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Evening journal., 1890-02-19

THE Philadelphia Inquirer, commenting
on the action Of the House, says that after
lively tilt 1.-THE Democrats were forced
to give in, as usual With narrow
majority Of four members only, the stu.
alton In which the speaker with unfair
and strictly partisan rulings forced the
Democrats to give in. as usual, " is not
commendable. The Democrats are not
forced to give in" for any pablic bust
ness. but TO meet the exigencies Of the
Republican party.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

Indications at p. m. for Delaware and
Maryland: Colder. n,rtherly winds,
light local rains, cold wave.
The New York Herald Forecasts
The storm centre, now passing off the
Long Island and the lower New England
coasts, viii probably increase in storm
energy as it moves east and be followed
by "cold wave. lowering temperature
to a minimum Of % degrees h the upper
Hudson Valley. Temperature fell in the
United States yesterday, except in the
Middle and Southern States. The
chief minimum reported was "a
degrees below zero at Fort
Buford, Oak the chief maximum, 10. at
Memphis. On Thursday in this city snd
/ section and in New England colder, fair
weather and northwesterly 10 northerly
Winds will probably prevail, followed b
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

The following names have been added
to Troop BIS list of contributing mem
bers. William G. Pennypacker, Colonel
Garrett J. Hart, Colonel John H. Moore,
G. F. Thomas & Co, Frederick Kienle,
Colonel Cody Anfenger and the EVENING
JOURNAL. The new armory will be
opened next Friday night.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

Frank Prickett Of Rosemont, Pa
formerly druggist In Wilmington, has
been convicted 90 three counts OF selling
liquor without license, Of vending
without a prescription and of selling
more than once on the same prescription
He appealed and the supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania has sustained the judgment
Of the lower court.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

French street 64t 81 III 90 o.Nt'
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Saturday only.
Leave Resdine ie 20 noon. Arrive Birdsborc
1880 %, m. Leave MoDtcnanin 10 p. N. New
bridcte no ~ m Arriye Wilmington 1 SO p.
m. Leave Ncwlridge % p m Arrive 3. a.
% Junction y p. IN. Arrive Wilmington
For connections at Wilmington with p. W.
e. III r. RI. at b. a y. Junction with b. g.
q r.. RI at Chadd's Ford junction with p.
w Il ii r. r. ,, at COatesvie and Waynes-
burg Junction with Penna. r. r., at Birds
boro with p. a. h. II. r. and p X. b., at
Reading with p & r.. r.. r. and p h. RI
see timetables at All stations.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, cen. Passenger Ags
A. q. MCf1AUSf4A Nd. Superintendent
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

SULLIVAN, the musical half of the firm
Of Gilbert and Sullivan, is disgruntled.
He il not satisfied with the reception
.sThe Gondoliers" has met in the United
States. He says that the company has
snisrepresented the Opera, and the papers
nave nisrepresented the company, and
be- il mad. The plain truth seems to be
that the unprecedented success Of several
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

In telegraph match between the Smith
4 Wesson Revolver Club of Springfield
Mass, and the Wilmington Pistol Club,
the former won, the score being 1923 to
764. n A. Huges Of Williamsport. Pa.
defeated Il. Simpson Of this city, 43l to
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

RICHARD GoEBLER, a Milwaukee bar
Der, has put the detectives, who DO not
detect, TO shame by hunting down a trio
Of bunco steerers who swindled him out
Of $1,000. The original plans he laid for
their capture aud the success which has
followed his efforts are surprising to the
detectives and interesting 10 the public.
One Of the swindlers was arrested. gave
straw tail and escaped. The police said
II was no use to hunt the other two and
gave up the case. Goebler has followed
the swindlers and finally captured one Of
them in New York yesterday. There are
detectives aud detectives. Some Of them
detect, while others protect criminals.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

