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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-04

Pans, Sept. a.--Edi,or D'Hubcrt, n
on Has aud Editor Laurent u LtoJiT,
fought u duel tOjny, D'hubcft being
painfully wounded In tbc face.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-04

tucn new government officially upti.
fles the department Of State that It Inns
authorized It, special ENJOYS to repre.
sent II regularly IN the United States,
De Montt ami his colleagues viii be
reccgnized at the department Of state.
WHERE Is BALMAcEpA?
CRY on MEyicO. Sept. 3.-Thc
AngiO american slys. a prominent
gentleman NJ this city, we'll known In
the AnglO.Amrrlcan colony, has re-
ceiyed the following dispatoh In
cipher;
"NALrAHAiao, Sept /.
President Baimaccda Is ab1nrd the
'Condelp aud exprciB To uiscmbatk
IN san Francisco. However, as he
viii be pursued by the insurgrnt war.
ships, he may laud In Mexico. II he
does extend all possible c0Irtesies."
HerciH ,lu flrqt definite news regard
ing TIE whereabouts Of balmacela.
The "lmpcfialD torpedo boat anu the
"C0ndell" have sailed north, aud are
to bo pursued by tue cruisers VI the
COngros ,luual army. Whatever port
the fleeing President will m,ke he viii
be protected. No waHhip will attempt
bis capture within murine league OF
Mexico or the Unltcl StR,ca. II Bal.
macoda lands Ia Mexico ho will 10.
ccive the hospitality that the Cousu.
tuition grants 70 all political refugees.
GSpEsCmnABLE EsInusiAsu.
WAAuNuTOS, Sept. .. 90 Senior
Mont, principal Congressional envoy
hhcfc, has received dispatch dated
VALPARAISO, on the 2nd, and signed by
Mcssn. Silva and Luro, In which they
sny that General Baquedano, 10 whom
President Balmaccda surrendered the
government when ho left Santiago, has
given up the command. The rc.estab.
lishment Of the consultation anu laws,
the dispatch sny-, has been celebrated
" I'm indeAorlhlhlN enlhu.lhsm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

The Old Gardiner Reform Club held
exercises at the Methodist church this
evening in observef,ion of the 10Th an.
r'versary. They were largely attended
and very intsres' ug. The principal nd
dcess of the evening was delivered by Rev.
II. E. Foss, putor Of the Methodist church
HslloweIl. Remarks were also made by
Rev. Messrs Ladd aud Monroe of this
cisy. Excellent music was furnished by
the choir of the Methodist church and By
Ms. A. S. Lsdd snd Rev. Mr.. Monroe OF
this city and Mr.. f. Gould of Hallowell
Mr.. Jededish Thomas, one of the oldes,
members af the club nov living, gave some
very Interesting statements regarding the
history of the organization. The first meet
ing was held on Friday evening, Jan. 10Th
1862 in accordance with the following call
Rsforruers meeting. There will be NEE,
irg Of reformed drinkers on Friday eveuinG
Jan. 18Th, at Z O'Clock. A co,disl invita-
tion is extended to all occasional drinkers
constant drinkers and young men who are
tempted to drink. Come anil hear whsl
rum has done for ne. J. X Osgood, K
A. Chad~ lex. VIM B. Shaw. n F. Marble
Gardiner, Jan. lS;h, 1872. These four
men organized the first club, and
on the evening of the public meeting the
old city ball WAS packed 70 overflow.
ing. Scores sisned the pledge. and
enthusiastic meetings were he'd TO,
many months, Among the men psominen,
in The ssvlr wo,k OF the club were Joseph
Dill, David Potter. AUGUSTUS Lawrence,
VIM. Wallace. j fferson Pierce, James
Robinson and Mr. Sherman. Al an early
date in its history the tiub wss assist ID nv
the Ladies Aid Society which orsanized q
Sunday school FOR the children of parents
hsvirg no detire TO edsca,e them. The
work VAS successful. and large school
vas formed. The lsdies mott intimately
corrected with The work were Mrs. Law.
renee. Mrs. McClrdy, Mrs. Henderson
Mrs. Ware, Mrs Tucker. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Wallace and others. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
SOUTH DAKOTA LBoIeLAIURE
Sons Steitiipg Revelations Con-
cernips Attempts Mt Bttboty.

