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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
IOWA.


DIS MoIsEs, Iowa, Nov. 4, 2 P. M
The Reputl can state committee nov claims
the elecson Of their candidate. vAn Hou,en,
for liz ussnant governor, alec claim the
house 10 Republican by four and that the
senate 10 in doub,, with . probability Of .
ie, the presiding eficer being Republican.
At p. M-s4 counties complete, give
Governor B ,ies plurslisy over Wheeler,
Rep Of $3.50 The anne eoun'iss in 1889
gave Beies plurality Of 1875. The re.
naming counties gave Boiss . plurality In
1883 Of SPAS. which would ine icafe the
claim Of the Democratic state committee.
that the state would give Boies . plurality
Of 5000 to 10 900 would be sustained BY the
returns when ali in. The Republican gaias
in country distiicts are rot - large - fret
indications promised. Van Houten, the
Republican Lieutenant Governor 10 runnir 3
ahead Of his ticket. and messre returas nov
encourage the Republicans 10 believe he
may win.
1t is believed there will be . tie in the
Senate and Republican msJ ,rity Of four
in the House. This Republicans claim
me ority in both Houses, The Democrats
have elected the railroad commissioner be-
yor d . doubt. Chairman Mack Of the Re.
puclicsn committee. this EVENT. Z. comedies
Boies' election BY 5000 plurality the eiec-
ton of the balance of the Republican state
ticket, except the railrosd commissioner.
and he claims . Republican msj oriIy in
both houses of the legislature. Chsirmsn
Fuller Of the Democratic commist tee, claims
sll the state effi ses. comedies the loser
House and Gays the Senate is ia doubt.
WATERLOO. Iowa, Nov Gov. Boies
sp.nt the day very quietly al his home
receiving the returns with mAnifes, ssps-
fac ion, Advices from friends. based on
re,urns from Go counties, with estimates
for the remaining "a place Buies' M jori,y
between 5000 ard 10000 Tie Governor
is sdvis d that the Senate will stand 25
Dem Gratis; "a Republicans Members of
the House are about evenly divided be-
tween the too parties with the excep ion
Of ave members elected by the Union La
Dor ard Farmers Atlisr ce parties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
DIR. BRIGGS ACQUITTED
By the Presbytery, Who Dismissed the
Famous Charge OF Heresy.

NEw YoRK. Nov. 1 AT the r, convenir !
of the Pre.bytety here today DIR. Brlsg.
Of the Union Theolo gical Seminary, whose
conduct is being inv sigsted by the Gen.
ersl Assembly, waived the right Of reading
the charges preferred against him. ia,
dgctor read numerous objections 10 ths
charges On various grouuds. alleging they
were rot tpe ecidc, were too indt fl ate and
irr' lsvsnt,
DR.. Vsndyke stated his or lection to the
committee prosecuting ss being an origips
party to the case. The moderator decd d
Presbytevy. In this he was upheld bv q
vote Of 81 to 81. Subsequently DR.. Van.
dyke offered y resolution providius, in view
of the facts before the Pfesbytsry and the
su h ,rity conterred upoa IL, that the
charges sgsinst DR.. Briggs be dismissed
and discussion followed
Some am ndmends to DR.. Van Dykes
resolution were sccep pted and the resolution
was adopted "a to SO 10 the following form
Resolved, That the Presby terry Of New
York after having listensd d to the paper OF
Rev. DR.. Charles A. Briggs in toe case OF
the Presby terisn church 10 the United
States Of America against him ss 10 the
sufiiciency Of the CHARGES ard spec Fl cations
in form and legal effect, and without ap
proving Of the positi stated in his inaug.
ural address, at the came time desiring
earnestly peace and quiet Of the church,
ard in view Of the declarations made by
DR.. Briggs, touching bis loyalty to the holy
scriptures atd Westminster standards and
his disclaimers of Interpretation put on
some of lis words, deem IL best to dismiss
the csse and hereby does dismiss II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
4 BUSY PLACE.
Business Transacted at Liverm0re Falls
Railroad station.

