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PAsroRArEs TO BE FILLED.
The IrremOvAbIo RectOrOhiD OF st. HI
ehaeIs Chief AnOng the Three.

The IrromOvAblo RectOrOhiP of st. HI
ehaeps Chief AnOnE the Three.
On his return from Europe one Of Archbishop
Corrigan's first duties will be to ill three
vacant pastorates In the archdiocese. These
are St. MiohGers Church In West Thirty first
street. made vacant by the death OF Vicar
General Arthur J.. J.Donnelly; St Peters Church.
New Brighton. which was In charge OF the
Rev. John Barry. who died few weeks ago.
and 81. Mary's Church. Rondout, the former
pastor OF which. DR.. .Prendorgast has sue
cesdOd DR.. Burtssll at the Church OF the Epiph-
ship. and according to the law of the Catholic
Church. priests who desire to become Its pastor
months ago Mgr. Preston gave notice that the
examination would be held, and invited the
pastors Of the archdiocese 70 take part In t.
postpone the matter until Archbishop Corri-
eanS return. The other two parishes win bO
ination.
The sun., 1890-09-02
SPARKS FROM THE EELEeRAPA.

Baron Won wIssmann. the African explorer. has A..
rived In BTussoh
The President has approved the JoiAt resolution
making appropriation FOR the relief Of the destitute
In Oklahoma
R. b Hubbard cs's wheat elevator ct MAnkAtO.
Nina with 5000 bushels Of wheat was buTnSd ysstsr
day LosA S55.OLD
me population Of Richmond. Ina. e Announced By
the csnSua once yesisrday is Sc This 10 an In
The President has commutsd 70 life impTSol nsAt at
hard lAbOr the Ssnsnce In she case Of John WaPOoSa
an Indian convicted In wisconsin 81 IapA and sen
tshoed 10 be hanged on sept Do
Charles A Wright JT- 10 years qld va. GeeiGSHtAly
day. The TwO we're on the lawn OF MsiI residence
cieAninE double -bATTsed ubot gun The father WAS
holding the Ruu, aud the pulling the rAmrOd
from one Of the bArreS which vas empty, when the
other barrel was discharged.
The sun., 1890-09-02
ASSAULTED ON 4 COUNTRY ROAD.

Major Sharpe UneouseIOus From she TIme
or the Blow Unul His Death
ROCHESTER Sept 1.-Major Daniel A. Sharpe
wel-known Grand Army man Of Monroe
county, was assaulted on Q country road on
Monday night. and died at noon to-day with
out having at any time fully recovered con-
port in 1887. In 1851 he Joined the Thirteenth
REGIMENT, and participated in many Of the
battles Of the war. He served four years. as
Coroner. He leaves wife and seven children.
The sun., 1890-09-02
The vVrsshsA Steamer UIuadA.

HALITAx. Sept L-All the cargo Of the
wrecked steamer UlundA has been got ashore
safely and 1t 10 likely that everything mov-
able will be taken on II the weather continues
fine. The ofncors. man. and passengers all
say thA! a the log & horh m near EhsrS the steamer
the reasons why the vessels true position MAS
NOT kDovn. The steamer was further dam
aged last night and she IL breaking up on the
rocks HOr bottom IL knocking 10 Di0e0s and
her deck " covered with wEteT.
The sun., 1890-09-02

TO-dnT6 OonVoauouD N Nov H1AP8hIFo-
CONCORD. Sept There il an unusually
large plumber Of delegates here tonight to at
tend the Democratic State Convention and the
Convention OF the Second Congress- district
which wfll be held tomorrow. The predom-
mating feeling among the delegates 10 favor-
able to the Ienominsuon Of the Hon. Charles
Ii. Hmsden OF P0na for Governor. although
ceiye a handsome complimentary vote II he
allows his name to 20 before the Convention.
II 10 generally believed that the Hon. Warren
ConRrOsA.
The sun., 1890-09-02
BREWERY COLLECTOR EALLoN KILLED.

