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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
AUGUSTA. MAINE. FRIDAY MORNING.
wondssful Future FOR The HOLINESS
Lubricant Bearing and Elecsrc
Bsushes-

fSpee.a1 20 the Kennebec JournziI
GAKpasgg, fIct. z3.-E4 C. GREE, O. II.
Barits AMI J II. Cooper ef Philstelphis,
thves meehasisal experts 81 acknowledged
reputation we're in the city "Wednesday 10
make sn examination Of the plaat of the
Holmes Co They fasde thorough in
speesiBn OF the essire plant, saa were sns-
rrised at the Zoe work turned cut One Of
Them expfesssd tbs belief tia. the company
turned enI the hnest castinzs OF ans f0na-
dry or uacbiHe company in the country
% Y. X e<er Of Boston. is also here On
business connected It'll the new lubricant
bearing. He regards IL as the mos; Won
darfal and most practical inventions of the
lah century, sna is Of the opinion that the
variety Of uses 10 which il can be applied
Ia the neehanical world il almost marvel.
Gus.
lie expressed the belief that if the sale
of parts Of the patent een'd be effected so
thss they could be manufactured here. en-
pl0ymeat for 5000 vorkmen could be
found 10 three months ard then pot be able
10 turn out the bearings as fast as they
woaii be wanted. 1: was reported Thus
'isy that a gentleman rspreseaiisg a syn H.
cate of capitalists was in the city Wed
Resesy and offered s2e0 900 fsf Tie sole
riRht 10 marufseture the electric brush
which has recently been pstensed by the
Holmes 20. The tests Of the bearing On
railway trains have been very satisfactory,
ard have demonstrated that bu. little
change ia necessary 30 make il the best and
most durable preparation fof that purpose.
The cnlF thing required is TO secure q
sly ls OF the material hieh shall possess
sufficient selidity to stand the eons,an.
jarriny to which IL woald be subjected.
This ia being rapidly secured and the sue
cess Of the entire undertaking is assus ed.
There is not concern in the nitsh
States with go bright future as the
Holmes Company Of this city.
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The Gale Increasing

CnArmsN, Mass Oct. 20 Increasing
esstsrly gale tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
Univ .,..ii.ts q, Rochester. n. Y

RocnssrgR. Oct. 23.---At this morning ;
,ssion of the llnisersslist Church Con.
gtess. Hon, NJ X. Wallace Of hiesgo,
read the closing portion of his psper On
"Compulsory education" The aiscu,sion n
Of the relation OF the Catholic church 10
The public schools was continued. Rev
DR.. A. A. Miner. Boston, detailed for the
work Of committee Of 100 in Boston io
clectipg sshool commissioners oppose, to
any support icing given parocLiai schosis
by the State, said that in his juigmen, the
'Aree portion of the Catholic iaity ve'.'d in
favor of the commissioners approved by
the committee. Others taking pant in the
discussion we're Pre,ilcnt Atsood. Rev.
Dr. Fiske, WATERFOWL. Rev. l.. {. B'o~n,
New York, Rev. }. +. Schindler, WAGON.
sin. The Christ and the Creation" wa
the subject of a paper read by Rev. J..
Coleman Adams. ID. d. Brooklyn. The
last paper of the manning session on Red
Cross was by Mrs. NJ. l.. Thomas, New
York City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
Meteorological Report
Tho Pfth OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF tho Day
toct. n. isa. 10 P. NJ J

