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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
Wedding Bells at woc,wich.


Especial to the KEsSEBEo JOURNAL.
WooLwIcu, Dec 24.--The society event
OF the present season here, was the mar
risge of Miss Nellie s. Thwing, of "Day .
Ferry" to Mr.. J. Howard Wight of Milan,
\. H., which occurred at the re-itence of
the brides mother on the afternoon of the
23d inst Ths ceremony was performed
by The Rev 5. ThomT son, in the pres
eace Of large number of the relatives and
friends Of the family. The bride, one OF
the most talented and highly esteemed
Young ladies' of our town, received many
and beautiful t. imonias of the r. gard of
her friends The most sincere good wishes
of a host of warm friends, not only here.
but in Orr's Island. Vsssalhoro, and other
places where Miss lhwing has been sue
res.ful teacher, will follow her ard her
husband to their new home in Berlin FALL,
n. H.. where Mr.. Wight will follow the
profession of the law.
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ScOTrIS4 STRIKE.


yGLAsGow. Dec 24.-The Moth British
Raiw4y Company has entirely closed th"ir
underground station here. anil il is under
stood will remain closed till the di.pute
With the striker. is s-ltied Plscards sn-
rouncing the promotion ..nd advanced pay
aEait men loyal to the compsny. and ses
ung forth the oifsr 10 r-irs ate s'r kers in
heir old p sitions. are posted con.ticnous
ly. The siscrs maintain a defiant aiti-
tuds.
The Leih ard Ed;nhu-g local line is
cl,.ed Paserger traffic i. irr. g iisr on
tha main lines ard the freight. are at a
stands,iil The loss to the rsirsy com
panies vill he epsrmous. Al vsri IL, n,ss'
met,if z. held tonight the strikers resolved
TO sa,d d irm They h,ve issusd msni-
festo dem n ling a t,n-bour day, sna 80
per cent ezra psv fur sunday work, II
~ esimst. d 1T . COO perso's are now out.
Work at mot of he coal pitts in Lsns,k-
shire has sopped in consequence # thc
srike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
Alleged M xicsn Invaders Acquitted.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. "a Gen.
Frsnti.co r Ssrdoval and his companions,
Aoelardo Lopez Vincent Morin Corr les,
Gsvius Flores, Amslor. Esst,erez Amador
Garcia, Guadalupe c. Csdler, ard MeIcher
Guerrers, ph, had been on tri.l in toe
Federal Di.tric, Court for the last three
laws By an ged n.,emp, to invade NJ 1ico
we're acqnitfed. All the prisoners bowed
ih, ir thanks when ne verdict was announ-
ced, snd Gen. Sandovsl thanked the jury
in brief speech delivered in Spanish
Sandovai wilt not go back 10 Mexico He
was formerly General in the Mexican
Army but having been expelled from the
coonuy ard being liab., 10 arrest upon his
return, ne will remain in the Uoited States
and mske his home in Laredo.
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Oficis's Of Cologne have seized = quar
tiy Of a mericsn b-cnn valued at e15 0Ob
Aod haze arrested The Dutch merchant VIII
imported The bscon.
The government OF Uruguay has intro
ducei y bill IN the Chan bers Of d. patis,
ftisinu he du,i on spifiis, tuasY, perfum-
cry. silks, timed provisions asd tobacco.
Doe Donoghue Of Ne~burgh. N r., won
the lot. rnstionsl snste nr skating champion
ship rae on Lingag Fen near Cambridge
Egg, Wednesday. He covered tho couru
# one mie and half In four miou'ss ard
forty six stconas. beating the worlds 70.
cord.
An explosion Of ga, took place Thurds,
night in the Alhsubra Theatre at Hartie.
pool. England. h bui ding was .ree ked
and ,eversl employees iDjured- The sxpio
i'm oc' urr. d = short time before the open
ing of he theatre for the evenings per
fofmabce.
The police au,borities Of Berlin hsvo
given notice 10 all unlicensed sanAtofiums
noteis, etc.. ths, coosumptives and othe,
patients suffering from Infections disease
Aho may b. stopping At snch places, mo'i
depart within eight days or the places vii
be closed This measure will seriously ef
feet private clinics.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject Oct.
i2,a. tse1.