Found Dead Yesterday MOrning at the
Foot or His Cellar Stairs.
William J. Fallon. aged 80. was found dead
with broken neck yesterday morning .9t the
foot Of the cellar stairs at his house. IS Car
roll street Brooklyn. He had evidently been
dead for some time. and ho is supposed to have
been killed BY falling down stairs whdn going
to the cellar for kindllng wood. He formerly
kept o saloon In the Sixth ward. and recently
he has boon employed os the collector for o
brewery. He was hard drinker.
About q year ago he shot 0t his wife in q At
Of lea ousy. caused by the attentions bestowed
upon her by young doctor. who he roomed
In his house
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rhe Brldo Of the D,anona weaa,ne.

Among the passongers who arrived yester-
day on the steamship Yumuri from Havana
was Mrs.. F. A. Bartlett Won Glumen. formerly
MIRA frances Amelia do ovoida. the lady OF
diamond Wedding" fame . generation ago.
She oSme from Vera Cruz and she brought
with her . lot Of trunks and Q fno horse. Her
face Is quito familiar to some Of the old en-
employees of the New York and Cuba mail
steamship line. for she has been North num-
ber Of times since the famous wedding in this
city. She is now An elderly matron.
The sun., 1890-09-02

KoKoMo. Ind. Sept 1.-JSssis Aults saloon
ut GroontoWn. ten miles distant. was destroyed
by dynamite at O'Clock this morning. The
ontiro front was blown out and the contents
totally wrecked. The GrOentown people have
fought the l9c1tion Of a saioon & IN their town %
without TroublO In getting . license exasp0r-
GtSd them and they determined to blow him up
The sun., 1890-09-02

AsBUnY PARK. sept. THE Rev. George R
Snyder Of Ocean Grove has been nominated
for Congress by the Prohibtionists OF the
Third Congress district OF New jersey which
comprises the counties Of Monmouth. Union.
and Middlesex- Mr.. Snyder Is Q member of
the Newark Annual Conieronce Of the Meth
the temperance cause for y0ars. He Is the
BecretRry OF the Law and Order League Of
AAhuFV Park.
The sun., 1890-09-02
NWABLAH FESTIVAL.
Merry DANES In 9ehutzen Park-Th0 Queer
to be Crowned To-day.

Merry Danes In Sehutzen Fork-ThO Queen
TO be Crowned To-day.
The Sehwabischen Kranken Unterst Ve-
rein Of Hudson county began their two days
festival at the SchGtzen Park. Gresnville. yes
terday. The several societies composing the
Verein marched from Kraus's Hotel In Ocean
avenue down to Jersey City. Mayor Cleveland
and other city officials reviewed the procession
from the City Hall steps. The societiea then
returned to Gr0envill and opened the festival
About 5000 persons visited the park.
Games had been arranged for the young and
tho old people ali ke. There were egg races,
evening there was . mock marriage at the
Temporary, theatre erected near the main en-
trance. The prinoipalS were Mr. John Hagen
laohor and Miss Annie Westervslt MT Emil
Koch. the manager of the festival, performed
tho ceremony. There Also were historical
Tonight The prinelDl feature Of the day
viii bO browning OF the Queen Of the festival
The sun., 1890-09-02

The Royal Blue Line q IAlnS between New York PhlA.
trEL heading 1hd d. O.. are mot only tue Tastsstt
tTAiss 10 the woTId but their equipment the hnsaS
Y secure sAts{ and osmfort hAt Are knoy1 hs ear
@ is IL 81 q lS as;1R "a
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The Presidsats Eanil1 In the Mountains

CREssoR BPRINos. Pa. Sept This has been
an ideal autumn day ct Crssson. At O'Clock
this morning Mrs, Harrison. Mrs. Mckee. Mrs.
Russell Harrison. and Mrs. Dimmick walked
through the Park to the Mountain House for
breakfast Mrs Harrison and Mrs. Russell
Harrison returned to the cottage after break
fast and devoted the entire morning TO hnish-
May Point Mira Mckee and MIRA Dimmlck
AttSndod the eopcert at o'clock In the hotel
adelphiA dinsd with the Presidsnts family
today.
The sun., 1890-09-02
DraStAE RSOa aAA DIssDIAG Car Service e
TksaaAAd IslaAds AAa AdarOAaask A0aA-

