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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
| Current Events of the Day.

The Ansc mia mines, near Butte, Mo IT.,
are open, and there is general rejoicing in
that city The mine will give employment
to over 1000 men.
The l,.s to vessel owners caused by a
recent storm Ia estimsted At 5000 600 .At
least. S5srch will be made off Delaware
by tugs for direlicts.
jane. f Cutler WAS found guilty at
Boston, Friday, Of inctng William Il
Bu'ier to aid him, Cutler, in the murder Of
Luther II Rove, Cu.lef's brother in-isv
James Ruadlett, the oldest member Ct
the Grand Army in New Hampshire, died
in Exeter, n. H., Friday morning, Of hesrt
dificu''v lie vas 10 II in Ches es, N. II +,
May 6. 1909.
A speeisl from Colnmbi,, s. G says III Z.
execution Of the 10 negroes which was 10
have taken place Friday. has been post
poned, owing to the granting Of, . stay Of
proce ediras pending an appeal to the su
'preme court
The raw department has been informed
that the four erusrs no~ in process Of
construction will be ready for launching by
Dee. |. Tow, No . ard No. 10. are OF
2oO0 tors each, the Raleigh is 1000 tens
aud ,hs NV York 800.
Tb, .oboone- War S,eed of Ssc,. v.s
,o-sd into po,,on. E,,d,v moyning s;.
mssed C.rrsin. Of irc,mipy vessel. re-
nar, "wednesday pishr, storm a. ,erv
hs.,v /, tho bsv A small .cboona, /.
..ho,s On G.iI,uns, i.l.ad.
IT.. -. :, u,,,.u n,.,a,, h,.os;,u
,,,m ns.r K,.byilte. lad va b.ynsa
Thu-,d, az and III sr. a,,t,os,d n, vain.
.his ho,,e, one NJ he number being Bius
Va;, enc 81 The hes, bed am, os tbe e,e,,
Rlra snlI in the Stat. ard valued At $40.
noo
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MA"or "n''." 3" omH I'M ,t,.s -, osen ~;
oepes,a iiu" 1oMnu os y, p, .n lnna .es',
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-24
PLEADED GUILTY TO HAZIN6.
Light Court Martial Work for Two
Cadets in Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct 23.--Two courts martial
have been in session at the Naval Academy
investigating h,zing cases. ole Of tie
eour,s, presided over by Commissionet
Craig, has been investigating four cases
for two wetks. The last case. that Of
Naval Cadet Clarence England Of Arkansas.
has been concluded. the cadet plsadins
guilty to the charge. His counsel,
Lieut.. C. B + Moore, u. 8. n, will tomor-
row file a statement, in which he will of
extenusting circumstances to show why the
cadet should not bs dismissed, The court
presided over by Lieutenant Commander j.
=. M,rreil took up the case against Naval
Cadet Claude W. Griffith Of Baltimore.
lie is charged with having required Naval
Cadet Billings to remain in . wardrobe Al d
Naval Cadet Mckay to stand on HE head.
Both are four,h-cIass mon, and they el-
eeuted the order without . mufmur. The
accused pleaded guilty to the specifications,
but denied that the specifications eonsti-
tuted hazing according 10 the naval regula'
tons.
10 these eases tho superintendent Of the
academy is the revising power, and upo"
his action depends the fate Of the accused.
There are other cadets to be tried for sim
liar offences, the cases having developed al
the recent hearing. IL 10 said one csde,
implicated seven others.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The keel for the new Portland & Xsohias
steamer is out ard will be laid on tie
blocks jas, vscsted By the kn1x 6 Lincoln
fer pest a. Bath.
TIE ss,rring match q. Lewiston between
D novan Of Rocklsnd ard Travers was
given to Donovan in the seventh round, the
latter ciainirs 4 foul ard refusing to Eight
when /: VAS not SLOWED.
Fifty nine ird' 'cnent, are said to have
been found sgains. rum.elers in Hancock
ccuqty. Every hotel and restaurant pre-
p,i.tor in Bar Hsrhor who sold liqaor has
had from one to three indictments found.
The total vsiuation Of the shoe msnufse-
toring plants of Au3urn. according to the
city ss.essors book, 10 1898 coo. OF this
an.eunt the Ara Cu'hmaa plant 10 valued
at $50 90 The figures include shop,
machinery ard stock IN trade.
Hon. W W. Tbemss, the president Of
the Canal Bark, Portland, ard father OF
Gen. H g Thomas and Of W. W. Thomss
Jr., U siied States minister to Sweden and
Nor ssy. hiss given his check % the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. for 5000.
for the building fund.
Hall AID d. A Booker, Of the Maine Ger
| II !, rs,if -. srrivsd in Bsrssr Fhu-edsy
n orninz from P,rtlsrd After b.eakfa.t
! ing hsy jantd ses,Ts ID n Mcr;isrd-
H. ID B9u-rs AMI A. W Wiiies, Stsis
rsiIroad cemaJis j .osr., ara prscssdsd on
an insps c'ien u TIE rasd from Bangor so
varceooro TIE PARTY returned 30 Barg'i
Fridsy nishs
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
Ildktnaats Rosad Against fAaif Prom.
hant 0meials,
For frandulently Using the Nails-Will
be Arrested Of Once.

