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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-03
FAYERwEATaER WILL.
The Contest Over It Begun Before
Surrogate Ransom.

NEw YORK, Feb. 2-The contest over
the will of the late Dasiel B. Fayerweather.
leather merchant. who left millions Of
dollars 10 educational institutions. begun
this afternoon before Surrogate Ransom.
There was brilliant array of legal talent.
The executors, who are proponents, are
represented by ex-Judge W. II. Armour,
John +. Parsons, Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford and Henry Stoddsrd. Frederick r.
Coudert, ex Surrogate d. G. Rollins and
d. j. Holden appeared for contestants.
These are Lucy Fsyerweather. widow,
Lucy J. Beardsiey, wife of Morris Boards
ley, Bridgeport, Conn, who was to get
Sl00, 900, two daughters Of William Fayer-
weather, living in Iowa. Colleges repre-
senred Jerome and Mason for Amherst
Butler, Siillman and Hubbard for Bowdoin
Bangs. Stetson, Tracy and McFsrlane for
Williams; ex-Judge Horace Russell for
Dartmouth. Witnesses today testified a.
to the execution of the will. Adjourned
until Wednesday.
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A cOwADLY ACT.
Iodiaoa White Caps Cruelty Fog q
Respectable Women.

New ALBANY, Ind, Jan. 31.-Great
Indignation is felt in this section Of the
state over the brutal treatment of Mrs.
Jacob Perew by a party Of masked White
Caps. They visited her home in the alb
sence of her husband and being refused
admittsnce they battered in the door with a
rail, seized Mrs. Perew and, dragging her
from the house, tied her face foremost to
a tree and with switch, literally laid the
flesh open from her shoulders to her hips.
When the woman wss beaten iato insens-
bility the White Caps left, after telling her
children that they had whipped their mother
because she was not vir.uous Her rela-
yes and neighbors agree that she is a
woman of unspotted character. The child
ren procured knife. With which they cut
the ropes that bound their mother, and
finally succeeded in getting her to the
house She will probably not recover from
the inhumau torture she passed through.
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Demand Relief aud 6uooor from the
Imperial Government.

Sr. JonNs, n. F., Feb. 2.-In an article
on the French shore question, the st.
Johns Herald says; We demanded and
renew the demand that the government
shall give the widest circulation to the fact
that this country IL disoontented and out.
ragged. Up TO the present moment nothing
has been done by our rulers to make the
people Of Great Britain and Canada aware
that Newfoundland 10 stirred to the depths
nv the perussl OF Lord Knutsfords dispatch.
1t is not to the Imperial government, butt II
the British Nation, and our brethren In tho
colonies we look for succov and relief from
danger with which her msjesty's ministers
threaten US. Nothing will persuade the
imperial government TO reoounce their pro.
ject for our undoing but the Hrm conviction
Of the colonis.s will refuse to acquiesce in
srrangeme is made without their consent,
in % doing they will be sure Of the sym
pathy Of British and Canadian people. II
the government press 10 silent upon the
subject will her msjesty's ministers believe
the s,tla,ion ia Ne~ fouudland 10 Q critical
one II every newspaper In the colony does
not join In the crusade against the lmper'sl
oppression, how long will the Canadians b.
convinced that Newfoundland will show
herself worthy of their encouragement and
.upooYtn
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TIE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
esid to Have Requested the Proposal
OF a Joiut Commission to Negotiate
Reciprocity.

TORONTO, Feb. 2.--The Empire, . gov
ernment organ. referring today to Blaine,
the Baker correspondence says: Blaine
remarks in his letter that there are no new
negotiations whatever on for reciprocity
treaty with Canada. Doubtless the secre-
tary OF state is correct. But the Empire
afflrms it is true that Blaine expressed to
the British ambassador at Washington a
desire for more extended trade
relations with Canada and that
he would like to discuss in an unofficial
manner with Sir Julisn Pauucefote and one
or more delegates from Canada the whole
question of trade relations with view to
arriving at a basis for official negotiations.
We are in position to state, that acting
on this suggestion, the Canadian govern
ment has requested the Imperial govern
ment to propose joint commission for the
purpose named"
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HEHRINo SEA CASE.
Supreme Court Judge DAoids That II
May be Brought Before Them.