Toedore Mssouu.t of fIobaksn, n. Y,
was arrested Wedns sdsv right. on the
charge of emhezzling 5000 from his EN-
pioyer.
Mr.. Delemare of Qisbec, accused of
murder and a,son, hes been soqntted, the
judge d, caring the evidence insaiB Gent 10
eonv,ct.
There VAS u FIRE il serepent h0nse IN
Frcnt street, Brooklyn, N. Y Thursday
moWing. An Italian, name urksosn was
burned to death.
|. Blsksly Creieh'ou. banker, vas
fouod dead in his etlice oa Breal~ay. New
York. THURSDAY morning. He siiot him
self 1 the night with a revolver.
Frederick kimball. formerly teller Of the
Peoples Savings Bank. of Worcester,
Mss pleaded guilty 10 embs zz'emept of
$40 COO If the banks funds. Tie will be
sentenced 4 Nov. /.
William Gslow shot aud siIlei his wife.
at Oshsosh. Wis. Wednesday, and then
committed suicide. Domestic irfeiicity
vas the cause. Both were over nifty
They leave e light children.
Henry Sickle. ThuTs lay at Sew York.
in he superior court. obtained jrdgms n.
of Sll too sgsiDst the elerat 4 roads, fer
lsmsee of his property On Sixth ayeuae.
This is the heavies; verii,t of its kind.
A s,eeisi dispateh from Lor4lan sass the
Grand Trunk Rsiiwsy rspIrt issued, shows
ror half year nat revenue balance of 10
l;sS rouEis It an osRees dividends cf
two per rest on four pr cant. guarantees
and seven shiIliags per cent. on hrss pre-
ference stock
Joseph -. Anderson, At Latarop, No ;,
ageii 81. "a bc vas to be married Tue sdsy,
,hog aH killed himself that morning The
siIiareed bride vert 70 the Frssrssn Office
to meet Aslersou, whsnee hey ware TO go
ia the ministers heuse, and founi him
dead on the floor.
Dee of the fulmiastisg apartments of
tie Irion Metallic Csrtrisge Co. at Bridge
port. coan.. blew mp with terrific force
tits msrring. causing great CONSERVATION
smong the SIX haacred employees in the
man fsc.ory. George Baker, aged 30
years, Vas M,sn into fragments.
Hsalth Csmmissaasr griffin, of Brook
lyn, \ Y. il engaged ia isyesriyatiag a
suspicious e4se which nsY turn out TO be
yeslos fever. The victim wes a man who
arrived hare from Santiago On the steamer
Sartisyo, ne. "a He died iass night A
post msrtem t1aussEstIsa Viii he made o.
his body
Michael Brazil, an ell respected resi-
dsnt of p1splsifes sRhurb Of Chiesre
wss roll xrd hrutalss Murdered BY three
trsmps ia his bsra "Wednesday night HE
head WAS aImsst pounded to pulp ard =
dczsnsknifs soaaas sese found in bis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
1000 600 Acres Of Iodis1 Lsnds to be
Opened to the Whites.

Kansas CITr. Mo-. oct. 23 The Chsro
kee In ian Commission have concluded
their labors among the Cheyennas sni Ar
apshoes at Fort Reno, !. T.. i23 b.sds Of
families ou, Of G20 hasi' signed the trea'y.
The signing begsn Monday, when they put
their names t, the contract. When Tia.
chiefs were told that the required maj rily
h'vi beeD secured they cheerei ard applaud
ed IN ~hits -msn fashion. Tie Cheyenne
ard Arapaboe reserys alton contains 3 500
0ts0 acres. and exieI ds from Oklahoma to
the Panhandle of Texas. Three million
acres will be thrown open 10 white set leIs.
The two tribes number 3 1870 persons.
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Phi,ad.ipnis Wants . R.cou...

ImLApnLrurA. oct. 23.--Mayor Filter
is inclined TO make police census Of the
city in November. lie holds the oI inin
that the population of the city IL mor,
than ,0lO, 40, which il the official state
mcnt Of the United States census aull,ori.
tbs. His view is that the enact population
of the city could not be sscertsined IN
June, owing 10 the fact that too msn,
houses were closed, and the occupants had
gone awsy to spend the summer. He be
lieves that the cersus people worked iai'h
fully - secure correct poru'aiion- but
they were forced To make omissions,
should The mayor decide to have a poii;s
census he vi not order the work 10 brgin
until sbont the middle Of November, when
all the Ph l,dslpbisps have returned ffom
their summer onting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
GLADSTONE
lilss 1 Powerful Spssch n
Local and National Matters.
The Union Laharsrs It Slllsy, LIS
u. Afs Reinnill 70 Hslk.


