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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03
w ATERVILLE.


WArERvlLLK. April Everyone here is
much pleased with the appointment of Hon
o. C. Hall AS Judge Of the Superior Court
This is ,he first time that the thriving city
of Waterville has ever heer represented in
the judiciary of the State, ard our citizens
are very much pleased Ut this N deserved
recognition. Judge Hall has n host of
frie ,ds acre aud it is universally conceded
that the selection of HIM for the important
POSITION 10 which he has been called was an
eminently wise one. He is in every way
qualified for the place. A gentleman of
character, learned in the
law, and possessing clear. logical mind,
singulsrb free from all elements of preju-
dice. be will be sure to bring dignity and
strength TO his office.
No more popular appointment among our
people could possibly have been made aud
they are much rejoIced that after many
long years of waiting they have at last been
given representative IN the Judiciary of
the State. Judge Halls friends here have
fairly flooded hun with congratulations all
day, and he will be sure of a warm vel
come when he returns home.
ut pfOhOtiOu Va W
meets with hearty appreciation among our
citizens 1t WAS generally felt here that
the position was jus ly due him, being dl-
rectly in the line of the honorable advance
ment he had so we'll merlted lie will be
an honor to tn, Supreme bench.
A special meeting of the Board of Alder
men was called by the Mayor to meet
Monday night, to act upon list of noni-
nations for city officers. Among the nom-
nations we're those of c. G. Carleton TO be
City Marshal, and Homer c Proctor to be
Deputy Marshal. OF the long list of nom
nations all failed of confirmation except
W. 5. b. Runnels, to be weigher of coal,
and H. ID Bates, to be a member Of the
board of health
Both branches met Tuesday evening, ac-
corliiug to adjournment In the absence
of the Mayor. Chairman Brown presided
over the Board of Alderman.
The Mayors veto of the proposed ordi.
nance establishing the off ;e of a sewer
commissioner was returned. taken up in both
branches and the measure was passed over
the veto. Another message from the
Mayor vetoing the order providing for
A list of committees was received, and this
measure was passed over the veto. The
committees were then elected as provided
for ia the list of nominations. A commit
tee was appointed to confer With the owners
of the lot next east of the City Hall. with
q view of purchasing the same for use OF
the city,
Walter Emerson, Colby 81, Of the Port
land Advertiser, gave very interesting
address before the Colby students Wednes
day evening. upon the subject, TO day
Newspaper"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03
STATE NEWS.
SoMERsET.
Fairfield.


The Maine Central station and awning 10
resplendent with fresh coat Of paint -
The adjourned town meeting Tuesday did
nothing but discuss school houses and lots
and finally adjourned to ALLOW the tosn
officers to call . new meeting to act upon
specific articles insurance adjusters
are at work settling the claims for losses
in the late fire. While the citxeps are
generously contributing for Mrs Brown
who lost all her household furniture What
10 to be done with the two buildings de-
ssroyed is not yet fully determined. there 10
talk of the bank purchasing the lots and
building a brick block for its own use.
while others expect that the present owners
will rebuild on . better scale.-What Fair
field does need 10 some neat, 4 'tractive tene-
ment houses. There 10 Al utter lack of
such and parties are boarding because they
cannot find suitable homes-The boys Of
engine company No. 8. and their guests to
the number Of one hundred and thirty sat
down to one of the richest banquets ever
served in town. ., the Opera House, Tues
day evening. The ladies of the Universe
list society furnished the feast for the
company I, proved an evening long to be
femembered.-The tax assessors have com
menced their vork.-FairHeh musicians
are organizing or talking Of organizing .
brass band to do business during the
coming campaign.-Mr- Joseph Nye one OF
our enterprisins farmers has already
begun delivering spring lambs 10 on,
marketmen. For these be 10 receiving six
dollars or more apiece. II surely pays to
keep up With the market demands.
PEyoBscoT.
DEXTER.
! The wood sssing machine Of Seavy 4
Daggett 10 busy saving up the wood for the
Shav Farm and vicinity. Dexter farmer
know how to get their work done up quickly
and in season.-T. L. Weber has seven.
teen sheep and eighteen lambs which "
think sre worth looking at. One shee,
vas sheafed Thursday March 9Th, whose
heecs weighed eight psunds. The mex
day the sheep vas cold for i've dollars With
oss The Assss.
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oLoucDrEa rIsHnnl1.H
Object to Agricultural Department
Ruling the Fish Commission.

