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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
TROUBLE IN MADAGASCAR.
The Natives Resent the French Pros
tectOrate.

PARIS. Nov. 23.-Advices received here
from TAuanarivo. the capital Of Msdagas-
car. state thsi the relations between the
French resident general and the Mslagasy
authorities, which havs been greatly
strain, d for some time past, have reached
a pcint where rupture may he looked for.
By the te-ms OF the Ar glo- Ffench agree
me ~rh re,peGt to territories In Africa.
Franc, IN return f,r rseogniz ing the British
prot,c yatc at Nv ztbsr, received from
G.est Britain a reccg iton OF the protec-
tatAt, of M.dagstcu " estSo olished by France,
AID coDceted the latter Dsioh's demand
that the sxtqaa ure Of British consuls and
alent. NUT be applied for through the
French Rasidens General in MadsgsscAr.
The Mslsgssy government refused TO &C.
knsvl dse the right OF the resident general
t. issus * qusturs TO foreign represents
tives. 1t cisims that this right 10 iDhrrent
in the government, and refuses to rocedo
from this position The FreLch are "a ially
determined 20 m.intain what they claim -
their right, and, as no satisfactory solution
Of the difiicully can ~ Arrived at, 1t 10
feared that serious c,nst quences will result.
Among the French possessions In Mada.
gssc.r is Diego Suarez Bay, which the
French compelled the Mslasasy & ,vernment
10 cede to them for . naval station upon
tbe conclusion ri tho war wsged BY Franc,
sgainst M.dsgs.oar In 1888 30. France
,ubseq equentiy erected number OF forts at
this plsce, and 80 serious 10 the present cut
l,oL thst these d fe1c 80 are being greatly
strengthened against Any coniengeDcy that
may arise. A French cruiser, now lying
A. Tamatave, i. h Ii In readiness to pfotct
French interests. Altoge bsr. the advices
show that unless som. srrangeme ent 10
speedily reached war may be expected.
The reiaDing sovereign Of Madagascar 10
| @ ieen Rsnavalons, who Was born 10 1861.
soc succeeded to the throne In 1898. and
"a. soon after wxrds married Co her prime
minister, R,inilaisrivony. The Queen be-
longs 10 the HovA tribe. the most advanced
| OF the Maglagssy races. The population
Of the island 10 estimated at from 8. 800 900
TO 5000, 900 souls, but the govern-
ment will ALLOW no census 70 DO
aiken. The Mslssasy standing army 10
estimated at 10000 men. most OF
| shem are armed with modern rifles. A
lumber of Armstrong guns of small calibre
are owned by the govsrnmsut. The navy
| consists Of tso guaboAts, which were puf-
chased from France. 1t you'd be impossi-
| ole for an army Of any siz, to march Into
/ he interior Of the island where the princi-
| pal towns are siiu uped. There are no roads
| in the country, the only means Of COM
nunication being by the rivers or BY rough
px,hs, and ths natives are good fighters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
UP IN ARMS.
English Conservatives Hold Meeting TO
Discuss the Situation.

LONDON, Nav. 23-The Conservative
p,rty is np in arms from one end of tbs
u Uaited Kingdom to the other, and its lead
ing representatives commenced A. Birming
ham ibis mornIng, which is look Sd upor
IS most important meeting in the history
Of toryism in Ecgland The recent libers
victories at the polls have in the popular
miad been the shadows Of coming
event which the liberals declare will sweep
the conservatives from power ard iusugur
at, reign Of demo c,scy, not to say re
publicanism, in England which may have
The most importsn. b'srirg upon tht
future of the British empire.
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A CHILD AS COLLATERAL.
A Gypsy Woman Steals the Child She
Left as Security for 81 200.

