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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
HOPKINs-SEARLEs.
Nuch Surprise 1t the yerdirt-fktor.
for Neither Side.

Bosros, Oct IS The Globe says: Ths
decision Of Judge Harmon in the osasles
viii case st Salem yesterday occasioned
much surprise, for is vas quite esre-ally
accepted that Il vas . hgnai victory for
Mr.. Rdvsrd r. Sesrlss, and thas I'll, Tim
othy HDpkins hat been cut OF entirely
from receiving any portion Of the many
miih5bs ~ which he laid claim - the
adopted saa Of Mr.. Hopkins-Sea,lss.
Judge Harmon ard counsel on both sides
very effectively dispose # this impression
in statements that they made last evening.
ASKED a. 10 Why such summary action
and The true stssus Of the case Judge Haf-
mon said
You newspaper men should not be mis-
led in this rnatte-. fos my decision vas not
on the merits Of the case. Only . sInali
part Of the evidence Was put In, and neither
Mr.. Thomas Z. Siiilman nor Mr.. Timo,hy
z Hopkins. Two Of the most important wit
nesses, we're put upon The stand, in fact,
no. ens Of the contestants has been eIara-
ined.
Let me make IL still clearer. Counsel
for Mr.. Hopkins have all along in this pre-
iiminary trial been endeavoriog to secure
the admission Of sucn evidence - was in
the possession Of the other side aud they
have simply followed what 10 An ordinary
line of procedure in Massachusetts courts
to obtained facts on which TO support their
allies ations. Understand me-. tbis 10 nos
3 CONF plets victory for either Mr.. SeMles or
Mr. II Ipkins- l had bat one course to
pursue ~ stated ard that WAS the deei.
sion made"
Lawyer Russell ]. Wilson, who has been
one Of the hsrdesI workers for Mr.. Hop
kins. having travelled thousands OF miles.
including 4 uip to Europe since the death
of Mr.. Ssst.es. was feeling 10 high spirits
"While don't like to rel lice over de-
feat OF Others" said he, II csDnot but feel
that we have ven bard fight in the face
Of every obstacle. We have had to work
every point known to lawyers to get out
the evidence. and for Mr.. Hopkins l will
say tbst he 10 more than sstisfie I'd"
& Judge Boslt Of Ssn Francisco, who has
figured conspicuously IN the case, indorssd
Mr.. Wilson's state m ents, adding that coun-
sci did not feel At liberty TO say much Re-
gsYding their clients business, but he would
hike to express sympathy for his more a1'
for,uaAie brothers on the other side.
Mr.. Timothy Hopkins did moi care to
talk for Publication. he wss. however,
one of the happiest men that Hotel Ven
dome sheltered last evening, and the fecip-
lent of scores Of congratulations sent by
telegraph from friends on the Pacific coast.
MIR. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, Judge
Boslt and Mr.. Wilson will leave for New
York on Monday, and after . few days
sol ,urn 10 the metropolis to consult with
Hon Joseph II. Choate and for the tran
sac i'm of business relating to the case they
will proceed to San Francisco.
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4 SWISS TOWN
Almost Wiped 0st Of Eistalol
BY Fin. /
LsaSls RofmM ID Paris hi RshhdA.
nsnt Of SociaIsuc Republic.
Floods IN France Streams OverhurieneA
by Mountain Torrents.

Pans, Oct as.--Advices ffom Asllin-
zen, Canton Bsrpe, Ssi,x sfland. state thae
the town was almost entirely wiped out q
exis,sncs BY fire. The conhAsra'ion vas
fanned BY high viad. and the namss swept
away ssiest after ssreet With frishttsl
rspidity. The appliances Of the corporation
fof disiieg aishing drss proved useless.
The railway station. postofhss, TELEGRAPH
ofac and nearly ali the bus placss aed
residences were quickly dsstroyed. Vic-
t,ris hotel ard wiidsrwsun's Hotel. are
the only structures to mark the situation o.
this once prosperous country resort Of SOo0
iahsbissnss They were spared owing 10
i,ol.,ion from other buildinss.
The town WA reduced TO ashes 10 three
hours afser the outbreak Of the fre. II hwas
impossible to save anything. The wind
sas 90 strong that partly burned papers
were carried - far ~ Inserlaksn, 10 nilee
dlstant. The inhabitants in the burned
town ere In . pitifui condition. Reflex
pArdes have started from Intsslaksn.
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CHRISTIAN FIDELITY
advocates Of Bowdoin Quarterly Con.
ference will Meet at Bath.

