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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement G, Trains in E3net Get
4,a, 1891.

GOING syEsg-S3s 4. n. tor Leviston
g'os.sna, Psr1A4s. Bosloa and 1sa.rsai; 10 4
ar a aiqss!t ts<r1is a. aEc scssft Gar s{re-
VI 10 A NJ ses EFzRssf sssHistor FA-sefng., 4,
Koasl.nc. P9ftiasd and Boston, e5BRecting 20.
WHO soGaLsis POints, 3 % > " 70.
r NJ soY slssRs sfsk aatA, hockizS.-, i'sr.is.a6
pa,tss, 50. isxrsssE) yJts2n6 sne Bsssor and
NantfsaI; s "a =. " r. HGsoNeIt, Gardiner ard
En..5, C.af6iass. tlD1 =. %. tnfgst f'r!,msrJ scr
I4xtssol. Bath, fosrisa5 as6 8osSsE-
GOING KAsT-z.io a. II. tnigts extressl for
sk0xssean, sey.ast, Bangor, nag aArbe:, 81.
Etsrtsss 81. John aas hyooztock c. NY. - A
Vsncrtof5, ~ Z u. fvs Wac Aiie. con,5e sagp Z
70, O1nsad. ninthsep ssf Lcsiston. s.t5 :. Z
10, NstsrytIgs, Oakl&sd, 9,1Fsh Ansan.
gInzban skoSbsSan. ssifass. Dover and
yox ~ :, BsEgor, Bas Hnbor, St stephens,
b, John and Aioos op< Coasty; oa sa.ssdays
only a. si7 =. n. far sengot.
Tie nigh PaiEaas fraina run eac,- way every
ulsht. Sundays Ia slIdet, bat not 70 skowhsgsn
on nonday mornings, cr 10 Belfast, Dexter, o-
bsyobd Bangor. on saB aS laofrings.
fhe Dag express tratns gong west 81 ia-i0 A
tlldsi bstassn Boston. Lewiston. Bath, kocx-
iand s&bgof 4nd - John.
ACCOMMODATIONS TKAYN for Augusta
l.al.s sGath l5ardines. e-25 h. NJ; ..ic and Is
Pm. Jar5iBey. Q G5 a. 81. i-2o aas- as p. Sc
HaI1Fsi!, $50 =. NJ, I.zs 8af f.ss z. a..
through tickets TO California and all points
gouth and Nost way b. had o. 4. II. Waller
tit.si age IL. Augusta, the only o;Scs tn Auxos,s
ceiling yit all routes AEd ghessing baggage Itcs or
esk.nse.
PAYsOS TUCKER, viec Pres. q Gear M snsgsT.
h. BoDTHBY. Genl Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
Psrland, Oct !. 1887.
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THE REVOLT INCREASING
In Brazil Fonscca Assumes Dlctatorial
Powers Military Discontinued.

LONDON, Nov. l2.--Followins close upon
the sweepios deuiAis made BY the Brazilian
forei IN minister, which in substance ssserss
,ae tar rquiiity that prevails throughout
3rszl with the exception Of local trouble
ia r., Grande Do Sui. comssa . dispatch
from RIO Janeiro saying that Dictator DA
gonsecs has suspended the operation OF the
,ivil laws aud aanullsd the susrantees to
Brazilian citizens.
This IL held here to show that the dicta'
tor depends upon the military and naval
70 ces to uphold him in the u,urpadon Of
,lietstorisl power. He has appoinsed .
sem misso, for the summary trial OF these
persons who decline 10 accept his dictator
ship and whom he terms insurssat,.
Thg dispatch sAys thst Gan. Fsfnandins.
rho is said to be one Of the principal
lead r. in ,hs revolutionary m ovemens, nss
been arrested by the diotsto,'s ord.rs and
,odsed in piisoa. The dispatch further
says that dIsconteut is spreading among the
troops and gsrrisons stationed ~ several
pisces, mum oering about 1000 men, have
dec agea against DA Fouseea.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Bowdoin seniors aad juui1r, had {
tie game Of ECO, bali, Wednesday. the
score being 16 to Is.
A meeting Of tae Bo dol, navy Wal
held Wednesday afternoon and Il l. Bag
ley, '94, was elected treasurer.
The R7ver foot ball team Of Biddesord
will play Il E Lewiston team at tie Sscc
driving park on Thanksgiving sfteraeol-
A iich fiad Of toumsllnes i. escorted to
Minot. $4,000 is the estim ste worth o:
one pocfet.
The Bovdolp quartet, sssisted by c. g.
Rich, banjo soloist, and 7. S GAie'ey
ye ielins solist. is 10 give concert al
Bowdoinham. Nov. 10.
The Bowdoin athletic committee has bser
orsapixed for the yesr as follows. Alumni.
J. A. Waterman, Jr., IS (prs sldsni) e Q.
Curtis, 80; faculty, Prot. W. A. NJ ,ody
(treasurerfl, DR.. r. N. Whittier; seniors,
Il. T. Bartlett, t. z Nichols; juHiors. r.
c. Pay son, E. T. Ridley sophsmarss, F,
G. Fsiriogton.
The following have been elscssi efh :trs
Of the Fseepor: Park Association; Prs 81
dent, Hon. Il. C. Brewer; vice presidentr,
John T. Onward, Orrin ". Smith. DR.. Fl
F. Twitcheii; secretary, E3xaId s. Soule
treasurer, William A. Davis; directors
Fred s. Soule, Merrill G. Kesy. E E
Mouison, W. c. Foss ard Clarence Lane
E. e. MsuIton with bis fur horses 10 pIoS
ing where the traek ID TO be. 1t 10 iniend sC
% make ii GRE Of ihs best tracks il h'
State,
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
OF Augusta District VIII Hold Conyen-
ton at Wateryille, Nov. 10.


