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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct 17.-There iss furry
in the Postofhce Department. Po.tnast
General Wsnamaker is still in Atlantic
City and it is uncertain when he will re
turn. The clerks in the office of the Firs,
Assistant Postmaster General are extreme-
ly anxious to have Mr.. Wanamsker here
again. The cause of their anxiety msy be
attributed 10 the fac that in the Gen, raj
Deficiency bill there was an appropriation
of Sl2 7G6 so to psy the clerks who worked
extra time during the first year of the
Cleveland administration. As they have
charge of the pap, rs ia the csses Of fourth
class postu asiers, and as the pressure to
make changes in these tiiiees was very
great. il was necessary that The work Should
be done promptly.
An order was therefore issued requiring
the clerks to work from 6 10 . 80 IN the
evening for portion of the time, ard for
the rest OF the period the clerks were re
quired to begin half hour earlier each
day and 10 lenlthen the regular day by re-
mainipg at their desks I'll 80 T. NJ.
These extra hours col tirued through n
period of about seven months in the year
1885. The appropriation provides for the
payment Of extra compensation TO the sey-
eny three clerks enti led to it on the basis
of 80 cen.s per hour. The female clerks
did no, put in as much extra time as the
male clerks did and the average extra pay
to be received by Them is SIG, whIie the
average amount to be received by the male
clerks is S20G.
The rolls have been made up in accord
snce 18th the provision of the law making
the appropriation, aud all that is needed
now is the signature of Mr.. Wspamaker
This is the reason Why his return is lroked
ter with so much concern by the clerks in
the First Assistants office. II he returns
tomorrow, as there is a probability Of lis
doirR the first mstter presented to him
will no doubt be the roll of clerks cattle d
to this compensation, and then tie money
can he drawn from the treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
Tho Newfoundland Bait Law Mudd c

HALfYAx. n. s., Oct. l7-News that the
Hon. Robert Bond of the Newfoundls nd
Government, after confidential intervie IS
with Sir Jaiisn Pauncei0te, British Am
basssdor, is nov in Gloucester, Offering
the fishermen Of that place free access
for bait and other supplies on the
Newfoundland coast. in return for
free entry for Newfoundland tish
into American markets. has created consid-
eiabie amusement in well-iaiormed circles
here. IL is well known that the govern-
ment of Newfoundland through its premier
now in London, has pledged itself to the
Canadian government to repeal the New
foun Hand bait act, under which q license
lee has hitherto been charged tor bst,
The imperial assent wss given to this law
in the express undt rstsuding that It's sol
object vas to cripple the French fishing
industry in retaliation for the French
bounty system, hut lis operation has re-
suited in doing the Aueucans ard Cansdi-
ANS as much injury as the the French, and
SO proved dlsastep5us TO Newfoundlsnders
themselyts iHasmuch as it has deprived
the III Of the profits deriyabie from the bait
and supply trade
The effect of administration of the law
on Canadians drew forth indignant remon-
s.Tances from the Dominion Government
aud resulted in Il promise of is repeal,
VIII 'eh promise thr Newfoundland Govern
ment was the more ready to give
because il was returned to power upon the
issue that the act would be modified.
Under the circumstances It is only a ques-
tion of time when The obnoxious bait law
VIII be repealed, bui the Government, sDx-
ion. to secure n sharp bargain and to get
something for nGtning has set Mr.. Bend 20
operate " ith Sir Julian raunceforte in
showing to the Americans the benefit of
their proposed reciprocal srrsrge ment'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
MI. Gladstone And His Plan for Home
Rule

Lospos, Oct. 1.-THE November mum
Der of Subjects of the Day contains an sp
peal from Mr.. Gladstone TO the Tory house
holders, in which he expresses n strong de
sire that the Tory party undertake to pass
home rule bill. because, he says, that
party can do it more easily and more read
lily than can the Liberals. He asks why
they should continue TO deny to ireland the
one aud only thing she seeks from them,
namely, self government, central IN that i,
should be carried on in Dublin. but local
that its power would be confined to purely
Irish affairs. and its actions. like those of
AL other local legislature in the empire,
would be subject TO the supremacy of the
Imperial Parliment
The Chronicle complains of what it con
siders the vagueness Of the foregoing tiefn-
itiop. 1t says "We may read it as mean
ing that the Dublin Parliament is TO be un-
equivocaily subordinate u the Imperial
Parliament, or as free as the Colonial Par
liaments
The Daily News disagrees with Mr..
Glsdstone's admission that an overwhelm-
ing majority among the educated classes
are opposed to home rule.
The Standard declares that the novelty
Of the Article ends with its title and open
ing sentence. adding that ''tbe rest is a
weli-worn collection of fallscies and as
sum ptions already aired on a thousand
platforms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
HEAVY GALES.
Great Damage 10 Shipping
Along The Coast.
No Lcss OF Lie Yet Reported But
Several Marrow Escapes

