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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
Failure of "A Grocery House.

The grocery house Of Davis. Murphy &
Co., of Lawrence. Mass. has assigned TO
II. X. Webster. of Lawrence. It's expected
that the creditors will be paid in full.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
For a succersor 10 Loo XIII.

The Pope is said to DO bringing all his
influence to bear upon the College Of Car
dlnas to secure the election Of the Arch
bishop OF Napoli as his successor to tho
papacy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
burned by a Furnace Explosion.

-Four Hungarians were seriously bu' ned
by the explosion OF furnace in the Edgar
Thomson steel works at Braddock. Pa.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
A Nebraska Clothing Failure.

George W. S. Emmons. "a clothier at Lin
coin, Neb. has failed. His liabilities are
Sos, 900 and his assets S750)J.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
Destructive Prairie Fires

Destructive prairie fires have been raging
in South Dakota. The fires were started by
Indians. who have been arrested.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
VALUABLE FIND IN a SILVER MINE.
1t Is believed IL May Dcpress the Market
Value of Silver.

Value of silver.
dispatch from Baker. Mont. says that
one Of the richest strikes ever known in
that camp has been made in the May and
Edna mine. The night wotkmen broke into
a lead Of solid carbonate and galena They
have gone in twenty feet and are still In
ore. The lead is so remarkable that IL Is
believed it may depress the market value OF
sflvsr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07

The great geological map of France,
commenced in 1852, has just been oom-
pleted, making forty-eight sheets.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07
nm Move Missnnri,s Cnnitnl

1t lis reported that a movement is on foot
TO have the capital OF Missouri moved from
jefferson City to Sedalia.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07

VIII Buy the Alton and Tcrre Haute Line.
1t is reported at New York that the Big
-Four" will purchase the Alton and Terre
Haute Line for S1O.OO0.OO0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Business Matters for the Week.

New York, April IS.-R. G. Dan &
Cos weekly review of trade says. A
season Of extraordinary speculation hls Q t
in While helped by some considerations
affecting the supply or demands for pro-
ducts, .uch as il jury to wheat, it is mainly
III. result of the proposed 81 yer legislation
which is ,xpected to expand the monetary
system enormously and to lift prices at
once. Grain, pork. produce, cotton, oil
and sugar have advanced. the latter in
spite Of the proposal to remove the duty ;
space inmber also in spite of the RAPIDLY
Increasing interruption of building by eight
hour strikes.
General average prices for commodities
has advancs d ! of one per cent in week !.
IL per cent in three weeks. Reports Of
trades, are Influenced rather by prices ct
which the goods are sold than BY the volume
Of business transacted, and is uniformly
more cheerful. There continues evidence
OF an actual increase over last year in the
volume of business transacted.
Failures the past 7 days, as reported to
Dun and Russell agencies number for the
United States 1871. The correspo- ding
week last year there were 2ll failures in
thu United States.
Business failures reported to Bradstreet>
number l66 in the United States this week
against l57 last week and 19l this week
lat year. Canada hs 4 90 this week, against
33 last week. The total number of failures
in the United States from Jan. !, to date is
1881 against ,O64 in = like portion Of
1859
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
BASE BALL.
A Large Crowd Witnesses tho Fast
Day Game Between tho Bowdoins
aud Boston Brother hood

PORTLAND, April 1.-THE game here
today between the Bowdoins aud Boston
Brotherhood team was attended by crow
Of nearly 8 900 people. Considering the
lack of practice by the Bowdoius and the
great strength Of their opponents, the show
lng made by them was an excellent one.
and their many friends believe that they
will make good record this summer.
They are vastly stronger than they were
last year. Captain K.llys men received a
warm welcome from the crowd in attend
an ,e nearly all of whom were Brotherhood
ympiibizsrs. Madden came in for a
large share of attention. his admirers pre-
senii'g him during the game with a gold
watch and diamond ring. lie pitched a
fine game. For BJwdoin the best Fl ding
was done by Freeman, Packard, II lton
and Spriag. Fish caught superbly. Bur
high pitched a strong game and bothered
the B)s'on batsmen considerably, only one
Of the first seventeen runs made Of his d..
livery being earned. Below 10 the tabu-
lated score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