PIERRE. S. D., Jan. so - Cbsirman
WALKER of the special bribery committee
made report in the House today. The
report contains the testimony of Repre-
sentstives Christensen, Dah'er, Walker,
Kelly of Moody, Stevens OF Marshall and
Hall. Wslses testihes that Ben H,rvey
offered him anything he wanted if ha would
vote with the Republicans on crgauiz tion.
Christensen testified Clark Rorpsugh Of
fered him $500 to vote n favor of the Brown
county contestant. Dahler testified tina
Il. II. Brown of Yankton agency offered
him anything he wanTed in money or po'
si.ion il be would vote for Moody.
Stevens testified that Clark Rosipsugh
offered bin n $1,000 position if he would
act with the Republicans. Hall of Sully.
Republican, testified that james Irwin,
Republican, at the beginning of the session,
offered him $1,000 10 he would stay out Of
the Republican caucus. Kelly of Moody
testified that man nsmed WEIGH had ap-
prosched him on the streets. and said he
would pay him. or get him, $1,000 if he
would vote for Moody, and also for retsin-
ing Lawrence county contestees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

State College Of Agriculture and Mechan'
ic Arts-Messrs. Giles Of Oxford. Grindls
Of Hancock. Poors of Cumberland on The
part Of the Senate; Messrs. Cummings o,
Casco, Fuller Of fremont, Edye-ly o.
Princeton, HAYES Of Deering, Bradford Of
Patten, Dickey of Fort Kent, Moore Of
North Arson on the part Of the House.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Chaplin o.
Piscataquis, Ryder Of Penobscot, Hurt Of
Waldo on the part Of the Senate; Messrs
Taft Of Gouldsboro, L,bbey Of Ssandisb
Cummings of Casco, McAlliste- Of Orient
circuit of Monmouth, Cushee of Appleton
Jones of Athens on the part Of the House
Labor-Messrs. Msvo Of Penobscet
Harper of Androscog gin, S,ewaI: OF Yors
on the ps,t OF the Senate; Messrs. Erv -
of Bristol, Ham Of Lisbon, Sargent
Temple, Ross of Cum berland. Greeley
Swanville, Newell of Farmipgdsle, Lew
que Of Franchville, on tie par. Of IL
House.
Representations. Stewar. Of York
Mayo of Penob scot, Wadi'n of Waldo. OIL
the part of the Senate; Messrs. Mitchell O.
Kittery, circuit Of Monmouth, Weeks o
Jefferson, Howes of Palmyra, Rideout o
Garland, Webb OF Deer Isle, Maxim o
East Livermore, on the part of the House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
Y. M. C. A. Notes.

The shorthand elias, meets to-night in the
has been covered. and the msjorty of the
class are progressing finally.
The Sunday morning Bible class is a
good place for Young man 10 begin the
lay number Of young men gather a. .
A. NJ. TO look into the Life OF Christ; :" a,
2. NJ tomorrow Supt. Day of the cleo
trio road speaks, ana the male Quartette
will render selections. Room for 200 men
All men iavited to come in and enjoy the
service.
Monday forenoon the county union OF
Secretaries meet in this city TO hold their
bimonthly conference on associate work.
At ? p. NJ, the pastors union meets
in the psrlor; ak 80 z. NJ, the
Central District Committee which has IN
ght of the work for men all through
the Kennebec vslley, meets st the rooms by
call of the chairman Sec'y Peabody.
Bushes. of importance will be transscte, j
relative 10 the strengthening of the work al
sioug the line.
Tuesday evening the Y. W. {. T L.,
tender musicale at the rooms Excellent
talent has been procured 3 d a treat may
be expected, Tickets incluaing ice ere an
or of members of the Y. W. C. T. L.
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MINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement al Trxins In EKec2 Oct
I2fb, 1870.


