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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12
New York Produce Market.


FLOus-Receipts, 2i,722 pkEs; exports, sn7
bbls, sales. u, $50. Repeat quotations inclyd.
ing City mill extra, - 35ats ~; patent, ~ ~
o. rs; supernne, o. 65atk 90, extra No. 2. q ~
b oS; winter wheat low grade, ~ .3a42 os, Min
nesota extra, - 75aet "; Southern Hour dsii;
rye -four quiet.
wHEAi-Reesipts. is.ist exports. el.7.s, sa,ss
i3s, Co., easy; No. spring -; h03 red,
sll No red ssjAss elevator s,assI; fob s7iss1l;
delivered. No n hard, sslayei; No northern, ~
So1.
kYE-hrm
BAELEY-dull.
COKS Receipts. io.sto. exports, sisbso. salss.
I74.000, hrm; steamer, 3sat. No =, saaaeI,
store and elevator, 3x8.l delivered.
OArs-Receipts, si.ooo. Exports. % W: saiss,
$4,000. arm, No =. ~ do white kstazSl, No a5eS
do white. goa3l, No l, ~. do white, 81, MiaeA
Western, k7a3O. white do. haHA.
CoFyEy--fsir, Rio, fair, ri
su0AK-Kxw fair. refined arm. demaaA-
fair, crushed 5iasi, extra crushed. 6tasl, wbits
extra crushed. tssi; cut loaf. u; gfsnnlstsd. =.
PETKoLEUa-qaiet, nrm, aS.
PORK-6rm
BEEv-duli.
LARD-nrm; western steam. - ,osss "a clos
ing ~ Sll city steam - 70, refined fair .ooniinsat
~ lsAAs 70; s. A. o7t5.
BuTTEH Ann: western dairy sais: -
creamery, 13azsi.
CHsEsE-arm. Treishts to Liverpool afa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12
Bills Before the House.

Bills we're passed providing for the erec.
ton Of public buildings at Houlton, Me-,
and other points. The measures involved
the expenditure Of 81 ,s45, 900.
n Baker Of New York, from the committee
on territories. reported bill for the admis-
sion Of Wyoming, and asked for the i'm
me,;iate consideration Of that bill which
under the new rules. 10 privileged meas.
ure.
Springer raised question Of considers
sion, the House decided TO consider ths
bill, yeas l27; nays ia; party vote. Or
the point Of order raised BY Springer. ths
bill was referred 10 the co@mittee Of whole
Baker moved the House 60 into such I
committee.
Springer interjected motion 10 sdjowr
which vas defeated.
Bakers notion agreed 70, and the Hous>
vent into Q committee Of whole. BuSfovi
Of Michigan, in the chair.
The bill vas read In extenso, Baker de
MED that be acted in bad faith in caIlin
up the measure ss this tine.
Springer reiterated statement Of th
bill called up in violation Of an agrsener
made In the committee Of territories.
| Pending further discassioo the coanists
rose, and The House q $50 adjoufnsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

Hon. W. T. Haines vas in Bangor Wed.
nesday, and reports that the frame for the
new steamer to run between Waterville and
and Gardiner is all laid out. Capt Barbour
the builder says he shall try and have hel
foat light in twelve inches Of vater.
The shoe factory at Norway 10 doing {
rushing business. more than has ever been
known at any previous time. The nev
superintendent, Mr.. Gum. has gained the
entire confidence and good will Of the help
shoving himself the right man In the righ
place.
A few Penobscot lumberman have CONF
out Of the woods, where they have been .
work during the winter. in the lass few days
their services being no longer required
The rest Of the men will not, however. star
for the confines Of civilization for severn
weeks yet. - they are now getting in soms
good work, which will keep them busy TO
come time. An unusually large quantity o
lumber 10 being obtained this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12
OVER TIE STATE.

