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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

Barton, Feb. 3, 1890.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

NHERCuANT TAILOR, BARTON. NI .I.
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for Infants and children.

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10
RAYWOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS

All Travelling tNufuHra AHUiHNUH.
A party. will leave BARTON IUIUNt..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-12-25

The Paris Figaro announces the betrothai OF
mo Princess Maria Alexandra Victoria, eldest
danahter Of the Duke of Edinburgh, to the heir
annareut to the throne of Roumanla.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-12-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was rick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-12-25

Our whskey is diluted with kerosene and fusil
oil, and the American Goldfish ball is degenerating,
but thank Heaven the country is safe while the
economical Brussels soap maintains its excellence
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-12-25

It's economical-Brussels soap.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-12-25

After suffering several years with the Ieuror
hua, amt no doubt would have been, only lady
induced me to try sulphur Bitters. Now am
we'll. Three bottles cured me Mrs. CoppS. Nc~-
port, r. l.
a correspondents wants to know if "its are he
reditary." Any small boy compelled to wear out
his fathers old clothes could tell him they not
Haleys. Tooth and Earache Drops contain not one
drop OF Arsenic, Ether, Chlorofolm OH Of Gloves,
Creosote or Cocaine. Will not blister.-Iry them.
Wife. you have no idea how heavy this baly
is to carry around"' Husband. 'Neyer mind,
my dear. I'll take your word for it,"
Women, misses and children ought to have q
pair Of Rubber Boots to wear through the spring.
In asking your dealers for them. you might ASK to
sre the " WaIes Goody year, and compare them with
other makes see ad. on fourth page.
Restaurant Proprietor. "What has been your
experience as a waiter?' Applicant. "Well, |
know enough to fold dirty napkin with the clean
side out"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
The Siberian Atrocity As Re-
ported by Stepniak.
Pafnall Is Pleased With the Report and
Will REQUEST Action.
Toe Bou'ansist Patty Carry Three
Oivisions IN Recent French Elsc.
tiouo.

LONDON. Feb. Is Provided with a
cable drspstrh of introdacti, IN from Gvorge
KEENAN,, the sci, hrs,et siberian traveller,
the London agent of the Assoc,a'ed Press
called this morning on Sersias Sepniak,
the well kno~n writer upon Russian polit-
iesi and social conditions. and asked
whether he could s,se any information ia
regard TO the outrage in the political prison
AT Nara, IN eastern Siheris, rumors about
which had recentN reached the public
pre-. BY way OF the Russian colony ct
PARIS
MIR. Stepnisk replied that the reports
air ady published save only a hint of the
horrible tragedy enacted al Kara Perfcct-
iy Trustworthy information, he said, had
been received in cipher letters that have
sncceeded in getting Il rough TO Paris and
London from exies in Eastern Siberia
Madame Sstis did not commit suicide,
as the earliest reports ttated. She died
from the ed, cts of he cruel husg,ns TO
which che was subjected. The n,,gins
took place on Wednesday, Nov g. IL wss
continued I'LL, under the brutal blo~., The
unhappy victim lost consequences Ard lay
\. one deaf. The poor w., msn never re.
vived from the terrible shock but continued
To grow weaker and weaker until Fridsy,
~hen death came TO her relief
The ne~so of her shocking official murder
produced widespread dismsy and anguish
smonR her fellow prisoners, and three Of
them. unable to longer b ar Nleir wretch, d
fate, committed suicide by taking poison.
How they obtained the poison is not known.
but possibly they had long had 1t In their
possession and were keeping it as . last
resort. The names of the women we're
Marie ksluzhna,a MarvA Palovna
kAralefsksya and Made zhda SmirnitskayA.
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by Hiram himself. He got the thread N
{ e hoase. remember the thread v,,y
veil. as it happened to be the only color OF
han5 Al the time"
Sh ~n the shoes foard in the woods, O. .
"a d; rhnse are my hu.bA d.. He a.
WAYS wore low cut .hoss. srd that left one
bears the sqnsre ratch which rene mber
be put on himself"
And his collar butioa?" asled Officer
Shields
That is Isasc's; il has chasing on il ;
Hiram wore plain plated one. Issss hsA
several good cola, bu'rons, and one d-y h.
let Hiram tske one ia his hand Hiram
KID his brother 10 give il TO him. tut
Isaac replied that he guessed he wouldn't"
Another unpleasant object shown 10 q e
poor widow BY Ofheer Wnhsm was = che- p
cotton handkerchief cl tied With hlooi
stains Asked If he hs0dkerchief Was seer
b her before she said:
II am certain IL belonged 10 my hus-
band
Her Identification of the body general,
Was 10 less empnsIic
About l O'clock the inquest sdjournsd
until 2o'clock Monday. Mesn~ bile oticer
WI ham has taken charge of III remains
snd after the jury has completed its labor
he will hsve the remsias conve,ei 10
Roo hester. where they viii be paced IN the
recs ivlrg tomb in the own cemetery. sfte
a local undertaken has provided a cofin for
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

