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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-14
A., PERFECT BOMBSIiELL.
thilian Methods af Crawling Out 0r a
Tight I.oN-It's Toe Thin.

LnSDos Dec l3 "A Santiago dispatch
TO the Times says President Harrison's
mcpssse had the eG.Ct OF = bombshell
here II is regarded 10 official circles %
breach Of diplomatic usage. The of'icisi
r. Eette publizhes the notes exchanged be
tween the Chilisn government and Mr..
Egsn. the United States minister.
These cofroborste the declarations con-
tain.j In the circular rsfisGting the Chiiisp
opinion, sent By the foreign offices to oil
Chilian Legations. The foreign office asked
MI. Egsn in courteous note. November ..
to supp.y ,he preferred testimony to sub
stan,iate hi grave charges against the
ChigiAn ttiigisb.
A month's delay IN comply ing with tbi.
reqGest pre- vented Harrison from knowing
the r,saIt ~ the Inquiry into the Baltimore
affair. the knowledge NJ which, 1t 10 be
hsYed, vOu d have altered his message en-
iitciy. Fsrro Caril publishes . telegram
saying tbA' 20 sailors nf the United States
man.ofwu Bpston were allowed TO 20
ashore at Montevid recently and imme-
diately started on = drunken spree.
The men the telegram alleges were
guilty Of riotous conduct and got into sew
.ral scrimmsges with the police. in all Of
which the sailors were the sggressors.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Emma s BjckfoFd, one Of the assistant
teachers in the Bidieford high school. has
resigned, and will devote her attention to
missionary work. She Is graduate OF
Bates College.
The Bath Iron Works havo contracted to
buiid the hull Of = steam drtdge for the
Peunsylvsris railroad Is is TO be built on
plans made by. and is to be supefintended
by Mr. " II Meleher, foreman joiner OF
the works, who has built several dfedees
De fore for the same parties.
Two lime lsdsn vessels which sailed
from Roc kIand, Friday. returned Saturday
schooner Carrie @. Crosby, Capt. Kslioch.
houud for Boston. returned with her cargo
an Are and has been sealed up. schooner
Bilow, Capt. Tolmsn. for New York. re-
,urned from O~l's Head. nesr which she
struck ledge, losing her torefo3s and
shoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-14
THE GRAVES TRIAL.
Facts About the Bottle of Poison Lock
Bad for Graves.

Denver, Col. Dec. 12.--The testimony
in the Graves case was Continued this
morning at 9 O'Clock, Judge Rising having
decided to expedite matters By cobvening
the court an hour earlier than heretofore,
and if necessary be will hold night sessions
after this week TO bring the trial to speedy
conclusion. The forenoon was taken up
With further testimony by the medical ex-
perss. DR.. Bonestoll. vino vas on the
.itness stand Friday, wss cro.s exsmined d
by Jadge Macon. Thstimony offered by
Dr. Homes Yesterday wss fully corrobor-
ated.
When a.ked if be would have prescribed
for poison when Afst summoned. witness
said that had he not known the history of
the case il was plainly to be seen that Mrs,
Barnaby was suffering from congestion OF
the lungs caused Trough poison ns, The
autopsy vas complete 10 every respect And
the reason no motion vas made that death
~as caused by poisoning wxs il ords, to
assist the prose cnsIon in fsrreiiog out this
mystery DE-. Ben amin F. Grfiish, who
met DR.. Holmes, vas summoned On the day
both ladies' we're taken sick He followed
DR.. Bene stoll upon the -itness stand
He waa present At tue time DR.. Holmes
examined the fatal bottle. He treated both
ladies' for unir,itant POISON, Dot knowing al
shss time the direct CAUSE. He found no
heart trouble with Mrs. Barnaby, VII ls bsr
temperature was suonormAl. DR.. III. II.
Putnam, pho performed the aHtopsy, vas
usxs called. On being asked Whist, in his
opinion, produced the death Of Mrs Bar
nsoy, he said immediate cause vas trouble
in the heart and lungs, which vas brought
about through srseDicsl poisoning. Dr..
Ekridge, on being called, stated that from
The testimony he had heard presented there
vas no Doubt ia his naiad but that Mrs.
Bsruaby's aea;h bad been cagssd through
assericsl poison.
This afternoon tie prosecution began the
work of forsins . chain Of evidence to
prove that DR.. Graves sent the fatal bottle.
There vas tee usual large attendance and
that afternoon session proved BY far the
most interesting, Upon fseonveuiDs at 2
o'clock the exAmiDssion Of witnesses vas
continued. Ray Currier. employed in the
offce Of Sehe,m=rhorn & Wnrreil, VA
called. He Ssset that on the 2Ia day Of
lsst April there was notice LET. st the
efiice 70 the effect that there VS. Q package
as the passe flee he ve1t there. signed
fer il, and on beinz given the pscksze,
took il back 10 his et.ise.
Tie package vas wrapped in paper and
sddrssssd to ssMrs. j. II. Basnsby, care z.
8. Worrell, Jr Nc. I5T As9sp.hoe street,
Denver. COL TIE address was written in
ink. He noticed he stamps upon the
wrapper. which on being produced we're
recognized The pacrsse vas opened BY
vit5ess. Mrs.. Bsrnsby sni Mrs.. Woffeil
came IN ems day ab,us u o'clock. and MYs.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

