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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

Especial to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL. ]

Especial to the KESNEBEc JOURNAL.
BELFAST, Oc:. 30.-Mr. John Dollof
who was injured short time sircs is rapid.
ly improving. II vas at 6rst feared that
his arm would have - be amputated,
Band director Frank Rigby Of Newburg,
was here Wednesday night at the band
meeting and he will probably get class Of
piano scholars here. There are now thir.
ty five members in the band and re hearsals
will com, ence Monday night. Regular
band meetings will be held every Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings.
A delegation Of the Aurora Chapter,
Daughters Of Rebekah accomp Anied by
Grand Master r G. Dyer and Samuel
Adams, Grand MarshsI, of Belfast. go to
Rocklaud today to organize Miriam Chap
ter, Daughters Of Rebekah in that place.
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New Yons Oct. 30.-In The sueas trust
Judge Prt inside an order this afternocn
modify ing he injunction - - to permit
. publica ion ef the proposed plsa Of the
reorgan IA; on and stsiensns Of the ssssts
and liabii ia. The plan Of rsorganixs-
tion pr vss for ths Issue of e25, ,Oo0. 900
of PEI cent preferred stock. s25 Co.,
COO c. mmon stock ard el0. 900 coo b,Des
with = security BY mortgage on the proper
ty. Each holder Of cersihcasss in the trset
will get half the face Of his certiHcstes In
each Of the new sories Of stock sn3 $500 in
each. A ststemens Of the coudition Of the
trust shows the total assess TO be es0. .5S7.-
S37 and total liabilities, es,794.lsl. rhe
trust originally bad NO work. q capital and
borrowed el0. .000, 900. The dividerds paid
the stock holders amounted 70 eli .9O0, ,9S3
and the amount expended in improvements
to the plant vss e2,75l. .63l
The new company 10 to be called The
American Sugar Redninz Company" and
will be incorporated in New JeFssy. The
directors for the fret year are H. o Bave-
meyer, r. A Hsvemeyer. F. o. Ma'thies-
sen. ). Z. SearIes, Jr.. WIN Dick, J. B.
Thomas and George c. Msgoun. A plan
has not been submisted % the attorney gen.
ersl for approval.
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GLOucEsTEn. Mass, OF. 30-As the
Gloucester vessels going to Newfoun.i laad
do not carry any parapherpalia for q hing
and their casgses are causht BY and plr-
chased from The colonial Hshs rmsn. the
vessels 20 under register snd are not e'sss
lied ~ hshesmen. but vessels engaged in
carrying trade James G. Tarr & Bro. Of
this city have written William A. Pew,
collector Of customs here stating: s.We
have vessels which ve want to send to
Newfoundland for casgoes Of salt ard
frozen herring and asking il under the new
lsw their return casgoes Of herring brought
into this couttry would be admitted free
from duty as the product Of American
fisheries and il he would advise going un-
der the register or nshing lice lses."
Pew replied: The tariff act approved
Oct. /, 1880. imposes duty on fish, smok-
ed. dried ssited. picked, frox ~. packed in
ice. and osherv ice prepared for preserva
tion. and fresh fi-h specially provided for