PARKgRsBuRs, w. Va Nov 2S Three
years ago a gypsy fortune-teller induced
Mrs. Anne u rich, aud old woman, who has
a pension a. the mother of a dead soldier,
to put 81 600 into the gypry's haod,. She
left win Mrs Ulrich, Ms security, brigu,
little girl, who wss about four years old.
Mrs. Uirich never saw her money again,
aud now The child, whom she had adopted
as daughter and to whom she had become
greatly attached, has been spirited away.
A woman answering the fortune eller's
description has lately been seen in The
vicinity and che i, supposed 10 have hid
mapped the girl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
NEW LIMERICK NOTES.
Damage Among Sheep by Dogs-The b.
l. A. X. X.
Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL. ]

Especial to the KEssEBEo JoURNAL.J
New LIMERICK. Nov. 23.-William Mul.
len has moved from Msrsardis on to the
farm of his brother, John Mullen. Chas
A. Shsldon, who has just closed Free
High School in this town, has moved tc
Houlton ard engaged with Mr.. S. c. Sprst'
in his grocery and meat business.
Dog, are making hsvoc among sheep in
this neis hborhotd Amorg o,hers they
killed one fer G. H Et.ahrook, injured
four others so that they had to be hiilet
and have bitten nine more. Mr.. Es,abrool
estimated the dsmsge done 8, $3.50.
The NorIh S ar Dramatic Club will give
a drsmaiic entertain me mt AID ball At N5rtt
Star hall. on Thai k.giving evening, Nov
20 Reireshmsnts will be served duiius
the evening.
The preliminary surveying party Of tbs
BaAsor & Ar5ostook Railroad pss,et
through town last week. = The route sur
veyed, about two mlss north Of the tan
rely is not very Satisfactory 10 the partie
| in town mcst Interested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
OXYGEN TANK EXPLODED.
Proprietor Of the Works Instantly Killed
building Wrecked.

Bosros, Nov % Soon after 3 O'Clock
this afternoon 3 80 foot tank Of oxygen,
$50 pounds pressure, exploded a; the work 9
Of the Boston Calcium Lishs Company IN
Utica street VIM G Dent, the proprietor.
vas instantly killed. The walls OF tbe
building burst open. A horse standing in
front of the builing WAS killed by the q fJing
de bris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
He Has Summoned an International
Jewish Convention.

LONDON, Nov 23 1t 10 announced that
the International Jewish Convention which
Baron Hirsch has just sum moned with view
CT arriving =, sdedOise understanding in re
lstion to the Russian Jews and as to the duty
of 'hei, European Co relIgionists, will be heid
Ia London the latter part Of January. Ths
BAron's purpose is to submit plan which
be is at present carefully considerioy and
to obtain for is. or SOM such modification
of it as may be resolved upon, the defnite
sanction Of representatives, Of the more
important European Hebrew associs
tions. This action Of the Baron 10 due
to the diverse opinions which pre-
vail a. to the wisdom CT the particular
scheme he 10 resolved upon, and to the
comparative apathy Of macy bodies e
~ho.e assistance he thinks he 10 entitled
He himself 10 still welded to the Argentine
prof ecr. and that partially because he Il
per.onally convinced Of the fr!endiinss'
Of the Argentine authorities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
An INDIAN Is NOT 4 MAN.
An Important Question Decided by a
South Dakota Judge.

