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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
THE OHIO CONTEST.
Btce Meets with Obstacles Baker
Viewed a. 4 Compromise Candi
date

CoLuMBrs, Ohio. Jan. 3 There 10 NO
appreciAble change in tn relative strength
of senatorial Candidates. An effort was
made early in the day to create q sensation
in business way by trying to force Calvin
S. Brice to settlement In connection with
the old Lake Erie and Western Railway.
Brice has been president Of the Lake Erie
and Western Railway since before reorgan-
iKstiOn. v. c. Ward. local ticket broker,
called on him today and presented coupon
tickets, nearly four hundred of which he
said had been repudiated, demanding a set
tlement.
Brice replied he knew nothing about it !;
that if Ward had 4 claim and should bring
suit a proper settlement would follow
The tickets were sold at cut rates prices
by the president Of the old Lake Erie L
Western road, and during the rate var they
were repudiatsd by the receiver appointed
after they were sold. The tickets were
held until the rates were restored and then
put on the market. Judge Gresham later
issued an order that they should not be &C.
cepted for passage.
Friends of Brice pay little attention to
the performance of Ward, Charles W.
Baker Of Cincinnati being viewed A. good
compromise candidate. The House and
Senate csucuses will be held tomorrow
morning for the nomination Of candidates
for Office in either branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
condemned DISPATCHES.


the current Topics OF the Day.
Four hundred sick with the La Grippe At
Do'e'' N' !"
open gambling has ceased In Chicago
Tor the present
Ex-senator +. G. Lapham Of Cansndai-
qua, 10 dangerously i'll.
The death rate in New York city vss 22o
Friday. Something unhesrd Of Nj this sea
son.
r.. ,,
xh;nh ."n, -o az. ,ha N...s.. Pes' Nv. ."u "n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
STATE HOUSE MArfRns.

Notice has been issued from the Secretary
Of States ofice notifying the committee to
examine the Tressurcr's accounts. thai
these will be ready for examination Thurs
day, Jan. l%th.
Commissions 70 solemniIe marriaesl
have been issued during the month Of De.
cember to the following ministers: Aussiu
Isaac Davis. Saco; Albert Leach, Friend
ship; Robert J. Murray, Presque Isle; +.
X. BEEN, Livermore falls; Thomas Nc
Kee Brown. New York City; Beverley
vidiso, MachiaspOrt; VIM. A. Taylor.
Pisssfeld; VIM. T. Jordan. Deering; G.
s. Chase, Springvals; J. @. Merrill. Port.
land.
The following corporations were aled q,
the Secretary Of States ONCE yesterday.
North Guilford Butter Factory Company
Once At North Guildford, Me. Capital
stock, el, 600; paid in, nothing; par value
shares. go. President. 8. d. Rice +;
Treasurer. c. W. Ellis. Business 70 be
prosecuted. the establishing Of . button
factory.
l.. c. Base Manufacturing Company
Principal ONCE. Guilford. Me. Capital
stock. $50, 900; paid In. nothing; par value
shares. 800. PRECEDENT. Henry Hudson !;
Treasurer. z. L. Turner. Business to be
prosecuted. to purchase site. erect build
ings, and all business pertaining 70 wood
turning.
Abbot Village Manufacturing Company.
Principal Office, Abbot, Ne. Capital stock,
o., 600; paid in. $50; par value shAres,
$40. President, jesse Barber; Treasurer,
Charles Foss. Business TO be prosecuted,
manufacture Of woolen goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The launching of Sewall's ship, the Rap
pshannock. at Bath, has been postponed to
Monday on account of low tides.
Arthur Dutch Of Vinalhaven, employed
by the Bodwell Granite Co. at Rockland
while loading q wagon, on Jan. 2. was hit
by the scales and his jawbone broken. Sew
eral teeth we're knocked out and his spine
was injured.
Over 300 deeds have been given to the
NADIA raska settlers. These settlers are all
of French birth. Some came from Ar
cadia. Nova Scotia, and others from Can
ada. They are rapidly improving in theii
methods Of farming and many of them are
acquiring a competency. new road has
been built, forty-tvo miles long, under the
direction of the County Commissioners
from Caribou through New Sweden and
other towns to Fort Kent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
MACHIAs SCHOONER SUNK
Sprung a Leak Six Miles off Thact
ers Island.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Jan. S-Schoenel
Reno, of and for Mschas from Boston
light, sprung q leak today six miles from
Thacher's Island. Between Thacher's ant
Eastern Point she filled and capsized The
crew were taken off by the schooner Admira
and landed here tonight. She WAS 1872 tons
built at East Machas in 1862, and ownet
By Messrs. Inglee and others of that place
When abandoned, her topmast was out Of
water with lantern attached to it. The
steamer Startle has gone in search of her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