in this act, of three-fourths cent per pound
herring. picked or saited, one-hslf cen,
per pound herring, fresh, one-four,h cert
per pound. It puts upoo the free list all
ash, products u American hsheries, fresh
or frosen nsh except salmon caught in
fresh waters by American vessels or With
nets or other devices owned BY citizens Of
the United Statss. and fish for bait.
In pufsuance to the decision of the de.
partmeLt August IL. 1873. fish caught by
the crew Of nsbiog vessel or by men en-
RI ,yed BY the captain for that purpose, is
admi ted free as products Of American
fisheries.
On December I8, 1886. the deps rtme nj
Dc cided that . vessel calling on a fishing
voyage to the West coast of Newfeuni Hand
and returning with q cargo of salt hsrring.
taken by The crew Of the vessel, with the
assistance of men and nets hired in New
foundland for the purpose, were the prod
uct Of Am. riean f-heries, conss quentIy
entitled to free duty. II 10 Reasonable to
suppose that The came fair and Just inter
pr ution he spplied TO the ne~ is~ ~ CIV
en- to the old. 10 obedience thereto, il will
be my duty to adm free for any purpose,
salte l, frtsh or froz,, h ning
from Newfoundland whea hvons h into this
port by our fishing vessels when taken by
The crew Of vessel with the assistance of
in New FoundIand. A proposed ,oysge
could be co cred under . eshins lcense
with permit to touch snd trade. Ii for
reas ,us man.festly beyond our limits you
object to this form, ycu can sail under reg
lister. ~ the government has uniformly and
In numerous instances nequivOcAbly re
spe cted the rights Of registered vessel to
engage in fisheries. Fish caught by such
vessel are the product of American fish
cries.
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The nsv cruiser Nessfk left the Cramps
shipyard Thursday morning on . second
trial trip.
Antonio Gyafillo vas burned to death in :
livery stable which was destroyed by hfe at
Pisssburg, Penn, Wednesday.
William T. Tsnnahill, sged 60, member
of the New York Cotton Exchange. com
mit,ed suicide Wednesday night, BY shoot
ing.
An express train vas wrecked near Sen
rsa, 8. c., Wednesday, BY The breaking Of
. fianee on one Of the cars. Six persons
were serionsly injured
A State Board Of Trade vas fesned 4
Boston. Thrrsday, BY The business sssocia-
sions Of Msssachusesss. u q meeting Of the
deIeeafes held IN the Shoe ssd LEADER
Exchange.
The demands Of ~ employees u the
Rock Island Rsilrusd for On increase Of
wages and restriction Of the powers Of .
foreoaa we're aecsdsd = By ~ conpaay
Wednesday. E@
Elgin Bssns. aosd =. Of Milsss, n n,
jsnitof Of IN spaasDsst bease On MssIbsfo
sspess. Dossoa, vhiIs Isshiss shsssga shs
window down ths elevator vel, Thussdsy,
vas ssssck ~ ~ ssesanss ~ deeapi aaed.
Ths LynA Meseeco Maaafacssssss hays
issued sesseDsns b ~ public reeudzne
ths saike - leshout IN shas eisy. The1
say false seafenenD have bees circuIesed
D stzikess is ss18 = pssjsdics ne uania
aoH ezciss tha gu3ssAy = ~ csaDunisy
The noasnsas y ~ naval scsdeoy
e~Ampu Al AumnmntSn Ma - - k~~rsN
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HIS Gre ditors Wat ". Q. Whorton
but He 10 hGtssirs

