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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-15
WAfERvuLB.
Matters About the C1sy.-PYof Adams
Opinion Of 1owdotn's Boating Quail
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Especial tc the Kennebec Journal. ]

Especial tc the Kennebec Journal.l
WArEkvILLE, Mar. 1.-THE candy man
sfsctory and sales room recently dtted up
By 4. d. Goss Of lewiston. have been
purchased by A. Thompson.
Mr.. Bowie Of the firm Of Bowie { Paul.
builders. vas II Augusta today looking
over the grounds preparatory to furnishing
plans and figures for . large building 70 BE-
erected by Bangs Brothers Of that city.
One Of the military companies Of the
city gave ball At the Sidney Grange Hail
Friday evening. The music for the occa-
sion vas furnished by Bennett's orchestra.
The long talked Of eessTict skule enter
tsinment will soon be given in City Hall.
Hartman Bros jewellers are soon 10
remove from their present quarters to the
store nos occupied by Z. II. Fox, music
dealer.
A pleasant sociable was held 1t the Bap-
list vsstry Friday evening, under the aus
oices Of the Mission Band. The eLter,sin-
ment va mainly given BY the children.
There was an Interesting display Of Curious
and rare articles.
Miss Hattie Horne, one of Watefville's
nost esteemed young ladies, died last night
st the residence Of her parents on Silver
street, after . long illness from gastric
fever.
The Waterville and fairf eld horse rail-
road company has had large force Of men
employed for the last few days clearing
With pick and spade the ice bo und rails
They succeeded in their task this afternoon
and the cars are on wheels again.
Instructor Chas. Z. Adams of the Colby
gymnasium was in the city today. Mr.
Adams is spending his vacation in Bruns-
wick, where for four years he was Bow
doin student and pulled in several "crsck''
crew.. When asked by your correspon-
dent his opinion in regard to Bovdoin's
chances for an eight cared crew, be said
There 10 great deal Of enthusiasm ar
over the matter Of sending such
; crew and think they will make success
Of It,"
do you tLink Bowdoin has the material
from which to select an eight-0ared crew
equal to her former crewst"
Yes, sir. Bowdoin never had - many
good men for . crew - she has today. |
They are not green hands either, but have |
lone considerable rowing. If Bowdoin
gets on u race with Columbia, book her |
Tor . sure winner with the men at her dis |
,osal. II she rows Cornell. l shall feel
ess confidence as the latter 10 likely to do |
'ome pretty rapid work. The boys are
putting their hands deep into their pockets
md are bound to get crew on the water"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-15
Strike at Providence.

Providence, r. l., Mar. I4.-No. 2 and
3 mills of the Atlantic Company at Olney-
vile struck against what they claim are ex.
cessive fines for imperfection in their
product, and 450 weavers are out. Yester.
pay 9 woman in No. 3 was fined el.2O on
imperfection of cut of cloth for weaving
which she got 81. so. She refused TO come
to work in the afternoon, and when her
shopmates found what she had done they
refused to 90 to work. A committee Of
conference with the owners, Messrs. Owen,
availed nothing. The proprietors refuse
to make any statement regarding the
trouble. A meeting Of $50 operative was
held this afternoon. The chairman pre-
sented the report Of the conference with
Owen, saying Owen told the committee he
would treat with any weaver heavily fined,
but would not treat with any committee.
He wanted weavers to understand that II
there was not an improvement in weaving
in future the fines would be increased to
the full price Of weaving. The strikers
voted to stand BY the committee and con-
tinue the strike If not allowed to return.
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Nc Auliifs aud Carroll.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. I4.-Billy Madden
arrived in this city today from Jack McAu-
liffe's training quarters. He stated that
McAuliffe was down to 1873 pounds and en-
joying the best Of health. He had = long
conference with Dick Roche, McAulife's
hacker, and the latter has sent East for
e12 900 to bet on McAuliffe. A well known
friend Of Carroll has backed the latter to
the tune of $4,000. Madden says Carroll
will have to be 4 wonder TO win. The fight
will take place next Thursday night. Roche
has received = despatch from James Co
vile of Boston that he 10 on his way with .
party.
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Notes.