The through sleeping ear service VIA the Few York
CsnuGl yie ThonSAEd ISSndG and AdirondAet Nous.
tAIna via Utica train leaving Grand Central Station
4ls0 = NJ viii bs dissontndsd from and after cd;
nSSdEy SEPT AftsT that date passenger W W sold
WaEReT tickets for thIB tTAin Which win provide them
with SSLS IN drawing room eaS 70 Utica and With sleep
eITuPDSE Lake
oss.ss III T.. sss-as : ~ IisAS e K" fSrt .
The sun., 1890-09-02
john clarL.s ch,larea Taken Care or

The SIX small children found naked and starving
while their mother RosA Clark lay drunk the foor
ct East l27th street. Sunday taken to the
Harlem Court yesterday by Agent Schultsa OF the
Gerry socoty The mother was SAINT 70 the Island with
her infant for three months by Justice Wolde John
Clark the father. II . carriage washer. He agreed to
pay SO month toward his children support and they
WSIo sent to the Sisters Of st. fRanctA
The sun., 1890-09-02
Ran or with Turnerss Bride.

FrSpLAY. Ohio. Sept. Tho young wife OF
O. b Turner. = photographer, has 0loped with
Charles Sinclair who boarded at the same
place, Turner and his wife were married on
last Wednesday. He has followed the couple
to Toledo. yoWnR Vengeance.
The sun., 1890-09-02

COMO. Col. Bspt The Wolford House
was burned this morning. The IRE eAuEhtin .
room on the second noor which was occupied
by an In valid who 1t Is thought kicked over the
lamp Three persons were burned TO death
OnSshad been Identified as William Pryor. who
has bOen employed by the Western Union as
a lineman. The others are unknown.
The sun., 1890-09-02

A. h-7iSn Sia West iSith street. nat damage Oloos
ESQ ioS Avenue O, ehiInnsy, no damage
P.M-l7oo, SSS East Houston street AnniS JOh0m,
mSE'u apAFtmsntA damage ea5i 30 ~ New D0WsFy,
Henry HuHhSsS feed SIoFS damage sli6ht 10 two I'M
OeouDisd frame DIV snGS 1874 street and Brook
L202 Broadway, damage $50
The sun., 1890-09-02

Anhn DsrHoEex. yE, wa. neninatsd Yesterday 4
Illinois District Ho h1S never held public Olios-
The ksPublioaas Of the EiEhtssntb nlinoil district
Alliance for ConGTosL
The sun., 1890-09-02

ThO track St the New York Central bstySsA New
Y0SE And BUFFALO rams bssids the Hudson aAd A0hAWk
9Ad : vAIsl lsySL S9sGdlAS DAASsagSEs
The sun., 1890-09-02
Labor aad Wages.

Two hundred vsAvsn employed on corded sottoa
dAnus In the mills Statewide l. struck satar-
day last They received 63 cents . and asked 10
osntL Eight hundred employees are Affected by the
The sun., 1890-09-02

H. g. Miller WAS rsnominstsd for member Of the As
Ssmbly county oy the Republican ConVSn-
uon at BATAVIA ysbterdAy.
The sun., 1890-09-02

-. sSs "a srR:S sss ::.:Ss.'u' Sc veil ''s'A ere
The sun., 1890-09-02
TO-nOrrO.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-01
Small Bills to be Issued.