Mrs. SHAW. the whistler, now in
England. has been interviewed in regard
to the probability of her marriage to an
English Lord. When asked II whist
ling paid. she answered.:
You bet am just full Of engage
ments
That language is so dlstinctively and
persistently American that it should cap
tivate any Lord Of good taste. In addi-
ton to that, the ability Of Mrs Shaw to
whistle into a fortune should make 1t
easy for her to win the heart and sup
port the title Of noble Englishman.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV, DEPOw
EAST BOUND.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOw
EAST BOUND.
NEW YORK. week DAYS, @D. s7m.
40 % m. +12 o., q AZ IS 10, Il 46 pm.
NEW YORK, Sundays, Y 10, 200 q N, 10 oes
PHIIA a i week days, . ls. SOS,
a M; +ls os. 90 z AZ, %, 10 % %, rs, 10,
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, q 10, TOO u 90,
75o, e05, II 20 e. mi sl20s, %, = %. 800
CHESTER week s days ~ y is g. s * 100 -soa,
75O $3.50, 800, 40 2e, 10 28 s1l.S5 a. m; sI3es.
100 Y 81 800, 4lO a5.1s, tss5 6.io, Is 49, 7.O0.
Q cHEsTElR u sundays. .2ls, 200, +7M 7.se.
9o5. Il 20 M. +l20s. LOO. p 45, GO. 10. s5is.
az ,s 8 ~. 800, % ~, IN no % ?; M
y o. m, = 4s z m daily .iiyy;,,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. IS 20,
Al daily; 1.4o a. m, 2 10 m, daily except
Baltimore and principal stations on Phpa..
delphia Division, 4 Is >. m, daily.
PlIISBUkt, -S.47 a. m, Is. f5 ,. 10. daily
CINCINNATI AND ST.. LOUIS. III Is 3. ~.
isSiNGEkLY ACCOMMODATION. 7@u. M
e ca " and ISz5 a; m, daily except Monday.
I.ANDENBERG ACC0NfMODATION. week
days, z ~, II 10, a. m; 2 45 and s. N. sur
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION,
For Philadelphia ana way stations. week
days, so. 40. Is 20 40 s. q M u 20 35 8554W
p. IA. sundays, 30. 2 20 N; u 43, b5, 55p.rn
For Baltimore, week days, 585, IS %, A.
m. 2,3s, e 52 4 80 N. Sundays, 30 a n, 3 q
ard y 50 p Tds
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, So p. M, daily.
For landenberg ana way stations, week
days, 80, 10 55, a m; 2 30, 65 p m sun
days. % r m; So D IN.
Chicago, IS 80 m. daily, except Sunday;
Pittsburg, $50 m daily except Sunday.
"A 55 . m daily.
Nv. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, F4.40 +8l5 1000, 4ll.l0 a. m, 1900 noon.
Lao, 400. '3 40. "4.40, Il SOS, ESQ, Tt0 s.io
10 10. p. m
Daily, except Sunday, 20 10, 6 10 snd 7.S5 IN,
u SO, t4.l0 and $50, II 90 pm. Sunday only,S 80
NJ, 0 70 pm,
Telephone, No. 1885,
Rates 70 Western Points lower than via any
| other line.
j. r. ODELI q. q. SCULIA
Gen1 Manager. Gent Pass. Agent.
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Timetable. In effect Nov. y. 1851.
GOING NORTH.
SIM.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

AFrFR years trial Of dry, Plain
Geld, New Jersey. has gone wet.
Prohibition and protection fallscies seem
to be gong out Of fashion simultane-
ously.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

THE election returns from Pennsyl-
wanna are encouraging to the Democrats.
They won many local victories and held
$heir own all over the state.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

The mid spring weather of the last
few days has acted as wonderful stimu-
liant to the grass in the Eighth street
park. The sward is now as green as in
EpEscg.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19
Daily day
lex Sunday Daily. only

Additional Trains.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday, leave
Wilmington II D. N b. q o. Junction ~
p. M, Newbridge 6 II .. M Arrive Mont.
chanin So p. m.
ON Saturday only. will leave Wilmington at
517 .. M Arrive at Newbridge at Al D. m.
Leave Wilmington ~ i5p. m. Arrive at New
bridge 10 % y. % y. and MOntchanin 10 IS p. m.
Leave Birdsboro 70 y. m. Arrive Reading
40 IN. -
Daily Sunday
Daily lex Sunday only
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

IF the Blair bill never accomplishes
anything else it will teach the Senators
patience.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

PHmADELpHIA. Wednesday. Feb 10, 1850
The aOeatAe1 to-day IS likely
TO be cleay.
Hemstitching.