John 8. Russell was killed by wild en-
eine near wachuseits, Mass, Saturday
night.
TIE entire town Of Greenland, N. Fl. 4,
barely escaped being destroyed BY FIRE this
morning. Aid was called for and sent from
Por snouth, It's prompt arrival undoubtedly
saved the town.
Los Angeles, Cal, and vicinity had 3
terrific wind storm Thursday night aod
Friday morning. Two persons we're killed
near the city. Much damage is reported
from neishborins pisces.
Henry Haines, chief engineer OF the
Keene, N H, FIRE department, st slight
Gre Saturday morning, fell down the stairs
leading TO the basement in ElIios's block, ),
breaking his neck and causing instant death.
Two hundred forty British sailors from
the Pacific we're taken scross the continent,
1904 miles, in i50 hours. landing st Halifax
saturday. The train started on the return
trio vih $50 sailors for the ships in the
Pacific.
The poste flee ssfs 3. Peterb7ro. N. e.,
wss blown open Saturday morning. Over
due and newspaper stamps and Tutitassd
coin, in all amountir & TO about $40 and two
dr,f, books on the New York roste flee
we're taken.
The Berrick, Pa, opera house hss been
.ued TO, damages By a man Who paid bis
admission and vas prevented from witness
ing the performance by huge hats worn BY
ladies, and which the theatre employ es re-
fused to have removed.
A petition is to be circulated in Lowell.
Macs &, in cooperation with similar action ia
other Meriimac valley cities, ssking ihai
Congressman Stevens take some scfion
relalive 70 improving the ravigatiou OF the
Merfimac river, between Lowell and the ses.
An inquest has been called to inres,issse
the cause OF the are which ras discovered
In Jsrrets's millinery store in Dunham'
block, Pistsfsid. Mass. sssIy Saturday,
Morning. The loss Vas about $1,000 On the
goods and s5e0 on the busldirsi insured.
d. II. Tocmer, manager Of ,bs New
B,itaiu polo team ia he Connecticut league,
announced shas the team disbsrded SsEur-
day. NJ New Britain for lack Of patronage.
| The PLAYERS comprise the Old Boston p,io
te.m-Robeiss, CAnavxn, Murray. Mcpeek
and Latlcrs.
Duriss the rrngrsss Of the elections II
Chispa, Mexico, serious hshsins occurred,
two men being killed The prison II San
Cfisecbsl VA broken cpss and ,he prison.
er, released. The report taat sx-Gorernor
Carraco.t Of ibe ssate Of Chiapa has fed
| il wiihsu; foundsiio1-
| Russell Sage hss issued card stating
,ha, he had recsived teiesrams, letters and
cards OF cor graduation and gmpsthy
numbering nearly or qaite 1000. from oil
carts Of the esantry. including Calada.
He does not regard these messages 81
Wholly perscnsl, but, nevertheless, thank.
,hn,s Who sent them, and all those Who fell
kindly for him In his time Of peril.
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STEAMER KANSAS
Disabled At Sea =. Passengers
Taken Iuto New York.
H. Randall Aov Has .Lib,l Suits for
S2Oo,0o Against Chicago News.
Work ON Steamer South Portland For.
est Fire Near Portsmouth,.

