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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-07

Representative Peters Of Kansas, said hs
vas interested in silk, sugar and salt. Al
70 the first subject be said that his district
raised in 1889 more than fourth Of the
cocoons produced in the United Ssates
The witness asked protection for these
constituents Of his by suitable duty on
raw silk. As to sugar, the witness said
The industry 10 in its infancy A. yet, q
healthy infant. and if you don't suangle it,
or deprive it of the support heretofore
drawn from the tariff soothing syrup. il
will grow into the proportions of healthy
full grown man. The bounty 10 . con.
temptible thing"
Witness said Kansas needed additional
capital to put up the Sorghum sugar mills.
Capital cannot be Obtained under the
duty. Argued strongly in favor Of re-
tention Of duty.
Seney 7. Oxnsnt, Grand Island, Neb.,
made an argument in favor Of protection to
the best sugar industry. predicting that
Aithin twenty years, beet root would out
strip sugar cane and sorghum in the pro-
ductton of sugar.
Prof. Wiley of the Agricultural depart
ment spoke Of the importance of fostering
and encouraging the sugar industry of the
United States. He said that beet was by
The sorghum industry needed more foster
ing than either the sugar cane or beet in
dustry.
In secret session the chairman was in.
structed to report tomorrow his adminis-
trative bill. At $50 the committee ad-
journed till ten tomorrow.
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FLouK-Receipts. 81. i've packages; xports. 7sss
bbla, sales, n 40. Repeat quotations includ-
ing city mill extra, - abatt 80, patent, o 6sa
ts 20, snperHne, " ioat2 IS. extra No. 2, - zOs
Is %, winter wheat low grade. " 1at2 IS. MIN
nesots extra, u 60ati %. Southern -four nrn.
rye -four quiet.
wBEAI-Rsosipts. 7s5Jo. exports. 4 40, sales
29OJO, firm No. spring -. No red.
~. No red, s6a.6l. elevator, sIas7l fob ssiAssl
delivered, No hard. Hiag7i. No northern. Saa
kyE-hrmsr
BAKLEY-nomihal
CoKS--Keerlpts. 1880. exports, 10.Si6. sales.
1900, stsadieT. steamer, 371aa7i, No z. SVa3pl.
store and elevator, t0Ia+ik delivered.
OATs-Rscepts, 1900. exports. ~, ,637 sales,
isi OoO fair No :, IA do white 0a29i No z, zsla0
do white. 30ia32, M /, 70, do white, "a. Mixe1
Western. 2dla51, white do, 30aai.
CoYFEE-fair, Kio, fair. W.
bUGAR-Rhw easy. refined hrm, demand
lower, crushed 5ia54; extra crushed. 6ia6l; white
extra crushed. tasI, cut loaf, u; graDnlatsd. a.
PETRoLEUx-qulet, steady. i0Sl.
PoKk-steady
BEEy-quiet.
LAHD-Quiet; western steam, ~ l5ses Is clos-
ing o. 49, city steam. u 70 refined fair ooniineAt
% 6ats 10. s. A. t7oo.
BUTTER .s.y-. western dairy ssis; d
creamery, l4az7i.
CHEEss easy. freights to Liverpool arn.
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House..

Bills we're introduced, and referred BY
Finley Of Kentucky, to reduce taxation
and cripple rings and monopolies.
By Smith of Arizona-For the admission
of Arizona; other bills Of no very great
Importance were introduced and referred.
Appointments announced by the Speaker
Butterworth, Lodge and Wheeler. regents
of Smithsonian Institution; Atkinson Of
Pennsylvania, consulting trustee of the
Reform School Of the District of Columbia
Hit and Hemphill, members Of the board
of directors of the Columbia Institute for
the deaf and dumb.
The House, at z. Is, adjourned.
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Silk Interests Has a Hearing.

