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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
GRAND DIVISION
Maine Sons Of Temperance in
Ssssion at Chelsea.
FiGs at AIblsn- -Baftsatiae launched Il
Bath --HsaHy Frosts.
Safs fst1ry ~ eouth Berwick Belfast
News-Firs at Rocklard.


( lsaeeiai to the keanebec journal
cHRrssA, Oct 22.-The sessions Of Tho
seth ssmi-anraal meeting of the Grand
Dlvieion. Sons of Temperance of Maine
we're opened at Chelsss today in the hal
Of Soldiers Division, No .. The follow.
ing grand eaieers were present G. W. F.,
j. 81. Larrsbse Of Gardiner; e. Sec, Mrs
aaoie L. Hsyes, Chelsea; &. Treas, ii
Is. Morrelt. Gardner: u. Sentinel. ". o
HsFsey, Pembroke; f. g. W p, Fred
sseTens. Cumberland Mills. To fll vaean-
! c'es The follow ing were elected G. W. A.
} b. Thorndike, Portland G.. Chap J.
Thomas, Gardiner; G. Co3., T. l.. Ran
sted, wsteryilc
Fotsd 70 admit members Of subordinate
DIVISIONS 70 ne sessions Of this convention
The f1lln1ing committees were appoint.
ed Go finance, II 5 Marden, Fred
! stevens. 7. II fogler. On reports. Pat'k
iisye., j. X. I liorndike, f. e. Rausted.
Seven candidates were admitted 10 mem
befsh.p % The Grsni Division
The reports of the grand officers were
presented and referred TO the proper com
D3ittee. The report Of the Grand Secre-
(
ta's "fs. hAfrs' sho"eh that reports bal
~ IL 'ei'so tfoth - divisions. The to-
ta' ul' N""erih'p ospt 9p'h' WAS lf3z, an
Increase of 81 d1ii0g tbs past six months
iNe Psr edp''s ,s& is ~" % much smaller
t''4N Tue pftssaihg SIX months. Receipts
rom soooiHinats - szib os; expenses,
SIS y" essh on hand, sl90.2G. The
ha''tf' Of di'nio At the following places
IS'T 'h ieealst' E'es faiis' evasion
DNos Fohd' hhhao.ph' iopsham' Malta
~@"'Aeas' H"w aiyisions orgsn'zed al
a'ai 2i' naples jay bfidse' NO. Vas
'sioo'o' NO fayette,
Nfe',' ifeasutsr Notreh reported bsi'
a'sF OF 9lso'ss 10 the treasury
.'ii " J'try a'ia'ch LsrfaDee' IN ms
'y's. u'se, ue cpPios men. OF An ofheer
~ 1HA'i1T ni'ia'"hs' .h' unuet ''e auspices OF
"'' "'a'i i'lf's'"p, ana a''o spoke very
''iue''J IA support Oh 'he organization OF
"" 1oA.S pfop'e thio hoysi CIusahers'
"s' NJ ros' worthy fa,r'ea r NJ. BRAD,
Hy ot !" eshi hs'oh, H. ~ was introduced
~ w, f,l'[feh sH aoie sudtess on the WORK
| 'i 'le ''oSS' t'usaaer'' o. "hicn ne Is me
bV"'i"t S"petin'Fnue"t' t. MI bta1iey also
opuN' !" 'su'iI OF 'He mutual heh't AS
N'''A''ot ~ men ne Is the general secre-
"'y WI iSoiey ore oi me aoies'
,H", - e'er heatu IN .hIs seciioh anu MS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Boston Failure Dsath-Nsw Eag
land Me ethodism Centennial

BosroN. Oct. 22.-Curry & Hammer.
hardware dealers, 1881 Washington street,
have gone into insolvency. They owe
about S67,2s0. The nominal assets are
$40 800 aud some accounts. The firm
makes composition offer of go cents pay
able in 80 days.
+. w. Nickcrson. a well known shipping
agent on the Boston Il Savannah steamship
line, died today in this city Of a dropsiesi
trouble
Hon. Alden Spear presided at the even
Ing session OF the centennial celebration of
the introduction of Mc,hod.sm into New
England There were addresses by Rev.
ID. A. Whedon. ID. d.. on M ,aoli.t
Theology in its Relation - the Theology
of Other Denominations" W. +. Warren.
pre,ident of Boston University, on Meth
odist and Pre- NJ, thodist Principles Of Edu-
csi'on in New England" and Rev. J. NJ,
Buckley, editor of New York Christian
Advocate. on al hnence of New England
Methodlsm on the Church at Large"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Centennial c; Now Ems land Me,hodism

