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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

Mr.. Eihti1se $ BROOKS, the popular
writer Tor Young people, and, for that mat
ter, fot thousands Of old,r folks A. we'll.
hs. become ,hr editor of the Wide Awake
and other l.1thrap periodicals. MIR. Bro0hs
is Maine man, son OF the late Rcv. h, &.
Brooks formerly OF bath
Mrs Hannah Kellogg, wlfo of Rev. Eit-
iAh Kellogg, the popular suihor, Who hss
hern a great invalid for years died ut
Hsrps~eli on Monday, aged a years. Mrs
Kellogg Was devoted 90 the interests OF her
fsmAy consisting Of hushand, son and
daughter. q woman OF most quiet address.
bu, bright and genial in manner. and yer
table hclpms,r " her husbsnd in the dis
charge Of the daues Of a long PASTORAL iife.
and that husband has devoted himself for
years to the care ot his Invalid wife both
Of whom are eudeared to the people OF
ilsrpswell Who nest KNOW them.
David Mason a veteran conductor of the
Esstern Railroad and one OF the most es-
un,able citizens oi Hslem, Msss died at
his home IN that city Dee. =. liza was born
IN Maine, Dee -, lsls, but had lived in
Salem Tor mors than 50 years. In 1851 he
entered the employ Of ,he Esatefn Railroad
Company. and vas promoted. until N 1886,
he was appointed passenger conductor on
the Lawrence branch OF the Eastern Rail
rlai. and served faithfully until June |,
1898, whom he resigned. During his D.
yesrs' service as conductor he never had
a passenger soriously injured. lie WAS .
Free Mason and dentili7d with other organ
nations.
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TnL GRAVES TRIAL.


psNvEK Col, Dee. Il In the Bsrnshy
G.aye. irisi todsy Mrs. r. y. Worell. jt
Was lhc Atst witu,ss. She remembered the
srflysl of she dvsdty bottle al her houss
snd thought il Couisiood ~hiskel for che
heard some onH ssy go. While Mrs Harm
aby was at her house. she, witness her
husbsad and Mts wotrrll, ST, V.flted Mr.
worrells rar Oh near Morrison The party
returned from the ranch about O'Clock al
night. Mr.. Norreli stopped Al the Office to
Get The msii. when the witness and he
sirlrsd home the uwo lsdics were very i,
They sskta Mrs. Worreil what ".
wrong. She replied that Mrs, RArnsby had
mixed tvO phiskcy todiirs aHA they drsah
them and had become III Mrs. Worried
was retchng and exclaimed. II sm blrbins
up '' few minutes later Mrs. Batnshy
vas taken sick with the same symptoms
She told the witness that she was mover so
.lck in her hto, aud aided "Oh, drank
from ;he bottle. to So The next lay Mira
BArnaby sppesrcd brlght,r Witness asked
her If she recugn,a,d the handwriting
on the bottle sDd sne sail M
wime,s slkei her If she suspected the
Eennetts, and she repeated No Asked
her # she thought Dr Graves sent It. and
Mr.. Barnsby Vas silent Witness knew
Bt. Graves saw him Arst on Fillsy follow
Jog Mrs. Bsrnsby death al her home,
She asked him IL he know Mrs Bsrnshy
was dead; "fas" the doctor replied, ~
suppose .he died OF shock, and Mfs
Graves and made up our mlGds what II
was
No" the vi meas returned, she died
of .omething more II sdful. Then told
him ali about the InCksgv, and said the
doctor must have CoutaIutd poison. She
told him the bottle came from Boston sud
when IT was nVcaed, Mrs. BarRsby thought
II came from Tue Bennclls Before Mrs
Bsrnaby's death Ahe asked me TO take the
bottle from her trunk, aud did so and we
both smeIled OF L and placed It up0H the
table where il remained uutlt the hectOr
sealed il. | pom cross examination Mrs
warrull, Jf admitted that the bottle re-
manned Ia the buggy al tine livery stable
all night. and was not brought 10 the house
until the next day.
Mrs. AlleG, gfanhmoth7r Of Mrs. Wor
relI .ir TESTIFIED 10 the Illness Of Mira
Barnsby and Mts Worfeil. Sr. She nursed
Mrs. BatHshy great deal, and one day
Mrs Bsrnaby ssii to her Oh, keep tins
horrible affair still don't let Il get into the
papers. ] will put this in the hands Of the
psst detectives. am ssiished thsi
some one IL not using me night
have no enemies. but | think a maid
tisd does not Ike me She was employed
a, Dr. titsvess rsquest. Witness asked
her II there 4ss anyone who would 10 this
She replied that she had left Dr. Caves
{ 10 600. sud then roOke Of her m0iber dy
lns not ioag before aLd slso spoke Of ber
dsush.er.
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nsw IORx, Dre. u
FtloUH--H Hooeipt,. ts9o, psss. exports. ,s22.
bsiA, '2lsn saess. dail. 0rHs, -----------
saiTs. 2rlu' buah; io~ rsun hss% 70, CITY
nil.sf afsss 10, Gty NIL, patents. - <5se5IsO.
winter Wheat, low gfadsa, o. Ssas3 rs fair 20
fancy, tt.snafs ~ patrst-. a. nist5.1. Minnesota
oisM, ~ 3aati 8" s'rRights. ~ cgass IS, DO "a
.oBt7. p.51as1.61, tgs mis1pr', t.@sAti ~, sup
WHEtT Res'trp 4stth bush, sHpotts. ists'5,
'hie'. 51tfN dnIl. spsoT -------------------.
NO rca, f',a,-'i, -,DI' ard elevator. 1904
AVS snoAi, a6.at,At fob. 10. red 10.
asrd to stf,vo !i2taii = no Hortftfu. if3s
HrE- nominal, ~'Ho5u, tot4alHl
RsFTET- 'iH1, pn. Hti sausse. FtaD
Cons 10 u.tr lha<H. ~UOr. SitS sales.
'ipoo, ia9'r. i'r' gasf mod setiye, closing
steady n" p t"tiH1i. r'rsaioT. 0i.. pG0at. No
FShHy, s',Htifr mixrd, .
~ is~ hesfigls 2IaA5I ssports is3500. saiss.
1900. quiet, VtBk. lover. No. ! @S. do
white, 70 30. 4, '1.sus, 10 white, tia%2i /,
40 l. sHae I.i. a. en,'-. -, mixed pss.'n.
Colris- his. quiet, firm. No 7. i7.ami.
srnst-Ka~. 1nu, r-'T, refined. duh !,
laasr, No. &. ;lia, No J. , ~.
10. u. az, No IA. aas 90 l4a8i5is.
m0ald, az standard, i3lA, eonfec
TONERS silb. cot losf and crush, 81 .
powdered, T. sfRasiaied,f B ista4 n ,o1bes ~
rETNoiE steady, quiet, united. ~
fpIE- dpij sisssY
Bgzr-luHt
rtf ham. 1ail.
LA4b- Io~er, doll. ves.sr, steam, o. 20.
Guy. @ t'Hnsd, gui"' continent, Soss Is y.
~.
BiTss-1oiet. weaker, state dairy, i7szs; do
oE' a'ust4, 1g~16, 10 creamery, nsAi sHs'ern
Ca.N-k- quiet, sboai .,r,4y
EfFishts L t>ss-gE94~, mafIst, veal, dull.
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THE TAN WAS LEGAL.
Names Tax on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Will Mold.