GLorcEsrEs, Mass., April "A largely
attended meeting Of the board of trade was
he'd this afternoon TO take action relative
70 Senator PADDOCK proposition intro
ducedfn the United States Senate, to place
the fsh commission under the Department
Of Agriculture. Resolutions were unani-
nously adopted. in strong opposition to
such measure, calling upon the representa-
tives in Congress from this district to work
for its defeat. A committee vas appointed
to forward request to Senators that come
clause be inserted in the tariff bill provid-
ing against collecting duties on fresh dsh
landed from American vessels.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The Turner. Livermore L Auburn rail-
road committee met at Auburn Monday. A
subcommittee was appointed to ascertain
the probable cost Of the undertaking, and
report April 23i. Confidence vas ex-
pressed in the ultimate success of the pro-
ject.
Col. Greene says work will be COM
menced on the Shore Line railway early in
the spring and that he is negotiating for .
lease of one of the quarries At West Sulli
van from which to procure granite for the
building Of the bridge, which 10 said to
span the waters above the ferry.
The petition for the Peaks Island rail-
road will be presented to the Portland city
government at the regular meeting April Z.
As it 10 signed BY nearly all the leading
residents Of the island il will doubtless BE-
granted and work will Be commenced on
the road q once. II il hoped 70 have i
completed By the middle Of June
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sENsATIoNAL REPORTS
Sent Out About Suite rint Caused BY
the Floods.

MEMPHIS, April 2.-The condition of the
flooded district on the Mississippi side be-
tween Tunica and Greenville remains un-
changed. Prominent planters from Delta
deprecate the sensational reports sent out
relative to the sutierings Of the people
They are able they say to take care Of their
hands without assistance, and are offering
them large wages to remain and work on
the levees.
The negroes, with 3 prospect of being
hired and cared for by the government and
various relief expeditions, are Indifferent,
and in some instances refuse to work at
any price.
8 The ere 'asse at Austin is widening slowly
and water 10 running through much slower
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RHODE ISLAND,
No Definite Results From the
Elections,
Owing to The fime fakan BY The lev
Australian System.
All Indications Point to Q Close
Election.

Providence. R. l.. April 2.-Oving to
the Inauguration Of the Australian voting
system, returns from Rhode Island election
will be later than usual. Full returns from
IA towns and districts, including none Of
the cities. give Lsdd, (rep., for Governor
2,720. Davis. (dem.,) 2,l96. Last year
same districts gave Ladd 1858; Davis
2,422. Returns from this city will be very
late, the asse mbly ticket not 70 be counted
until morning.
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FOREIGN intelligence
The Russian Students and the
Political Situation.
Additions and Changes In the New Por.
tuSueSo Cabinet.
Enin Pashs Finally EnteTs the Employ
OF the Germans.

Sr. PErKxsBRue. April Count Deli
ano6, minister of public instruction, has
refused to receive = petition recently pre-.
pared BY the students at the University ask
ing Tor the reduction Of the entrance fees,
unrestricted admission of jews. and equal
ny OF male and female students. Three
hundred excited University students as
semoled today intending to march to the
ministry Of public instruction, hut the po-
lice intervened and arrested l15. Three
hundred students of archaeological Insti-
tute. many pupils of School of Forestry
and Academy Of Medicine were arrested
for taking part in seditious meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03

CLIFTON, April 2.-There was = large
crowd today and excellent racicg. Firs
purse. five furlongs, Chapman won, time
l.04t. Second, seven and one-half fur.
longs, st Mary won, time 1884. Third
six and one-half furlongs, Romp won, time
1884. Fourth. Cambridge handicap mile
Glory and Falcon dead heat. time, ! 434
Falcon won run of, time. 1.444. Fifth
ons half mile. Lizzie won, time. SIT
Sixth, six furlongs. Fordham won, time
LIZA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03

