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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-03
Cuticura Resolvent,

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and pnrest ant
best Of Humor Remedies, internally. and Cutt'
cura the great Skin Cure, and Cnticura Soap,
an exquisite skin Beauti6er, externally, have
cured thousands Of cases " ere the shedding OF
scales measured q quart daily, The skin cracked.
bleeding, burning, and itching almost beyond
human endurance. hair lifcess or ell gone, suit
feripg terrible. What other remedies have made
such cures?
sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, soc;
SOAP, 25c.; ResOlyent. 500. Prepared by
the Potter Drug AMI Chemical Corporation,
Boston. -.
aS-Send for "Hov 10 Cure skin Diseases, }" GA
pages, so illustrations. aud 100 illustrations.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-03
Dated July 7th. 1890,

Refeveucos-First National hank of Chi.
cago, capital s3,OOO,NJ; Continsnlai Nu.iCnai
Bank Of Chicago, capital : ,oJl,OO.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term, le0o-aon. o g
Hall, Presiding

g. I. STEVENS, Sheriff.
". ). CaoArE, Clerk.
l.. I. CARLETON, County Attorney.
Z. \. SMALL. Sleaographer.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2d.
ZehRa 7 Bufum VS. Leander A. DuF-
fun. o. &. C!ason for plaintiff, W. T.
Eaines for defendant. This is libel for
civorce. on the ground of extreme cruelty
AID cruel and abusive treatment. The tes-
limony on the part of the wifs teEd i to
show that the husb6n!, aft T their mar
rirGe. told her of his improper rela, ions
With immoral wOmsn in the town where
hey lived, and hat Lis rere ion of these
stOries, aud being obi ged 10 live in the
to~n where she saw hem frequf ntly, nearly
drove her iusare, and afl sctsd her
heath, bon lily and phy,i3a' ly; thar
GA ore oce l.lon he ok her by the wrist
a1d yauS her in sach way tha. she was
-rpstiy Injured. Tie parties are Thirty
ride yeas of sge, AID were maIlied in 81,
lis NJ in oil Iowa sni Vicinity uni the
ip' ig of 80, when III came to Fsrmiu. =
dale and stopped a. the house of Ben
nmn SErtgue, the wife TO keep
the house and the husband 10 work
at what e could get to do. The wife
a few weeks lat :, WHEN ths husband de
rIled 10 GO back to Oldtown, refused 90
g with hin On the ground that she could
not lorg endure his crlely. The de-
ierdaGt denies that t vas ait marriage
hat he told his wife IF his conduct. but
claims th&t before he wss married she had
heard about it, and upon being Emporium i
by h,r. he told her his past life. AMI that
Knowing it full well, she married him. He
cisins that there Was never any serious
sat le between them unit they became
acquainted with Sprague. in Oldown, IN
ne winter OF 20; that SprsgI { mmeneel
% give his wife presents, amcng o'he.
n nys htiog some silver teaspoons markell
II r." tac first tr)' Initials of bis wifs's
name that at er they c,ms to FARM, g
i4le he was dssa.is tie vi II the r, Ia 10 :
which he thought existed be.wsen his wife
aud Sprigue a1d begged hsr 10 C, M - AZ
from there but that she refused. IL we1t
home AM sued SprAgua ali nation IF
his wife's affe, ito and he Claims tn t this
LIBEL is brought tn break the force OF that
action. The wife rejoins tht there has
5een nothing improper in her CO dc; anl
"a: he has stald with gown np daugh-
t,r BY fJfmer husband at SpFague'5 r.
ease she had no other horne. The oial
--oiiml ny was conclu led at the time of ad-
J1urnme mt.
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llE-!As!!sAH W.g.!.7.
A Splendid Convention Of Chris
tiaa Women Temperance
Workers 1t P0yCrOfl.
Full Texts Of Able Addresses By Dis
uusuishsd Speakers.
4 Ringing RsVisE Of The Situations b
Ms. ]. Ellen F0ittr,
Sh- winE Most Cogsnt Reasons Why
the Work OF Temperance Women
Should be Lifted Above Partisan
Politics.