elder Of the Rockland district. died Frids,
aged 81 years.

elder Of the Rockland district. died Friday
aged 81 years.
The twentieth anniversary Of the mar
riAse Of Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Greere Of
Cumberland Centre. vas cels brated by his
Pensioners Monday.
Ata meeting Of the Sassdahoc Board OF
County Commissioners holden Wednesday
Hon. Robe. W Carr of Bovdoinham VA
designAted - chairman for 1890.
Lillian l. Smith Of Litchfeld Corner
who has been teaching in Bellevue, Iowa,
has been elected lady principal Of For,
Dodge Collegiate Institute in the same
State, and will commence her new duties
with the new year.
Intelligence has been received Of the
death in Brookline, Msss-, Tuesday, OF
Mr.. Samuel II. Do,en. member Of the firm
Of s. II. & A. r. Doien, the well-known
lumber and milling firm of Portland. He
vas 55 years Of age.
The Arrangement by vi hich the New York
morning papers are received at O'Clock,
instead of at 8. as heretofore, is due to
W. II Bigelow, superintendent of the rail
way mail service. and to Chief Clerk K J
Halle a, the Portland Office -Portiaa nd
Press
Mrs. Thomas P. Shaw, Mrs. Gardiner c.
Vose and Miss Ellen W. Allen have given
$3.50 to the Maine General Hospital to
support = free bed for the year 1890. in
memory Of their father, Col Darius Alden.
Preference Of use 10 given to Maine Cen.
tral employees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
SERIOUS STRIKE
OF Freight Conductors and Biakemen
In Indiana.
Strike Spreading and Now Involves
the Macksy System.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan, 3.-The situation
in the freight conductors and brskemens .
strike on the Evansville & Terre Haute and
the Evansville & indianapolis railways have
become more serious than at any time since
its Inauguration. The employees on the
Peoria. Decatur L Evansville road Joined
the strikers yesterday afternoon, and one
of the representatives of the committee at
this point who was sent to arrange for the
addition of the Evansville, Louisville &
st. Louis employees returned from Hunting
ton this morning, where an agreement was
signed by the employees of the Air Line to
join in the strike upon receipt Of the orders
which will be issued this morning. This
involves the entire Mackey system. Every
thing is quiet about the yards here. All
freight handlers and clerical force In the
freight depot are laid of until business is
resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
WHEN GOING TO PRnss
A Vermont Editor 10 Arrested for
Publishing Articles About the States
Attorney.

BENNINGTON, VT, Jan. 3.-Hon. Orion
VI. Barber, States Attorney, for Benning-
ton county, tonight commenced proceed
ings against James II. Livingston. editor
Of the Reformer, (newspaper), the writ
claiming $4,000 and was served by attach
ing the office just as the Reformer was 60
ing to press. The Office is closed and the
paper in the hand of the sheriff.
About an hour later another writ for
$1,000 damages served upon the editor of
the Reformer by arresting his body. Liv-
ingston obtained surety and 10 At liberty.
The proceedings are based upon articles
published in the Reformer relative to Bar
boris administration Of States Attorney
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
TRAINS COLLIDE
On the Panama Railroad Engineers
Mortally Hurt. OtheIs Injured.

PANAMA, Jan. S.--A collision occurred
last evening at San Psbsio, on the Psna-
ma railroad, A special having on board
A. l.. Rlves general superinteud Of the
road, ran into n freight train. The en-
sineers of both trains are believed TO BE-
mortally wounded and Rives and six other
persons are more Or less severely Injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
CRITICAL CONDITION
In Which Congressman Kelley Now
Lies from Cancer on the Jaw.