In order to meet, as far as possible, the
present heavy demand for notes of small
denominations, Secretary Window has de-
cided to issue $40. $5 and 81 treasury
notes, in exchange for treasury notes of
larger denominations. Owing to the lim-
tied time allowed to prepare for the execu-
ton of the silver bill, it was found neces-
ssry at fret to eonane the issue Of notes
authorized by that act to notes Of large de-
nominations. The consequence is that
nearly all the notes in circulation through
silver purchases are of the denominations
of 500 and 81 600, principally the latter.
They aggregate about Sls 100000. The
United States treasurer has now on hand
about $50, 900 900 in 81, s5 and $40 treasury
notes, and the Secretary has directed that
they be exchanged for the larger notes on
resentstion. The supply of 8 and S. notes
is, however, very small just at present, and
the exchanges will be confined principally
to $40. Hereafter small notes will slso be
principally used in making the silver pur-
chases, instead Of large notes, and it hoped
in a short time to have = supply of them
sufficient to meet all responsible demands.
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Items From tho Busy Town Of Clinton.
fSpecis. to the KEsNEBEc JouRsAL.l

CLINTON, Nov. 29--Mr, G. II. Morse
and Miss Abbie King entertained goodly
number of the people of our village at
Centennial Hall, Thanksgiving eve. Vari-
ous new games were introduced, among
which the game of Tiddlelywink figured most
conspicuousiy, there being three prizes Of
fered all of which were vigorously contest
ed for. The first was won by our genial
and hilarious gamester, Dr. q. +. Webber,
not 50 much for his rkillful playing but for
the marvellous honesty displayed. The
second prize was awarded to Miss Hattie
Reed. The BOBBY prize was very hand
somely won by Miss Gertie Rowall. After
the games refreshmcnts were served.
Mr.. L. v. Pierce Of Watervillc and Miss
t.ffie Ross of this village were united in
marriage at the brides home Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Fannie kidder who has been visit
ing here for the past few weeks has re-
turned to her home in Minnapolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Morton received a
very pleasant call from their friends one
evening recently and were the recipients of
some very handsome presents.
Mr.. A. +. Blaisdcll has just returned
from a business trip to Boston.
Miss Maud Bracket of Pittsfell, has
been visiting Mrs. George Weymouth.
Oliver Grover, Esq, of Pittsheld WAS in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Goodwin of Stetson. has
been visiting friends in town.
Miss Edith Beck is teaching school at
pishon's Ferry.
Mr.. William Butenan has opened pho
tograph gallery here.
A new meat market has been opened
here this week under the proprietorship of
johnson & Brown.
Mr.. Warren Brown las been spending a
few days with his relatives here.
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Bad DTewniug Accident At North
Anson.
rHn,eini IN the Krxxxnrr JorrxAIi