FoxcEofr. Oct. 2.-The State Convsp-
ten Of the Non Partisan W. c. t. U. C Il
linued in session yesterday and today
The yes'erIay morning session vas opened
9th devotional exercises by Ms. Z. j.
phinaey of Cleve!aad, Ohio, Presid, mt Of
lhe NatIons, Union.
A temporary organization was affected
vith Mrs. A, c. Paul. Fort Fairfield, Pres
lIent. Mrs c. c. Hunt, Augusta, Secre
rary. Mrs. n Eessenden, FoIt Fairfield,
Ass.saat Secretary. Committees were ap-
pointed On constitution, on resolutions, on
Ian IF work, on uAion statistics AID on
Ii afce.
Strong re.olu ons peTe adopted urging
the securing of names 10 the total so in
ence pledge and 80 ores,e a temperance
julie sentiment, and favoripg more eff
els NJ work IN ienufc temperance i.sfruc-
lion IN public schools.
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MICAH NcRToH


as's ard xeps ia an In'exisased STATE, ard
ise answered thai Dc easrs-i reEoiFe-
sssn a,sei sirr IL he evsr slept ia Mortar I.
sst,s Ia as int xezssf sssts, AMI he rsFlisi
Oh be cis ncs know 5s; ae b 4.
Ia The esii@nee Of Dss- Aad4ebs and
Say. NJ ard on eross-F-anssu 4sion the de
fsreetid TO sho~ that from die ase
NJ. CoaIss Vas preserved CT Goa i be
. ha,sd tie ul6tise Tor suede THIS i
b. grsaaa the dets ne /. iTh.isz. but rhs =
Rave lhrs ter saiiei % eros. exsmins tion
q sh fhas ihsrs sas any Tea on for u
q r. The Jefzree thlnk they asTs a
IRE y streeg esss az, the eviie1ee Of rhy-
81 IA Sho s.s.B is6 Mrf. coslsy will be
.ts.i 10 e tasi-h tn "a eiie theory Ties
$50 asps - -h1 " fast L. Rgisy vas drunk
one izas aa4 weAE into Nest5n's, slap. 10
shej and tasfe los. revolver.
Publ e opinion is hove ing areaai thr~e
IS I.ss OF tbs tisl. % Z fsctiJn III SIX.
Scesen - BE- 81 gaiilsj another thai TIE
jary viil disagree, ani still azogher that be
-sfI be eaayirfed
Il is jgss fun 70 look aro1ut ogfr de
e9Ert room DIR II the .sssioa- Women
gseesr s.e in Ias GaGieace--yorns and
y
tli MAJ, others hor,i4 cid bru'e.
Norton SIS IN his chair, al latf nj sni no
doubt erestrd steEer 70 the proceedings.
" hen he desires ID speak to his c5gnsel he
IS oo4ig i u lie from his char and lean
ever Y i1rg lathe Ist inside the bar which
r'ie counsel ard Journal reaor er uses. lie
li3ws TIE eYids nee closely and advises
his counsel on this and TIA, which he msy
thing should 20 in. He often takes
oat large rel cotton hsndA er ehiet
and pes his lorg gray bead. whi h
j. BIZ. pride When ne wslss be does so
ith srids. careful IL piieing his feet
I'D IS some hat stopped. The shape OF
bis head j. q nsiaiiy remarked. The top
G I ais al rises 20 an extent seidom seen.
lie eats heartily and sleeps very we'll
idke Wsllol this mo nj teat word 10
the 81 eriT that Norton was uotto be ts2en
out on, the street by the officers except
from tee hotel TO court. THIS cut dos
his lrivilsges some THAT, as the deputies 10
elarge of him had been in thu hAblt of & k
NJ him 80 the Office of his counsel, up
street, but now his counsel must see him al
{ h5tei. HIS son, Sumner NOIt n, is in
ate enhance upon the trial ami sits within
tie bar beside the counsel.
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Response.