Especial to tie EEssEBEc JouzxAL-l
BArH. Oct. % -rh. following IL The
programme for the eanvsniio.i Of the A6vs-
cafes Of ChfissiAa F.dsiisy Of the Bssd1ir
quarterly mes:ieg Of Free B.p lot churches
which is 70 be hsld ia the Moth street FIRES
Bsp. ist church IL ibis city on Tuesday:
A N.
see.-Prsl,e and Prayer Service. eondHe.
By kes. 5. 4. Bisisdel, Lewiston.
sso.-Aedress Of Welcome, Ar4- j. r. Puria-
tn, Bath
gas.-Rs.ponse, l. L. LInscott. Branswick.
10 Co scdress-Yeuu Peape's werk fer
Young People. Rev. X. l. 6iIksy. ki-hmof d,
70 20 song Service
i1.so-Paper BY Miss Edna Hunt. Bath.
.o.is.-Acdress BY Rev. j. L. Monroe, Gar
ii.Io.-gapsr BY H. ". jones'. Li,bon Fails.
P x.
i..s.--Praise and Pr.ye, Service, conducted
by Ms George .xAader, ToPsharn.
i4s Pa: e by Hiss Clara farin'on. West
100 Address By Rev. G. L. Lowell. Lewis.
tan
2ls;-Address By Mi's Sarah A. Perkins.
2-is Adde'S BY Rev. B. n. o.scod, B. uns
wick.
seo.-raper BY Mrs. T. z. Davis. Augusta.
ist u
3-2o.-l2ue iton Box
EvEyIsa
7ee Praise and Prayer Service. conducted
by sr-. G. I. Seyens. Auburn
7-so.-Addr-ss-i he v orx Of Oar Yoang
re pie's Societies, Rev. H. y. "ood. bath.
745 -Addrvss, by Rev. n. W. Sandfora,
Great FAILS. n. H.
sIeo.--keadihs by Miss e. L. shorey; Lisbon
Falls.
sI5.-- address by Rev. 7. II Stacy, Auburn.
e-3o.--Address BY Miss Sarah A. Perkins,
Boston, Mass.
. 0o.-Q iesti IN box. Follow By Reception
anc oociAble, end 4ctrd BY Rsv H. +. "ocd.
Every A G F. is del, gate and sll are
invited to stteld and sent note. if they
propose 10 attend TO Mrs. + Pur;ngtun,
81 Western ave. Bath Half fare has
b, ed secured on the Maine Central from all
stations within the Limits Of Bowdoin
quarterly meeting.
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MIRAGE CAUSES A sHIPwREcK.


iLApxIrarA, OA. 20 "A nfa1s II
The Caribbean zee was the cause Of the
total loss OF the new American ba1kenans
Stesdfaat, while bound ffon Per: Of Spai,
to Philadelphia with . cargo Of stfssr
paving asphalt
She was wrecked several weeks aga, oui
the crew only recently reached here en
their way home from the leland Of u.
Croix the scene OF the dsastef. The Cap
taln hal never before made voyage, and
cost her owners nearly $4,000
When the S:eadfast sighisd the lofty
peaks Of S.. Cfoia The asmasphers assumed
. peculiar hshs color. and h became i'm
pcssible 10 detect the aky from the island,
assuming similar shads aud color fesemb.
ling the ciffo-stratus clouds, hiding the
entire lower portion Of the island.
The psaks and mountain tops appeared
to be 20 miles sssy Tue tops Of the
meuntains SCENE d to bs inverted, the tall
cccoAn-ss appearing TO grow from sky 10
the earta. The sugar sriodirg mills we're
pouring their smoke de.nwatd. And the
worAmea working upsids down. Ths
SteadfAst vas kept under essy sail sna per
feet ,ntral.
Everything went well until . grinding
sound Was heard, and sudden tfemor wsnt
through the ship. The vessel crashed over
the reefs and was soon fast on the rocky
,hore, where her wreck sdll remains. Tbs
mirage mads the island appear 20 miller
away.
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THEY WERE AMERICANS
Identity of the Men Shot by Gen. Garcia.
Fully Established.