I1cIllolllCllng
Have you any notion how
this delicate style of prettying
has crept into Dress Goods /?
Sometimes a single dainty line,
sometimes two, sometimes four
or more; now along the Dor
der, now through the stuff,
cutting it into stripes by airy
streaks gridironed with threads.
Hemstiching gives a touch
Of elegance to goods which
otherwise would be common.
place.
Here are some of the stuffs
that Hemstitching is conspicu-
Gus in:
Hemstitched Bordered Nuns Yelling, Al
inches wide
cream and black, 55c.
cream and black, e5c.
cream and black, 81.
in black only. Sl.25.
Hemstitched All-wOOl Black Challis Dor.
dered. AZ inches Wide 81.
Hemstitched Camel Hair Grenadine, Dor.
dered. cream, navy, and black, 4:
inches wide Sl50
\ Hemstitched Black Nuns Yelling. all
over stripes, Toe.
Hemstitched Black A Jour Lame, 81 25.
Hemstitehed Camel Hair Grenadine
cream navy and black. Sl5O ana $40
Black Hemstitched Yelling. silk-ant
wool, ~ inches. 81 %, $50, Sl.75, 81, an6
$50 yard.
l2x42 inches, 5000
aOX42 inches, 81 50
42XE inches, IS 90
9OxR inches, Si000
72x42 inches Sl20l
sOx42 inches, Sl5.00
Northwest of Centre,
Silk Twilled Cheviot. Cot.
ton.and-silk. The lustre and
feel are silk, the cotton shows
mostly in the price. Stripes
and plaids, from the neat and
modest to bold designs. A
charming stuff for all the
Flannel uses; a sort of subj.
mated wash flannel. 80 inches
wide; maybe rs pattern:
at 75c.
All the Flannels are in the
rank. Everybody's favorites
Cotton Warp Wash Flannel
rs, 371z, SO, and 6oc.
Same, with silk stripes, SC
and CSC.
Atwood Paris Printed Elan
mel, Csc.
Atwood Woven Flannels
entirely novel, soc.
Northeast OF centre.
Cambria Corset Covers
Hamburg edge, Iac.
$I.75 Muslin Skirt, with fine
Hamburg rufle, ST..
Count up what either woulc
cost to make.
Second floor, first gallery
You don't want a Marseille:
Bed Spread with fiddle. string
back, such as the little priced
ones are almost sure to have
Here's a Spread at So, full
size, good quality, End a0lth q
fast back. Compare with The
S.. so kind anywhere else.
That fine, handsome Honey
comb Spread, light in weight
as the old-fashioned dimity, i.
on deck again. 81.
Near women's Waiting Room.
JOHN WANAMAKFR
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Casey are now at
home at No. 1917 Market street. they
having returned from their bridal trip TO
New Yak,
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

OF furniture at retail on Thursday, Feb
ruary 90, at No. 800 Shiplay street.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Timetable. In effect Nov. .. 1851.
GOING NORTH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Pawtuckee Cotton Centennsry Ceie-
bIatton.

