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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-29
MAINE NEWS.
The Shipping NsYs---Reports
From Christmas Day.
Ketnsbsc River Steamer nen 0Psanizs
Ina PfaleRnal Ianrei,
Ard Form 6asanoa asybo u American
Brotheitood Of 6tsa boat Pilots.
Especial to the KrssEBEc JorRsAL

Special 70 the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
BELFAsr, Dec 2s Schooner Sou h
Shore, sailed Tuesday With ice for New
York.
Brig Hattie, Ssnborn. Was .owed 10 Port
snt Friday by the tug z A. Baknsp.
Schooner Mary Farrow. Condon is losd-
ing hay for Boston. James Hoine., Ryan,
hes hauled into winter quarters. Schooner
Charlotte r. Libby, Chsples, arrived ~
por' RnFsl Weans.dsy. Schooner Meyer
and Muller, Paterson, arrive at New York
from Jacksonville.
J G Fuller, driver of the Liberty stage
hiss ore Of the neatest modes Of convey anee
among the sages Il consists OF the BODY
Of a hack set on runners, With heavy spril gs
unnerDsath.
Mr. Jane. Nickerson of Swansvilla and
Mis- Clea;ie Bean OF Belfast were marie I
Chfi'tmas nisht by E. F Hanson At II f..
Bradnsn's house in East Belfast. They
viii reside II Mr. Nicker.on's fathers
Mr. Mark Hills Of Lncolnville and Miss
Ella Prescott of Northport were msrriei
Christmas night at the residence Of the
5rid-'s parents, by Rev Mr.. Lowell Of
Nofthport.
The Good Templars Of Lincolnville
Lodge, No sc, had a supper and Christmas
',e~ ard dance, Christina. eve, ia which a
larga number par,icioa
The chsir given at Coombs rink, Christ
mas niaht, TO the pre,tiest lady present,
was awarded 10 Mics LIZZIE Brewer The
maoicure Set at Kilzore & Wilson's wa,
awarded TO George Brier.
The Belfast Rhe. Rod and Gun Club
have nomination Of officers at their 1t It
meeting
Mr.. G o. Bailey has sold his horse
Pedro, who is half brother to Elmbrook,
to CAPT j W Green Of Deer Isle.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church uet with Mrs c. T. Ginn on High
street, Friday evening.
Next Thursday evening tie G. A. K.
have an Installation of officers.
Mr. Dyer, landlord of the Searsmont
House of Searsmont, los. valuable horse
Thursday night.
Mr.. Joel Dodge, proprietor Of the row.
ling alley is firing up three bath rooms,
elch eisht by six feet. The tubs came
Friday.
Mr. Hiram Bliss, Jr., an attorney at law
Of Wsst inzt7n Maine, lately received a
legacy Of $4,000 from an uncle who died
recently 10 Minneapolis.
We learn from the city clerk that fty-
eight certificates of marriage have been is
.u-d duriog the wear 1890. This is more
than has been issued for the pas. four or
five years
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All Cattle Must be Irspec.ed.

Tha secretary of sqricnlture Saturday,
issurd an order closing sill the ports. e1-
ceot st. Albans. in he collection district #
Vermont against the importation of cattle,
.hsep and ether ruminsnts and ssine. and
rsauirinz that all such snimsls impaired
through .hi. llsctior district NUT enter
a, tee rort Of 81 Alhsus. where thev must
be inspected by n veterinary in pee
tor of the department of azrif ul-
ture Railroad eomprriss carrying
a-imsls imported INTO the Uoired Safes a'e
requirsd 10 provide ihs necessary psus, and
TO unIoai sneh snims sis 80 that they may
be rr perly inspected The s4crears ssys
this Is done az protection against 'hs in
PRODUCTION into this eourtry from Gs1ada
Of suy cnutagiou. d',ea'e sff cfirg these
cIssss Of a1iu,als. Such Inspection is pro
viled Tor by the act of Aug 80 1890
Veterinary authorities at DuDdse. Scot oniv
recently seized Canadian cattir when land
ed thsre, declaring them to be affected witt
pleuro-pneumonia.
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Army Officers Ttsnsfsrred