Nav YoKK, Dee is-Tae steamship
City OF Ch.e.so. which arrived here today
brought 81 passet gets uf the Brush steam
ship Kansas, whsea sailed from Liverpool
for Boston or the - h plt. The City Of
Chicago Tell Ia with tie KsnsSs on the 9Th
inst, $40 miles Gu, from Queenstown. The
Kansas broke her shaft. Aner transferring
he. passengers The k>nsss WAS taken ia tow
by the German steamer Waldrahul, bpuad
from Bostoi to Hsubarg. Another reposs
says that the Kansas VS. heading east under
Canvas when the Cny o. Chicago parted
from her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-14

Bosros, Dec iS In June last spec
ial board of arbitration was chosen 70 as-
range prices for freeing shoes on the Cope
land freeing machine ia BOYD & Cofeys
factory, Marlboro. Two or three members
Of the boar! have submitted decision
which nnds five cases fair average for =
days work and fx.s the price q 60 cents
. csse 10, mems boots srd A. for boy Ths
customary price for freeing boots By hand
u Is c4u1e q case.
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commsnoips Monday. Jams asth, 1881. trains
slll run - follows, connecting 1t Oakland with
nAsne Central Railroad
Fsr Boston, Portland. Lewiston. wstsrvf1is. Au
susta, showhegzD and Bangor
Passenger truins leave Bingham, 80 A. NJ.
,ie % ?. H.; soion ssz A. NJ, i2.n NJ, Cara
iBss Fails. 's54 ~, 4 o6 ?. NJ; Enhdsn, 7Ioz
vi Ansoa, TT A NJ. 1871 NJ, Madison. 7soA.
s.,aear.n N J; Horridsswoet, 80 NJ. s2i p.
81 bsnss siding. y 50 A. n 'z.ze r. NJ. Bawteils
Crossins. .s0z a ~. '2-sz NJ. arrive Oakland.
40 =. NJ. $50 p N.
trom 10 s.oa, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsrytlle, 3kovhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, s.05 A. NJ, 40
IN, sswtsiie Crossing. 900 A. M. 's oo p. Mi
Bangs siding. -92s A. NJ, so p. N, sorridze
uooE, PA a, ~, s,i8 r. NJ: Madison, 25s A. NJ,
SIS =. NJ; Ansoa, 1884 NJ. s. ~ p. N North An
,on. 10 % A NJ, $50 e NJ Emblem, 1870 A. NJ.
sSsr ". CsJrstunk Falls, 80 b NJ, % "A p.
NJ; Solon, 1888 A NJ. s.is NJ, arrive Bingh IN,
tl-0 A. NJ, e-so Pm
flag stations. at which trains stop on sigssi cr
potioe 70 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
asd North Apson- WIN n. AVER, Supt-
Hepft1t
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THE MINING TR0t BE
At Denver 10 he Settled, If Possible, by
Arbitration Three Men Will Die.

DEsyER, Col, Dfc, l3-Everytbing has
been quiet al Crested Butte mine today.
Sheriff Shores and Posse still have po..es-
sion Of the mine. They have nIed
dead line 100 yards from the mouth
Of the mine, and no one iB SLOWED 10
pass without giving the countsrsign. The
mines have been running sihcs Friday And
are nov nearly free from gas.
-Four wounded itslians are expec cd to
die tonight. The other three may recover.
The state labor commissioner hsd a ron
ference with the leaders Of the strikers TO-
day. A committee from the suikers will
meet a committee from the owners tomor-
row. with = view Of settling the differences
by arbitration.
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4 VERY REMARKABLE Case.