The following response was given b.
Mrs. Anna Sargert Hun. Of Augusta;
Mrs Ojer. Rersrend Sir; and SISTERS of
ForeroG;
1t is my pleasure to gratefully respond to
he earnest words which have Just bsen
zen not only in behalf of the vom n
whose names are arpeI 4 d to the csl Of
Il is msetlrg. and who represent t8ir. en-
titles and toans Of our State, hut On hehAlf
Of those sho, by their presence, declare
their sympathy with the sent msrt5 Of this
call, ard who are ready to give he "who
e,rted service for God AMI humsai.y"
which il inn lies will be asked at the hanis
those, who. az a result Of tie delbt "a
ms which shall follow, may tand them
Ives together in temp rance eff IT acd
sho in bShslf Of th-se Who are with Us in
III ught eni purpose. but no ,srrY in their
houes sni wstch for things of cur convo
cat, n While some who have gathered
his morning ok out perhaps uemb!ingly
to the rev paths of service in wtich they
may be called TO walk, to a very much
larg proportion Of our assembled sisters
hi. is no uatriei work. Many Of Their in the
years that have passed, have had their own
little corn RS ia the vineyard which were
carefully ended.
The altar tres which were kindled By the
Crusade still bum brightly in their hears
They kno~ The sweet fellop ships that
come 10 eSroes; tcilers. They know the sat
isfaetion aud The disappointment which are
a ers a,rly the portion of all who labor for
the overflow Of evil ami the ssttins I'd oil
the standard of purity in the esrlh. They
have harmed t5st. IS 4 general principle,
the sfestest Gan can come TO 4 cause
seain.t which are arrsyed hos. of bitter
foes, only whsa tbs workers stand chou der
to shoulder. when bear. as ssrs to heart,
when from b ail 20 brain and from soul 20
soul fishes the consciousness thsr mighty
is the work 10 which the hard has been set.
al d that spssul 4 effort csn rever avsil.
bat that asieat continuous toll viii o, iy
brig the cove;ed mead of reward Having
lesrned ihis, they dspiore the existence Of
snv canes which lessen the concerted
for. of ban3 OF sorksrs, who set ont
together to cot glsr the enemy. but they
recognize the fact that since this enemy is
iutrznchei in styoc ghold, which are MT few
or sasll, which srs rot sectional tut world
vide, there is room for she stacking forces
at all points, ard exsroi.irg the liberty Of
lbesr ewH consuierces n cl o5si8x the place
AM fseth0i If stseE. III y gran, tie sarla
10 thar fsil,- workers, and so wsrh resch
Gu; .ziel2ls hard sIsrg tn. way.
Thy haze Ter ed, 100. that rnls he
T'th where Ged Is ge'd-, Lads Gu, 10
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. W. G. Mum, pastor of the Second
Congsegsi ousl chu-ea at Biide ford hiss
rendered his resisnstion,
Hon. Charles f Allen was 10 the Argus
Office at Portland the otser day. ard If {
= case ''set up" a stick full Of matter in
quick time end Cd st. lie He said It had
been many years since he had printer $
.sick' in t's hand. MIR. Allea has tut in
~ pc many pages of tae ms1use-ipt Of such
writer's ss Washington Irving. H. W Lo1g-
fellow. r. W. Emerson ard q. W. Holmes
The rs sisns'ion of Rev. A II. Wheel
ock pa.tcr of the Ger g-egstionsl church
in Top.ham. WAS rea at the service SUI
day, and will be accepted. h. having been
esled..o tie church in Eireham. Mass
Hi. departure from Topsham is regretted
by the so7is'y and his many friends which
he has male during his two years passorste
in Topshsm. he will presch his farewell
sermon the last Sunday in October
Prof. Susan NJ. Harorell of Wellesley
was elected q FelloS OF ,hs An,e, an Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Science q,
the last annual meeting in August al Indi-
anapclis. Prof Hslloweii Is native al
Bangor, Was formerly an Instructor in the
Bar gor High School and has been the pre-
fessor Of botany at Wellesley ever since II e
college was founded and s;asG in the front
rank smoug the b0ssnst Of the world.
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Again bid you most cordial welcome