Unai further actiss trs,ps iease aoFu.ts a
oiio~s
GuINss svE@T-6.i0 A. N. FOR Lewiston
800 lard Portland, Boston and Montreal, 7-s'
\. n. for T. a.loweil, tiard.pe~ and South Card
t,T. '0.io " for Lewiston, Pennington
f""siaod Portland and bDtton, 200 r; n
or Halleweil. Gardner rpr South Gardner
sos E. "a. fpy brunswick. bath. Rncsianfi
Portland, and Boston; 3ts. (pxpress; Port
and ami Boston, f.G5 +. VI. Tor ual!5well, 3ardi
oer and Souih Gardner, % 7. NJ. might Pail
NAM sof t. Vision, Bat, i'or'ioDd and Boston
f.uty,. EAST 10 A. II. might express 20
7EcsArgag, Belfast Bangor. Bar Harhor, st
Ht,4utn y Jcha and Aroostcos county, }.it A
" fpf sterviile. Skowhegan. Newport. Bang r
md tsnc.Doro; f257 Z. Nj. FOR Wa.erviile
~ r. NJ. for Watervi" Skowhegan, Bel
'a-i better, Dover Foxcroft, Bangor
g.. stephen, ST laBn and ArooetoOs County. ant
7.s0 e NJ. tsalu'iays only for WR:erVille
sunday paper lrair Tor atarv'ls Erd Bangor y
u A. Il,
HE Night Pullnrsn Trains ran each way O7orl
AlEt., Sundays inc sOtd, bu. not 10 SkowbpgRI
W Belfasf 90 Monday mornings, or to DcTtfr
or ryond ref Gor. on Sunday mcrnnss,
HE DAY rxlrrss trains going East al ASP. NJ
ND West ~ 1910 A. ID, run daily, Sundays in
al0drd. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath. Rock
tHd. Hanger Aud -. John
sCg0i nu1aTtoN TRAIN for August.
r4, Soutt Gsri,E~r, 6.g5 A. NJ. Loo pd ~
= n t.GrIirer. 8 % A. N LILO and -, r. ".
ia lnwc.l e.ig a. NJ. i25 and 4.is T. NJ.
Inrogsn ursets 70 California Asd all pointi
sCuth aod Srst nay b" had OF r.. II. Walker
.taof agrGt, Ausr sts, the Only Office ceiling vi,
,N tog.'4 and checking Al! baggage free Of cx
Drnsc.
pAYSoN TJCBER. Vice rres 4 uen1 Manager
+. y BrOfP8f. Gent Pass. soa riobet Ag't.
Portland. Oct. 9th. 1890.
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rhc Pith Of the Rs-ys Taken Prom the
Currsnt Events Of the Day.

Payson Tucker Hose Company held
their fourth annual cooceYt and ball q,
Town Hall. Winthrop, Thursday, Jan. 29tb.
Music wss by Givet's well known Lsri,-
ton orchestra. There we're 45 couple on
the grand march, which wss led By f. o
Kelley. Although stormy duriag the evea-
Jog there was = large attendance. A nun
Der Of well-known people from ous Of to~n
we're present. including Mr. and Mrs. W.
+. Wbi,msn and Mr.. ard Mrs. A. 8. Whit
man Of Auburn. II vas the social event
Of the season, and gives credit to tn. Hose
Company ard to the managers Of the bail. 3
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CABLE fla 81 Els

Charles Brailaugb. the membsr of the
English Parliament for Northampton, died
Friday morning. He vas kept GU. Of sew
efal Parliamenss owing tn a,hiesiic be-
liefs. which made him refuse 10 take the
oath.
The sudden ossth of Secr3tass Window
has caused q sensation In Lond IN gener-
ally and especially in the American col
ony. Flags on the buildings OF the United
States legation ard consulate are At half
mast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