NGwrogr, X. L., Oct. 1.-THE gale
continued high all day causing eonsidera
BILE damage to shipping. Tug VIM. +
Chadwick. arrived about noon having had
very heavy weather during last night.
They found it very difficult TO care 10,
her barges, Tulip, Massachusetts. Falcon
Cuba. Daisey. and Clover. Part Of tho
time the TOW vas carried with tug stern
first. About o'clock this morning the
barge Clover was struck by the sea which
sank her in 10 minutes. Two men on
board took TO the small boat and il cap
sized and they hung to the keel till res
eued by the tug which dropped the other
barRes, Cuba and Falcon making sail, tow
ing the other three.
The Msssachusetts soon broke away from
the Falcon, when the tug took her, the
Tulip and the Daisey in tow. The Cuba
and Falcon reached here under sail. on
Green liills the Daisey parted her bawser
The tug left her behind. and came in with
the Massachusetts and Tulip. They nearly
sank before reaching here. The captain
of the tug believes the Daisey anchored of
Point Judith. and her crew were rescued
by the life saving crew. The wind sub
aided somewhat at sunset. A number of
vessels in the barbor dragged their anchors
and fouled The tishins schooner e'enten-
nial. Capt. Steers. carried away her masts
and bowspril, and went ashore. The tish-
ing sloop M'zpsh went ashore. A number
Of trees were blown down.
The barge Daisey drifted about with the
two men laboriug at the pump until after
10 o'clock this morning. Their ensign.
union down. WAS observed from the Bslti-
more STEAMER Berkshire. II vas too rough
to launch n boat and line was hove to the
barge, each msn fasteniog it to his waist
and being drawn through the waves TO the
steamer thoroughly exhausted. They
were brought to this city and cared for.
The barge probably sank soon after the
men were taken OIL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
Basy L.yermoIe Falls.
{ Especial to the Ksnnebec Journal.

LaVtVIal % KlIs hsHHsD-s JUuHHAI-
r,,,,,,,<..s r.,. ~, - III,
' PC
ens OUTLOOK iot business NJ LisermofH Is
the hes. Tor some time, owing to the pros-
peet of A new and lsrgs paper mill IN be at
once erected at otis Fails one half mils
above thi, euierpn.,pg village. The Jour.
nal reprezeutativa learn, from an Istar,iew
with responsible. par,lss. that the mill il Ia
be as large as the pulp mill nos rpuninp a,
that point. IL ia to be built af briek tvo-
story. and will turn ost about fjfteen ton.
per dsy. emnloving some seventy 10 nire,v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
B,IchaiI Writing Eis Autobiography

WOODSTOCK, Ont., Oct III. X. Birch
I'll is spen1.ag most of bis time writing
whs. might by couriesy be II ed his au' o.
biography. lie was induced to 30 this that
he Ii i. . ht give the world from his own pen
something of what he wosli had already
hea-d from 0 hers aud perhaps equally re-
liable, sources of his brief but evcntful
career, and that he might from the sale of
toe n auuscript have something TO turn over
to biz wife lie is wiring NEST intus.ri-
0usly, sometimes sittirg up all n ght. The
work is not xpected t, be very elaborate
and will deal very sfarringly viti the poin.s
in regard to v lsieh + ststement from him
a onld te eagerly received by the public.
HIS manuscript, ii i, thought. cover about
one hundred pages of fo1lscsp, and viii
deal principally wlsh some Of the more in
terestlng escsI atles of bis Euglish life, with
PERHAPS It demeut in reterer ce to tie
BeawelI murier lie is regulating with
publishers FOR tie prin,i1g OF his book,
and has spp!icatiors from New York. He
eIpecis to make 4 goo1 sum eat of il and
eili let il go to the high ~ bidder. Turn-
KEY Forbes act' as his edto The Sheriff
has had an application from London. Erg.
land from maa ihst wants 20 do the bar <
ing, and who claims world. wide rel uta-
ii m and promises TO DO "a neat job we'll
y h aulllotine, el5 ctticity or scsffo j "
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STATE HOUSE TOPICS.