Passed Assistant Engineer Hsrrie Web
s'er OF the navy has been oriared to duty
in the bureau OF steam engineering g. the
department.
Col Chpunoy MeEeever Of the afiu'snt
generals department will inspect the mill
tarv academy ia Jaru,ry.
Lieut. Ogden Rafer'y. medical depsrt-
ment. has been transferred from Fort Hnd-
son TO cemn a. Eagle Pass. Tex.
Lieut. william II. Sage, 5 h infantry, on
duty in Texas hss been ORDER to exsnin-
atioo for rrom7tion.
lieut. r. x Evans, 18th infantry. is
granted one months leave from jan. 10.
He is on dliy ut Fe,t Lesverworth, Kan.
Col. J. 6 Tilford, 9Th cavalry, ia granted
four months. leave on surgeons certificate.
He is on duty in Nebraska
Second Lieut.. G s Fowler of Fort
WAYNE, Mich, has been ordered for ex-
sminafi for rroma'ion. "a have lat Lieut..
c. J Creme 2i,h infsntry. of Fort Bsya-d
n NJ: lst Lieut.. f B. Robertson, 9th
infantry, Of San Diego, Cal: lat Lieut. L.
C Allen, l6'h infantry Of Columbus bar
racks o Let Lieut.. = G Townseud, h
infantry, of Nerport barracks. KY, and
let Lieut. Walter Hove. 4th artillery
l. cut. P W. West. 30 earslrv. hiss beer
ordered TO recruiting duty st Jefferson bar
racks, No.
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Former Boston Msu IN Trouble.

NfSSTkroLis. MINI, Dee. 27.-George
II Mcdowell, formerly = newspaper maa
Of thi. eitv. was arrested by detec-
tive on the charge ef receiving money
under false pretenses. This how
ever, 10 only smaller part Of the
petty crimes of which McDo~ellis 10 accused.
He has been forging ch. cks on a number of
bu.iness hcuses Of the city. and is also sus
psc,sd OF burglary. This morning COM
pls,hs sss made cut srainet him bv Seibel
& Co. ssloon keepers, for obtaining money
by means of a forged $40 check. Forged
checks of the First NstiouSl Bank signed
BY Keefe Bros and the Val Bla'z Brewery
Compsnv and others have slso been passed
by Mcdowell. He 10 even accused Of
forging his wife's Enforcement on The back
of = check. The smounts were net iadi-
viiuail, large, but they will aggregate sew
eral hundred d liars. Many o,hers beside
the ones named have been victimiz ID
Oa Christmas day the Vepdome, K~efe
Rros saloon was robbed Of S45 and sus-
picon points to Mcdowell. Tue morning
OF the same day he passed forael check
on the ZANE ssioon keeper. McDowelfs
family 10 a respectable one of Boston. The
father baA been telegrsphed TO come. Me-
Doxsll ~ss once employed on the Tribune
and the MINNEAPOLIS department of the St.
Minnes polls woman after a weeks aequaiu-
tance. McDo~ell was srraisned this after
noon on the charge of petty larceny and
sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse.
No fine WAS imposed
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Mrs. wn. Sparrow of Deering fell
down stairs Friday night and was instantly
killed.
Fifteen inches of snow fell Friday nigh,
at Houl'on. Other places in Maine go,
about the same amount
Mrs Mullsney and VIM. Me-rov, two
convicted rum sellers Of Bath. we're taken
to Auburn jail Saturday, for sixty and
thirty days
John McMichsel, msn about 20 years of
age, wss found dead in his home in Bristol.
Saturday. The supposed cause Of his
death i. hear. disease.
After a recent big snow storm Mr.. Chs.
Hunt OF Stacyyille, man s6 yeGs old,
walked ten mile. on snow shoes TO deliver
the Stacyville and Sherman msil bag
John Randall of China, Me. employed
at the Kittery Navy Yard ss mason, has
been missing since the 20 inss.. on which
date he wa. sesn in Portsmouth, late ir
the day much Intoxicated. He lived ir
Kitrsry snd it is fesrei he fell off one ci
the whsrves in the evening while waiting
for the Kittery ferry steamer.
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for SsIs or To GeL
FOR SALE.