The wsshworks at Contoocook, n. II
are again IN working order.
Residence of W. 9 Mason. Concord.
y was damaged $500 by fire and water
Saturday afternoon; insured.
Mathew Mason of Peabody Was bound
over Saturday IN 81, 900 for trial for assault
on his wife. lie pleaded not guilty.
Two mixed trains collided at Ware,
Mass, Sa urday, doing damage to about
8 900. No one was seriously injured.
Daniel Lyons, shot "Wednesday night by
John McGinuis at BROOKLYN. n. Y. died
yesterday at the Brooklyn City Hospital.
Fire damaged A. b. Por,er's leather
mandatory at Ess, Boston, Ss urday even
ing, 10 the extent o: $4,000. Insured
partially.
Mrs. Marie Sherman claims to be the
widow of the late Amos Beck ith of Prov
ldence, and claims something like SIPS 900
of his estate.
Fire damaged the Belair Manufacturing
Company's mill at Piusheld. Mass, Ssiur.
day night, about $50 O0C. Insured, 300
bands are thrown out of work. Cause.
unknown.
Schooner Eva B Douglas before reported
Ashore On Great Point RIP, foated Saturday
without assistance. although tugs and =
steamer worked on her Friday without
success. she proceeded uninjuted.
Eisard r. Dudley, for many years q
drummer throughout New England, and re-
Gently connected with S,.son, Potter 4 Co
Of this city, dropped dead IN the Union de
pot at Providence, Saturday, of heart
disease.
George Flood, employe Of W. b Dursin
& Sons siver~are mandatory, Cocord,
n IL is under arrest, charged with the
srcery Of book pstterus valued at 500
Flood admit. having taken the book and
claims he destroyed it.
The str XII miners in he Wslston and
Adrian minrs of the Buffalo, Il .ch. ater &
Pittsburg toal c. mpsny, haNi2g failed to
OBTAIN any coicessIons whatever. SATURDAY., +,
a. n mass meet ny, decided TO prolo' & the
struggle uhth an b 'bursble settlement VA
made bs the mine ners.
The capital stock If tho + lison Electric
Lvh'tug CumTao has been increased q
s4 3 O 600 from So 500 0oO The debts OF
ne 60 {. IN sggregate s3i3, 900. of which
$3.50 $50 Is secured by bard morgage
Originally the stock wa- 500 0oo but sub
s,quruty increased u s., 800 900.
A Chamberi+ir, S C, despatch .svs ,ha,
Gen Armstrong anl Agent anderson went
TO Loser Brute. Fri iav. and not fed all
.quauers on Ia ian land to ysca,e or they
would b. tnrclhly removed Gamblers
have been rai!ed, aud neither games Of
chance nor the sale OF liquors will be per
mlttrd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17