RIO GRANpB. Texas, Oct 20 Two Of
the men summarily shot at midnight on
Other 10, at Ga.rdio de Ariea rapch by
the. order Of Genersl GsYcis, bscsusa Il
their alleged revolutionary prechsiies, A,e
now known to have been Jasn Bszan and
JJss Angel Vera. i is settled that they
were American ci.izeDs Ard voters in thii
county.
Bsz.n was the brother Of . lieutenant 10
the M.1i;s army. who states that he will
make thorough investigation Of the kill
ing, aod il the men were Anne ricar citizens
be will take further lessl steps. Three m q
we're j.iled at MieY, MI Z co, dufiag the past
few days. OF thoie arrested only o. e
escaped speedy e1scu ion Citizens on the
other eide of the border sre ferroriz ID by
the recent action OF Gen. Garcia,
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MAN MISSING.
Thought That Porter on the katahdin
Vas Been Drowned.

BANGOR, Oct. 20 George Msloney,
. hite porter on the stesus st * stahdil OF
The Boston and Bangor l.ns, supposed to
have been drowned Thursday hight while
goiog aboard the steam sr at the wharf, has
not been seen sirce thst time. The watch.
man heard splash ia the water that night
IL is thought he was struck by guard Of
he boat In falling, knocking him senseless
so no outcfy WAS make. The river will be
dragged tomorrow. Maloney belongs in
Chelsea, Mass, and 10 unmarried. His age
10 about thirty -fve.
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TWO DEFALCATIONS
Reported from New Orleans Both Men
Held High Positions Of Trust.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 "A special to the
TribuDe from New Orleans says: Alfred
LugeLbaum, chief clerk for Charles Bsllou.
was arrested Saturday for embezzliug sl0.-
600 from his employer. Some five years
ago Lugenbaum, sdie about $3.50 8 month
to his salary, and covered up the deficit by
false entries.
Mr.. Ballcu accidentally discovered the
errors and summo I'd experts. who already
figured out nearly the amount mentioned.
Another defaicssion is Msjn d A.
Gissn, prominent ex-confe dsrate sdjutaut
z .neral Of General Gprdon's cts #. He was
Secretary Of the mecnsrtss Homestead
a.socisfion aud is $4,000 short in his
accOuUts.
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WANTS HER RIGHTS.
Sues Because She Was Not Allowed 10
Register at the Election.

CHICAGO, Oct. rs Mrs. Il. Alice Miller
began 3 suit yesterday sRsinst VIM. j.
Eosli.h, John J Heais ssd Luxe C,yDe,
election commissioners, for $50 COO dam
saes. The &C ion is brought because Of .
rule issued b. the eleciioa Commission ers
D. iohioiIi Y the judges Of election from
ailouing -onsn t, Z, gisier The plaintiff
clsim, she vas deprived Of the nigh. to
have her name placed on the registry a, q
f,F n
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GREEN GOODS"
Operations Arrested 10 NsI York
and Business Brtken lp.
Capt. Fred Kelly and His Crew Perishe,l
inFriday's Storm.

New YoEK, Oct. 2s Detectives hsvs
uneAr,hed the heada ,sr.efs Of the "gre<
goods7 business in ,nis city, toss 'hsr viii
the cypher cole, books reference, list OF
u .mes snd 6O0o letters received from people
in reference TO the purchase Of goods from
every state IN The uuioa. Tney have ~,
rsstsd Frank Brooks AID Terrence Murphy
leaders in the business. Their combination
iass sent out 500 900 circulars ard letters
preparatory 70 the y n.er's work.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. VIM. r. Whitehouse, Presiding.

q T. STEvEss, shsrid
W. s. CHoATE. clerk.
r. A. SxALL, stenogrspher.
SATURDAY, Oct. 24ih.
Rose vs. City Of Wstefviiie. The testi
mony on the pr, # the plf. was coIc.uds d
1t 2 80 P. NJ, ard Mr. Jshnson opened I y
the defense. TIE claim ia the 1:.t place 10
thst the rocks ~ place. Ia the pay for the
purpose Of building culvsft did no; co =
s,itute . def C; and II fhsy did then toe
plH cannot recover because be had ffe
qusntly passed there and sas the conoiioa
Of thinss - they we're sad neglect
ed 70 notify the proper authorities I;
also thxi the pIaistif vss driving aaneces-
ssriIy on the sabbath. In violation Of the
statute, AID tbas he bad been dfinking saa
his osn negligence contributed {, the acc +.
dent. The 1etce vas proceeding With
Its tes limo ~ when curt adj yufned ~ 3 40
z. M. until Mosd,y 81 10 o'clock.
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SECRETARY BLAINE.
Reported That He VIII Pass the Winter
Al ElPaso, Texas.