BQsroS. Oct. 22.-Ihe second day scs
sion In the celebration of the cert.unial of
Meihodigm in New Eng vas called 10
orler in the Penp!e's church about Ii
O'Clock by Tx Governor William tlslln,
who rresi icl. The exercltes opsBei with
singing by the congregation Of Come
Humble Sinner in Whose Breatt, sung ny
Jesse Lee Oh Boston Common one LHndred
years ago frl sidcnt Clal n spoke brit ily
ard Rev j W. Hamilton, l., D., then
SPOKE on jesse Lee AMI His Mission /,
New FL g'an1 The congregation ssrg
BLOW Ye ihe Trumpet Blow,H after
whiea kev. Twomtly y. D., delivered an
address on The Comparative Grosth Of
Nov England Msthodism.' \ r"em Gu
titled Jesse Lee" by Rev Marx Trafton.
u. u closed The frat session of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Charges Her with Stealing

CHicAGo, Oct. 90 WIN. j. Roth o!
New Bedford, Mass, one of the defend
snts in the suit brought by Mrs. Hannah
Kate Courts Richmond-WestG Green, il
the circpii eonrt. Cook county, against the
Wisconsin, Lead ard Zinc Co. ct nj foi
conspiracy 10 defraud, flied a cross bill ia
whieh he charges he intrusted Mrs. Green
with sl63 no to purchase lsnds, and that
she iraudult ntly converted part Of the
money to her own use "by causing false
considerations named in deeds of convey
suce." He also stated tha, che acted as
bis agent for three years and did not pay
him any money she then collected for rents
OF laud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

Both the method and results when
syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the Kidneys,
Liver an1 Bowels, cleapscs the sya-
TEN eleetually, dispels colds, head.
aches and ievcrs and cures habi;ual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
dnced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commenI it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try IT, Do net accept any
substitute.
cALiF0RRiA FiG SYRUP co.
sAT FRANCISCO. ca,
to@sUtif. m asw g0ss ~
syslGeNss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
He Would Build To Tho Clouds.

CuIcAGo. oct 22.-Charles Il. Burton,
Of Uiics. n. Y, proposes a gigantic suuc-
ture rs one feature of Worlds Fair. lis
basis is The great sphere ides, inclading a
msp Of both hcmis spheres outlined thereon.
then mammoth hotel structure and a
great tower. the whole extending to a
height of cf sg8 feet. The space from
the top OF the globe TO the fourth gallery is
devoted TO a magnificent hotel yiih accom-
nedasions fer 10 .f01 guests AZ one iims
Beginning at the base encircing twenty
times he INNER Sc globe there will be al
electric Teilroai \. whit h in making its s.ceai
to the h0tel y i'll travel seven miles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Inspection ana Quarantine OF Cattle
Sheep aud Swine.

WAsuiNeroS, Oct. ss,--The regulations
prescribed by the department Of agriculture
tor the inspection and quarantine of near
cattle. sheep. other rum,nants and swine
imported into the United States
designates the following among
the import quarantine ststions on the At
lsniic seabosrd; Boston. New York and
Baltimore; along the boundary bet~cen
the United States and Canads. through the
custom ports in the collection district of
Aroostook and Bangor, Me; Verm mt,
Buffalo Creek, Niagara, Cape Vinceut,
Chsmplain snd Oswegatchie, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Buxton ard Hollis Fair Cic Sc 4