Chief Justice Fuller today announced
that the Supreme Court had decided to
grant the petition Of the counsel represent
ing the British government for leave to file
an application for q writ of prohibition to
prevent the district court Of Alaska from
proceeding TO carry out the decree Of for
feiture, made in the case of the schooner
Sayward. which Was libelled for unlawfuily
taking seals within the waters of BehriDRSeA
Court asked counsel q. Whist date the rule
requiring Alaska court 10 come here and
show cause why writ Of prohibition should
not issue should be made returnable. The
Solicitor General of the Uuitsd States is
anxious to have /. made returnable at the
earliest possible date, as was Csleron Car
isle, Junior, counsel for the parties who
bring the case here, and by mutual agree
meot the rule was made returpsble the
second Monday in April. This settles the
preliminary question Of the right to brios
case into court, and the matter now 10 be
settled is Whether tha court will decide tha,
a writ Of prohibition should issue. There
must now be an argument. on the merits OF
the Behring Sea controversy. In an
nouDcipy the determination OF The court
Chief Justice said3 the argumen, bsd
taken . much wider range than necessary,
~ the court Was of the opinion that i; had
Jurisdiction by way of prohibition, under
section 6ss Of the Revised Statutes, to re-
view the proceedings Of the Alaska court.
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did aot have money 10 come on With, and
demanded my mileage. The deputy ser.
geana at-arms stated that be vas NOT sm.
powered 10 give il to me, aud the followina
day received q nots from him sayipR that
no fees were advanced. supposed thu
matter was dropped until saw BY the
newspapers that my arress vas ordered BY
the Honse. telegrsphsd a Mason Of Illinois
to zee the Speaker and chairman Of the
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BELFAST NEWS.
General Notes, News, and Items Of
Interest.

Interest.
Especial to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL,
FEB. Mrs. Ambrose Strout of East
Belfast, aged "a years, fell Sunday dis
locating her shoulder and bruising her
face
The Ladies of the Non-Psrtissn W. c. T.
Alliance have formed in connection with
their Girls Club society of Kings
Daughters. The club is doing q most
needed and successful work. They have
over 30 members and a good average
attandancc. The Alliance being fully alive
to the absercs of real temperance
sentiment in Belfast, took for the
subject of discussion on Thursday,
afternoon, Total Abstinence. 1t was q
| very profitable one. Mrs. Albert Gsmmans
entitled "IIow | became a total abstainer.' y
This was very much enjoyed and those
pre- sent determined to circulate it as widely
as possible. The sub sct is to be continued
at the next meeting when Mrs. II. L. Brown
will read paper prepared for the occa-
| sion. Tine Alliance have adopted the tasty
Postmaster Kilgore wears the most
unique vest that over made it's appearance
| in Belfast. Iii. in the shape of . large,
| double sheet Of brown paper which he
| wears across his breast, and claims 1t is
! very warm.
The ladies of the Universalist church
meet with Mrs. II. II. johnson next Satur-
| day for important business.
| Tho w II SATURDAY.
with Mrs. Charles Stevens on Union street.
| IL being the first Saturday in the month, it
will be devoted to devotional exercises.
Died in Belmont, Jan. 80. Minnie f..
| Mariner, aged one month and five days.
| Mrs. Mary. wife of Oscar Clark Of this
city. died Friday, Jan 30, of consumption,
aged ~ yesIs and four months.
| Mr.. Thomas Hsney of this city, died at
his home rear the end of the Square,
Saturday, aged 20 years, Of consumption.
He was well ard favorably known here.
Mr.. Joseph Thompson of Stockton. died
that place Jan. 28th, aged about 81 years.
Belfasts people will remember him as the
constructor OF the new steamboat v harf and
building in Belfast, also Of those at Sears
port. He was buried Saturday with
Masonic honors. the lodge from Searsport
being in attendance. lie hiss always been
An upright and honest man.
DIR. Z. =. Nichols of Searsport, was
married last Wedne sday evening At st.
Johns, y. B., to Miss Maud McCeajy, at
the residence Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs Nichols came to their future home,
Searsport, and will board at the hotel there.
| Thomas Noonan of SeArsport died Jan.
18th. aged "a years.
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The committee on railroads, telegraphs and ex-
presses have asslgasd hearings on bills aad
% titlsns referred 20 them. ne follows:
For "wednesday, Feb. 18th. nj O'Clock p. n.
An act 10 Incorporate tbs Rnnfofd Falls 3
Andoyer Telegraph and Telephone Co.
An act TO amend charter of Wsterviile q
Fairfield Horse X. Co.
An act 20 authorize the New Ensland Tale
phone A. Teb gysph Co. TO place fts wires under
The surface of the streets In the cities Of Fort.
land and Lewiston.
An act to exempt the Cauabassett q Can.
adian Ka lroad Co. from state taxation.
Resolve In favor o. the Carrsbsssett 4
Canadian Railroad Co.
Pe,itlon Of Ihomaston Street Railway Co.
for authority TO extend its line to Clam Cove
school hogse.
Petition OF Thomaston Street Railway Co.
for extension Of charter to Warren and st..
George.
Aa ac. relating to the Kaox Liaeois Rail.
For tuesday, Feb. II. at O'Clock r. ~:
An act to incorporate the Waldo Street
Raj way Co
An act to incorporate the Belfast, searspoet
h yorthport Hallway 20.
For Wednesday. Feb fs, al O'Clock r. H.:
An act TO incorporate the Casco Ray Tele-
graph Co.
An act ra,ifyins certain leases to the Maiss
Central X. X. Co
Petition Of Jasper Huschings sad sthses fss
an act Incorporation for . railToad inte
". n. AYxP. esc'y.
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Shot His wife.