PRovrpFxcE. r J. Sept % The open
ing exercises of the Pswtleket cotton c-r'-
tennsry celshrsno1 be a, today with pre-
ninsry Sunday school celebration in
Music Hal Gov Dsv and Other dign
'aries were on the pla forin atd the Ii Ill
was crowded The audi nc, sanr 80 4
Hundred Hen ii B. Metcalf, cllqirmsn
of the meeting, MA ie the i,troductnry ID
dress. Addresses we're mad by Rev. Per-
ter NJ. TintpD and Rev. Alsxssder Nc
Gragor. alt bearing upon Samuel Sla.er1s
ir flnenca in early Sunday school work.
Rev. II +. kinnsrner, of St. Josepn's
Roman Cstholic church. delivered sermon
TO his congrr gation upon the helt fiss 4 W.
ing from sl,tsr's hfe and works. Paw
tuekst is decorated ard he streets ere
were ,hronged today by III uAsnds of
Strangers.
With the exec , ion of the inlu.trisl ex-
hiht at Exhibition Hal wher. the exhiti =
are being rsi lily placed IN pesi ian. esers :
tnrg is IN restine.s for The eslcbraiiun of
of the one tuutre' b AZ anniversary of the
iatrodrt ton Of CO tog spinning. hS poyef.
into this eorntry, waica beeiss toniarros.
| The jeeo-a ions are very fae. ard most
ali she bindings on the principal streets are
covered with han'i9g. In some instances
the decorations are made entirely of white
cct,on.
Near the depot sn arch is built orer
Msin stree on which $ a spinning wheel.
The srch /. covered with cotton batting,
bearing inscrii ton in gilt lstters "CoIt5u j,
King" and a picture Of Samuel Slater who
Introduced the Industry in;o this eourtsy
The ho,els ard boarding. hsnses are crowded
and accommodations are bang siuxht al
privata houses. All the afternoon the
sweet. have bscn crowded by visitors who
came 10 see tire H. c ration,. Preliminary
exercises hegsn this afternoon vita school
celebration in { .innsmors;ilp of the fact
that Slater was Que of the first il net the
/ first to essahlish Sunday scboosin America
| The exereises held In Mn-ic Hall iDein,,-
ed an historical sddress by snssl ID. Mex
ers ~, ami olief addresses bs Rev. Per er
| VI. vintoa ard Rev. Alexander MeGrrgnr.
ToDorrow Sunday schoo, parade WILL take
| pisee. in which the Surdxy schools OF Paw
tucket, Central Fsl.. vsltey Faiis. L7rs
dsl aad Sasle.vilIe will puticipsta. Er-
ercises spy. o ariste 10 the oecssioa ~ill
take pises ut DauneIl Park in the after
/ noon.
| The in .us,rial exhibit will he fsrmalIy
epenssi in Exhibiri,a Hail. and addresses
will be m'de b. Henry + TiePke and Gov
D.vis- The exh 'bitien wilt oe qeiFs eisto-
rate. There " Il De a soecisl exhibit o,
Gotten machinery ard estton 10 alt stage,
from the boli TO the fpi.hea cloth. Among
the machinery which Will be ia operation
Is the machine -hich Samuel Slater firs,
used. also the frss cotton gin made by Eli
bn whitney bo,h sent from Washis { on.
Ssme hou'ehoiss relics of the family Fl
| Samuel slater will he exhibited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The post Office department viii on Mon
day issue a circular for the guidsnce of
posims.ters in handling mail matter under
the snti.lo,te'y law. The lsesl side of the
act will be amply set forth by the sttorosy y
of the department, Judge Tyner, who pro-
hibited the Kreu'zsr Sonats' from the
mails. lie has become recognized ss a
strict interrrerer Of the Law, and can be de-
pended upon to have the departreot's cen
etructino Of the law follow closely It's read
ing. He is credited with io,king upon The
provision regarding the exclusion Of news
papers which publish lottery advertisements
as applying to papers Of the United Stat g
only. He Is said TO regard foreign papers
publishing lottery advertisements as in
capsule of circulating Objectionable mater
among communities which could pstfobize
the advertiser. Foreign papers will not. i,
is said. be excluded from the mail unless
they shEIi be officially called to the s,ten-
ton of the department. In this view the
attorney departs but little from the c1s-
tomsrg strict adherence to the working OF
the law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
n air Q Per sions.

Pensions have been granted the following
Maine people.
o.i9inal, Ambrose r. Tyler, North Ban
gpr; Esoch L. Bartlett. East Dirmont
Eugene suiIivsn. South Berxick: Lear Il r
II Paul. Camden; John NJ Tslmsn. To
gus; Charles Rosell, Haligsse; Thomas
Buxton. Rochester; ninor CT Sylvester G.
Smith, West Joresro-t; Jehq. father af
J-p,ss Bell. Bisise; May. hio~ Of Ebss
II Owen, FryehHrg
ori2insl iavalii. Jeremiah Lues, Burs-
ham: Henry Hs.r zton. Esstpar'; Th~Is-
a. Butler, Ws.erviil.; Jeh1 Craig, Dsx-
inert cesire, James w. roinaa. Gi-n-
burn; orrin Hsm'io, Milo; MARSHALL
wadswerah, 10 Hiram; G Petsis .PortI.B3.
Increase. Iiszetish Richardson. Hermon
Ceatre Jo-ish IIsford. Presque fsts Johr
MeHahJn. CsIss; Oreses VI. Lxhe. Car
roll; Jas. r. Txss. MapIst9p; Wm. Dob.
so7, iioalton; James A. Day. Por :
Iani; win am III. Goodaie, Clinton
John f.. sprssue, veszie; Ashafa
c. KIM, Carbon: Avender Mesro<,
South Norritgswock; Calvin c. Fuiser,
Barnard; Albert Nichols. Augusta: Jos.
W z wsieh, ST. Albsns: Roger Chase
South S1ridsewock; DsAid j.. Day. An
xusta; HarveY N. Doughty, Cumberland
Lewis n. crocksr. Deuosf; Isaiah Stoas
Exeter. Reissue. George II. Robinson
hock,and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Coming Improvements for the Ken.
nebsc.