Sky railroads we're investigated ~ rep
res. ntative roads There are 10 the United
States 800 railroad corporations hut the
railroad business is performed By 600 opar-
ating roads. The railroads of the country
have \ mileage of 1853 400 miles and EN-
ploy Gs9,912 persons. OF operating roads,
317 prohibit the use of Intoxicating liquors
and others regulate its use among employees
in one form or another. Only rs railroads
furnish dwelling houses for employee, but
upwards of l50 furnish section hands With
lodgings when away from their homes.
Nineteen roads maintain beneficiary ins,i.
tu'ions to which men and corporations both
contribute. These institutions help those
Who are disabled and families Of those who
lose those lives in services. Many rail
roads contribute towards support OF bene-
dciary institutions established for the
benefit Of th-ir men. while others pay the
expenses Of injured employees.
About 800 of the operating railroads
either pension permanently disabled en-
pl' 70, or retain them In their service Of
l'ght duty. goodly number Of railroads
maintain libraries and reading rooms. and
quite q number of the roads msintsin tech
Dical schools for the education of their
employees.
Commissioner Wright discusses at some
leng h What be believes TO be An absurdity,
a rule prevailing in Europe and America,
which prohibits an injured employe from
recovering damages from his employ er
when the Injury is the result of negligence
or the undtness Of co employe. England.
Alabama arc Massachusetts have enacted
lsws nvnviJiru thai tho defspso ~ 600 m
pioy ment shall not be held - good defense.
while the other States Of the Union have in
some degree modified the severity Of the
common Law rule. The Commissioner
shows that the tendency. not only Of legis
latures. but Of courts. 10 to modify the
harshness of the rule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
rhs Strike Spreading = Conflicts Be
tween Strikers and Soldiers.

vienna. April Is strikers in ostrau
are attacking factories iu that vicinity.
damaging bxildiuss and compelling those At
work 70 desist under threats Of violence.
In Polnische Ostrau . collision occurred
today between strikers aud troops The
soldiers charged on the mob and ght strik.
ers were wounded. The O.trau strike wac
intended TO start May l. but WAS precipi.
tsted by . parish priest denouaciny May
Day demonstrations.
A .sration at Neu Sandec, Austrian.
Gslicis. destroyed l30 houses The hrs
originated in the jewish quarter Of the
town and 10 believed to have been incen.
diary. The strike has extended to all the
industrial centres, Sixty persons arrested
At Wiitko~itz. yesterday, attacked aud
wounded two sentries during the night and
20 escaped. The strikers are Without
leaders. and negotiations are impossible.
Coal 10 becoming scarce aud taers are
fears Of famine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

RiVal Sherids After Possession
Of a Factory.
Crazy Woman nurders 1Io Children
and Cfemates Herself With Them.
Baton Rouge Threateped BY Water
Evenirg Posts Libel Suits.

NEw HAVEN, Ct. April lS-The CON-
plicated leg,i troubles which have involved
the Miles fertilizing Company at Milford.
Conn.,. for the past two years. nearly led to
rist last night. Yesterday Sheriff Higgins
Of this cits. armed With an attachment to
repievia a large quantity of phos ahate. and
accompanied BY Is Italians. visited the
factory. deposed Sheriff Bradley and the
other keepers. and took possession of the
property. Early this morning Sheriff
Bradley With force Of 20 Milford hackers
rsided the factory aud after = sharp skir-
mi.h succeeded in routing Sheriff Higgins
ard his Italians. During the melee come
of The men were roughly handled. many
being bai lily bruised and pounded. This
af'erioon snoiher irjunction was issued
restrsining sheriff Bradley. Sheriff His-
gins will endeavor to reeapture the factory
sgsin tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. VIM p. Whitehouse. judge
Presiding.