Especial to the KEsNEBEc JOURNAL
LivERMoRE FAILS, Nov. ITO show
som.t ing Of the business done at the
Maine Central station at Livermore Fall.
for the month Of 0csobe-, the Journal
correspondent obtains the following: Dur
ing the month there was shipped from the
station 6.225 500 pounds of freight and l53
loaded cars OF though freight. The 'iaket
sgsnt has eod during October 594 passen-
gsr tickets. mounting 10 sl0il 20. These
594 were all leaving tovn; nov to allow
the same number coming in, there have
passed over the road to and fram this sta.
,ion abou, 1900 pa.se gers during the past
month. Livermors F lie 10 one Of the pay
ing towns OF this branch Of the Msine
Central Railroad.
The Umbagog are moving one o4 the new
large iron ''digestors" from the Maine Cen.
trsi crossing on Bridge street, to their mill
oa the other side Of the Androscossia.
The disestor weighs some twelve tens and
moves slowly. A crew Of men. assisted b.
horses, were cne half day getting II scrosi
the bridge over the river. and during thi.
tine teams c5u!d not pass over. The en-.
terprising palp company viii have theil
newly repaired mill running as an early
date - p,ssible.
Gordon Bros, barrel manufacturers oi
New Sharon, who have been locate here
this fall, have mads and shipped lsrss
quantities Of barrels esch month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
MASSACHC { SETS.
Russell Elected by About 569l-All
0;her Officials are Republicans.

Bosros. Nov. Although nearly 80
hours have elapsed since the poles were
c osed in the state election, eisht town.
have not been heard fftm at sll in
associated press returns, and there are
s5versl others whose coHpiete vote have
rot been received Footif z governor v,te g
at hand give Resell, (Drm $50 920
Allsu, (Rep 5.l36, Kimbsll (Pro
so4l. Win, (t,o) 1912. Russers
plurality. 57s4.
L. the eight missing towns last year Rus
sells vote WAS li3s; Bracket (rep) 1881
On this basis, Rus.sl's plurality in the
whole state will b. 569l
In the Legislature the Republca1s will
have msjcrity in both brsI ches, probstl,
four or Ave 10 the Serste and about 60 in
the House, siihoueh ,he returns are not yet
complete enough TO get the exact figures
The cour Gil will stand The came as At pres
ent, seven Republicans and one Democrat
The vote for lie utensnt governor, auditor
and c,h.r officers cannot be definitely stst.
ed. The entire state Republican ticket ex-
cspt governor. was elected by msjorities
from 5000 to l2 600
Atl45 a. M.-Relurrs from al but fou,
towns in the state: Allen. (Rep. l4s. 200
Russell, (Dem. 1853 49l Kimbsll, (Pro. }
1856 Winp, (Peo 1918. Russell's
plurality, 529l The four missing towns
IA.t year gave Russell 9 plurality Of 1873,
which will Increase his plurality in the state
to 5429.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
JAPAN WANTS MORE SHIPS.
Trying 10 Keep Up with the Naval Es-
tabiishmcnt Of China.

Foo Cuoo. China. Nov 4.--'Fhe subject
~ another increase Of the navy 10 Begin
ming to be actively sgitated In japan. The
appropriations made by the last Parliament
in March, Amoun nting to something more
than 10000 600. were supposed at that
time to be amply sufficient for the needs Of
the empire, but the visit paid by the
Chinese squadron Of modern war ships to
the Japanese porte duriog the past summer
has started the cry for further increase
q the naval establishment, la order that
Japan may always continue sui erior to her
neighbor in war vessels.
The Jspsnese politicians had kept posted
as to the growth Of the Chinese navy, but
few Of them were aware Of the powerful
vessels ard the ct mpleteness Of their equip
ment until the 4 OF arrived M the home
ports. The Japanese newspapers imm dl.
a,ely took up the sui jsct and urged the
incr, s,e Of the navy without d.lsy, de-
mandipg that 1t be itcteased proportion
stely to the wealth and actual II qairemsnts
( The clubtry. Bs this means always to
keep superior to her IvHerste enemy,
Chins, it follows that the outlay Of money
necessary TO continue TINS policy will be .
heavy drain upon the treasury, much more
20 ,hsu the already tver taxed japanese
sill much longer iubmn 20 rhs adhsr-
snce to this system e 10000 600 people
ryiog to vie With 450 900 600 people 10 .
war measure will ooo cause the same state
of Il airs in Japan as We now see in China.
namely, an i1cipieDt rebellion against the
rnIi powers which may break cut at any
ime.
tis true that japan has more interests
rhipa IIap Onl-
cnies Ia Cores, the l. 10 Chico and Lsdrone
Islands Of the Pacific oesa1, in Honoluls.
al 4 the various porIs India aud China all
need constantly to be watche d over and pro-
L, cled, and in order to do this her navy 10
necessary. But the navy 10 OF tufRcient
ze now, scoording to tha more cJnssrva.
i've OF her statesmen, for this purpose
The increase Of the naval budget 10 divid-
ing the people into too very well defined
parties.
Oae Of the reasons Of the increase, al
The ugh the authorities try to keep Il In the
background, is the growing suspicion and
haired Of Russia on acc u,t Of her sup
posed intention to annex Cores. Japan re-
CARDS this peninsula as . barrier between
herself and China and the acquisition Of Il
BY Russia would not only remove the bar
tier but enable an equally dresded enemy
(Rl.sis) to gain Q fooihold in the Eat
wlich it 10 the chief desire OF japan TO
ch ,ck aud to be within q days sail Of Jap
ssse territory should open nos,i i.ies ever
bresk GU! between them. JspsD 10 plucGy
eutuah, but her mesDs are 70 sufficient 10
.lio~ her t. compete ssain,t The dosigns OF
Russia aud China and uoless her own peo-
. lie rice up sud put stopt, the voting Of
la,gs Gums for war purpl.s and the con-
81 quent increase OF tsr,tion the J.psness
ooiitici,n will cin,ibue his policy Of sssres.
sion unul tue country is yirtusliy bank
fupt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
GRAND NEWS FROM OHIO.
Republicans Eject Mckinley and Ma.
jority in Both Branches Of Legislature.