Lexeox, Oct. ~ - --Gladstone sNoks q
West Calder today. lie referred 10 The
recent Eceles election ~ forecast Of The
triumph Of the hherais ia the coming geu-
eFal election which. II the present ratio Of
gains een,iausd, would give them majos-
ity OF %. Recurring to the Irish Queation
he objected to the rame "Scparatisl" ~
applied 10 home rulers, The appeliation, b.
said, was untrue aud unfair There vaa
nov M question among the iiberals aheua
rcmosin. the lrish representation from
Wet Minister, nor did they proposs -
repeal the act ef the Union, Thsy
did propose to delegate 10 ireland ~
control Of the local sGairs. lie advocated
: he principle for ons man, one vote ansl
shorter parliaments. Commentins upon
the enormous power Of the working nea
nov possessed he said would prove bsAsa-
cial. A. his Judgment Of great Queseions BY
the mass.s ~cre more enlightened then BY
the educated clAsses. He w.uid nos ve1-
tuvc a dceisi,e opinion naoa the general
eight houts hll until he cav . definite
measure. In spite Of the recent vote Of
the trade, unioss, Gladstone dill not zee
that his was TO con,idcr the genera, lesis-
iStive proposal, The special eight hours FOR
miner, vac on different foo,ins. lie vss
inclined !, think eight honrs q day quito
enough for miners,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
Secretary Blaine VIII speak Ia Ohio
Saturday.

WAsuISGroN, Oct. % Secretary Blsine
leaves Washif gton tomorrow morning for
Canton, Ohio. where he will speak Ss,nr-
LAY. From that place he will go to Chics-
90 but Will not speak 10 Indiana An Indi-
anspoiis ,pecisl to the Tunes SAWS that for
several days Chairman Michencr has been
writ ng TO Secrtt ttary Blaine urging him 10
make some speeches in this State. Mr..
Blaine declined to come, bu, Michcner con-
tnued to insist, ard said the democrats
were trying to make capital ou. Of the fact
tiat he had declined to speak in Indiana,
and he asked the privilege Of advertising
him for one speech If no more. Lsst night
Michener received the following dispatch,
which has settled the mat cr. "Do not adj
seftise me. cannot come. This is abb
sulute."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
Waldo County Fish Protective Asso
ciation

SEAEsreHr. Oct. 23.--Ile Waldo Co.
Fish Protective Association was organ
izsd at Crosby Inn. Belfast, Wednesday
evening. October Is h, II. z. Thompson
nresiiing. The object of the coiporst on
heing th- propagation AMI protection of fi.h
IN the bays llkes, ponds and streams in
Waldo county, and erecting building, and
holding such other personal properly
Geeded to carry out the object
of the sssocisii n. Capital stock, 5000,
diviied into 100 shares of IS each
The officers are: Charles u. iiazeline,
president; II. z. Thompson, yi.e-presi-
dent; Dr. +. W. Gould, secretary; Hon.
James G.. Pendleton, treasurer. The Gi-
rectors are Charles h, Iiszeltine, George
B. Turgefson, -jfseph A. Clement, Il. f..
Dunton, F. Ii. Francis. II. F. Thompson,
J. II. Howes. Committee on bylaws 1:
George b. Furgerson, II p. Thompson.
w. II. Qnimby. Commi tee to obtain and
and distribute small fry and fish in said
waters; G.. y. iIszelline, +. II. FranJi',
o. g. Criichetf, W. A. Field.
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Fish Warden on tn, ws,path

Barn. oct % The Bah Times says
tonight; Fish warden Bates returned from
Richmond today, where he hail been ar
rsrr,ss fof the risls of psftits alleged to
have violated the Esh and game las and
wb3 for various reaso-s could not justly
be tried 10 Bath. The frat ease is that of
Parker Morse, the Illegal net csptured in
W ne, gsnee Greek .Istuiry q h of this
year ! he triAi will take place in Rich
mend aexs Monday. A second ease Is that
Of Within and E.xsrd Conant, who were
csp,nr / oa the icc of Nisneg4nee Creek
on April 1st Of this year ~ith Is bass 10
ilssir possession said ( , have beea Illegally
tskea. William Ssegt ami Thomas Pass Ii
ar thuxei with haslng .ei short lobsteis
10 tleif possession, the same having been
captured on The Brunswick shore ct Ssu
VI atows. 9he time for the tr,sl of these
eases, szcektiEg The first. has not yet hstn
seleet d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24

