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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-25

Hartman 81 Hastings, Carson
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pletely framed. at prices ranging
from SO up. We aim to please, and
guarantee all work given us. Post
box 1913. d2
For fine watch and ieweley re-
pairing go TO Golden's. We are
receiving new and elegant designs
in iewelry every day. stiff
IL you don't use Lily White
Flour you don't get the best.
French Tansy Wafer.
These waters are for the relief and
cure of painful and irregular menses,
and will remove all obstruction. no
matter what the cause, and are sure
and safe every time. Manufactured
by Emerson Drug Co., San Jose
Gal. and on sale only by A. Z. Han
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-25

The above represents the haul you
arc liable to make a. Wigeins' turkey
shoot IN Empire t"d..y-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-25
krliagt0z Christmas Mtnu.

Select what you want for your
Christmas dinner as all men should
be well fed today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-25

LIZ you don't use Lily White
Flour you don't get the best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
OUR ASIATIC FLEET.


WAsHis6roa, Oct. II This increase in
the Asiatse squadron, ordered By Secretary
Tracy in consequence Of the Chinese riots
il gradualiy being accomplished. A cable
dispatch from Yokohama announces the
arrival Of the Aisrf At that point from
Bshsipg sea last Monday. The Charleston
has already been there since Sept. 81 and
the Marion, also from Behring sea. will be
due in short time. A dispatch from San
Efsaeiseo announces ths. she ~as at Homo
lulu Sept &c. having stopped on her way
from Alaska for coal and provisions. Ga
her arrival the Chins squadron will contain
all told, six vessels. the Others being the
Alliance, Monocacs and PAlos.
The flagship Lar c ,ster and the suuboat
Petrol will sfill further increase II within
the next few months. B,tt OF these ves-
sells are already officially included in the
Asiatic squAdron. though. when last heard
from, the Lancaster was as Fancdai, Ma
deira, and the Petrol 10 still at the New
York navy yard. Rear Admiral Harmony
sailed from Madeira in the Lancaster Aug.
q for Cape Town. and il 10 not probable
that he knows anything about the disturb
Anees in China that would make it desirable
for him to hasten his voyage. He evidently
taking bis time, and unlsss be makes
greater speed then he has thus far he will
not reach Yokohama before the new year.
The Honoiulu Bulletin also announces
arrival Of The Pensacola with all safe on
board, Notwithstanding su alarming story
that was sent out fsem San Francisco
about her un .eaw orthy condition. She was
not ia any dAr ger, and the story originated
from one Of her men, Who vas anxious to
stay q. San Francisco and hoped she would
be laid up for repairs. She will probably
remain Ut Honolulu inds ii litely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
SHOT HIS OLD FATHER.
A North Carolina Parricide Hunted Down
by His NeighbOrs.

RALEIGH, y. G., Oct. ~ News hai
reached here Of = terrible crime in Wiike'
county. Sherman Greer and his two
crippled brothers lived with the Rev. Will
liam Greer, their father, an aged preacher.
Sherman and friend went home drunk
and began shooting. His father ordered
him to leave the house. He Rwore
he would not leave, and a. hi'
father approached shot him. the bullet pass
leg near the heart Sherman's friend. =
young rough named FrAncis Watson, csuRht
the old man, and Sherman again fred. the
bullet this time ranging through bis stomach
and lodging against the spine.
Sherman and Watson left, the former
saying to his crippled brothers that be was
going after cartridges. and "a soon NJ he
procured them he would return and kill
them. He also told them he had killed
"the preacher" as he termed his father.
The crippled lads gave the alarm and =
pursuit began. The desperadoes took the
horse Of = man named Church and deiied
the posse. Many shots were fred and Fay.
cite Walsh. one Of the posse, was danger
ously wounded in the thigh. Sherman and
Watson escaped. Church organized 4 posse
and pursued them through Watauga county
into Tenne ssee. At ore poin. there was 4
battle, during which 40 shots were ex-
charged.
The Tennessee authoritiss pursued the
fugitives, aud they returned to Watsugs,
their Intention being to get into Virginia
but within two miles Of the line 4 posse
madesup Of people from Boone captured
II EN-. They are at Wlkesboro. Feeling
auainst thpm ia very hitter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
A MANIFESTO
Issued by Parnellitcs will Keep Up the
Fight for Ireland.