The Star, this afternoon. says the con
dition Of Representative William d. Kelley
of Pennsylvania is extremely critical. The
cancer on his jaw is rapidly spreading into
bis throat and he can only speak in vhis-
pers, and then not without pain. The
swallowing of nourishment is . matter OF
considerable difficulty. Judge Kelley.
daughter wanted to take him home. but his
condition yesterday vas such that the re-
movai vas regarded impossible by the
ply ysicians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
FOREIGN intelligence
Five Hundred Chinese and For
mOSalS Killed in Battle.
Ceremonies Attending the Funeral Of
Bfalils EX.EmpreSS.


oroxro. Jan. S.-The remains Of the
ex-Empres Of Brazil was removed today
to Lapa church. The bier Was covered
With beautiful wreaths. An imposing cor
tese followed the body 10 the church. The
mourners were all mcmbers of the Imperial
family except Dom Pedro. The Duke OF
oporte represented the Portuguese royal
family. deputation OF Brasiiians and
foreigners resident in Brazil were present.
Troops from the garrison formed the guard
Of honor
In order to svoid the difficulty Of choos-
ing between the flags of the empire and
republic, the Portuguese Gag wac hoistcd
at Laps church in the funeral oercmonies-
The French consul shsen,ed himself. HE
government apprehending that his presence
would be regarded in Brazil as offensive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
coNoREssMEN YIELD
To the Seductive Influences OF La
Grippe.

A large number of congressman are down
With the Grippe. and work in the depart
ments is seriously retarded by prevailing
sickness among clerks and officials. No
business in the city but what is more or less
affected by it. Two of the three commits
sioners of the district and a large percent
age of the city police are down with the
disease. Fully three fourths of the news
paper men in the city are practically inca
pacitated for work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
NOT ALL sUCCEEDED
There Being More Failures in the Yea
Past than During SO.

New YORK, Jan. 3-The failures Of
1889 in the United States, reported to Brad
streets, are ll,1l9, or 10 3-4 per cent. more
than 1888 Increase in liabilities, l6 3
in assets. IL $40 per cent increase il
commercial deaths, SO per cent, as COM
pared with 1881; increase in the CONNER
cial and industrial population during that
period being about As great; liabilities OF
failing traders increased "a per cent. a.
compared with 1881 bank clearing in 81
cities in 1889 aggregate S55. .724 ,569, ,24l, OIL
3-l2 per cent. more than last year. Only
six cities show decreases, as compared with
1888 or 1887.
The aggregate liabilities were sI4s, 1884 :.
337 against sl25 ,s29,973 in 1888; average
liabilities for each firm failing was Sl3,
672, against ell ,592 in 1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
FELL INTO 4 CREEK
By the Breaking Through Of q Bridge

HousroS. Texaa, Jan. 3.-A terrible
wreck 10 reported near Sinner, on the
Arkansas Pass railroad.
The regular north bound passenger train
Was precipitAted into = creek by bridge
giving way. Relief has gone from Giddinss
and Yos Kun. No particulars - to loss
of life yet Obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

Rev. F. Starbiri is the new pastor Of the
I. ". Bsptist church in Temple.
Hon. p P. BurIeigh Of Linneus. left
there the 1-st Of the week for Upper Sill
vaser whore be viii spsad the winter.
The widow Of the late Rev Mr. StuAr,
Of Washington Mills, formerly presiding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
WINDOWS REcoMMBNDAT TIoN
Said to Have Been Approved BY the
President.