The fret week Of March has been more
favorable for business In the MAchias lum-
her regions than st any sins during the
winter. Much work has been doaa, and
the prospect is that most Of de 1sassial
cut will be hauled in.
A party Of . dozen Dextes men have
already chartered the steamer Louise q
Moosehesd and will Be ready 10 Ash the
nonent that the ice will allow The boat 70
move Ia the water. Many Bangor nsa ars
nov getting ready to visit The lake - q
dmila1 visit.
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Will the Canadian Pacific Stop Its
Business Through Mains2


BosroS. Mar. 1.-THE report reschei
here today from Halifax that the Canadian
Pacific has in contemp' alton the stOppage
of its line to the seaboard through Maine
The dispatch ia not explicit and does mo-
suggest q cause for this reported action
The most searching inquiry here fails te
furnish any definite information upon the
subject. The senators and Representatives
from Maine have been questioned. They
heard of this report for the fret time today
When they were inquired of for the rea
sons. Senator Frye said: II have moi
heard 4 word about Il, and can hardly be-
lieve that the report 10 true. Certainly the
State of Maine has done nothing to require
the Canadian Pacific to stop it. projected
line through Maine. 1t is possible that the
Canadian Pacific has decided to make q
contract with the Maine Central railroad Ia
reach the water, and that it will have III
winter port in Maine, instead of at the ter.
minus Of the projected line through Maine
There are many good harbors for that pur.
pose"
Senator Hale said: II don't think there
10 anything in it beyond possibly . slight
friction ~ to the bonding privilege and thai
will speedily be remedied, IL it exists at all
Nothing has been done by this government
or by the State of Maine to bring about any
such result"
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rAuLsBn 1s DEAD.
Ktncaid 10 Immediately Re-arrestsd
by the Officers.

WASHINGTON. Mar. n.-Ex Represents
tue Taulbee died At Eve o'clock this morn.
ing. A. soon - the police authorities were
notified Of the death of Taulbee. Kincaid
was re-arrested.
The remains will be taken to Mt. Ster.
ling. KY. for burial, leaving here tomorrow
night. No services will be held in this
city. The inquest will be held tomorrow
noon. preceded by an autopsy. Taulbee.
it 10 said, made no ante mortem statement
The awful strain to which Kincaid has
been subjected since the shooting has told
terribly on him. Within an hour after the
arrest kincaid was prostrated with nervous
exhaustion, and it is the opinion Of nany
of Kincsid's friends that he will not live to
stand trial.
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MARKET RBPOR-6.


NEW YoRk, Mar. II.
Money call easy. ranging from to ".
Prime paper at % to7.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bond quiet. generally steady.
The following are the closing quotations. OF
apcurities.
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The Coming Year for Mexico.

NEw YORK, Mar. 1l.-A gentleman Of
high commercial standing just returned
from Mexico Gays that this will be year
of great development and enormous profits
in all well established Mexican enterprises.
He says that while English and German a
capital 10 being lavishly expended the foot
hold secured by the manager Of the Ameri-
can Export & Trading Co. of New York IL
beyond anything conceived BY its bes,
friends here, and that it will realize millions
of profits for its stockholders during the
coming two or three years.
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Two Sudden Deaths at Yarmouth.

YAEAouTa, Mar. ll.-Fsnnis, wife oi
Henry Lesvitt, died this morning. March
IL, aged 50 years, 2 months, days. Hsl
husband, q son, EugeIe Leivttt, and Z
daughter, Mrs. Charles Jones Of Free
port, survive her. A large circle Of frisnda
sympathize with them in their loss.
George, son of George Wright. died this
morning Of diphtheria, aged about fourteen
years. No cases Of the disease are reported
outside Of this family. Mr.. Wright has
the sympathy Of the comm 1nity In the loss
of his two sons, and in the trials which A.
tended the iilness of his family.
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Three Brothsrs Whipped and Ordered
to Lsavs Town.

