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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
CHURCH AND PEOPLE.

The Congregational chur ches Of Dover
and F"xcroft h.ve voted to extend . call to
R-v. Mr.. Cross Of Milltowo, At . salary Of
$1,000.
The Maine Congregational Conference
is fortunate this year in IFS place of meet.
ing. Bridaion is 4 beautiful place in June,
and the hop taliiy Of lie cit zeus has been
tried Ard not found wanting in similar
cases before.
II 10 ssii tha. the A1vents Of Lowell are
mskins plans for the building of . church
at E4.t Lowell, next summer. Il is not
known At present where It ~iil be built
There sre q number of places talked Of
but none have been decided upon.
At the meeting Of the Universalist So
ciety OF Bangor held Monday evening IL
sas voted to eIrend . call to the Rev z
pember, of TUn-ville, "a, vho has 90 &C
csp'shiy occupied their pulpit for the last
two Sunlsy.. n Mr. Pember accepts. he
-ili preach his opening serm n on Eas,er
Sunday The meeting was . very large
and enthu'iastic one.
The Friends held their quarterly meeting
at East Vassa blro on the 18th and IS b
inst. with a large sttenda ,cs. George Farr
of Lewiston, J vAruey Of Unity and Alfred
Jones Of China, addressed the hearer, on
Saturday, the meeting closing With stir
| ring appeal from Rev. r. vinAl. B,psis,
minister Of Vsssalooro, to be up and 81
work. Sunday George FArf preached oil
day.
The Directors Of the FIRST Maine State
| Spiritual Csmpmeeiing Association met d
Daniel Busweifs in Esns, SATURDAY, Feb
Is. to make arrangements for their annua
meeting Among those present we're Dr.
and Mrs. s. q. Emery Of GIenburn, Mr
and Mrs Charles Smith Of 50. AIbans. b
D. Nevcomee Of South Nevoufs, A J
famer Of Charleston and Arthur Smith o.
| Herman Pond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
PRESIDENT HARRISON


Prrfs8rRo, Pa. Feb. 4O.-Psssidsnt
Harrison this forenoon visited the Hone
stead Steel Rail Mills and o,her poines Of
interest under ths guidance Of Aadrss .
Carnegie.
This afseruooa . pablis reception ~
held At the Coart Houss
The formal dedication Of the Cafnegie
Free Library as Allegheny. took place THE
evening. The elegant nusic hall Of the
building vas dlled 70 overAoving. After
music BY the Mosart Society and prayer BY
Bishop Whitehead. Carnegie, With speech
full Of feeling. presensed the key Of the
library to Mayor Psarson.
President Harfison vss then introduced
and In speech declared the insti,use open
He vas followed BY Pratt Of Baltimore.
Gov. Beaver, C0uercssmen Dalsell and
bayne. and others The peesideniial party
we're then escored through the art gallery
after which they entered carriage and
we're conveyed to the Duqussns Club
After light lunch Precedent Harrison vss
driven to the depot. where be took the
night train for home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
MAINE DISPATCHES.
State Board Of Trade Holds Semi. Annual
Session al Auburn.


LEwIsrox, Feb. 20.-The State Board
Of Trade held its semi annual session At
Auburn, today, about 40 visiting delegates
being present, representing the boards of
Bangor, Belfast, Portland. Bruns~ick.
WstervilIe. Augusta, Skowheg4n. Bidle-
ford, Bath, Auburn and Lewiston. The
sessioi opened at 3 80 p NJ. President
Lord Of Bangor, Me-. made the opening
address, discussing the gro sth of the
Board of Trade movement in Maine and
the Temsrkapis development Of Maine in-
dusiries IN 1879 and 30
Ara CushDsn of Auburn. welcomed the
State board TO Auburn in . handsome
speech. N. N r chard, State sec'y, made
report that Maine has 80 boards, wah
1870 members, q recess was taken for tea,
and public meeting held at 30 p. NJ in
g. A. r., Hail. Auburn. A great crowd
attended, speeches were made by delegates,
Presidents OF Boards of Trade, ard trom-
inent citiznns Of Auburn and L vision.
rhe sennment Of this afternoon and eve
ling meetings vas Keep Maine money ut
Hume and boom Name instead of Ala1a
na and Kansas. Is + 4 F. Briggs en-
te tained he dele ,tes in the afternoon with
a inspection OF Maple View Stock Farm
Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Wi'toLs "Hol Sc Day"