Sioux FALLa. s. D., Oct, IS Tho grAnl
jury reported today II separate indictments
against each Of the tfficers Of the Louisiani
lottery. Among the list are Gen, Beaure'
gard, Pkui Conrad, president. and JOSEF h
T. Rorner, secretary. The indictments ars
for rApsmittins lottery advertisements
thorough the malta. which 10 in violation , I
the lottery Law passed last winter BY Con-
gress.
The department At Warrington brought
the ehargss before this court for the reaso,
that their efforts in other statss before
Uaited States grand juriss had been ftus,
uasesi. A United States marshal and dep
usies will leave this evening for New Or
leans to arrest The president, vice psesiien'.
secretary, treasurer and directors Of The
lottery. The extreme penalty in case ct
conviction 10 ave years imprisonment ard
$4,000 fine.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION
or uniycrsalists Having an Enthusiastic
Meeting nj Worcester.

WoRCrsTER, Mass, Oct. 23.--The UNI
versslist convention Of the United States
srd British provinces, in session here since
Wednesday, closed its meeting this after
noon. The movement to unite with
the UnitariAus In the work Of the
japan mIsfipn ~as defeated, though the fsl-
lawship Of UDiverssiist c,-isbofsrs there
was extended them A resolution protest.
irg sssinst the opsning of the Worlds Fair
On Sunday vas hot adopted. A resoIution
recommending candidates for ministry 70
he free from the tobacco habit vAs adopted,
also one that recommended the employ mont
Of arbitration in settling all national dis
puies whom ordinary methods Of diplomacy
fail.
These tflicsrs we're elected: President,
Hon. II. IL. Metcslf, Rbede leland; vice.
president. Hon. G. IL. Russell. New York;
treasurer, Eben Alexander, Massschusstts;
sscresaIy, Rev. @. ID. Demorest, ID. D.,
New Hampshire; trustees, Gen. John G.
Graves, New York, Ssmdel Kerr, flliaois.
R'v, Il II. Cspen, ID. d. Msssschusstfs,
y. II. Cole. New York. Edward G. Sweet
ser, ID. D., PENNEY yivsoia.
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BUGS IN CIGARETTES.
The Only Tobacco Chewer That is Known
Among the Insects.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 23 DIR. Ohmsnn
Dumes snil has msde An important discovery.
He 10 . great cigarette smoker. and had
often noticed email brown ioles in the
paper surrounding the weed. A fe~
days sqo be decided to inves-
,iga,e He found that the holes were made
by little insect. To Sun correspondent
he sid today as he displayed q number Of
the bugs under the microscope: This
sir ugular bug 10 what we call coleopterons
insect. There are Thousands Of this family
but those have under the glass and in
yonder box are the only tobacco chewers ]
know Of. This insect is very small, as
you see. 1t crswls into box Of cigareits
bores q hole through the rice paper,
lays an egg sLd then escspes, The
larva develope into a worm and,
for the want Of ssomething bst'er,
il eats tobacco. You will notice tina. the
mother insect always commences her opera
ton near the end Of the cigarette. The
worm knows nothing except eating and es-
Gaping, and be starts for the end Of the
cigarette. 10 due course Of time he be-
comes sn insect, but does not lose bis
appetite"
What do you think of cigarette that
hiss entertained one Of these bugs, Doctor p
81 consider such a cigarette poison.
and attribute many mysterious cases Of
bronchial affecsi to this source"
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WHITE MOUNTAIN TRAVELLERS


