot in st. Augu.-
tine, Fla, for military purposes; the bill
to establish fog signal at Cuckoids island
at the entrance to Boothbsy hsrbor. Me-.
not to cost over S25 0u0.
The Senate then took up the individual
pension bills on the celendar and passed all
Of them (ls5) in IN hour and a half Among
them we're bills increasing the pensions Of
the widows Of Rear Admirals Davis and
Nicholson to 800 month Of tine widows
of Rear Admiral Worden and Capt Thorn
ton. U. S, to $50: of the widows of Gen.
W. T. Ward and Gen. Alexander Schim-
melfenniug to $50; giving pensions to two
stepmothers and two foster mothers; to
three widows of soldiers of the war Of 1912
and to several army nurses (sl2,) and one
granting pc, sion Of $40 a month to John
Swesrer, mason, who had volunteered to
assist in the defence of Fort Sumter, and
who was the FIRST man wounded there and
the first wounded in the war of the rebel
lion.
After short executive session the Sen
ate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON. May IL, l A. NJ
For Maine Fair, stationary temperature,
variable Winds
Special bulletin: The depression noted
last night, extending from the northern
Rocky Mountain region to the Northern
Pacific, has developed across iuto the mid
die Of the Rocky Mountain slope, and 10
nov central in Nebraska, moving south
eastward, and ill probably reach the lake
regions within the next tvensy-four hours.
Ths storm area Of Pennsylvania dissp-
pesred this morning Of the Atlantic coast.
These storms viii be succeeded BY areas Of
high pressure nov central over the lower
lakes and Montana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
condemned DEsPATcaEe.
The Pith OF the Nsvs Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

The union depot at Butte, Mont. burned
Friday: loss. 8 90 900.
Oxford stable, on Oxford street. the
finest boarding stable in Cambridge. Mass. g,
was burned SATURDAY morning. Twenty
seven horses were burned to death. The
loss reaches $50 600.
George W. Hilliard. sse 20, farm hand
at HenDiker, N. H.. has been pla ed in
Concord jail for committing rape upon
Miss Hattie B. Roby. aged ls, Of Sutton,
Wednesday At Henniker.
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Great Flood IN Australia

SAN FRASoIsco, May ll-Advices from
Sydney, per ste amer ZeslAndia, state that
the gre at-st fl ,od in the history of Australia
occurred April 18Th at Bourke, on the
river Dsrling. The river broke throu 1h
the embankments surrounding the town and
submerged it to q depth of three feet.
Bourke nov is in the middle of an inland
sea 40 miles wide and many buildings are
collapsing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
They Have no Fire Department.

ELLIoTvILLE, N. Y, May ll.-Nearly q
quarter of the business portion of Elliot
vile lies in ashes Among the buildings
burned were the Crawford House and liv-
cry stables. barrel factory and stock and
NcMahone's agricultural implement ware.
house. The FIRE started in d. ?. Nc
Mahone's dwelling about eleven O'Clock
this morning and soon spread to the other
buildings. There is absolutely no protec
ton against fire here. The bucket brig
ades formed did some good but could no,
prevent the spread of the flames, and for q
time it seemed IS though the entire village
was doomed. The Salamanca FIRE depart
ment was wired for and after this aid ar.
rived the flames were quickly under con-
troll. Loss $50, 600; partly insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Broc klyn Bridge Receipts.

NV YoRK Msy 1.-THE receipts Of the
Brookl' Bridge grow larger every m 1n'h.
The report of the trustees If the bridg-
for April showed that 3 q 2. .603 passenger.
crossed by the cars. 36l 667 pers ms walk
sn3 the receipts from these sources were
S96 ,002 81 against es9 254 81 for the cor
RESPONDING month last year. The amour,
expended for maintenance during the
month was 45s, ,44s 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Thieves at Hiodeiord. Boys Arrested.

B,ppEroRp, May ll.-Thisves entered
DR.. ]. A. LaRocqne's drag store on Msin
street last night and stole email amount
of cash They entered the store through
rear window after manipulating the f,s'en-
ing And removing the iron har which held
the shutter Tonight the ofiieer' arrested
three French boys who had hired hvery
horse add driven 10 Portland and Sacca-
rsppa Il is be-. we'd that one Of them is
connected with imerou, petty burglaries
recently committed here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
KILBOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

cures both internal and external pains
and still il does not contain one single grain
of ANY opiate. So small is the dose how
ever that it stands uncqlaled In cheapness,
a. unapptosched in its peculiar and certain
effects-it 10 the hot drop without . peer,
and best of all pain cures. and without
.loubt thu safest RENE dy of the kind offered
in any form,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Died 10 Abjsct Poverty.

PHILApELrHIA, May ll.-Henrietta Gil
rard, niece Of Stephen Girard, the philan-
thropist. died here Thursday morning in =
garret and in abject poverty. She was
seventy five years old, was born in Paris
and came to this country to bring suit for
her share of an estate of 9l0, ,0OO, 600 out of
which she claimed her brother. August
Girard, had swindled her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12
Charge in the Cable Cars.