q T. STEVENS. Sheriff.
L. T. CARLETON County Attorney.
W. \. CMnArk. Clerk.
+. A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
FRIDAY. April 10.
Ia the cases Of the two liquor indics-
ments found ai this term agsinst l.. J.
Cote Of Waterville. the demurrers filed
we're Withdrawn and the respondent vac
fned e2o2 which he paid. The demurrers
were also Withdrawn in the four cases
against Charles Simpson OF Waterville,
found at this term, and the respondent was
fned $500, viii h he paid.
Fred Boynton, on an old liquor case,
pad s74.
William Young Of Waterviile, vas
brought in on = csp'as. char.ei with con-
tempt Of court in failing to obey a sum
mons to sppear before the grand jury aud
give evidence in a lqur pros, cution.
Young had no excuse TO offer except that
he was influenced TO go away bya Water
vile policeman and the party sgainN wbom
it WAS supposed he would testify. lie was
sentenced to a fine Of go or 80 days 10
jail COMMITTED.
Silas z. ia ,kson vs. Cherries G. Robin.
son and joseph kohinson, "a. l.. r.
Carleton and T'tcomb & Titcomb for plain
til; +. +. Southland for defendants. This
Is an ACTION of Assumpsit on promissory
note, dared Nov. 10. 1880, for 1894 3G,
given by Stephen Robinson and signed BY
the defendants ssu,eties. The defend
ants admit their signatures, but plead IN
defence the statue Of limitations. The
plaintiff claims that the statute Of limita-
iipns does not apply because Of = pay mens
OF $50 made Jan. 8, 1856 and which sp.
pears endorsed on the note, and which. he
claims. vas made bv the defendants The
defendants deny that il was made by them
and claim that they kne~ nothing sbou, it.
The case was given TO the jury nt o n'clo K.
and at six they rendered a veriict for the
defendants.
There being no further cases to be sub
nited to the jury this term. they we're
drcharged finally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

There 10 no longer doubt that construc-
ton of the Shore Line Railroad will be
commenced this year. A railway bridge
in Calais across the st. Croix river Ia the
next thing to he obtained The G and
Southern managers are determined to have
it.-Calais Times.
The extension Of the Maine Central svs-
TEN to Dover and Foxcrof, has 81 increased
tn business # the rrarcl that more 81 e
track has been male nece -sary at Ne sport,
and it will be laii at once. Still further
increase in the business Is sure to be no
ticeahle when the summer travel start. to
the Mooss head Lake Piseafaquis
Obserrer.
sThe N B r r. received $40 900 for
freight charges on the ou,~art freigh, sen,
from Caribou station during the month of
March, and $500 OF freight received
During the same month sI 00S 90 was he
.um received from the ssl. Of railroad
tickets. This was fair month, hu.ine.
for the railroad company ard proves that
Carbon is one Of the coming town. Of
Eastern Maine.--Aroosfook Republicans
There vas 4 large attendance a. the an.
nusI meeting of the Phillip. and Rsngeley
Railroad, and much enthusiasm over the
prospects of the eariv building of the new
road to R,ngeley. 1t vas voted to FIX the
number of directors at nine AMI the f'llov.
ing we're elected; II. +. ClJ..on. Calvin
Putnam, Weston Lswis. A. Gilman.
George L. Goodsi,, Luher Nj. Heber
Bishop, W. A. Rch and A. W Spea-
The direc ors chose for President. II p.
Closson; Ckrk and Treasurer, Fremont f.
Timberiake; Manager. William A. Rich
The offic .rs meet in Portland next week 10
COZ fer With the Maine Central Railroad
officials and avarl the contract for bu lding
the ros1.
The New Eng'a7d Association Of General
Ticket Agents of the combined railro,d .ys-
TEN Of New Eag and have made the follow.
ing rates for the National Eacsmpment
From points 200 miles or more
di,tsnt from Boston, one limited fare
for the round trip, good inward bound Au
gust 7 to 12 inclusive. good out sayd bound
August IL TO Is inclusive with privilege IT
extension to not later than Sep.emser 80.
under similar lndirions TO those in effect
for the National E Eacsmpment in Milwaukee
IL 1850. FROM points within . circui, of
400 miles and outside a limit Of 80 miles.
three cents . mile, one .sy distance, but in
no case less than one fare for the round
trip. it being understood that the rates from
intermediate points shail not be higher than
the rates from poin,s beyond on the same
line. Within the so mile limit. the mini
mum excursion rate will be 81 the conditions
for the .ale Of tickets to be settled by the
lines in compe etiuon"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
GUNNER RESORTS.