NEw York, Jan. 3.-The Suns Wash
ington correspondent says that Presiden,
Harrison has decided to adopt Secretary
Windows recommendation that the govern
ment accept silver bullion and issue GER
tincates therefor at the market rate, the
certificates to serve A. currency. The
President. it is also stated. will soon send q
message to Congress on the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
GRAND ARMY POSTS,

The following ofncers have recently been
elected:
c. s. DoUrr Dover: v. A. Gray, Com.
Henry B. Snnhope, CON-; VIM. H
Vaughan, s. V. Com; E. T. Douglass
J. v. Com. A. NJ Warren. Q. NJ; E. A
Thompson, Sur; W. Gushing. Chap. ;Chas
A. Skillings, q D.; E. B. Fox, o. G.
B. H. BEALE, Bangor: Augustus B
Farnham, c.; Charles E Getchall, s. v
c.; Henry G. Thompson, J. v. c.; Henr,
E. Sellers, Adjt.; Warren A. J3rdai, Q
NJ; Rufus P. Peakes, o. D. Henr,
Reavil. o. G.; Henry r. Covad j 8. II.
William Patterson, @ N. 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
FINALLY oET0 THBRE.
Tammany Democrat Chosen Prssidsn,
New York Police Board After q
Long Struggle.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 3.-The police board
organized to-day by the election Of Com
missioner Charles F. Mclean a. President.
Mclean is Tammany Democrst There
has been deadlock in the board since bis
appointment two year, ago a. one Of The
Commissioners. Ballots we're taken oc-
casionally, II in all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

Number in school Dec. s, 1888, 81
Average number during the year, 81
Committed "a
Returned to school " {" " 8
Sent to homes - Il" " 20
Married /" IG
Died /
Whole number received since Jan. 1875. 1903
Now in homes, l06
Married before reaching majority. 4e
Married after d" 20
Reached majority unmarried, 46
Returned To friends. 2l
Dismissed as incorrigible, 9
Dismissed ~ unsuitable, I
Number deceased. IL
Escaped and recovered. 2
Now in the school. 81
Parentage 2bl; Irish. 80 ;
New Brunswick, Z; Nova Scotia, 8; French
Canadian, 4; Mullatto. Q; African, / ;
German. /; Russian Jew, l; English, !.
The girls now in the school are from the
following places; Portland, 10; Augusta,
8; Rockland. s; Bath, =: Lewiston. 3;
Gardiner, 2; Auburn, 2; Calais. 2; Cher
ryfeld. 2: Saco, North Haven, Rockport,
Ellsworth, Norway, Benton. Liberty. Ban
gor, Hancock. Jefferson. HalloweIl, Farm
ineton. Winthrop, Waterford, Etna, Water
vile, Vinalhaven, l each.
The bequest fund has not been en-
crosched upon and now stands Invested
balance Of last report, a6,779 so, interest
account Of the year, e292.5I; total. 87,-
07283.
II. c. Allen, Miss Grosvenor. Mrs. j
j. Jones, Mrs. g. y. johnson, 10 books
and others who do not wish their names "a
be mentioned have made gifts during the
year. large number Of papers are fur
nished free by the publishers.
Christmas donations, December, 1889
were made as follows:
Hallowell.--J. NJ. Church, o.. 90; Clary
| 4 Quinn, Mrs. A. N. Howard. Mrs. p. +
Sanborn, Miss Fanny Sanborn, Mrs. II. X
Baker, Mrs. z. c. Mason, Mrs. c. X
Howe, J. II. Lowell, c. l.. Spsulding, @.
r. Thompson.
Augusta. I. d. Sturgis, Mrs. o
Williamson, Mrs. Anna 8. Hunt, Mis
Susie Brooks. r. BeaIe, Mr.. jenkins, Mr.
| Cony.
| WaterviIle.-Mrs. Sarah N. Ware. Mrs
z. G. Smiley.
The Christmas trees were veil filled ant
the girls enjoyed . happy Christmas.
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PRESS COMMENTS.

(Lewiston Journal.)
The reappointment Of Judge Libbey by
Gov. Burleigh 10 received ~ith applause by
all the newspapers. Judge Libbey's posi-
ton on the bench was 80 strong that there
was not whisper Of any change.
(Waterville Sentinel.)
Governor Burlegh's prompt reappoint-
men, Of Hon. Artemas Libbey A. Judge
Of the Supreme Judicial Court 10 what
everybody expected, Of course. For clear
thinking, luminous expressions and judg-
ment that stands four square against every
thing that ought not to bias judicial opinion,
Judge Libbey has the confidence Of the
entire bar and people Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

WALDO.
.heksoR.