On learning the z orious news from Ohio
Gov. Burleigh sent the following consrat-
ulatory telegram to Governor.elect McKin-
ley:
AUGUSTA, Nov. 4, 1891.
HoS. WILLIAM McKIsLEr, JR., Canton,
Ohio.
Accept my hearty congratulations on
your grest victory. II was \ signal triumph
fer the sound currency and the protective
system 90 ably advocated in your canvass.
Edwin G. BuRLEisH.
The following kilograms were received
by Hon. J. II. Marley, chairman Of the
Republican state committee. yesterday
morning and tells the story Of the handsome
victory OF the Republican party in Ohio:
CoLUMBus Ohio, Nov. 3.
J. II MAsLEY, Augusta. Me.
We have elected NJ KiDley, entire state
ticket and me 1rity in both branches Of the
Legislature. Wa NJ. HAHN.
Chsirman.
CoIuMBus, Ohio. Nov. 4.
Hos. J. II. MArLgr, Cbsirmsn Republican
State Committee, Augusta, Me
We have won q magnificent victory.
The entire state ticket is elected from
Is, 900 to 81 1,o00, and both brst ches Of the
General Assembly sre Republican by S5 TO
81 on joint ballot Protection and hone ..
money was the REPUBLICAN bstls cry.
WV HAHs, Chairman.
Mr.. Msuley ALEC sen! the following hearty
telegram Of congrs,ulstion from Maine
Republicans to Hon VIM. MtK,Dley,
Jr.. Governer-elecs Of Ohio:
AUGUSTA, Nov 4.
Hor WV McKTsLEY, JR.. Canton, Ooio
The Republicans Of Msine send yog
hearty congratulations. The result IL .
personal triumph for you, ard . grand
victory for protection, reciprocity sSt
hone.t money. Ii defeats free coinsgs
and free trade. J. II. MAsLEY,
Chairman Republican State C1mmitte.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
CHEERS AND Kisses
Greeted Tillan Il Waterford At the
National Federation Convention.
skulls Cracked by Parnellites, Who Held
the Fort Everywhere.

DUBLIN. Nov. &-Mf. Dillon. on affir'
ing at Waterford today. was received viii
mingled cheers ard hisses- Three hundred
police guarded the National Federation
delegates on their way to the convention,
held ia City hall.
The police, with bstors repslled the re-
peased charges made BY the mohs. Par
nellite sympsthizsrs Who tried to rush
through the entrance Of city hall were
beaten back Mr.. Dillon left the conven.
ton hail and on his way to the railway
station was guarded BY police AMI . hundred
priests.
The mob followed and kept up . con'in.
uous attack until Mr.. Dillon obtained shell
ter in the station. A number Of skulis were
cracked. Thirty delegates, while cfossip z
q toll bridge. were thrown to the ground
and uampled upon, many beins badly hur'
and bleeding profussly when rescued by
the police.
Several thousand Parr elites held the
approaches to the convention hall and
everywhere struck down their opponents
The whole quay, 9 mile in length. vas the
scene Of savage hgh'ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
NAVAL FORCE
Needed 10 Protect American Interests In
Brazil ut Once.

