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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
TROUBLES or JOHN l..
He Has Had Row with Jack Barnitt
and They Have Parted.

SAs FRANCIsco, Dec. 30 John L. Sui.
Ivan a. d his best friend and trainer, Jack
Barnitt, have dissolved partnership. Sulli-
panied by Duocan Harrison aud bis com-
pspy, and Bsrnitt 10 still in this city. where
he expects to remain uutii next week. The
fipal rupture between Sullivan and Baruiu
occurred in SAcrernento On Saturday night.
when Bsrnitt, dissusted at SullivAh's con-
duct, demanded . settlement and left the
company. The frie aiship between Sulii-
van and vas formed before Sullivan went
to England to fight Mitchell, and Bsrnitt
bas siocs proved the mo.t s,eadfsst friend
the big fellow ever hsd.
When all his frien nds had deserted him
and Sullivan bad been given up even by
relaaves, Bsrpiit stood by him and tissily
got him mo condition to jliu ihe thest-
rie.l company with which he 10 now travel
ing Bsrnit, inducei sullivan TO swear
OF in Australia, and he vss in be; er con-
didon when he reached here tbsa for many
months. He soon b&cksiided, however,
ard in one Of the sprees be beat BarDitt.
Then Charley johnson began 10 pose As
SuIlivan's backer, and this vi.b poor busi,
ness broke Bsrniu's patience. Barnitt says
he is done with Sullivan, but he declines TO
discuss his troubles any further.
The news of the trouble vas no surprise
10 the local .ports, who expected that Bar
mite would finally leave the big fellow. but
In the East where the stories about Suih-
vans debauches have been repeatedly
denied BY his friends the news will be sur
Or isibg.
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cERMANy'S NEW POWDER.


Iosou>. Dec. 80 A Munich eosrts.
pot dou, icsrps ihs, ,he rev German aFtil-
isy Is possessed Of All element OF Appali.
ing a sctivehess 10 the new bursting pow.
der. Ia the wsf With France the beet record
made by shell. then IN use ~as TO cover
with spiintets an area Of forty or Atty
PAGES. There we're seldom more than
seven or eight persMs ~ouoded by the
bur,tiag Of one shell Experiments with
the ne- shell have proved that /, will burn
.vrrythirs wihin = large ARA. tts splintets
~ill covefs oit,le OF nssfly 100 feet,
Some of iis fragments viii be large enough
to kill man; others are almost invisible.
and calculated TO merely eHcosiate the skin.
In the ,xpeiiments an enormous target was
was r,ddled with Thousands Of holes BY the
but,unr ot . single shell -Four shells
-srs .. NJ lient to siak an obsolete irouclad
used as = target at ktei IL 10 the belief
that Que battery, II the range we're accurate
could sunihiste = whole division. The
Relchasg will be asked soon to vote large
amount Tor the supplying of the entire
artillery ann with tons j. sfactive powder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
8ailruaOs E STEAMBOATS,
ll!lE eEIIRlL alILaeAD


come WK04-1.N 4. r. for Lkvfssou
k11kiasl, Rkstaaa, BOSTON and Neatxssi. ,AS 4.
n. fe 6aifWen, 6as1fser and 4onfh Gardner
1919 L. .. for 6ransvt /. lewiston, wsYmfns.p :.
noskias1, rcstiaAd asd Boston, connecting foi
Wh1ts 0ogntAjs foints: tA p. 4. for
HA1oUeu, 0Adtnsr aad 8o3th dsrtsner, q 4
?. =: Tor nrsassics, ssthr ys4iAad, ses,os.
aaa 6se.rssys Only. for koehiza sas r. n. sss
nalsvsa. e.sdiasf Asd 5000 Hsrssssy; iiIx
- 80 8ostoa.
oot1@ nAsT-sie A, r. might suprsss) fes
Skovhesas, eeifnss. Bangor. Bag Hxstss, 81.
= fes WstsYyffis. stovssssa and Bangor, g. ~
?. u fos Watsrvfiie. OsEiaad. North Aasen,
BisahAa. 8soshesEa, ssifsss, Dover and
yoz goft. Bangor, Bar HartS, q; 5fspssns
Bt; Joha asd Afocsaook Coaatg. aae Sundays
oniy, a s-i7 Z. ~. tn EaaSor.
Ths SiHhf Pullman rraias run eack vas essry
stsht, Sssdsys In iaded, bat not To saoxhessn
% oondAy morning.. or 10 BsifAat, Dextef, or
bsyond Bangor, % Aan iay mornfrgss
Tbs day sErreas fAtns going Fest At 10 10 A.
n. and Vast at s.ts r. n. rus daily, Sundays 10
ended, bctweea Boston. lewiston. bath. Bangor
sad d john.
ACCOMMODArI0N TRAIN tor Aassr.s
caves 8osth 0srdinsr, s.ls A. NJ, ! 10 and N
y. NJ; GAsdfasr, IS A. M. tzo and +4ss r. N.
uaIowsii. so (. ~, i-A and s-5s r. n.
Tbfoaah tickets 70 CsiisorniA and all points
South asd West nay be bad Of g. II, Walker
ceiling via Al routes and chsosins baggage fFss OF
eHpense-
PAYsOs TUCKER. vies Pres. e,esI Manager.
v. r. BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Az't.
Portland, Nov. 10, inpf.
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JOE DUSTIN ARRESTED.
Caught at Bethlehem, n. H., Where He
Has Been Stealing Again.

