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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
A TERRIBLE GALE
Sweeping Esslish Ch,nnel..ind
the Whole French Coast.
Great English Cattle Show latalhlsd
with BY Pleuro. Pneumonia.
FIFTY eight Bodies Recovered from tho
NJ, ftienne Mine. France

Lospos, Dec. IA terrible storm 10
raging all along the french eoast. Herring
smscks at Fecamp are in extreme danger.
one has already foundered, the crew Of 70
being drowned.
A heavy gale prevailed in South England
and the EIglish Chsnoei throughout the
afternoon aud eve.ing, and = repetition OF
the recent disasters 10 feared.
Rockets we're sent up from vessel in
the Msrsey tonight and hfchoAs were cent
out to assist her. 1t 10 supposed that she
struck on Burbo bark. A barge has gone
down al the mouth Of the Thames and the
crew persisted, A vessel 10 strs nded at
shaehAm; crew safe,
Thousands ot acres OF land are under
water in Dotsetshire. Ia the Fermoy die
tiet trees were uptooted and houses were
unroofej,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
RICHMOND WOINGS.
An Arrest for Theft Union Meeting -
Sickness Personals.
rspeci., to the Ksnnebec JOURNAL.

Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL.
RIcHMoxp. Dec. 7.-R. B. Hall OF
wsserville, spsns Sunday at bis home on
Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. burlington of Water
vile, are visiting in tow.
A Union meeting vas help is the Con-
aregstionsl church last evening. A large
cor gregs,ion was present and considerable
interest vas manifested.
Gen Joe Totman 10 fixed in business at
Portsmouth. N. Fl.
T. A Libby, who has been quite seri-
ousiy i'll Of late, 10 on the mending hand.
Chfes johnson, known - "Chafley
Gard" WAS arrested todsy by Deputy
Sher F Hodges on . charge of stealing q
revolver from the dwelling Of Santa Pratt
iu Bo~doinhsm. He will be arfAigned to-
morrow.
Justice W. S. Hassr held court 1t Bath
today.
Carroll Parks is quite sick with bilious
fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
The Russian Famine,

ST. Petersburg, Dec. The Car has
issued tescript appointing the members Of
the central famine committee. lie I'D.
dresses the Czsrowitch as president Of the
C0nmit,e and says;
at should be . matter Of special care on
the part Of the government to procure food
for those suffering froitthe famine and to
protect them from privation, have wit
messed with warm appreciation the many
eNorts made by the public to help the suf-
ferers, but the time has come for the gov
ernment 10 direct the stream of private
charity which has become q sacred duty Of
Christian berevolence.
The rsscript conolu les with the eIprss.
sion Of the hope that the CzArowitoh will
derive from the feeling Of love for his fol
low oountrymen strength to perform the
With which he il charged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
PENNSYLVANIA CANALS
Lying Idle and the Canal Beats Going
to Ruin.

RE1DISG Dec. THE great waterways
Of PennsyI Ivanis, which did 80 much to
foster her trade with the sesbosrd are
grsduslly giving way to the msfch OF IN
prevement. The Schuylkili cansl extends
from the anthracite coal regions to Phils-
delphis, los miles Years ago the tGik Of
the coal was sen, to tidevate by canal. and
IS high - 500 or 1000 canal boats were
employ ed in the c,si carrying trade. Today
there are probably 70, snt during the past
season some 2j boats we're chopped into
kindiing wood.
The boats cost originally $500 to 1000
each and they were sold for S25 The
Union Canal, extending from this city to
Dsuphin County points, distance Of 81
miles, has been idle 3 dozen years. The
locks are rottiDg, the bottom is funnin
over with weeds, and some of the farmers
are using the land for truck gardens.
These two canals cost millions Of dolisre
There 10 . movement on foot to sell the
Schuylkill Canal to the city Of Philadel-
adelphia for iss water supply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
MORE LAND tOE HOMES
4 R.sur,e, of The iH~ Vegas viii Open
TIP Half II Million Acres.