wAsnISoroS, Nov. &--Ths reported
revolutionary movement In Brasil socom-
panied by = DE- clsrston Of martial laws and
the establishment Of 8 dictatorship 10 likely
to cause smother demand upon the already
strained resources of the navy.
II 10 regarded ne cesssry for The protection
Of American interests that = U aited States
avail force be at hand there in case OF .
formidable outbreak, The only vessels
regularly attached TO the South Atlantic
Il t,tiou now in the vicinity Of Rio De Janeiro
are the Essex and Tsllspoosa. The frst 10
au old wooden cruiser and The second 10
~nrn out and unsersiceatle and has been
o6ered for sale.
The Boston Is some~h "a the Bra
rilian coast. en- route 10 the PAoiti'. and Il
"a not probable shs can BE- detained. The
Yorktown vas at Bshi.. Brxil, Saturday,
ard will probably ne ordered by cable to
r-msin there or return TO SAntoe, notwi,h.
standing the fact hat she also 10 On her way
TO the Pacific s!a,ion. Mean while the work
Of repair on the Newark at Boston 10 being
dressed. In case Of an emergency Admiral
Gheradi, with the assship Philadelphia,
now on her way to the West Indies from
New York, could be ordered by cable 10
proceed to Rio de JAneiro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
TN!yERSALIST FAIR
At Richmond "opens Auspicously--Wi
Coniinue Three Nights.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JoUKFAL
RICHMOND, Nov. The sixth annus
fair sivea by the la les of The Uoiverssli-'
parish opens at the opera house tonishi
and will continue ill Friday evening. Ar
attractive stage programme has been pro
vdsd. Hick'fy Farm. omedy drama Of
New Eu gland life, will be presented
his evening by the A + F.
dramatic club Of Richmond $3.50 worth nj
presents will be gwen away On seas n tick
e.s aud two gold watches viii be given tc
tae boy or girl having the most votes.
The Richmopd Ssvii g, bank is all right
W. bad rot a dep1st with the Maverick
ban {" sad Treasurer Gsubert to The JoUR
NAL cJriespoIaent today
81. Cali has leased The Chapman store
80 SaI street.
Nellie Hurley who has been visiting fol
some tnie in Boston, arrived on the bcs'
ti;s morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
1Special to the KENNEBEo JouRNl

Especial to the KEsNEBEc JOURNAL.
BURSHAM, Nov. 4-Ies,erday while
Samuel Wood and fsDils were eating their
dinner, they discovered that the roof of the
house was all on Are. Tue wind vss blow
iDg very fresh at the time and the flames
made .uch rapid work that they had time
to get bu, very little of their household
goods oui Of the house. They lost house,
barr, hsy, and all their crops raised this
,esr we're in The house add barn. The loss
f.ls heavy on Mr.. Wood There was s
small insurance
Fire, have been ruanig in the grass
Adds Sc, BY the railroad engine. VIM
Over and Fred Nsrdn hsd narrow escape
yesterday to save heir puiidinss from oura-
ing AID today the fire came very nsSr the
bnIijipr. Of Ewn A Nssh snd Henry
Doe. The feds are 90 dry 'hsi the hre
,uns over them very fssi aud sImo.t every
train ,h,t passes sets more CT less fires.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
A STR NeE TALE
Of Cruelty to = Sangers,ille Nan by a
Sea Captain.


Especial to the ksn1ebec JOURNAL
WArEKvnLE. New. "A young man
| appiied for loisirg st The poiice station
here. and told hard story. BE said his
same wss Forest Davis, and ihas ti, home
Vas ia SargssviIls. which pisee he was
tryieg to resea. His health being poor he
went TO ses. shipping or the David Norton,
from Bah, engaged in the West Indies
trade. In . CABIN port be was taken
sick. AID for 10 days could not
even turn him,ef in his bunk
When the vessel arrived a. Bath, be says
the captain turned over the balance Of his
wages, s24 II. TO the FIRST maie and cook
for tAkiag care Of him They took him to
Augusta, where they sbsrdoned him With
out cent He hsd been able to be oa his
fee: only . fes days. but vas anxious
above all things to get home, and, sick and
discouraged, started on foot for Sanger
vile. He Vas obliged to lie down
several times before reaching sbis city, ard
when be showed up ss the police station was
in great distress. He vas provided With
bed and fdoi BY the officsrs and With money
put in his hard by kind-hesrtsd gsntls-
man. was able to pay his fare to Sanger
villa. 1hs case 10 one that should receive
attention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
A QUEER DECISION
In Itata Case in Direct Opposition to
Established Precedents.