naynber 0; 6esi-1ois resiten nees Il spgas19
sic. varyins in price trem S4So g $1,000. Al
40 several 10 10 As ac-e places ~ tnr sohWps
Me. A number OF farms Ia htereoee eeaetS
gsryirg In price .ron SISho 60 tsc$f's. Ae1sf.
soyrsV ars-..s xeIrr isnt6ff
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Rsv Mr. J3Idan's Resignation.

The eyes snd hearts Of the members and
attendants at the Free Baptist church were
filled with sadness yesterday morning a,
tho regular church service. The Cause
was the announcement Of the resignation
Of Rev. J. B. Jordan. pastor of the
church. The letter was read BY Dea.
con +. s. Fogg, and was received with q
yrea. deal Of surprise an1 sadness ty ,bo.e
present As was announces in Saturdays
JouRsAL. Rev. Mr.. jordan has received
call to he Free Baptist church a. Pswtuck-
ct, X. l.. and Intends to ester upon his new
| fed OF labor some ine in February. The
connec;ioss betKeen Mr.. Jordan and his
church have been Of the most harmonious
| and satisfactory nature. and its members
feel or. atty the decision Of their beloved
| and popular pastor. There will be . par
i.h meeting of the church this (Monday)
evening to act upon the resignation. We
publish below the letter in full:
AueusTA, Ne, Dee 2s, 1890
| Dear people OF the Augusta Free Baptist
| Church and Parish;
| A lit;le mors tran FIVE years ago, by
\ your invitation, came among you 70 sup
| PLY ,our pulp, for limited time, during
I the lexve Of sbseoce of your pastor, Dr
! Penrey. On account Of continued ~
| hesl,h, mueh % your regret, ard my own
/ he fell comysli lied TO entirely rslinquish the
pss crate, ard n July. 1886, you called me
to tie place thus vacated. The charge
thu. plead 10 my care, have endeaT0rsd j
to f.i hfully fulfll, so far as atil-
| iiy and s'rensta r0uld permit. The
ties formed in these years have
become very strong and tender, ard
1t i, no ee-y ,fripg for me TO do, ssd only
cone after vesks Of prsyeriui considera.
lion. to say the wor5s which look toward
the di,s1lu luton of such sscre5 and precious
relstions. Ny position In these matters is
well known 70 you; that tbs Master not
only cali. his servant, TO the DiGisiry of
the yor'. hu. sso reserves the authority
for dirscti Z in regard tn places Of work
A variety of rcanstsnces which I need
not spscify, have combined Ia leading
me to the conciu.ion tha, my feld
Of labor 10 row o,hershe,e. And
/ hereby resign the pasto,ate Of this
church. and would ask tsnt il tase efec,
the last sundsy in January 1891 An ear
eeeptsnce OF this fesigns ion is requested
in the sane fIsesnsl spifi. OF CbYi.tiat
love asd COZ q ieuce which prom ted you tc
cal, me a, he fret. Gpd shch as cbar.c
terized oG: rsls,iors IN such . marked de
gree wishiag you ali grace, mercy IN,
peace, from God tn Father, and from GU
/ Lord Je,us Chris, / an,
/ Your Pastor and servant for Jesu' sake.
JoHS 3. JORDAN.
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MAIEE PEOPLE.