Special To the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
wArzEyILLE, Nov. l2.-Followipg is the
programme Of the Augusta District E2-
~orth League conven hn to be held l III s
city, Nor 10 The ofH GERS are Pfes.dsht,
Rev. II. + Foss; vcs presidents, R.y 4
| S Lsdd; secretary, Rev / G. Ro $; ex
ecuivs committee, Rev. W r. Holmes. E
n Atkins, f K Drummond. Mrs. Will
Br,wp, Annie II Fsirbrother. Ths pro-
gramr41;
10 90 A NJ ,opeaing praise se,vics, Rev.
Z. S House, Skowhe2an. Department.
work 10 80, correspondence, Mrs. Ms-
| Ii la G1rmley, G4Edin.r; discussion sLd
| q iestions. 10 80, Finance-'What and
dcw?n Rev. W. f. Holmes, HAiiowell !;
d.seaz:ioI and questions. IL o5. Music
ii 10, DsparsmeD. Of Entertainment: D
Wi ming and Welcoming New Members,
j. ii. L Bates, Gardiner; ~ "Welce ming
= Introducing Stra7gers to the Church,
Mss Josie opnnger, Livefmore FAliss ~
| asnd Shaking" Rev. Luce. Wstervi!le !;
4) s cisis AID EatLrIsiAmeats. Obi sci.
| .nArscter and Freq iency," Miss Sophie g.
Lsphsm. Keats Hit; Questions and Open
Discu.sions IL so, Business-Appointmens
Il Committees, Ec. 120) M, Adjourn
msnt.
Public dinner in the vestYy.
l 80 p. M opening devotional service.
Mr. Il L. Emery, Waterville. Las. de-
par,ment Of literary work: ~ How
Others d. II. or Helpful Hints for League
Literary Com ni.tees, Mrs Arthur JAc-
quith, Augusta; ~ bible Reading. Rev.
}, L. Folsom, Augusta; 90 'EpTorth
Herald and Church Literature" Rev. Il b.
Il ,lt, Ksnt's Hill; discussions, etc. 80.
music. 2 35, department Of mercy and
help: OD "Vi,iting, Track Distribu,
iioa, Home Missionary Work. etc, "
Rev. I. G Ross, Augusta; (2) Jun
ior League MIS-. W. +. Holmes.
Hailowell; questions and discussions. 10.
.Relatlon Of League to O.her Church
Work" Rev. Robar. Lswton, Madison !;
questions, etc 8 25, "Hox can Eprorth-
i,as best Help their P4storf' Rev. A. Ham
ilt)a. Oislsnd; open for discussion. 3.45,
" rne District League, i.s importance as
4 ,a.ed to the Local and General League"
tsv J.B Lapham. presiding elder Of tn,
~ sta dis,r.ct. 90, Business, election
OF ,Hi.rr., etc. 4.3o. Adj j,urument.
II Nj, Devotional S:rvice; Rev. II.
Chase, Fairfield 715, Department. OF
60 usn Work: % 1.-THE Lesg1e
.,fassr Meeting, When and How Con.
tuse. = e. Il. Dsumnond, Wstsrvilie !;
~ ''rhs Pledge. Is j: 4 Benefit If so,
nov Miss Cora Wood, Ws,erville; (3)
W nat can Ep~arthians do for the Suoosv
50 ool?' Mrs Will Bowden, O5kland.
Di.eussi1n I'd Q Iestions. 8. Ptsise 5 r.
-iss. 8 l5. "kessoos why OR Young
4.,tpls sho Id be L3Ysl ID their own
church," Rev. G. A. Crawford, d. d g,
BosIcp, Mass Adjournment.
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THEY STEAL SISAL
And the Florida Keys People Protest
Against the Thefts.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. H. The
dsellers on the Florida Keys sre much
e1aspersted OF the constant theft OF their
sisal by Bshsmiops, who visit the KEYS by
stealth and carry away boatloads of the
plant. sisal was introduced from Yucstan
alb ut 80 years sgo, and now grove
luxurisn.ly among the Keys, es2e
oially in the neighborhood Of Bis
csyne bsy, Its cultivation was seriously
infe'fersd with by the civil war but there
are magnificent undeveloped possibilities
10 it. Yucsten last year exported sisal to
the value Of s7,000,000 and owes her
wealth to cheap labcr II some genius
would invent machine for the treatment
of this FIBRE, Florida might hope to com.
yete in this industry With Central America.
Mr.. C. Il. Dodge Of the agricultural depart
r,ent at Washington. who hss looked into
Floriia's steal resources recommends that
the Legislature take action forbidding the
carry ing away Of the plants from the Keys.
Nurseries are now being established In fA-
vofable localities.
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X. OF l.. TREASURER