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Tbe shereabouts Of
W. 5 Wbortcn. ho has been eng.gsd in
che none -leodina bushes in this city for
several yesrs 10 troubling . numb of cit
i.ers and particularly the Chicago Trust
and Savings Bsnk and the lied StsH .
Ian Conpany. For over uesk Whos-
ton has not been feen and his wife and
creditors rave finally concIna.d that he hss
fl the city. 1t is asserted that his in
debsedress vii smcont to $50 900. nearly
%, 900 OF hich 10 due to the fiuancid in
ststsiit NJ naued above. II Is sssersed that
Who ton fr' queBfiy purssed . plan Of
double dsaline in byps theca.irg pofes
na6e to lin When note became due,
it is asserted, he was srcu toned 10 notify
~ sierer that be couli not carry Il unless
. nev ore vas msde. When this vas done
he pvomised tn destroy the old nsss. hut
instead Of doing N he would leave them 1t
the dnsncisl institution where h. hsd pIac<d
them and negotiate the nev ones as snotb
pIAce- f =
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Senator AldSioh and representative
DiDsisy at Providence.

Providence X. Ort. 30 Seven han
dred young men sat down to the Tooth an-
nivet.sry of the young mems republicsu
club in the infantry armory tonight. A
great deal Of enthusiasm vas manifested.
All the republican disnitaries Of the Stats
we're present. U.ised States Setl-
ator AIdsich Congressman Nelsou
Diegley, Jr, of Maine were the chief
guests. President J. 3. Kenrick set at the
center Of the head table. Dinghy . ohs
over an hour on the advantages the Mekin-
ley bill would be to the American WORKING
mon and New Eog'a~d He said in exam.
ing the many democrat ic speeches and edi.
torisls throughout the land in this Cong 'es-
sionAl campaign he was amused to 6rd no
coheFapt psincipls ef argument. United
States Senator Aldrich addressed the young
men upon the advantages of protection and
applsuded vigorously.
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BosroS. Oct. 30.-The board Of health
has issued "A order declaring . naisancs
the pre- cent method Of m msnufacfusisg vsteI
gas ~ the Bay State Gss Company In Dor
chester; that said company 10 exercising
business without permit. ordering the city
solicitor to apply to the Superior Cosrt fol
an Injunction restfainine the company
from conliouins the business
The hoard granted the company . short
time in which to comply with ths demand,
for the statement Of the nuisance. Presi-
dent Addicks Of the Gas Company, sayi
unless the order 10 Iecinded there 10 great
danger Of short supply Of gas ~ it 10 i'm
possible to obtain suficient supply OF
coal to enable the company to depend upon
coal gas alone. The coal supply IL short
through strikes in coal regions during the
early summer.
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They Thought He Wss . AGilliouairs
COWBOY Blu. ae Wasn't

Woopsrocx. Ort. Oct 3O.-A Penn
syivania German has been maiquerading
here - . cowboy for tome time, buy ing
farms and cutting . vide swath in society.
His A. Id Of operations vss . German set
tlement in Blenbeim Township. near the
scene Of the Benvell tragedy. He showed
checks purpof'ing to amount to $3.50 900,
and. neither good or not, they mesmerixed
the neighborhood. He purchased several
farms at high figures, giving notes for pay
mens. He then took possession, and began
to dispose Of the poultry and stock He
also succeeded in capturing one Of Ben
helms fair daughters. whom he married.
Yesterday he wss arrested on . charge Of
horse stealing, and it turns out that be ID
C. e. Miller, veterinary surgeon. Who ID
wanted by the police in various parts Of
Pennsylvania-
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They Kick on Duty on Fish.

NEw YonK, Oct. 30.-The General Board
Of Appraisers today, on protests submitted
by the cole ctor Of customs. made de-
cisi0n sgainst the assessment of duties on
certain hsh imported from Canada into
Sandusky, Ohio. The importation was
made since the tariff act of October l,
1890, went into effect. The assessment
made was one-fourth Of cent pound on
herring" and three fourths Of . cent a
pound on "fresh fish " The importers
contend that the f.h in question are free
from duty under the provisions OF the
paragraph which place or the free list the
product Of American fisheries, fresh and
frozen fish Except salmon) caught in fresh
waters by American vessels. with nets OF
other devices owned by citizens Of the
United States.
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Providence. X. T., Oct. 30.-Rev. w.
r. Hamilton was ordained to the ministry
ard installed over the (Universslist) Church
Of Our Father, at Pawtucket tonight.
Among those ticking part were Rev. DIR. G..
8. Weaver Of East Providence, Rev. C. H.
Leonard, d. D., Of Tufts Divinity School,
ard Rev. Henry Blanchard, d. d of Port
land Me-
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usa II Whsrs II II Nssdsd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-A we'll known
republican leader. in an ONCE prominently
connected with the Congressional Cam
paign CoDmittee, has r. ceived from Hon.
Theodore Roosevelt, civil service commits
sioner. . contribution Of $50 to be used for
Legitimate campaign expenses 10 any Con-
gre. sional district where Il 10 needed. Ex.
Governor Hugh Thompson, also . member
Of the Commission. has sent in . contfibu'
tion ir aid Of the democratic cause.
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HELsrs Finland, Oct. 30,--For
some uu.e past series Of atrocitiss. some
what similar to those committed by Jacx
the Ripper, has startled society here.
Several women belonging 70 the clsss Of
unfortunate have been found dead 10 their
beds. having been killed BY being strangled.
The police was for . long time unable to
obtain the least clue to the murderer, hut
the man has at last been found. Ills name
police for many years - . sconudrel of the
very worst class.
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DoeSsss upiou For bids q s,s,ks.