To the I MON MEDICINE Co.;
Itg YES me great pleasure to testify
to the wonderful cure | have Obtained
BY the u.e of your p3 WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP. have bsen almost
totally deaf for the past six years from
the etItcts Of ~trofula and eaneerous
humor. Nv ears have been hot
drv and constantly full OF con
fu,ipg sounds have also suffered
from faiatnass a1d stomach troubles
After taking six bottles OF the
BLOOD SIhUP, I find ny hearing
ne, ,rly restored ! can now near the
lock tick and listen with pleasu, TO the
sound Of the CITY BELLS, sounds that
have not beeu able to shear for the
PAST SIN YEARS. nv stomach irouo-
les have entirely disappeare my geo
eral health has been greatly improved
and have gained THIaN POUNDS
In weight by the use Of YOUR MEDl
CINE. recommend It's use by all per
sons afflicted with diseases arising from
IMPURE BLOOD.
signed MRS W. Ii biLA
can fully subscribe to the truth OF
the above statement No MoNEi
would induce me to again see my wife
in the condition she was in when she
commenced to take DR.. v lLLlAaS
BLOOD SYRUP.
Signed W. II. Dill
Dec ), 1891
To the UNION MEDICINE co
Ihave beeu greatly troubled with dys'
oeps,a for the LASr FIVE YEARS. l
hsye aiken TWO BO lies of Dr.
wILLf,Ms' BLOOD SYRUP and it.hss
benefited me 20 much, that can NOW
EA HEARTILY aud enjoy my fool,
signed A. d REMmk
Ntgnr POLICEMAN OF
Augusta, Maine
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Auiops, on Bodies Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Barr
Settle the Matter.

SFRIEo,IKLp. Mass, Dec. lS.--MedieAi
Examiner Beck held an autopsy today On
the bodies OF George T. Batr ard wife,
victims Of the trsgedy al Hotel Warwick
Two shots were found to have been fired
into Mr.. Bars head On the right side. One
entered hall an inch in front OF the ear lodE-
ing in the left eyebsll but did not enter the
brain. 1t was not fatal. The other entered
above the right ear, lodged in the righ, ear
and caused death There were three bullet
holes in Mrs. Bars face. The result Of
.he autopsy practically settles the question
that Mr.. Barr shoi hts wife aud thea killed
himself, firing Ave shots Ia ali, which cor
responds to the fye barrels OF the revolver
found near the hn ,haad's hand.
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DAVI1T HURT
In The Election Riot At Wl.tf.
ford, Sunday,
III, English Holders Of Virginia Sh.o
Wart B.ttsr Terms.


Dram, Dee. lS.-Miehsel Davitt, the
famous Irish lssacr. was scrioaly wounded
daring = riot in Waterford city today.
Mr., paviu and WIN, o'Brien were In
Waterford to supper, the esndijaturs Of
Mr.. ReAoe, the u)minee OF the Mccarthy
lses for the seat in Parliament made vacant
by the death % X chsrd po~er.
Mr.. kesoe's oppsuenI is Mr., Redmond,
= farnellite, No particulars Of the ahfay
have As yet been received.
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ALL AFTER OFFICE.
Dozens of Applicants for Limited Num-
Der of OfBee>.

wAsHISGTos. Dec. 13.-There are four
to ten applicants for each oiIlce under the
control of tie House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Herr, the clerk of the House, SER
gean. as-Arms, Ioder and Postmaster Dsl-
ton held conference to consider the dis
iribu,ion OF patronage, with the view OF
making it - nearly equal - political
geography will permit.
Doofkseper Turner was retained. Mr..
Keer has decided to sppoins Walter IL.
French of Massachusetts file clerk, vice
Ferris Finch Of Illinois, resigned. Thil
place IL worth $500 year, and vas held
BY Mr.. Finch for number Of years.
Frank q. HosfoYi Of the Detroit Free
Press will be tally clerk. and ], r. Snyder
Of Pennsylvsnia Disturbing ard confien-
tisl clerk.
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DIED BESIDE HIS GOLD.
An old Nan >eized by Death While Gloat-
ing Over His Hoarded Wealth.

