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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-11-07

The business portion of the town OF
Chillicothe, ILL.,, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire Friday night. The
loss will be about S200,0 900.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-11-07
All-Around Satisfaction
BOYS CLOTHING.

To any man with judgment enough To kno
n real good thing when he sees ~. Come J
and get the best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
EVENTS OVER THE STATE.

Bruusvick's debt the past year has been
reduced : 0,0o0 to $4,000.
Net receipts Of the ball of the Mair e
Central Relief Association were Sl095
There is project on foot to put steam
boat in p.slpes Lake At North Waterboro,
the coming summer.
The bridSe across the Ksnnebec at Nor
rid woek is 10 be reoNred AMI strength
ened at cost of sl.s00
The Nooseheal Veneer Works whose
mill is al West Cove, Moosshesd Lake, are
now shipping a ear load Of white and yell
low birch and birds eye maple veneer per
week,
johnson, McIntire & Trafton of Norway,
viii market 10 geo cords of poplar this sea
son. SIX Thousand cords have been cut on
Crooked river and the remainder on the
Saeu and its head waters.
The Bah public library i. now we'll unde
way. the pia>is rers being at present en- gagged
in finishing their work. The building is
suficiert in sze for the accommodation OF
the psttsn library and for the SagadahoC
Historical Society which will occupy rooms
up slairs.
/ The new hotel at West Cove, Moosehead
Lake Is nearly completed and will be opened
early 10 Juae II is located on an emlnence
few rod. from the Bangor & Piscstaqui,
. a. q Csnadaa Pacific Railway stations, and
trains on both rosi- are in full view of the
hoass wharf will be built on the shore
of the Lake nesr the house. Already seven
teen rooms for next summer have beer
secured. The house will be managed b,
Messrs- Amos II. Walker and Chandler
! W aois.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
es Operations Along The Ksnnebat
River.
Progress Made by the Old ard New
Companies.

sorrH GARDINER Feb. 20 The cold
snow storm tao past week has RETARDED the
ice operations, the eomp.aies losing from
one to Two days work Ia tie oil feds
where it has not been cut, it is from sixteen
to eighteen Ecles.
The Gres, Fails have finished filing
their old houses and have cGnifnsa ed Al
ing stacks. The Independent have their
south houses full, and will tske about
three days longer TO till th.ir north ouses
They will III, have 65 600 tens IN their
buiidirgs and will then STACK as long a.
they can secure ice. ine. Otklands have
then Old bulldogs iull. their stack half
full and vii tin sh By b. first of March
Hon. Geo. h Weeks, at the Consumers.
il et itirg alorg we'll. f.iigg his new bnil
ings Clrk & Chaplin st the Ri I have
-ir oil tn d .tg. full the new ones more
tIsn half full, and vii finish by the first of
Mtrch. Capt. +. ID Haley il getting
| along well in ii ling his buildings. The
| Ridsewood Co. are getting along well. fill
| ing their new houses on Case L B'ngdor :
| shore. They have their elevator flashed
and are putting up their bull hnSs
On Brsds.rett's 10, at Sm ihtown. S Ott
& Son from New York, are putting up the r
elevator. At the Fatios place. betseen
the Great Falls ard indt pendent. thy are
putting up An elevator TO ran two chains.
Their chains and engine are coming from
Nes York. also part of their lumber TIE
carpenters also come from New YORK.
fhey expect to be ready to run ia ten days
They will run two gangs. night and daN ,
and cslculats to put up % 900 tons of zee
IN one week.
Denterman & Son are getting aloGg we'll
~ filing their new buildings at EisImtr =
Point. All the oil housrs on the river
~iii be fun by the FIRST Of March, aifi 'he
stacks probably by the l0'h, unless they
should increase the ir capacity. The h -svy
snow storm last winter was on Feb. lo and
1t took three days after that storm before
the companies got their fields aud canals
clear of snow.
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John J4c b Astor Dead.