HoLYoxE, Feb. Z.---Jobn A. Markham
80 years old, . local hackmsD. shot and
perhaps fatally wounded his wife this even.
ing abOu, 8 30 at their home. He had
been drinking hard, and when he entered
the kitchen, where bis wife was at work,
he announced that he was going TO kill hss,
lie drew revolver and fred six shoss at
her. -Four struck her and the nfth gfased
her hip. Markham was arrested and ap-
pareniIy does not quite realize his position.
He says he has done nothiog. His deed to
some extent was premeditated, however.
Early In the evening he told the bartender
of local saloon tha, he was going to shoot
his wife. He WAS drunk and no attention
rss paid to him. lie has three young
children
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eILvER INVESTIGATION.
J. A owsnby gives soms interesting
tesiimsny before the committee.

The special House committee charged
with the silver pool investigation continued
the hearings today. Representative Abner
Taylor (Illinois) testified that he was never
approached by any person and requested TO
purchase silver. He had purchased 4S 100
ounces the 18th of July at Sl,09 "a,
aud sold 1t at Sl.l2 Ia August 18th,
He had no information as to any other per-
son speculatipg in silver, and this was his
only deal. He knew of no silver pools
The net profit on his speculation was about
$500. He was in the habit Of dealing in
stocks before he came to Congress, and did
not surrender this right when he became .
member. He inferred from conversation
he had with Redenberg that pool of some
kind was being formed to put up the price
of silver. He had introduced bill in the
House for the purchase Of l2 .0O0. 900 ounces
of silver after conference with the secre-
tary Of the treasury and the director of the
mint, Had received his information as to
the sm0unt Of silver in the country from
the director of the mint. He had held no
silver ut this time and had no conferenc
with persons owning silver before he Intro
duced the bill. and knew Of no one that
owned silver now.
Representative Clunie Of California tes-
titled that he had never bought or sold
grain of silver in his life. He had no
knowledge Of any pool or person connected
with one, aud that the statements published
thst he had speculsted and lost we're false.
j. A. Owenby testified that he lived in
New York. He was broker associated
with O'Brien & Clark, New York. He WAS
cqnAinted with Parsons Of Wells, Fargo &
Co, who occupied deskYoom in his office
in New York. He knew correspondent
Stevens. He did not remember whether
he made statement to Stevens in regard
to the siver pools in September. He had
talked with Stevens on the silver ques ion
and probably ussd the word pool. Witness
had personal knowledge of the persons
specializing in silver during The past year.
Had seen such accounts on books Wells
Fargo & Co. Did not remember seeing
name any representative on these books.
Had access to books Of ether frms buyi ing
and selling silver and other securities
Remember seeing number names on books.
Did not remember seeing name any senator
or representative among them, was shown
what was represented to be correspopdence
Of q senator by Doualdson, cashier Of the
bank. when they were talking about silver
speculation and the possibility of the silver
bill passing. Donaldson picked up the
paer. and said it was the correspon-
dence of Ceiling him name Of senator)
Who was there in it that would vote for
the bill. Possibly Donaldson. He men,
toned other names but could not Iemem.
ber without reference to the book and
memorandum which were in safety vsul
in Ch;raOO He refused IN say in VI hal
vault. He intended to bring certain books
ard papers but was rushed of in such q
hurry did not have time. Said he woult
telegraph for them. Committee adjourned
until to morrow.
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Great Conservative Victory In Spanish
EIactiorA

MADRID. Feb The election returns
from the Provinces give opposition, includ-
ing all shades. 12) deputies out of a total
Of 427. Ministers and all chief party
leaders reelected.
Revised returns show election 3l4 gov
ernment candidates, go liberals, s. repub-
licans, I csrlists. No socialists returned.
Feature Of election was abstention lsboring
classes and anarchists from contest.
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Notes.