LIrrLkros, N. H. Dsc. 30,-Lss'
,prips Officer Ne, Of Bethlehem, was
r. ques,ed by East Fsrmin ston, Me-,
officer. to arrest Joseph Dastin. charged
with breaking into store there
AID stealing . large amount Of goods,
Nye attempted tine arrest but Dustin es-
capped. Recently the farmers about Beth
lshem have missed sheep, poultry, etc, and
susps c,ed Dasun who was located there,
and Ne again attempted to arrest him'
taking aIoGE several depudes.
Seeing them coming, Dustin Jumped
from the windor and ran for the ~oods,
but was intercepted By several .flice's
Dustin drew = revolver on Harry
Lewis, who fred a large charge OF
shot iato the side Of Dustin's face.
knocking him down. Jumping up he st
tempted resistance, ssd vas ordered to
ttrow up his arms, which he did. He was
taken home where his son Harry told Of
large lot of popi1y concealed aDd othef
missing property vas also discover
ed. TIday Solicitor Mitchell has the tro
Dustin. srraigned The boy said he stole AZ
the in.tiss,ion Of his fssber and vas sent
TO the reform school for four years. The
father was bnund over for the March term
Of court. Maine officers are expected to
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
AN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE
Ended in Attempted Murder and Suicide
Both May Die.

STANFORD, Conn, Dec 80 Mrs. Nor.
man Th Imss vas shot and probably fatally
injured BY her husband about noon today.
Thomas, sfter shooting his wife, fred t~o
shots into his own head. A short time be-
fore the shooting Mrs. Thomas vas in a
lawyers ofiice, instituting rrocee d,Gss
against her husband for divorce, and vas
coming out Of the building when Thomas
appeared, revolver in hand
Mrs. Thomas made Efforts to escape,
starting to run. Thomas shot her three
times and The woman feil on the sidewalk
unconscious. Thomas. tn mixing she was
dead, placed the revolver to his own hesd
aod nred. He vas seriously injured and
vss locked up.
Both parties are colored and have been
married about Eve years. II 10 though,
that Thomas may have been promp.sd 10
take his vife's life BY Jealousy. Hs ac-
qusintances say he had irs qusntiy threat
ened during the last fev months to kill her
IL she did not return to him. Mrs. Thomas
10 81 years and her husband is q years OF
age.
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BRITISH SUCCESSFUL
And the indian Tribes Now Offering No
Resistance to Them.

CALcuTrA, Dec so.-Adyices from Gil
ait, British post c.ose 10 the borders Of
Cashmere. STAKE that tbe sdvsGes m5'e-
ment BY the British vas s1ccessfni.
The town Of Hafzs is occupied
BY the sdvsBcs cIann- No oppc-
sition vas of red by the ;rlos.,
Who's submission 10 complete. Tie Brit
ish will now be able to constfuc. ro'd
from Gilgit to Psniss, and this, upon tie
mple,ias Ct fhe road frou, Cashmere 10
Giigf, will sS9f5 the British IN eaay
q, .ans Of sccess for the British TO Psmtis,
the country no~ in dispute between Grett
Britain, Rsssis and China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
SNOW BLOCKADE
In New Mexico stopping Travel - Storms
of unhearl OF Severity.