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'one 'me ac'eu ~ as assistant secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
RICHMOND.

Three schooners have iisthsrged coal
here this week.
Lumber is being shipped fsst from the
mill. One schooner has loaded this week.
and il is being shipped by rail IS tast as
the cars can be loaded.
The independent Hose Company expect
II set the Pay for their carriage thst was
ruined recently at Hsrssrd's Crossing
Fhev have received many congratulations
upln their handsome victory at Bath Upon
their return from tht city they were met
ss Representatives of the Bsacroft Com
psny and with th- Bichmond Band were
invited to attend ihe pisy in the Opera
House that eve. After marching around
town they marched into the hsil in body.
amid the caec,s of the assembled audience
and their lr ze occupied prominent posi-
,ion on the front Of he stage. No loutts
sre enfers2ined here about the toys ability
10 defest any team in the State.
Private telegraph instruments are being
run in different parts of the village.
The National Dredging Company drsdger
Alex IS ar work in Lovejoy's narrows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-18
Funeral of Hon. Maynard Gum er.
Especial to the Kennebec .Journsl,l

RocKLAND, Oct. 1.-THE fuUeEal of
Hon. Maynard Sunni er was held this after
noon from the Thorndike Hotel In spite
Of the extreme severity of the weather, a
large attendance, including the Masonic
Lodge, of which he was "a prominent mem-
Der. was present to DO homage to the genial
Old man. May places of business were
closed, among which was the Rocklaud
National Bank, of which he was the late
President Rev. ID. T. Hatch of this 1iiy
otci ttcd, Mr.. Sumne., as has BET re been
stated. tad no rear living relatives. His
nepheWs, MIR. Chatle, Sumner Woods of
Dedham. Mass, and Mr.. John Bacon Of
South Framingham, Mass. and nieces,
Mrs Msry f. Thomas and Mrs John
Bacon Of South Framngham were present.
Al elettsie railroad irsm this city TO
Camden Is now being agitsted, ditto the
psnotscot Shore Lie.
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"ORIGNAL PACKAGES"
Again Allaytd On Sia In Kansas BY
Z Legal Technically.


ToFKKa, kas.. 0es. iT.-A decision was
rendered in the United States Circuit Court
10 this city this morning allowing the re-
opening Of original package liquor houses in
this State and in effect declaring the Wilson
Bill enacted by Congress does not restore
power to the Kansas psohibitory Law as
against original package saloons. The
facts are in the case of Charles RAher,
sgen, fer !, as City Equor house. who
Was aEss.lsd Tor eel log hquor in Kansas
after the passags ihe Wilson bill. The
Dc fsniant applied to tie United States Cir
eait Court for writ of habsas corpus, ad.
mitting that be bad cold liquors as charged,
claiming that inasmueh as the kansas pro-
hibitory law had been enacted before the
Wilson bill, the Wilson bill did not Apply.
Judges Foster and Phillips sustsined this
view and granted writ.
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TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.
M. Bonett's House at Berlin
Falls Wrecked BY Dynamite.
Els Two Children Badly Injured BY The
Explosion.
Revenge By Prosecuted Ram Sellers
Supposed to Be the Cause.
Especial to the Kennebee Journal J