Another new summer resort has entered
t1e lists on the coast. This is Dark Hsrbor
10 the town Of Islesboro. and the II,prov, =
p-ovement Company which has the place 10
cnarge, is going 10 ork in eai nest 70 make
1t attractive.
There are to be additional facilities BY
raj and water for reaching Sullivan this
season. 1t is propOssd 10 run six.hosss
t,ly-h coach from Sullivan to Sorrento
during the season, and more frequent
steamer trips gill be run between Bar Hsr-
bpr and Sullivan Hsrbof and Sorrento.
The Manor Inn" will be in charge Of an
expsrisnt ed hotel man, 10 come ction With
the Swiss cafe Tvo new cottages will be
built At Sullivan early this season, ard On
e6srt will be made to market several lots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
The Southern War Claims Bill before
the House.

Cannon Of Illinois submirted the dis.
agreeing conference report upon the Ma.
tionaI Z)o bill. The report having been
agreed to, Cannon moved the House insist
upon its amendment. which requires that
the District of Columbia bear hall the bur
den OF the expense Of the maintenance of
the park. Agreed to.
The House went into committee on the
whole on the private calendar. The court
claims bill was first on the calendar, the
pending motion being on the resolution to
report the bill ba X with recommendation
that it be referred to the committee on
rules for investigation of the status of the
measure in connection with the rules of the
House. Resolution lost.
The next question vas on = point of
or sr raised by Kerr of Iowa that the CON-
mittee on var claims had no Jurisdiction Of
the bill. This point was overruled.
Thomas offered . resolution that the bill
be reported back to the House with the
recommendation that it be recommitted,
with instructions to the cOhmittee on war
claims to inquire into the loyalty Of each
claimant. Thomss stated that the bill con-
tanned 2s5 claims based on pretended fud
ing OF court claims. OF this number 6
cases where there had beer no anding wer.
transmitted te Congress. 10 l76 cases the
usual meth.d of sscertaining The loyalty of
the parties had not been followed. The
committee on war clais,; had buncbed
these 2s5 claims together without exsmina-
ton or invt stigation.
The Secretary of war had transmitted to
the committee since the Till was reported,
. statement showing that in 81 cases the
claim .nts had filed vouchers for supplies
furnished the con tederste army, or sub
scribed to the confederate loan, or done
some other thing indicating disloyalty.
Thomas asserted that the attorneys
charged with efense Of the United States
before the court of claims against these
clsims we're responsible and blamesble.
McComas proposed the postponement of
the bill for t4o weeks.
Hopkins of Illinois thought the PROPOSE
ton unfair. The only way in which the bill
could bs thoroughly Investigated was to re-
commit it.
McComas moved a resolutisn to recon-
NIT the bill, with instructions to the com
miuee to report it back within two weeks,
and that the bill be placed at the head of
the calendar. Agreed to and the resolution
was reported to the House.
Grosvenor iaised . point Of order agAins.
the resolution and the Speaker ruled the
resolution out of order. The bill there
fore went back to the calendar.
The House then, at 5, took q ecess until
8 O. clock.
The House at the evening session passed
SO private pension bills and at 10 80 ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
n ARKEr REPORTS.
Portland Markart.