BIpprFoRp. Oct. % The Buxton snd
Holl fair closed toiay. There was good
irating This afternoon. n the 81 class
bay g. ldieg Den Berry. owned by Frank
z. Fox Cornish won tiree c,Hseeatv "
heats, Winthrop Plot, Cape EHzsbeih,
see, nj; Lucuis A. third; Kite, Pr land,
fourth Best iine 2-31
In the 2 A. class three straight heats
vete won by the hey mare Maud Mac,
o. ned by Ira p. Woodbury. Of Portland ,
Black Bashsw. Boston, second; Alice f.,
Boston. third Best time trotsed was 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

WoopsrucK. Ont, Oct. o. The pc
ttion sterted in London in B,rchalI's be
half has rot been rumcrously signed here.
Il has been in circulation several days. but
mp TO tonight only nineteen s,Rn'tures have
been obtained. The Rev. Mr.. Wade,
Birchall's spiritual adviser and one or Two
other clergy men and doctors are among the
signers. Several ministers refused TO sigD
the petition. Mrs. West Jones has had an
interview with Bircheii. They converscd
about the ease. and IN answer to pressing
questions ut by her, Bir, hail dccluci ss
emphsiicilIy as he could that he did not fire
the shots which killed Benwcli. les'iog her
to suppose ths, he had confederate. lie
has stuck {, this story from the sisrt-it is
the only story bc has stuck to-but a great
ms iority OF the people heresbouis still be-
lieye that he a'oLe committed the crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Mariners Take Notice

izoutal stripes has been piaoei TO marx the
wreck of Louisa Smith which 10 sunk 10
Broad sound At the entrance of B1ston
haIbor. A utular lsn'ern showing white
ligb, is placed on her mast. Compss.
bearings Egg Rock lighthouse. y.
Ling Island Head lighthouse. y. W.
Boston ! gbthouse. $. by W, Is W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Fotsied Noios.

bridgeshire stakes were run At Newmarket,
Wednesday. the police made a raid upon =
number of betting clubs in Liverpool and
arrested 800 persons. Among the prisoners
were ,eme of the prominent citizens Of the
city.
The Berlin Rtich'anzei9sr "Wednesday
announced that owng to lack Of funds
the Gcrmsn government il obliged to de-
cline msking loans TO companies 20 - 10
enable them to build dwelling, for work
men. Socialists talk OF forming = bureau
10 inquire into the c,rcum,tsuces Of the
workingnen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Passed Schoe nor IN Distrees

SALEM, Mass. Oct. 22 Capt Fardie
of British schooner Swallow OF st. Jebr
tor Bridgeport. Conn, reports that on Fri
day the i3th, fse miles southeast of I.'bbis
lslaid, saw schooner painted white sp
pareniIy at anchor. forem ,st gone half way
up. main mast head gone. Could rot m Ak,
ont rho it was AZ j, was blowing q gale Al
the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Onfj Dutch GuiaUa Geld Fields
Especial to the KenneDec Journsl ]

RocKLASr, Oct. % Herbert Love 10y
and fatsey Mcnamara, two we'll known
citizens of this city, left last igAt for Par
smsibo, Dutch Guians, s a. They be.
came Interested in the wesithy gold miaes
there and go for the purpose II investif z
About Eft en- of our citizens have also co
operated in tie matter, lending financial
aid. Cap'sin NorIon of the bark JotH Il,
Stsnhope of this city. who has been there,
cor firms the statements in regard to III,
richness of the locality, ard many wishes
for their suecess are enierianed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Moiasses Must Lay Tin Apsil l. 1891
to Clear tho Tnijff

Wasnisoros, Oct. 22.--The Collector
of Customs at New London, Conn. has
been informed that moissscs Withdrawn for
consumption before April J. 1891, 10 sub
iect to duty under the old tsriG, and the
same commodity withdrawn for consump-
ton after that date, 10 exempt from duty
without Other regard 10 the date Of impor-
tall IN than ,bs, required by the limitation
Of three years. found in section 80, Of the
act Of oct |. 1880. tF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
JESSE POMEROY
Almost Succeeds In Escaping
From State Prison.
Another Victim Of The Leland Heuse
Fire Found In The Ruins.
Ship Ruby Unable to Secure Freight
at Montreal.