COvISoroS. KY, Mar. li.-Last Sunday
three Crane brothers, living eight miles
from the city. who have been guilty Of
numerous petty thefts in the nei Shborhood
for some time past, were taken from the
house by twenty five masked men, stripped,
tied to tree, and given thirty lashes on
the bare back with . black snake whip
which drew blood at every blow. One
man tainted under the pain. After whip
ping they we're conducted to their home
and warned to leave town be fore Sunday.
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BnL. AID LETTER HEADS

pri,th m hlsetst si very hVst nw,
II N Islebee Jgulld dn Wm
isa /, NJ l,fss slsua 1 w vss !. :
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hWh IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

Marcus 8. Hanna, knishsville. increase,
Edward T. WynAn, Assusa; Chas. b.
Davis. Aagusea; benjamin. =. Thomas,
Canbos; Simon d. Mischell. Brysnt's
Poad; Theodore +. Hathavay. South
Paris; Royal A. Clement. East Ramford
Andrew J. Reeves. Bradford; Jamss 4.
Wise, Belfass; Aadasg J. Gardner, Lee
Martha. widow Of Fred C. Drew. Bidde-
ford; Lavina, widow Of Leonard =. Black.
veil. Befry's Aills; Ps6encs, former
widow Of wn. Psadlsesa, alias Penslen.
Eat lowell.
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Manufacturing Statistics

PORTLAND, Mar. 1.-THE collection OF
the general statistics Of manufactures II
cities and tow ua hereinafter noted has beer
withdrawn from the regular enumeration
ard the duty charged upon special agents
Maine-Fi District. Auburn, Augusta
Bath, Biddeford, Deerine, Gardiner, Cor
ham, Hallowell, Lewiston. Portland, Saco
Skowhesan, Waterville, Westorook. Sec
oud District, Bangor. Beifast. Calais
Ellsvorth, Oldtowu, Rockiand. Thomaston
Waldoboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

B,ppSroRp. Mar. 1.-The case against
.nsc,.l ofiicer Irving W. Mason for assault
on Deputy Sheriff Stackpole on election
s.v I, assigned for trial In the Biddeford
count tomorrow. Thursday three other
csses. one for assault and oshefs for rescu.
in~ prisoner, will Be tzisd. Five challenged
voser, viii be tzied for Illegal voting later
In the week.
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Summer Residence Broken Into and
Devastated by Boys.

BRASFoRp, Conn, Mar. ll.-This towr
is completely stirred up over . most con
temptble piece Of vandalism. Severa
boys, from fifteen to eighteen years old
during the past week have broken into thu
magnificent residence Of the millionaire
Henry B. Plant, which was locked up fol
the winter while the owner 10 in the South.
They broke into the wine cellar and dranl
several baskets Of costly champagne, pour
ing much Of the wine on the floor. Ther
they broke several expensive pieces oi
statuary and chopped costly buffet u
pieces. They took an axe 10 every clock II
the house and completely destroyed them
They played cards on costly centre table
and then ruined it. and played havoc gen
orally all over the house. causing damage
of over o., 900. A number Of arrests hav'
been made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12
STATE aousn MAffnno.
Nominations by the oovsssos.


The following nominations we're nad'
Tuesday. March llth. 1890:
Commissioner for the County Of Lincoll
-Lorenro d Perkins. Noblehoro.
Coroaer-Frank s. Warren. Biddefose.
Dedimus Justice Daniel h. Gliddsa
vinalhaven.
Trial Justice-william d. Roak, Dur
ham; Hiram Stevens. Carroll; Samusl h
Sweetser, North Yarmouth; Arthur c
Watson. Shspleigh.
Notary Public-Wiiliam P. Allen. Carl
bou; Charles F. Libby. Portland; o. r
Cunningham. Bucksport; Joseph r. Stst
son. Camden; Daniel II. Glidden, vinal
haven; Charles +. Jones, Skov hegan; 10
siah Crosby, Dexter.
Justice Of the Peace and Quorum
George d. Bisbee, Backdeld; J. ". h
Baker. Pennington: Eben Chase. Jr.,
Edsecomb; George Duley. Phippsbarg
Frank W. Eastman, Bangor; i. p. Far.
rington, Brewer; John ID. Furnel. Wilton
John Hsward Hill, Portland; Charles y.
Jones. Skowhssan; Luther H. Luddsn
Dixneld, Leonard W. Leighton, Shaplsigh
Charles y. Libby. Portland; Jamss T.
Mufch. Newport; Charles Z. Mitchell.
Bangor; J. +. Parker. Bangor; I. r. Star.
ret, Warren; L. ID. Small. Bowdoinham
John v. Tucker, Oldtown; d. c. Went
worth. Appleton; George s. Wo0dman.
Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