CosCoRD. N. H., Ott 23 AT the an
nusl meetii otshs White Mountain Trsv-
ellers Association tonight, the following
officers were eiecte'; Pre- ident, y. A.
Towne, Boston; vice presidents, Charles
Richardson, Boston. +. W. Blske. Centre
Hxrbor, VIM. Rogers, Boston; secretary
and treasurer, A. NJ. Cook. Coz c,rd; ex-
ecutive committee, l.. J. Page. PoTtIsud ,
f W. Cobutn, Boston, } A. smith, BIS
ton, W. l. Sargent, Manchester, Be- jamin
Warde, B1ston, G. E. Stanieis, Concord
Delegstes were elected to the meeting Of
the u tsrnatinnAi associate n at Chicago
July. 1898. A ba'quet VAS SERVED IT The
new Eagle hotel this evening AID plates
were iaid FOR 200. Interesting remarks
were made by Governor Tuttle, Hon.
Thomas Coggswell of Chinatown, George
+. Asge Of Concord, Col. c. Smith,
special sgent Of the treasury department at
Boston, and others.
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CLINGING TO RIGGING.
Shipwrecked Sailors Exposed TO the
Gold and Fury Of the Storm.

CuAruAM, Mass.. Oct. 2S-A small
schooner 10 supposed to have sunk north Of
Pallockrip Shosl. IS she disappeared there
when scuddipg before the gale under bare
poles. The gale shifted To the northwest
tonight, blowing heavy snd o~ing cold.
The weather cleared at sunset. sho~ing
the crew elineirg to the Iigsiug Of 'hrss-
masted schooner sauk hear Sh1relful
ShoAi They had probably been there "a
hours exposed TO the fury o. the storm.
As no he,p can reach them be?ara noraing
il IL feared they will perish tonight.
D.. Another three msstei schooner is at an
ch,r ih-ee miles south of Sh0yelfai h.ht-
ship. hsving lost her towsprt ,ni all her
spsrs except the stumps of her lower
ms.tr. h,viug probably been a collision.
Fifteen sch,oners were sighted At anchor
northwest Of Hspdkerchiet a. sunset. The
gale 10 very severe. There will probably
be oth.r disasters rspsrel heresbouts to-
morrow.
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TUBERCULOSIS FEARED
In Litchiield Herd-CaIdwell \ Lib.
by's Affairs ut Richmond.
[special to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL. !

Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, Oct. 23 State Veterinary
Surgeon Bailey was called to Litchfeld
today to investigate = supposed case Of
tube,cuosls in the herd Of Sylvester Stuart
ct that mace.
The committee chosen at the creditors
meeting st the American House, Boston,
Oct. l7th, TO verify Inc inventory of the
assinees Of Caldwell & Libby, shoe manu-
,c'n-sr. here. reach d town today and i'm
meolsts iy began taxing account Of stock at
Tie factory. Their report viii be swsited
with intesest by Rchnond residents, as 1t
10 thought the business prospects OF the
firm will depend largely upon the favorable
action of the committee.
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SECRETARY BLAINE
Will Leave New York for Washington on
saturday Morning.