The ways and means committee gave
hearing today to the silk interest. +. W.
Cheney, South Manchester, Ct. president
of the silk association of America, was the
first gentleman heard. He favored the
duty proposed BY the Senate tariff bill,
which makes reduction If 10 per cent on
silks. Briton Richardson, secretary of the
same associ alton, advocated the establish
ing of compound duty on ,ilk.
Half the silk used in thsl country he said, ,
was manufactured here, and with necessary
protection, the industry i. bound to succeed
Under valuation of imports. he said, was
the great obstacle of the American manu-
facturer, and should be rsmedied.
A. z. Kursheedt, New York, manufac-
turer of silk braids, laces and other notions,
spoke in favor of increasing the duty on
silk from 80 to 10 per cent. advalorem.
Schloss favored iDcfeasing the duty on
raw silk and the manufactured article. He
asked for . duty of 25 per cent. advalorem
on the raw and so per cent advalorem on
the manufactured article
Walker, Who has charge of the silk divi-
sion in the department OF agriculture, told
Of the results of the experiments the de-
partment had made and produced samples
Of silk made at the department from the
native product. The worm he said, was
being successfully cultivated in most part.
of the United States, and ~ soon ~ the
manufacturer commenced raw silk, he
thought, would become paying industry.
He said the duty must be levied upon the
raw materials to protect the home pro.
ducer. This finished tie silk hearing.
The Sugar Tariff.
John Dymond. president Of the Sugal
Planters Association Of Louisiana, read 4
memorial from the association. He sale
that free sugar from tn. Sandwich Island,
did not affect the price Of sugar in thil
country, and therefore sas not detrimenta
to the sugar Industry in the United States
| Prof. W. c. Stubbs cf the Louisiana ex
pertinent station, spoke upon the scientif,
features Of sugar production He said nj
industry had ever made such progress a
the sugar industry had sithin the past fv,
years. The witness taid there was N
reason Why sorghum and tropical suga
cane should not be successfully grovr
from Nebraska TO the Gulf. producing al
the sugar needed for consumption in tn,
United States In Louisiana there 10 Ian,
enough to produce al the sugar and cottol
consumed in the United States, il properl,
developed and cultivated.
| Governor Yarmouth vas the next Wit
ness. He said in his opinion il was strans,
to find representatives. II protected interest
in the North and Wea crying aloud To-
free breakfast table which does not meal
free pork 70 us. The effect of bounty
, after veaPa 0f axnepim@nt vo,,Id ~. do.svu,
ton Of The sugar industry. For this reason
the country can zee the bounty IL tariff, II
We srs singled out for receipt Of boxsgy
and demand would arise for its abolition
that cannot b resisted. Ifyou want friend
in LouisianA you must ,ot touch the suau
ta4iR. We can't stap1 reduction half ,
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A Horrible Assault,

On Saturday afternoon 4 resident o,
Bond street committed = most dastardly
and heartless attack on his wife. At abou
$50 cries were heard issuing from the
house As from 4 woman in extreme agony.
An interference was made and when the
affray was reached the man was found
standing over the PROSTATE body of hi.
wife, both arms smeared with blood and in
each sshand . mass of the woman's hair
hurling a torrent Of vile abuse at her un-
conscious form. He was crazed with drink
and had beaten and kicked her, thrown her
down the cellar stairs and by the hair Of
the head had dragged her around the
room in his drunken frenzy.
= Physicians were summoned, but from
O'Clock Saturday afternoon until O'Clock
Sunday aftssnoon she remained uncon.
scious and fears were entertained Of hei
recovery, as she WAS suffering from con
cusslon Of the brain. She was bettel
Monday. however, and will probably re-
cover. When the priest and physician
arrived the man was partially sober. ant
begging hard for leniency he WAS allowed
to go without any legal action being takeI
As be promised to to behave in the future
Arrangements are being made for
Charity Rail IN be hold in fhis city Ian
23d.
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HOTEL DESTROYED By FIR
Quests Jump from Windows to Save
Their Lives.

HIAwArHA, Kan, Jan. 6-Fire Wal
discovered issuins from the staircase Of the
principal hotel here early this morning
and the guests were obliged to jump from
the second and third story Windows to save
their lives. A number of persons were In
jured BY the flames and jumping, but none
fatally. DIR. Wilder Of Chicago, Vas badly
burned about the face and hand; the in
juries of Frederick Brooks Of Hsstings,
Neb., and II. Whelsn Of Hiawatha, are
dangerous. The total loss 10 about e20.-
900; insurance, $1,000.
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Fire at East Jefferson.
Special to the kepnebec Journal.