Ii 10 a curious chain Of circumstsntisl
evidence that is linked around lease
Sawielle la connection with his brother $
death. II lis a remarkably long one, too
Here are some Of the links;
Isasc mat elvres to get the family prop
eriy into his control.
His mysterious three weeks absence
from home.
He si,pcious intimacy with DR.. Blood
and the convict Ed"
HIS promise to meet the latter overheard
by Mrs Sswtelle.
His mysterious postal to DR.. Blood.
HIS attempt 10 get Mrs. Sawteile TO &C
company him 10 Portland.
HIS alleged attempt to poison the little
girl Marion.
HIS Suspicious actions and evasive an
swors upon his return.
HIS attempt to remove certain stains
from his coat.
His fslsehood about the visit to MIR. An
irews At East Boston.
His disappearance from Rochester on the
afternoon Of his brothers ARRIVAL.
III purchase OF the axe, spade, pickaxs
ami lamp.
HIS de parture for and hiding in Portland
His significant admissions and questions
since his arrest.
The finding of blood upon the seat of the
carriage he had hired.
The discovery of the bloody axe in the
river.
The finding of blood stains on various
parts of his clothing,
The discovery of the mutilated body of
his brother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
Extensive Forgeries Discovered at At
Iantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. l6-An
extensive series of forgeries of notes
bonds, and mortgages, with the South Jer
sey and Philadelphia banks. firms and in.
diviiusls as victims, have lust come to light
Edsard Lippincott, well known resident
OF Medford, n j.. proprietor of Haion
Hall, Atlant'r City, has for some months
been confronted with notes of whicn he
had no knowleigs.
Some month. ago Lippncott was con
fronted With 5000 OF notes of which he
had no know ledge. but finally paid them.
After this Llpplncott found more bogus
paper in circulation. Lippincou fraukiy
amiis that Ills wife ruined him by her
torgeries. He does not know what she did
With The money, and his wife refuses I,
IL
Even the help employed in her house
we're appealed To and willingly gave W
heir carn'ngs or savings 10 amounts RAJ 4
,ng f ON SO to 5000 Mrs Lipplncou per
usiinY ih, N their money safrr With hel
han in the bauk, ard that sh4 would allow
tntm six per cent intere.t. The full
mount OF her forgeties IS not known bat
It's believed will reach SO 100
Mrs. Llpplncott va. credited i'h unu'us
hre~d in dealitg'. not given to tiivoh'y
T eHtraveg,nc ut any SOFT, and very d.
nestle I he difference is she lost money
"a stock speculation and endeavured at fir
o r.cover by single forgeries Which
trough coniinned i'll luck induced I'll,
wholesale crimes laid at her door.
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Murder and Suicide at New York.

New YORK. Feb. l6-Isaac Jacobs
aged 45. shot and killed Herman Royozin.
sky, "a Ridge St about this morning,
and shot and perhaps fa.ally wounded Roy
ozinsky's wife, and then shot himself dead
The tragedy was the result of an old quar-
rel between the men. 1t is said that ia
cobs once smusgled $1,000 worth of dla
monds into this country and becoming
frightened placed them in Roy yoziusky s
hands for safe keeping until it should be
safe to dispose Of thsm. When he asked
Royoxlnsky for them the latter refused to
account for them.
II is also said that Jacobs was married
man and made love to Ro. ozinsky's niece
until he was forbidden TO visit the family
any more. Despite these events Jacob.
and Ro, oEinsky met occasionally and had
business transactions. On Jacob. person
vas a loug rambling statement that Royo
zn.ky and every body else with whom h,
had any thing to do since he came to thl,
country had cheated and robbed him; I'll,
lawyers he had engaged to look after hi
Interests played into the hands of his enc
mies his o~n wife had robbie him. solc
him out, thrown him into the street, am
he was sick, destitute and desperate; an,
finally decided TO take the law into his owl
hands.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. VIM. p. litshouss. Judge
Presiding.
W. s CHoArE. Clerk.
F A SMALL. S,enogrspher.
G. +. STEVENS, Shsrd.