PIERRE, S, D.. Nov. 23.-The impor-
tsnt q ies,ion whether or not an Indian can
be lie gal bpndsmen for another came up
in the United States District Court in the
,rial of Touched" for the attempted muir
der of Wooden Horn.
Judge Edgerton is Of the opinion that an
Ind an is not legal man, for the reason
that he isavard Of the Government, and
not q cijzen, ard be is subject to the con
sent Of the Govern ment even In the dis
position of the live stock he may own.
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| crate Veteranf. hss promulgated the foi
losirg:
HEADQUARTERS
UsrrEp CoSFEpERArE VETERANS,
New ORLEANS. La. Nov. 81. 1891.
GENERAL ORDERS No 22.
l. II order to properly and faithfully
carry cut the benevolent ard historical
objects Il this organic alton, as has been
p questsd, the general commanding dsems
| it necessary to form two division in the
Northern States, enc east and one west Of
the line Of the Allsghanies. each to be
ofticered by major general. who will be
appointed by him upon the Recommendation
Of the Corfedsrs'e Ve'ersn Camps in Chi
cago, Ill, and New York City, to be made
not latter than Dec Is, 1891
2. Ii will be the duty Of these major
generals, when appointed. to organize campt
and take stsp!s to care for and assist the
disabled, INDECENT, helpless, and distressed
ex-Confederate soldiers and sailors in thelr
respective deprtments, and to protect their
widows and orphsus; also to have charge
Of the Confederate dead buried Al
Getty sburg, Fort Warren. Camps Morton.
Chase, Douglas, Oskwood Cemetery
at Chicago, Johnson's Island, Cairo, and oil
other points to care for aud have the graves
Of the kno n and unknown dead annually
decorated to preserve and protect the head
stones; also to obtain and compile the
n.mes ami commands Of all the Confeder-
ate dead buried at every point ju the North,
whicl list this association will publish
through the mediums of its camps all over
the South, so a. to give relatives and friends
correct information Of the last resting places
Of ttese Souihern heroes, their and our
beloved dead, thus reteulpg their names
from oblivion and handing them down IN
history.
10 this philsntropic aud hoy work the
general &C mmsnding and these heacq asrsers
will render all poniole aid.
BV order Of
J. B. GORDON. General Commanding.
GEORGE NORMAN, Adjuiant General and
Chief of STAFF
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RICHMOND.

James A Griffin will open a barber chop
in the Chapman bui ding "wednesday.
Fr, Coanor is flung up 8 eat chop in
the Roysi store on Main sueet.
Clarke & Mllikeh's saw mill shut down
for the winter today
nr high school will give q dnce in
Merrl ne, tils hal Tnursdsy evening.
Union InsLksgising service vii be held
in the NJ. E church. Thursday a. 10 A NJ.
closing at IL O'Clock.
Ii is reported today that A. B. Gsbert.
treasurer Of Richm 'rd savings bank has
rendered his resignation to take effect i'm
msdiately.
The schooner Kennebec il loading lum-
Der ct Clarke & MlllikeR's mill for New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. N. Foster left town fol
Boston this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
XICKAPOO INDIAN OIL

ez.:t cz-e Ct IL I;..s {. ?s;s
Good for Man and Beast. II Gives lmmediata
Belief. 1t has No Equal. Keep it in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price 2 s cents per Bottle. Bottles for 81"
Asx YOUR DRUGGIST FOE n.
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Bicycle Match at Boston.

BosroS, Nov. 23--The first Of the si1
days international picy le race NJ Mechanic
building began at and ended at III r NJ
Tre'e were nil entries u The scofs at II
I'M: A. A. kobo, (Easlsnd), Lumsden,
(Sco,lard,) l2G miles, 10 laps; Wood
fEozland. 1876 miie.. 3 laps; Ahs.
niger, (America, I25 miles, 10 i.ps
E3ln, (E, slind). 1874, a.; Lamb, (Eaa'
land), I24; Aioert. (America), 1913. 4;
Alfred BoDb, (Eogland), and Giimaa,
(Amsrics). withdfev st s5 and % miles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24

The poor and humble, alike With the rich
and po~erful, find in DR.. Bulis Cough
Syrup = nu,, tried and trusted friend.
Pfics 25 cents bottle.
When YOU have over.exsrted yourself BY
ruoniDg, :ampins or working. there is moth
ius tbas viii relieve the soreness Of your
inis and muscles 80 quickly aod efec.ual-
iy - S.iv.tion Oil, .ne creates; cure on
earth for pain. Price 25 csnts.
noN2ld&Hl xfoirm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
A TERRIBLE STORM
Advancing Along the Coast The Wires
All Down No News.