The miners throughout Great Britain
threaten to inaugurste general strike for
higher wages.
Right Hon. Richard Dowse, second baron
Of the exchequer. division of high court Of
justice in Ireland. died suddenly in Trales,
Ireland. Friday.
Admiral Albini Of the Italian navy, says
that the man-of-war Of the future will have
double screws and helm at each end, go
that it can turn around without losing any
time. Its sides. he says, will be unarmored.
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Birchell Goes to jail.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Mar. l4.-Birchell
was taken to Woodstock Jail by Detective
Murray by the Grand Trunk Railway at
7.3o O'Clock this morning. At the depot,
when told by friend that he he hoped he
would be able to clear himself Of the
charge. the prisoner replied. There 10 not
q doubt of that" He arrived at 10 80 this
morning, looking cheerful and happy and
apparently glad to be again among his old
friends in Oxford county. There we're
quite number Of persons at the depot to
meet him. His trial will not take place
until the fall sssizes.
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The Csisis In the French Cabinet,

|! PANS. Mar. 1.-THE adverse action Of
the Senate yesterday on Prime Minister
Tirardfs demand for a vote Of confidence
on the question Of commercial relations
With Turkey has brought about the down
fall of the entire ministry. All the men,
bers this afternoon formally rendered their
resignstions to President Carnot
DE Freycinet probably will form a new
ministry.
President Carnot held . consultation
with NJ. Floquet this afternoon. IL 10 be-
heved in some quarters that NJ. FloQuss
will be asked to form u cabinet.
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The Railroad War.

KANSAS CIrr, Mar. 1.-THE railroad
business seems to be approaching demoral
ization. Following the cuts in passenger
rates comes the slashing of freight rates IN
which nearly all the roads entering and
leaving this city seem to be interested
The Rock Island, Alton and the Burling
ton are carrying the bulk of the packing
house products at greatly reduced rates
The Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas City are
making rates on 80 cent basis to Kansas
City and Des Moines group points. The
regular rates are made on q basis of 60
cents. The Wabash is handling corn to
Toledo and eastern points at q 81 cent re.
bate. The cutting Of rates seems to be
secret and there appears to be no present
indication of the war being brought to q
satisfactory termination.
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An Ocean Racer.

NEW YoRK, Mar. 1.-THE ocean racer
City Of Paris Of the Inman line arrived here
from Liverpool last night on her first trip
Of the season. She arrived at Sandy Hook
Lightship at ll.45 last night having made
the voyage in 6 days. 8 hours, and 25 min
utes. This 10 l3 hours and 7 minutes be-
hind her fastest time, made last August
She took the southern route this time. in
order to avoid the ice and fog Of the north.
ern route. This increases her passage by
l20 miles. She carried 4l0 cabin, and 64s
steerage passengers.
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Portland Man Missing /.

PORTLAND. Mar. l4.-Charles d. Srout.
Who vas recently petitioned into insolvency
left town a week ago. and friends fear he
was mentally dersnged. Strout was con-
nected with various enterprises. The
cause of insolvency proceedings was the
failure to meet note of railway gate COM
pany endorsed by Strout a. treasurer.
Other endorsers began insolvency proceed
inss There is no suspicion of wrong do
iug. Strout was universally respected. 1t
i, believed that depression due to the anan-
cial difficulties caused his departure
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Another Trip for the Pan Americans

About twenty delegates to the Pan
American Conference, have thus far Gig
ni6ed their acceptance Of the invitation
sent them by Secretary Blaine to visit the
Southern States as the guests Of the gov.
ernment The places which will be visited
are Norfolk, Newport News. Fort Monroe
Richmond, Charleston. Augusta, Macon
Savannah, Jacksonville, st. Augustine
Tampa, Pensacola, Mobile, New Orleans
Birmingham. Chattanooga. Memphis -leash
vile, and Knoxville The entire time oe
cupied BY the trip will not exceed three
weeks.
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Schooner and Crew Of 8svsntssu Re
ported Lost