W. 5 CHoArE. Clerk.
+ A SMALL. S,enegrsphef.
G. +. STEVENS, Shsrd.
FRipAy, Feb. IL.
orrin Williamson vs. Job Springer. r.
E Seu,har for plant 4, Ti,como Tit
comb for defendant. This 10 an action en
account snnexea TO wit TO recover the con-
rsei price of 81; Is for digging. furnish
lrg ard lNins certsia sewer pipe for the
the dsfendsut on CushRoe Heights in this
cry in the spring If SO The defendant
does rot dlspu'e the bill but claims TO have
II reduc q on sceour, of damages IL ticts d
upon one Of lis pear trees B., the plsin,ih's
n.sn in dgs-rg the sewer trench. He
elUms ia il WAS expressly Np ted VII n
he co0trs sss made that IN dlsgtng past
he tree no roots should be cut od, but that
tins understanding ~ss disreesrded and 90
nsny ROOFS cut that the tree was great,
Injured. The defendant j'ins that he
I'D not sgrve 10 cut no roots. but that he
would do nothing 10 il ire the tree, ard
Though atr~ roots we're cut II did the tree
10 ismsge whaever but was an scIusl beI :
o NJ TO II At he tlpse of a. >ufnmeit the
arguments of council were nearly nnished
SArukpAI, Feb. Is
Williamson vs. Springer This case
wss concluded sb,u, IL O'Clock this fore
NOM With verdict for the plaintiff for
s44 So. The jury was discharged until
Monday mornius al 10 O'Clock.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rocksnd expects to have large new
shoe factory. A spice mill and msnufsc-
tury of Havoriug extracts is also being
'slked of.
Burglars entered Burphsm's book store
at B Ode ford Friday night through rear
window The cash drawer was ritled but
no goods are missing.
Brown & Coiton's steam mill at Fairfield
used for manufacturing stove-~ood. was
entirely destroyed by FIRE, about O'Clock,
Friday night. Loss on mill and wood,
g., 500; ; insurance, $500.
Nelson Surrat and Frank Rhodes of
Haverhill, two boys aged IL and IS, were
arrested at Portland Saturday night as run
sways from home They had SIS bet~ee n
them, and hsd started out to see the world.
The Biddeford committee, Stephen Shaw
chairman. appointed 10 circulate a peti ion
to Congress for an appropriation for s75.-
GOO for a postofiice building, report 300
nsmes. The secretary was authorized to
forward the petition to Amos l. Allen.
Speaker Reeds secretary. At Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
Banquet to Susan B. Anthony.

A bsuqlet was last night rendered to Miss
Susan B. Anthony. at the Riggs, to cele
brate DER 10Th birthday There were over
l50 guests present, representing almost
every State in the Union, and CaUadA and
England
Miss Anthony was in very good spirits
and thoroughly enjoyed the occasion VII ch
had brought together so many leading
ghts in the cause Of woman's suffrage. Ii
was not intended that she should make any
formal speech, and her name was not down
on the list of those replying TO toasts Bur
al the close of the entertainment, there
we're so many requests for her to say, some
thing thai she could not refuse to comply
and she male a snort aud very appropriate
speech. She briefly reviewed the progress
of the movement and alluded to the part
she had taken in it. Her remarks were
wise and witty, and we're received with loud
applause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
Ptioce sinshs' DE- parture from HaIifax Z

HALIFAX, Feb. l6.-Regarding the story
relegrsphed from here relative to Prince
Dhuileep Singhs' departure, alleging that
he has absconded, leaving unpaid debts
amounting to Thousands of dollars, it can
be said that the Prince left here for Paris
to visit his father some days ago on a three
months leave of absence obtained from
the commanding officer of this garrison.
The fact that he was going away was pub
lished some time before his departure.
All he owes it is declared, does not exceed
$500 and his creditors here are fully salts
fed that he will return and pay them
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Representative Wallace of New York.
today introduced in the House bill auth
orizing the secretary of the navy 10 ap-
point bosrd of three naval officers to in
spect the plans and specifications submitted
by the Ericsson Coast Defence Company
OF New York. for the construction of their
improve submarine gun ard dets tscbsble
explosive ram, together with = suitable
floating steam carriage for testing. Should
the result of the investigation be fav vorable,
the secretary is authorized to purchase, At
. cost of not more than Si15 900, the gun
csrrisge, equipped complete. ard ready for
the test. Ii is provided that $50 600. or 50
pu n IS may be Necessary, shail be ex
pended for trial tests. Should the report
of the board on the trial tests be favorable.
the secretary is au' horned to contract With
the company for ten or more steel sub
nsrine guns for the use OF the navy. The
bill spupropri iAtes SI SOC, 900 to carry oul
its provisions.
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WEDDING CARDS