BosroN, Oct. ~ jesse Pomeroy
While in solitary confinemen, at Charles
torn Sia'e Prison, saved of five bolts from
the iron door and removed the angle non
which protse seted the bolts He had been
granted the use Of lathe, saw aud other
scois 10 manufacture = tin pencil, fo'
which he was trying 10 get = patent, and
used the tools for different purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Twenty New Fension Clerks,

wAsHryGToS, Oct. 22.-The increase,
amount of work in ihs pension bureau
csu'ei BY the pension legislation Of the
list Sc ssior of Congress has necessitsled
the appointment of iarge number of rev
CLERKS. Monisy Secretary Noble appoint
ed abs ut ATTY ai 81 ,0a0 Eer annnm each.
They all passed civil service txsminstions
and are selected from about fifteen States.
Six are from New York, two from Penn
syIvania and two from Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass october y -
Brig Caroline Gray IF Rocklard, Rove.
BED Beach for ChsriestaH, row at this
port, encountered two violent hurriesncs
since leaving port, during which she split
her upper tlpsail, topma-t. stay SAT-, jib
ard flooded The cabin. She Will repair Ler
sass here.
Steam tug r. W. Morse passed west al
no5n toaag with one barge snd two
masted lumber loaded schooner ia tow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
SIGNAL sRRvIcn
weather Indications ios the Hext u
Ho0Tn.
WAs DxrARrnssr,
OHee Of the Chief Sigzal oHicef,

WAshINCION. tsNs- %, I a. N. ]
For Maine, Nes Hampshire and Yer
moai Slightly warmer, fair, variable
winis.
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Gsrmsny aud the elavsry Matters OF
baxAmovo.

R.si,N, Oct. sa.--The Rcichsaps eiseP
today publishes an explanation Of the orr
gin OF the recent report that the German
al nj, i,tration at Basamoyo has issued .
decree authorizing slavery. Il seems the
Arabs sent petition 10 the Germans ask
ins that facilities be given for the sales Of
slaves On the ground thu; II otherwise is
would be unable TO cultivate their divested
lands. In some way copy OF the petition
became posted as = proclamation and upon
this was based fsl~ accusations made
ags'ast the Germans. The British eouucil
at Isnsibar though knowing the pcrsons
responsible for the charges, decliucs TO die
close their IA n,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
ship Ruby Cannot Get a Freight at
Montreal.

MoSrRsaL. Oct. 22-It is now IL years
.iaee ship left this port Tor England in
bsllsst, but the ship Ruby is now in that pos
ton, sni her sIcnts are unshle 10 obtain in
Montreal or Qaebec cargo which would
pay for loading and unloading. She will
have 10 20 back in ballast to the British
Channel. The outlook for the Canatiisn
shipping trade is unpromising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
UPREME JUDICIAL COU0T
Kennsbec County - October Term,
189O-Hon. L. A Emery. Justice
Pre- siciirg.
W. =. CBoArg, Clerk.
u. L. STgsyss. sheriff.
RuEt Ssirn, Reporter.

w. y. CBoArE, Clerk.
u. L. STgsyss. sheriff.
RuEl Sxirn, Reporter.
WgDsrsDar, Oct. ~.
John X. Pollard vs. l. ckwood Co., and
John X. Pollard vs.. Joseph u. Cole. W.
C. PhiIbrook for plaintiff; Webb. johnson
& Webb for deferdsns. These actions
involve substantially the same facts and
are tried together:
The pisio, 0 claims that he had hired in
the sessbn OF 1859 a certain pasture Ia
Winsio~ beionsifg to the Lockwood Co,
aud u.ed it for pas,using cows; that the de-
fenisns Cole acting Gsder the authority of
the Lockvood Go en;srsd upon the land.
tore down ibs fence, b lis = road spd
erected building thereon ard thus de-
p,ived him tf the epjoy mens thereof. He
also claims that by reason Of the fence be-
iog taken down ose Of hs cows escaped
and going into neiyhboriog feld ate %
npncl clover that she died from the sAects
Of
Tho defendant snsxcrs aoj claisns that
the pasture in gaesiion was let 10 one Ron
60 ~bs, vi'bout the consent of the Co.,
sublet 10 the plaintiff sni that the plainsiR
20, no rights m tic land thereby further,
tast tsfore any sltry vas made upon the
lsnd the agent of the Go. consulted With
Mr. Pollard the plaintiff. and that he gave
hs consent 70 The placing Of the building
! npon the lot. As TO the death Of the Gov
1t IL sid that shs did not die from the
cau'e claimed but from an injury received
on 'is rsirosi. and II che did she was -
likely to have escaped through other parts
VI TIE fenc. which vas old and tumbIed
down. Testimony closed. Adjourned to
. O'Clock this morning.
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sur pc sted Persons En Routs Tor
Amsrica