Nsw YORK. Oct. 23.-Secresary Blaine
did not receive any callers at the Fifth
Avanue Hotel this morning. He break
tasted in his room and sent down . note to
tie newspaper men that he had no engage
ments for the day except to see his dsugh ghter.
He will leave for Washington tomorrow
morning,
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HAPPY wATERyILLE.
Immediate Erection Of Paper and Pulp
Mills Is Certain.
Especial to lie Ksnnebec JouasAL J

EpS@tAi 70 sbS henlecsC JoGkaAL
VAUDEVILLE, Oct. % For soms time
Civil Engineer Ira E. Gesehsil has been
observed in The nsishoorasod of
the upper dan Owned By the Lock
wood Company. ard several days
sgs Is will be remembered that quits .
company Of people with . business look
we're in ard about ths city. Yesterday pa
pe.s were drawn ia the ofics Of Webb,
Johcsoa { Webb for the trausfes by the
LsckSocd Co, Of the upper dam and
water privilege. together with land on both
sides Of the river above the cam including
the island, 80 acres or more in the sgyre-
gate to the Holiingswo.th Whitney Com
pany, the noted paper manufacturers VITO
have great establishments 10 Gardiner. Me :.
Ho,yoke, Brsiatrse, Mass, AID other
places. The papers had not been signed
todsy, bu. We are told that there is no
probability Of any slip-up in the transAc-
ton.
Il 10 SAID to be the purpose Of the CON-
pany 10 erect early in the spring pulp and
paper mill Of 10 tens capacity daily, on the
Winslow side Of the river, and that eyeniu-
ally another paper mill will be bailr On this
eide for the manufacture Of the finef grades
Of paper. To make q paper mill Of
10 sona capacity will involve An
outlay Of $3.50. .oo0, and pulp mill Of same
capacity. sl00, 900.
Tue dam as it stands Is about nine feet
bigh and 1t will be raised some SIX feet, or
ss much as 10 possible without eacroaehlng
upon the wheels At Fairfield. The building
of thsse mills will make lively business
while the WORK 10 going on, but the paper
ard pulp industry of itself 10 not regarded
- likely to be Of much vsiue to the plsce,
ss very cheap grade OF labor is for the
most part employed, and not great
amount even Of that
The dam in question was built
Abcut eight years ago, and. ex-
elusive OF the stone work, est not
fsr from Sis 900. Ii was the purpose at
that time 10 build q cotton mill on the
Winslow side which should be the largest
10 the country. The plans were all made,
and everything Indicated an early c,m-
me cement Of The work, when the president
OF The company, Mr.. A. ID. Lockwood.
wss suddenly removed by death, and 80 the
plan wss not carried ous.
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4 TOTAL WRE(k.


NAsrucKsr, Mass Oct % This after
noon Al 4 O'Clock the 'chooner Vulcan,
Gilbert, with lime from Rockland for New
Iork, went sshore on the bar and WAS
boarded by cres in the underwater 5
b at, htr crew Of four men tsken n aud
landed hare. The v,s,el will be = total
wreck
A lumber ,den schooner, with her sails
blow away, drsgg ID her aochors BY ihe
east end OF the i,iaad within half mile Of
Ba.s Kip l. is thought she will be safe
as the wind. which has blown from north
north east, rs miles an hour, has veered to
the northwest and is more moderate. Many
vessels 10 disabled condisiou are seen in
Vineyard Sound. The d pot 4 The Nam
tucket Rsirosd Company 1t Surf Side and
the bath houses at Surf Side hotel were
blown down.
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HAS BEEN ASLEEP 1870 DAYS.
A Michigan School Teacher Has Wasted
Away to a skeleton.

MusIrH. Mich, Oct. 90 The transfer
Of May White, the sleeping school teacher,
to her home in Meadville has had TO ap-
parant feet on her cosdition. She has
now been in = tYsnce-like state for l30
days and has wasted away to q skeleton.
Miss White is nineteen years of age and
when awake weighed l40 pounds aud hsd
excellent hesith. The long sleep car q
upon her without warning. Liquid nou''
ishment is administered, but Of late ste
does not seem to have the power to sssimi-
late it. The doctors are puzzled.
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CLAIMS HE Is ELECTED,
But Refuses TO File His Bond With Gov.
ernor Buckley.