BEwss, Oct. 23.--Ths evidence obtained
In the slit brought by the Ticino Cantonal
Bank against the Government Of the can
ION, arising from the embcsxlcn,ent Of
1000 600, from the treasurer Of the canton,
shows that tho embe zyiement was intimate
iy { ,nneeted with the revolt that occurred
IN the canton last y September. II IL said
s'snor Respini. tae head of the Cantonal
Government, has IN hi, possession docn-
nents which compromise number Of In
iinential men in political fs. lie will sift
the charges aud viii not spare the persons
implicated in the srnbezz'sment The In
su'geit obtained many. letters about the
suit when they bsd possession of the Gov
efp,nept otlcer, but were unable 70 procure
other documents, which were locked In the
oili siai boxes, 10 which they had no keys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
More Trouble frcm tns Utes.

DsSvsR, oct 23 Cor. Cooper has re-
ceive3 inform ,tion that large number Of
Whse River Utes have been off their re-
seTvs;isn foF scme time and have crossed
over into Colorado from Utah and are kill
ing sheep anil cattle belonging to ranch
men IN Bosts eoarts. The Governor 81
once teiegrsphed Secretary Noble. asking
him to sake steps TO have the Indians drig-
en- back. These are the saue Ind ans a. j
they are eoumifti q the same depreds;ions
;hst caused the lite var three years ago
No further particulars are now at hand.
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Lare qse su.p.o,.d Of Murder

CuasEHL.Sp, ost.. oe.. s3.--The jnfy
10 The case OF the two McGoHigie girls who
we're sssniles sni strangesi Eear here a
few days sso hsve rttusned a verdict to The
eject that the girls came To their des,h s,Y
s,rsazulstion ard that the jury strongly
suspect Nsrcisse Lsrrque OF committing
tie etime- Two tssiye-year cid girls tss-
tifed that LSreque mistxhayed towards
ths IA short time ago and threatened 10
ehske them TO death il they made any ont
cry Lsroque has been committed for
triaI
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Indians Dyine on ia aouth Dakota.

'PlsRRK, s. Oak, oct. 25.--A rhy.ician
living at Fort Pierre has returned from a
yisit to a bard of Indians some tweBty-fve
miles from there. hiiher he was summoned
BY squsw man" who Informed him the
eutire band of eco would slI die of unless
somt thing was done for them. Thirteen
have already died ard msHy of them are
down with mountain fever. Thess redskins
hsye been realizing the new Messiah craze
by fasting and executing 2host dances With
out stint for tso mo lths until they are help
less and have brought en diseate.
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The reutono Bsats the City OF New
York

uutsssrowS, Oct. 23---The steamer
T.u,oaic Of the White Star Line passesl
Rro~ Head, bound in from New York, as
a.?, A. NJ. Tuesday. The steamer City Of
New YORK Of the lomaa Line paced Brow
Ucsd bound in from New York at il.S9
An The reutonic ard the City Of New
York left New York early on last Wsdnea-
lay morning. The Civ OF New York
passed the iightship on sandy Hook Oct.
u al Z 10 o'clock A, NJ. and was followed
four minutes later by the Tcu'onic. Since
then almost every incoming t,ans- Atlantic
steamship has reported sighting the tso
vaccrs NJ some point in the Atlantic. when.
ever cae Of the ships vas sighted the other
was always few miles ahead or astsPn.
The corrected iime Of the Teutonic from
Sandy Hook 10 Ques snstown IL q days and
IS minutes. The New York's time 10 6
days. hours and ~ minutes, thus making
the Teutonic = winnpr by 2 hours and ~
minutes. Boh ships encountered severe
weather throughout the entire voyage.
There ~ no dispute ~ to the correctness Of
the fgures regarding the time Of either
ship, and the iomsn people acknow ledge
hat On the trip Just Hnished their ship was
tairly beaten. rhe daily runs Of the City
OF New York were as follows. From
Sandy Hook To noon, OF. l5,. ~ knots.
and then on tt3, 43i, i39. 4t3, 40; 53 10
Qncepstown Oct. ~, making the total dis.
tsncc =, 2,716 nautical miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24