Mr.. F. A. Goodsli of Sanford takes the
place of the late V Darling as manag- of
the Portland Office Of the Indus rial jour
nal.
M. Rober. G Henderson Of oakland
takes the irst prize of $40 cEsred by the
American Wool R-pertsr for The bes- essay
o, the ..causes Of imoerfeet ons in Wool
en- and W r-tej Weave Rooms and How to
Remedy Them "
Albert Moore, Esq the editor and pub
Usher of the Ansoa Adv cate, and wife
have Just celebrated the ffGeth anniversary
OF tier marriage. Mr.. Moore ia, we be-
Ii-ye, the oid-r edi'or in cor:inuous SER
vice now on the press of Maine, with pos
sib,y the exception Of Col. Adams of the
! Esstsrn Argus
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A &c cislistio Maniiesto.

BERLIN, Dec. 2s-The Socialist leaders
is.u' y manifssto Saturday, sfirmine the
determination Of the Socialist part, to rally
the peasants around the nag Of socialistic
reforms. 1t ssys that the life Of
the agricultural laborers 10 scarcely
human, and that they are ssrfs
in sall but name. The manifesto
coscludes by ashius the members Of the
party TO irbute money to assist In the
rural propsgsuds. Behind the declarations
in the manifesto, which the govern ment
might disreg I'd. are practical airanssmen,s
for lecture tours. the dissemination Of 60
cia is, leaflets ard the formation u rural
hrsr ohes. which are nlresdy having . DIS
quie,ing effect upon the official mind. Ths
ns'ure Of ;he msnii' r,o vas ks,wn to she
sovernmen, before it, pnblcstion. and the
mater va, ref rrcd TO the Emperor, who
instructed that nothing should be done TO
suppress IL.
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Suffering An rg ,hs Oklahoma Set.
SiS.s

ToPEkA Ksn, Dee 2s When the
thou-ana. II sc tiers we'e campsd along
the sou h.rr hA- +, Of ksn.ss anxiousiy
s~si'fsg 's'e s'r.sd.9s'. proelsm s,ion OPEN
ing Osish l}us - sstGie@,ni, they did not
dream Of Wsat ara suffering which we're
sion 20 aeertskt ise'n. in their promised
lnl Ths grand FI-h in the+e WAS inspired
by 3-sirr to g't into . paradise. The
ors n pg Of the territory was so late
ths. na crops could be pl.n,sd thst year
In ls.s rothirg was raised in the way ef
food for sock or settlers, and everything
consumed had to be shipped in from the sur
rounding sts'es. During the fsl and sum
mer = wear ego, thousands of scres were pre-
pared for this ye-r'. crops, miles of prArie
land being turned over for the frs, tims. and
lsst spring all we're hopeful of fruitful
bsrves. Until June 10 prospects were
q fittering, but coon the hot winds from the
barren plains on the south swept over
the country withering and bliahting every
yestage Of green The pioneers had stsrv-
alton stsring them in the face. The con-
gressionsl appropriation was soon exhaust
ed, and nov that winter is here the people
Of Oklshema are in d plorable condi ion.
SuffeiiEg is not confined to the rural dis
tricts, bu to thousands who are trying 10 live
in the half dozen cities and towns. Many
of these have come in from the country to
get employm meut L. T. Greer, edito, Of
the Wlnf ID Courier and hslfowner of the
Guthrie Capitol, IL in this city and TALKED
on the destitution Of the people of Oklabo-
ma He ssid There are hundreds of
men begging about the streets of Guthrie
for work. willing q do anything
10 brv food for tteir hungry
chiidr.I-, The sans condition exists
at cklsh sa igy and KiHga.her. 1t could
no b. Otherwise, for nothing has been pro-
iurei IN the territory since the oFsaiog but
a iiile cotton and fair crop OF slrrips
Egerythiss sold ;he es comes fror.
outside. and prices ars high" Several
DAYS sgp woman, wi b three sl all half
clad c' t,afan, sot cii ths Santa +. n0rth-
5oond ira at Winf4,= She took ito street
car for tnr southern Kansas depot, and when
the conductor asked her for her fare she
broke in'o tears, and said she was try ng %
get to her former home, having lost her all
in 0klaboms. She had left her bu band
behind. without dollar. They had been
hungry for morths, and had OILY So in
muney during the past year TO buy neces-
ssiies. This is not an exec tional case.
Unl' So INN. diste aid is fur ished the pso
pie OF that territory, many who are unsble
to GIT away will s,srve. Within the
boun,s of the territory are 40 0 per-
sors. three-four hs of whom are in need Of
proper food ard clj hing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-29