NV YORK, Oct. % From private dis
patches received in tais city from Havana.
ii il learned that two o. three suspected IN
dividgals have taken passage on board the
English brtssutine frnsssis. bogrd from
Havana 20 tonne port in the United States.
They wcst sbears. few minnie before
the shio sailed, 1t Is claimed that the sus-
peeted persons belof u the gang Of ban
dit. of the vueits Absjo district, and ons
Of the m is thought 10 De Manuel Care a
who has long been trying to escape from
the isiard to the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Body OF Woman Found In Leland
Bouse Ruius.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Oct. 22,-The body of
= woman Was found in the Leila 4 Hotel
today. |, vas disme mbe red and destroyed
beyond recognition but is thonRht TO be
that of Anns Psdden or Mary Do,le. ser
wants at the hotel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

Less than half . bottle Of DIR. BuiI-s .
Cough Syrup cured me Of severe bron-
ehiAi affection. II. 8. HopsoS. Sc Han
over ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
Dont.-If adealer offers Yen : bottle Of
Salvation oil without labels or wrappers.
or in muiiissed or def ,cet package. doat
toyeA a-don't boy it ~ any Price. Insiss
upon getting perfect, sabrokes, gsagiss
package. Price 25 cent? . tile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Want the Grant Restored.

CnfcAeo, oet. PA ioesI paper ststes
that the Atchiasen. Topeka ami santa Fee
Railroad Company make claim shss the
Atlantic and Pscite land grant was no; leg
silly Forfeited, and the company siii make
m effort 10 have award restored to tie
company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
MARKET RHPoR-s
New Yosk Money Market. /.

NV Yors. Oct. n
Money ca-icr. ranging from ii'to@ q
Primo pa,er al ., tos.
Exchange, duh and s,eady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, quiet, heavy
The following are the closing quotations o
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Fire at b wdcisham


Special to the hennebee Journal.
EowuoIxHsM. Dct 22.-fire ia the kiln
c the tiadlihs wood factory owned by the
Carr kisdling Wood Company took od the
roof and SIDE, The factory will be ohiigs d
to suspend perations until the necessary
re2sifs can bs made, which will occupy
some tine,
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Go BACK. we Don't Want you

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.--The treasury
department. il informed of the arrest at
Fort Benion. Mont. CT four Chinese,
snugeled across the northern torler. They
were taken back to British Columbia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
LEGENDARY Fire Costs $4,000

YoEk, Penn, Oct. ~ An incendiafy
IRE tins evening destroyed the large ear.
pcnier shop OF the Pennsylvania Agn,uitu
raj Works, owned by the A. Is. FafquhaI
Go. (limiied). ard four brick dwellings
The loss on the carpenter shop is abou
$50 eco insured for about pne-half.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Bosros. Oct. II. 1920.