NEw HAVEN, Ct, Oct. 23-Stxte At
torney Doolitle in the civil superior court
this morning. before Judge Thayer, urged
the immediate trial Of the state
treasurer, case of Marvin II. Sanger
vs. E, Stevens Henry. Mr.. Doolittle
set forth that while Sanger claims the
effice by legal electioa and expresses him.
self ready TO file $50, 900 bond, he has
not filed the bond becsuse he does not
recognize Morgan G. Bulkley as the proper
person to receive it. This leading issue
will be the gis. Of the trial. Judge Thsyer
decided not to assign the case until Mr.
Gross sppeared in court.
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BRIDGEPORT MIDDLE.
Proceeding 10 Find Out Who is Really the
Legal Chief Of Police.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 23 The quo
varrsnto proceedings compelling Capt
Pinkerman to appear before the supsricl
court and show on what authority he e1sf'
else. the duties Of chief Of police was
secured today from Judge Hull Of the
superior court, By the attorney for John
Rylsnds, whom the Democrats cisim il
ousied. The papers are returpable ne1l
Wednesday. These proceedings will de-
termine vhather Rylands is rightfullJ
entitled to the office.
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EGTHORNE. A HALF IN I.W 81.
He Will Start Today TO Beat the Record
of the Track,

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Oct, 23.--A special
to the Morning Herald from Newark. N.
Y, says that the bay stallion Egthorpe
m sie half mile tcdsy on the Newark, N.
Y, kite shaped track in l Oh 34, the last
quarter being made in 81 seconds. He
secopds. He goes tomorrow to beat the
record Of the track.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market,

uE~ YORK. Oct. 2s
Money easy rapsius from , 90.
Prime paper al 5aa6i
Government buSus dull, easier.
Railroad bonds. quiet, genefaly steady.
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SHE WILL PROBABLY DIE.
Two Atkinson Men Bound Over for As.
sauit and Battery on Aged Lady.
Special to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL

Especial to the KENsEBEc Journal.
FoxcRorr, Oct. % Charles Tesks-
bury and Lucretia Hu.chins Of Atkinson,
were before Judge Brown Of Dover NUM-
cipsl court yesterday on charge Of assault
AMI battery on Mary Hutchius, an aged
lady of Atkinson. The respondents were
found probably guilty ard bound over 10
the s p,ember term Of the Supreme Judi
cial cour! in Piscstsquis county in the sum
If $4,000 On default Of bail they were
taken to Bangor Jail todsy. The woman
ssssultsd d was 81 ears old and will probs
bly die "a result Of her injuries.
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FRlSkY CLAM DIGGERS
Especial to the KErsEBEo JoUssAL.l

BrppEFoR3, Oct. % In the Biddeford
mun;ciu,l court this sflernoor, ] ijge Cram
fined three Pine Poin. clam diggsrs 81 ard
costs each for digging on the fats in Bidie-
ford Pool whhou. permit
The cases were brought al the instigs'i m
of residents of the Pool ~ho claim that
digger. have about exhausted the supply OF
the Scsrb ,ro fats and nov seek their sappiy
here. The city cour Gil recently restricted
The liberty of the clam fats to parties no
had been residents Of the city three months.
Todsy's trial was on test case The de-
fepdAnts appealed to the supreme court
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SNOW IN CONNECTICUT.
Thermometer Drops TO Freezing Point
Damage 10 Crops.