The following nominations have been
made by the Governor:
Committee 70 examine the accounts OF
the State Treasurer. Dsriel W. Allen,
Fa,,teld; Georse NJ. Warren, Csstiae
Thomas W. Porter. Burlington: Otis
Ksler, Porlsnd; Hall c. BuileiQb, vassal-
boro.
Register of Probate for the county OF
Piscstsquis, Calvin w. Brown Dover.
Judge of the o diowh municipal court.
+. j. Whiting, N~wpor,.
State Detective Fred A. Tarbox, Bid
deford
Cotoner-E il n B Goddard, Bsthel.
Deiimus Justice - Chsries u. Sweet
Bs'eor
Notsrv Prblic-Fred w. Adams, Bangor
W A Wrsht. r aifrli.
Ju.tiee Of the Peace and Qlnrum-Wil-
liam II Brsgdon, Perham; Albert s Wood
man. Portland; Francis Orr. Hsrps@cll
Oin r. Bridge, Oldtown; Henry J Con.
.ey, Port AID; Waiter l.. Dane. Kcane-
bunk; Ge.rge A Chandler. Sumner; JGhr
E Thompson. S'sndish; David z Costel'
low, Barror; s W. Cary, Turner; Mer
Iill L. Files, Goiham.
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Negotiations Between Uscls Sam ar d
Cherokees Unsuccssaful.

TAHLKouAH, l. T.. Dec 2s-The nego-
,istons b tween the United S;stes and
Cherokee has proven ffuiiiess, the tws
co missions disagreeng on the rights Of
the Che'okses TO enter the United States
court, and also as TO the price per scre, the
Cherokees asking 50. The commission on
the part of the Cherokee NATION made re
port to the Senate to the effect that the
commission asked that the negotiations be
only suspended sni q commission be ap
poi ted by the Cherokee nation to NEE,
tn, IN in Washing on for Continued nsgotis-
tons.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
II. Senate Meets and Atj'urns
Till Monday Noon.
gwssmre io' EsH Years Dsy at ths
Ehte Hoese.
,ssttis Isspection IN Vermont pistSic:
--pensious riltd-M ins Pecsi onsi.