Levi A. Dow took the first salmon Of the
season, Tuesday, from the Lazy Point weir
at Sears Island. The fish weighed 22 lbs.
Much anxiety if felt for the safety Of
Matilda O'BrieD, who disappeared from
her home on Green street, Portland, last
Friday.
Tim J. Eagan of Lewiston, the champion
sprinter Of Maine, IL to have three hours
go as-you please race at Brunswick next
Saturday.
The following business troubles are re-
ported John X. Gillespie. carriage man.
ufscturer, Calais, Me-, has failed. N. G.
Downing. dealer in picture frames, etc,
Bangor. Me, is trying to compromise with
bis creditors at 10 cents. lie owes 92,4I4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03

NEw YoKK, April An attachment for
e'sl.o5s has been granted by Judge An
dfews Of the supreme court, against the
property in this State Of the Riverside and
Oswego Mile Of Providence. in favor Of
Appleton Sturges. Said attachment vas
obtained in order to secure Boston syndi-
cate.
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Natick Hoodiums Bombard q House
With Revolver.

NArIcx, Mass, April 2.-On Monday
light crowd of IA hoodlums, who had
been conducting a cock fight at Sherborn,
attacked the house of X. M. Holbrook
near by, because two Of the number. who
were intoxicated. were refused some cider
by Mrs. Holbrook. They riddled the front
of the house with bullets, smashed glass in
nine windows with stones, and completely
wrecked the furniture. The inmates of
the house were obliged to flee to save their
lives. The mob belongs in Nstick aud the
police are on their track.
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church 10 superior to the government and
poiygamy vas right. vho vas disfranchised.
The constitution of almost every State in
the Unioa has disfranchised men for one
cau.e or another, and the provision in the
Idaho eoDstifu ion 10 no aev departure
In Idaho today bigamisss md poly ygamisss
we're disfranehi ed. and the provision only
continued the disfrsnehisenens which nov
existed
Pending further debate IL matter went
over until tomorrow.
Quinn of New York rresented . memor-
ial from the National Letter Carriefs' Asso-
cation, asking for increased pay and An
annual leave Of absence. Referred.
The Speaker announced the appointment
Of Audd Of MARY sland on the committee Of
the District Of Columbia. ad Buchanan Of
New jersey - chairman, and Smith Of
West Virginia on the committee on manu-
factures. The House at 5. Is adjourned.
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coHDENsHD DHsPAfcans.
The Pith Of the NeWa Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

A review Of the woFld's naval deets as
New York, 10 talked Of for October. 1899.
Moore 4 Glossum have pack about l 900
tons Of ice At Leeds Center and will put up
- much more If possible.
Il 10 denied Nine. Tchebrikova Who
wrote to the Gar den ,uncing the political
condition Of Russia has been released.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03

PRovIDEscE. r. l., April 2-Twenty-
towns and districts exclusive Of cities give
Davis S,3s7, Ladd 4, ,023.
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Rssisnat ton Of Manitoba officials.

MISNEAroLIs, Mimi. April "a Tri-
bune special from Winnipeg says: 1T 10
announced that both Premier Greesway
and Attorney General Martin have re-
signed their positions in the Manitoba gov
ernment, and that Col. Mcmillan, member
for Winnipeg. will be called on to form .
new cabinet"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03
Temperance Crusaders on the War
path

FARMtSoroS, No. April 2.-This morn.
ing the erussdsrs, headed by Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Foster, opened the campaign.
Armed with sledgs hammers they stopped
Gus 7 homson's beer wagon, smashed in six
barrel. ani emptied the beer into the street.
The women then took possession Of the
wagon and started far Delassus, four niles
south, where q carload of beer belonging
to the klausmann Brewery Company ~as
side-trscked. They intended to destroy all
nj il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03

Providence, r. l., April 2.-2 A. M.
Twenty five tovns complete give Ladd
(rep.,) 5.747; DAvi, (dem..) 1902. Votes
of but two wards in Providence are in on
the general ticket only. these show Davis
loses slightly from last years vote. For
Attorney General. Rogers (rep.,) last year
defeated by Slocum. (dem.,) now runs
nearly even with Ladd in some to wns leads
him slightly. In Kent county complete.
Ladd gains sc and Davis 70. Only two
wards Of this city yet heard from; these
are Wards 8, Ladd 1857; Davis !. .l7S; Ward
8. Ladd 1924; Davis 1855. Last year Ward
8. gave Ladd 32l; Davis 1877; Ward 5,
Ladd Gas; Davis ss9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-03

GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 2. : The
clothing on the man found At Fresh Water
cove in the woods, Tuesday. was identified
As that of Geo. Torrey of Swans Island,
Me-, who was reported missing over year
ago, when he was fl ,hing in the schooner
Franklin S. Schencks.
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Lighthouse Appointments for the Coast
OF Maine

The Secretary of the Treasury has made
the following lighthouse appointments :
Frank A. Jellison, assistant keeper of the
light station at Whitehead, Me-, vice Mrs.
Abbie Green, resigned; George l.. Up
ton, keeper, vice Isaac II. Grant, resigned :;
W liam ID. Upton, keeper. ard W. C. Gott.
assistant keeper at Petit Manan, Me.
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Bmin Pasha Enters tho German Scr.
vice and Will Go to Africa.

ZANZIBAR, April 2.-Emin Pa.ha has
hnally accepted the proposals made to him
by Major Wissmann and has entered the
German service. He will receive a salary
OF $4,000 year. lie has given up his in
tention OF returning to Europe and will
Ha'e c"A""iayu t.N tiiiuulv "a np,si
Victoria Nyanza. His deci sion meets with
strong disfavor in Zanzibar.
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Reduction Works In Mexico Buroed-
Loss o., 100000.

CHICAGO, April "A dispatch from Fl
Paso, Texas, says the Cosihuiriachic Re-
duction Works, located about fifteen miles
southwest of chihuahua, Mexico, and
owned by New York Company were totally
burned Sunday. The loss is 81, 900, 900.
The cause is unknown.
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Pensions Granted n ains People

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents Of Maine:
Original. George Webster, deceased,
West Paris; Chas. Ni.liken, Frankfort !;
John j. Randall. Bangor; Lorenzo ID.
King. Welchvills; David l.. Holden, OTIS
field; Moses E Lowell. Saco; Rufus T.
Page. Wiscssset; W. :. Philbrick. Gardi.
ner; Charles H. johnson. Augusta; Daniel
Fitz, West Corinth; Isaac A. Ball. North
Searsmon,; wm- Stevenson, Charlotte !;
Charles G. Delano, deceased; Russell N.
Thomas, West Freeman; Geo. w. Burgess,
Belfast; Isaac Moody. Brunswick; Lyman
B. Twitehell, Willard; George W. Ward,
Denny vile Frank J. White, Pittsfeld.
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Florida Judicial Nomination Pro-
ceedings to Remain Secret.

The nomination of John r. Mizell to be
United States marshal for the northern
district of Florida was confirmed by the
Senate in secret session. Senator Call
moved to make the proceedings Of the
Senate on the Florida JUG icial nominations
public. Senator Eimu1ds objected. and
the matter went over TO the Dext executive
session.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL EEHvICH
Weather Indications Tor the Hsxt a
HourA

WAa DErAnrnEsT,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officsf.
WAssrssros. April 8. / A. NJ.
For se~ England Fair, warmer. south
eriy winds.
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CHURCH AND PEOPLE

The semi-annual celebration at the n. z.
church in searsport the past week vas
very successfully conducted according TO
program. The pastor was assisted by
Revs. l. H. Wharf, Of Thomaston, W. T.
johnson Of Orland, and K. G. Harbutt
The church vas beautifully adorned With
dass and flowers. largely due to the young
ladies of the society.
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Changes in Maine Postal Routes.

The following changes in the postal ser
vice in Maine are announced:
Route G0,05s. Deefing Centre, Cumber.
land county, from Maine Central railroad
Routes and 6, three-quarters of = mile.
often IS required. From April 7, 1890.
Route 257. South Jefferson to Damaris-
Gotta Mills. From April l. 1890. require
contractor in performing service on that
part of route between South Jefferson and
North New castle to travel the ridge road,
so called, without change Of distance.
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Temporary Water Works Machinery
at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April AIT the water
works temporary machinery was tested to-
day and worked satisfactorily. 1t 10 nov
believed that the danger of water famine
is passed
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Portuguese Cabinet Reconstructed.