NORTH Assox, Nov. 2s.-Dr. Chas. P.
Smith, dentist at North Anson, was cfoss-
ing the mill stream near the shank factory
with his fourteen-year.od daughter, Lena,
this morning, when both broke through the
ice. No one was near at the time and il is
probable that they remained in the water
At least half an hour before discovered
Only the daughter vas visible. and not
until after she had been carried to the near
est house vas it knows that the father was
in the water. He vas found standing erect
With about six inches Of water over his
head. He was taken to the Office in the
shank factory and Drs. Andrews and Kent
called who did everything in their power to
resuseitate him, bat with no success. The
daughter was conscious when taken from
the water, but lies 10 critical condition.
The Doctor was an excellent swimmer,
and it 10 supposed that in eHdcavoring to
save his child his feet became imbedded in
the soft. muddy bottom. and becoming
thoroughly chilled was unable to reach the
shore.
DIR. Smith was about i5 years Of age, a
native of this town, 3 very popular man
and we'll known, not only among the gen.
tiemen of his profession, but throughout
the State. being also engaged in horse
breeding, having bred Cyiex, by Nelson )
Lady Clair, by Gsn. Witters, giving her =
record of 2.40 at 5 years old; Gideon
Chief, 2-23 and several other good ones.
Gideon Chief was sold to New York parties
last season for $1,000. and the Doctor had
recently refused 5000 for his three year
stallion Cyiex, by Nelson.
DIR. Smith ~as . brother of L. X. Smith
of Augusta and leaves q wife and one
child.
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Meteorological Report.
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Brunswick is having a building boom,
several fine buildings now going up.
Casco Bay fisher men have caught more
mackerel this year than ever before.
Seven freight cars were burglsrized at
Lewiston Friday. Candies and sweatmests
are missing, and boys were probably the
thieves.
The three masted schooner Harry S.
Lord Jr., was launched from Hawley's
yard, Bath, Saturday. She measures gross
tonnage, 252 ~: net, 239 so.
Otis Williams, former citizen of Bath,
died Friday night in Bowdoin, of pueumo-
MA, aged seventy-five years, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Frank Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GoodridRe- Of Lew
ston were nearly aspby xiated Friday night
by coal gas. Mr.. Goodridge was in Sc
rious condition Saturday night.
The pulp and paper mills at Lisbon Falls
are about ready for business. There are
eight large buildings all Of brick and when
the ertlre establishment is running about
100 persons will be employed.
An electric railroad will be constructed
between Rockland and Thomsston and
work will commence in . few weeks. A
meeting of the stockholders was held FRI
day evening and they voted to extend the
line to Camden.
New York capitalists were in session At
Bucksport, Friday, in company with Hon.
George NJ. Warren, A. NJ. Devereux and
ether Eastern Maine meu, discussing the
Bangor & C&stire railroad project. They
say they mean business and will commence
building at once.
The special trips by the Eastern Steam
boat Co. from Bath TO Boothbay, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Saturday st : 20 A. NJ.
and from Boo;hhay to Bath, Monday, We'd
/ nesday aud Thursday at i-30 p. NJ,
have been discontinued. The regular
daily mail boat will leave Boothbay at 8
A. NJ. and Bath at 8 P. NJ.
Clara Vaughan. who forged an order for
a registered letter at Bath, was before
Commissioner Rand at Portland, Saturday,
on complaint charging her with intercept
! irg letter intended fer another. To the
surprise of everybody. Notwithstanding her
confession, she pleaded not guilty and Hon.
| Hiram Knowlton appeared IS her counsel.
| She was committed, in default of securing
| $500 bail. for hearing, Tuesday, Dec. /.
Capt. Samuel Watts of Boston, formally
presented the s30,0t0 building which he
has built in ThomAston, to that city, Satuf-
day. The only conditions with the hand.
some gift are: The rent of the stores is to
so to the deserving poor of the town. The
hall is to be used fer town meetings, and il
| to be let for amusemeuts, dances, fairs etc.
The tosn is to keep the building insured foi
at least SIS 900, and in case Of burning OF
damage 10 to replace the came on this lot
The steamer Circassian sailed Thursday
from Portland for England. carrying Z
heavy cargo, valued At Sl3S,6s2 1t vai
A. follows; Nineteen thousand nine hun
dred and dfty-eishs bushels Of peas; 32Sa
bushels Of peas; i7s4 barrels Of apples
600 sacks of flower; 1920 pounds of but
ter; 470.53s pounds Of cheese; lss. sec
pounds Of bacon; cases Of leather; l24
4 600 pounds Of asbestos, The Portland car
70 vas 627s bsrrels Of apples and 295, 5,00(
psunds Of lxesh beef.
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coMpLBrrno 1HB LIST.
The Board Of Lady Managers Select
3heir olflcers.