WASurN"roE, Dee Tho secretary Of
the interior rendered decision in the pri-
vsie labd claim In New Mexico, granted
the | hited States by Mexico in December,
l7G0, and surveyed ss the Las Vegas grant
ard approved by the surveyor general 10
1850. The grant embraces ty6, ,ttG acTes,
Tor which no patent vas issued.
In 1877 ihe surveyor general Of New
Mexico called the alta ntion Of the Land
Office TO the sUtvey and said In his opinion
II irpitmstely embraced only 10000 acres
aHd urged u rssufvsy. In February, 1880,
Il y. Hobart, survey cy0r-yenerAl Of New
Mexico. 5isspprovvd TIE acfion Of his pre-
aecessors and recommended that . patent
be issued 10 the town Of Las Vegas on tho
present survey. The present surveyor
general brought the case to the attention
of the department and expressed the belief
that the original survey was erroneous and
that the area Of the grant vas much too
great. Secretary Noble now orders Q re-
survey Of the entire ground and holds that
the grant belongs only to those Who were
occupants Of the land a, the time New
NJ rico was annexed TO the United States.
The order for . resurvey will result in
the opening for settlement Of nearly half
A million acres Of isn1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
fURIiGN NOTES.

iiy the crplusion of Gre damp IN . col
liety, located at Nfks. Russian Poland,
iso persons are reported killed.
Prince Albert Victor, Duke Of Clarence,
the eldc,t con Of the Prince Of Wales, on
ffi1ay proposed and Was accepted by
PrinGcss VictGrs Mary, tho only daughter
Of III; Duke oi Teck. NJ Luton Hall, where
both have been -isyiug lstcly with . large
party. Qreen Victoria specially desired
mat h.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

II you are Bilious, take BsscnAA'A
PnLs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
Base Ball Notes.

Mike Kelly is in Paris.
| Omen has signed With Cincinnati.
| Dublap is looking for an engagement.
Cliff Carroll has signed with the St. Louit
club.
John Ward is on hunting trip to North
Carolina.
San Jose won the pennant in the Cali
forDia league.
Taylor will fill Roger CoBnor's position
| at first base.
The Boston club will not be far from
the top next season.
Billy BsrDie blAmss James Palmer
O'Nsil for the present war feeling.
Pitcher GumbeYst says he will 70 where
he can get the most money.
A ten club Circuit, will hardly suit the
association, with q haht on hand.
Ed HsnIon is ia favor Of giving the bats
man hit for every inIeld tumble.
Shortstop Smith has again decided to
| cast his fortunes With the CincinnAtis.
GsGney, MtQasd and mshoney are the
three association umpires already engaged.
Ed S,atrood, jimmy Calvin and Jim
Mcknight are hunting in South Dakota
Jones, the left handed pitcher, who played
with the Piltsburg team in 1890, has signed
! with the Athletics.
Billy BsrDis i, still after Hutchinson Of
the Chicagos. He has very poor schAnce
| Of getiisg him. however.
Jennings iss great hitler and has youth
in hi. favor. Young blood 10 coming to
the front in great shape.
Jim Kssnsn will not be retained By the
Cincinnati club. lie asked for al increase
Of $500, but was rsfHssd.
President Phelps of the Association says
there is no probability Of Z consolidation
into twelve club circuit.
10 Holiday. HsIliasn and O'Neii the Gin.
ciHnati eiuo will have one OF the strongest
hitting outfields in the country.
Al Reach fsyors aboiishing the ns,ionsl
agree mest As matters nov stand ii ham
psfs the league vitAaa, benestnpg say-
body.
Durias all The recent war crying by
ssscgiat.on men, The silenc3 Of Baltimore,
Warrington, Lonisyiiie and Milwaukee
| sas been ominous.
Won 1er Ate has secured sDorhsr man
for the Browns. HIS name IL John A
Newell and he played bt season for the
Portland, No, team
PafrJtt. The ibsrd bsseman, recently
,igasd si;h ihs Chicago Association club,
!. neckasmed "CyeioDs" by bis fellows in
the Pacific Lssgae.
Jimmy Ryan, the Chicago League out
| fielder, and Rii.Y York, are gong 70 81,
Augas'ios, Yla ~iib the view Of orsaniz.
ins four cisb league in ,ha. city.
Georgs Williams Of lbc Chicago A. A.
CIub is aitar the doabtfng Tbomase.. lie
oaers 10 vsgsr 1900 10 $500 ihs. Chicago
viii hsYe Al Association club neI, season.
Gay. Vos der Ahs II am no, anxicas
for psacs ~ith the League. 1t might be .
good ihiSz fer hu!s While, but r
wouldn't be lorg before the sharper.
~sad siTs Us the fszzle dazzle again"
PsesideA; Robinson Of the Cleveland
| cub !, bitterly opposed to the proposnion
TO ALLOW ten Per cent. reduction Of the
gate receipts for dead heads, sad considers
Col Rogers nostoa ~ coming With bad
grace from = twenty .sve cent admission
/ town.
| The bise ball players ara snIsrslitous
IL well known. sna JACK Eoyls 10 no ex-
piion TO the inl>. Jack 10 aver.e to sign
/ ing with the Cincinnati Club because is 10
hone. He made his reputation away from
( Ciec!hsst;i, Ard believes II he .hosl 1
,etrn he may Din th.s isfss snd growing
. army Of "has beenA-r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
Meteorological Report.
YOUNG MAN DROWNED
At New Limerick While Skating-Frisnd
Unable 10 Save Him.
Especial to the KESsxBxc JOURNAL /