WAsHIsGrox. Nov. 4 Attorney Gen.
eral Miller has received di'pstoh from
the United States st,orney at Los Angeles,
Cal in regard to the I'a,a case, saying
"The Court in an elaborate written de.
cision has decided that the purchase and
shipment of arms on the I,ats was legit
mate commercial transaction, and that the
Insurgents we're not a etste, colony or dis
trics of people within the mesnicg Of sec.
ton 1888 "
The st,orney-genersl said that this was
surprising in view of the fact that Judge
Brown of The sou hern district Of New
York, in the case of Mary N Hogan, and
Judge Hughes OF the eastern district Of
Virgins, 10 tie case of the United States
against ''241 boxes Of arms" had recently
decids d actually the reverse. An appeal
hiss been ordered by the a,tofney-gsneral.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Contested SEATS.
Notice Of the Contest of Six Congress
siOnal Seats Filed with the Clerk.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The notice Of
Intention to c1nrest the right to seats of
six members-elect to the House of Repre-
sertstivss cf the 52i Congress has been
fill d ~i,h the cleik Of The House, They
are Henry r. Noyes vs.. Hosea H..
Rockwell 2sth New York district;
John q Reynolds vs.. George W.
Sioux, 18th Pennsy lvsuis district; Thomss
Fl. Grsevy vs.. Ed~Md Scuil, 20sh Penntyl-
vania district; Alexander X. Craig VS..
Andrew Stewart, "a h Penpsvlvanis dis
trict; Thomss + Miller vs.. VIM. Elliott.
7th South Caroiins distiict; John V. Me-
Duffie VS. L2ui, W Turpip. 4th Alabama
district Ia the Pennsylvania cases, the
conte s:ees were elected as Republicans, but
in the other cssss the contestees wire
elected as Democrats In the last House
IL contested election cases were before the
committee on electors,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
THE CRISIS AyERTED.
Dominion Officials Patch Up Peace and
the Fun is Postponed.

OTTAWA, Ont Nov. 4.-The cabiuel
political crisis il over temporarily. This
morninR Secretary Of Siste Chsplesu called
on the Premier ard held an interview with
him. the other ministers present being Sir
John Thompson and Hon. George f
Foster. The result Of the interview was
ths. Secretary Chspleau agreed to con'in ue
10 liz present position for time and cue
ceed Hon. Edgar Dewdney ss minister Of
the interior, when the latter retires to bs
come lieutenant governor of British Colum
bis J. A Oime', ex-Spesker of the House
Of Common will succeed Mr.. Chaplesu al
sec,et.ry Of state. A. r Augers. lisuten
ant governor of Qaebec, will come ihto tn
cabinet ss minister of agriculture, re pscin :
Senator CARING.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
CLEVELAND'S VIEWS
On the Election, Though He Is Not
Anxious 10 Obtrude Them.

New YoRK Nv -Ex-PfesideptC Cleve-
lspd gave his opinion on TIE result Of the
election as follt VS.: . OF course, every one
has q Iigot to put his own construction
upon the result and am not az x,ous to
obtrude my ideas, but il seems to me some
things ought to tie no longer doubtful
Any man who still thinks that tariff reform
is the settled aad absolute issue OF that the
importance Of sound and safe m ,ney is q
question upon which people can be blinded
is either wilfully wrong or dangerously
dull
st seems to me. too. thst the Democrats
ought to be sstisfie d that q staunch sdher-
encs to the principles of their party does
not r. quire the abuse of those who show
an Ia clina,ion to help US. II very much
regret the defeat of Gov. Campbell. He
has been brave an honest official. This
and the splendid canvass he made entitled
him to success. While the election Of
Flower, Russs II sn6 Boies ought to cause
the utmost rejoicing among the Democrau
they should not forget that with these
things ONES the obligation to be true to
the people, honest in the advocacy Of our
principles and decent in all things."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Republicans, 50; Democrats, 80.
PHILOSOPHIC CAMPBELL.