Crai further notice trains loave Auvzms =
c-pvs;
Aufxo WEST 30 A. N. for lewiston
Bocb and Portland, Hostoa and Montreal, T-w
A. N. Tor Hsii3weu. Gardiner and 3outh iardi
mr.. i0.io A. VI Tor tew.aton, Pennington,
ter aslowel, dsrdlner and South Gardiner
AS = IL, fa- Brunsgick. Bath. hocsinnd,
Portland and Boston, s45. trxpressi Port
land and Boston; 6.0S Y. N, for Haliqwtlt, Hhrdi
ncr and south Gardiner, ii.O0 e. N. tutsht rrl
lnan) tor Lewiston, Bat, Portland and bosipa
COME Fssr-1 10 a N. tnight exPrcssl fof
Rsowhr ran, Belfast, Bangor. Ssr Hmpor -
Steyhen' St john and Aroostook County. PA a
NJ Tor Waterville skonhexan, Newport, fangor
and Vanreforo, i2.a7 p. n. Tor NnterS he
Nts p. VI. for wat"ryile, skosheg4n. Fel
fast, Dexter, Dover Foxoroft Sana 'r
a72O E NJ Saturdays oily for Nsicrvil!e
SUNDAY paper train for Hstersiilo and bArsoF al
VII NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run eafh way ever!
night, Sundays included, bot not 20 SAo"hessi
or Belfast an NGptny mornlnga ar 10 Dexter
or beyond Ransor, on sunday morning.,
The dSy express trsint gning ta-t a; 3.sf VI
md Yves. at 10 10 4. NJ, ran dGllv. sundays ~
eInded beiwrcu Rostun. Lewiston, BAN. frcS
and, Bangor aud ST John.
AcCoNNoDATfoN TRAM for Ars1st'
leaves Souti. Gardiner, o.es A. NJ. 100 and -
7. NJ, tardipor, d.Ei A. "; l.ls sna 70 r ~
Hslloxeli. s.t9 A. NJ. "a sad 81 ?. ".
thrcuga tIcseis 80 Caiifornss and s'i ~
South AMI West toMy be had of v. hi ~ rlRri
,ioArt agent. Auxaata The osly oficr selling V.
all roatrr and checking all baggage ftnr 81 *
pense.
PAYSOS TUCKER, Wise Pres. Genl Manage
r. e. BooTuBy. Cent Pass and Ticket Az
Portland. Oct. sth. 1870,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25

ALBUQUERQUE, Dec "a - An ancient
sm.lsinx furnace was discovered accident
silly BY several Americans yesterday about
fifteen miles nth Of here in the Saodia
mounts rs. The furnace is about the size
Of an oroinsry Mexican adobe bake even,
ard had never bsen fired. Il is flied with
ore Near by was found bar of silver,
probable -mel;ed in = furnace .imilar to the
one first discovered. The furnace will be
opened tomofroT by geoIosisfs sent here
from the Sni hsonian Ins itgtion, and it il.
thought il will reveal the manner in which
,he natives centnfi-s sao reduced ores
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
Cueb;ps Hous.. H,nehsn, Mass
psma.ed $1,000 by Fife.

HISGuAM, Mass, Dec. 24.-At 5 O'Clock
this afternoon fire broke out in the cellar
Of the Cushing House. cau-ing damage to
the extent Of fully $1,000 The smoke was
30 dense that several ladies' in the upper
rooms were gotten cur With d.fhculty. The
family of Thomas NJ. Ware were brousht
down from the winioas by ladders The
flames were checked before any of the
sleepng rooms or doing rooms caught
There will be no disturbance of business.
The origin of the fire is unknown: it may
have been caused by the explosion of a
lamp The less was fully covered by in
turaucp
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Heavy Loan for San Domlrso.