WAsuIsGroS, OF 2;.---Simul,aneou.ly
with the srrsngt mcnts for the msDnfaetarc
Of the Whitcbesd automobile torpcio 10
this county the Nary Department has
adopted IN improved torpedo ret. which
will be supplied to all the arm,oS ciads
This net il an American invention anil ~
it bas not yet been patented at home or
abroad the departing ofiicisls are not at
Liberty TO gre out mncb information con-
cern.ng IL. II Is said, b,wsvsr. - possess
many a'tssntsges over The French net now
in general use in European fss,ea H. is
70 he manufactured At some place in the
Ueiied spies.
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What Walking DsIegatss VIII Cost
Baltimore hip Carpenters

BsLrIMosB oct. 25 --Tisr owners of the
steamship johns Hopkins, hich vas part
" burned a few months ago, bave secured
from the Custs m H0nse permission 90 have
her towed 10 New York, where she will be
turHcd mo a three -masisb schooner. The
owners expected 70 have all the wosk done
hsrc, hnt the walking delegates iaieffered
to suth an extent that the company said
they would sooner stand the extra expense
of towing her to Ees York than be both
cred BY such men. Ttis means q loss Of
some S20 .0o6 to Baltimore vorkingmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24
$iOO, 900 900 OF War Claims ia Quits
Agsinat Uncle Sam

From the annual report of the Court OF
Claims, submitted 10 the Attorney Gen. raj.
il appears that the aggregate humber OF
suits commenced sgaipst the government in
that court and now pending, are about ~
006, and the war claims now pending num-
Der 5000, involving an estimated aggregated
sum of Si.o,0o0, 900. During the past
year, under the general jurisdiction of the
court. claims amounting to nearly &2,000,-
0oo were disposed of. In these cases the
Emount recovered was &2l0,o00. OF the
war claims tried. the amount claimed was
nearly 81 900 ,00o. and the findings for tho
claimants aggregated SOB 900 In all the
department cases tried, the findings were
adverse TO claimants.
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SennebeC Central R. R.


Ns and atfer August ist trains viii ran a. To-
lows.
L-aye R.ndoiph 100. ilea A. NJ. see, 80
7 n. Arrive a National Home - lit
A NJ, sas. tiaf
ieavr Nstt1uai it,tne aisA.M-, LOO, =. 20
% T.. AUiyr a. NaBdaiph no A. NJ. l-2a
fs4, 54Bp NJ.
~ accommodate peefl" wishing 20 tttrad ihs
eiid aoaeetfs is fbr National Home, SuHaai
eifefno0ns, tfrin4 Niil lesv. Rsndolph st 90 aae
Ats Z " ,ach SUNDAY nntii further notice
Lsuse Natiana ltarur At Z ~ aud SIS =. W.
y A. LAW NY. enn.ls lnte nha ~.
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An Uugr stefui Nsice-A sutfsring
Aunt.

NoRvALk. Conn. Oct. 2S.-Mrs IL
mira Taylor of Wilton. aged eighty SIX,
was worth from SIP coo TO SIS, coo a year
ago, but in au evil hopr she transferred
her property to her neiee, Miss Eaher
wife. Sine then the aged lady has been
deprived OF the common necssssries of life.
So inhumsnly has she been treated that the
Humane Society was notitisd BY the neigh
bors. ard X. n. Norehouse, the local
agent. found that matters wete even worse
Than Represented. The old Lady is in such
condition that she viii probably Gle be-
fore the week ends. Steps have been
taken 10 assist htr.
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Dixon w hips Murphy.

PROVIDENCE, X. T.. Get. 23.--Fiiicsn
hundred men struggled snd climbed over
tsch ether tonight to gain admission to the
amphitbea.re of the Gladstone club for the
purpose Of w.tnessiog tie boxirg contest
between George Dixon, the colored lad
btnfam weight champion Of the world and
young johnnie Mafpay. Bo.toD, for 81 Geo
purse and wager of 81 900 side. In
the ssh round Murphy's b-ckers threw up
the iosel, their rnsn being badly used up
Murphy weighed in III Ia pounds, Dixon
ii3 pounds. The latter was seconded by
Hoye Holske and Thomas ORouke. an d
Danny Gill and John Powers of Boston
performed the came service for Murphy.
Dan Coakley Of New York was referee.
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M sipc Pensions.