WAsuissror, Dec. II The United
States Supreme Court today held, in an
An opinion rendered by Justice Field, that
the tax levied by the State OF Maine on the
gross receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway
Company Of Canada for the privilege Of
exs rcising its frsncbi.es within the State
Of Maine. was legal and constitutional and
vas not contrary TO the provision Of the
constitution prohibiting states from regu-
ls,ing interstate commerce. -Four Justices
dissented and Eve signed the opinion.
The tax WAS levied under general law
passed ia 1873 prescribing an excise tax
upon all railroad. operated within the State
tor the privilege Of exercising their fran
chises. The rate was fixed on sliding
scale, dependent upon the amount Of gross
receipts per mile. this average per mile
being determined by dividing the total trans
portation receipts by the number Of miles
operated. Roads partly within and partly
without the State we're assessed by multi
plying the sverage gross receipts per mile
by the number Of miles operated within the
State.
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PINE TREE, No. So.
Order of Railway Conductors Hold
Public Installation i'm Portland.

PORTLAND. Dec l4.-PineI Tree Divis'
ion, ss, Order Of Rsilwsy Conductors.
held . public installation at Rossini hall
last evening. The conductors we're pres
ent in force, with ladies and friends. Col.
and Mrs. F. z Boothby. General Baggage
Agent Il. H. Towie of the Maine Central,
W. A. r. Boothoy Of Wstsrviile were
present - invited guests.
The exercises we're opened by Chief
Conductor Wellington Spfa. as. assisted BY
Aetna Junior Conductor +. II Cteavss.
Mr.. Sprasus Introduced the Installing .ffi-
GERS, W. Z Mooney. deputy grand chief
conducsor, and C. D. Baker. grand mar-
shal, both Of Nes f. gland Division, Bos-
ton, BY whom the oticsrs we're installed ~
IN order % follows;
hisf conductor, Wellington Sqrssue :
assistant chief conductor, Charles c. Berry I;
% cretsry and treasurer, SJioa :. Cah,ii !
senior conductor, Charles B. Pratt; junior
G nductor. Frank H. Cleaves; inside sensi-
rel, George Barbour; outside sentinel.
]. B. Chandler.
An interesting musical sni literary pro-
srsmme followed the inhalation. Chief
Copducf Sprsgus. in behalf Of the division
presented Mr.. Cskill With beautiful silver
tss set, 10 token Of the appreciation BY the
division Of bis services
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river; ,ailruAas- Psltixrsv-o aajro-oen-
tenniAi (sslset}, chairman; Indian affairs /;
! pabt,c lsn6s; railroads; improvement Of
Mississippi river. flsu-Territosles. chair
| insn; Judiciary patients; revision Of laws,
Piame-Puhhe lsr1. chairman; spp:o-
pflAsloas; District az Columbia, irsnspoits-
,ien Ard sale Of meat protacts select
Poser-To examine tliv several branches
as eivii service, chairman railroads trans
pofsAtien sud sale of uacst p.oiucts select :
mEsss and mining improvement on the
Nj. ,issiEpi river. Pfocto,-fo establish
university IN the usiteJ Ststrs select,
chsigmsE revision II laws; immigration
military STARE private land claims, organ
.IeiaB, conduct and expenditures Of exec
utiye d psrGme4ss.
Qisy--L Lthrsry, chairman; conan msrce
pubic buildings and ssoaad; ~ensn's ssf'
frsge ssiecfN Sknders--Enreliei bills,
ehs,rmxn irrigs,ion claims public lands;
pAtents, private lard claims. Sswyer-
PostrS fhees And post roads, Chairman
commerce. Pensions; revolutionary claims;
investigate coalition Of Potomac river front
Of Washington select Ssefmsn-koreisa
relations. chairman, Aasnce, rules;
qasi -esnotenisl select; Eeiversisy Of
ullGei States tselxct' investigate cosiI-
ton Of Potomac river front Of Washington
select.
Shoup-Ipdisa depstAs,ians sel,cs).
chairman, pensions territories iadian
sftrs. Squlre--r rrxnsportstiQn routes to
seahosrd, chAimAa coast deftnces; lm
a. igvstion fisheries; public bulldogs sni
grVunds; University OF thu United States.
select. : snford i paolic huildirss and
sronnl. chairman: edunsttus. stewart
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AUTOPSY SHOWS INSANITY.