The Herald's fsures on The assembl,
. e Re putltcsns, So; Democrats, 50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
STEAMER OTTAWA WRECKED
On Seal Island-Will Be Total Loss =
Crew All Saved.

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 4 -Stesmer Otts-
va Of the Furness Line, from this port fo'
81. John. N B, is ashore a. Bl)rde Rock,
near Seal Islands. The ship will be full
Of water at high tide, and ii is exps c.ed
she will be total wreck. The prospects
Of salvage Of the csrgo are very email.
The crew lsrded on Seal Is snd. TIE
Ottawa arrived here Friday last from
London, and proceeded for ST. Johp, Sat
urdsy evening. The o tswa vas . com.
psrstively new vessel, and hsd about 25C
t.ns of cargo for St John on board.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
Yailruans & STEAMBOATS,
Maine CENTRAL RAILROAD


GOrH9 WEsT-sSo 4. 4. for lewiston,
Raexiand, Portland, Boston and monfreni; I'D L.
n, for RaIiovsli, 6As1tnsf and South 6asdiasr;
j0loA. n. for Brunsvi 1, Lewiston, fArnin9tcn,
Roekisnd. rortiaad and Boston, connecting for
Whis Aountaia fotnts. % 2. 4. For
HaIloveIl, Gardiner and South Gardiner; os
r. u. for Bruaswiek. Bath, Rockiaad. Portland,
Boston, s.S, fexprsss) Portland and Boston and
Montreal, sM r. H. for HAilcWel, Gardiner and
Bosth 0ardiner. ii.1o p. n. might PallnaE) for
Lviston, Bath, Portland and Boston
&OfN6 EAsT-aio A. n. might express) for
sE0vsszan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar H<bos, 81.
stsrhsns, st. John and Aroostosk County; Q "a A
Vsneeboro. i2a7 r N. for Wac Vile, eonnssting
for oakland. Giaths9p and Lewiston. as r. NJ.
for xtsryius, Oakland, North An,On,
Bingham, 5toxhegan. Beifas.. Dover and
FoE roft, Bangor, Bar Harbor, ST. Stephens,
st. John and AJoes look County, GA satardzy "
only a. IN r. ". for Wxtsryilie, and oandzy
oniy. Et SH A n. f1y Bang0r.
The Might Pullman Trains run esst. way every
night, sundays in iIsded, bat not 70 Skovhegsn
on Monday m5rntnKs. or 10 Belfast, Decker, OF
beyoo1 bangor. On san isy mornings.
The day express trains gong West at 1910
NJ and Fast at as r. NJ. rua daily, Sundays In
elBded between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land, Bangor and IT John.
ACCOHMODATIOy TRAIN for Augusta
2. NJ: Gardiner, 6 5s A. NJ. i2o and tlts r. N.
Ha! lowell. bl89 1. NJ. rs and fI53 r. N.
Through tickets 70 California and all poinis
South and Nest may be had Of II Walker
ticket Aseat, Augusta, t1e only otie- In A1Susts
ceiling via all roatss and chsosins baggage tree oI
expense.
PAYsos TUCKER, Vice Pres. l. 6enr Manager
v. T.. B0oTHBY. 0snl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Oct !, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-05
UNIyERSALIST FAIR
Successfully Opened at Pittsfield-A
Large Attendance.


Especial to the KEsSxBEc JoURNAL.l
PIrrsFIELD, Nov 4-Pit:sheld is uota
Bile for lis successful fairs. and the one
beginning this evening uuder the auspices
Of tse U1iversalist L4dies Aid SocietY is
certainly no exception. The fair will hold
through Thursday and Friday and two
dramas by home talent will b.
presented. numerous lis and other
festiviiss will engage the time Of its
patrons besides sales Of fancy articles ,etc ;,
About 500 course tickets have been sold,
E1te i've pre-, arati, ns have been made for
the drama lhis evening", eptitled THE
Cor dsrste Spy" which red cts much
credit upon those participating, and
especially Mrs Lester Curnforth under
whose management the play is conducted
Uoioa Hsll is packed VITA highly sppre-
ci.tlve audience