NEw YoRK Feb. % j 'hn I4cpb As-or
iled sudd@uy al four clock SaturIsN
morniug. Mr.. Astor campi4 ned til usv
before of feeling u4weii but in the rveuiug
sent ou 10 dInner Soon after his retur
home he b-came so Ill his family w.r,
alarmed. Dr.. Fordv e Barker at once
hasienrd 10 Mr.. A-tor's bedside. but when
he reached II he t1uad bis patent q, ny
hardly any pulse was percepiiole Mr.
A-tor continued TO sink slo~iy until four
p'clock this mornirg. when h. died There
we're present al his Gesthbei VIM Waiioff
A-tor and a couple of Other relatives. VI .
A.;or was born IN ls22 lie WAS the cid
81 s1n of VIM b A.tor, and the grandson
y. John Jacob A-tor who made fortune
in the fur bu.i e.s and became famou.
As the founder OF the wealthy As'or FANNY
IN New York The funeral wili be b. ID in
Fri iry chapel Is West rwen'y. tit'h street
AZ ten O'Clock TUESDAY morning The ser
wee viii be conducted by b shop Potter
assisted BY Rev. DR., Morgan Dix and K
DR.. G. + Ssope The interment will be
n trinity cemetery, where Mrs. Astor is
buried.
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tNarrieo.

ANlEnst pf.GlS.
In Auburn, Fct. Y, Holm Keep of Wilton and
Miss Lsther &. Darrell OF LpN,li
AroosrooK.
In Hol"on Feb "a. Nr Richard 5 Phillip
rn Mis- Elizabeth Faulkner, both Of o0d-tuck
y B.
CrwBEuLAND.
In Portland y D. y frank A. VIII. Of Little
ton, Mas and Ni.s Ahhie T. II war1 Of poft.
Nd, fri ij capt ftney troveli and Miss Mar
+ brAlfoft
IN ueerirg frh = t,ardner woo+ Of Portland
and his' Clara A. B"nne t Of beering
FHANKLI~
- r lllips Feb 10, Mr Chas. 0. Hcwey and
hi-s Aura \. " .brer
HANcock
In RrootHn, Feb :, ri q. j webher Of Blue mn
"nd Mis- pfnce b. N,st'y of Bro Kiln.
kE>NsBgc.
In Gsrilner, Feb "a, Herbert 81 Higgins and
Ni Hetile Fo-tr
IN Thomastou Feb Y Eugene J. Henry Of
hith.o 90 Ir, talley ~ Ihomaston
IL l;pek and Eoh, H. tha+ " Niehol. an
T mn {. crock Il born Of Hockland
rINcnLS
In Jstf rsor tcb II Winf. 4 Luce. Of T,iop
and Mar T.. honden, u jefferson
J'ENUHNfffI
In Garland. f. %. s. lonu Mccanpon aud Nj.
iiitnH-c Pack ID
in B NJ '. FrD. =, Mr. Joe Sprssue and Ni..
Able A. LiHch.
sAGABAHoC.
II WoolRirh. Feb ). fred Il. Ames and Mis-,
iss5'l g. Wright
WALDO
In Palermo by l. A 10 cirr Esq Nr g Foy,
and tIfa Anna L MAIDEN, botA % la erino
WAsHtSGrnN
~ 'd'i.on, IN 9 N o Man reli of jane
poH aai Ni,- Al T. T. Stu Il # 70 tfand
u llaiuorb, ftb ;, Myran K ,,uik sud III.
an, b itu-.e
% ,ia.nit lorf. F.h 5 T. Bo mon sanbor
and biss fianc'tr y l,W.ii
in aciia. F~b o Wm FOES and Nil.
'-arlin {, Cushing, both Of Maeaiis.
N0YE.
IN pi'iefori Vet 15. Howard Eurnons an
Ni's a.e t. Davis
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Sporting Notes,