ELPAso, TexAs, Oct. 25.-A prominent
citizea Of this place has received . letter
from Dr.. Duncan OF Cnicago, announcing
thai on the sdyics Of W. z. Roberta Of the
American Health Association, Secretary Of
State James G Blaine will come to El
Psso 10 .pstd the winter for bis health.
DR. Roberts assured Mr.. Blaias that be
could +. cover his health here.
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for which our establishment Is Justly
noted IN over the State. Our prices
cannot b beaten on the same grade
Of stock and work. Correspondence
onlicited. BURLEIGH / FLINT,
Augusta Maine
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THE FRENCH TARIFF.
Special LAWS Necessary 10 Establish
Commercial Treaties With Foreign
Nations.

PAhrs, Oct. 25.--The new tariff cannot
be prom gated before the end Of the pres
ent year, and therefore there will not be
sufiicien, time TO make IL the suotsct Of
o.gotiaiiops between the powers before The
treaties With them lspse. The government
,ccordir ely will Introduce In the chamber
Of d+pa.ies a bill TO authorize them to
establish commercial relations with foreign
nations during 1899. The United btates ID
sui ct to the maximum tarih.
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WON THEIR SUIT.


LoHpox. Oct. rs Two Anti-Pafnsllises.
osmed Cis,k and Kennedy. have brought
suit against Treasurer MeWAltsr y. Dua-
more Of the National League 70 recover
contributions which they slisgs was d,votsd
10 purposes contrary to those for which
the money vas subscribed. The recorder
Of G.l~sy gave j sdgsment for the plaintiff
vi,h costs The Gaze caused considerable
Of 4 sensation
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MORE DISASTERS
From The Recsnt Storm Re
ported On The Coast.
Schooner CoAidss With Pollock Rip Light
ship isd Silks-..cnv Saved.
Contracts TO fleat Stranded Vessels
Cargo Of Lime ON Fire.

vuErAlD HAVEN. Mas. Oct 25.-Ths
schooner Eagle, Ashore on Gaze Pogue,
remains comparatively light. Eig aftown
parties have consfac ed TO d ,at her.
Schooner Lamaftine, before reported
ashore here, Was hoatsd this afternoon.
The dismasted schooner E.wood H Smith
will be toved to New York BY the steam
tcg Coz aienee.
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A DOUBLE LIFE.
Supposed TO be Honest but Proves to be
an EmbezZler.

VAsBuREs. Ark ,Oc3. 25 lite reported
that J. M. Weaver, a srjc church mt smber
ard who ba. hitherto borne 3 sposless repu-
tstion, is an NIB, zzlef Weaver has fesn
land sgen. for the Little R3ck Il Foft
So ith R,iifoai. His duty vas to sell lud d
to the settlers receive part p~yme;t AID
transmit the receipts aud papers to
the general offices Of the compsng.
Weaver was instructed to inform the
settlers that they must pay the bilsnce after
the first pay mspt TO the railroad company.
Instead of doing so. it is sllssed that
Weaver continued to collect money TIE
railro I'd pc jple notified the settlers that
unless they paid up Immediately they wouli
be evicted. This resulted in revealing the
shortage which will probably run into the
tens Of thousands.
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sOCIALISTIC REPUBLIC