Rev w. X. Cross of the Congreg ga iona
church then gave the address OF welcome
from the churches ard spoke subs!an ally
a. fellows:
Nadam President and ladies of the con-
reHhon
believe il the gospel as spoiled to pol
tiles, to tue liquor traffic and the drink
curse ami all ev /, thar affect s1cieiy. Tie
( sp. is Ugh: 10 sh ne int all dark aces
ard to conquer ,he darkness by its o.
shinir in our sermons IN cur conversation
IN our live. and in all our oreauiz ,tion.
FIR moral and social Reform. As a system,
t4k,s up TITO itsel all ruth from nature
scieuce, phil sophy and even the ethnic
giOns, and fills them with the life of
Christ, who becomes mir glory and tbs r
tower 1t takes into its love, its rewards
snd tened CT o1s all workers aud organ Ia
tons fer u'h and righteousness eve -
where. And therefore, as pastor of
church and speaking also for the pastors o
The ether chu -ches IN this beautiful vill,ge
I welcome you here as co workers with "
il see king to crush out the sal on in all cur
fair land, aud saving men and home fr, N
Is terrible power
We cannot ell see alike as TO means d
methods IS your dis, ny ished and eloquent
leader said tbs morning in her tender and
beautiful prayer, in hitch she teucaed 81 i
levsted and united ali cur hear as one
Christ and in our ms for His glory--a
perhsp, it woald not be Gesirsl l.. f il we ,
uossible. Tbtre is a unity in uniformity
bat it ia always u d ad UT on without. tesu !
or toTer he true mi y $ unity in w.
ii t.. The fore trees are one in thi,
sense, which gives them their au.ann.
b auty.
The church is enc, but msny in the va
rious d. nomias ms "Dist,Bct az the bill
iue but one as the sea
The gr, at Reformer gave as the true l4e
o. uuicn in the words, "Iu e-sen'i is unity
it nor-r entails, liberty; in all thing.
c srity AMI eteiore We welcome YOU
azain, ss Que win a other I, importance o.
gan Eat ons, in the ons grsrd purrose
crush the saloon ADD saye t1e Nation from
iis cure, ard BID ven hea t. God speed
il your work OF orssiiz nx liz this st te and
IA accomplish your ows urison in your
own way here and in the nation We
welcome you 10 cur churches, cur homes
ard our hearts, ard pay for your success
un.l the Ma ion i, redeemed. and We see
ey q 10 eye aul face t. face in the grand
Coz summation, as having been fellow SCI.
VANS in thu great achievements, and of ore
IN Lord and Maser.
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Beae & Go. have about completed their
work on the Interior of the post Office, ard
th3 stagings have b.en renewed from the
fork,nR rooms and tie main hail. A few
more touches remain TO be aided 10 Post
master Nanleys office and The salrway
halls. The fresc3irg mas been done by
L. Barnes and assistants Austin aud Bes-
som of c. j. Schumacher & Sons Boston
who have been hare about three weeks
The soft ard pl asirg fleets Of TIE decora-
Tins are noticed Immediately on cntsri 2
he main bail Th., is finished in some
what colder tiats than the warm colors use d
IN lh' working rocms, but there are 10
striking contracts AL the ,i1eet IS yery
fe.tful Ia ihe eye.
po.tma.t Ma cy's flee is decorated
With a geld Inc AID cofrcr., the corners
relieved with coior ia the same tlue, but
darker than the pircl The eornice is
tis,e! in the th-ee shalss u yellow. terra
clttA an ! olive, blended to produce warm
1cct, he coio,s g5oairg lighter towards
be e,li1g. The boz .ers on ceiling and
eaIls are curichrd with bronze and gold
20 tb' Sc is add. d dsdo. with band or a
msut
III main hail i' decorated with border
GA val and sol line AID corner Iieces or
ceiling The corners on the ceiling are
r.lor.l and enriched with GALL uhila tn,
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TYOR aALE. Lea1hed ashes In large or
< ANAL quantities, to suit purchasers Call
- o. address. J. 7. BRALxr 3 Co.,
G~.s Hailoveu. Maine.
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Lor don PspeIs on Canadian Atti ude
Oh Mckinley Bill

LONDON. Oct. 2.-The Chroi icic doub't
he wisdom Of the Canadian statesmen in
Stirring u2 hitter feud wi h their powerful
leighbor on account of the Mckinley bill
especially when the opinion prevails in
many quarters that the new law is prelude
[, a more enlightened policy.
The Times is disposed TO agree very
largely with the Gina ian ministers, that
the Mckinley tar Il must be recog IL ID
as "A demonstrs j IN of hostility asains,
England, and hardly less decided than the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES of Napoleon
The Times adds; mo reason can BIS as
sgred for it except a desire to iDjure Brit
ish interests"
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II you will send US your sddress. we will
mail you our Illustrated psmphle; expisiR-
ira all shout DR.. Dyes CeIebfssed Electro.
Voltsic Belt and App'iances and their
charming effects upon the Nsrvors tebili-
tstei system, ard how they will quick v
restore yea to niger ard manhood Pso :
r1let free. II yoa s-s tins afflicted e
will send vop Bels AID Appiizpees Or .
trial.
Teisa'o aslt Go. s'.-' AZ. Vtct.
t~~ssr 49, -s~ts--
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Continued on ID page.
Large Decrease IN our Bonded De bit.