One million dollars is sal to have been
4 fired for the entire league plant.
lIardie Il charls3n d-nies The story goinp
the rounds that he vas ilssa,i. fed with the
| PLAYERS league contract.
! Fred Dunlap saws he Kill rlav with the
/ pltt.Da Hs'Ipnai ietyu. club FIR 50 .OOD 4
year. lie received 81 $40 last ason
The Clevch1i National League team il.
the strongest batting aggregation of bali
payer' tia, ever represented that city on
the diamond
Pre.ient Vnn der Ahe Of the s Lou.
Base Bah C.u5 drn,uuc riiicnlou, the
report that be has thought of entering tht
Western league.
J mmy Haipu, the we'll known infelder
-ixn-d contrae, 1atutl,y, to play .hort
stop tor the Athletics of Phila ieiyhis, for
the season ~ l>91
\ mi+leal,na rumpr is ahrotI that Gin
cinnsu wil woe to drop out Inlianapoli, =
the comiug itagu' meeting. Mr. Stera
makes asttunx drutl,
Pai Dralry th4 Cd Boston catcher ant
D,p Casey thr ~n'h paN tsirier of tn.
ph'll--, wii firm one Of the Syracu.t
bate tirs nsxt season.
:, ,t,' ui'",
~.
Cnirs9l- 3, tailhes g.
william f Bl4r. the pitcher. died a.
I fHlrpnfg- - -. iAy pi iyPhHi pa n
m mia, a2ed %. H. had re ,entlJ been en-
gagged by tie Chi agos.
lie AZ. fetn asEo'istion season Vii
d
CONSIST "t lfp 2ahf'' opening on ihursdtV.
A'rl - Ani c'"''' Z san az oct II
hr "es eth eiuuS WV optn ih the " eai'
aHd ihr ta'terh teams ~ me tt't
Drsianer Burgess ieft f)r the Son't
sunday nsai' - e. son- y" days H.
pes % accompany WIS barars+, "h -
htsiih mas o'th "a b"r poor m winter
but Who - 10" happ'iy On the mend
Tom l. veil has signed William HUI nd
most promi.jng ou'f lder a0d change
cat her. for the John Love team
Manager LoseH i getting together a te,n
OF hu"irr' ard no mistake.
Art1ur Whi-ney. I,fe 81 ba.em4n of tn
Me- York; s4s+. 4 ihapd TIE piaver.'
bro b. rhopi. sni | inttui to suck b, them
I lefy Ipnn K Dty 10 prove thar | h.r.
brosen any contract or acted falsely IN Al.
way
Camel h.. hoard ~ tho ;Isa n uaLah,.
csp,afn Of the Ro.fo- ts.yn, 80 y.
~. tLst uhl. h.. a,,,so,,'-. ~ -.
men, H.. ua,,ll mo-. ,s..an..,u,. ~
H. th,nk. mae Turs.,
hotter man
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Evidt nee in the Johr son Cook Case

BANGOR. Feb. 23-The Johnson trial
vas continued Saturday with the usual
large attendance. DAVID Cook, the brother
If the plaintiff testii-d that Johnson said
rhlsva.a case of blaekusil Cook told
him that il he wanted to Dlackmiil any
one it would be some one With som money
On eros. eIamtostion by Col HGttti1s
he witues. .aid that l'r, Bigri0w gave his
SISTER something for her I'll 'pt.
Annie Cook VAS next called. She told
of going to drive on the night in question
with a strange man and afierward going 10
the hotel She identified Johnson in the
court room as the man who came to her
room thst ght.
DR. Sanborn, superinte ndent of the ln-
sane Asylum at Augusta, Me, testified to
the girls condition vhen she was taken TO
the a., lum aud 10 her condition now IL
thought she wss insane then AID said he
thought her reason has not yet been fully
restored. The prosecution flushed the
testimony today aud the defence will open
Monday.
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Evide 1ce Found That Gavin H B ok
Was Murdered

CoxCoRp. N H Fh 23-H W
Green OF II ppk nton. sdmnisrator on thu
state of periey W Beck. recently foun
trozsn TO death in his b use D that towa
states he has discovered evidence of al
npdi-puted character showing that CALVIN
"A Beck who mys,eriuusly dissppesred
light yea since. was murdeeh Cree
t und in Perley's house sslvin's bes
clothing and othe- properly ~hch he souid
have taken had he started Vn my journey
or visit Calyip's body, Geen this k
may never be found on scoun, of the
great length OF time that has eapsed since
hls disappearance.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Land Boomers Get Their Greedy Eyes
on The Cherokee Lands.

WAsHrSGros. u c Feb ga spec'sl
from tar qush, +, says The result OF
the Presidents order to the Cherokee Strip
Cattle Eumnauy tn vacate the strip on or
before Oct Der, 1890, has been 10 attract
tn boone Rs n the strip J G. Blair, $. G.
refsry Of thr cattle company. has informed d
Chief Asye that number of boomer. have
seftled IN the suip on Bear creek. aad are
preparing To take up permanent residence
th,re The chief has ordered the Cherokee
police to Ct them from the strip. O,her
portions Of The strip are attracting anxious
settlers.
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Assistapt Bank Cashier Commits Sui
eide.