LONDON, Oct. 90.--The DockeSs Union
has issusd . manifesto forbidding any
strike on account Of the dock companies
pf0p0sed changes. The document expresses
conviction that the companies have no
intention Of enforcing lockout or depriv-
Ing the men Of the benefit secured to them
by the Mansion House agreement. Il says
IL any were uojustly dismissed. they must
complain TO the Union.
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LoADED COAL TRAIN


HUNTINGDON, Penn. Oct. 80 "A loaded
coal train, through misplaced switch, THU
morning. crashed through the Hotel Bruno,
wick and landed In the yards Of the Girard
Heuse and Jackson House, 300 feet avay.
The auests in the hotel rushed pell-mell
into the street in their night clothes The
loss to the Peonsyivsnia Railroad Com
pany's rolling stock will be e25 900.
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'R,ells b KnllrlsJ. Irsllld..-
Calsed bJ Bid Pu(atses.
Dvnl1. ocA M-Aa spIdsnic fever
pesveals In Killarney. Ths dassAss 10 ~
enssasd to shs uss Of bed potatoes.
Aeeaits Amsssea Prem Asy Desire 70
Iniuse Dcsland.

LonOoS, Oct. @.-sair Michael Hicks
Beach, Who presided over the hoard Of
trade. delivered speecA q Kilnairnock.
Scotland, today. exonefated America from
any desiIe 10 injuse England With lie new
new tari6 law. Similar attempts In the
past. be said, only expanded oar tsAds, Il is
nes liksly vs sheuid have to pat up shut-
ters nov. Heavy dssies On lin plases would
only hsA dcsrimsnt 10 the American fruit
trade. some change Ia the tariff vouid
tell distinctly IL our favor, such % freeing
rau sugar, which, bessdes giving impstss
70 the West Indian trade directly. you'd
oenent our trafe. We would be bensftsd
from increased trade With Canada. 90
long - we avoid labor troubles. and con-
tnue our endeavor 10 open new naskets.
We would have nothing 70 fear.
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Masoric Lodg, Officers Elected -
Building Ope a'ims- Mall Route
Charged.

Charged.
Especial To the KESNEBhc JouaxAL.1
LIvERMoRE FAILS, Oct. 80 --Asy lum
Lodge, No 1873, of Maso 's, at way5e, at q
recent m etins detailed the foIlosiag OH
GERS: W. NJ. j NJ. Pike; S. W, J. NJ.
Godiug; J. W.. L. X. Stu tevsni; Teas
urer, W NJ rsylor; Secretary, A. Man
ter; s. D, BeFj Ridley: J D., Thomas
Murch; Chaplain, Thos. Wing; Marshal,
C.E Wing; =. s y M. MouIton J. 8
+. Hubbard; Tyler, VIM. Folsom; install
ling Offictr, Past Master c W. Crosby =
Mr.. Geo. X. Currier. formerly chairman
Of the Board of Selec men for the town of
East Livermore has been appointed 10 q
cierkship IN the War Department At Wssh-
inston. Mr. and Mrs Curr,er left for that
poiat last week.
Since the Sevsll Brcs., sash and blind
manufacturer, also furnishess Of building
material, came to Livermore Falls from
Chestefviile. they have erected seven single
and five double tenement houses. Besides
these the Sewalls hae e erect, d tao nne
residence for their own occupancy.
The mail rout. through Fsye'te 10 to be
changed on Nov. l0'h. ,Ios.ead Of being
taken from Fayette Mills. the mail will be
received from East Livsrmore railroad
station to supply East Livermore Mills,
Fsyette Corner. North Fayeue and South
Chesterville post-offces.
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sou1HuRu cMvAL1Y.