WAsuISGroN, oct. 2.-It is stated a.
the treasury department that the decrease
n the bonded debt of the United Stl',s
during the ra>t month, namely S42,cl6,-
240, is greater t'ian of any month since the
perlod Of refund,Dg opera tious under Sec
resarv sherman. Ire nearest approach he.
i"g SIG, 593.s30 in Oct Der, 1883. The
decrease in the DO lded debt for til, first
min teen months of 'he present adni1istra-
on was S205,7l4 40. The decrease for
ne first nineteen m,rtas of President
Cieveland's administration was $40 96S,-
90. The total decrease during the four
Years of Presi lent lleveland's administra-
on was S34l .3S69S). an average moAih,c
'eiuetion of S7,ll2 43T. The foregoing
figures rsla'e exclusively II the horled
Il b not to the d4bt less cash IN the treas
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s. II. Clifford, New Csssel, Wis WA
troubled with Neuralgia sni Rheumatism
hts Stomach was disor1ersd, his Liver WA
affected 10 an slarming degree, appesi;,
tell away, sni he wss terribly reduced il
flesh and strength. Three bottles Of Eec
trio B.ttefs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. Ill hs,
Il running sore on his leg of eiyh, years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen',
Arnica Salve, ard his leg ia sound and well
John Speaker, Catawbs. q had five lsrg,
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he wa,
incursble. one bottle Electric Biuers and
one box of Bucki,n's Arnica Sslve cured
him entir' ". Sold by Bowditeh, Webster
& Co., Druggists.
argl s leoaly chNkY
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Eishwayman Cap ured

SAN FRANcIsco. Oct. Last Wednes
DAY the sage from Lompac WAS robbel
near Los Alamas, santa Barbara County.
BY marked man, sd the express tox was
taken. Four men started from Los Aiamos
in pursuit., amor z them being John II Con,
wa, san Franci'co Insurance Agent.
The psrsuers separated anil ConWsy, after
twenty -four hours iiiiug, overlook the
Ioahsr sni captured in. The It b5er con
fessed snI said his name was Harry West
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Fatally / lartd by Burglars

FoRr WAlkE, Ird oct. 2-rhe re-id-
ence of Mn. Charlotte Has, willow, wa,
entered ye'tetday murning by two men who
sholtad that her son had feen Dangerously
injured az tie rsilrotd yards and they
wisne! 10 enur TO explain the details A.
soon as they ve'e ADM led they loc,el tue
door and demand d her money. Sac &C.
pied that there was none in the house.
hey thea caught her feet, j rking her
ebout on the floor, poundi her on the
head, and chosilg her into unconscious
ness They then transacted the house bu,
found nothing. When her son reformed
from work he found his mother still l,ing
insensible on the floor. Her injuries are
pronounced fatal.
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English Capitalists After Csradian
sugar RennsIies and Breweries