PHnADFLPHI, Feb % Willie Rush.
ton. uaul very rseen'iv assistant eashis =
of the Farmers ard NJ chaucs' Nauonal
Bank, shot himself dead lssi night. in the
house of Nellie Beach. al +05 North l2 b
street Previously he bad shown . mptums
OF Insanity But As cents were found in
his pockets, oesites his walch, ~h ca had
no cham attached. The man spparenti,
had been drnsiag
A few weeks ago Ru'hton resigned his
position a, ss.is'spt ASHER of the Farm
ers' and Mechanics Nat ooal Back, with
~hieh he had been connec ed some time
Rumars were rife al the time tba, some
ihi was behind the retirement, bu. in
qalTlrs at the bank eicitrd the information
Tat The retirement was voluntary. though
II has been since learned that business
urder kusnton's direct supervision had not
be' n Receiving the attention necessary, and
hr bank thcitts IL ~ss SAID, learning of
Rushton's cohvisisl hab Is, bad limited that
a resignaiion would be accepted.
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Severe Blaze at Stafford sprinss, CT

STAFFORD SPRINGS Feb. % A FIR
earl, III morning. damaged hs er block
and the stores of W. G. Els on Msir
street The loss on Foster bloe will reach
So 500: insured. W. G. Eis. grocer
-,ock and building, loss sl,o0; insured
G 500. f, Taylor, confecuonr, on stock
and building, loss $500; fnv insured
W d. Head, druggist, on stock loss
81 COO; insured 50. 500. For fsmilie,
occupied the upper part of Fdter block
only one being insured, for $40 Origin
vf fire unknown. With great dficulty the
fire was confined TO the three buildings.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Great Change in Complexion Of
German Politics.
Wholesale lnfanticide Discovered in a
Warsaw House BY Firemsn.
The Pani.ga Plot Said to Havs Been
Gotten UP by Piiace ferdinand.

BnsLrS. Feb 2S The Cartel parties a.
yet have secured oHl, u seats in the new
Rtchstsg sealnst slS held by them pre-
sioask Conservatives, formerly -, row
4> imperiatists, formerly 50 now i2;
>auonsl Liberals, formerly ~, now Il;
CeH trl'ts, tormerl, les, nov 81 Freisiniye
party, formerly s. NOW 20 Socialists,
formerly II, now 20 The Conservative
leader He,lorf Was defeated Puuksmer
VAS re- elected
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DR. BURDEN DEAD.
4 Prominent Massachusetts Citizen
Passes away.

ArrLEsoRo. Mass. Feb 23-Dr. Fred
eriek L Burden died at 81 A. NJ Hs
vas born a. East Douglass, Mass, p Apr.
lei1. enlisted in the federal army in 1861.
serving through nearly the whole war
He graduated from Harvard Medical Col.
lese Ai 'h, age of q. Soon alter be set
tied IN North Attleooro. Mass. 10 lss2 be
sss elected State Senstor. -f,rrwsris
as chairman of the Republican State Com
m,ttee for three years Ani ras csudi
date for the Boston Colleetorshlp when
stricken with spoplsIy.
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Burned to Death on a CauI Boat

NEw YORK, Feb 23.-Fire the cana
boat c. Chandler. lying at the fot of 6lsi
St, late last night severely hrned five
persons. one of whom died this morning
rhe dre was caused by the explosion of a
lamp, the family of Capt, Dsl sleeping
in the cabin were not aroused until ths
fire had gained considerable hesway. Mrs
Daley male heroic efforts to save her
children and was severely buried. The
youngest child was so badly burni that it,
life could not be saved. Dsmag to boa
about $500.
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A Clear Track Once More.