PokTtASD, April IL.
FLoUR-Sup@rnne and lo- grades, ~ 0ont q;
spring and Ax spring, - S0nt NJ, patent spring
wheAts, o. 50aS IS. Mich. straight roller, $lst{.
clear do, s+s,nS 10 st. Loui. straight ro u o..
70 clear 10. - 71a5 %. winter wheat pate nts,
e5jast.
fKoDUcg.--Cape crsnberri.s. on ooa61 90; pee
beans. ~ vHz o.. medium, o. 75ai 81; u. rman
med, " III u 70. yellow eyes, " 75a3 10, Cal pes
beans ~ 0oal 70. iri-h p.taioe. per bu.. ?.As0c;
flOfIda sweet. % 50x 400. oaion., o. 50.
GkAIs-H mixed c. m. Rat7c, n.~ corn. ooa
0oc. corn, bsg io'.. " t.e. meal. bag lots. ssa+sc
oats. car lots, 36t87c, ba2 lots, 3ss qc: cotton
seed. car lots. el3 DoaAt o. do bag ~ ~ IA co. do
sacked bran, car lots, 10 0al0 -, do bag, 20 OOa
u %.
fgOvfsioSs-Porh,b backs, Ga D,ai+ %; elsas.
el2 a6s 10 70; short cuts, tiI SAI3 Is, beef, sx
mess ~ bIas % piaie, - cDay %, plate, % "
~ 80. lard. tubs, per ID, si,7c, tisfces, slA7c:
p.s. 7Aloc hams. per lb. loaioic. do covered. lzs
fouLrKr-Tmtey.. 2o~zac; ,prins chickens.
i9a2bc fowls, IeA ise, ducks, Umtsc.
bUsAk.-tirxnuiAisdp per ID. stc, extra g, %.
bEEDs.-kss toy, o. bal -. Timothy seed.
ei SAl 20, Cioser, 7al2lc.
CHEEsE. - vermont, IZlai3ic: n r. fxet0yv
iiAsl2,c, sage, Klai3ie.
buTTEE,--Creaiorrv Der ID. .0tz,c; xilt edse VI.
iS.ze. choice, iS0"ci good. ital5c. store, I0A To-
kfSt,s.-basterD extra. 1tai5c. CAnadn and
Western O,sGD, iifned, 6O4f1c
hrSLks-Es'ins per bb. - tDa5 %; coohiss.
- %, evapDra'ed per ID. Sisiic, do new, w 100.
LgMoSs-falerno. 00sD; M~ssinA, - is,.4 %; /;
MaIzgas, t0hsiL.
OkAs0Es-Jsmaica,o ooa0o; Valencia, ~ ia; q |:
Messtns. 0sshb. tl",ds ~ H~s ~
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
New Mexico Tanb to Be q
State.
Southern Var Claims Blu Comes Before
The Holss.
Annual Report Of Cc0missioner OF
Railroad Labor Statistics.