Now that the riser aod hsrbor bill hiss
passed. Congressman Nilliken has esrne,tly
urged the chief engineer to order the cid
Ifslloweli bridge piers, which haze been so
great an obstruction 10 the commerce of the
river, to be Immediately removed. He is
assrred that it will be done as soon as it
viii be possible to do it. With these OBJ
.tsnction removed and the river 30 I'm
proved IS to give eleven feet Of water mp
10 the vhsrves at Augusta. as the sstims =
sna plans of the engineer contemplate, we
shail have cles. way for vessels of sueh
drsushs as are demanded by the large sBi
increasing business upon the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
To tho rsmperance wemcu o, Maine

In tho solemn ,s,nvirlins fhA daiv 20 lhe bra
intrgrats ~ tie tempe gnce cause h~pssHi~ tlr
rs'b tpg at TIE sotnen of o1r Sitio,vh9 hFiisffs-
tst.. That The temperance question: l. that T.
higher. deeper aaH bro s,i-s shan avV niece party
qacsilan that ELECTS the fnaFai "a vel n. ihs
Material Interests ot the people. aud shoa'd -
knNl show the plane vf party Ioitftrs. that the
graua metsi power ~ christaH women Il eircgm.
sufihe'i WIN tsir work l. snhJrcs 10 party lsGn
tiHians. end thar tho postgiaa oecept'd on this
qars'iau, by uthsr Temperance ana philaarhroHir
s,clsiir- ihe t.a,si feutniar.. staa Of Temper.
ancr. m" National Temperance s0etrtf the NO
mnn'a Relief 'orps the DsB gatef~ NJ eifkah. he
Eastern Siaf TIRE t.ians Army Hf tee kepabhc
The pad ftlinss, ttssens, A. e. 4. W. hoghts Of
tthnf, etr., ttc., 4 tsia CORRECT gftitti'ie.
fnd " hoie iiesFtp9 service is wha' the temper
snre Faase aerp ,uds. In accqm; itshisg mest for
iiaa srd hginRBt,v. aaa this cannon be Eisen nn.
e-s iaslf Hlani and cphseieacs are hand Ia hand
With ff0rt, Therefore Ne csli apou the women
cf MRlue, ~hD can eRsiotsr oar platform and ar
10 sympathy With ran partisan mTsh',i- "a teuaf'F
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
DISASTROUS FIRR
10 Fowler Bros Packing
House, Chicago Stockyirda
Loss Estimated From $5oo,oOo b
$S0o,oo0. .--caYertd BY Insurance.
Immense Amount OF Meat ana Lasd
Burned. NO Lives I.oss.