"IIo." said well kno~n ststesmsn' -.
shall never believe that woman nas ~
proper judgmen. and ,enfe to cast os'.'
or Interfere in politics, while me -.
weak-minded ~ to psssively suhef. ~
after year. from diseases peculiar 70 ien m
when every Newspaper she picks %, -.
Of the merits Of DR.. Pierce's Favoiise. ~ ~.
scription. Net 70 take advantage o
remedy is certainly an Indication Of VS.
weakness 1h
There IL wholesome kernel Of ~.
inside the rough shell Of this !,
speech. The "Favoiite Pfescripoe.
Invaluable in sill uterine troubles. "ns
nations. alterations, displacement, !
vous disorders, prossration, e1hsssuss, !
hysteria. For run down, worn-ons +
no more Strengthening tonic OF ner
known. ianz6dAvieh-
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Sine was fair--and my passion befsni
She smiied-ar d could not but loss
But when from afar detect q cafe,'a'
No beauty my passion could move
In despair shc sought doctors In VAIN, :,
TIL she learned Of Humanity boon
Now her breath Ia ~ sweet ~ the des
Which falls upon roses In June.
Tonight, ms we sii In our home. 49,.
Ard I kiss her sweet lips DER ano69'
We bless DIR. sage in our bliss.
For the Joy that he brought to our do"'
There 10 no disea's more trying to men.
ship than cstsrrh' The constant enm
clear the throa, and nose, the foul Dfesa
all the features of the disease, make
much dreaded by the friend ~ By sne y
tim. Humanity has cause to- bless y =
Sage for his "Catarh Remedy. ~
manufacturers offer to forfeit $500 icf y
case they cannot cure. jsn2Gd&vfoifs
The York Supreme Court q =,
adjourned Friday evening. The juror.
have been excused. Twenty-Five b'se
ford naturalization cases were hea's ~
iav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Nomination. by tho Governor.
Governor Burleigh made the following
nominations Thursday, January goth, 1891 :
Commissioner Industrial and Labor Sta
tistics -Samue. W. Matthews, Caribou.
State Arsenal Keeper-William Boyd,
Bangor.
Commissioner of Wrecks and Ship
wrecked Goods-Auson M. Oliver, Georea
town.
Agent to prevent Cruelty-Oren T.
Despeaux, Biupswick.
Public Administrator-Austin F. Kings
ley, East Machiss.
Fish and Game Wardeu-A. J. Darling.
Enfield.
Dedimus JUSTICE. Will, Crosby,
Dexter.
Trial Jus.ice-Samusl o. Leavitt, East
port.
Notary Publc--Berjam amin Morrill,, Blue
hill
Justice of the Peace ard Quorum
Francis Adams. Bath; II. II. Eldridge
Surry George W. Fl Watts, Jonesboro
George 6 Long, Bluehiil; William II. Dow
Otono
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

John W. Dana of this city has just pres
en,ed each member Of the Maine Lesisla
are With handsome and b,udy souvenir
containing the names of e representatives
and senators, the COMM es Of the House
and Senate, and the joint standing com
uli. ees. 1t is presented with the compli-
uien,s Of the Smith 'emier Type writer, Of
which Mr. Dana is agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
SOUTH GARDINER,

The Independent Ice Company finished
their upper houses Wed 1esdsy and their
lower houses ThU-.dsy' They have q total
capacity Of Gs 900 tons and are nearly full.
The soft weather is interfering with the
work of some Of the companies, several Of
which have not been at work for week.
The warm weather i, Gu. log into the
second crop very badly and those who must
store secord crop ice in order to fill their
houses are ADJ Gus for a good cold freeze
as the ice is only eight inches thick and is
rotiiog badly.
\ pair of horses belonging to George
Harrington fell through the ice on Clark &
Cbapio's field at Good~.n ms point, opposite
his place, yesterday. On, of them was
goIen out of the water ali right but the
other went under the ice and was droa ned
lie was fine horse aud valued at $3.50.
I he loss is quite severe one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.
Hold Their Annual Banquet at the
Parker House, Boston Las. Evening.