WAsHrscrox. April Is "A bill vas in.
trodueed in the Senate for the admission oi
Mes Mexico into the Union.
Dolph moved to proceed to executive
busioess.
Hsxley said be hsd givea notice two OF
three timea that be woald call up the bill
concerning the infeFnatioaai exposition
and iha, he vas bound to pRess il. And
ssksd plamb to allow his NJ TO lie over
until the Senate considered this exhibition
bill After come debate vote vas taken
on Dolphs motion. agreed to, all negative
votes coming from Republ leans.
The doors were then closed and we're
reopened At so and legislative busins %
resumed. The Senate bill increasing the
pension to the widow Of Gen. Milroy. to
SIS Tonih, was passed.
IL vas agreed to consider Immediately
after the morning business on MoRday
ns sxt. House bill to provide for celebrating z
the 400th anniversary Of the discovery OF
America by Christopher Columbus, by
holding an international exhibition of arts,
industries, manufactures, and products of
the soil mine and Sea, in the city Of Chics-
gor, Sta Of Illinois.
Blair asked unanimous consent to take
from the calendar ard pass Senate bill sp.
propriating S50,0O0 for . monument to
Gen. Stark Al Manchester. N. H.
Coekrell objected.
At 8 80 the Senate adjourned till tomor-
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Russell W. Eaton. Maine State Col
lege, -, the nesIy elec'ed agent Of the
Cabot Company. Brunswick, was formerly
Superintendent of the Merchants Manu-
featuring Co.. Montreal
Mr.. Arthur W. Merrill. Bowdoin. 81, for
merIy Assistant Bank Examiner urder Ex-
aminer Richards. has been admitted to the
practice of law by Judge Walton. after q
thorough and very sali factory examic alton
Mr. G. W. Gup'iil. one Of the most es.
teemed citizens OF Cornish and . gentleman
widei' kao~n ia select circles for his q ne
.cholarsh p and high literary attainments .,
is dangerously i'll. He 10 about eighty
years of age.
Mr.. Berjsmin F. S,urtevant, widely
known as the inventor and manufacturer
of steam blowers. died at J.maica Plains.
M., April II. from apoplsxy. He vas
born in Sorridfe rock. Me-, in 1888. His
gifts - philsn'hropic objects during his life
aggregated $3.50, 600. He vas the Probi.
biuon candidate for lieutenant governor
last year. His wife and tso daughters sur
vive.
aF . ~ c1I"nfi VI SkOSuexxn CoW
plesed his twenty years in the employ Of
the Maine Central Railroad Company
Tuesday last. His specially Is wa-er tank.
aud fixtures. He has Travelled over every
inch of the road many TINES and some parts
OF it msuy times each year. Hs long en-
ploymeat BY this company. to those 10 d.
not know him, attss,s his fsithfulness; to
those Who do know lin such attessasion i.
not necessary.
Chief Justice Melvin ". Fuller. in ,
10 ter to Chicsso paper. thus describe,
his first speech in public: Il think my Gre
stsespt st public speaking vas in Septem
Der. 1889, .: Pierce and King mass ness
ing held in Auausts. Ne. and Of which Al
account wss given In the Boston Post cl
that dAf The nsetins VS. called By th.
Bowdoia College Granite Club. sni mad
the opening. Morrill,. Bradoury, Hamlin
Souie, Dix and John Van Baren spoks
md oossrnoe Hubbard prssidsd."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
RICHMOND.

Arthur Anderson. while cunning, Thurs
day. was badly cut on the face by his gun
kicking hen 6red Doctor Libby found
four stitches nece ssary to close the wound.
Samuel Odiorne. an old ard respected d
citizen of r chmond, died Thursday, after
an illness of about four weeks. aged 66.
The funera! will be held Sunday.
The stesmer Blonde which has been, pur
CHASED by Messrs. Reed AID Heweti, ~as
towed to Bath, Friday, for rep4irs. Fred
Rowe piist her and Al Grover will fact A.
engineer this summer
Charles Rowe is building . large derrick
for use at Reed. Ledge. this summer.
The cutters at Caldwell & Libby's shop
began work Friday. The stitching room
outfit will be mov.d d ne II week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19

CHICAGO, April lS.-A meeting between
repre- esentsl'es of the new boss carpenters
association and striking carpenters was
held here today, with view TO arranging
terms by which about 3 500 men might
be put a. work. Adj 'urrment without
reaching conclusion WAS taken until tomor-
row evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
Bad Condition OF South Boston In.
sane Asyium

BosroS, April IS The Globe will print
tomorrow an sr icle shoSing the bad con-
dition Of things at the South Boston insane
asy lum. There are nearly Zoo inmaie.,
and the bull ling was originally inten led
for only half that number The FIRE es-
cspes are so arranged tha, in case Of FIRE it
would be utterly impossible for the inmates
to make use of them. There are no charges
made against any of the officers.