ToLEDo, Nov. l2.-The sensation oi
the knights of LsbOr convention today was
the report Of the committee appointed al
the last session at the request Of General
Secretary Hayes, to investigate the tress'
nrer's books which be found 10 an uusstis-
factory shape.
The COMMITTEE reported that ex-Tfeas-
urer Turner had refuse to sppesr before
them or give up the bsnk dspo,it books,
cancelled checks and other documents 10
his possession.
They made the best investigation possible
in the absence Of these documents, aud find
over s3I, eco unaccsun,ed for. Even cred
ling Turaes with the sl7 ,0o0 that his state
melts rbow was expended, tus which the
to oks of the order do not show, leaves .
balance of over $4,000 entirely unsc
counted fer. The report WAS ordered
prinfeu,
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

The New York Herald cofrsspos dent At
RIO Jsneiro I,ls gfsphs that she reports OF
revolt are gressly exaggerated.
The Pesce Congress 81 Rome vas .sd.
dressed Thursdsy BY NJ. Howard, On
American. Who was loudly sppiauded.
Noah Mayo. 3 prominent commissi1n
merchant c: Atlantic avenue, Boston, was
killed Thursday morning oy being thrown
from the platform Of . car which suddenly
jumped the track.
Postmaster H.rt Of Boston, in . card
given ont Thursday, ssga il will be impos
sibls for him to accept the uominstian TO,
mayor Of Boston and rsquss.s that bis name
be omitted 10 conside,ins candidates 81 the
Republican city convertlon,
| /; 10 reported that robbers stopped 81
express train near Western Union junction,
% miles &C nth Of Milwaukee. Tnurskay
morning and secured the safes conssining Z
over sio0. coo A later rep1rs said the
sx.es h.d teen recovered snd .hss no io,'
vas Incurred.
J1hn L 5 iliivan has written Charlie
Joouson of New York to msks = match
with Slsvin fos any smouEt. in September
or Ocsober. 1892. johnson ss ence vent K
ihs illustrated News Office and posteS
s2500 forfeit With Eiiscr Lun,ey. to re
n,ah up till Janusry1l, 1892
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RUSSELL FOR PRESIDENT


BosToN, Nov. IL - The Globe in it!
lesdiug editorial tomorrow will nominate
for the NJ H president of the United States
Hon. William Z Russell, the present
Governor Of Massachusetts. The Globe
comedies that New York has the FIRE
right to name the Democratic candidate,
advances Russell nxme in case New
York cannot make an unsmimoui
choice. II says that the Democratic
nomioate will get l59 elec.ora
votes from the South, that Russell Womb
cary New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
snd Massachusetts. giving him 67 electors
votes, and probably Rhode Island ans
New Hampshire. giving him eight more
which would elect him II declares Rus
cell is fsvc-ite Of the indepsr dents.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE
In Pennsylvania Adopt Resolutions OF
What They Call Needed Reforms.