d. H. Thing, ESQ.,. Of Mt. Vernon ap-
peared before the Valuation Commission
Tuesday forenoon, in behalf Of his town.
The Journal has just completed the
tabulated sheets for the valuation connie
sion, and they are the largest blanks ever
Issued from this office. The total width Of
each sheet when opened out is eighty Inches
and will be Of the greatest convenience to
the commission.
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The Iroquois in Distress,

PoRr TOWNSEND, Wash, Mar. IL
United States steamer Iroquois arrived in
port yesterday in distress. She left Homo
lulu Nov. 20. for Samoa to relieve the
United States steamer Adams and stopped
at Marshal and Gilbert Islands. After
leaving Gilbert Island, the piston rod of the
forward engine broke and the chip began
leaking. A succession of heavy gales pre-
vented the vessel from returning to Homo
lulu and she was forced TO go north. Pro-
visions and fuel ran short and the officers
and crew have lived on half rations since
Feb. 18th. The crew suffered greatly from
the sudden change of tropical climate to the
severe cold Of the north.
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4 Murdered Woman Believed to be
Mugdefeso.

New YORK. Mar. 1.-THE police be-
lieve the woman whose dead body was
found in the cellar of a schoolhouse on
Eldridge street was one Of the numerous
wives of Isaac Jacobs, who Feb. 10th last
killed Hermann Rogozinski, and attempted d
to kill the latter's wife and son, after which
he shot himself. Some Of the clothing
around the murdered woman 10 identified
- having belonged to Jacobs.
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o1.21O.oOO Involved.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 1.-THE suit Of
Charles Hansen against Henry b. Slavin,
the Paoama canal contractor, to recover
8l,2l0,0 900 was begun in the superior court
yesterday. He alleges that in 1882 be
agreed with Henry B. Slavin and M. A.
Slavin, since deceased, to subscribe for
2.0t o shares of the stock of the American
Contracting and Dredging Company, which
the Slsvins controlled. The stock, how.
ever, was not delivered, though he stood
ready to pay for the same. The value of
the shares and of the dividends declared
would now amount to the sum sued for. H
B. Slavin says that Hansen never paid .
dollar for any Of the stock, and had never
even asked for any.
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ColIiaion at Hon 0ata.

Loxo ISLAND Chr, L. l.. Mar. IA
collision occurred this morning at He'll
Gate between the schooner Thomas Potter,
of New York, loaded with phosphate for
East Boston in TOW Of the tugboat Empire,
and freight noat of the New York 4 New
Haven Railroad Co. The Potter vas car
ried BY the tides on the reefs near Hsllets's
Point, and the Empire 10 lying inshors with
her bottom pounding on the sunken rocks
The freight foat vas uninjured. The crews
escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12
TOWN ELECTIONS.