NEW YORK, Nov. % "A terrible wind
and rain storm il sdvxrcirg up the cosst.
TeleQraphic commune stion with point.
south Of Washington has been interrupted
sll the morning. At one O'Clock
dispatch from Washington said the
worst storm ever experienc in
that city was raging and wires in
ali directions were going down. This wa'
The las. message received over the Associ'
ated Press wires from Washington, IS this
wires were almost instantly prostrated.
The wires were roi working up to the
time Of goiog to press with any regularity
snd reports from the west were mesgre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
In PENNSYLVANIA.

HANOVER, Penn, NV 23.--There va.
a very severe storm Lere today. Consider
able private property Was damaged. The
Ketefer Wagon Works we're demolished.
Loss, S25 coo. One man was killed a1d
eight injured.
CARLIsLE, Ps Nov 23.-A heavy storm
passed over Carlisle thi. afternoon, doing
great damage. Graham's school. 3 mile
west of Carlisle, vss struck, the roof being
carried away and The gable end blown in'
ward, crashing through the ceiiing aud cut
tirg o6 escape by the door. Mos OF the
pupils csc sped through the windows. Z
number beir g slightly irjursd. Toe teacher
had . leg broEep The Sunoysde schoo
house VAS similarly d.msg.d, and Mis.
Soudefs had an arm broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
STEAMER WRECKED.
No Lives Lost-Crew Taken or BY Il
Passing Steamer.

ST JOINS, N B., Nov. 23.-The coast
steamer Volunteer went ashore last Thurs
day at Englse and is total wreck. No
lives we're lost The crew WAS taken of by
A schooner from Montreal This morning
The Volunteer ran ashore through the en-
ainesr nistskins the signal to reverse his
engines for the ''go ahead" sigoal The
cargo snd mails were saved. TIE tbip be 8
been Condemned.
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TURNED BACK BY WOLVES.


WlssIPEG, Man. Nov 2S Mr.. Sbo-
genen tp cIsl Chinese agent uf the United
St,tes Treasury hiss returned here after
Aba doning an attempt to penetrate to the
Turtle MOUNTAINS ia SesIc, of Tsscot,. the
suppo,ed murder of millionaire Smell il
Chic,yo. MIR. Sbogsnen believes the story
that Tascott is lisisg with the Iadisrs 10
Turtle Mountains. and, inspired by the
promised reward Of $4,000 for the fpgi-
tjve's capture, set out last wetk from Xii
lsrney for the mountains. He had noi
gone many miles WHEN he found travelling
very diff 3u,t, owing 10 the dtpth of snow.
III. det.I .nin however 10 push on until
evening, but the u expected appearance oil
q pack Of wolves caused him t. decide that
Tascott could visit. and be returned with
sll speed up,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24

Indians from Roots and
Herbs. 1t will tone up your
whole system, 1t acts on the
Blood, Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. Sagwa cures Con-
stipation, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss
of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism and Chills and Fe-
yer. For sale by all Drug.
eists.
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A TOTAL WRECK.
Schooner Abbie II. HOdgman Stripped by
Wreckers Part of Cargo Saved.

CHATHAM, Mass, Nov. 23 The scho on
er Aboie III Hodgnsn has become a total
wreck on ShJve,ful Shoal and has been
stripped by the wrsckers. The material
was landed at the stage wharf ard will
probably be sold at suction soon. Over &c
lo1s Of coal wac saved in boats and landed
lhe SOU he asst storm coming on tonight will
break her up or drive her fl into desI
water ard sink her, preveutiT z further sal.
vsge.
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somerset RAILWAY