Special to the kepnebec Journal
EAST JEFFERSON, Jan. 6.-Early Satur.
day evening while the family of John Rus
sell were entertaining company in their
parlor they were startled by the cry of FIRE
and rushing out found their barn and it,
contents in flames so far advanced that il
was impossible to save single thing. The
barn contained four oxen. five cows, two
horses, twenty tons hay, new moving
horse rake, wagons and all of his
farming tools all of which were entirely
destroyed. Loss, 1920; Insured forss2O0.
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Kennebec Agricultural Society Meets

WINTHROP, Jan. s.-The fifty ninth
annual meeting of the Kennebec Agricul.
tural Society was held at Readneld today
The attendance was large. The following
officsrs were elected
President, George +. Minot, Belgrade
Vice Presidents. J. f. Brainard, Winthrop
George Keith, Fsyette. J. X. Yeaton, Mt
Vernon; Secretary. II. o. Nickerson
ReadAeld; Treasurer, c. H. Stevens. Read
field; Collector. M. T. Jones. Fayette
Trustees, B. F. Maxim, Wayne; Horace
Carson, Mt. Vernon; George A. Cony, Au
gustas A. Z. Gile, Fayette; +. A. Bailey
Winthrop. The reports are favorable Il
the success of the society. Improvement
will be continued BY building large grand
stand and otherwise.
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Burglary at Boston.

BosroN, Jan. GA tray containing l6
gold watches and large amout Of jewelry
probably to the value of $1,000, stolen by
five young men from the chow window of
Charles keene, 1901 Washington street,
about p. NJ. One man fastened the door
with an iron uars, others broke the windows
seized all they could reach and escaped
leaving the clerks imprisoned in the store.
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SCapsain 7. r. Carlton 10 having siege
tending his horses that are sick With the
horse distempsr.-We have uos Q case Of
influenza in town.-AF. Chas. Z. Allen
made . trip 70 Boston last ssek.-Nfs.
Gustavus Barker 10 visiting friends at her
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BOY PorsoNs WHOLE FAMILY.
One Dead. -Four Dying. - Rough on
Rats Used.

HUsrIsGroN. w. Va, Jan. 6.--Edvard
Church, a l7-year-old boy living with his
father near this place, 10 charged with
poisoning entire family by putting Rough
on Rats" in their bread. One little girl 10
dead and four others of the family are be-
lieved to be dying. The young murderer
confessed the crime to friend and fed.
Hs has not yet been apprehended.
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Arrangements are being made for
Charity Ball to be held in this city Jan
23d.
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sMAsaUP AT BowDoINHAM.
Icy Rails Cause the Loss OF Five
Freight Cars.
+ Spe cial to the Kenne bee Journal

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
BowDoINHAM. Jan. 6. - The eastern
bound freight, due here at 30 this after
ternoon, left the rails about a mile below
this station after breaking apart, and badly
wrecked Ave cars of the train. The icy
rails made the train unmanageable. Two
cars were loaded with corn. one with pota
toes, one with general cargo and one emp
ty, q new Eastman car. All trains were de-
layed till after FIVE O'Clock.
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Narrow Escape at Richmond,
Especial to the kennebec Journal-

Especial to the kennebec Journal.
RICHMOND, Me, Jan. 6.-This morning
the early train struck two horse team
driven by Solon Bates at Lincoln stree,
crossing. throwing one about twenty Eve
feet, killing the animal. Mr.. Bates had
got partly across the track and finding the
train near by attempted to turn, instead OF
going ahead. He is an elderly man and
had narrow escape from death. The
crossing 10 . bad one.
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Strike at aaverhill.