tn. kenn.be journal Job Department
A. .p,endiaIy equipped for doing AL
Kind. Of wedding printing. announce
mru,., Invitations. eards. etc. IN tns
latest aud most approved ssy es. !" aA'
dome an enormou. a'n"H"t OF TINS
or work daring tht past year, "s ."
ders coming from all paTs OF ene
stat. No better work I'm this line "s'
ever done I'm the state. With the eomisS
.r.r. its facilities for this ktnd OF ~"rA
I'll, be sfiii further Increased, AMONG "s
,.,~,, thing. being a beautiful hair hne
,rr,p-syp- by which " 10 enabled .
,..,..,s engraved work 80 closely thes
very few can detect the dn1efesee.
send for Prfcss ane
nURIEIGH 4 FLYNT.
..,u Augusta, Maine
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Syracuse want. Burns Of the Lowells.

Syracuse wants Burns of the Lowells.
Cudworlh has signed wi h Worcester
H. vi manage and captain the t. am.
Ex Manager Horace Phillips 10 now st
Grand Rapids, Mich, and in good health
George Van IIsl'ren has accepted the
terms of the BROOKLYN players league
team.
The first outdoor game of the season ives
PLAYED on Wedn. sday last on the. old polo
grounds.
1t looks as though the New England
by default.
Benefits contract with the Boston lesgue
club was received by Treasurer Billings
FRIDAY afternoon.
Gnmbert has signed a Boston players
league contract for three years and reports
at Boston March 10
Ray will play in the Baltimore ou'fleld
Manager BarnIe thinks that he will make
one Of the best outfelders in the country
james Grant, the runner. IL going to re-
tire from the cinder track and devote hi,
time to training athletes He has wor
1000 races aud lost only half dozen.
Spslding has signed o Brien, secont
basemsn: Andrews outfelder, and Buckly
catcher, all from the Writings Of the Chi
csgo city eague Of last year. He says he
believe. in giving young blood trial.
| So Yale says she won't row any NOR
Side show races" THIS would seem Il
taciiig imoly that the annual "circus p-,
cessIon' vii come of az usual. when tn.
Yale Harvard hippodrome arrives in tosn
i Cornell Sun.
| The NJ l.on-Alc-yon case has been dis
| continued, Mr. Nsl.on paying the costs
| This brings the affair before the board o
review in the same con iiiion as when tb
congress convened. 1t yet to be decide,
rhei her Il e race was square one.
| Kilrsin, MulIoon. Ch a'y and Benzsl
had a hearing at Dallas, Friday afternoon
IN relation TO the accident to Wiliisu
James, Who died while boxing with Ben
zsh All se'e d.-chsrged bat Btffish
vbo va. hid in $500 for manslau. ht
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Parnell Il Pleased with the Report.

LONDON. Feb Is Interviews have been
sought with ali the leaders of the party In
the House OF Commons as 10 their opinions
on the Psrnell report They decline TO
give any o inions The Irish Nationals
hold that the report improves their position.
They criticlse it veiy freely a d point out
various errors and anomalies in its census.
PArnell expresses himself AS much pleased
and says that the criminal conspiracy"
charge amounts TO nothing. lie has q mo-
tion rtady asking Parliament TO invesiaA's
the forgery conspiracy and will press the
government AS to what action they will take
ON the report