New YoRK. DEC. "a Mr.. L. Vaqrez,
the San Domingo Consul, when seen at h ;
office No So, Broadway, said that accord
jig to the latest news received from San
Domingo CITY, Msnufl NJ Gsutiar. Vice
President Of tie Republic. has j re-
turned from a misslol to Europe where
he vent to fsct loan OF "a 500, 600. Oae
Of the conditions Of the loan is that the
bank NJ house through which it va, nego-
listed shall build railroad from ne to
Plata 20 Sannsgo ard the governments
binds itself TO psy $40 600 for esch mile.
The works on the rsiirosd from San Do
ninso to San Ciists bal are. he sad. rro-
gre..inR RAPIDLY. The political a fiaaa-
oisl situation of the Republic il fl -st class
ard Pre.ldent Hereaux has it trodncrd all
kinds of improvements and reforms ia the
Re publ c.
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a Missionary Fer Alaska.

NEw YoRK, Dec. "a The Rev. Father
B.rnum Of the Jssuit OrIey. who iss pres
e The guest of the Jesuit Fathers Of 81.
Ls~reuce's church, Eighty-fourth street
ard Park avenue, will leave in = few days
for nj sion work in Spokane Falls. Wn.
He viii remsin there un il the ope ming Of
navigation in Msy. When he will start 90
bis lot z j5urney~to Norton Sonod. in Al
ssks, where be 10 to be stationed. In abou,
= ysar foul other jesuit Fathers will follow
him. AID sc.t'er themselves in different
diocsses. Father Barnnm. who 10 forty I've
Yeas Of age, was born in Baltimore.
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Couvict C-mps OF Georgia

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec "a -Chsi' man Cliff
ton. of the penitentiary mmitt-e. has
presented TO the Legislature rep TT signed
by twenty Ave members. ONLY five dissent
ing. which repre- SCENTS the convict camps in
Dsde couny to be in shockicg condition
Or visiting the camps the committee found
every thing fxed up. "a if the lsssees had
been sxp- ctirg it. Notwithstanding this
the clo'hing of the prisoners. the bed
CT thing and the sleepi0g apartments are
said to have been filthy. Two children
had been born in camp, one soon after it.
mother Was taken there, the other the ch ID
of an old convict. The comnaitee found
men at work hirg on their st'macbs in mud
and water, compelled 10 do 20 in order 10
accomplish the Necessary amount of work
10 cave tbem.elves from beng fiogge3
The commi tee rec mmends the appoint
ment of Board of P4r4o:s.
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London LopsshoIsmsn eufisrios Bad

LONDON, Dec. ~ Appalling rsports Of
starvation ut the East End of the citv start
le the Aristocrs,ic West. The leaders Of
The Docher's Union say that the great H.
Guilty Is want VI empio, ment ard the situa-
tion 10 tn ~orM that has be-. n knovn for
years At every mee,iog Of the executive
of,iners, it Ia said, sto,ies Of death from
.ts,vatian are sure to come forward; not
.nch starvation as would lead to . coroner's
verdict bu, death b'oush, about about BY
want Of tie absolute necessaries OF life.
The people liv, d in houses which we're be-
ing strippsd of every stick Of furniture to
be sold FOR The pn,p,se Of purchasing food.
In the victo'is and Albert dock dis sicis
affairs have rever been worse since the
docks were opened. Al the Fresh wharf
he men stood ciinsins to the gateway for
hours In the bitter frort. wsii's for call
and the ticke, that gives th' IN the tight to
cam few .hiilinPa Some climbed the
posts, and. ia lins, rolled on the heads
of the crowds standing on the ground In
the desperate fight for the coveted ticket.
MIR Mana has made an esnma's that
there are ninety thousand men In London
unemployed at thu present time. He viii
make vigorous cawpsisn Ia favor Of mu-
picipal workshops in order to atsofb this
mass of unfortunAtes and amsliofats thsif
condition.
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SIGNAL SERVICE


w AR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chef SigusI 0fieer,
WASHINGTON. Dec. Is. l A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25

Rev. f. L. Parpcu has accepted call
from Saccarapra, Me-, and will settle there
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German Coal Miners Must Take . Re
. ouctiou Dec 30.