HArIrAx, n. S, Oct. 2.-It is under
stood here thst an English syn iicsts is re-
gotiating for the purchase CT the Sugar re-
fin-riss of Canada with the int uton of
e. mbiuirg them Rader one management.
The purchase of the principal brewsri in
the Dom MON is also coatem9lst Both
schemes hare made considerable pr0gft s.,
but it is said That all the refinery propr.e-
tors have not agreed to sell.
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AZ a dance held in Thsyef's hail, We'd
night, tle;e was aroK, In the rourse OF
Shica young man who belongs 10 a re
.pectable family IN this city WAS thrown down
NE stairs. receiving a severe wound in h :
hoA', sad narrowly escaping breaking h.
neck Several OF these dances have beer
hell there within TIE past few weeks, an
,le occuptgts Of she blecS declare thu
they are affairs that refiee. 70 credit upoo
sny owe c1urec ed with them. either a.
managers o. pstrors-
Mr. q, ". Hintkey, supervisor of Good
WI Hone went through the city yester-
lay, He tells US thit there ere now q
boys st the home, tie new Sunshine cot
tsga being occupied BY par; Of them. Ihe
new hall. ~h "a WAS made from the build
ing formerly used as TIE stable ia 20 q,
aad mskes very convenient room to be
used in eonE5etioa with the Home. 1t is
vel lighted. contains melodion and 3
sooiiy supgly of Gospel Hymns, all Of
which have been contributed by friends of
| The iustitation.
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Mr. Luce, the veteran mover of build
nes is now in Waterviile with his crew,
n4ovlag thu Old Cote building from is for
nler size OIL Main street TO another part Of
the city If a | the buildings That Mr..
Lace ever moved were put together, they
would maze a village Of considerable size.
liz has large amount Of tackle imple-
n,ents ETC.. called for ia this kind Of tusi
ness, and first ana last has done some very
particular lbs 10 his lce.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
ALWAYS be- used for children teething. II
s1othes the child, softens the gums. allays
all pain, cures wind colo, anl it is the bes.
remedy Tor diarrh9a. Twenty-Five cents .
bottle. feb20iN W.dEri&Wiv
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The many remarkable cures of catarrh
tfecied by the use of Ayers Ssrsapsri Ia
is conclusive proof that this loathsome and
dangerous disease il oae of the blood. only
needing such a searching and powerful al.
teraauve to thoroughly eradicate it.
sepo9eod&wlw
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Minoiity Report ia Pension Office Case
Was Little Previous.

WasuIsGToS, Oct. Judge SAWYER ot
New York, N behslf Of majority of tt {
committee investigating tn. administration
of affairs in the pension Office, SID tonight
teat he was surprised that the minority re.
rort Of the re.u.t Of the investigate had
been given out. The evidence was MT ali
in and the Investigation vas not closed
Taking up the allegations in the MINOR 5
report one b. one. Judge Sawyer said Re
beli we'd there was not one statement thal
could he borre Gu. by tie evidence, in 3om.
plete though il was.
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On Tassaay eFeaiaz Laa4i3rd Dssgisss
e7rl-vns biz ss~ aaie51y. Their: VII be
tt4ss esnesrt b. she GarAner gza! AMI
Htyer A. II, sspeAr vii 4el.zsr ~ sidrsss
o. he zsorth Of cur eily, lfs prosperity asd
ysoqpsc.s T. pFarises &c BE- gg'ss 10
csse bsaf.ea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

- i4.4nt fosney of ;hs U. s. Coas. aad
u -1aetic Surrey, eomtietel the survey Of
ms sh9re .iae Of the river yesterday, run
Di il a. far ~ the dam az augusta lie
= Il nov commence the hyGrt graphic sur
~ which c,nsists in taki4z rounding all
al ng lhs river from here to augusta
Fbs part Of the work vii continue until
the frat Of November, as the log, runni.g
b seen augusta and whites Ice house
81 prove serious tfoab.e ia taking the
s!i.ad-nys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03
Brought to Justice After Twenty-fcur
YeaIs

DENVER, Col. Oct. Three resilient $
of Meudnn, Utsh. have been arre4ed
charged with a murder committed twenty
four yests ego, the victim t,iag horse.
thief from Ozlea. The sh,r n of Weber
cou1ty pUr,u-d bis man TO VI ndon. whore
he delef ated the accused t, continue the
chase. These men, those names a.e John
t. Kelly of Boz mnu, Mort; Robert
Swa;on, James K Hull, and Issae Soren-
son Of Mendon, surrounded tie house. and
10 prevent lis escape Kelly fired upon him.
The others are accused OF complictiv The
pri-oners were examined ard taken ID The
Salt Lake feni'entisry, where they we're
held 10 SO 600 be Il each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-03

Ms. Minaie Maddox. wife Of A. 7
u ,llor, br ,,her Of Marshal Maddox OF
,Ii. ely, died al her home IN Bath, We'd
ses isy iast. Of consumption. They both
10 lnsrly resi1 d IN III ely