ALBUeuEs0UE. n. NJ. Dec. so Both
the saDi. fe and Atlantic snd Pacific rcads
are troubled With serious sa5w hiookAdes
No eastern mails have hsea received here
over he Santa Fe for four aays. Passen-
ger trains are in blockade in the Rston
mountains and in a level stFeteh of c,ua'ry
In the vicinity Of Springer, A namper OF
engines are Cd 'he racs.
The blockade on the Ailsniie & Pacific
10 between Grauts ssd Chsve.. The snow
storms ia the mountsias are reported some
thing VI heard OF for severity Stories Of
srea, suffering 10 the villages are in circu'
lstion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mr., Hsnnay Allen, aged 80 yesrs snd ii
montns. died st Bah, Tuesday.
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BATES COLLEGE ALUMNI
Hold Their Eighth Annual Dinner at
Young's Hotel, Boston

Bosros, Dec. 80 The Bates College
Alumul Association Of Boston held their
eighth sppusi dinner tonight at Young :
Hotel For the frat time the oeca-
.oa WAS honored wish the presence
OF lsai-s. The eompsny numbered shout
30. DR. l. M. Palmer presided al the
post pfandisl exercises, where reEiiri,c mt
stories we're told by r o. Koow.top. N.
Ham. A. N Fsssbes, G. o'ge Z Smilh,
snd DR.. . W. Collins. rho spoke for the
I.dies, The folloEira are officers for the
ensuing year: President, Tunie, OF
10; wee president, George f Gay, n;
secretary ald treasurer, C. L. Smith. IS.
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AMERICAN FORESTERS
Asks that Mere Attention be Paid 10
the study Of Forestry.

WAsHrsGros. Dec 30.-The American
Forfesuy ASSOCIATION today elected the fo.-
lowing tfiicers: President. VIM. Alvoid,
San Francisco; treasurer, Henry NJ. Fisher,
NJ ID PaiIsdelphia; recording secretary.
DIR N. II. Egslsston, Washington. ID c.;
corresponding secretary, Edsard A. Bas-
er.. Washington. Vise presidents from
several states we're reeis iscted, with
few changes. A number Of interesting
papers were read. including ''Dsvelopmeas
of the Forestry Movemeot in the Un'ted
States" by J. B. French Of Msssschu-
sets; Management Of National FJrest
Reservations" By Pref. Ferrow Of the
agricultural department, Wsshin gton.
Resolutions were adopted expressing the
opinion that The op2o,iion to the establish
merit Of pubic nmber reservations arises
from misconceptions as to their sui scss
aad the manner Of their management, W rs
. result Of the efforts Of individuals for
private gaias without regard to public vel
fare. Also ares 1lntion that asks that more
attention be paid to the study Of forestry in
high schools and asriluHursl colleges.
Aoi iurned sine die.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
AMERICAN COPYRIGHT LEAGUE
Adopts Resolutions on the Death Of the
Late James Russell Lowell.

New YORK, Dec. 90 An adjourned
annual meeting Of the American Copyright
League was h. Id here yests fdsy. RssVlu-
tions we're adopted declaring thas IN the
dsath Of the late james Russell I,Sell, not
only the league, but his country and the
entire republic Of letters lost scholar and
writer upon the whole The ms. eminent 10
the various branches Of learning and liter
sry production, and eonfessedly st the head
Of his guild throughout the EaRlish speaking
world; expressing g'ief for the ioss Of the
poet, the patriot, ,he firm, eloquent and
gracious az jaster Of national AID inter-
nationai ftirs; and stating tbst "As
sriter. We shall feel the spssnce Of the
best equipped; most subtle. witty snd
per uetr.tivs master OF our Eogiish tongue" :"
DR. Lowell was pre.idenE Of the league
and The resolutions express the high sp'
pre- alton Of bis lAoors IN behalf OF the
international copyright. Edm md Clsr-
ence Stesdmsn Vas elected president Of the
league; DR. Edward Esglssson, vics.presi-
dens; Z U. johnson, secretary and
Thomas ". Knox, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
FALL RIVER WEAyERS
Meet Narragansett Mill Superintendent
No Decision Reached.