BnussELs. Dec 24.-The coal mining
companies throughout the coal districts
after fully discussing the matter from IT,
var,ou. stsndp oin,-, today came to the dc
c,si IN ihst on and after December 30,h
there mu.t be u general reduction in tn
wages OF employees. The Miners Fedora
lion replied 70 toe action Of the coal com
panies by is-uing a proclamation TO III
rffse, tia, a general stise will be ordsret
uni, o. aPilianent so revises the constitu
ton as u give the miners protection asaint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
Maine Pensions.

Pensions have been granted to these
Maine ps ople;
Original, invalid Charles II. Choste.
Portlsni; Edwa,d Kelley, rogrs; Robert
J Roper. alias Thomas Warren, trooks
vile; William Z. G. l1-mith, Soldiers
Home, Togu.; Stephen Cnnrch, Tog's
Enos Floyd, Togu-; john Powers, Tosus
Henry VIII low, Bolster'- Mills; s. d Gs,es,
Srong; willsm A, Copeland. Corinns
John Gum. Togps; Michael Green, Toaus
Increase, Wetherhee W. Pease, Buxton
Centre; james Fi-h. Liberty; Thomas J.
Nsray, Whit field; George ". Black,
ilden; Horato Martin X ckland; origin
al, widows, etc. Clara N widow of Jor-
dan Goodman. Ssco; Matilda W, widow
of David NJ. Frenib. Bal h; Sophia L.,
widow of John E c, fin, Woodfords.
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B3uut.es on wof, RABBIT. aod O. phsr
Gcaps

ATcHIsox, Kap.. Dec. 24.-Many Of 'bs
courtes Of the northwestern psrt OF be
State have auihorired extraordinary boun-
ties on volf, rabbit and COPPER scalps, il
o'der that destitute feopls may have q
mesrs Of roahias lv'ng tbs win er. T.
Dsesiu. ccunty the treasurer pad ou'
sl703 in one day sad over s5 90 in :, i,
weeks. AID the disin became % heavy taai
the County Board suspended the or Ter
The came e,un,iss are settiog read to yo,.
ad bosds to buy sesd. corn. whsa,, zot
pot ,soes for impoverished sessle;s.
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fSpe ciai 10 the KEHSEaEC JOURNAL
BocALAsp. Dec. 24.-Tbs morning as
the out bound passenger train was sppruach-
ing the railroad crossing above the old
depot. lime cask team was seen rearing
The track The driver made no effort to
stop. hut drove direc ly upon the sppro,ch-
ing train. which c)ul1 nc. be slipped in
season to prevent sn accident. The loco
motive struck the team fairly completely
demoli.hng the wagon and killing the
horse The driver. an Appleton man
ramed Sukefor,h, was terribly shaken .
ard badly cut abont the head. From his
actions. he was evide n'ly intoxicated, and
his escape from instant desih was miracul-
0cs
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Successful Trial CT tie Newark.

DELAWARE BREAKwArER. Dc. "a
The cruiser Newark yesterday. passed to
sea on her ofiiciil ttisl tip at 8 10 A. Nj.
She returned a, about 2. n, having
successfully nainiained her hor.e pover
and sps ed for four hours. Unoffcia;iy, /;
is understood that the Newark exceeded
5000 horse poser. which sill give Mvssrs.
Cranps, the builders, over $1,000 premi.
um. She averssed in 'pved Lineteen AID
sixteenth kaots pc, hour
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FORTY LIVES
Vas Cost Of Suppresins Rev.
olut,On In Peru.
fArso French anarchists Sentenced 10
Imprisonment 1t Paris.
0srman Coal Adinsgs Must Stand 9
Reduction. December 80.