Cn,cAeo. Sept ss.--fowler Bro = pack.
ing house At the stock yards were damaged
by FIRE this morning, II originated at 10. 30
o'clock. Water had no effect on the grease
soaked hoors aud The fire soon reached tho
tank room where thirty-,wo tanks Of lard
were located, These exploded one after
another, the boiling lard feeding the dAmea
more hercely, and the heat was ID intense that
the nremen were compelled to work At
di.tsncs. The packing room about 80 by
$50 feet. vas blazing when the nremca
reached the scene. and the flames spread To
the cooling room adjoining and commenced
hurriug the csrcasses Of hogs hanging
there In the room there were 1850 hogs
for freexing which burned like oil.
The blaze lighted Up the entire hcavers
an rendered everything lighter than day.
About loo men and 100 girls were cm-
rl,yed by the company. The loss 10 en-
,sely covered by insurance, mostly In
foreign companies. The plant was insured
for 81 10000. The bulldogs were divided
into departments designated by letters. De-
psrtments = were totally destroyed. The
loss Is divided sSout ~ follows; One hun
dred and twenty i've thousand dollars on
machinery, $4,000 on dressed hogs, and
SSuutNUt on sfurt. nams huu phouucVb
packed IN ths cellars While part OF the
buildings was totally Destroyed, the
loss was small. because of the buillinEs
being chcaply constructed. Four large en-
sire. were burned.
The estimates OF the loss vary from
$500. 900 TO ss0o, 900. The exact amount
w,ll depend upon the amount Of meats
stored in the building and destroyed. The
eomrany conducting this business 10 COM
rostd Of Enslishmen. They have bean In
business here since 1871. and have been In
the present builinr since 1873. The firm
was known as the Anglo-American Pack
inx Company for years.
Recentiy new company Was formed 10
be known ss the Fowler Bros. (limitsd)
and subscriptions had been received TO tho
stock. Shares were plscei AZ $50; the
capital stock over three ard a half millions
OF dollars. The company proposed To
acquire the business of Fowler Ftos. dim
ited), Liverpool; Fowler Bros. New York
Anderson Fowler Co, New York; Anglo
American Refrigerator Co.; Anrlo-AIncr-
lean Provision Co, Ch'oagoi Omsha Pack.
ing Co. Omaha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Liqacr Troubles at Uniou-Livsly Fra
css-Hotel Burned
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. I

Especial TO the Rennebec Journal.
RockLtSp, Sept. u 7-Considerable ex-
citement has be,n rssed in Union the past
week regarding this Equor traffic. 1t being
fair week Il. B. Hssssrd, Bangor. of the
fame Us committee OF seven, at the sVlieita
fis n OF cit zen. was present. He made
iiee sfresls for si' gle sales. Three ofend-
ers have tes n hetrre ,rlsl justice and
bound over T. Jhe Deeenb,r term Of court
I his morning Chss. B. Greeuhaigh. pro-
prie'or of rhs Burton House surreid red
hs Unit i STATS license.
In fraea. on the PoHt to2sy between
tsrte Der Isle sailors aou stioon keep per.
the latter ttiuck ssilor on the head IN
q c.irg severe irjuries The rounded
niaa as iaken aboard the v'sssl. No at
re str were made.
A. j Smai,'s hotel at Owls Head wrs
burned fla tonisit. The sessoa hsd jest
closed, Csese unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Boycott Raised en- Flsiscbman's .
Yeast

FAIL RIVER Sept ?s The Trades
Council after four months investigation,
d. cided 10 raise the Fleischman bOyc0';,
today. after n very heated meeting. The
boycott on Vienna bread will be steadily
xAh red 10. The 90 ion OF the council is
impor'sn, from the fact that maay labor
orsar izsrion. bad declined 10 comm, them
s-lyss before learning what the local body
would Il ally DO. The expected boycott.
h,- been on more tban year and will be
lifted in sl large ci les.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Church Burned at Peoria. III-A
RiueaI Murder.

PEosss. I'll Sept. 2s---Graee Preshv-
tsvian church was burned during the morn
ing service The Gre caught from de-
feet We fprrace ard csdsed ssalnpsds Of
tie roBsrexHt'on. hat no one was se.inusly
hsrt Less. $4,000: insurance. $40.
Nesgrs details Of the crime as Lscon
rsartsesi This city tonight A man empisret
ia 'he voose, mills became enrsgess sr tae
daughter for marry nz nxn Saturday,
right She vsns this mornirg to s,x a.s
forgiveness. when be shes her bead axsv,
snd blew out bis csn bysins. The ha.-
bard Of the girl has srovn crazy over he
s4aif.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Bangor Matters

BANGOR, Sept. 2s.-1he ptliee inside a
raid on eleven places this afternoon where
liquor is sod on Suadsy, descending On the
ram sellers in body and giving them a
Grs st surprise. Lquor wss found in Elk
places
men ramrd Loyt was arrested tonight
for bru'sl sssaul; on his nj, ce. Without
nresoca1ien he struck her savage tioS ia
the fsce bscause she was going to church
with his wife.
A yourg man named Patrick Flynn,
stabbed Thomas Shea in the face this even
ng, during qEarrei, with jack knife,
bat rot .a'alb ,njaring him. A warrant
viii be uken out tomorrow,