FAIL RIVER, Mass Dec. 30.--Superin-
tenden, Harrison Of the Nsfr&gsnseu mill.
amt tods5 to committee Of the strising
wesvers rt q 1estiu a conference and s'stiD &
he had no objseiion to talking with
the secretary OF the Weaver Az
socis,icn. The committee, with SEC
retary Whitehead waited upon Mf.
Harrison at noon, and remained in confer
euce ABOUT Al hour. Itsppeared tha, there
vss no common ground en- which the vesv-
efs could meet t3e superintendent, and
acco' 1ely no satisfactory agreement vas
reached The facts Of the interview were
reported to full meeting Of the strikers
this afternoon, and IL was decided 20 remain
out, pending further developments. The
veAvers struck work nine weeks sgo today,
having made the lorgtst resistance ever
known here. They feel very confident 81
getting al they s,ked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
A HEAVY GALE


HIGHLAsD LIsHT, Mass, Dec. 30 An
unusually heavy northwest gale prevails
tonight, blo.is 45 m les an bour. Sev-
eral large schooners are anchored in tbs
bay in dangerous positions. The coal
steamer c 7. MsYs,, vi'h coal fur Boston
vas ,ryiag 10 get around Rsee Point 3, sun
set vith tbs ssss breaking completely over
her every minute.
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SAMOAN AfTAIbS.
Consul Harold Sewall win Express
His Views al Length.

wAsnIyGroN, Dc 30 - Harold M.
Sewau OF Bah, Me, eunsu'-ssneral A.
Apis, Samoa, no- bone on iesve o: alb
senc., returned TO Washington today 10,
the purpose Of confsrrins with the state
department officials prior to bis departure
for his post Of duty.
The situation Of sif iirs in the Islands 10
some hat delicate Al present. Mr. Sswall,
Who Is probably better acquainted With the
sentiment there shan any other ficial, will
be asked TO trpress his yievs at length 10
the department and will sail from ban
Francesca some time next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
AMERICAN SATURtLISTS
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Officers
A Donation Made.

PailApsLpnI., Ps.. Dec. 30 a, the
m. { inz Of the American S,ciefy ot Nssu,-
sliss ,od.Y il vas decided 20 donate 800
to help secars . able for inyssiisAtion for
America af the Naples z1eisgeai station.
The foiIosias officers we're elected Press
dent. II. r. Osborn, DIS C3ismbia College
Ny vice presIasfss, Prof. L = Clark.
Dr. Geo Bauer, Prof Wm. II Dali; sec-s-
tary. Prot. Tboms. II Morgan Of Br5a
Msyr College treasurer. w. T. Ss3gviek
Of Harvard. Papers were Yss1 by Ds.
Bsusr Of Clark Calvers.ty, Prof. Leslie A
Lee Of Bowioia College and others. The
society then a1j3ar1ed-
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-=---zsHa=H7siH- '-a11a-ia7-la-7--
FOREIGN NOTES.

Archdrseon Pdhlogton Norris ph1
wss appointed only Tuesday A. dean Of
Chichester, Euslsud, is dena.
Helpers in the Tees and Tine shipyafds,
Eseixnd, are expected to strike against .
posed reduction Of wages.
Tuesdal's announcement that the big
printers strike AT Berlin had ended, vas
premature. The men are at,il out.
The Imperial diet a. Toxic has been die
col 7ed because of its non action on cove n
meht bills The government has sppro.
prisied a. 900 900 for the relief Of the
iasiitnte
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-31
for Sale u tu Eet.
FOR SALE.

: 4 psuoer Of Desirable residences n AascsaA
No., varying IL psios from . 400 " ssYSoo, a.
20 several 10 70 10 safe places 10 the snbnros oi
snts clsv: one two storv hosse and st IN Lewiston
Ne. A pumbcs Of farms IN Aelnebee oouuty
varying in psloc frora eB9oo tn sfocsi. Hou.et
ssd tsnemrnts TO ies. y W Setrssousx, A.
f+sftsAe
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4 JtSr VERDICT
Brakeman. station Agent. Train De-
spatcher And Whole Road CemJred.

TARRrrows, N. Y, Dec, 80 The cor
or ers Jury tois evening rendered the fol-
10 wing verdic-. We hold Brskemtn Her
rick guilty Of msnelsvghter in the second
degree for the deaths of Thomas Policy
and others In the accident on the New
YORK Central Railroad 81 hastings.
December "a, and also hold Augustus
Ossman, train d.spstchsr ss an
accessory thereto. We censure The
New YORK Central Railroad for employ
lag ntre,ly Incompetent men to dlschTg
duties in responsible positions. W aiso
censuie hs station sgent, Char.es Delaney,
Of Hastings. for aot fading out the cause
Of Brakeman HeDisks Appearance ai the
station. We recommend that the New York
Central rsilros sd to adopt some system 50
tbst lives OF passengers may be more
secure. Coroner Mitchell will tomorrow
issue tso warrants for the arrest Of Herrlck.
District Attorney PIat will bring the case
before the gfsrd jury which meets in
February.
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Both Got Light Sentences.