LONDON, Oct. l2.--Mr. Psrnell's psrlia-
mentary colleagues have issued = msnifes,o
in which they say "Relying on your de-
votion to the Irish nationality, we propose
to carry on the struggle until the principles
for which he (Parneln lived and died shall
triumph, and national unity is restored
The parliamentary party Is pledged to
work for Ireland under the flsg of iodepsn-
dent opposition, absolutely free from the
control OF any foreign power or party
This il oue resolution. Its realization lie
perds upon you. IL involves sacrifices and
strusg es and we call upon you To make
them. We have resolved to cali = con-
ventiou Of representative Irisbmen 10 dis
cuss in the name Of the nation the means
whereby to carry ont the policy and pro
gr.mms he bequeA.hed in dying. On the
threshold OF the tomb Of the leader We
mourn 10 defined our duty in
these imperisbable words IF l am
dead and gone tomorrow, men fighting
sgainst English influence in Irish public
life, must eight on still. They will still he
Independent Nationalist; they can still be-
lieve in the future Of Ifelsnd AS = nation !,
still protest that it was not by taking the
orders of an English minister that Irelsnd's
future could be saved, projected and
secured Fellow countrymen, let it be the
glory of our race at home and abroad to act
up to the spirit of this message. God save
Ireland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
MAKING PLANS
FG Pan-RspubIican Congress
iud Human Freedom League.
Chaucisfc Xofkmsn Returning to Xolk
CT Seeking Other Places.
Two Vessels Condemned for Violation Of
Nodus ti,eDdi in Behring Sea.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l2.-The open.
ing sesi,n Of Ii. committee TO perfect
srrsn gements and drs. up plsrs for the
meetip Of the Pan Republican Congress
.nd Human Freedom League during the
ap.a,i-cantsnni.I ye.r. began here tbi,
morning in old Indspsr dsnce Halt. The
memb srs of the committee, six of whom
are women. represent nearly every state in
the union and were elected BY societies in
those states thst believe in universal free
dom for mankind, the aboliIi % OF WARS
the ,ubstitution Of q bitrstion aud peace
cong,esses in their pIacss.
Jndys VIM. H. Arroux, Of New York
presidsnt Of the committee, presided DR..
Psrsifer Frazer. chairman Of the local
commit,e. in veIco ming The delegates stated
that the object Of the congress Was for the
att.ipm ant OF more Justice, broader man
heod the abolition of the Da,ional theft and
murder called generally asnexation and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
At THE END OF HIS TETHER:
King Milan About to Raise il Loan from
Russian Bank.

VIENNA, Oct, l2.-The day is not faI
disiant when Europe may see 4 down-at
heel King as common gambler, q book
maker or perhaps a director of public COM
psDies.
King Ml,n is now turning into cash his
only remaining asset He has made ar
arrange ment With the Russian Volga Ksms
Bank by which he is to receive 3,000,00
frarc, at 3 per cent interest aud per cent
additional for sinking fund. The kings
share in the property OF the royal family IL
to be morfgsged a. security for the d-bt
This property consists Of the Grsud Hotel
and the Hotel Kragujevsiz in Belgrade, q
row of houses on the Save embankmsnt,
fishery rights on the Serviau shore near the
iron gates Of the palace in kragujevsiz
smother palace and landed estates at Nish
several villas and vineyards in Semsnd,ia
ali Of which combined would not sell for a
million francs.
The question ia why a Russian bank
should advance three millions at a pecially
low rate Of interest
It is believed that the King is really
about to receive 4 Russian subsidy for ser
vices Of political nature yet to be rendered
by him
Another mystery is how King Milan hal
disposed Of the large fortune, amounting tc
several million ducsts. inherited from
Prince Michael. This fortune was un
touched when the Regency handed over ths
Government to Milan, in 1871, but it ha
entirely disappeared.
Some years ago the King raised severs
million francs OH the Russian estates o.
n ,aan NataIie The se vanished a we'll A
the dovry of 900, 600 which the Queer
brought to him in marriage. A few month
20 he received 1000 600 francs from th'
Servian treasury IS communication for hi
share in the civil list. This has gone iik
the rest.
The present Russian loan is the King
last resource, and when thst is gone no on
can tell what will become OF him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
Meteorological Report.
FERDINAND AND HELEN.