CoLunsiA. 3. c.. ock 1o.-A special b
the Daily Register fPp1 TnmSasville.
says: Will Edmond II. Deas (colossd)
republican nominee fer Congress frua shis
dis.rics. vas add%s irs crowd Of negroes
touleht bic remark. xeited esrsain Tllnan-
ties. J. Gully lsss isev knife and spli1
Deas' nea b ri, - the saR and
would hsse III i'm buS fer Col. Nersis
wso insrf-'.d. :, ckson tufsed upon Nor
li'. Al sd his Il 4. cheek and Aackrd hin
Scruss his lsfs sidr, cutting clear through
his eis,hing and ippins ths skin. Dsas
bled pTofuseiy and il vas believed that be
woad die from the vound. Jsekson vss
arrested aud rs slessed On tl00 bond for his
sppeaance before the town csuncil next
Thufsday.
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The Treasury Department has directed
oil the customs Officers that before they
deliver any prepared opisn for smoking TO
the importer to sfBx the cussoms stamp,
stating date imported, name Of vessel, pors
from which II was imported, and 70 adlx
their own signatures.
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Impost Duties In the Congo Free
State,

BRussELs, Oct. 30 The Dutch govern
meDt has asked the Belgian government to
submit " the powevs which signed she
Congo treaties proposal that they Jointly
contribute fixed annual sum 70 make up
the amount which the Corgo State would
b. Ike 70 sscars through import duties snd
that in the mean time, ~ . SUBJ idiary
measure. the Congo State be authorized 70
collect duty Of 25 france per hectolitrs
on alcohol.
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Nsw YoRK. Oct 30.-R Springer &
Co., wholesale dealers in silk and vorsted
thought there 10 enough assets to psy the
judgement creditors. Isaac L. Falk 4
Co . manufacturers Of clothing. 69i Broad
vay. failed today. The 6rm's lawyers
say the iishiiitiss ase about e2s0.0c0 The
assets consist chiefly of out standing bills
and some stock.
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Maine Postal Mattsrs,

The following chanses in the postol SER
vice 10 Maine are announced:
Route 406. leland Falls to Mscwahoc.
Leave Island Falls Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 8 80 A. N. Arrive At Mac
wahoc by z. M. Leave Macwahoc Tues
day, Thufsdsy AMI saturday At l045 A. M.
Arrive as Island Falls by SIS p. n. Adopt
lmmed stely.
Route 40s. Kipgmsn to Macwahoc
Leave Kingman daily except Sunday At
A. n. or on arrival Of train. Arrive at
Macwshoc In Il houfs. Leave Macwahoc
caily except Sunday at 10 r. M. Ar.
rive at Kingman BY 245 p. n. Adopt
immediately.
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tn. U DION Pacific is Al Eight.

OMAHA, Oct. 30.--Wi,h regard 70 th,
recent stories Of the bad condition Of ID,
Union Pacific. President Adams sai'
last night: "Tbey are malicious AMI
originated With rome oficials recently
dischsrsed from the conpasy's service
| have jist been over The main lin,
from Ogien TO Omshs ant it 10 in . fa
better ply steal con ition than ever saw il
The cond ton Of the Oregon Short 10 70
s, good, but Vi b new ties, which are btin(
laid - rapidly ~ possible. the road will b,
IN propsr shape by December. After Z
careful exsmiusti n, am satisfied that the
Onl, thing the Union Pacific 10 now suffer
iag from is plethora of riches"
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stfains and xtsfnsl 10 jui>s sss the chic
cassss Of weak snkIes ssd joinss. Dy ~
free nee Of Salvation Oil . cure viii b
effected in shess ans.
ssAsd there vas aask ball ttas night,
yss. sod they ksps is up pretty lively 80
nesn'ns. Zoe sse Ekey ssssat a1Fs1A u
~ sasiy frsss-knovinS thas ~ - drug
aises kssp supplied viii d.. Bu1l,s CeaGl
oyup, Tie ed reliable slasdby..
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sp..k.r Reed at Adrian. A1.ohisaa