BosroN, Jan. 30.-The meeting and
banquet of the National Association OF
Wooden Manufacturers at the Parker
House last night was attended by 40 of tn
leading manufacturers from all parts of
the United S'stes. Last years officers
were substantially reelected. Speeche
were made by President Whitman, A. C,
Miller, Charles Scott, Lewis Anderson,
John Hooper, Z. p. Bennett, Charles
Harding. VIM. G.. Benedict and Justin
Ware. The meeting was private. Pres.
Whitman said determioed opposition was
expressed 10 further tariff agitation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

club has held meetings nesrly every week
since its orsanizstion and has been leSl-
ing factor in all the temperance movements
which have been made in our city. Like
otter order. i. has bad its ups aud downs.
but has piucs,iy survived then, snd is nov
e strong. vigorous body, holding enthusl-
sstic msetipgs every SUNDAY afternoon in
Davenport block. Over 5000 names have
been paced on its books since its organiza-
ton and tae membership at the presen,
time 10 about 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup 10
my family with the greatest degree Of sat-
isfacfion. I INTERESTINGLY recommend IL %
the best remedy that know of for chill
dren- THos. Y. LAWSON.
Free Shade, MifdIs.tx Co., Va.
Gentle ness is the greatsst force that Gao
be used; and Oh Ssurs Cstarrh Cure In
its cure Of cstarrh and irfaenzs Is con-
spieuoos example. Thousands have been
cured. Only twenty-five cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Thursday evening there WAS a pleasant
gathering of rela yes AMI friends at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles + ish
ard on Harrison Avenue, TO witness the
marriage of their daughter Mary II. Push
ard TO Mr.. John T. Glow, of this ely. The
marriage was .olempizei by Rev. J. l.
Monroe of the Free Baptist church. The
bride was pret,ily alfred in dress Of hello
trope henrietta. with trimmings of cream
white sursh and lace, and natural flower.
The maid of honor WAS dressed similar to
the bride and carried natural flowers. After
the ceremony, refreshments were served,
and the remainder of the evening WAS spent
in very pleasant manner. Mr. & Mrs
Glow were the recipients Of a pumbsr OF
beautiful presents from their many fiierds
who wish them long aud happy life.
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Destructive Firo ia Richmond, Va

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 3l.-Pire started
last night about 10 in the crockery house of
Phillips & Stein and sppsart Il to be triflnu.
At midnight the Fire aud Marine Insurance
building caus hit, and now, at o'clock, the
fire threatens to consume the crnckery
house of T.. b. Taylor and the Boston
Clothing Hou-e. The carnage is estimated
2. S75 600, and is believed to be fully
nsured.
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LaIga Shoddy Mil Burred.

WORCESTER Mass Jan. 30.--The three.
story wooden .hoddy mill in South Lancss-
ter, occupied by Fred Simester OF
Worcester, and owned by the White heirs
Of Lawrence, was burned today with its
contents. Simester's loss is s20, 900; in
snrsnce small. Loss on the building
$4,000, insnrauce s2500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Mrs. Robert Hayes very pleasantly en-
'efssned party of fs;enis at pros .es sive
euchce, Thursday evening, at her home on
Warrington l.eet There were ten tables.
and the following ladies' and gentlemen
were awarded the Plies: First. Mr..
Body and Mrs. Clark; progressive. Mrs
o. NJ. Blanchard and Mr.. A. NJ. Spear !;
Ounce, Mrs. II. NJ Foster and Mr.. S. o.
Soper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