PORTLAND. Dec S0.--In the U. s. dis.
tric, court At Portland Wednesday morning,
George E Duuton Of Augusta for sending
on,eeoe mstter ,h.oush the mails srd for .
,ensue to dafrsui, was san.eucei to four
monihs in jail.
Martin Gleason for smuggling, one CT the
alleged Losellto~u liquor thieves, was
aaed s50 ADd paid il.
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BARELY ESCAPED ALIVE.
North New Portland stage and Passen
gers Have Thrilling Experience.

NORTH Assos, Dec. 30.-A heavy rain
FOR Is hours raised the Csrrsbasset very
nigh. An ice gorge two miles north caused
the river to over q W its banks, and the North
New Portland stage, with one lady psssen-
ger ard mail, was caught by the food. they
osrsiy sscspiag with their lives. The mail
bags were lost but were recovered later,
rhe ice being thin probably no damsge will
be done. A slight wsshout on the Somer-
set Rsilway eight miles north caused an
hours delay.
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THAT MILB TRACK.
Old Orchard Bound 10 Have I
Tnck Il Ill BIeats.
Cont it Sl9vhslaa-.r -.rsad Body Polld
IN BoTdalahan Woods.
steamer Burned al Calais -Gsart At Port.
land-O Other state News.

OLn OxcnAsD, Dec. 3o.--0ld Orchard
citg<scs heid anstaer mass meeting this
afternoon 20 discuss the mile track pr ject'
II vss expected that directors Of the Msias
Nile Track Assoeistion would be present, bu
hey failed - sppsas. Several veil known
aefss men spoks in eefutailon Of the arga'
msns that the aim sphere here would b.
too coal for the beAlih VI tyosiiuz horses
Some enthusiastic oass are in favor Of
ouiIding . kits shaped trsex here regard
less Of the action ot the association.
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NOT 4 WHEEL TURNING.
Mail Coaches, bat no Passengers are
being Handled.

OAgrM. Te S.s, Dee. S0--The 'itus'ion
is unchanged. Not wheel is tutning. A
call msde for trsinmsn and engineers 10
take out the Waco train, was rot re-
sponded 10. Ths strikers are willing to take
ou, the mail, tut no passenger cosches.
Much ir ,nvenieDce 10 the travelling pub
lie /. experienced. Private conveyaucss 10
Southern Pacific poia,s are in demsnd
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CALAIS, Dec 30 The steamer Cna,le5
Houytton. owned by the Frontier Steam
boat Co, the winter bost heireen Csisi'
srd Ess,port, burned c # the wster's edge
While laying at TIE upper wnsrs. Wednesday
morptyq. TIE crsv were awakened BY the
.moke and the cracking OF burning wood
and usrsly escsped N taeir nish' clothes
The origin OF the fire IL thought to bave
bsen 10 the cook-rosm stove. L1ss, $40,
050; incurred A tug and barge all 60 o.
shs route uotil the summer boat is got ID
readiness or new steamer purchased.
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THE BOYS 90 OFT
Rather than Handle .'Ads" For Help TO
Replace Striking Brethren.

GALVESTON. TexAs, Dec. so.--SAn An
tonic Western Union operators struck to-day
rather thaa handle dispatches Of the san
Antonio ard ArkansAs Pass Railway
ofic.si.. transmitting advertisements to
Eastern papeIs for operators to take the
places Of the strikers along the line Of that
road. Galveston Western Uaion opsrssors
decided that the SAa Antonio operators
struck without sufficient cause.
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COWBOYS CAPTURE A TRAIN.
with Drawn Pistols They Compel Young
Women TO Sing for Them.