Cosnme noing Monday. June 18th, 1891, trains
sill run az follows, connecting a. Cakiaad with
Maine Central Railroad.
fof Boston Portland, Lswiston, WAtervilie. Ao.
gsstA, sh0whegan and Bangor
Passenger trsias leave Bingham. ga A. N.
~ 20 ?. ". soion. 6.52 A. NJ, 1873 Cara
tunr FAILS. 'o54 a: N. q os p. NJ Embden. a1a
an, 10 r. NJ, North Anson, 7.i7 A. M. 50
NJ Anson. IN a. NJ. / 81 p NJ; Madison, 30
w.. .a0ap.x e.; aorridsewock, so NJ. an p
~. bangs siding y Sd A. NJ '2.26 p. M 5awtciit
crossing, .sO2 ~, '2-az p NJ, arrive Oakland
10 a. 4, $50 M
From Bo,ton. Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tervlle Sxowhegsn and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Oakland. a.oo A. NJ. ~
Pm saxtslls Crossing, 80 A. NJ. Is 90 p NJ.
Bapss siding, .91sA. ", .6.07 p. N, Horridgc
wooE. pa A. NJ. s.It P. NJ. Madison, 95t A. N
SIS r. N. ; Anson. s5sA N, - =. North Al
900. 10 % 4 NJ. $50 p NJ, Embden, 1880 A.
500 p ~, Carrstank Falls, 40 IS A NJ, q u p
", solon, l0.35 a NJ, o.i6 p. NJ; arrive Bingham
ill0 a. NJ, 6.S5 r. N.
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signsl o.
notice TO conductor. Mixed between BinshAH
and North Anson. WM- NJ. AfEh, oept-
sept,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
MIDDLEBURY FIRE.
Thirty Business Houses Destroyed
Loss Nearly S1OO, 900; Partly Insured.

MIppLEBuRr, W.. Nov. 23.-The fire
which ragged nearly five hours in the heart
Of this village. last evening, left bare q
triangular tsct in the centre of the bust
ness portion and was the principal BUSH ess
part of the plsce. The role building
remaining on il is the Bsskwith d
Co. block. Thirty business houses
and five families were burned out
The Losses are now estimated At from
$50 900 to 500. 600. and abou, half covered
by insurance. The bridge over Oaet
Creek, which is the main means Of com
muuication between the west and east see
tions Of the county, is badly damaged.
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Fires at BROOKLYN,

BRooKLYs. N. Y, Nov. 90 Fire broke
cut here ronigas in 26a Court street ami
etresd to 264 ard 26s u alec to the four
s.o,y Grsld Uaioa Hall. Eve buildings
~ere gutted. Tie lo.s is heavy Another
IRE broke ert st 80 A. NJ in the foGs-
stsry tens inert, c,rper Vt U4i,n and Van
Brupt stree: This f:e and a1ether small
one ere now rsgina.
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AT BALTIMORE.
Several Persons Injured, Though None
Seriously Much Damage.

BALTIMORE, Md e, Nov. %. - Shortly
after o'c.ock this afternoon a wind and
rain storm Of uousual severity struck III 8
city from the sou'h~est, blowing down sigos,
flag poles and dOiog other damage. la the
centrsl portion Of the city the rain poured
down IN torfeois AMI was swept along by
the high wind The roof of the oyster
packing house Of C. s. Msllby was blown
off A nun Der of persons working in the
top story were iojited, none seriouiy.
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THE NEWS CONFIRMED.
Adyices from Brazil Say That Fonseca
Gives up the Fight.

New YoRK, Nov. 23 The steamship
Beilsnra has arrived from Santos, carrying
the largest cargo Of coffee ever brought
from Brazil
Captain Moffett. the commander, said
that when he left Santos. 2S days ago,
every thing was quiet, but with strong indi-
cations Of an early disturbance In govern
ment affairs The feeling against Fonseca
was very strong.
Charles II. Flint said his firm received
advices today from Brazil conhrmatory OF
the press dispatches to the effect that Fon-
SEGA has resigned in favor Of Vice Presi-
dent Fl1riano itxptte.
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THE OREGON ARRIVES.
seaman Killed at Sea by Falling From
the Mast.

PORTLAND. Nov. 22.--The orsgon
Gibson, Of the Dominion line. arrived a
ll.30 tonight after a pleasant voyage of II
lays. Michael Murphy ssesmen wss kill
ed BY fall from mast on the first dsJ
Mt. There were 80 steersge, les inter
mediate and saloon passengers AID loSt
tons of cargo.
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UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Two Divisions Of the Order Established
in the Northern States.


NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 23 Gen. ]. B.
Gordcn. commst ding the United Confed.
crate Veterans, has promulgated the fol-
iopirg:
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TERRIBLY INJURED.
Two Iea Struck BY ths Cirs
1t Dover, Last Night.
nFs at EobI.baRo.. East Jefferson
xasons to Eulld q Hall.
Fatal Accident at Lewiston-Lu
Mills at Fryeburg Burned.


Especial 10 the Ksnnebee JouaEAL.
FoxcRoFr, Nov. 23.-Levis Rider and
William e. Smith Of B,ownviIie tonish,
attempted to cro.s the usck a. the Maine
Central sGation with team and were struck
By the train. The wheels run over Smith
and ground one leg to jelly and broke his
hip Riders legis broken and his back
badlg injured. Doc.ors Hall. Thompson,
and Buck are attendir2 the sufferers.
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HOPE, HELP, HEALTH.

The sick hope to get well.
There is a help and health is
as desirable as wealth. If
YOU are out of sorts, de-
pressed, and don't know
what is the matter, you need
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SrAusTos, Va Nov. 90 There vas 4
terrific gale hare this morning. Houses
we're unroofed, walls blown down, snd
much damses was dore to fsnciog. The
Goshen rolling mill building and part Of
the Clifton forge fsu1ery we're carried
awsy.
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FIRE AT NOBLEBOR0.
Mr., Moore Loses His Farm Buildings
Loss. $24O0: Insured.

DAmARrscorTA, Nov. %. The farm
buildings at Nobleboro tormefl1 owned BY
Eparism Hatch snd purchased few years
40 by Mr.. Moore, were burned Saturday
Lose. about s240O insured.
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Died from His Injuries.

LEWISTON, Nov.23 -Michael Mccarthy
aged %, while drivipg on Bates street yes
terday sftern ,on, vas thrown out snd in.
jured 20 ,ha. he died last evening.
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BIRxIssHAM, Conn.,, Nov. 20 The
ram here tonight Was very heavy. The
roads and streets sre washed out and the
Housstonic river is rising though there 10
no danger Of aby crest dsmsge.
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Bosros. Nov. zs.-For Maine, Tuesday.
rain. followed during the day, except in
northern Msins. by cooler. clearing, strong
southsrly, backing to souihvessefiy winds;
Wsdne sdAy. fair, colder.
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BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. % "A. mid
night the viad on Lake Chsmplain is blow
ing gale. There is little b-siing st this
season, ard probably bs en- no dam age don G
i / that direction In this city signs are
flying about, no further H. iry known ~
o eseDt.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE
After Squaudering His Wealth-Took
Paris Green and Whiskey.

EXETER. n. H., Nov. 23.-At North
Wood, Saturday. George Adams, sgsd 80,
killed himself by drinking 8 quart Of
wh,skey and tahing paris green Within
yes, he had tquandered $1,000 in fast
living.
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The Fire Was Smothered.

vrsErAKD HAvEN, Mass, Nov. 3D.
sch.o,.ss z Arculafious, before reported
at Edsarsown with lime on FIRE. has been
opened and the fire found to have been
smoshered.
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WARNER AND RAIN
With Probably Colder and Fair Weather
on Wednesday.

WAsHIsGTos, Nov. 20 For Maine
Warner. brisk and nigh southeass winds,
threatening weather, rain; probably fair
And colder Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS GETS 1T.
The Republican National Convention
Will Open There June Z.

WAsHIsGros, Nov. 23.-On the seventh
formal ballot Minneapolis had 29 votes and
gets the Republican National Coavention.
Ju7e 7th is fixed q. the date for the openirg g
day Of the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
ClarksOn Succeeds Quay.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Col. CIsrkson
ha. been ch sen TO succeed Senator Qusy
a. chsirman OF the Republican national
committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24

RALsisH. Nov. %. A violent wind storm
occurred her. abou. noon today.