PARIS, Oci. 25 The Intransigesnt TO-
day publishe, a communication signed By
NJ. Lainsart And Roche, members OF the
present chamber Of deputies, and NJ. Mich
slin sud Pla1tesu, former members, and .
number Of we'll known rsvisionists, an
1ouhcipg tbs formation Of league aiming
70 establish . soci Alistic republic.
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Cinnamon in Canada.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 25 -Tressury Agent
Scanlan has received advices from his in
spectors in Canada that ,h'e are 10, 600
Celestisls ia Vancouver and along the line
Of the Canadian PscHc railsay who are
uffering for want OF food
"Chin.m 10 unprecedented numbers
are being landed in Vancouver" said Mr..
S ScanlsD, aud they are uoable to ob.sin
employment or food. The vssi number of
arrivals ia the result Of . notice spread
amor z the Chinese by an ipfice atial China
man that retu med home, that IL is very
easy to get into the L aited States. be-
lieve the Canadian government is assisting
the m into the Uaited Stat in order to gel
$50 per head they are C jmpelled 10 pay"
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COLLlDED WITH tfeHTsHIP.
A Schooner Crashes Into Pollock Rip
Lightship and Sinks.

HrAssIs. Msss., Ost. 25.-The schooner
Florence Norwell Of Dennis, Mass, Nick
efson, mss,er, from Wheelers Bsy, Me,
for Nex York, with . cargo Of pAvins
stone. in low Of the tug Gladiator. ceilidsd
with Pollock Rip iishsship Last night, and
sank mile southwest Of the lisht.hip 10
three and half fathoms Of water. The
crew vas landed here today by the GlsdiA'
tor. No great damsgs WAS done he light
ship.
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A SAD RETURN.
r ather Finds His Wife and Three
Small Children Burned In his Home.

PEsATAsGusHEsE, Ost 75 Lat eve
ming a farmer hvins rear hare left bi. wife
s,d three children locked up ia his dsell-
ing while he attended to soms chores
Du ing bis absence the house vas destfoyed d
By Ire. Three Of his children were burne d
to death and bis wife 90 serisusly burned
ths, she cannot live.
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OFFIcE OF THE CHIEF S1ssAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. Ost. 26, l. A. NJ.
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Schooner Ashore.

wELLFLEEr, Mass. Oct. 25 An un.
nown ,wo-m ,sted schooner parted heI
chaios during the gale last night and cam
Ashors If Billinsssste light. Tn, schooner
appears to ba Of about 100 tons burden and
lays well up on the beach She will prob
ably A ,at without. serious damage.
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SIGNAL, SERVICE.

Weather Indications for the Next -
Hours,
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Keen the Good Work Moving.

BARN. Oct. 25.-Presidens T~itchell oi
the north Atlantic branch of the American
Shipping and Industrial League has written
The ns,ionsl secretary Of tia; body. req aest
las tBst other meetings similar 70 the one
ned In Bath be cslled At oshef points
nroagh the couatfy to press the work
instituted here He urges that such meet
ing. will prove highly important TO; chip
ping Interests.
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BODY IDENTIFIED.
Capt. Fred Kelly and His Whole Crew
Were Drowned in the Storm.

PLYMouTH, Mass, Oct 25 The bjdy
Of man found yesterday morning in n
boat at War-en's Cove was id, n itied as
Capt. Fred Kelly Of North harwich, cap
tain of the :. .hooner S B Frsnklin. which
Was wrsaked GA Gurnet Beach Friday poon
and went TO pieces in 20 minutes. The
vessel WAS loaded with granite. aud left
Boothbay Thursday M 1fning.
The crew consisted Of Capt. Kelly and
two sons, sni two or three Other men, all
Of whom were lost. The beach back OF
Gurnet is covered wrecksse, bu nothing
came ashore If impJrisDcs exeeps few
letters.
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Boston Post viii he an Union Office.
BosIos. Oct 25.-Mr. Grozier Of th
Morning Post hiss agreed to make the ofic .
an union tfFi e, employing only members
OF the Boston Union. The union sccepts
the proposition ard hiss voted 10 notify
the other labor orssnizs ions To removs
the boycott on the paper.
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"Hov divine thing . woman may be
made when her cdd - CO ed BY DIR.
Buips CJuzh Syrup.

"Hother, can 70 out TO Gshs"
No, no, my little sonay.
You kno yoa'vs got swollen iog,
Ny precious LITTLE Lonst.''
Bu. they got Z bottle Of Salvation Oh. srd
he went and c,uxhs sn eel. sud sle il like =
ass. ocs23l&wls!5lrn
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Vessel Leaked Lime Caught Fire.