Hon. Marx 8. Stiles died st his home In
Jackson Sunday last, At the advanced age
Of ninety-tvo years and three months. Mr.
Stiles sss born IN Manchester, N. H., Sep.
tembef, 1897, and removed to Jackson with
his parents in 1909; he had therefore lived
in jackson for eighty years. and vas at tbs
time Of his death the oldest inhabitant oi
the town. Mr.. Stiles served ~ one Of tn,
country commissioners Of Waldo county
for six years, making an excellent Off cisl
He was also one Of the selectmen Of Jack
con for twenty years. He leaves one son
Hon. Marx 8. Stiles, Jr.. nov one Of th,
county commissioners Of Waldo county
and one daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
A SORRENTO BOON.
Jonss and Tucker to Unite in OWNS
II Q Lift.

BosroS. Jan. 3.-Tbe Boston News
Bureau Gays that Hon. Frank Jones and
Mr.. Payson Tucker have recently been
visiting Sorrento for the purpose. it 10 init
mated. of . proposed exte sion Of the
Maine Central TO and through the Sorrento
property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
Crotans aud Turks XIII Each Other.

ATHENS, Jan. 3 There has been a sklr-
mish betv cen the Turks and Cretans, In
which many were killed and wounded. SiI-
teen wounded Turks have been brought 70
CRneA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE

SIGNAL SERVICE
weather 1pdics tdons ioS the uoxt ~
HouTA
WA DsPAnrMlHr,
O6ce Of the Chief Signal OMcef.
WAsaIEoreB. Jan. 4 A. II. J
For New England: Fair. stationary sen-
perssure, northerly winds.
Meteorological Report.
Jan. }, iao. 800 r. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

DR.. Fiint's Remedy 10 the only safeguard
which hard drinkers have against the bluas-
Ing or loss Of sensation, the derangement
Of the sense Of taste, hearing, and sight,
ard ths stimulation Of The emoxious which
hard drinking bfings. Descriptive t,easise
With each bottle; o. addesss Mack DYus
Co., n. 7. esldsodl vfokn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER
In Q Battle between Chinese anA
FoTmoaana.

LoSpoS. Jan s. Reports received from
Shanghai are 10 the "a 'ct tiat al expedition
AIRY force of Chinese fought the natives
near Takow. Island of Formosa, one hun
dred Chinese and four hundred Formosaus
being killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, JAZZ,
Froun-Receip,s. 81, 10 pa' kages exports, 7sls
sS' as cy ,'a 3 sn,a !. a .. s''%, patent ss ss.
o. ~, suf,erfne, ~ ioaA2 70, extrh No z, o. xOa
o. 81, winter wheat low grade, a. 3Sa42 IS, his
ne.ota extra, o. SDnsi 81, houthsrn flour frs,
rye -four quiet
wnsAr-Ree.ipi-. $50 exports. y. .syo, ssi.s
29.tD0 firm No. spring ----, No RED.
ss, No2 red ssascl elevator, Hias7i; fob sslas-i.
delivered, NO hard Hisg7i. No northsrs, ~
s|
kYE-hrner
BAILEY nominal.
coEs-ReceIpt.. l7s s1o. Exports. io.s,s. .s,.:.
1900, .tsadier. steamer. s7ia&l, No 2. sssssk
OArs-Receipts, 1880. exports, 80 salss,
1911 go; fair. No B. IA do white oa2gi No Siae
do white. 3olal2. No /, u. do white. -, AiHsA
Western, 2dls,. white do, Da8s
COvrEN-f4ir, Rio, fair, i9i.
SuGAH-Raw easy, refined hrm, demand
lower crushed Ssa5t. extra crushed. 5ia5i vhitS
extra crushed. tasi, cut loaf. y; granni.tsd. T.
PETRoLErs s-luiet, steady. loSl.
PogK-s;eady.
BEGr-qgist.
LAgD-.iuiet western steam. ~ i5sts 10 oiss-
Ing ts lj city steam, Is 20, refined fair ooninsss
BuTrER .s'r-: western dairy sais. %
creamery, its27t.
CHgssE ss.y. Freight. to Liverpool ar..
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. ..
FLoUE-priees firm.
WHAT unsettled, No sprfng. 7'ss7,S,
No z red. 77{a77I.
Coss-So 2, nj.
DATs-No 2, 20tae0i.
RYg-guief at t,is44i.
BAgLEY-S-adD.
PDFK-at v ISax.25.
LAsn--si sls sli.
BULg MKAr-shonlders. +N. sAsrt ribs
80, short clear 5 %.
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SNOW SLIDE
noYs Down Trees and Buries
People.
Eight Persons BeneIed Killed BY II it
Sierra City.
Terrible Wreck Reported In Texas-
Terrible Wreck Reported In Texas
Particulars Not Known.