Special to the kennebec Journal
WILros, Feb. 20.-Yesterdsy was truly
. great day at Wilton for horsemen. G N.
Harlow Of Boston, who had advertised to
be there on "wednesday. drew a big crowd.
fhe streets of the village were thronged
~ith people and horses from many points,
some fine acting and blooded equine stock
being present. Harlow was on the .pot
esry in the day and during the forenoon
purchase1 Ave good horses. At one O'Clock
the streets were again filed and fast driv
ing and showing OF aeppers commenced
The meeting was adjourned to Wilson Lake
where the steppers were shown and several
sales made. There wa,a large attendance.
the peg mill in the village is busy
place. eighteen hands being emplo, ed.
Birch is piled right aod left waiting to be
sliced into pegs The mill is furnished
with modern machinery which works to
perfection The goods are shipped to many
different sections of the State.
The academy has opened with the pros
pect of most successful term.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
New York Produce MAJ kst.

WV spWh- pSo <V
vLOuR-Kecsipts. !! ,SH pkgs. -av~f.. $,5sz
bbis, sai~s, u 40. k-vsi Yso,stlop, iDclni
rug city mill extra, ~ asAst ~, pst~st, - IA
IS u. -uD~rnn~, % 'smsk a0. eafrs No e. - So
~ as; winter wheat los grade. ~ A.sz ~. Mia
n-.s.fa extra, - d6ae+ ~, -vstl,eru sosr dst. :.
rye Sour gu'~t.
Wn1Ar-K-oip,.. s,sns. .rporrs. 7.ssa. col. /.
II 10 higher No. s,rins Ao3 r.d
~ Aot red. .eis,<o, .is, sio, s.Iasl. lob s7sss
d-livered, No had, sisssi; 80 l sortssrs. " |.
W; -
BAILEY y-hrm-
Co.'s Receipts. ii7.ooo. exports. "a ~. sales,
's'.o0n; fair. st amer, TlA:6i. No Z. Eiss.i
stOrv and elevator, MA 81 delivered.
OAr.-k' esipts. Ion 80. exports, 81 I.A, sales
iiSfto. duh No s. 1s4 do white Elaz7i, No Z, All |
DO white. zsiAssI. No !, ~. DO white, 81; Mixed
Western, tAslS. white Do. x2Ass-
COsvEE-fSir. kio, fair. ~
sUoAs- Raw dull. reBned quiet demand
fair, crushed slss1. extra crushed. 5,as1; white
extrs crushed. sias, cut loaf. II, grsnalsted, 81.
fETg"Lkgn-qaiet, steady. .osl.
P',kK-@ul
B.Ev-hulf
La quiet, vssfern steaa, - i2iaee s cios
Ing y is cry st~am, ~ ss rvsned fair sooa,ine
~ sssee Is; .. A. q ".
BurTkK -doli -; western dAiry sais; Dc
Creamery. i4ax7b
CHEksE- srm- vr-ishss to Lvsrpeo, ssssly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Gt man Jury Asafn Qiaa eraa.

BANGOR, Feb. 20.-At 920 Thursday
forenoon. the jury in the Gilman case. after
having been out l6 hours and 20 minutes.
came into court. The foreman said that
they had failed to agree. aud that there was
10 likelihood of an agreement by further
delay. His Honor SAID he was very sorry
hey had failed TO render verdict, and
dismissed them. Gilman was not in court,
neither Was his wife. but his aged father
~a.. and tears rolled down his wrinkied
1t 10 understood that the jury
.tood nine for conviction and three for &C
quittsl ~hen hey went out, and 50 remained.
Ia The previous trial they stood ten to two.
There was 4 big delegation Present from
East Coripth. q large sj1ri,y being dis
susted with the outcome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Dubious Outlook for Ice IN the Mo-
hawk Valley,