FAASxLM PLAsTArIoS-Clerk, Cyrus
+. Gordon; selectmen, @ r Childs, X
Aosssll. Chas. H. Fasnum.
LExDs.-ModerstoP Geo Parcher; clerk,
r 8 Loring; selectmen, ETC., c B Lane.
Geo T Bishop, g A Jennings; treasurer,
7 8 Carver Miss Laura n Sylvester vss
elected supervisor Of schools. receiving IS
votes 70 81 for z Addition. The town
raised tie following sums in money
Schools, el.000; poor, $500; fosds and
bridses. $500; incidental. $500; school
Books. $500; rep2i. town farm buildings,
$500; total, e3,I00. II vas voted TO raise
-, 5000 be expended in labor and mate
nal On he hishvays. votsd 70 tax doas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

Ths following pasents we're granted Tues
day: Elmer n. Bachelor and =. &. Love-
Joy, Portland, automatic Weighing scales |;
Harry &. Basterfsld, WassFville. electro
noeori Clarence 3. Holiey, Fors Fairfield,
wagon brake; Marin l. Ksyes. Gorham.
machine for dnishiag pulp sfticles; Henry
Leavitf, Yarmouth, machine for grinding
leathsr scfsps; Joseph 8. Lsgault. Port
land. drum; WIN. +. Matthew, Plymouth,
sleigh.
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Trying to Force Wire and Nail Men
Into q Trust.

FIxpLAY, O., Mar. 1.-THE wire nail
men Of the United States with . few ex-
ceptions closed their mills yesterday and
announce they will not resume operations
again until the 24th inst. That they will
open then il not certain - their object may
not be accomplished. This shut down 10
part Of scheme to force certain man afact-
urers Of wire nails into trust which has
been forming for some time. Thousands
Of men are ont Of employment.
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Not Guilty" Tor Attempted Murder

LONDON. Mar. 1.-THE trial Of Elisa-
beth Vincent, arrested for atte npting to
murder Lewis Henry Issacs, member Of
the House Of Commons from Newington.
because il 10 alleged he would not sign .
document admitting that he had seduced
the defendant by violence, began today.
Isascs expressed the wish that the csurs
would deal leniently with Miss Vincent.
The jury returnrd . verdict Of not guilty.
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Eases Pain Instantly.
Strengthens Wsok Parts
Qujefs kervouSnees.
DIABETES -!

.r,.,e b~.n troubled over twelve years., says
T. n sisrs Of Newport. Me-, with weakness
o. the Kidney. and Bladder ihs he'd, Doctor @ .prd pro
noanccd it Diabetes At tunes hssn s"I1 and sides
up wsrs brtck dust deposits in nv waser As.r
usins several bottles Of HUNTS nEMES, ~ I, !,
ali these disasreesble features wese P'nW n, ClaIi
NJ. ,nsurrd 10 try HUNTS nEMEDh oy n''
ON 4 drursiss in Lewiston, Maine. y
~ J. o. brown Co, Drusgi;s, sinen%sEE q esIs En1
n'h.ra and feel ssfe 10 recommending y 70 ny
on nin1, IN need Of medicine for Kinney Disesses
Risdder and Liver troubles, or diseases =, yhs ~
Urinary Organs" All reliable dress''
same thing of
HTTNTsS REMEDY.
C.N. currkxroS. sols Agent. New ion.-
- ~ jansodeodiycAvkynrip
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Charged with Attempt to Murder

BosToN, Mar. ll.-Mrs. Mary Bonbero,
an Italian woman was arrested this after
neon at her home 2 Mechanics court. North
End. charged with the murder Of her hus-
band, Angelo Bonbero, who died Sunday
last. it 10 claimed. as the result of an as
sault upon him by his wife. The autopsy
showed that the death resulted from peri.
tonitis, and the woman was released.
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Woman Dies from Alcoholism.