The committee having the arrangement,
Of the policemsh's Ball in charge bad origi
nally intended to have i: for the members
# the regular fierce only. but as some OF
the special force believed that they should
he iucluded, and As the receipt, would not
be large enough to divide among the fifteer
or more special officers and cons'sbles il
has been deemed advisable to give up the
ball for This yesr at least The members
Of the committee request the Journal to
make the announcement
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave Oakland as follows going
lorth 2to a. NJ. and ~ T. NJ, connecting with
morning train Maine Central Railroad from
bangor and wagervill... and af. moan trains from
Portland yis Lewiston aud via PruDswick and
Augusta.
Trains Leave EinghaHa. going south 7.oS
=. and = so y. ", connecting st Oakland with
norniag trains on Maine Csntra, Railroad via
oih routes 10 Portland. aoG ~tta afternoon train
or Portland and Bangor
VIZ, N. AVER. Sap;.
srsur 20, 1850.
sepftttt
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The passage Of each day sees some new
part of the mscbirery in the remodelled
copsecook paper mill in running order
The rag room was started about week ago,
the bleaching Wednesday, and today they
will begin washing. The paper will be Out
Of one machine in a week or ten dsys. The
machinery is all working down finely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Rev. A. s. Ladd VII preach at the Meth
odist church. Sunday afternoon, at 2 As
local time. The sacrament Of the supper
will follow the sermon. Monthly pew
rentals will be due. Sunday school at 80
Epworth League PRAYER meeting at 6.15.
Mrs. C. A. Bowie, leader. Gospel service
at 40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Two Of our prominent citizens have pur
chased for Heath Post, 6. A, R.. of this
city an elegant Grsrd Army record book
to Seth Williams Post, Augusta, by
Governor Burleigh, and on Wednesday
evening of next week it will
be formally presented to the post
e. public meeting 10 be held in Grand
Army hall. Department Commander, J
ID. Anderson. Of the National Home, will
be present and will deliver the opening
address He will be followed by His
Honor, Mayor Spear. who in behalf of the
donors will present the volume and it will
be accepted by representative Of the Post,
the occasion will De resd by Judge NJ
Larrabee, and a male ausrtete consisting
of Messrs. Hunt snd Ward, of Augusts
and Cook and Turner Of this city, will rem
der some of the old war songs. Recita
tons, songs. etc, will complete u pro
anime of especial interest. An invitation
extended . all interss'.d in the post to
al,end the exercises. 1t is proposed to
appoint committee from the past to look
up the history of every Gardiner man who
pa .cipsted in the rebellion, and have il
'1scribed upon a page of the book. The
record of each member of the post will also
be placed therein. ard on the lsst page OF
The book lie place specially made for the
writing of the records of the farewell meet
ing of the post. 1t Ill then be placed il,
the public library &c preservation SIS a
volume Of history.
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Me- ssrs. J. d. Bartlett. of the Great Falls
Ice Co, Washing on, d. c.. and Mr.. c.
II. Douglass, proprietor Of the Evans
House, made = trip % Wa.erville yesterday.
The gentlemen visited Mr.. Nelson's Sunny
side Farm. and Mr.. Bartlett. who is o great
sdnirer of the Maine king of stations. had
the pleasure Of a short spin after the noble
animal,
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Senator Voorhees, Mother Dead.

WAsHIsGroN, Jan. so Senator Voor
bees tonight received despatch informing
him of the death of his venerable mother al
Old Home.tead, Indiana. The Senator i.
| confined TO his room by rheumatism. Iit
| will be unable TO z, west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

Communion services will be held at the
NJ. +. church on Sunday afternoon aftel
the baptism There are some six or more
candidates to be baptized
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Economical sod ComIostaole
Way Hxoussions

Personally conducted. Pulinsn
Cars through to destination. II yos
going TO Colorado, California. Ofseoo,
any point west Of the Missoun kvs:
take the Great Rock Island Rouas ~
sions leaving Boston every secood
You can save nearly boo iron -
6rst class fare 10 the Pacihc Co.,
proportionate reductions 70 eshsf Pos
For full particular call on your -
Ticket Agent and write =. W. 1ne.y|
N. 4. Pass Agent. 296 Washisgsee
Boston. Mass, or A. b. Farnsvosss, "a
PA, 257 Broadway, N.Y., Jno. Seos
g. +. &P. A.. Chicago. III. jsais
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Robbed of Over Forty Thousa1I Dol
lars

MONTREAL, Jan. 30.--A robbery took
place in house of i'll fame here recently,
the victim being young man whose rame
the police are unwilling to divug'. Two
women robbed him of deeds to real estate
valued at S4O,O 900 aud 500 dollar, in cash,
and decamped for Chicago, where they
were arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

The financial success If the supper and
entertainments given Thu,.dsy evening q,
the Congrp gsiionsl vestry for the benefit OF
the Y. NJ c. A. Vas great, the tum Of
$50 90 being realized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31

A. the Free Baptist church, Supdsy after
noon 8. o'clock, local, the pastor will
preach en- ChYist's Dividing Line" The
regular gospel meeting will be held in the
evening at 7, local time.