Representative McCreary OF Kentucky
introduced resolution in the House or
Monday setting aside Feb. l2 for the con-
sideYation Of the Senate silver bill. the bill
to be considered from day to day until dis.
posed Of.
Senstor Morrill,, chsirman Of the fnanc.
committee, introduced, Monday. . bill simi.
lar in terms TO the one ihs. passed the
House Monday providing for the desisna
tioa Of soms one to perform the duties oi
head Of department in case Of the death o'
the head, excep, that the Morrill, bill di
rects the duties Of temporary head to con
,inue until successor is appointed, ins,est
Of limiting the duties to 30 days.
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A Brilliant Social Event 10 Ports
mouth, n, II.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Feb. 2.-Rocking-
ham Hou,e was the scene OF . brilliant
party tonight, the occasion being recsp-
ton by Hon Frank Jones and wife. Sev-
eral hundred invitations were sent out, ard
nearly every one who received an invita-
lion responded. The RECEIPT on took
place in the bridal chamber. which
vas one complete bower Of flowers. Mr.
,nd Mrs. Jones were sssissed 10 receiving
bv MIR. and Mrs John Iogersoll Of New
York. The affair was the most brilliant
social success Of the season, prominsn,
railroad officials and all the leading society
psople being present. A sumptuous ban.
quet was served in the old colonial ban.
a let room,
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PfttafiaId Notaa.

School began this morning on the British
side in the new school house. The s. S.
committee were present and graded the
school in two departments. Miss Lutte
Burton having charge of the grammar
school and Miss Blanche Connor the pri-
mary.
J. W. Manson ard wife are visiting in
Boston.
Frank Smith Of the school of Technology
in Boston, 10 spending his vacation in town.
7 H. C. Webber Of Palmyra and Frank
". Honey, Esq. Of this town, went to
Augusta today where they will sppear be-
fore the legislative committee tomo,Yov
in behalf Of the town of Detroit.
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I ,.
eepted. Bill laid upon the table TO b
priated under the joint fules.
| PASSED TO BE ExGkossED.
Bill, an act to incorporate the Kennebec
Athletic Association.
Bill. an act to ix the salary Of the super
intendent Of the Insane Hospital.
Bill. an act to fix the salary Of the Judge
Of probate for Andfoscosgin county.
PASSED TO BE ExAcrxD.
Bill, IN act additional to and mendatory
Of chaptor - Special Laws Of 1877 entitled
"An act to incorporate the Ksnnebec Light
and Heat Company
Bill, an act to amend Section II Of
chapter S7s Of the Public Lave Of 1855
relating to erection Of poles and lines for
the purposes Of Electricity.
Bill. An act to confer certain powers upon
the county commissioners Of the county Of
Cumberland snd the city council Of the
city of = -'laod.
Blu. Al act - confirm the powers and
acts Of the Uai:ed Electric Securities
Company.
Bill, An act in relation to the compenss-
ton Of the Sheriff Of the county Of Wash.
inston.
Bill. an act authorizing the westbrook
Manufacturing Company to issue preferred
stock.
Bill, An act to amend chapter "a section
40, Revised Statutes, referring TO bringing
paupers into any town.
Bill, an act, additionalto and amendatofy
of the charter of the Eastport Water
Company.
Bill an act to amend and correct section
chapter 206 Of the Private and Special laws
Of 1887, relating to Ashing in Four Ponds
in Franklin County.
Bill, an act to amend section IS Of chap
ter 63 of the Revised Statutes, relating to
printed blanks for Court Of Probate.
Bill. An act additional to an act to incor-
porate the Heron Lake Dam Co.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in favor of Maine Central lnsti-
tute.
On motion OF Mr.. Thatcher Of Penob.
scot-Senate document No. IL, bill entitled
an set to amend section so Of chspter Is of
the Revised Statutes relating to ways was
taken from the table.
Mr.. ThAtcher--I would now call the
attention Of the Senate to an error. In the
amendment the words 'twenty-four hours
actual in the sixth line" are used. By
referring to chapter Is, section 8, it will be
seen that there are no such words in the
said eixth lioe and would therefore move
that this bill be recommitted 10 the com.
mittee on legal affairs for correction, and
the Senate 80 voted.
On motion by Mr.. Moore Of Cumberland
bill. an act to ratify ard confirm the Public
Works Co.. and to give said company addi-
tional powers, was laid upon the table to be
printed, pending reference to the COM
mittee.
On motion by Mr.. Gilmore Of Hancock,
Adjourned.
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coNDHHsBp DEePA1cHna.
The P1th OF the EeWs Taken Prom the
Current Bveots Of the Day.