NEw LIMERICK, Dec. IA young man
Clifford Russell by name, about 2l years Of
age. was drowned while skating last Sunday
afternoon. With Willie Brown, . boy sever.
81 years younger than himself be went ou.
on the stream back Of Bsr !. Brit.on's house
soon alter noon for skate. Having but one
pair Of skates. Brown put them on fret ar d
wnen he had sufi ,ientiy exercised himseli
gave them to Ru.sell. he had them on bu.
q few minutes before he brt ke through the
ice. Young Brown uied his best to rescue
him but vas unsuccsssful, and before help
could be obtained he went under the ice
His body Was found just st dark some dis
tsrce from where he WAS drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
4 DEFICIT or st5.OOO


NV YogK, Dee. At meeting oi
the flockbollsrs Of ihs Eden Musee here
today il was reported that the books kept
by Ernest A. JurgsLV and Ftapk M Esy-
nolds thowed lslcit Of sl5, 600. A cable
gram from * Manager Jurgens, now 10
Europe, stated that be would sail at once to
,hi, country and satisfactorily explain
m1t'pfs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
MAINE SHIPPING.
1874 Vessels, vlth @,SS7 Ton
li6e, Blllt This Year.
Death OF Hon. +. Il. Butter Of Farming
ton Schooner In Distress.

Barn. Dec. 7.-Folioving 10 the repori
Of The ship building in the several Maine
d s1iets for the rear Waidoboro district
10 sehoonsrs snd eight sioops, with total
tonnage Of 57s7; Machiss, eight s;hoonsrs
and one barkentins. 251s toes; EAsfport,
sse schoonsrs, 7ss tons; Cas,ine, si1
schooners and 20 sloops. soi.02 tons
Fronchmsn's Bay, eight schooners and one
sioop. 1853 toes; Bargo one schooner and
sne steamer. s4t tons; Belfast, IA schpon-
ers, three sIoops spd two barkenunes, 1881
toas; Wisoasset, four schooners and thfes
stoops, 1856 2s tons; Bath. tso ships, one
bark, 20 schoe ners, three sloops, three
steamers, 90. 1856 tons Grand tsssl. 1874
vessels, 50 337 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rsv. John B. CxrrsiheIs has resigned
the passorate Of the Saeo Congregational
chul ch, to take fec, ia March.
John Prlsisf vno US terribly ir inred By
falling in Q limerick quarry IS Bocblsnd,
died Sunday night. aged 2s years. He vss
married
Indisi3usIs anticipating action by the
town have Tefed . reward Of $500 for the
disc,very and sIes, Of the men Who iaa'
week attacked ssi rotbe6 l. j. S;rout,
Esq,, Limir ston's town tgeasufsr-
Schooner Rhode Island, from Savannah
fer Portland. encountered gale CT Gsy
Head Sunday night, during which she lost
her second mate overheard. She had q
portien Of her jihboom carried avay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
SMALL PGX N GEORGIA.
People yaeeinated by Wholesale --Epi
demie Now nder Control.