6 HARRrsBuRG, Pa. Nov. IL The State
Farmers AilisL ce adj Jurned today. Reso-
lu,ions were adopted endorsing O'Csl's
piA;fof m; demanding g1verImtn. super
visioa Of railroad ard teit graph lines; cleo
tion of president, vice president, aad
seuatoA by direct vote; making the issuing
of free passes q criminal offence; compeli-
iug oleom,rgarine to be sold for W a. it is :;
to prohibit The alien ownership Of land; de-
msndiDg equal taxation on al! kiads of pro-
perty; prohibiting the dealing in stocks and
grains on futures. and to prevent the
ada,teration Of food products.
A resolution approving reciprocity was
adopted unanimously ard at the same time
the congress went wild with cheers for
James G Blaine.
Vice President A. W. Smith, Kansas,
was elected president; B. +. Clayton,
lows, wss re elected secretary; W. M
eman, Maine, treasurer. The congress
Adjourned sine die
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1T HAS REACHED FRANCE
Great Damage and Loss Of Life Feared =
Channel Steamers Delayed.

BouLoGSE. Nov. IL "A terrible storm
set In bere Tuesday night and lasted without
abatement until last night. large number
If houses in town were unroofed AID out
bulldogs blown down. Up and down the
c Jass the loss OF life and property must have
oren very heavy. In this vicinity many
a.hing boats were thrown ashore and pound
I'd to pieces, Osher fishing boats were
caught IN the gale far from port, and Il 10
cared this, some have foundered. The
storm prevented the Chann u sts amsrs from
leaving mort
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OLD COMANCHE DEAD.
The Only Survivor Of the Custer Massaer,
Dies at Fort Riley.

KANSAS CRY. Nov. IL Word has been
received here Of the death Of Comsnche,
the moss celebrated horse in the United
States cavalry service, at Fort Riley on last
Thursday. He was 45 years Of sge and
the only living thing belonging to the
U0i;ed States service which escaped the
massacre at the battle Of Little Big Hofn,
where Gen, Custer and his command wtre
massacred He was one Of the original
mount Of the Seventh Csy airy, viii h reg.
ment was organic ID in 1866, snd had been I,
almost every battle with the Iodlan service.
After the battle Of Little Big Horn be
vas found covered with wounds, riderless
and sAddleless. some distanc, from the
scene of the massacre. He WAS taken
charge Of BY Capt. Roul4u and sent to
Fort Riley, where for IA year, he has not
been subject to bride, and has been in
charge vi the Seventh Cavalry. His dsath
WAS due to old age. His skin will be
stuff I'd and mounted and kept in the museum
of the Ksnsas State Universty until the
Worlds Fair at Chicsg,, where il will b,
taken for exhibition.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
November Term, Wateryille, Oliver g..
Hall, Justice Presiding.
W. S CHoArE Clerk.
G. 4 ST.vANs, Sheriff.
LIZZIE Z. WEIGH, Reporter.

W. s CHoArE Clerk.
G. 4 STLvASs. Sheriff.
LIZZIE Z. WEIGH, Reporter.
WATERvILLs, Nov. 12 Sumner Soue
VS.. II. C Maria ct ais, A. M. Spear for
plaintiff, + W. Wbitehouse and Francis
Adams OF Bath for defendants. The
plaintiff says thls in February, 1890, he
was en- ice br, kcr engaged in selling 'c
AMI ire propertv a5h MS such negotiated
the sale Of he Gun Point ice property for
the defendants uudsr an agreement that he
should receive the sum Of $1,000 M COM
mission In case be obtsiDed s36 600 for the
property. The property was sold
for that sum, ard one Of the owners who
owned uint -sixteenths Of the property paid
the plaintiff ths. proportion Of the $1,000.
uus The other pNt owners hsve thus far
failed to pay the bs'ance, and this action
is brought TO recover il, The defendants
deny a.y special contract to pay $1,000. and
say ,ha the plaintiff has received as much
a. his services il tho mater were fairly
worth The testimony vas nesrly finished
at the lime Of sdjourDment
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THE GALE CONTINUES.