CAxAJoHARIE, Feb. 90,-Never In the
history of the Mohawk valley hss the ice
crop looked % dubious a. at the present
time Not an ice house has yet been dlled.
and the greatest feafs Of q famine next
summer are entertained. There bas been
some skatins on the Erie canal and ice in
the ditch has been frozen to thickness Of
eight inches, bus in the Mohawk river, ex-
C, pit At still points, there has been no lie
that would bear q mans weight.
There vas h1pes Of gathering come of
the still ice up to last Saturday, uhen the
heavy rain raised the river slightly and
drove out that which had gathered on the
edges Of the liver. The canal ice In or
dinary winters 10 rejected - worthless, or
too dirty for general use. Temporary ice
house are being built at various points
along the Erie. and the gathered cakes will
be shipped to the New York market ~
soon - navigation 10 resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
EDUCATIONAL

Th. spring term of-Gouid's Acadeny op-
ened last verk sith prospect Of large
school. The library viii be 1arnished vith
8 nev catalogue. adding much to its enci-
ency and convenience The new reading
room At the Academy is Just vhss 10 wanted.
having leading periodicals and Q daily %.
per.
Many Of the students Of Hanpden Acads-
my will remain in tom during vsessios snd
work On the ice. This will help the boys
Anancially and - they are nss affaid e
vsRk u VIII b COED thing tse shs0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21

BERLIN, Feb. 20.-The general elections
tor members Of the ReichstAs took place
today. The sse Of the vote polled vas
phenomenal The majority Of the facto.
ries we're closed during the day.
great sensaiion wss created BY the
sudden receipt Of an order from the Em-
peror for oil troops comprising The garrison
o. the city to march to krensbers. forth.
9TH.
The order vas instantly complied With.
The people we're almost panic stricken
until II vas announced the msneuver was
simply one Of the military surprises inausu.
rated BY the Emperor to test the sfa cheney
Of the garrison to repel = sudden attack By
the enemy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
PRESS COMMENTS.


Unril last year, the Secretary Of the
Maine Board Of Agriculture vas e1 oficio.
q member of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Maine State College. under section s OF
chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes; but tBe
legislature Of 1859 repealed this section,
thus legi.lating the secretary out Of the
once We see BY our Augusta despatch
that Gov. Burleish has appointed Hon.
Rufus Prince OF Turner to the vacant
place on the Board. This appointment
will be very satisfactory to the farmers Of
Maine, ~ they know that Mr.. Prince 10 in
every way qasliaed for the position. He
10 = practical, intelligent, leveLheaied and
succ~ssful farmer. - Master Of the State
Grarge and President Of the State Far
A gsptlemsn Who shoulj better represent
the agricultural interests Of Maine in this
important position. Governor Burlsish
could not have found. Il 10 an +xcelleu,
nominafion in every respect
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Csle alton Of the 23Oth AunivsrsaEy
OF H.veIbiil, Mass.

BAvERaiLL Feb. 20 A: the meeting Of
he h.v.rh,l Board Of Trade this after
noon . committee of forty y-four business
men appointed to sssist in m.king ~.
rang. nents Tor celebrating the 26O h ami
"ers<ry Of the settlement Of the town re-
ign d. For some weeks Q controversy
has been going on bet seen the prese CITY
government and that Of last year in regard
10 the parts to be taken BY each on that
occasion and eliminated TODAY in the resig.
ustion of the committee. Probably the
trouble will seriously interfere With the
sue .essful carrying out Of the celebration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Maine state College.

Especial Correspondence of tn, Journal ]
ORoSo, Feb 20-On Weduesdav last
commissioners representing three Of the
companies interested in the insurance Of
Wingate Hall, visited the college to exam
Inc the runs. The insurance Of SlO. 600
~ill be paid in full. also sos 90 on tn.
damage done to the Instruments and draw
ing tables.
Mr. Geo Gould. 30, has left college to
Accep pit fine position on one Of the western
ra iroads
There is good deal Of talk among the
students Of forming . Lswn Tennis Asso-
cia'ion anil competing with the other col
leges Of the State. There 10 good material
in the college and it 10 ,bou, ht by those
~ho profess 10 know that the boys would
rot make bad showing. Three new So
cist, courts viii be laid out A. soon a. the
ground viii admit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Belfast X. Of p. gave q co,cert and
ball Wednesday evening which was the
event Of the social season.
II 10 nov thought that it rill be impo.si-
Bile to save the schooner Kuie J. Barrett.
nov ashore o6 Nsuser. Mass.
Mr. Fred Gordon Of Thorndike recently
had lively encounter With tramp and WAS
badly injured The tramp escaped.
The Brunswick Fur Club gave q grand
bail at the Town Hall, Wednesday evening
About twenty members Of the club were
pr-sent, and . large number of friends
Music by Grimmer.
Warren Hathaway. dealer in variety
goods. Calais, is tryin, to compromis- vi h
his creditors At Is cents on q dollar FH
Whitmore. pedler of js~elry. Dover, hs.
failed, and will settle IN insolvency J VI
Goode. confsctioner. Calais. will probably
pay but . small dividend. Loui. Kr,tein.
dealer in clothing. etc Bangor, Is compro
missing with his creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
FouR CHILDREN BURNED.