sAx ANTONIO, Dec 30 A half dozen
cowboys took possession OF the south bound
passenger train on the International And
Great Northern road, 40 miles nor;h Of
here, Sunday night. They boarded ths
train at Bads Station, and their first act
vas 70 force . Chicago drummer Oh the
mavirg train because he wore red crvst
srd high silk hsi They then Continued
their depredssions by making . number OF
youos women in the PaiiElsn coach sing
for them. They enforced All their demands
9TH drawn pistols. Thsy ruled the trsin
for 20 miles. when they stepped eff II
way ssstioD.
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Bosros, Dec. 3o-rhs fair weather
eoac.sisa 10 central on the Atlantic coasF.
bat promises to driss out 70 sss Thnssds.
followed By . western storm whose center
vii pro5atIf reach sae Atlantic eoaE By
Saturday.
Fur New Erslsnd Fair until Friday
merning foiias 4 By inersssed cioadinsss
and rain Friday and Friday nishs
Colder Tnar.dsY, followed by rissGg
temperature until Saturday morning.
Colssr probably by Sunday and IL 10 hssi,
to be decidedly colder. NorshsesEsrly
sinds on Thursday. becoming Light and
variable, backing 10 the soaih On Friday.
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MESSIAH CRAZE
Again Started Amoas Tho
Cheyenne ind Afiplhoes.
LEV HsIiea Harms SaoU Storms d
Inhsafd ei SeYefity.
Railroad STRIKE In Texas Still Tn
Net a wheel Turning.

Gc'HsIK, osIshosnA. Dee, 50 A courier
fran ihs chssenre aud ArapAhos ressrsA-
t.ou states that the Messiah craze has broken
eur anew amops the ibdisss. Left Hand.
the head chief Of the Arspstoes And Old
Grow and Mairi~izl. chiefs q the Chey
eanes, have Txihrred = thousand in3isss
about sheE snops the intsrior hills and fer
many days and nisa,s kept the dsree ap
conilnaaiiy. sud declare they will not
stop until the Saviour afriyes.
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DIED FROM EXPOSURE.
Remains Of J. II. Butler of Lisbon Falls
Found In the Woods.
Special to the KKssEBso Journal.

Special to the KEssEBzc JoURSAL.
BowporsmAn, Dec. 30 -rso youue
men from Lisbon Falls who we're out gun
uing yesterday. discovered the body Of j.
Il. Butler of the above place. Who has been
missing since Dec Ssh. in snicket near
this yillsge. II. d. Cornish Of this place
brought the coroner from Bath last even.
ing 10 vie~ the tt mains, which were found
face downward. The theory of that officer
i. that b, log under the il fluencs OF alcohol
Mr. Butter wandered away and died from
gfDosure.
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soMERsEr RAILWAY.

Commsuolns Moadsy. jams 18th, 1871. trsin'
viii run ~ follows, sonnsetinz ~ Oakland viii
Maine Central Railroad
FOR Boston, Portland, Lewiston, WsseryfiEe, Al
GzstA. thowhesaa and Bantor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. az 4. NJ.
liz 10 =. w., 1oion s.bS A. NJ. f2$ n; Cara
tuBs tAiis. ssS4 A. N *t-0a y. NJ. EmDdsB, 10
A. NJ. 10 r. ~. North Anson, w a ~. 30 y
w., Ansoa, 1T A. T., ts9 = NJ, Madison. I'D A
~. . on p. N j; Norridgszoek, 100 NJ, azi =
NJ, BAnEs siding. 7ss A. N 's.2s p. NJ; 5zstsils
Crossing, .s92 H.. -2.D r NJ. arrive OAKLAND
SO a. ", 2.S0 n.
IRON no ton. Portissd, lewiston, Aagnsta, Wa
terviiio, sHowhsssn And Bangor;
Passenger trains leage oakisnd. s.es 4. NJ, tii
I'm, Sawtslls Crossing. sy.zo A. NJ Is cor. NJ,
Hanxs siding, sy2e A. NJ. ss.O r. Nosridge
wool. s3& a. NJ, s.i4 p. NJ: Madison, "a a. NJ,
s1 =. Nj Ansoa, = ssA NJ . ~ r. Sorth u
sou, TO % A NJ, $50 p Emblem, ts.So A. 81.
eos n CAratunk Fails, 40 u A NJ, % ~ ..
"; solon, io.s6 A NJ. e.isr NJ. arrive Bic gaAm,
ifIso A. n, SIS Pm.
sFiAa stations, At which trains stop oE sisasl n.
notioe 10 conductor I Mixed betveen Bingham
snd North Anson. WIN AVER. Sapt