PARIS, Oct. IA reconciliation be
tween Mile Vacxresco and Prince Ferdi
nand has taken pisce and the details Of i
are Just made pubic.
Ii seems that the breaking off Of the en-
gaxement vas brought about by false letter.
and .els grams sent to each Of the lovers
and which made them mutually believe
that ,he others sffection had grown cold
and cianmy. But the matter was cleared
up while the Pfiuce wss visiting with I
family where Mile. Vscsresco spent much
Of her time
Tne prac4 noticed when his visit Wal
Young that the a.teniiops of his host were
not As ardent as heretofore, and finally
when the Indifference became so marked
that he felt justified in noticing it, he
frankly asked the reBson, and was just as
frankly told ir was due 10 his conduct
towsIds the lady.
Dtmaadiog An explanation, be leArned
hat 3 t. IL gram hsd been received BY Mile.
Vacaresco, which WAS supposed to emanate
from him. and was of such 8 nature as not
only 10 be merely offensive, but which was
an actual breaking eff of all acquaintance
between them.
The Prince was hiG biy Indignant at this
decep ption that had BEEN pracliced upon
both Of them. and additionally so because
he knew o. whom to suspsc..
He at once sent 8 message to Mile. Vaca'
resco asking whether she would believe his
word that he hAd n.rer sent any such de-
spatch IS that she hsd received, The young
lady replied that lhe believed him abso-
ln,ely. to which the FRINGE responded thai
they never would sgsin be separated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

It's reported that an informsl meeting Of
the Parnelite members Of the HOUSE Of
Commons wa, held MONDAY morning and
that IL was decided not 10 accept sny over.
tuYe. for coalition With the McCarthvitss.
b at TO continue the struggle for the leader
ship Of the Tri.i, parliamentary party on the
lines laid down sy Mr.. Psyneii.
Th. p,;,a,.; s,,,s.. ., ho.,a ~ vh;ch
-. ~, "a NJ. uon,y"M a,.r,.v ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
RAILWAYS IN CHINA.
Russia Anxious to Build Road Through
TO Shanghai.