SsS FRANolsco. CAL. Feb. ss.-Rs'
ports received at rsiirosi headquarters In
shis city sists that the weather has elesr,
IN the Sierra mountains. The Central Pa
e'ne track Is free, and trains are all in
motion. fhe two west bound passenger
trains lett Eniersn, Gap Yesterday morn
Ing sa3 arrived here las; evening. The
vest bound rains which have been held At
{ lax are also moving, and the railroad
ofhc ais started the regular east bound ex-
press from here las, evening.
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Dover, n. II Feb. pa convict vht
has just oeeu released from the jail where
Isaac Sawtell is confined, says that then
cells were in the same tier, but he did moi
have chance to see the supposed murderer
until the day of his release, and then he
only had glance at him.
mo one has been allowed to see Sawtell
20 far MS know, /" said the ex convict, Eek
cep, his lawyer, and he has been here
twice, ,hll We could hear Sawteli.
however. and sometimes In the evening he
aas called out: 'Sltg Us song, boys, and
# the song suited BIN he woulA say Good
sonnet mes he W uli j in in chorus. H.,
tslked his cell or read all the tine He
was allowed to have all the Boston papers,
and must have -..,a them, after they GOT
'nere ne Was always quiet for some time
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Dr.rox STEPHEN q. MASON of FroSi
a.nce X, / suffering severely from frequent q
tack of i.f.ma story rheumatism, CIV. ap oy
oh, sicisn. ho left him "a ter ihte
-. IN. iy cured when On tn advice or i1'thi
~ho bsIis.ed the trouble cave fron diseased ~
nev. he took Hr<T'. kEMrpN. IL msat
rim = hale, hearty and healthy msn-
con nl,f.ly cured OF = KIDNEY oisrsse which was
seca,npaniei BY fat'erns Of the p. ART, $3.50
for Or ath. snd g,sat wes. ness os 'he "''s
use OF WTNT's u, ME"H. Me-
JnSEpH Il HAYt>. irusgis'. Lowru, 49, -
~r,,s. ii have sold Hun. HEMe"h 70
twenty wears and would hardly know now 10 As'p
. drug ssor, wiihoa; Il"
cS cR,rIKSrox, Sole Agent, New forA-
,ansodcod n y kvurip
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NOTICE.

- v.u.tnowu msehinist. Mr.: GtoR9s
uANsIAULT, ha. open~d . machine snep On :
nsru .,s. .,,ento. Prices low, satisfastion guar
anteed.
.arssuins Nashines Specially.
fehElNAIhss1Ds
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SOUTHWEST HAEBoE. Feb 23.-The
revenue cutter Dsllss. durins = heavy
gale sai Tremendously high sess. Saturday,
took the cranberry island life saving crew
and boat on board and earried them TO the
sreek of tae British shooaer Glen
on Little Daea Island ard took Of the
crew. They also took Of one man from
Bas. Esrber who went over night before
last fran Bass Harbor xith four other men
in d9ry. The other for men lsft Little
Duck leland At 3 50 p NJ, Friday, fear
ing that thy would be frozen to death if
thes Remained Il Is noS supposed that
thew were lost. the sea teing very heavy
and dsn n2erous at the time. The following
are the men supposed tn be lost: Ersstus
= Goti. who leave. 4 wife AMI SIX children
Ernest Moore a ~ife; b. nj Murphy. wife
and child. and Geo. Murphy, wife and
ehlld.
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Broker Peu Secures B,ss.

NEw YosK. Feb. 23.-Broke George
H Pc l. an alleged bank ~reckessecured
bnnd.men today. Charles Peli, bs;her of
the prisoner qualified 81 500 Re estate
and $50 600 personally; T. E-Meyer.
President OF Never Lizh,ersse Gmpsny
for SIS o0a: Tbeod re Squire real
esiare sIo0, coo. The bond vas ten be-
fore Judge Martin
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I]ieo.



n iisb0n. FEB j Hrs /. 1 Warren Of Dur
ban, ~ q a5oa % year-
crHBEKLANp.
10 Portland FEB G. Nile. Adlsr. Fsb is Mar
ssref wite a. ioifn Fiai~Tte; - Mr.. Ma
Fsss+nd-n riG3E - Nathan ,. s.efd~n age .
years, & fs3p'ls. - ia &. Frb. Q df. % "a X
Psric- aged . YEAR Fsb. =. ed J. Gfin,neS
sna 9f fss es and Catherine trimmer, aged Z.
year., IL days.
FRAsEfIS-
In F7ifiiDs. Feb .. Nr. I'll b Blodxett aged q
eass; Feb ~, F-C ityeapJrt
u NeE Ninega'd, FEB. 8, Arth7r fagans, sged
q sear.. sn0ptHs
1n armisstou FEB ;. Mrs. Iaa ". stodtarA
aged y esF-, mpnth. day, feb. :, Tiioma.
Lambert. aged aooai 4. gears.
HAsCpcK.
In Brpoksviile, Feb. .. Jacob Cousins. aged y
year
ia fioalfsboro. Feb. s. Lorinda siaegar, aged 8.
ysass. 10 mpnTas.
WAsHISGrDv.
In Ea.fport, Feb II. Mrs tiiza a. Hausv. aged
sS =. ar, Feb. II, Frank Carr azsd vears !
nlsHtss, FEB %, Mrs Fora y. Cushinz. aged :
y@aFs, month";.
in soath I.gbee. Feb. 8, Ehen G. snail, aged 4
Jesrs
~ Princeton. Feb 2. Ni-anda Jones. sg.a 4,
5esfs, a-oDths ~ d.
WALDO.
A, Sandy Point, Fee. 4, Mrs. Mary II. CHM
aged 70 gsars.
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Last Work on the Worlds Fair Bill