HAvERHILL, Jan. 6.-Bottomers st J. II.
Winchell Co.'S shoe manufactory went on
q strike at 3. 80 this afternoon 10 obedience
to All order from Harry c. Moulton Of the
Boot and Shoe Makers Union. The exact
cause could not be ascertained. 1t 10 under
stood that working by the day has been sub
sttuted for piece work and employees left
the benches on account Of refusal Of the
arm to change back to piece work and
accept the price list presented by the Union.
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Held for Grand Jurv

LEWISTON. Jan John McWilliams,
Who murdered his wife Saturday, was
bound over for the grand jury's action,
Jan. 2lss. He was photograp phed and COM
mitted to Jail. Mr.. McWilliams Va.
buried Sunday afternoon from the Catholic
church.
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Chilliness, dizziness, pains In the side and
back. sleepiness, Iistlessness--in . word, .
general torpor Of the sys,em-sll these
clearly indicate liver disease. Use Laxa-
dor in time and be cured. Sold every
where. Price only 25 cent? = package.
Preserve your baby's health BY promptly
administering DIR. Bairs Baby Syrup for
the diseases Of early childhood. Price ~
cents . bottle. jan7ditfolrm
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DR.. Peters Reported SAFE.

BERLIN. Jan. 6.-Derhardt wirss the
Emin relief committee that he has received
from DIR. Peters letters Of a later date than
that Of the reported massacre, written at Q
place on the Peters route beyond that a
which II WAS reported he was killed.
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Poultry and Pet Stock Exhibition

LEWISTON, Jan. 6 The Androscoggin
Poultry and Pet Stock Society opens its
exhibition Tuesday. About six hundred
birds have been entered and one hundred
dogs. The principal breeders In the Stsfs
viii b rprssented. Exports have been
selected for each class. II will Be splen-
did exhibition.
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CURRENT EVENTS.
No More Doodle Cases 10 be
Tried.
Boy Poisons I Whole Family With Rough
On Rats.
Hctsl In Flamss-0Ieat Damage BY
Snow Storms on Pacific Coast.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 6.-District Attorney
Fellows said today that he believed It to be
. waste Of public money to try any more Of
the ''B oodle cases." - Acquittal OF disa-
greement certainly results in every case.
He will not 20 ON with the trials.
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Looking for Tuberculosis.

Dover, N. H., Jan. 6-Dr. Bailey of
Portland, and DR.. Smith of Rochester. at
the request Of the Strafford selectmen, eX-
amining disease that 10 killing cattle in
that section. DR.. Smith does not believe
it contagious.
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Great Damage by Storm

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. GA storm caused
great damage to the Oregon Railway and
Navigation CompAny's road. Three acci-
dents, each attended with fatal results are
reported. The first train from Spokane in
five days arrived here today. Eight engines
have been demolished on this road. The
heaviest snow storm in years 10 prevailing
Thermometer below zero.
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dispensation hss been granted to the
members of Seaside Lodge, y. 4 A. NJ,
who wished for N new lodge at East Booth
bay. The new lodge ia called Bay View.
Ephriam :. Linekin, NJ. Edward 4. Race,
3. w.; Dennis NJ. IIagan, j. W.
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MANIsrEE, Mich, Jan. 6.-Filertown
Manufacturing Company's furniture fac
tory was burned this morning. William
Chambers perished in the flames. Loss.
$40 900: insurance, Sl8, 900.
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THohAsToH. Jan. 5--Dunn & Elliot
launched today three masted schooner Of
1926 tons, register, named Benjamin C.
Firth. to be commanded by Capt. James r.
Fales Of Saint George.
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Reconstructed Cabinet

BRIsSANK. N. 3. w.. Jan. 6.-The Cab.
met has been reconstructed. Morehesd
continues premier, Chief Secretary Mac
rossen becomes secretary Of miues, and
colonial secretary Nelson becomes secrs-
tsry Of public works and railways.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Portuguese Guard Against Brit.
iSh Invasion.
Yacht Wrecked and Fourteen Of CrsY
Missing.
German Prince Dsad-RecoustruossA
csbinst-Hxplorsr Safe.