WEST SUpxRIok, Wis, Dec I3.-Thos.
Koener, Al old msn, did DOT sppen as
usual Thursisy. and a nsighbor brake ito
hrs residence. Koucher vas found stretched
dead On the bed.
A little pile Of gold beside him, bundle
Of bills "a. Oh the table and Disceilsns-
oas assortment Of government bonds, mort
RACES and other securities we're scattered
on the fssr. Wealth 70 the amount OF
over go, ,000 vas stievn abJat the room.
An investigation showed that the old man
bad evidently been engaged in counting his
vsslth when stricken By hear. disease. He
wasa bachelor and lived alone.
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WILL NOT SETTLE.


LosDos Dec lS The London sdvisary
board of Virginia state debt bondhoIders
hs, & declined TO recommend the holders to
sccept the American commi,tee's scheme
for settlement of the claims against Yer
aibis. The London committee convokea
the meeting 10 decide on the course Of
action. The sseii3B bondhoidsrs repre-
sentiDz bonds smDuaiiog TO i've millions.
viii accept the American committees
scheme ia principle. bSpins 10 get modif-
n finn
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FIRE Ar CINCINNATI.


CINcissArI, Dec. Il AT ! o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in the Sheen
establishment for photograph supplies, on
Reoe street, next North Of the Commercial
Gazette office. The Ere was confined to
the Sheen 4 Simpkins building. The
printers we're smoked away from their
cases AID the editors from their desks 10
the Commercial Office, but soon resumed
work sheen & Simpkins' building was
destroyed with its contents. The los, il
about $50, 900
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FIRE AT VIM.
Freight and Passenger Depots and Two
Loaded Cars Destroyed.

BAssoR, Dec. l3.-The Maine Central
r. r. freight depot, passenger station and two
loaded freight cars were burned at Winn
early this morning. Cause unknown.
The Ere will not interfere with the main
line of railroad. The loss is unknown
The books snd papers In the station we're
burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-14
SPEAKER CRISP
Makes 4 Start on Committees,
Tva Announced Saturday.
SsaIgsant. alarms Yodei In Hot Eatsl
0Yaf in Lppointmsni.
Offers II TO a Republican And Democrats
Kick With Both Feet.

wAsHissros, Dec. l2 The House met
1t noon today asd pfisr prayer BY tie chap
lain Speaker Crisp announced the appoint.
ment Of the COMMITTEES on accounts and
mileage - foliovs: Ga accounts, Rusk
of Mary land. chairman; Cooper OF ladi-
ana, Dickerson OF Kentucky, Moses OF
South Carolina. Seeiley Of iouA, Pearson
Of Ohio. q isekenhu:h Of New York.
G,iswold of Pennsylvsnis srd Cutting OF
On mileage, Cattle Of Mime
sofa, chairman; Crawford Of North Caro-
Ina, Kendall Of Kentucky, Caldwell Of
Ohio and Flick Of Iows. The Hou.e then,
at II. .o5, adjourn ed uoiil Wednesday night.
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THE DREADED INFLUENZA
Assuming Alarming Forms in ~. Peters
burg Strange symptoms shown.

sT. PETERsHcso, Dec. 13-The infu-
enz. has assumed alarming forms here
Some patients become mad and rush ~ildi y
through the streets 10 violent paroIysms.
then have high fevs, ard utter pYostra-
tion, often followed by death. In other
cases there sre typhoid developments.
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4 HORRIBLE CRIME.
A Black Skinned and Hearted Mnr.
derer Receives Sudden Vengeance.

SnaEvEroRT, La, Dec l3-Joe Pstter-
son, negro who yesterday killed his wife
and negro man in Bossier Parish ard
afterwards shot j. B. Lay and Dave Wsl-
lace, member of the lossla-
iurs was run down 50 close by
the mob tina, he returned to hi, home, put
ling to fight the muur0ers sitting up with
his rfes corpse. Patterson blew ont his
brains with a revolver. The mob of over
100 white and black, removed the body Of
the woman and burned the house. Pstter-
sons charred remains lie amids, the ruins.
Mr.. Wallace died last night. Mr.. Lay will
YsrnVar
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SPORTING NOTES.


Virginia is to have . state league.
1t seems nov that the tvslveclub league
will be 20 in 1899.
E3ward Carter, the famous runner, won
the 10 mile race at New York, Saturday.
Il ish's the league or the sssc ciaii1n that
demands peace 10 base ball. II is the pub
lie sr9 tina. Is bigger fsc;oT than the
longest home run hit Dan Brouihefs ever
made Cleveland Leader.
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MAN MISSING.