wAaHsssTos, Dec. Past Assirans
Surgeon ]. II. White, st Harms Neck, tis I.
teIegfsphs: Vaccination Of aii persons 10
complete, and the hospital vii be occupied
by smallpox patients Tuesday. The cpl
dsmic 10 entirely under control" Between
four and ave thousand Iessons we're vac
cinstedivithin . radius of Eve miles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S
In Caucus to Consider the Appointment
Of senate Committees,

WAsnIseros, Dec. The republican
senator's we're in caucus . short time this
afternoon Immediately after the adj,urn-
ment Of the Senate. Senator Sherman
vas elected ehairman Of the csueus to fill
the vacancy caused by Senasor EdInunds'
retire mens. The purpose Of the caucus was
TO provide for An assignment Of senstoss
10 The committees, and the chairman vas
authorized to sppoint COMMITTEES Of mint
Senators to prepare the committee list.
Al the chsirmAn vas not ready to sppoins
the committee Immediately, the caucus
adjourned without further sction.
Later 10 the dsy Senator Sherman an.
nounced the committee % follors
Senators Cullom, coairmsu; Cameron,
Planmef, Sawyer. Hale, Hsvley. Teller
Mitchell and Carey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

NEW HAvEs. Dec when CT Brit
ons reef, fve miles east OF New Haven
Esht Saturday night, three sc1vs In tow Of
the steamer J. MeDermoss Of the Hartford
Dreging Company were ra1 into ey sn ur-
knoun schooner AID 90 badly damaged that
they sank in IN hour.
The loss ID estimated as 5000; covered
BY insurance. Il 10 not known vhsther the
unknown vessel vAs injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

Sslvssion Oil has the enviabls distinction
Of being . nopym for cure Of fheumssism.
Beuralgia. gous,and kindred affections such
- sciaaica, tie-dcuiefoux, etc. II 10 grow-
ing noss popslar daily. The people believe
In il and viii have is.
"Fscss are stubborn thines," aud no sre
coughs and colds, but the latter viii iayari-
ably yisId % DT. Buli's Cough Syrup, which
eesss but rs csnts. dscidAvfolsn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
MEN FOR OUR SHIPS.
A Draft of Seamen and Boys Sail for
Hampton Roads.

NEw YoKK. Dec. 7.-Reinforcemenis
for our CblIian expedition were sent from
this city Saturday,. Lieut.. c. A. Adams
wss in charge of draft Of 20 apprentices
from the Minnesota and IA seamen from
the Vermont Who were tent ty the Old
Dominion Lins steamship Guysndoste TO
Hampton Roads. These men will be die
tributed among the crews Of the Chicago,
Atlanta aad Bennington, which ssil in
fes day for Monteriieo, Uruguay. Stores
to be taken TO the Essex and Yautic already
on the South Atlsntic station were sens to
the Chicago. The three vessels took
aboard their charts Of foreign waters be-
fore leaving New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
GUNBOAT: MACHIAS
Will Be Launched This Afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, at Bath.

BATH, Dec. 7.--Tuesds at $40 2. NJ,
gunbost No. 5. to be named the MschlAs,
will be launched from the yard of the Bath
iron works. The contract for the vessel
and her sister ship, No. 8, was received
about two years sgo. The vessel measures
100 feet in length on the cad water line, is
80 feet in width and will draw l2 feet OF
water. Her displacement in salt water viii
be about 1851 tons and her speed IL krots
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
THE SENATE


WAsuisGTos, Dec. I'm the Senate
today after swearing in of the Senators Mr..
Hoar,.ubmitted motion that Mr.. Call be
admitted to take the osth as Senator from
FIc.ids, but said he would not press the
motion nov but would let it go over till
tomorrow. Nj. CuIlon made . like mo-
ton in reference to Dubols,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
Sir Richard Cartright Can Take His
seat In Dominion Parliament.