NEw YoNx. Dec. s<-Advicss from
Parsma to the 18Th say Runners Of revo-
lu,ionAry movements in Peru have been
rife here for sometime past, II 10 known
that on the 81 . meeting vas held at Fort
S.ntacataloa, out lie OF Lims, ard an ef-
fort made in behalf Of ex-dic,ato Pisrola.
The movement vas suppressed At cost Of
fort, lives. A mAtsers stsnd In Peru Il 10
net unlikely that similsr risinss viii occur
At short intervals, cot dtisns beieg entirely
favorable. Extreme de,ti,utor prevailing
throughout the rel ublic 10 lsrs. " esyonsi-
BILE for the unsettled state Of sdsirs.
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A Wife Cannot Testify 10 Case Of Poly
gamy.

In the Supreme Court Of the United
States Monday, Justice Brewer announced
the opnion of The Court in the case Of
William +. Bassatt rgsi,st The United
States. TIE Court holds that a wife's tes-
timony against her husband while he is
ur der trial for ,-polygsmy is incompetent.
Basse't vas convict d on charge of poly-
gau,y in Utah in 1886, the prime pal witness
against him beio g his wife. The Supreme
Court of he Terri'o'y affirmed the verdict
ard the case was brought to the Federal
Supreme Court on an appeal.
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Consolidation Scheme Charged
Asaiuet Boston & Msine

CoScosD, N. Fl Dec 24.-The Moni-
tor tonight, contains leader. unders'ood
to be from the so, OF United S'ates Sena-
tor Chandler. charging. in substance, thst
the managers of the Boston 6 Name rail-
rosd conte mplste gigantic railroad scheme
aud that they Intend Interfering in NeF
Hampshire polit cs in the interss st of de
mocrscy and by corrupt use of the money
o. the corporation secure control of the
State.
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Voted for Their Candidate IA an IiIe-
gal Manner.

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 24.--The last leg
isla,ure passed law providing for the
cumulative vo'ing for voting for represent
tives TO the State g stature in dist,icts
where more than one member is TO be
ell cted. The law allowed a voter to cart
one vote for each of the candidates for rep
resentative on his ticket or as many votes
for one candidate rs there were candidates
on ihs ticket for that cffice. The cnunty
bosrds Of csnvassers bssing refused to is
sue certificates of election 10 . representa-
tive e'ects i in that manner, the m,tter was
carried 70 the supreme court. The court
decided ,odty, ths, the law was clearly un
constitutional. This d. cision makes the
lower branch Of the legislature .ixty-eight
democratic to thirty-four republicans.
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French Ainachists Sentenced to I'm
p,isopmout.