LyssrIgLp CENTRE, Mass, Dec. - ---
George f. E,m'deii, aged ~. avell kno. n
produce dealer. is missing from home here
since last Wednssfsy. IL is feared that
some accident has happened to him, ~ he
had considerable money upon bic person
when he disappesred. The police are
seavch,no foy him
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The i;alian steamer Ca'abria /, (. Geaea
Saturday morning fer Naples. She hal
proceeded ba, = shsr. distance when her
boiler exploded, 90 damaging the steam ~
that shs ssuk in . yery sbgrt time. Ipciud-
ing the passengers and erev, there we're 80
persons on board, Of whom 81 ver
drowned.
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THE WORK DELAYED.
Heavy Gales Prevent Successful Work
on the South Portland.

TAgrAuLls Cove. Mass, Dee. I3.-The
steamer South Portlsfd remains in the
same position as when fi,s, stranded. The
continuous heavy wind, has greatly delay
ed the progress of floating her. Three
steam pumps have been put On board and
the greater part Of the steamers cargo
removed. Work will be resumed ss soon
ss the weather permits.
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BEYOND A DOUBT


Bosros, Dec. l3.-It is established
slmoss beyond doubt that Henry l. nor
cross OF Somerville, the note broker whose
Office 10 at IL Pearl street in tnis city, vas
toe man Who exploded the bomb 10 RusseH
Ssge's off ,e in New York. MI. AID Mrs
Norcross, the parents OF the young man,
are fully convinced Of this fact, and Will 20
to New York to identify the remains.
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INSPECTOR BYRNES
Declines to Express an Opinion as to
the Identity Of the Man.

New YORK Dsc. 13.-Inspector Eyfnss
declined to express IN opiaion today - to
whs sher the bomb throser who tried to
kill Russell Sage was Henry L. Norcross
Of Boston. The inspector said he had had
no communic alton with the Boston author
lilies On the subject
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The WIND STILL BLOWING


L1sDos, Dec. I3- "A terrific gale pre-
vailed all day Ia the English channel.
The boat that plies between Folksseone
and Bouloane old no: venture out. All
pa.seosers FOR the continsns will proceed
Dy the Dover boat 10 Casts.
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ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT.
This Time Mr.. Randall sues the Chicago
News for $5a. 900 Damages.

CmicAao. Dee. Is "A Tribune special
from Detroit, Mich, says: 'Ex Reiressn-
tsiiys James A. Randall, yesterday. began
another suit against the Eseping News for
ESQ 200 damages for libel. fsis alleged that
the News Ffidsy gNbied the repor, Of the
tsstimcny in R,ndah's sl0O. 900 suit aRainst
that paper. Rsndslls various cults against
that paper aggregate 500, 900.
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FOREST FIRE


PoRrsMorrH, n. H., Dec. l3.-Word
has Just beep received that an extensive
wood fire started this afternoon in the
wood, near Banfeid roads, about two
miles out of the city. The Are is raging
fiercsly and bids fair 10 destroy property
valued at $4,000 to 5000.
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FAIR MONDAY

With West Winds and q Ceisier spell
for Tuesday.
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L0sDos, Dec. l3.--SIesmer McGsrel,
from He- York. to~ed Into Qasen.towD
steamer Westosrby, from Esspoft News,
before reported ras.ed With machinery
broken down. The Wethsrby had lost
ahafi
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Don't ruin your hesith, snd besides,
make yourself disssresable to osner people
by your continued coughing. A twenty We
cent bottle Of DIR. Bu.fs Cough Syrup will
cure you At all deaisYs-
When winters vtas. with mad tarmoi,
sTeeSz over his and plains,
liz iaea ecu nset sa.sstion Oh
To aeA. 5oar aches and paias.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-14
LEGAL Forecast.

Bosros, Dec. Is Fer New England I:
Fair, until Tuesday, stationary tempefsiufs
Monday. cooler Monday sishs ard Tus sdsy,
northwest sises.