LONDON. Nov. IL Steamer Hawsrden
Castle, engaged in the coss ing trade, was
wrecked at the mouth Of the Mefsey last
night. TIE crew took refuge 10 the rigging.
A number OF unsuccessful attempts usre
msde 10 rescue them this morning. -Four
bodies have been washed ashore.
q uarternaster Mckenzie OF the White
or steamer BriuAric, Liverpool. for New
York, that sailed from Liverpool yesterday,
va. carried overload By wave. The
z lie continues At Queenstown. where the
siad is s.il blowing rilh terrific violence
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FELL THIRTY RBET.
Prominent ClIaIs Nan Badly
Injursd by a Fall
X.ldob0H0 10 Offer q Reward loF Tie
Discovery Of x0Ors's EarfsFar.
View Plans for Perfecting the signal Ser
vice Work in Maine.

CALAIS, Nor. 12-This morning TOM
Councillor James McKenzie Of 81. Stephen.
n. b fell from 8 staging srouad the chin
nsy 0, the broadsxe factory. distance Of
30 feet. His Dose vas broken, he was Sc
verely Gu, about the head. sud was badly
o.aissd and shaken no. The acciden. was
caased y portion OF The sssgiag giving
gay. T~o Of his workman saved them
s." by aging % the stan ia,ds .em sin
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COL. DOM PIATT DEAD.
Had Been iii Two Weeks with La Grippe
But Death Was Unexpected.

CLEvsLAsD. 0bi,, NV. l2.-Col. D,nn
PAX died a. bic hsme at Mac-o-shee this
afternoon. lie had been Ill ivo veeks With
form Of IA grippe D-.th c,ne % com.
plsse surprise TO bis friends here. 6iEce
Col. Pai.!s retirement from active Journal
ian he has residgd qu,sily 81 his sieRsns
country home 10 Logs county. Ia 1888
1t the urgent fsques. Of Mr.. Cleveland. he
fousdsd Belfo,a's f,es tfsie monthly msg.
zine iu Nev York He sf.efvsrcs begsn
10 prepare biography Of Ger George b.
Thomas, which vas almost completed.
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HEROIC LIFE SAVERS
Carried Miles from Home by the Storm.
But All Are Saved.

LONDON, Nov l2.-Tidings came Gi,
afternoon tba. tine Southport lifeboat hal
.uccseded in reaching the shore in safe3.
all he men having survived the perils 10
which they were exposed since yesterday.
The lifebos, .esched the spot where the
distressed vessel which she started to succor
was last seen, but when che got there all
traces OF the vessel had disappeared. The
storm prevenied ,heir urning back and
carried them miles up the coast.
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LIFE DICTATOR OF BRAZIL
Is Now What the Army and Navy Pro-
pose Making General Da Fonseca.

RIO JAsEIRo, Nov. I2.-It 10 reported
that the army and navy are mskiSg prepara-
tors to proclaim @ neral Da Fonseca life
dictator Of Brazil. This government 10
securing full compliment of men for war
ships by means Of improvement Many
cilizsns bsve ben seized by press gangs,
It ,rep,rted that those who were ergsgsd
IN the revoluti mary msvem'Dt i, kio
Grade do Sui pg.inst the dictatorship OF
Da Fonseca, are nos c,npleteiyun'e' co..
troll of the government
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PACIFIC SALMON.
Half a Million Pounds Shipped East
This Season for the Markets.

TACOMA, Nov. u Although this has
not been vary profitable year for the
Pacific coast fisherman it is said that 500 :
0C0 pounds Of silver salmon have been
shipped East. OF the orhar vsrieiies pei
hsps twice tle qusn,ity will be marketed
by the end Of the season.
There are four species Of this
fish: the "humpbtck," which are caught
early 10 the season; the 'j.ch" d the
"siiver," which are finest in fl l,vor, and the
"dos" salmon, of good qiaiity that Iuns
until late in the year. The "humpbacks'
average five pounds in weight, the jacks
Is, the "siivers' six, and the dog" salmon
IL pounds. The fishermen receive about
2 csnls pound fgr their catches. The
cost Of handling Goldfish ard hA!ibut IL too
great to permit the Californian fishermen
to compete with their Eastern brethren,
although the waters Of Puget Sound are
fairly alive with these fish
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-
Ton font D;amousiS.