Bosros, Oct 25.-The schooner Polly
Of II &c klApd. Capt FAIR, from New York,
arrived Saturday night and sailed today
She put into Na1tssket Roads duting the
recent storm and soon alter TIE cargo OF
lime took FIRE. caused by . slight leak in
the vessel. She has been sesied up.
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Given up by Physicians
A Broken Constitution
Ron we'd!
From tie sGds u Death


DR. Williams,
DEAN SIR For tha past three years J
have suffered ua,oli miseEy from blood
pats ming contracted in toe ) Iuih. l lost
al desire for food, could ltrest nisass and
became - sesk s1d sick that vent to the
city hoseit,l il Pit.sbu1g, Penn. shsre
vss 4 ctorsd tor tbreaman .tnoIi cong
me aly gl5d The head ply sician then
toll me to go TO ths Rot Springs in Little
Rock ArSSusas. at ;ast place took
tul cour.s Of baths and medicine under Di-
Wilson vho bad the osms Of being the besl
doctor in 'hs S;st..
Ixss tAese six ,sooths bus it did me nc
good Lsst sorilg wss induced TO try
n. w.tiisr,s' BLOOD SYRUP Ass)on q,
! b gan 70 take /. my srpatite returned, and
c, nd listp sauad.y sll ntga' l am no.
"a we'll ssa s:rpnE ss ever Sss. | sul
almost LGssd at e.cod pois and the Blood
Syrup has done IL. recom@eDd 1t to al
my n ends IS the best medicine in tb'
world for impure Blood
Mr. A L EEwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Market
Oop Ken. JOURNAL ofice.
AUGUSTA, Maine.
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yICTORIA'S HEALTH
Reported ~ Well ~ Usual-Rumor oil
Illness UnfOunded.

LonDos, Oct. 25.--In reply 70 an inquiry
BY . press correspondent, Biz Henry
Ponsouby, the Queens pfiyste secretary,
telesrspbs from BAlmofal Castle that thsrs
10 no truth in the runors about the q aesn's
tllness. Her majesty 10 very we'll.
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GREAT FLOODS
In Parts Of France from Streams Over.
flowed by Mountain Torrents.

PAaIs, Oct 25.-Gfess floods have 90.
CARED 10 the sueams fed by the mountain
tJfrents Of the. eastern Pyrsnnss. Many
salieys are inusd .tsd and crops and build.
inas are washed ssay. There has been no
loas Of life
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Grand Lodge Of Maine.
T Spec,aI to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL.

MAcuIAs. Ocs. 25 "A special communi
cAtioa OF the Grand Lodge Of Maine, F
and A. M, will be holden at Winter HArbol
On Tuesday, November 10, 1891, at Z P.
NJ. for the pcrp use OF dsdlcsrng the new
hall OF Winter Hsrbor Lodge. No. 1872.
On the following day, Wednesday. Nov
II, at 5 P. NJ, the hail Of Mt. Deser1
Lodge. No. l40. will be dedics sted BY ths
NJ. W. Grand Lodse Of Msine. At a specis
c,m IN lnication held for tina. purpose.
Oh GERS per steamer CITY Of Richm ,nd
from Portland can arrive at Mt. Deser
wednesday afternoon, and return thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
postmaster Briggs of Portland Resigns.

PORTLAND, Oci, 25 Herbert G. Briggs,
postmaster Of this city. has resigned.
Owing to hard luck in private business, the
drm be is connected With - heavy stock
holder is in bad condition financially. and
il was thought best to resiea under the cir
cumsianess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
$50, 900 FIRE At ST. LOUIS.
THIRTY. three Carloads Of Cotton and
Other Property Destroyed.

Sr. LouIs, Oct. 20 "A ffe 1t Birds
Point last night destroyed cotton transfer
platform, 80 carloads Of cotton and 9th.
property. The loss is $3.50 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-26
EINAKCIAx,
INVESTORS

n you have had unpleasant experIene A
Investing m,a y outside Of Maias, bet.
ter turn ysur a'teatisn to the Treasury
Steck Of The Atkinson House Furnish.
Ing Company, paying 5 per cent. svsry
SIX months with clock work res uisrisy
The Nisth Dividend Is nearly earned,
and Will bspaid JAiaary 18Th, 1892
Better get In while the Steek Is al psr.
SO. ysu will zee II t15 In less than
one year. Cal or write for particulars.
address the Compasy,
"a SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON. MASS.
Or PORTLAND, NE.
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