wAsni~oroS d C.. De. 2s The
sen.f. me- for p-sver Ss'urdsy mnrring.
/ The chaplain paved for thee minutes. ard
two us'nu'ss NJ re were c1asnms3 in read
~. iourrsl OF the las, session
Tn-'s i.s 'nAory ths the purpose Of this
rleeiif zach thira dsT il TO keep rack Of
"a senators. ths, ,ney NAV no, forget thsi ir
n5o-s s.ri@a. du'ies a. membsrs OF the
grr4,e.r tslihersiive body on esrth snd On
ter TOO dsenly ina the celebration Of the
ho'iiass IL t. believed that the reee. si,s
o. reporting every three days for PRAYERS
s-d inspection will keeo them in rret'v
god shape for the regular sessions after
View Y sts
= gh,een Senators devaut'y banded ,h. ir
tpsds during the prayer this mort ing
s.under. vas the i,st one 20 nut in Az sp-
pssrsrce. Al II so he vas hard At wor X
on his oorrssp ,udance AZ his desk.
Five n,'ures later Hrs. entered the
chc, Nber He bowed 70 the vacant Vice
i'.eslden,s chs'r. and, with q solemn Wis
age. surveyed the waste of empty seats,
u y hi, eve fell on the Senstpr from Mon
,sns Then a smile lighted hi. face, and
he sat down TO prepare for business.
Silv-r-hrsrd. a Stewart, sni Edmunds,
'hs sage. and Hiscock, with his beautiful
bsi., ent .rsd moment later The Eve
mos, picturesque and Distinguished looking
men of the Sc ate ss, watching the clock
when Teller, Cuilom, Casey, Davis FsuIk-
ner, Pascoe, Morrill, and Wilson of Iowa
entered.
Half minute before l2 the vice-presi.
dsns took his sest, and Paddock entered
Just as the gsrsl fell st noon The chap
Isig Mose ard the voice of prayer csll'd
the f1see .'chi-fest" democrs'ic leaders -
Carlisle. Gormnn and Hsrri.-from the
closk rom. and they stood shoulder to
sh salder with heads bowed while ihe bene-
dictton vas pronounced.
n Mr IIosr was not satisfied with the
size Of 'he s'terdsnce, lie mus, have been
s-atii,d by the individual appearance Of
the II Senators surrounding him. after
casting glsrr~ OF quick perception over
the digna, 4 sa' decorons. il not very Hu-
uer0us. ss. bsge. F smile lighted his
fsca, sd " tpa.s frll OF 'hsnkf i omo
ton. 6, 4sSe1 for she resding of the jour
nal.
r.. Journal was read
II n owe that the Senate a. outn until 52
O'Clock Mondsv " said Hos,
What housf" called out Harris, putting
one hand TO his ear.
Twelve O'Clock "
COB"
Tbi. was all that was said during the
session
The Vice President put the question ard
the Stna'e adj iurned with the conscious
ness Of duty well performed
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Ial.rTHhs + H3tgm5c
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject Oct,
I2th, 1893.
up.u farther sO,loe train, Issvc Augsa'4 a

Ur,d farther so,ice trains lesvc Augss'A ~
oilows,
GOING wEsT--s. . A n. FOR Lrris'' M
R,rkland, Portland, ttpsgoa sul Nor ~ Al 3f
A. NJ gor usHowet. DarINn. Prd Spath Iardi
u.r, 10, 10 a Nj f0t Le" %, tNmingion
Rootiand, POI tisad SAD RoatDl, $50 T. II
for ilaii0srH Gardiner and South Garr'iuer
sds r NJ tor sr1nswlcs. Bath, hoeklsnd
Portland and Boston, 80, teNprrssl rori
land and Roston, o5 P, " Tor Hsi0Wra, Gard
ner and South Gardiner, 100 y, NJ. nigh. PuH
man for Lewiston. Bat. Portland sad Sostoh
soINs EAsr-2.l0 \ NJ. night expcessl toI
skowhesan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Uarhor, y
NJ FOR Wsscrynie, Ssowhogan, Newport, Ranger
and Sancencrn; i2H r. NJ, for WatervillP
as T.. NJ. tor watesvile. Sko~hegaE, k-i
last, Dexter. Dover RCsorofl, Bangor
~. stephen. 81 John and Aroostooh NoaHtY, end
at7p 2. ~ Saturdays only for y aterYils
sunday paper train for Watervilie AMI eaegy-
ei7 A, y.
The Might Pullman Trains run each way ever
night Sundays ncided. ba. not 70 Sto Th" Eai
or Belfast on MONDAY MORNINGS, or 20 Dexter
or beyond Bangor, on sunday mornings,
the dag expires trains going East At sis =. y
snd west At io.I0 A. NJ. run daily, Sunday in
ciuded. between Boston, Lewiston. hhth, Soes
and, bangor ard st john.
ACCOM- TRAM for August
leaves scutl Gardiner, e.eSA NJ. TOO and ~
T. Nj, s4ariirer, d.s5 a NJ, 10 and ;e /. ",
Hslioweli. s.ss A. 81. 70 and ,59 ?. ".
Through tickets 20 California and all point
South aud West mag be hHd o. +. III AaiSeF
ticket agent, Augusta. the oniT otnos -ei.ins 7'i
ali routes and checkiag all baSgase fres ~ es
pcnse.
PAYSoN TUCKER, vloc Pres. Genl Manager
r.E. BooTHBY, }ean Psss aad riosr, Ag's-
Portland. Oct. sth. 1870.
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Tho R port Was orourdl~s..