Whats ths use OF Spending 50 much
money fer eloihes, when ~ith Diamond
Dyes old dresses, festhefs, ribb1ns, ETC.,
can be made to iook Ike Few:
A package costa tui ten cents, yet IL Of
ten ssvea dollars. Taey come 10 all coiors,
are essy to use, make rish and unfseiuE
cclars. and sre the great money savers Of
the sgs.
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FARMERS CONGRESS-
Adopt q Number of Resolutions Present
ing Their Views to the People.

SEDALIA. Mo Nov IL AT today's ses-
zion Of the Farmers National Congress
resolutions were adopted recommending
that the state control live stock exchanges
recommending the passage of . national
law requiring the stamping Of artifi ,ial
hog products; demanding the passage Of q
Fsdersl law prohibiting gambling in
farm producls; endorsing the principle OF
reciprocity ard the work accomplished by
tn, VOLTS Fair directors The congres,
rejected iesolu ions mrnding the free
image OF silver dcllars of value OF
100 cents each; demanding govern
mept ownership Of railroads and
telegraph; demanding tho Dstionsl
revenue b. derived from taxes on imports
which eouie in'o competi'ion with home
manufactures; dem ,udiog +. d .rsl p'ohibi-
,ion CT ,te s..e OF i.toxicating liquors /;
demanding the ces,i1n Of aid lands 10 the
states in which the lands are situated.
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CALIFORNIA BANK CLOSED
Owing to Shrinkage in Deposits and
Inability to Realize on Accounts.

SAs DIEGO, Cal Nov. 12 The Cali
fnrnia Ns,iepsl Bank lid not open its doors
for bueipe.s this mernins. card dispisye ed
ia the window rssd 20 ring to the comic
ued thriaksge in deposits and the inability
to promptly resiize On notes ard accounts,
the bank is temporarily closed" Il is be-
lieved beyord qassIion thst the deposisars
will be pssd 10 iaik The bank has sdver-
fsed a paid up cspitsl Of $500, 600 with a
surplus of SO, COO.
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FIRE At BOSTON.
Furniture Store Bld'y Dsm.
sssd-- --Lws, $4,000 Or More
Boston Glebs Viii Eominate Governor
Russell fer the Presidency.
Striking SEQ Switchmen Arrested for
Interfering with Ccmpany's Business.

Bosrox, Nov. ia fire originating in
the shipping ronm Of the Standard Farei-
ture Company, II Dix place, OF Wash
ingson street.. this sftsrnoor, caused q
loss OF ss5 600 to that cor csrn And the
othsr occupants Of that ard the
adjoinipg bulldogs. Losses estimated ;
S ssdard FarSiturs Co, $1,000, Insured.
Londan Palace Clo,hing Co sl0 COO; In
sured NJ j. B1rossk,. eloshing manu-
bc;u,er. $4,000 Fl Marks. residing =,
IL Dix place, s2500 BY water; Insured
On budding owned by the Blake estate sew
erAl thousand dollars, insured. Ths cause
is thought TO be cigarette thrown into the
waste bssket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
SCHOONER WIN. l.. BRADLEY
CapsIzed Oct. 13- Captain Saved but the
Fate Of Crew Is nkn0wn.

LorDoS. New. I2.-The American
schooner VIM. l.. Bradley. which seized
from Charleston October for Weymouth,
Mass, cspsized in q gsie October l3. las.
81 N, long 81 W. The captain was saved
by the bark Fsms De Canary and landed
on the Canary Islands. The fats Of the
crew 10 uuknoTn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13

Married. and yet unhappy. How msny
home has been robbed Of suasbine and
happiness ard rendered cad and desolste by
the loss Of some dear and pstted child
This is dangerous season for children and
parents shouli keep DR.. Balls Cough
Ssrup hsndy. Price 25 cents bottle.
All cittzsns s.xious 10 participate in The
comirs festivities can cure their aches and
pains at orca. By uticg Salvation Oh
Price q cents b1.tle.
nov103& I~folYm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-13
THE NEW ORLEANS AFFAIR.
Uncle Sam Said to Recognize Liability
Question is on Indemnity.

Roxs, Nov. 10 Italia rays 1t uader-
Q .nds shas be United S,stes government
h,s recog goizsd the responsibility Of the
Fsderal government: for breach Of inter
national Isw in the New Orleans lynchipg
affair, and the only question that nov re-
msins to be settled Is the amount Of indem-
nifty to be paid By the Uuited States gov.
ernmens to the friends Of the Iislisn ciii
zsns that were lynched.