AsroRIA, Ore, Mar. A.-The steam
schooner Grace II. Chance is reported los,
She carried . crew Of seventeen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-15
Davis Tried tor the Murder OF Cavan-
naugh at Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Mar. A.--IA the
case against Andrew J. Davis for shooting
John Cavannsush today corone. Ryder and
the jury are taking the testimony at City
Hall. They examined John A. Thomas
and George Rich, who we're 1t the house at
the time of the shooting. Thomas told .
straight story, and did everything possible
to throw light on the tragedy. Rich's story
vas very incomplete, and the people present
were impressed with the idea that he was
too drunk to know much about the affair.
Thomas story is substantially the same
a. published, with the exception that
Davis's little girl was sitting Oh Cava-
naugh's knee and Rich coaxed her to him.
Cavanaugh got mad and threatened Rich
with chair. when Davis said "Its about
time to shoot" and fred the fatal bullet.
Several Witnesses were called this after
noon, among them Hamilton Davis. who
called at Davis's house shortly after the
shooting and was struck in the face by
Jack Davis, who told him he had killed
one man and if he did not get out pretty
sudden there would be another. The hear
was adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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New YoRK, Mar. 1.-THE sub-commit-
tee of the republican national league met
today 1t the headquarters, for the purpose
of mapping out the work of the league in
the coming campaign. 1t was decided II
to the next national convention than the
league did to the last. 1t was deemed ad-
visabie that action be taken to bring the
league in close relation with the State
leagues.
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s.nxor Colt on the Rampage,

BAxGoR, Mar. lt,-George Faiforoehe'
"a, exercising colt belonging to Hon. J.
p. Bass this morning. when il got away and
a.shed up Main street. He smashed in the
vindov of Burgess store and then went
dov, BROAD street, striking at the entrance
of Dickey's store, Mr.. Fred Eddy. Then
hs a.shed across and broke . window, IN
die Boston clothing store.
III, horse vas startled by hose playin
upon . window. Mr.. Eddy 10 practice lily
unhurt according to the physician.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-15

BuTTE Mont, Mar. l4.-Jsdge Andrew
Davis, probably the richest man in Mon.
tana died last night aged II years. His es-
tate is valued at from e6. 900 900 to &c.
900, geo. He is thought to have left no
will and was unmarried. Twelve yesrs ago
Mr.. Davis bought the Lexisston mine in
this city for $50 debt. He sold the lar.
ger part Of his interest in it ten months ago
for d 900 600 to the Lexington Company
the mines gross output up to tha. time
having been 31 500 900.
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Capital Paid Up in Cash, $500, 10000

Capital Paid UP IN oash' ~ooV'ooV'oo'
ASSETS, DEC. n, 1850.
Real Estate owned by the company.
unineurebered, SH"'"o" w
Loans on boud and mortgage tnrst o,. a,
iitusl "o'S ~
stock. and bonds owned by the com
pany market value. 'oi'ss 'i'san .. %
Loans secured BY collaterals. Nv
cash In the compsny's principal OF .
flee and In bank. h.os ?.
, ,uteIes. w, a. sanr.. ~ ealiectton 1896 3.
nm : .S..aIr.abIc +,669 %
Rents; 81; a.; 10 90 w. 3.i5i 81
AGGREGATE of sill the admitted assets
of the company At their actual an
value,
u,auuuIriES, DEC. 81, 1880.
Net amount of unpaid losses aud .,,,.,-.
claims,
Amount required TO safely retnsure -
all outstanding risks,
All other demands against the com a.. ,so an
pauy viz commissions. etc. '''<" e'
Total amount Of liabilities, except .. a,
rapifal stock and net surplus, 's osS'As y, =,
Capitsi actually paid up in cash, ~ ~. 70
surplus beyond capital,
Agyrerste amount of liabilities In
Guiding 1 es surplus. i''
Frank T. Noble. Agent, Augusta Ae'
mari5diswtw
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DYHAMIrs cnuIsRRs.


PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 1.-THE dynamite
cruiser vesuvius will take her place in the
roster Of the United Stases navy, for today
each one Of her guns in turn hurled aOl
pounds OF quivefing gun cotton over q
mile. in 'ons and slender cartridges. The
test Of firing dynamite or some other high
explosive, - vas required BY Secretary
Tracy, vas . magnificent success in the
opinion Of every naval o6icef Who sas
present. The trial took place Of Marcus
Hook, in the Delaware, half way between
Chester and Wilmington. and the oflieial
part Of il occupied just Is minutes.
As . result the trial board will meet to-
morrow and send to Washington . report
that will make the acceptance Of the YES.
sci BY the government . mere formality, %
far - the suceessful firing Of dynamite 10
concerned. The requirements Of speed
and horse power have already been pracsi-
eally fulfilled and today's trial puts away,
the opinion Of the board, the least
doubt - to the vessels acceptance.
The United States, therefore, becomes
the leader in this branch Of naval warfare.
1t will own the fret vessel that ever shot an
aerial torpedo. and future experiment and
development will alone tell . story - to
the rank vessel Of THE kind will take.
The test today vas without the slightest
hitch or suspicion Of confusion. The first
cartridge. - was intended, sank to the riv-
er's bed, and when its slumbering power
awoke tons Of black mud we're lifted
hundred feet in the air.
For Eve minutes this fearful messenger
Of destruction lay in the soft bed of the
peaceful river before in chaotic anarchy
tore itself and its complacent surroundings
with demon-like force into separating
atoms. The second cartridge exploded one
second after contact with the water and be-
fore it reached the bottom. instantly q
steel colored iceberg rose to the height Of
over 800 feet, and for perceptible period
of time stood still upon turbulent surface.
Then, gathering itself into clusters. i. shot
back again into the deep like 80 many
comets, followed by bulging tail of steel
,olored spray.
The third cartridge went OF the nome mt
I touched the water, and the fire fame of
Is fuse CLEANED like lightning flash across
he water. The marine volcano sprsng to
he height of about 10 feet. for the demon
,ursts its bands before it had time to grasp
he water and toss it into the air.
This finished, the haIf-serious, half spite |
ul cruiser let loose its unexpended force
n mOcking echoes. a. if to say, II only |
ad half chance" and then was led back |
0 ito moorings at Cramp shipyard just after
ark. as slowly and peacefully as if it was
othing more dangerous or more powerful
han coal barge on q cruise. The Vesu-
ias had come, had spoken and had con-
uered.
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FOREIGN intelligence
Ocean Travel lmpeded BY Stlk.
ing English SteVedores.
Reports Of Estimated Damages Of ST..
10000 BY Floods From Brisbane.
French Bombard Abomey - Modus
vivsndi Between Great Britain and
France.

NV YoRK. Mar. 1.-THE agent Of the
Guion Line Of steamers Of this city today
received cable despatch. stating that the
Arizona would not sail from Liverpool on
account Of the strike among the stevedores,
which affects all steamers sailing from
Liverpool ~ far ~ known. Ii 10 thought
the strike will extend all over the British
lsles IL not the whole Of Europe. None Of
the steamers can sail on advertised time
from Liverpool. All engagements for
freight declared Oh. passage tickets called
in and money refunded. or arrangements .
made for tickets to be used at some future
date. The Guion line has not had . chip
In here for two weeks.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 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 will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc syrup co.
LOUISVILLE, xv. .fw rosx. W.
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JACKSON, Miss, Mar. A.-The treasury
investigation committee and commission
are still steadily at work. The presen,
treasurer, J. X. J. Evans, has submitted q
statement showing the cash, bonds, etc
received from ex-treasurer Hemingway
This statement shows the total amount OF
cash and seuriiies turne over to him to be
s4Ss ,9l0.s5, which leaves . balance un
accounted for Of 1894 ,6I2 10, and which !,
very near the figures the committee vii
report.
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a 3, 600 Nile Wall.

WAsAsH, Ind, Mar. III. 8. HarYi.
man. the pedestrian, has completed arrange.
ments for his walk Of 5000 miles to the
Pacific coast on wager Of 5000. He
will start from Wsbash on April 10. sccom.
panied by two guards on horseback. Har.
riman will be obliged to average forsy-Hve
milss day to win.
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Dr.. Eastmau's Career

LOWELL, Mar. l4-Df. Charles J. East
man, under arrest in Boston. charged with
criminal practice. Is a native Of Tliton. N
ii. When he erst came TO Losell he Wa
employed Is a painter on the Massa-
chusetts corporation. Subsequently be vas
proprietor Of liquor saloon on Merrimac
street. and he was afterward employed in .
weakly newspaper office. His medical
studies must have been pursued after he
left Lowell, 10 years ago.
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Failure OF Crops in Part Of Virginia.