DETROIT. Oct. 3O.-Hon. T. B. Reed
msde his first speech in Michigan at Adrian
thi. afternoon, before . large and enthusi-
a,tic audience. His remarks were almost
exclusively cor fined to the tariff question
ard the effect Of the Mckinley bll'. He
declared the work Of tie last Cor gress vas
the best and greatest Of all proceeding
ones ~ none other had dared to throw down
the gaun'l.t as this one had done in psssine
the tariff bill 10 the face of 40 impending
election.
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A vssnnt hiss besa isssed assinss De
persou susppcssA 81 havise ~ 1ss - -
builaines sl Rssy Iusbsah q Rslnyss,
and sn slfsse vill Be nade q oscs.
IN the Pencbscot 3. J. cosrr u BAnguy
the case SoA ~ nniae. - ish1ma9se of
Chaslee E LiN1sas1a. v. on fbsa1 1Eides
Ccspcsstioa. vss givsa 70 ths jury late
Wsdsesdsy azfesaeen- 1hs jsfy fsd thst
shs dsfsa6ast.' hsides - esvxsssd - The
0nes us6ss 0se. .. CAsyopf ], - - ~
vass - spseisl isvs Of I81S. b fesssa
Il - dsfs ndaDss' fa1lse = bsiA . heiiss
acsuss - Rsss1scss Riv9 - - OF
Tovn fs1ls, mt1s seSn Il Oh TbsH, q
prssias1 bgpka,ser SO = ~ utsab -
special laws q lsle-
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The following Maine pensions have been
granted;
Original. Henry P.k.r, h., Bangor
George II. Smith. Houlton: George r.
Hunt, Auburn; Charles Grover, Albany
Charles II. Lee. Brunswick; Benjamin l.
B'iggs. Caribou; d +. Miles, Hutson
Thomas A. Hodgdon. Franklin Joseph W
Dow, Biddeford; y. p. Folsom. Sprague
Mile; Levi X. Bigelov, SmithHeid; Rufus
A. Smith, Dayton; Israel Foster, Knights
vile; John Eastmsn. Dsmariscotta; Henry
Peaooay. Gardiner; John. father Of Ei-
bridge Decker, Danforth; Sarah, widow Of
james Allen, Portland; Josiah, father Of
Josish Avery, Jr., Riverside.
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oUPRna1H JUDICIAL CoUnf.
". B. CHoArs, Clerk.
@. r. 6fsvsHs. Sheriff.
Reel SnIrH, Reporter.
THURSDAY, Oct. 30,


-Knowlton ". City Of Augusta. The trial
Of this case occupied the eatrs day. The
defense claims that the construction Of the
street At the place where the accident oc.
CURED VS. reasonably safe and conveniens,
and that the smbankment on the west sids
Of the Travelled way vss not % sssep ~
10 Be . deft Ct and further, that the electric
light vas 90 located - TO light up the en-
tire street st the point Of the accident. II
10 claimed also that the fact thas the tea@
vss hitched ct the side Of The street in such
. manner ~ NOS 70 leave sufficient room for
the plain'i6 70 pace without going over the
embaDkment vss . contributing came and
therefore the city 10 not liable.
Argument for defendant dlishei. Cont
Gomez 10 ss 0 o'clock this morning.
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Hsoaneoo Ao01cto0 fos Foegery.
PLInouTH. Macs. Oct 30.-Tbe Grand
Jury today found bill sgsinst c. W. X, b.
inson Of Bfockton. for forgery.
Dseisiens Of Importance to Our F.sh-
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WSsckaee Adsift at 0ea.

Providence, Oct. 30.-The British
brig Venice, arrived from Turk's Island,
Oct. "a, At p. N. and in lat. 39 %, long
70. 20 passed . vessers stern With vhe el
and cabin house. There was nothing to
lead to the identification.
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It Was a Small Blsxs at cas.ins

CAsrIsE, Oct. 80, -Tuesday night at
o'clock the shed part of the house belong
irg to Mr.. David Sawyer, situated on Main
street, took Ere, but the prompt action of
the fire do p srtmeut saved = big FIRE. ~ .
brisk Wind sss blowing. Mr.. sawyer 10 at
sea with the schooner Baltic and bis family
10 at Castne. The loss is about $50 which
/. covered by insurar ce. The origin of the
fire is said 20 be incendiary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31
The Lace Makers Cot Most Of Their
Dsmauds.

CALAIS, France, Oct 30.-Tbe striking
employees Of the lace factories have secured
the bulk of their demands, their employ
ers' concessions being embodied in an
agreement signed today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

NEW Yosx, Oct. 30.-The British s.esm-
er Newfoundland. bound to Quebec from
Norfolk with csrgo Of coal, arrived here
todsy in i king condition. When 200
miles ont from Sandy Hook durirg heavy
gale, the vessel sprung leak.