kIxesrox. 0nt., Feb. 30.-The dvell-
ing occupied BY John Listoo and family
vas burned last night. Four children vefs
found dead in bed. having been saaoca,ed i,
Mrs. Liston after . vain endesvor % ave
the children, j'mped from the secord
story window with babe 10 her arms. She
broke her leg By the fall but the bsbe e.
capped unhart. Mr.. Lis,on in trying to RE-
cue the children vas probably fatally
burned. There we're seven children in all,
three Of whom we're rescued.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Tho Bank WreckeIs Indicted.

NEW YoRx, Feb. 2O-The grand jury
handed in indictments today in general
esslon against George II Pell. James A.
Simmons and ex-fresident Wallace OF
l. nox Hill Bank, j,intly charging them
~th conspiracy in violating State banking
avs The CT arge aRainst them 10 grand
arcery in The frst degree in taking e3I 900
sorth Of oOnd,. Later the prisoners were
arrAigned and held for go OOO each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21

RooxLASp. Feb. 20-Fire was discov-
cred at 8 z. NJ this even ng in the ground
noor of the Y. NJ. C. A. buiiiing, occupied
by the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Price 4 Robinson. boot and .sboes, loss
81 600. in. ured for 81 500; and Miss Eta
philbrook, loss 90 psrtls insured. The
damage to the bulldog Is 81 600, insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
SchaeieT Wins the First Game Of Bill.
Hard Tournament

NEw YoRK. Feb 20-The fret game Of
the Bruns~ick Bake billiard tournament
~ss played TO light. 'he contestants beirg
jacob Schas fer and J. Randolph Heissr
Schaefer won 500 to 1922. The contestants
~ the tourG amsnt are Scbaefer, Slosson.
Cotton, Ives, H-i.er. and Maurice DAILY.
fhe winner will take 40 per cent Of the
81 900 purse offered. Each contestant TO
play Ten games.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
STATE NEW q.
KKEHEBHc.
NdfereiUe.

President Small, Rev. Mr.. Spencer and
wife, Rev. DR. s. X. Smith and wife, Prof
z. W. Hall and wife, and several other
prominent Baptists of this city, attended
and participated In the exercises at the
dedication of the Bethany Baptist church
At Skowhegan, Tuesday evening. DIR
Small delivered the sermon on the occs
sion.-Washinston's birthday ~ill be eele-
brated here on Saturday evening. BY .
preseniatiOn Of hags to the North Grammar
and High Schools. Ex.rcises appropriate
to the occasion will be held in City Hall.
Prominent citizens and representatives,
from the schools will participate In the
exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
The CORONER'S JURY
Will Deliver 4 Sealed Verdict
in SaTtell Case.
i Poftsnalih. ]. T.. Murderer Granted
Another RepiieIe BY Gov. Gosdell.
4 Berwick Farmer Commits Suicide
During Fit OF Ten porary Insanity.