DIcKIssos, N. D., Dec. 26.- Lieut.
Sydsnhsm ard Scout Sperce Of Capt
Fount4in's commsni of the 9Th Cavalry
have arrived here with dispatches. They
report hat there was no found,lio for the
81 r that the command vas hemmed in by
500 hostiles in the Cave Hills. Capt Foun
tain had not up 30 Christmas morning been
able 10 discover any trace of Indisns, but
had learoed that Sitting Bulls folio rers are
on their way 10 the Pine Ridge abd Cherry
Creek reservations.
Stories about ranchmen murdered and
properts DESTROYED by the hostiles are also
stated 10 be unfounded
As fsr as the military authorities here are
avare, not a shot hiss BEEN Exchanged be
tees the Iodians ard the troo,s.
general summary of this disposition ct
troopa shows that the entire reservation i.
hemmed in by troops ready for the field
and fesrs Of an outbreak in the spring ar.
grnandless.
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Jattirss.

Se~ea ipchss Of spou fell here. an IN
prece 'ented amount. Street cars uers
blocked ard business partially parsls zed.
Secretary Pr"c,ors team ran asay Sat
g-day and the driver some hat hurt Mrs
Proctor and two sons had just left tbs
sleigh TO enter . store
The bill for the relief Of the Atlantic
Iron vorks of East Boston has been favor
ably reported. Ii gives tn, company the
right to proceed ia the court Of claim
assin.t tn gevsrnm. n,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-29
APURB PlGOTTISM"
Is What Vim. O'Brien Calls The
London Times Statement
oamau 0coislists Issus q Rsd Hot
Maoifssto at Bssliu.

LONDON, Dee. 2S.--Roih parties to the
thtea,s ned inel suit 10 he ent ,lsd William
o'Briea We the Lordsn Times seem entire
l. in earnest. To The smphati, assertion OF
Mr. O'R'ien ths, he al not contribute. while
in Am,rics. To P~trlok Ford's irish World.
the organ Of the dynsmiters. tho rimcs re-
torts by declaring that l. has In ia poses
sion q copy Of the World Of Nov. l5, con-
tanning All article over MIR. o'Brien's
signAture, and therefore refuses TO mute
he apology demanded Unless ,hs article
and signature sre &c itious, /, 10 difficult to
reconcile their sppesssnce in the World
~ith the lr.h leaders statement that the
declaration In the limes 10 an atrocious
libel AID pure PIgo,,ism.."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-29
Reports OF Big Fno,'s Capture Con.
firmsd.

OMAHA Neh, Dec. % At the head.
quarter, OF the Department of the Pla te
toaigh', a di-psich sas r ceived from Gen
B ooke, stating that Maj Whit SIDES, in
comrand OF the S4vetth Cavaly, had
espured Big Foot and his entire
baud nea- The head Of Porcupine Greek.
Atou, $50 bucks surrendered snd Gen
Brooks also teleRraphed iha' the hostilss in
the Bad Land. had SUR. ndered and would
reach Pine Ridge ruesi.y. Bright Eyes
sent work Ia night 70 the World Herald
that half the hostiles had left the Bad
Lsrds and we're within few hours marct
of the sgeDcy.