PARIS Dec. "a The trial Of Lsbruyers
The srnicbi.t French Journal st. and Mn,
Duquercy ~ d Gr.goire (,he ls'nrsF enc
rfichi,t j 'uruslist,) ohsraed With copspii
4, h to defeat the ed of justice by aiiin
10 the e,c,pe of the Russian srnach,s
Padi.w,ki, was concluded today. LNbru,
ere was sep'er ced to thirteen monihs IN
p'is ,nme t. Mime Daquercy to two month
imprisonment and Gresoi'e vas sen,eDced
by d-fsult, 10 imprisonment for eisi
monihs
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Irhuerzs perher improves the locks,
ter pr or srficelstion. But Old Ssui's
C.t.rrh Cure does cure i, 60 quickly a, IA
surprise ore. Only twenty-five cents Z
package. sod every shere.
II there we're called me .tins Of bsbiss
AID ycung children and the qnes,isn Pc, Il
vote ''~ho Vas their sses est b>rsfAefcr'
the loud AID ursrirous vote won'i be "Dr
Ball." for he gave ~ bic, vondsrinl "Dr
Balls Baby Syrup"
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An old legend tells Of two lovers. walk
ing by the river Rhine The lsdy legged
her .uiror to luck little paIe-blue f,~e-,
growing on the bsnk. In doing 20, be fell
into the waser, and ~ss drowned; but
while sinking, be threw The f,rer to her.
ard cried: Forget me no,,' Thou.anss
of women viii never forget shat Df.
pierce's Fsvorite Prescription tas done for
them. Ii il prepared specially to cure
,hose dissss-. from shieh they aIooe suf-
fer, ard often il silence, rather thaa cJp-
suit pbyse;an-ss seriodicsi psits. ~esk
back pro.apsHs. and all uteriae troubles.
Pnrely vegetable, and gusssu.sed 20 give
satisfaction 10 every case. or money re.
funded. dee22daY lctfm
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN etfectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in b0c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any oos who
wishes to try it Do not sccept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA F,e SYSVs co,
SAY eRAsoisCo. cst.
lowsgtts, v ssw -osg ~
sp,,axoi,g
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Rev F. L. Parpcu hs, accepted call
from Saccarapra, Me-, and will settle there
soon.
The Band of Hope lately organized here
uuder the suspic.s of the WomeD's Ali
| snce have an entertainment in the Belfast
| Opera House next Tu,s stay evening 1t
consists of dialogues, songs, recita'ioDs,
etc. ard is called a "MoIher Goose" en-
tertsnment
Next Tue sday eniug the A. o. U. w
have mee'irg ard an election of officers.
Mr.. S. NJ Danton and Miss Edna Nc
| Cobb both of Lircolnville. were united in
| msrrisge "wednesday morning by Rev G.
| Chad~ick They left on the noon train
| tor Mss-achusett', where they will settle
DR. L W. usmmonds of Isl-borough,
| fell v hile skatirg on the ice breaking both
bones of his right leg. below the knee
Dr. Small of hi. city left Tuesday even
ing for Saturday Cove, re he was taken
across to the I-lsnd in boat. Oi comiag
back the wind blowed heavily and they had
q rough rasssze
f. L Mitchell's new oys s'er saloon 10 now
com ple'ed and was opened THURSDAY niorD-
ing. 1t has three stalls with q curtain to
each, and is Furnished throughout with
white wood. W. II. West has been en-
gagged as an as.ls'En,. This i, something
| thst ha. lof e been needed and no doubt will
lie fully appreciated by Belfa-ts people
On the first of January, Mr.. A. T. Con-
don, foreman in one of the rooms in the
shce factory, vi | on account of Ill health,
be Obliged TO give up his position. The
employees in the factory, on learning this.
purchased a bandsome oaken sideoosrd,
with a willow rocking chair for his wife,
who has been employed in the Office. Mr..
Gordon was taken to the room and pre-
sent.d nth the -ide board and chair BY L,
A. Star les Although taken by surprise,
Mr. Gordon replied With few suitable
remarks IL is safe to say that no fore
in the factory ever was more liked and sp-
precistsd by the workmen than Mr.. Conaon.
Miss Louise, daughter Of Chsries B.
Hszeltlrc of this city. is 2, home for the
holiday vacation. Miss Ilszeliine hss been
travelling with her college class ia foreign
countries.
Mr. John Dunton. principal Of the gram
mar school in Augusta, j, spsrding t4e hol-
days with his brother, K +. Dunton.
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winthrop Items.

fSpecisi 10 the kENNEBEC JOURNAL.
WINTHROP. Dec. 24-Tha Congregation
slist Society have a concert and Christmas
tree 8, their vestrv, this (Wednesdsy) even
ing. The Methodist Socie'y have similar
exercise. On Thur.day evening.
Lawyer C. U Greeley and family have
z ne 70 Dover 70 visit his parents during
ibe holidays.
Wallace Berry ard Charles Hoyt have
gone TO Weld on hsuting excursion of 8
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
Cruelty to catt.e on a Sea voyese

New YORK, Dec. ~ The Exeter City,
an English tramp steamer in the cattle
carrying busir ess. which has just left this
port for Bristol, Eng and. had on board $50
head of cattle. The animals were sbso-
lutely unprotected from the storms and
waves that will wash ever the vessel. The
laT in Enel md requires that they be killed
within twenty-fou- hour from the time Of
landing. When the Exeter arrived here on
her last trip. the space between the cabins
was filed with folid mss. of ice ard the
vosage was so rouSh that it required seven
teen days 70 mske the trip. which is usually
made in ten days. The animal, were not
housed, it is claimed, in order to save
guace.