BEsIIS FAILS. y. ii 3, Oct. /. -rbi,
little town Is widely excited over one OF the
most bioodthirsty and Ievengeful acts evel
committed In the State. The public prose
cG,or, j. o Boren. has been se iseiy en-
gagged for come time in hunting out snd
punishiag the rum sellers Of this locality.
He has been very successful ia his endeAy.
ors. and has incurred the hatred and enmity
OF that Whole class of law breakers. He
has been liying in house owned by ii. II.
Abbot, with his wife and tSo Lite chill
dIen.
This morning about 5 so O'Clock heavy
explosion awakened the entire neigbbsr-
hood. who on rushing out found that some
deadly explosive bad been fired completely
wrscking the house and seriously iuiuring
the two hiliren. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnet
were thrown from their bed. but did Eo,
sustain serious injuries. They At once
rushed to their chiiirens room and bore
them out into the rain and darkness, where
ihay were taken 70 Eeigaboring houses
and carefully and tsnderly cared for by
willing hands.
Investigation showed a dismal sight
Apparently a dynamite bomb had been
placed under front window and fired by
means Of = leDg fuse which had been
placed along the side of the house. The
explosion tere out the whole front of the
house ard it is a total wreck. Pieces of
the debfis were scattered for long distance 5
in all direciions. All the windows were
broken, the chimneys tipped over ami the
remsring walls badly shattered.
Whoever had the utter baseness ard
hloodIhirstiness of heart to DO such mur
derous deed should use good care 10 keep
his idertity secret, for the whole town
is wrought TO such pitch that summary
justice would be dealt ous With 10 gentle
hands were the party or pirtis known.
The full extent of the ehlldrens injuries
have not yet been asceriained but no fatal
results are feared.
No efforts will be spared by the town
authorities or indi' ituals to hunt down the
dsstardiy perpetrators of the foul act and a
reward will be offered at once for lhsir
apprehension.
The escape of Mr.. Bonett and family
from a terrible death WAS no fault of those
who planned the affair and is TO be Won
dered at especially by those who have seen
the resnlt of The explosion.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Man Attacks Family With Ratchet
Three Dead and Three Dyios.

BERLIN, Oct l7.-Today at Reiniken-
dorf, suburb of this city, builder named
Seaaf, at one time wealthy but who Lost
money and 10 now heavily in debt, attacked
his wife and five children with hatchel
and hacked their heads in = terrible man
ner. Three children are dead, ard Frau
Scasf and the two remaining children art
dying. The murderer has fled.
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Cleaning up the Syracuse Hotel Ruins
Injured Ones Improving.

SrgAct 81. Oct IA large force OF
men were put to work this morning digging
at a big pile CT brick and iron that was ib,
Leland Hotel. Very little was accom-
plished as ihe ruins, more particularly in
the neighhorhood of the main elevator
shaft that still towers up from the middle
Of the wreck six stories high, is yet hot and
smoking. The eond ton of those serious
ly injured in the fire is far more hopeful
tonight than last night.
A movement is on foot to raise = purse
for IIeary Rocker. The colored elevator
hoy. Rocker ran the elevator until the
flames began to lick his sides and the
whole shaft was flled with smoke. More
Than 20 lives were savcl by the boys brav
cry. The coroner has decided upon a
thorough investigation and separate in
quests will be held in eases all persons are
killed.
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Tho 6eaIs Growing Scarce.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE revenue
cutter X chard Rush, has arrive four days
from Port Townsend. Capt. Coulson said :.
We have net seen hundred reals this
season between Ounslsska and the island
going to and fro and the Iook keries are de.
serted. The fact tha, the Northwestsrn
Commercial Company obtsined only 2i,-
90 ont of the large number of 60 900, Rots
far toward sustaining the assertion that
seals are declining in numbers. 1--WE saw
only five vessels the entire season in the
sea i,st II and if they were at work they did
i. entirely to the westxarl. We saw no
appearance on bosrl the crafts that they
were engaged in illegal work, but we
warned them off..''
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Tho Anne snisn Atrocities.

VIENNA, Oct IA despstch from Con-
stsntinoplc states that arrests Of Armeniaps
are sill being made, snd that many of those
who have been taken into custody have
been shoekingIy maltreated and tortured.
Among other crneItea TO which the pris.
oncrs have been subjected. 10 the withhold
ing from them Of all food. They have
aiso been deprived Of sleep. Persons sus-
pcciei Of iIsloyai'y are arrested upon In
formation being lodged against them by
any spy. The Armenian recently arrested
for attempting to murder an archpriest In
the Koom kspou qua,ter Of Constantinoplc,
was today found dead In his cell. II 10 al
hg,d that his death was the direct result Of
the toItures Inflicted upon him. The off,
cisls at Van, Armenia, are still arming the
Turks, and ontrxges upon the ArmeniAns
I, ere are Of frequent occurrence. .oS'
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hlsias Drummer Charged with Obtain
is Money UGdsg False Pretsnoos.