The representatives of the four cities
aspiring - ihe henor OF the site for the
Worlds Far have been busy making final
Preparations for the coufiict to begin in the
House to-day
! hey have labored earnestly and privately
WIN a fyA members VINO still are uncom-
mlttrd or 0ho are believed 10 be open to a
change Of heart
Nobody expects the site will be selected
upoa the first ballot, so that opportunities to
pledge members to second choice are un
usual, good
ChAuncey NJ. Depew put in appearance
on the hJpr Of the House Saturday to in
dulge N a iitll. quiet missionary work for
Nv York.
Gov Hi, Wm. C. Whitney and other
prominent citizens of New York are also in
the city.
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Hemingway Will Have Moey Due
From the State.

JACKSON. Miss. Feb. 23-Ma,rity ard
minority reports have been made the leg
islstive committee appointed toexsmine
the Office of the State Treasurer. The re-
. ,rts do not differ materially. bu express
an opinion thst when Hsming~sys credit
ed with sIo5 $50 paid out BY himfor cou-
pons in 1876. for which DO cred can be
found on his general books, i, ~il,e found
that the State owes him over 81 %.
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Wholesale Iufintic,do scovoied at q
Fire a. Waisaw.

LoNpo>, Feb - A terrible story of
wholesale tnfaniirIde was revealed hy Ere
hen at WORK On the debris after the burn
ing of a house located on Sienna street, War
saw thus morniug, Beneath she door of
he burned bulidIug the corpscs of four
'een infants we're ieuud. The establish
mcnt was presided over b, midsife
'smed Skobliuska This woman. her sis
cr and Wo daughters, are now under
arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Fire In New York.

NEW YoRK Feb 23 Fire in the upper
dior- ot bu idlugs 46 To 55 West Thirie,t
trsst this mOrmrg causes a tuss of about
S2 900 The Eigle Wire Works Com
s1y lose SO 600. NeM4hon's sresfaurant,
Eirart B4rtietl's -hor faetor,, sheridan
u Il tver. store. Ci.on's Rrucery store sitt
Heket zte's gs- fixtures store were shghJy
iaInzErd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Boston and Bco,hbsy Land Company

tSpecisl to the kennebee Journal.
PORTLAND. Feb. % The annual meet
ing of the Boston and Boo hbsy Land Com
p.ny was held Friday at the Prebie House,
Portland The officers elected are Selfen
Connor. President Aanley + 20 der, zee
President: Sanford {. Chase, Treasurer !,
Charles A" Msrston, Clerk; W spauii-
ing, Attorney. The company viii make
some Improvements On their land at spruce
Point. Boo,hbay Hsfbor, siso make an ad-
dition to the Saruce Point House Several
cottage lots have been sold to be ouilt upon
this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

CANroN, o.. Feb %. - For sevcE
months party of Aus'rssns emplo, ed "a
the Cherr.val eN mtnvs have been hvius
toget 10 small quarters, suntng them
selves 10 save suihcient money tu hfl,,i
ihrir sves ani families across the salrI
ore of the number has run aw,y with III,
Joiot .avirs' Of the company, amounting 8,
nearly s3 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Colombian Auth oIitIes Release
V,,slls.

PANAMA, F b. ~ Various Am.rcsn.
irUsh a Il - mbt-n schoou,ts. recently
81 Il by Colombian au uuri h.. st Car ha.
.tha for curtrsVentlon 1t custom laws are
- duty released. Colombia byirg u
uverc'sn state, claim. she ha. he urq,cs
thio / right to close h,r & a.t prs to
1rrlsn raic that is simply ruiuug her o~n
r"dets. Nho are rrmpllei - pay duties
ireet 'tat American traders have hitherto
vadcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Nav Yoxk, Feb. 2S. - Washington,
Birthday Was deserved in the usual man
ner here by he display of huntng ON the
various public and prominent buildings,
and the hois,ine of the hss at the old for,
IN CeE,rsl Park.
6usiaess ia New York and Brooklyn
vas generally suspended and number OF
organizations had inlep ndeat psrsdes
throest the streets, preparatory to attend
.rg shooting and other festivities