IxesRsoIL, Ont. Dec The petition
sesinst the return OF Sir Richard Cart
wright ss . member Of Parliament for
South Oxford, was dismissed todsy, the
counsel for the petitions, announcing that
il had been decide not to c fier soy evidence
in the support Of The charges made in the
petition. In dismissing the case, the judges
declared that there vas no evidence to show
that corrupt practices were ussd to inau-
ence the election OF Sir Richard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
rLEt RO-rNEt MONtA
Causes the Grca, English Cattle show
10 he small.

LONDON, Dec. The Smithhsld cattle
ahow, now In progress, has fewer exhibits
than usual, because the board Of agricul-
ture has proclaimed London to he infected
with plcuso pneumonia. The proclamation
orders that all cattle must be slaughtered
within = week, after they are imported,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
UNKNOWN SCHOONER
Sunk of Cranberry Isles During the
Gale saturday.

BANGOR. Dec. The Bar Earboi
steamer re ports that an unknown three
m masted vessel WAS sunk Of Cranberry Isles
during the gale Saturday morning. She
belonged at some place 10 Nova Scotia and
vas loaded with 1900 tons Of plaster fol-
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
8ailrpaos & Steamboats,
Arrangement u Trains n Eject ysy.
s9tb, 1891.

come WK9R-S-U 4. n. for Levtstos.
R0cklAsd, Pos.iAaA, Bostsa aaA Monirszl. 7As 4.
n. fss nAai0weH. 6ssdin~s aad sessh 8ascfasr;
f6.ie q. u sos Brsnsvi /, Lewiston, Snrnanx.ap o,
KoskiAAA, Portland ADD Boston. connecting for
Whits Moustssn Points, gM r. "a. foy
Ha10wsIi. 6Hsdins, and souft aardiner, an
r. y. for Brsnswiek. bath, r55land, ssssop,
. I'd sztsyaays only. for Eockiaa q. ssS r. n. fos
naiIoveii. 4afdfGer Aad soAst dAsdiner; II ne
r. = fniaht fsitnaaJ for Levfsseo, Dstt, Port
0OfN0 8AST-7.io A. n. might expf.ss1 for
shovhesss, grifsst. Bangor. Bar HArtor. 81.
btephsns, IT. John and AfooStoon Coaaty; gs1
z. fcs Wsfsryiiie, skevnsgAn and Bangor, s.ss
Bingham, skovhegHn. seisA@t. Dover aud
Hox roft. Bangor, Bar Huoors s. stepbess,
~. John and Afocstook County. and s2adsys
only, = s.1 4. ~. fvs Bangor.
The Wight Paiimaa Traias run eh1k va7 every
sight, SundAys insiaded. but not to 5ko~hsgsn
% Monday morning., o. 10 Belfast, Dexter, or
bsyoad Bangor, On ssa lay mornings.
The day express trains going West at 1910 A
n. sad East At b4s r. u. run daily, Sundays IN
eiudsd. between Boston. fewiston, Bath. Bangor
and Bt John-
ACCoMMODATfoN TRAIN for Asyu.ts
leaves soath Gardiner, s-1s A. ~. ! 10 and { 80
usl0weii. so 4. ~. i-G and $4s3 r. y.
Through tickets 70 California and all poiuts
South asd West nay be- had Of u. n. Walker
tiakst a9eat Augusta. the only ofios In Aasazts
ssns via ell routes and shecsirF osxsAxs tree o.
expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 9eAT Manager.
y. ". B0OfHBf. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ax't.
Portland. New. 20. ispi.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
SNOW IN THE AIR
Though Old Prob says Fair Weather
With Warmer Wednesday.

WAsaissTos, Dee. For Ses Ens.
land Fair. preceded BY local snovs in the
asrih portion Of Maize And vssmorsi colder
With moderate eoli vsvs; fair, shshtiy
warner Wedaesiay; vest winds.
Causionafy Signals displayed On the A.
lantic coat from Ha.reYas TO Ets,pa:s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
RnTil INDICTED
For Assault in the First Degree on Rev.
DIR. Hall nj New York.

NEs YoRK, Dec. 7,--George Roth who
shot at Rev. Dr. iisll week ago Sunday
was iadic 80 today by the grand Jury for
assault in the first degree. Roth IS now 10
the insane asylum on Ward. Island. He
will be brought into court to answer to The
indictment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
THE BOMB TlIROwEES.