SRAsanAI. China. Oct, l2 Negotiations
are now being carried on by the Russian
representatives with the Chinese Govern
ment for the right OF vay to build railroad
from VIsdivostoek, Slbe,is. Across tho
aorthern border Of coreN 20 Ticu.Tsn, and
thcnce through Northeastern China 70
Shanghai. This road is to be really con-
tinuston of the Trans Siberian systsin, nov
beins bull, by the Russian Government 10
make = complets railway communication
between NJ Petersburg aud Viadivostock.
The hrst sod of the eastern tcrmipus Of this
railway ~AA turaed by the Czstowitch at
viadivostock in june last, during his visit
TO that part Of the Russian dominions.
The object Of this road is declared 10 be
mainly Go secure = ready and quick over.
land route from China to Europe. At pfss-
ent 4 great deal of tes--hy far the TARGET
portion used in Russia and other sections or
Eastern Europe is brought overland BY
caravans between China and the ports on
the Caspian Sea, This IL All extremely OF.
pen,ive way Of carrying freight, and on the
completion of the prof seted railway Il 10
proposed to run t,ains between Shanghai
and the western cities ot Europe in fifteen
days.
Tho tea aud silk shipments are said 10
always suffer severely by the hot sea voyage
through the ladian Ocean aud Red Sea,
and II IL proposed To take these articles
from Shanghai 10 ST. Petersburg, London,
and other European cities in seventeen
days for the ssme charges as now paid for
the shipment by steamer hetw ween the same
points. or course, this move would cause
all tea and elk to be- seat overland, and II
is thought Tho income from these articlss
siOne would go far toward paying the
expenses Of the railway, without consider
iog the profits from the passenger and other
traffic.
China il nov awakening to the necessity
OF building railways and establishing better
and quicker communications between her
principal cities than shc has hitherto pos
sessed. The Cbuese treasury 10 largely
supplied with its m oney from the customs
duties collected az the treaty ports, and the
Government ia realizing that IL these ports
are better come cted with the large interior
cities tho trade, and consequently the
rece pts from tbe customs duties, will bs
enormously increased.
China 10, however, very JEALOUS OF In
cressing Russian influence in the East. and
on this account she may refuse to fAsorsbly
consider the proposals. OF the Kaasisn repre-
sentatives II is very probable. however,
that even should she refuse the grants ~.
quested, she will herself. st an early day.
commence rsil~ay- building era, and with
the assistance Of foreign engineers will push
the roads at the rapid rae st which she
constructed the Telegraph line, throughout
her empire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
FOR NOT CLEANING SHIP.
The White eStar Line Is Fined Five
Pounds for its Negleetfulness.

LIVERPOOL, Oct l2-At The Bootle
Police Court, Messfs. Isrsy, Imrie & 20.
were summoned under the Contagious Dis
eases to Animals act, for neqlecting TO
cleanse and disinfect the White Star
steamer Nomsdic, engaged in carrying
cattle.
TIE evidence showed that on Sept. 28
the Nomadic was lying at the Alexandra
d, ck, and cattle which had been carried on
the upper aod between a, cks bad been PUT
a.i ore At W oodsAcs. Two days later the
Nom ,dic was inspected by the Inspector OF
iiuisances and it vas found that portions Of
the vessel had undergone no cleansing,
while other portions were imperfectiy
cleaned yet notsi hstsndng this general
cargo vas being taken on board.
The eour sci for the government sisted
that the White Star Company was the only
firm OF .hipe wners in Liverpool who de-
cIiued to carry out ,he provisions CT the
Law looking t,~.rds the cleanliness Of the
ships leaving port.
Evdencs for the defer Sc vas heard and
the bet ch fne1 the Defendants f6 and
cos..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
An EARTHQUAKE
Shakes up Quite Severely Certain Parts
of California.

SAN FRAncIsco, Cal, Oct. IA severe
earthquake shock occurred here lsst night
lasting fully half minute. As far ~
known. however, no serious dsmsge was
done.
NArA, Cal Oct. IL The heaviest earth
quake shock ever felt here was experienced
last night The people rushed Into the
streets in their night clothes in great ex-
citement. Chimneys toppled over and
several buildings were shattered and badIy
shaken up. At the state insane asylum
great excitement prevailed, the patients be-
ing sln,oss unconuollatls. 1t is reported
that the building Is cracked and tha. other
damage was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The vile Of DIR II E. Hill Of Saeo,
from whom aturn- va. moved LAST week,
il in = critical condition and il is thought
she csanot su-vi-a
Ills ssid that to rue1 recently decoyed
two girls from Ihelr homes 10 Norway and
kept them svsy several days. They we're
found in Carthage and tAkea home.
The fourth annual grange fair Of Ssaa'
dshoc unity will be held as Bath in the
Alameda on ruesaay- Wednesday. Thurs
dsy AID Friday, Oct. 2T. 2s. 80 and 80.
A. Richmord. Saturday, r. H. S, Is;
B,wd ,inhsm High School. 3. At Freepori
Freepor. 40: Glrirsr, 8 At Orcpo,
Brewer. z; NJ. S. C., L. at pinsfeld, NJ.
C.I, Colby,
The towa OF Pe1obseot refused Saturday
| by IS votee t1 iaa lis credit for $4,000 te
aid the Casiiae resd. Three wears ago ID:
rsiifosd got hut li votes Rtilrosd mer
vtl arsua from this thst they will carry th'
town a.tne next meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