Dover, N. H.. Mar. ll.-Eliza MEG.
Fleming, aged 30, was found dead In bed
this morning. She had been on 4 spree
for day or two and last night fell down
stairs at her boarding house. Coroner Ham
gives the cause Of death ~ affection of the
heart caused by alcohol.
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4 YesDs osrl Forcibly AbAsessA

CAMDEN, Mar. LII 10 reported that q
young girl living in Knox recently isfs her
home ON account Of alleged aouss and vent
TO Mr.. Jacob Cains in Mohtville. She VA
pursuaded by the guardian Of the house
hold from whence she came, but nothing
could induce her to return. A few nights
ago three young men In the vicinity went TO
Mr.. Gains. arriving At ihs house, which
they foFcibly entered jass - ths inmAtes
vere on the poins Of retiring. They ssissd
the girl and carried her svay. desptts The
e6ofsss Of the old gentleman Cain. Who
vas struck by the culpSits, and tbs other
members Of the household.
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An Inhuman Mother

TrTros. Ga, Mar. u.-Last Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Higgins. becoming angered ai
two of her children for some offence, lashed
them 80 severely one of them died while
being beaten. The other vas 90 badly
scourged that it died during the night. The
woman cannot De found.
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BANQUET to Gen. Hyde aud Others at
Bath.

Barn, Mar. ll-James W. Wakefield
Joseph T. Donnell, and William Rogers,
the committee appointed at the last meet
ins of the Bath Board Of Trade, to arrange
for . banquet or come testimonial to be
piven Gen. T. W. Hyde and Galen c
Moses for their LAHORE in behalf Of the city
in securing the sunboats for Bath, will
meet early this week. The employees in
the foundry Of the Bath Iron Works are
going to celeb.ate the steel cruiser contract
by irving grand concert and ball at the
Alameda next Monday evening.
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Killed on Q Vessel.

PORTLAND. Mar. u.-Charles Foster.
aged As, a stevedore, fell into the hold of
the bark II. B. Cam, and . bag Of rags
weighing 500 pounds fell on him. killing
him instantly. He leaves . widow and four
daughters.
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A Chinaman Aarriss . Young Ameri.
can Girl

Bosros. Mar. 1I.-There was consider
able excitement among the Chinese popula.
ton Of Boston. Monday. owing to the mar
riage Of ope Of their number, Lung Poy
and Mi,s Eva A. Leach, native Of Port
land Me. The bridegroom 10 "a years Ole
and was born in China. The bride 10 q
years old. The pair we're married BY Rev
J. NJ. Olmstesd Of the Watchman and Re
hector, at fremont Temple. The bride
groom 10 Q clerk In Boston.
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3hs Biddsfoed Dsnocssss Drop 1hsiz
Casoa.

BIDnssosD, Mar. 1.-The counsel fol
the defence in the action bfoashs asainsl
Deputy Sheriff Pazke: Of Norsh Berwick
for sssssit On City Marshal Tarbex. else
ton day, on Tuesday afternoon entered q
motion to aot pros and the shefiR vas dis
charged The counsel for the pfosecutisn
gave notice that be should take similar &c
ton tomorrow In tie cases against Deputy
U. g. Aarshal Staekpole Of Biddsford.
Special Deputy Sherifs Small Of 6see.
Romeo Of Biddeford, and Thomas Mime
han Of Biddeford. This disposed Of all IL
cases brought BY the city nsfshal ssd -
lice oGcess against the sheTihs Who we're
on duty at the voting places.
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Bsassn to Death BY ass Husband.

NEW YoaE Mar. ll.-Mfs. Ellen Rooney,
Of 1T Bleecker street, died suddenly late
last night st her home. Il was said thu,
her husband had beaten her. Her eye vaa
black and there vs1s other bruises about
the head and body. Her husband vas ar.
gestsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12

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ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrassd Electro.
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II yoa are taus affected vs will ssnd you I
Belt aed Appliances on trial.
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Diamond Robbery.

DALLAS, Tex. Mar. ll.-Last evening
an unknown man broke through the window
of Domnar & Samuels jewelry store
grabbed tray containing forty two dia
mond rings valued at 5000, ran away
with it and has not yet been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-12
1900. 900 Fire .t Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, o., Mar. l.--Stern 1 My.
ers' cloth no use, . six story stone building,
was burned this morning; loss. $500, 900.
Two fremen were injured. With great
difficulty the Burnet House, acrsss the
street, Was saved.