E1A&tg= 1l4 A-S-0Alf- uE itAt lttFsIe tL-1f II
era 70 p.eseri fakirs working iEeif trade al
the fair
BosTny, Oct. II, 1920.
Mr.. TAoxAss.
SiE---i' Becomes my FsiafaA Dusy as
King Of the Eas,srn division Of the Nosili-
ty e2llesi& akirs 10 srsta Ties fss lines to you
your Name has ben eEtsfed On the Slack
Lis, Of cur fraternity 10 be deslt with OF
seven, that means seTea days sever weeks
seven Months or seven years as the op-
taniEy may occur for 50 DoiH but rsst
share for one thirg 10 oae exespss pun
lshmsnt 4 our Hands ~hen once their
Names are placed On cur list il is as share
~ Deth We row number ~ thousand
Members through cut the naiiet states ard
well organized for Basinss our He'd quar-
ters bein 10 chicsrgo yoa took particular
paioes 10 Offend our pespie AZ your hast
fair ard that is why sou are to be passhf
scordhiy. We work ali over TIE eoaatsy
In sityes and In ToxRes selling eur com
pounds and Rsnin our Cams We are Law
q oidiaR sitieins when used ike white
folks We consider ihs fskeing Businsss
all one thing and ore Game Has a, much
rite 10 be run notter not fu you TO
say either Of which shall he plsii you are
the only ore il maine that stopped Gus from
making iiseing and you will be the only
ore to suffer for 40 doin | vas al canton
We ali worked and the man is Gensiemsn
aud Has our Respects and Best Wishes for
His future well fair ami you mite ben as
noble a. he but you chose not 10 BE- 20 it is
not my fault that you viii git your just
punishment. my duty is row done. VIII
leave il in Other Usrds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

WAsnisGros, Oct. 22.--Ieusions have
fcen granted the following Maine people :
Original, Newton Il Stowe, Mechanic
Falls; Charles Thurstoo, Belfast; David
l. Teaney. Franklin; I,asc .uodgdon,
Clintop. Ineres.c, John II. Tu,,ie, Ken
duskeag; Neson Paterson, Freeman; /;
hben Hale, Blue Hill; Hannah. widow oi
Ambrose Dudley, Gardiner.
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Another Handsome GIFT TO Cornell by
Henry w Sage

lruIcs, Y. T., Oct % At the annual
meeting of the Trustees of Cornell Uni
versity today, IL wss announced that Henry
W. Ssze had given the Universty Ssn9, csc
fer the department Of PHILOSOPHY OF christ
ian ethics. This makes the total of Sag.
siits to tie Institution nearly three-qusrte,'
of A sf!sfjua
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BsIken,Ius Hustler Launched at sa, h

BAru. oct. % Barkentine Hustler,
owned by Wm. II. Besse aud others of
New Bedford. was launched from the New
Eaglsni ysrd ihis forenoon She is 6So
TINS ret commanded by Capt. Ferry of
phiJ psturg ard vii be ready fer sea in
ts3 dVs
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Special to The kennebec Journal.
CHttNp. Oct. 22. - Wednesday morn.
ing about , O'Clock, fire broke out in the
building On Sea sirset, owned by J. L..
lNchars N. 10 the saloon kept by jack
Rcss. The buildifg and conteuts we're en-
tirely destroyed. The next building. a
dwelling partly owned by Richardson, was
badly dsmagei, The loss is $1,000; no
tnsursurs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Slate 6hed ard Boiler House Burned
at Bl lnchard.

BLAScItARp. oet. -. I he slate shed
and boiler housa Of the STATE Of Maine
Slate Co, were burned this morning Less
over 81 600 Seven hundred squares of
slate were injured. The ire Is thought to
have been ire snditry. The buildings were
insured. TIE buildings and machinery
consisting of one slate saw. one small en-
gine and two slate cutters, were owned by
a company, Dir. A. G.. ilsnl0. Gen. Cbas
llsmin and others. The slate was owned
by the State of Maine Slate Co which is
made up Of workmen who leased the quar-
ry and have been running 1t some two
Years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
TIE FakiF King Writes an In.efessir 9
Epiasse.

NaRwAT, Oct 2z.-w. n Thomas, a
member Of the oxford Couaty fair has re-
csived the following interesting and sris al
y literary rroiaetioa from the King Of
Fsksss,r on seeoanE Of the b0srf's erdsaT-
era 70 p1esers fasirs ~orking iteir trade a;
the fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

SAS FRsS,f,eo, Cal. Oct. 22.-Fire
today destroyed the Mission Soap and Can
die Works, owned by Max Morgcnlh, Il,
the Pacific Mattress Factory, owned b.
VIM. Clark AID Henry Black. ard -four
cottages Total loss about $50 Ooo, IN.
| surance SIS Coo.