MARIsvILLE, Cal, Jan. S.-A diaastroui
SNOW slide at Sierra City occurred to-day
Particulars are meagre. but ~ far a. car
nov be ascertainsd. the dead are Mrs l. T
Mooney, Miss Ethel LAnston, Mrs. r. Rich
and her little son and daughter. The force
of the snowslide was so great that trees
were moved down a. if they we're stake Of
grain. The number of dead may reach 8.
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CALLS II BLACKAAIL.
4 Minnesota esnstor Charged with
9oduotioo.

MrssEAPoLIs. Mimi. Jan. a.-Senatos
David NJ. Clough, charged BY DR.. John A.
Moore with the seduction Of the latter's
young wife, vss made defendant 10 dam
age suit for ~, 900. senator cloush pro-
nounces the suit an infamous biackmailins
scheme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

Obstinate cases Of indigestion, constipa-
ton. piles, or liver complaint, are easily
cured BY few Hamburg Figs. - may Be-
proved At small cost. Dose, one Fig.
Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
Dec3ldeod1 vfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
STEAMER MIS6IN q.
She Had so Passengers and was Duo
at San Francisco Tuesday.

SAN Francisco, Jan. Some anxiety
is felt here for the safety of the steamer
State of California, which plies between
this port and Portland. Oregon. The
steamer left Portland Sunday morning with
about 60 passengers and passed out Of the
Columbia river At O'Clock the same after
noon. Nothing has been seen of her since.
She should have arrived here Tuesday.
The revenue cutter Rush left this port
last night in search of the State of Cali
fornis. Two other steamers left here yes
terday for northern ports, instructed to
watch for the missing vessel.
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Fire at Methuen.

LAWRENCE. J.n. 3-This afternoon q
Ere in Methuen destroyed the farm house
Of NJ. Z. Wheelock, loss 5000; insured
for $500. Only children at home At the
time. Cause Of FIRE unknown.
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Nominations by the Governor, Friday
January ID. 1880.

The following nominations we're made
by Governor Burleish yesterday:
Member Of the State Board Of Health
Lewis Barker, Bangor.
State Detective Robert A. Davis, Port.
land.
Commissioner to take Dispositions and
Disclosures Of Trustees-CharlesP =. Hatch,
Buckfield.
Notary Public-Edward L. Chase
Bluehill; Omar W. Tapley, Ellsworth
A. A Plaisted, Waterville.
Trial Justice-N. s. Lufkin, Caribou
J. p. Rsney, Penobscot. (P. q. North)
c. c. Nichols, Foxcroft.
Justice Of the Peace and Quorum -
David b. Cobb, Searsmont; A. M. Card.
Alma, (P. o. Head Tide); James l.. Doc
little. Brunswick; Otis T. Carey, Bidde-
ford: Charles p. Hatch, Buckfeld; Ly-
man W. Holden, Casco; Charles +. Lord
Alfred; Melvin w. Morgan, Orneville. .(P.
o. SummiO; Arthur L. Perry, Gardiner
Edward Berry, Lisbon. (P. o., Lisbon
Falls.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
Marriieo.


| In sidney, Jan. 1, BY Rev. J. n. wyman. Mr.
| Fred q. Paine Of FasminEton and Miss Lillian
| II. Davis Of sidney.
| YEANKLIN
In wilton, Jan. l. Mr.. C.. Z. Miller sad Mis-
josie Moody. both Of Wilton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04
$50, 900 Stolon from a Letter.
Notes.

VIEsSA. Jan. "a letter containing
coo, 900 was solen in transit between this
city and Pesth.