NokwALK, Conn, Oct. 12.-The small
est bit Of humanity ever seen in this sec
tion Of the state is 4 girl baby, nov about
seven weeks oil, whose home is in the
Italian colony on Chapel street. in this
town. The little midget is perfectly formed
but only about l2 inches lung. She
weighed about nine osacss at birth and
Her head would readily go into tescup.
A gentleman who called to see her passsd
phis fnssr riog over hr foot snd up the
leg TO the thigh. She sleeps most of the
time. When she swakes she "peepsr like
| 4 chicken until she il fed, which process
consists Of giving her few drops Of milk
from spoon. The father 10 an Itslisn,
while the mother 10 Irish. All their otbeI
children are normal in size.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
THE BRIDGE AT CARIBOU
4 Temporary Structure Will be Built
Across the River at Once.
Especial to the KnssEBEo JOURNAL.

Especial to the KsNsEBEo JOURNAL.
WOODLAND. Oct. II "A company has
been formed at Caribou. theis object being
to build a temporary bridge Hcross the
A-oostoox riv ar, sb,ve the site where the
bridge was recently burned. They have
slread. commenced, a1d IL Is thought that
10 one week teams will be able to cfcs
over.
You, correspondent while passing by the
farm of Geo. Ross 9 fe~ days ago, motto ID
= strange sight. In . pasture but short
distance from the road . fl ,ck OF sheet
we're feeding. Noticing coDmotion amor <
them | stopped TO learn il possible The
csuse. In Z moment I saw . red fox play
ing with them. He would go up to one OF
the sheep when the shsep would drive him
off, when be would 90 to another, There
seemed to be only desire for fud on the
par, OF the fox. After b,iog satished that
40 mischief was intended | went on my
say.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
4 REVOLUTION
1t IoDteIldee Creates Gfolt
Excitement in that CITY. !
RaIduuoaists Fin On tha Troops vld
Return 10 Youay.
Many Killed and Wounded uasaccesss
ful Attempt to kill President Obcs.

MosrsvIpxo, Oct. la,---There was Z
serious attempt At revolution here yestsr.
day evening. The members Of . fevolu-
nonafy club ia the saburbs Of the city nrsd
upon The tfoops stationed near at hand. The
latter returned the volley with deadly
effect.
Several persons were killed outright and
many more wounded Many Of the ring.
leaders Of the assault, including . priest,
were Appreheudsd.
Unsuc sessfal attempts were made 70
assassiaatc President 0bes and capture the
members Of the Junta. Subsequently the
insurgents we're dispersed and the city be-
came quiet.
The outbreak originated with the Blanco
party. The rising seems 10 have extended
everywhsre Throughout the country die
trct', but was speedily suppressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, lspi, tralni
Will run as follows, connecting at Oakland WIRE
Maine Central Railroad.
for Boston, Portland. Lewiston. Wsterytlle, An
gusta, showhegan and Bangor
Passenger raihs leave Bingham. 6si n
r'2 20 P. NJ, Soon. S5z A. NJ, 1896 NJ, Cara
Junk Fails. 'o-5f A. u .o6 p. NJ. Embden. o.
A. NJ, i.20 P. NJ, North Arson, ~ A. NJ, so
s.; Arson. 7.x A. NJ, 50 p. NJ; Madison. $50 a
s.,20zr.N :; Norridgevock, $50 a. NJ, 22l P
st., Bangs siding, y 50 A. N .225 p. N. SAwtelit
crossing. 'sOl a. n, II p NJ; arrive Oakland
40 a. NJ, go 2. N.
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tervie, Skowhesan and Bangor
Passenger ttaius lsave Oakland, o.05 =. NJ. ~
=. M Sawtelle Crossing, 'y.2o 4 N. IS 90 r. N.
Bangs Siding, - ~ A. ". OF =. S9rridse
~ook, g-3+ A. NJ, 5is p. NJ. Madison. 9.5t a. u.
Is p. NJ, Anson, 30 \ n ~ ?. North Az
sop, tio.0S A NJ, 50 g Embten, 1889 A. NJ
500 Z. NJ; CarratuaE Fails, 30 IS ~ NJ, q u p
Scion, i0s6 !. NJ, e.l6 P NJ; arrive Bingham
il.e0 A. Nj, 6.S5 =. 81.
Flag stations. At which trains stop on signal o.
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
AID North Ansou. VIM. NJ. AVER. Supt.
saptsdn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Last evening Mr.. Eie Stearns Of Fruit
land, Florida. and Miss Clara Higgins II
Brewer, daughter Of Capt Higgins Of the
steamer Lizzie M. Snow, were united in mar
risge by Rev. Mr.. Penney, at the residence
Of c. B. Chick. 2s Crosby street. A pleas
ant party of friends was present, and the
presents were numerous Ard valusble. Mr..
and Mrs. Stearns left on the Pullman fer
Florida, where they will reside
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
DESTITUTION IN MEXICO.
Thousands Of Peep'e said to BE Hunger
ing in Tive States.