GREAf FAlIs, N. II Feb, 2o-The cor.
oner's jury noished taking evidence in The
Sssteii case last night
More or less doubt 10 thrown on the the
ory Of the killing being done 10 New Hamp-
shire, uitnesses tesiif, ing to revolver 6r-
ing on the East Rochester road. and stated
that drinR uAs not uncommon on that roa l.
This. added to the impsobAbllity Of the
murder being committed on ,he main
thoroashfare between two thriving vii
lagos at early twilight, gives some force to
theory that the murder Vas committed in
Maine as originally planned The jur,
intended to view the premises today bur the
bly, 70 tomorrow or MOI day and will travel
over the marderors route and will then r
turn their verdict. which according to las >,
must be kept secret ten days after its dnd
ing. There seems not much doubt the
jury will 6nd verdict that the killing was
done in Nrw Hampshire. according to the
theory generally prevailing.
When will Isaac Have his Trial?
DovER. Feb. 20-The question of Civ.
ing i.sAc b. Sa~tell tr.al this term OF
court is now the principal topic Of conver-
cation here The grand jury having been
discharged it 10 generally supposed il can
not be recalled or another one summoned
for the purpose. Five years sg, in tn.
b -srdeaux murder case . special grard
jury vas summoned and the guilty mai
sentenced TO term Of ears in the at.
prison. The PREVAILING feel ng 10 that .
speedy trial NJ possible should be had
Savtell still maintains silence, and II see III.
almost impossible for such q person IL
be charged with such . crime.
saw,ell was Much Disiked by His
Fellow Prisoners.
FALL RIVER. M.ss Feb. 2o.--H. L.
XII g-ley OF S~snsea, ~ho vas pardoned n
year ago sfter serving 25 years in Stat.
prison. says that ~hiie In prison he INA l-
the a'qnain'arce OF Isaac SA~t II. Tn.
prisoners disliked Sa~tell and CO sidered
him dangerous man. As Sawtell claimed
to be . dentist Kingsley let him try hi.
har d at pulling = tooth, and Kingsley wa.
impressed vi b Ss~tell's brutality and in
difference TO pain. Ss~tell ~on the pris-
oners dislike by sxtorting exorbitant per
qaisites from them for any thing he did.
Still Searching for the Missing Head
Dover. N II, Feb 2O.-By the advice
Of Attorney Gen. raj Barnard, County So
llctiUr ktvel has coun,ermArded The order
withdrawing Detectives Anelds and Wi,ham
from the Sa~teli case. Both these me-
returned to East Rochester this forenoon TO
drag Salmo, Falls river for the missing
head A heavy snow storm has prevailed
since Molday night and eight inches OF
snow have fallen on . level. Trains art
delayed fifteen to forty minutes.
The Storm Hinders the Corouer's
jury.
ROCHESTER, N H., Feb. 20-The toro
ner's jury IN the Sa~telie case. on account
of the severity of the storm have postponed
viewing the highway until the etorm xbstes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Fire at Lancaster. N. Il.

LANCASTER N H., February 20-The
dwellings, and ou'builiings OF Mrs
ID. c. Lang. J. 6erson Hill, w.s totally de-
.'roved BY fire early this morning Lns..
81 900; insurance. q 900. Charles z
h,ues occupying . sto in the building.
lost bis entire stock; partially insured
Cause unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
conDpnssD DBsPArca.s.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Eveuts Of the Day.

Jecob Schoop, slsyef Of Anton Schilling
and Thomas Cole, the murderer Of Waite,
Nc Allister. were hanged together in Moy
amensing, N. Y. prison. Thursday morn
ips.
The St. johns Catholic church and tn,
Sisters' Convent u Greenbush, N. r,
vers totally destroyed by IRE tgeiher utl
two bl"cks adj lining Thursday The los,
10 e76 600; partly insured. No one va
injured.
The New England Grocers' Excursion
party numbering IS. arrived ss Frisco. Cal.
Wednesday. They we're rendered . re-
ception BY the citizens and shown severn
several poinis Of interest. The party LEI
for San Francisco ai noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Committed Suicide While Temporarily
Ins ne.

GREAT FALLS. N. N Feb. 20-Frank
n. Butler. 4 farmer Who lived in Berwick
Ne committed sui id- this afternoon. H-
had threa ened several times to kill himself
and after dinner today remarked, IL have
lived in this world long enough D--d
If | amt going to sh rot myself" He went
out into the wosdshed and fred = bullet
into the Top of his head with 4 revolver.
killing himself instantly. The act was done
IN q of temporary in,anity due to exces
sivs indulgence in strong drinks The de
ceased vas Al years OF sg. and leaves .
~idow and three children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Agent OF el.v Cbs,it. bic Committee
Under Arrest at 81 fla.

SoFIA. Feb. 20 --Mmz,~rch. agent
mere VI the st ~ rr.hurg Slsv chari able
committee, has been srrr.tei isr.p rtrd
hat among his psp re NJ. documents that
c"mproo ise Gen. TX att, the prs,i lent II
the committee, and memb,rs of the Rue.
ian embassy At Constaotinoplc. and several
Russian consuls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Portsmouth Murderer Granted An.
other RepIieve by ocv. 0oodell.