LONDON, Jan. GA despatch from Kisl
70 the Standard says the Portuguese gov
eminent has employed German engineers
to lay . torpedo mine in Tagus In view Of
the possible action by the British fleet.
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Representative Mormons of Idaho ap-
peared before the Senate committee ON ter
ritories today and asked that the considera
ton Of the bill for the admission Of that
territory into the Union as State be post
poned for . week, to allow the attorneys
for the Mormons to appear and present
their objections to the admission of the ter
ritory under the recently adopted csnstitu-
ton, which virtually excludes Mormons
from citizenship by its oath provision. In
view of the facts of the case nov pending
in the Supreme Court, involving the con.
stitutionality of this provision. the commit
tee decided to grant the request for post
ponement. The consideration of the bill
for the admission of Wyoming was also
postponed. Bill to invest the territory Of
Oklahoma with Statehood was referred to
the subcommittee to be reported to the full
committee next week.
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Desth ro o'iows La 0ripps

| BERLIN. Jan. 6-Prince Of Thuran and
Taxis 10 dead. lie had intiuensa followed by
pneumoniA.
The epidemic is rapidly abating here,
and spreading In the PalatinAte, Francenia,
Bavaria, Saxouy.
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CApiz. Jan. 6.-The English yacht Inva
has been wrecked ON the Aceisras rocks,
II was fret reported that II Of the crew
we're drowned aud four saved. Ii is nov
said that 10 Of the crew in two boats are
missing.
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CoLUMBus, Ono, Jan. 6-Sixty- ninth
assembly convened today. The Democrat.
ic caucus nominees for various positioni
elected, and Governors message read.
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the HOTEL Els1nln,
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

The largest and finest RESORT HOTEL in
America, With the finest Bath Houses In the
world connected, VIII open under management
a D. q. BARRON, Of White Mountain Hofels)
n season Of 1870 January 18th. Tickets ahouId
b boasht ~ ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Z
Southern r. Z iAQ1dkWlm
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ONE ENJOYS

OAN0 AA>JN1 Il -
Both the method and results whef
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act,
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, 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 Soc
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 one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
,ov,svv,s gay y, FRANCISCO. s.l; Z, .o.x
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
/ Desperate Gang Of Railroad ThieIe'
Broken Up.
Bound by Oaths to Wreck Trains
Rob Mails and Passensers.

FARxINGroS. Jan. 4.-Emory Oakes Of
West PHILIPPE, was arrested a few days age
for placing Instructions on the track of the
Franklin and Megantic railroad. He has
confessed the whole to Sheriff Sylvester.
Oakes says he is in = gang Of thieves COM
posed Of himself, Henry Buzzell of Salem,
and Jesse Doyen of West Phillips, who are
bound together by thrilling oaths. to wreck
trains, rob mails and passengers. Their
headquarters he says, are in an old lumber
camp on Nit. Abram. Buzzell was ares
ted and brought here Saturday, and officer
Gould telegraphs that he arrested Deyen
at Andover today and will be here with him
tomorrow.
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Associate Justice Brewer Sworn In
Presence OF q Large audience.

associate justice Of the supreme court of
the United States at noon today, ana immed-
lately took his seat upon the bench. The
ceremony was performed in the court room
in the presence of large audience immed-
lately after the assembling of the court.
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Notes

President Carnot Of Paris has entirely
recovered from the influenza.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Wosthes Indications foG the uaxt -
aouIA

HouIa
WAR DEPARfMRHr,
Once Of the Chief Signal OmceT.
WAssMoroB. Jan. 7 / A. u.
For New England: Light showers. clear.
ing during the day; brisk to high westerly
winds, colder Tuesday night. With cold
wave. Cauuonary signals displayed from
Sandy Hook to Esstport-
Aste Jgoiosical Report.
s Jan. q. lsa0, SO P. MI
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cent pound. II would be ruinous to the
industry. Without sngar New Orleans
voald be depopulated and it street grown
With grass.
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WALDO,
Burnham.

BurnhaM.
The survey for the six mile branch road
from Burnham to Canaan has been CON-
pleted, and 1t 10 hoped that work may be
begun in the spring.-The enterprisins
town of Burnham 10 doing its best to root
out the liquor traffic. Two Of its promi.
nent citizens have been appointed consta
bles, and each has arrested the other for
illegal sale.
South LsiesbovougA.
South lslesboro' people are determined to
have post office in their part Of that town.
and have sent in another urgent petition
that one be established. It will probably
be located at L. N. Gilkey's store.