WAsuIscroN, Oct. 20 The following
pensions have Deen granted Maine people
Increase. Stephen Morse, Deering; A.
l.. CLARK, Saco; John Moore, Psrsonsfeld +;
Albert Is. Brown. Sound; Edward Jenne's,
kcnduskeag; Robert Austin, lIoulion; c.
Il. Dearing. Gardner; Primrose Dudley,
Gardiner; Albert +. Dsg1e't, south L'b-
eriy; James y. Spencer, llampden; Joseph
W Burke. Lee; VIM. H. McCabe, Ma
chiss; Oliver 7. Mann. Spruce Head; A.
II. Drummond, BowdoiDham; Hosea Is.
Smell. st. Adams.
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orsase Refi1ing Factory Burned.

woBURs. Oct. 23.-The grease refining
factory Of Benz. II. Nichols vas burnen
this evening. The loss is between 81 900
and O. oo0 on the building and stock; no
insurance. The FIRE originated from a
lamp held by Nichols while he was exam
inins leaking tank of grease in the ceIler.
Wm. Gould. a member of the Hook and
Ladder Company, was severely burned BY
stepping into kettle of sulphuric acid.
While the fire was in progress an slsrm
was sourded from box three fourths Of
a N lie away for slight FIRE in a vacant
house bot quickly erunyuished by the pc
!ice. This FIRE was doubtless ipcencisry.
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WALDO COURT.
Peculiar Position Of Several Of
a Hotel Keepers Friends.
SasdsH Death Of a fsllaa Nan after 4
Proifacsed Itbaueh.
2Irs ia Winthrop.-S7ns Of Temper
anee Meeting at Chelsea.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
bsLsAsT, 9et- 23.--Lsss winter the
friends Of George II. Bemis, iandlori of
the Crosby Inn, ,eadered him compH-
naentary game tapper. Among the ixen-
ty-shrse gentLrmea who attended were the
mayor, president OF the board of trade. col
leetcr Of the port, president Of the man
aging board of the Y. N. G. A.. editor
II a 10 al Newspaper, President of the B. &
II. H. Il sA sx attorney general, late
acn8ssea for Congress. lhe cashier of one
aank and gbs prcsiaeas Of another, and
D bsrs prominent ia business. social and
religions circles
IL is ros rumofei tb.t number of these
are 10 sDmmoaed befsse the grand Jury, to
give evidence Ia tie attempt to ,Ddict the
{ IA - & common nuisance, and the report
IS partially confirmed By the summons of
Mayor MeDofa aid. County Attorney Run
aei.s viii nei her deny Her Affirm the fu-
uIad. While State Constable Files is ahso-
.utelf roa-cemmittai. Some Of the
geoGlen ea h1 attended the banquet are
highly Indignant AZ the report, while others
regard the matter az huge joke, and say
ikat Il Viii be ;mpossIoie TO secure an in
diesment
To-day this giaad jury took up the eases
Of Chandler Abbott Of Sacrament aud Mer.
Fiii A. Tea1ey of Norihpoit both alleged
siels;ars of the liquor isx 1t is intinase1
that i've memherg> Of the grand jury ara
Do' whpllY 10 symFsshy wiih the vigorous
forts Ehieh are beng made TO eaforce
the liquor Law, and ii two more are brought
over 1t Is IKE y that but few indie,me Mt,
= NJ be found.
john Carol who died from exposure
II dur, saHe Isle this week was under b )nds
10 swAit the action Of tae grand j1ry at th /.
present 1srm Oh three charge. There is an
aeli' here pending against Mchar Norton
tf Nes f'rllaud VINO has jus. been sen-
fenced to ; ate prison Tor lie. His cxeeu-
tor NiSl be cited in at the next term.
A'R Mcintosh, aged 50 aud unmarried,
ditd Suddenly from Il c effects of n prslrac-
I'D dtbaucb. lie has been employed in
ihe VI. &. Railroad yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-24

ToRosro. Ontario, Oct % "A special
dispatch from London 10 the Globe says
The Brss ies, consignmen; Of Canadian
eggs rcschfd the LONDON market To day ia
excellent Jndit,on- They will bear COM
rarison With Normandy egg.- Several
esses found buyers at los. yer hundred
The top price for the best eggs on the
mari ct was IL. II anything is 70 be sore
With Ihis trade this consignment should be
followed up at once, az prices will be high
fFon, nor untiI after Christmas"