New YoRK. NAV ia csblegram has
been re e,ved At the Cotton Exchange from
M. Cunningham, chairman of the Impor-
ters' Association at Liverpool. announcing
that the telegraph conference At Paris pro :.
poses on May Is to reduce the word limit
of cable messages from ten to eight letters
in code messages, and suggesting that 4
petition be Immediately pr pared 10 be sent
to the French aud Eoglish g,vern-
ment, resisting the proposed reduc-
ton. A meeting of Cotton Exchange
members will probably be called 10 prot.st
against the proposed change, which wouli
necessitate the forming Of an entirely new
cable code.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12

BookkespsT Whitnsy's Emoeaslement
Amounts to Over 800, 900.

ALBASr, n. Y, May ll-Tae whole
clerical force of the Albany City Bank.
from which Bookkeeper Whitney en-
hezfled, have been at work on the books
continually and stated tonight that the sum
would be sloo 600 or over. The hank 10
perfectly solvent, and is prepared for run
in the morning.
VIM. Gould Of the nrm who 10 said 70
have been in collusion with Whitney. said
tonight that the statement ~as false. assert-
ed by individual members Of the firm ~ho
had been culprits. Several othef nrms are
mentioned ~ having crooked transactions.
one of the directors Of the bank. Am .dell.
at the head Of = large brewing Arm. hsv-
ing paid in $4,000 last night to cover
worthless paper his son made in collusiOn
with Whitney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12

The Republican County Committee met
q. the Elnwood Hotel, WaterviIle, ct >
P NJ, Saturday. I. .. Abbott, 8. C..
whitmore. Geo. X. stevens. VIM. H. BiRe-
low and Z. c. Stevens being present. Mr..
Z. c. Stevens went A. proxy for c. d.
Wood. Who is away. The committee voted
to change the time and place Of meeting
and the convention will be held in this city
June 18th in MeopiAn Hall.
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Queen Victoria's Condition,

LONDON, NAV 1.-THE Queens condi-
ton 10 nov generally understood to b
serious. She had bad spell after the
drawing room, Friday. The trouble 10 said
to be dropsy, with other complications,
badly affecting her lower limbo. The
Queen left for Windsor at p. NJ, 6atur-
day.
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A Poor show Of Gratitude.

NEW YORK, May ll.-Raymond Carroll,
son OF the ma, sr of Rochester, was held in
the police court today for trial, on $500
bail, on the charge of assaultipg Judith
Torrey, with whom he has been living fot
some time. MISS Torrey says Carroll
squandered sl5 900 Of her money in gam
bling snd then got drunk and blackened
her eye.
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Nearly Twenty Five Perished.

NORWICH. N. Y, May ii Keepers Hall
and Manning Of the barned Chenane Q
county poorhouse say they think that .,
least twenty and perhaps twenty five of the
inmates of the house perisbed in the flames
of Thursdsy. The two little churches and
the hotel at Preston have been thrown open
for the use of the homeless pAupers and
lunatics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12

B,ppEFoRp. May ll.-In the municipal
court yesterday, . claim was made in be-
half of the Boston { Maine for liquors
seized from freight car side tracked At
Old Orchard two weeks ago. The claim
ant argued that, As the car vss sealed and
the goods not delivered. the liquors were
virtually the property of the railroad COM
psny by whom were transported the origi-
nal packages Judge Enmcns refused the
claim and oriere the liquors epi'lsd He
gave a. al explsrs'ion Of his decision that
he had not received copy Of the full text
of toe rece Il Uaited States supreme court
decision and the ruling was, therefore, in
accordance with the Maine statutes. The
claimant appealed.
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PANAMA, May II In substance Il 10
published here that the commission Of On.
eineers sent out by the liQuidators Of the
Panama Canal Company have decided upon
adopting the lock system for completing
the canal; that Lieutenant Wise will leave
immediately for Bosota to make the usoss.
sary arrangements with the Columbian
government, and that work will be recon-
menced as soon A. the preliminafies ass
satisfactorily settled.
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The at. Crotx River Risins.

CALAIS, May l0-The heavy rain of the
past few davs have raised the waters Of the
ST. Croix to. .sn alarming ex'ent.- On Thurs
day the srringers that guide the logs into
the different saw mills broke ani number
of Thousand logs were carried away. The
st Gro mill was obliged to suspend work
on account of the height Of the water and
the waste matter that got into the wheel
Dit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-12

Pennington will be an international
money order once sfter July l. The mail
service between Kingheld and Eustis will
/. Route 4S9. China to wsterville. Leave
China daily except Sundays q A. n. and
I P. n. Arrive at Wsterville BY 0.4S A..
n. and 3.4s p. n. Leave Waserville daily
s1ssps Ss.days at 80 4. n. and 8 T. n.
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Burglars entered i've places q, Canton.
Friday night. taking small sums Of money
and small srticles.
The three masted schooner Alpha, was
launched ct A. Sevall & Co . yard. Bath,
Saturday afternoon.
Theophilus B. Thompson. q former
vell-knovn business man in Bangor and
later years in Lewiston. died Saturday as
Lewiston, 81 years Of sge.
Hayden P. Barrett. we'll known cisixsn
Of Tuners Island, vas stricken with pa
Ralysis q Knishtville while ont riding. He
has not spoken since and cannot recover.
He 10 pesoinsEt Aassa.