NEw YoHK, Dec. I w. ID. Soulbvo orth,
said to be the leader Of the gang VI bomb
throwers. one Of whom was blusn up in
the at,e mpt to asssssinhte Russell Sage,
WAS srragned al tbe Tombs police court
this afternoon and held for I've days for an
examination.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

RocKLAsp, Dec. SCHOONER Sardinis,
Rocklaud for New York, lime laden, re-
turned to this port today, with the loss Of
her jibboom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
Acting secretary Of War srani.

WAsHIxGToS, Dsc. 7.-Assistsnt Secrs-
ssYy Grant will continue to act ss secretary
Of var without special designation by the
President. The iar ailovs the sssista1t
secretary to act ~ secretary in case Of
vacsscy for 30 days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
NOW THERE'LL BE LIGHT.
A Boston Firm Putting in Electric
Lights at Iiyermore Falls.

LlvERMosE FALLS, Dec. IA Boston
firm i. now putting in electric lights here.
A local stock company 10 now forming to
purchase the plant when completed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

Sr. JoBr, N. o Dec THE steamer
Acadia, which piled between this city and
Fredericton, was totally destroyed by FIRE
Saturday Ste cost $50. COO and vas in
sured for SIS 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
THIRTY.FOUR KILLED
In an East Indian Railroad Accident
No Europeans Hurt.

CALcuIrA. Dec. Thirty four person.
we're killed, and many II jared in railway
collision between Mooltsa and Lahore.
All European passengers escaped dssh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

Bosros, Dec. For New England
Tuesday. fair. colder through Tuesday
night. west snd norshsss. winds; Wednes-
day, fair, siih rising temperature, veT and
southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08

DEsygR. Col. Dec. 7.---Owing TO the
CONTINUED ilinem Of Judge Rising, the
Grave, murder trial has been podponed un-
I'll tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL:

:-:ss ---s II IL Lid: x sI--
Good for Man sisi Feast. II G'iyrs Immediate
Relief. 1, hAs Ne Eqslai- Keep it IN the Ha''se-
TRY TT.
Prsee 25 cents per Bottle. Bottles foF sipo.
ASK YorR nHrsGEsy Foa "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
SoMERsET RAILWAY.

Commsseiny noaday. June zssh, issi. trsia'
will run ~ follows, connecting 1t OAKLAND with
Maine Central Railroad.
FOR Bossoa, Portland, lewiston, waferytiIs, An
4ustA, shovhegAn and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 6.A A. NJ.
'iz 20 ?. ~. Scion. 6.5z A. NJ. f2-s5 NJ, Cara
tsnt ya,ls. 'sst 4. N, 'iae ~ kmbden, 7-oz
NJ; Ansoo. III 4. NJ. % p NJ; Madison, 7so A
NJ. q 0a r.A y Horridsevook, ! so NJ, a-zi ?.
NJ. BAnss siding. " 81 A. u 20 p. NJ, Bawtelle
Crossing. .slos a., -l-s2 NJ, arrive Oakland,
80 q. NJ, 2Dpn
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta. Wa
terviiis, 5kowheGan and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave OAKLAND, syo5 A. NJ, -,
r. n. BAwtelie Crossing, s92o A NJ, Is 90 y. NJ.
hangs Siding. 'S.2s A. NJ, 800 p. NJ. Norridse
woot. 9-ss a NJ. 3.it ?. NJ, Madison, s.A A. NJ,
SIS ~; Ansoa, sssA NJ, sP.M North An
son, tto. % NJ. 550p NJ Embdsn. lo.2o A. NJ.
stsP NJ. CArratunk Falls. 40 " NJ, .6B P.
NJ; solou. e-S A. NJ, s.i6 r NJ. arrive Bingham,
ii2o A. NJ, e-3 r. NJ
Flag ssatioas. at which trains stop on signal or
notice 70 conductor Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. VIM. n. AVER, 5apt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-08
Death of II Maine Lady At Florence,
ttulV

FloRrNCt. Italy, Dec. Mrs. Sarah
johnson, nee Benson, of Bucksport. Me-,
died in this city today.