CONCORD, N H., Feb. 20.-Gov. Good
ell this afternoon granted another reprieve
to James Palmer. the Portsmouth murder.
er, until May lst. TO enable the full bench
of the Supreme Court to act upon the ap-
pica,ion for \ new trial At the March term
Sorm began last night and continued
ntil late this afternoon. Nearly q foot
of snow has fallen. A high wind has been
prevailing for several hours. causing the
snow to drift badly on the railroads and
highways.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
Canvass Of Vote OF Iowa.

DEs MoINEs, Iowa, Feb. 2O-In joint
convention of both houses this afternoon
the canvass of the vote for Governor and
Lieut.. Governor was made. For cover
nor. Hnn hinson. (rep) 1856. Boies
(dem } ls0, ,l20; for lieutenant governor,
poyner. (rep) l77sl3, Bestow, (dem.
i1G,l3l. Adjourned Till tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
wiscasset aud Que bee Railro oad.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. !

Especial to the kennebec Journal.
WIscAssEr, Feb. 20 AT the adjourned
meeting of the stockholders of the Wiscas-
set 4 Quebec Railroad the following direc-
tors were elected; Henry Ingalls,, Alfred
Lennox, Andrew Lacy, X. T. Rundlru,
Chas. Weeks Geo. B. Sawyer, W ID Pat
terson, all of Wisca.set, and B. W. Dlns-
more and Ferdinand JOHN of New York.
The directors considered the prospect of
building the road the best it ever has been.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
: sad Death by Accident OF Respected
Citizen.
Caao;sl 70, 4ks E.s,ns.hsc I,,xnal

Special to the kennebec Journal.
No. WHirEFfELp, FEB. 20.-Yesterday
afternoon While MIR. William Cookson of
this . ace was hauling wood, bis son, who
vas telling trees. gave the alarm that =
tree was about to fall. Mr.. Coo<son paused
4 moment and then ventured further when
he tree struck him. inf ct,ng internal in
juries from when he died IN abuu; three
hours. He was q we'll todo farmer and one
Of the most respec ed citizens of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21

II you will send - yeus sddsess. ~ viii
nail yos osf illnsssased pAaphlet explain.
ing al aboss Dr.. Dyes Cslebssasd HleesSo
volssie Belt end ApDiiasess. snd theil
charming e3ects spen ths sssvess dsbili
tsssd syssen, and hev thsy viii aaickiJ
ressoss you 70 vigos. osshsed asd health
II Joe ass thss a9ssesd ws vill sssd yeu {
Dsis go Appliansss - . tSiAl.
veltais Dals c., nassAall, Ma.
Saa05AAVly1sanD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21

BELLE Fosrs, Pa, Feb. 20.-WiIlisn
Leely Hopkins sas hanged here this asen-
irg for the murder Of his wife and mother
in lav. When the drop fell arss the rops
broke aad ihs condemned man VS. assiu
fastened ~. Ths drop fell successfully
ths seceod tine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
The Morocco Re bellion.

LONDON, +. 20 --Advces from Moroc-
CO ssv the r. b.. llion thsr. has assumed
'l'rminR proportions The royal uoops
after having been defeated occupied Was
sau and was besl-ged there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Election Of Socialists 10 the
German ReichstaS.
SsIePl Prominent Russian 0mclals In.
plclted In the Plot At Sofia.
Rsoslliou In Nor occo Assumes Alarm.
ing Proportions-Royal Troops Ds.
siaSsd In Wsssau.

BENIN. Feb. 20 The election Of tve
soclslists - representatives from this city
in Reichstag 10 certain. In four dis,ricts
OF the city no candidate has . mai j,ri,y.
There being no choice In those d,s,ricts
supplementary elections will be necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21
New York Striking Carpenters Win

New YORK Feo 20.-The strike Of the
carpenters and others employed in the con-
.truction Of the Wilkes building, ended
this afternoon in = complete victory for the
~orkmen, contractors Morton 1 Chesle,
having agreed to discharge the non-union
n.nds and take back the old hands The
latter will resume work tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-02-21

people flr tte past ear have hsd their sttentiou
called to syrup Fix Iiluiis Compound.
Many thousands nave AIKEN All aDtage of cop
portnniiy to obtain a reiiabie and elegant cough
reme"y. for their homes, safe fer the children.
w. h, daily