LispoS, April 2.-The cabinet has been
reconstructed and now stands as follows
A. ID. Serpa Pimental. prime minister and
minister of war; Arroyo, minister marine
and minister of Justice; Lorovsz. minister
OF the interior; Vilhena. minister of col
onies; Banco, minister of finance Aronca,
minister of public works Ribeiro. minister
Of foreign Affairs. The last three held the
same positions in the preceding cabinet.
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The Election at Newport.

NEWPORT, K. l., April 3.-The new
secret ballot law worked easily at the
election today. but the count Of the vote
takes much longer than usual. The full
vote will probably not be in until 2 O'Clock
or later. With one ward TO be heard from
on the State ticket, the democrats will
probably carry the city BY about 800 major
ity. The legislative ticket 10 still in doubt.
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The United States Express Company
Loses a SIC, 900 Package.

CHICAGO. April "A package contain
ing $4,000 in bills disappeared from q
delivery wagon Of the United States Ex-
press Company Saturday. The response
bility for i's loss has not been fixed.
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Gas Explosion seriously Iojures Penn
sylvania Miners.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April "A terrible
explosion of gas took place in No. 4 shaft
st Nanticoke, this morning. Twelve men
~ere in the lift at the time of the accident.
Eight we're brought out at noon seriously
burned. one Of them dead. -Four other
miners are still in the shaft. and believed
TO have been suffocated.
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The Uprisirg OF Peasants Extending
to Finland and Poland.

LONDON, April 2.-The Telegraph's st.
Petersburg correspondent says: Peasants
uprising in Razan and bl loi already shed.
The agitation is spreading to Finland and
Poland. GeDdarmes and cossacxs have
been sent to quell disorder. Excitement 10
intense. EVERYBODY sympa,hizes with the
students"
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VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April 2.-The
schooner Telegraph, Captain Kellsr, of and
from Thomaston for New York, arrived
here today with cargo of lime on fire.
The vessel has been sealed up.
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An International American Monetary
Union.

The n-Amercan conference this afler-
noon unanimously adopted report recon-
mendlng the issuance of a coin or coins
which would be current at the same value
in all the countries represented in the con-
ference, and the establishment of an Inter
national American Monetary Union.
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Verdict Of wiIful Murder.

WHITEHALL, N. s.. April 2.-The cor
oners jury returned a verdict Of wilful
murder against James Mcleod, held on q
charge of poisoning his wife.
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Mil Boiler Explodss, Injuring . Dossn
Persons.

HursoSvrLLE, Ills, April 2.-The stave
mill of Hussing & Company was blown to
pieces yesterday. and the proprietor and
one of his men instantly killed. Nine per-
sons were injured, three fstally. The
cause Of the explosion was low water in
the boiler.
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Tho Gear 10 In Good Health.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-It Is learned
from reliable sources that the report Of the
Cars attack by sudden illness is untrue.
The Car is in perfect health.
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4 GRAND STAND FALLS
And Iniurss Many Spectators OF q
Boat Race

LONDON, April 2.-During the races At
Fowey. Cornwall, today. a grand stand col
lapsed More than 200 persons were thrown
80 feet to the ground and many were in
Jured, some probably fatally.
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Rumored Attempt on the Czar's Life

LONDON. April Berlin correspondent
to the Chronicle says a partially successful
attempt was made upon the life Of the
Gar.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. April 2.
FIOuE-prioes firm
WHEAr- uneasy. No dffn&. 1Aa71i
No 2 red, 7ssa7-i
CoEN-So z, at.
OATs-So 2, lz(az2l.
kYE-quiet At kis4zA.
BARLEY-sSA57.
POkk-at 20 a5aiG 20.
LAkD-at sI2is 6izi.
BULK MgAr-5houlders, 70, short rfba
. %. short clear S 50.
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4ormoos Leaving Utah to esttls In
Mexico.

CHIcAGo, April &C. s. Nichols Of
Salt Lake City says the Mormons are leav-
ing the territory constantly and In large
numbers and settling in chihuahua. Mexi-
CO, shere they can practice polygamy With
out restraint.
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