PLAIsrIELp, Conn, Oct 23-A severe
snow storm. accompanied by a heavy north
east wind, passed over this city last night,
doing great damage in the farming districts.
The Thermometer dropped to freezing and
will csu.e great loss to many farmers.
1t isreported that the telegraph and tele-
phone communication has been entirely
Gu, A on &C cunt Of several poles being
broken and blown down aleny the New
York & New England road. Men are now
at work STRENGTHENING and replacing the
poles. AZ Coventry, Il. l., the storm was
very severe and the loss to frait and vege-
tables will be heavy.
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no FOUNDATION
For the Statement that Gresham Ha.
Understanding with Harrison.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-RefeiriDs to the
story from Iodisnspolis, Ifd . 20 The effsc.
thst IN agreement bad been entered into
between the Iaoisns f,isnds Of judge
Gresham and those Of President Harrison,
by which the former Is to cease opposition
10 Mr.. Harrissn's 70 nomination and the
latter to lend his il fasnce 10 Jade Gresham
in 1896, an evening p,pe, publishes an in
tersisv viih Jadse Gresham in which he
ssys: There is no founds,ion for the
statement
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FAILED TO DO IT.
Monbars Tries 10 Lower His Record and
Does the Mile In 2.19 Ia.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 23.-Monbar.
made an Intellectual attempt to lower his
record Of 2.1S today. making the mile in
10 Ia. the quarters being 50 "a, 80 -,
35 l-2, 3G IA
Bunco Jr. and Grant's Abdallsh paced
desd heat in he 2 I5 clsss. In the three
year-old class. tro,,ing. guaranteed purse OF
$500 divided, Evapgelins won; best time
2 I9a. Ia the Is class, pacing. purse
$500, divided, Grants Abdallsh won, best
time 2 10. 10 the 2 l8 class trotting, purse
$1,000, divided, (unfnished), Walter u.
won two heats; Alne one, with the best
time OF 2 10 L.
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SECRETARY BLAINE
AT NsT YMk---.Vill Tiks No
Pirt in Campaign.
SaDesF Clalms 10 Is Elected, But Re-
fuses to Recognize GOV. Bulkhy.
Over $50 Cases of Diphtheria at Mans
field, Ohio-Many Deaths.

Nkw YORK, Oct 23.-Secretary Blaine
and wife left the Fifth Avenue hotel st
noon today to call on their daughter, Mrs
Walter Dam,osch. Up to the time Of his
departure he had not seen the Republican
managers or any body else, except his pri-
vate secretary. 1t Was learned that be will
leave for Washington tomorrow morning
at IL O'Clock. and it may be set down -
certain that he will not take part in the
campaign in this state.
Secretary Blaine took dinner this Aft r
noon with his daughter, Mrs. Damfoseh,
and spent the rest Of the day in the hotel
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VERDICT or GUILTY
Against the Crooked Men Who Tried to
Steal Half a Million Dollars.

QUgnEc, Oct % % Il Murphy ofNsv
York" Doodle fame. and r. bert Mc0fssvy.
the "Crooked" public works contractor,
did not answer today to the charge Of
conspiracy preferred sgsins. then
by Contractor Michael Connolly, Who
alleges ihst they attempted 10 sxsort
half . million dollars from him. Tbs
Jury rendered verdict Of guilty. Jndgs
Bose dtclsred Murphy and Mc0fssvy's
bonds forfeited.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next -
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGsAL OFFICER.
WAsHIsGroN, Oct "a. / A. M.
For New England: Fair Saturday and
Sunday; slightly warmer; northwest gales.
Storm ,ignsls displayed in Nsrragsnsett
sector, Woods Holl section, Boston section,
Portland, Portland section and Esstport.
Cau,ionsry a. sll her stations between
Esstport snd Hatterss, except Atlantic City.
Loc VI forecast fer Saturday,: Maine fair,
ststiop.ry followed By higher temperature,
northwss. and west winds. Sunday fair,
much warmer.
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WRECKS AND DISASTERS.
Schooner Scnttlcd-- Another Badly Ashore
Two More In Collision.

VIsEiARD HAVEN, Macs. Oct. 20 -
Schooner Eagle. Simmons, FRI m Elizabeth
port, Of and for Waldoboro, Me, parted
both chains of Bass river, during the gale
A. d made for Edss,tosp, bus went ashore
on Cape Pogul. She Afterwards was scut-
tied
Schooner II A. Holder, from Provi.
dence, Of and for 81. John. in ballast,
dragged ashore on Chappaquidic, Edgar
town, during the gale last night, and 10 re-
ported badly athore.
Schooner +. Arcnlsrius Of Rockland
fouied the schooner William Pickering last
night ard broke her main boom and ffe
rail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-24
SAFE CONDUCTS REFUSED
by Chill. Thengh Mr.. Egan Keeps he
manding Them.

SANTIAGO pS CRiLI, Oct. 23.--Ths
Chiiian government has Informed Mr..
Esan that = safe conduct will not be issusd
for the refugees nov in the United States
legation. The supposed ground for this
refusal is that the men are criminals. Mr..
Esan continues to demand safe conducts'
for the men. The question now appears
far from settle ment.