Another attachment has been placed
upon the Oriental Mill at Providence, R.
l., this time BY the National Bank of North
America for $4,000. Lss. week the mills
vers attached by the Bank of America
Loan and Trust Company for $1,000 The
mills were assigned last summer, and the
creditors claim fiaw in the assignment.
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Fiitssn Men Frozsa to Dsath.

ATHENS, Feb. 2.-Of forty men engaged
10 reopsning communication with snow
blocked villages between Dimitzana and
rripo!itzs, in the mores, fifteen were fYos-
en- to desth, snd number Of others were
so badly frost bitten that they are not OK
pected 10 recover.
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Arrested for BiRamy.

NORM ADAMS, Mass, Feb. John
Loaziway dew hite, aged 60, was arrested
thi, evening for Bigsmy He is said to
have been married three times and to have
two wives living, The last one II years old,
with whom he lives here.
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The sad news reaches Us in the morning
hours that Mrs. b. r. Parrot: died last even.
ing At twelve O'Clock. She vss Q most
estimabIe Lady and will be sincerely
moufned by very large circle .of friends.
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A Break In Ohio Canal Causes Con
siderable Dsmsee

CniLLIcorHE, Ohio. Feb. "A break
in the Ohio Canal within the city limits
extending 100 feet has entaiied damage tc
the amount of s30, ,00o, and threatens tc
undermine several warehouses along the
bank.
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Dock Har ds Strike.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2-The upionist work
men employed on the Inman Steamship
Company's dock in this city have refused
to work with non-unIon men, and the
strikers are rapidly being replaced with
new hands.
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Regular chiiisn Troops Score . vio-
tory.

BUEsos AYREs. Feb. 2.-Addisional Cd
vices from Chill state thst after battle
lssting several hours the troops reoccupisd
Valparaiso. According to these sdvices The
Insurgents lost heavily.
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Won Csprivi not to be Removed from
Prusefan Pfemler ahfp.

BERLIN, Feb. An inspired note is
published denying the truth Of the report
that DR.. Miguel will shortly relieve Chan
cellor Won Csprivi of the PrussiAn Pre- mier-
ship.
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Senatorial Battle etnl Rssiog In sout b
Dakota.

PIERRE, S. D.-Leeislature today ballot
ed for L. S. Senator result; Moody, 35
Trip, %; Harden, a.; Melville, 10 (; Crosse,
.. Necessary to choice, So.
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People and Army support the chilisn
Government

NEW YoRK. Feb. 2.-Flint & Co..
received today = cableRram from Chill
ststios that an insurrection array Of vessels
have failed to occupy any port on the eoaa.
| The people and army are standing by the
government. and order 10 preserved on
land.
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Postmaster Cor firmsd.

WASHINGTON, d. C., February 2-The
Senate has confirmed the nominati IN
of A. I. Brown ~ postmaster at Belfsat
Maine.
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II it's sciatica, ,bsthe with Johnson's Auo-
dyne Liniment, pressing the muscles and
nerves hard feb2d&v
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SIGNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications fer the Next "a
Hours.
war DEPARrMENr,
OMce Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHINaroN, Feb. 8, A. N.
For New England: Increasing cloudi.
ness; rain or snow by Tuesday nigh.
souiheriy winds; shifting to colder north
westerly by Wednesday morning.
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AUGUSTA MAINE. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 9.

salary Of jcdge Of probate for Knox csun-
T." ard that il ought 10 pass. Rspart &C.
cep.ed- Bill laid upon the table 70 be
pfiated under the joint rules.
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Buys a Cake Of
( I'Qn1Q Toilet Soap at
y UU4W MH@!I WEBSTER
4 CO.

CIT OF AUGUSTA. -
TkkAsDKgk's OyyCIK, Dec. H.
On and after jan ., isei, my headgsartsss vii
be over AngustA water Co.'S ozncs, InttI further
notice. c. N. HAxLEs. City Treasurer. ianidtf