PETERSBURG, Va, Mar 14.-Intelligence
has been received here through 4 farmer
Of Brunswick county. who with his wife
and eight children were on their way to Dal-
las, Tex. to reside, that great destitution
exists among the farmers of that county
in consequence of the failure Of the crops.
The farmer states that there were hundreds
of farmers, and many with large families,
who. unless extended some aid, must neces-
sarily suffer for the want of food.
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Failures a. Reported BY the New York
Agenci0O.

New YORK, Mar. l4.-Failures reported
to Bradstreets number 209 in the United
States this week, against 1876 for this week
last year.
Failures tor the last days as reported
to the Dunn and Russell agencies, are for
the United States 2l7; corresponding week
last year, 223 in the United States.
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New Cars for the Maine Central.

PORTLAND, Mar. l4.-Five new passen-
ger cars were delivered to the Maine Cen.
trail today from the Wason Manufacturing
Co. of Springfield. Mass. Seven more are
soon to be sent, compile ting the order for
twelve. The cars are all Of the patent
round top, with eighteen ventilators in the
roof Of each, are painted the standard
Maine Central straw color and are modeli
Of neatness and comfort throughout.
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Wool Manufacturer Oppose Each
Others.

BosroS, Mar. 1.-THE Boston Com
mercial Bulletin will announce tomorrow
the organization Of a new association OF
wool manufacturers which will oppose the
old National Association. Some fifty man
ufacturers responded to the first call. rep
resenting every class of woollen manufact-
uring. Arthur T. Lyman. treasurer of the
LoSell Manufacturing CoRpsny. 10 the
chairman. The new association will resist
the demands Of wool growers, and demand
= reduction Of wool duties and their adjust.
ment on more equitable basis. The per.
manent headquarters will probably be in
Boston.
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How Stain and Cromwell Received
the NeWs.

BANGOR. Mar. IA Stain and Cromwell
took the news of the hopelessuess of theii
case much better than could have beer
exnsc,ed. Cromwell is stiIl in bad health
and spirits. II i' the general op'nioi
that he will confess before long nov
that there 10 no prospect Of . new trial he
10 nearly broken down and his mind Seems
TO have been terribly weakened BY his con
6uemeut. Stain retains his old defiance
ana m sintsins his innocence as strongly a.
aver
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Bond Offerings.

Thursdays bond offerings aggregated
e622, 700, as follows: Registered A.
$500, 900, 10000. $500. $500 and sl POO
at 1923; coupon Is, $500 at 1928: registered
4As. 800 600, %, 900 and 81 900 at 1854
per cent registered, 100000, s2O0, 600
S75, 900. Sl5, 600. o., 500 At 1873; a pei
cent reaistered, 9lO, 900. $1,000, $3.50, ,OOC
at 1884. All the offers were accepted.
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Bound Over for Trial.

B,ppErorp, Mar. l4-Specia officer
Ah;,.h T.rbox and Street Conmisrioner
Jere G. Shaw we're arraigned this morning
in the municipal court on charge Of rescu-
;rs +. pr;,oner from the sherihs On election
dsy. They pleaded not guilty. waved e1-
snipssion and gave saredes for appear nee
Tor riaI u the May term Of the sspRems
court.
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Lyrchsrs 90 to jail For Life.

LACRossE, Wis, Mar. H-Sentence
was pronounced on the Trempealeas coun-
ty lynchers at Whitehall this forenoon
Charles johnson, Ole Sletto, Mrs. Olson
ard her son we're sentenced to imprison.
ment for life, .hree days in each year sol.
itary. There vas great excitement IL
the court room. Mrs. Olson tainted
groaning and shedding Of tsars, The
sheriff started for wsupun with the pris
oners this afternoon
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The Appropriation Committee.

Chairman Cannon Of the appropriations
committee, in speaking Of the annual ap.
propriations, said there would be no in
crease Of expenditures outside Of pensions
and public buildings. He estimates the
increase on pensions At $40 600 900, while
the excess on public buildngs will be
email.
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