Sag ANTONIO, Tex. Oct IL ID. p.
Ns~ce mer, United States immigrant in
.pe ector, has just returned from . visit 10
Pedras Nesras, Mexico He says that
that there 10 great destilu,ion among the
lover classes CT Mexicans 10 the states Of
Chihuahus and Durango.
There are sb,ut 1000 people sseiiog EN-
rlaypent on 'h> railroad erTer sion between
farreon ard Darsugo. These men and
their families are half starved md in usieI
want. The railroad c1nfractnrs and con
s,ruetion bosses have hard work in "siard
ing OIL the hung.y horde. Those vic
have been given work receive from % cent
to So cena day in Mexican msney. Their
a,e hundreds Of the uofortdnates Who sub
sist entirely on tie Asguay plant Th'
drought, however. has been broken. ana
there are indications Of be,tsr tines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
kEELEY's PATIENTS At A FIRE.
The Inebriates' Hotel and Many Other
Buildings Destroyed.

DwrGHT, Ill, Oct. IL Fire broke out
Saturday mcrniT in the rear of KEEP
pliuger's Hall, destroy ing fully $50 900
worth of property. George Kepplinger is
the heaviest loser.
The Syuffs House, which vas built this
Summer for the accommodation of Kelley
patients, was entirely d. stroyed. The Perry
House was also destroyed. The other losers
are C. A. Stuck. owner Of the North Stat,
J. Crocker, W. Kinehert and Mrs. Koch
lein.
The streets presented a queer tight,
inebriates from all over the United Safes
assisting the town peope IN saving goods.
The Bichlorde cf Gold Club WAS TO hold
an entertainment in Ksppliugers ball that
night. Had the ire occurred during the
entertainment great 'oss of life wotli
doubtless have resulted.
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Wise PARMINGION
Votes TO hare I Coed Water
Supply it Once.
The 0icioth Factory at BallsyTils will
bs Rebuff. Without DtIly.
Dudden Death Of y Prominent ship.
builder at Th0mastoB.

PARaIsGros, Me Oct. l2.-At an a.
journed meeting Of the village corps ration
this afternoon il vas voted to instruct the
assessors to contract With the Pennington
Water Company for supply Of water
The vote stood 81 70 81. The company will
eontrse. to put in first class system and
furnish "a hyd,ants ss $1,000 per year for
Eve years. The corporation 10 to have the
right to buy ths works q. the erd Of he
contract IL it 20 desires.