Bosros. Oct. 17.-Wm. II. Coffin, 0
W. II known travelling salesman vas arrest
81 in Maine today and brought here charged
v ith obtaining money by false prstencss
from three Boston firms. 1t 10 charged
that he was engaged to travel for them,
receiving advance money and then failed
tn give any equivalent for bis salary.
Coffin comes Of good family and . first
class salesman but Of late not attending to
business.
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Russia Should Keep Peace With
Chiua

ST. PETERsnu Re, Oct. I7.--Prince Mes
tchersky. in the Grsshdaniu, reproacbes
the Novoye Vremya for attempting to ere
ate Chinese i'll feeling. which, he says, siil
be terrible thing for Russia. The Prince
urges his country to be guided by two
principles u the adoption Of a policy
tba; will Iacify China ard avoid provokir q
Ter mai ,nal revenge, and (2) the cult
ystion of everlasting bstrei Of the jews,
TO TreveI them from penetrating Russisn
life and attaining their principal aim--the
dt suuction Of the CT hodox democracy o:
Ruseia.
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a Ridiculous Story.

PAEis, Oct 1.-THE Journal des
Dsbsts, referring 10 he At .tement Pob'ishe1
by the Italian resspapers Popoln Romano
that the negotiations between Italy and
EngiaHd regarding the dsimta,ion of the
Red Sea territory hal besn broken off by
the pro,est of France 10 Lord Salisbury
sgsinst an Italian occupation of kass Ala
SAWS 1t is useless 10 contradict such ride
u!ons story. Italy knows. tie journal says,
thst France regards i;h sstsfac ion the
civil zation explorations of Italy. AMI has
no interest to serve by opposing the ees-
son Of kssssla to that power.
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One oi the Asss ssias oil Chief II Policc
HsunessY Shot.

NEw OsLgAss, La. Oot. iT.--An.oaio
Scr ffita, identified IS one of the assassins
of hisf of Police Iiennessy, was shot and
mortally voundsd today in the parish prison
by Thomas II. Duffy. AGED % years, an
empioye of the Spirit of the South. He
called at the pfi'on, asked to see Scaff la
ard shot the latter as ne cana to the gate.
Duffy vas srrestsd, re says be is willing to
hang if Seaffids dies. At the Hosp tai the
latter made ,he statement that be was inno-
cent of the murder of IIeune.y.
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She Took Poison Hc Shot Himself--
The Baby Died.

frgrn Asnoy, Oct. IT, The news Of .
double suicide and what was probably Q
murder. drew an excited crowd yesterday,
ar, uad the house on Hale street. where
Gsbor Showdash and HE v ife resided. The
man and his wifc had a long quarrel. after
which he went 10 his work. The woman.
whom he had charged with intl lelity. though
wtongfully. IL is said. brooded over the AZ
fair. She soaked some matches In hot
watsr, and drank the stuff She suffered
terribly, and her moans attracted the attsn-
ton of a lple girl who informed her
mother. Everything was done for the
woman tina, could help her, but she died
last right. Showdash. when told Of her
death, shot himself In the head. lie lin
scfod until this morning, when he died.
The babe was forg)t,eo In the excitement,
and when found was dead. 1t 10 supposed
that the mother gave 1t some Of the poison
Gus tuh, The family were Poles. An
ipquest will probably be held.
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Proposed Amendment tc vosmont's
Consultation.

MoSTPLL1ER, VT. Oct LIN the Sen
ate today the following amendments were
proposed to the constitution The courts
of Justice shall consist Of the Supreme
Court, County Court, Courts CT Cbsncery
and such inferior courts as the legislature
may establish. The Supreme Court shall
consist of Chief Judge and three Asssoci.
stes apponted by the Governor; the Coun-
ty Court and Court of Chancery in escb
county, shall consist of single Judge who
shall also be Chancellor; number OF
count, Judges Elk, appointed by the Gov
eraor. The Judges Of the Supreme Court
TO be appointed for term of eight years and
Asssociate Judges term of eight years
The County Judges shall serve six years.
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Rssd, Mckinley and jarrett Speak
in MOLLY Stark County.

PIrTsHt nc, Penn, Oct. l7.-Speakef
Red. Msjn Mckinley and John jarrett Of
Pitisburg. held two mee,irg At Alliance,
in Old MOLLY STARK county. Mckinley's
d spict. today. The town wac decorated
aud many were unable TO crowd into tho
Opera House during the speaking. Dur.
il 4 the 'pe, ch tonight Heed WAS frequently
int rruplsd by cheers, especially when the
name Of Mckinley WAS mentioned, coupled
With shct at the gerrymandering Of his
district.