CHIcAao, November ss-The Board oi
Lady Managers Of the Worlds Fair hai
chosen the remaining eight Of the nine Vict
Presidents. the First Vice President, Mrs.
Ralph Trautman of New York. having been
chosen yesterday. The following ladies
we're selected: Second Vice President, Mrs,
Governor Burleigh Of Maine; Third Vice
President, Mrs. Charles Price of North
Carolina; Fourth Vice President, Miss Mi.
nor, Louisiana; Fifth Vice President. Mrs
wilkins, Districto of Columbia; Sixth Vice
Presider' Ma. Ashley, Colorado; Seventh
Vice ile iiest. Mrs. Ginty, Wisconsin
Eight Vice President. Mrs. Salisbury.
Utah Ninth Vice Piesident, or Vice Pres
ident at Large, Mrs. Russell B. HARRISON Of
Montana.
The second Vice President was accorded
to New England, and Mrs. Burleish WAS
unanimously chosen by the convention, be-
ing strongly supported for the place by
Mrs. John A. Logan and her name present
ed by Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker of
Connecticut. A. there were several can
didstes for the remaining Vice Presidencies
they were elected by ballot, with the exeep-
ton of Mrs. Harrison. daughter-in-law Of
the President. who was chosen by acclama-
ton - ninth Vice President, or Vice Pres
ident at Large. Mrs. Margaret Blaine ,lis-
bury Of Utah, the eighth Vice President,
is neice Of Hon. James G. Blaine.
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BELFAST NEWS.
A North Anson Iin Meets Bis
Death by Drowning.
Inquest On West LeValt RiPe..-HoPk
Done by Urknovn Parties.
Sudden Death Of watsrvilIs Woman
Boy Drowned Nea, Pishon's Psrry.

Especial to the KESSEBEc JouRsAL.l
BELFAsr. Nov. 3O.-Schooner Abraham
Richardson has hauled into winter quarters.
Schooner Flora Condor. French, arrived
from Bangor in q leaking condition aud
will haul onto the railway for repairs.
Schooner Fannie Gorham, Gilmore, towed
to sea from Bangor for Jacksonville.
An Atlas engine of 60 horse power has
come from Minnseots for Critchett & Sib-
ley. The tower is finished and ready for
the tank
Maisden has lately received rome new
machines for bis vest and pant shop.
Mrs Z. A. Gleason Of Massachusetts
will lecture in the opera house Monday
evening. under the auspices of the W. c.
7. u. No admission will be charged.
The Knights Templar have supper Fri
day evening at their rooms in Masonic
Block.
The Palestine Commandery, X. T., No.
IA, have united hves new members this
week.
7. II. Marshall Post, G. A. r.. Of Bel
fast, entertained McGilvery Post of Sears
port. Friday evening. After supper re-
marks were made by Comrades Black.
Trundy and Sargent Of Scarsport and Baker
of Belfast. Music was furnished by
Mudgett, and the comrades with their
wives spent a very pleasant evening. About
thirty-ive were present from Searsport.
Friday evening the Loan and Building
Association held an informal meeting at
which the following committees were Or
dered to report at the fires legal meeting
On bylaws, N. +. Houston, W. II. Quinn
by and Joseph Williamson Jr. Commit
tee on nominations, q. B. Ferguson, j. d.
Brooks and W. ,B. Swan.
The first city directory Belfast has had
for seven years was issued and sent here a
few days ago by Massachusetts parties. 1t
also contains a directory of Camden.
The +. G. B. club Of Belfast held their
first annual supper at the Windsor Hotel,
Saturday evening. The officers are +. II.
Weich, president; +. E. Bradbury, vice
president and +. /. Easily, secretary and
treasurer. After the supper remarks were
made by he members. The club at pres.
ent has about Ii members.
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Especial to the KEsNEBsc JouRsALl

CooFERs MILLS, Nov. 29.-The leading
citizens of Cooper's Mills are very desirous
ths, the directors of the Kennebec Central
K. r., will. in making the extension to
China, come into this thriving village,
which will be but short distance farther
and will give an easy route to build. 1t is
very nearly = direct course east from the
National Home, and would reach ono of
the best water privileges, also the greatest
business centre on the whole line. There
would also be = large carrying trade from
Jefferson, which would be nearer than the
station Of the Knox & Lincoln at Waldo
boro. The route from Coopef's Mills to
China would be an easy one, As it could be
extended Up the river valley. Many Of our
citizens are interested and it is believed
would aid in building. There have been
several new buildings erected here the
present season. Ii is thought that more
business would be obtained here for the
road ,hsn in any other section between Au-
gusta and Belfast.