NEW IoHK Dec u coroner mes,emef
m ste po6li' today the result Of the eIsmi-
nation msde By him and other pbyHCisus
upon tie brain u the bomb throver. ASS
retult Of the examination II IL gel orally
,nceded by the ply ysiCisns that the bomb
ihro-er vss Of uusound mind for . pro
I acted pert 4, his iessni,y not being OF
,uiien devsiouement. Ibe dynsmitet'-
brain Weighed l2l0 sTammss, three ounces
below the average
Coroner Mgssrmrr received a letter today
from = Il Marsh. Fhl sirlphis, 10 shlch
vas enclosed 4 piesats Of = missing Pbila
delphlsn. The missing man was last heard
Of IA the vicinity Of the oil region at Pitt
burg The coroner ha- an idas the crank
nlsy have been IN the OIL country for =
considerable time and there learned the
use Of explosives. The picturs slightly
resembles the features Of the dynanitsr.
Coroner MessemsT sent an urgent mes
sage today to the Nereror fanny Boston,
to come and Identify their con II it De he.
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NO. 2e6.
FIRES IN MAINE.


BInnsroRp, Dec, II The buildings
owned ev lrvius }. Tsrhan snd occupied
ey ftaak Loesrey At hidAeford Pool
burned Sunday, TAe esa.e was a defective
chimney. Loss, ssoooi insured. ssieo.
BslsA.r. Dee "A The barn o. u II,
keena Of Freedom, valued Al $500, And four
horsss owned Q, CG1otd~W ntworth. val
asd at $500 hss burned iasared for $3.50.
LvrxSoxs FIlLs, Dec. IA set Of
farm baidluss relVHsHs % A 5. Thomp-
sen % lsy. we're Lutae3 10 the ground last
Saturday. Los, about $500
Special TO the kFsssssc JorssAL.
ST. AlRASs, Dec, IL --Esriy this even
ins eur village was again ssain aroused by
the ety ot dre. This time Il WAS Mrs.
Sarah Ftnst's house. II osnsht in the eli
aroaad the ehimnsy, white Mrs Ffost and
her daughter wrte At pssy,r meeting, oas
citizens we're thrrc tsbi away, with . lad.
der and loIs OF water. lhr hse vas soon
srtiusulshed hut t left 9 sorry looking
place TO take btess fast Ia Sued,y morning.
No insursncs this time.
Barn. nsc. li--tire this afternoon
nearly DESTROYED lhc honse Of Daniel Barter
GA tfepth ntn laeurei Dvelling OF
Alfred ktug vas damaged about s600.
Tee uesrc,. hydisUi Wa, 1000 feet away
aud the Hyhi Vas = hard one.
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IN CONGRESS.
Senate Committee Assignments
As Nov Made Up.
Bach Ian's Plaee. --Chansss Eotlcsd in
the Committees.


| WAFHisGros, Dec. lt.--Ataong the bill:
| introduced and referred ID the Ssnats to
day were the following BY s4aires, for
a monument TO Gen. 5. Grant 10 the city
\ Of Washington. By tel.on, 10 amend the
steam ship subsidy act. 10 execute the treaty
stipalAtions and in reference TO Chine Sd
immigration. By Cameron, several bills TO
| xd just the pensions Of these vho have lost
| ey go or limbs, or the use of them. BY
Gsilinser, for the better protection Of the
public service.
BY Pefsrs, 20 increase the number OF
chaplsias 10 The army; TO regulate the rate
of pensions, and i3r the .etAkins OF special
supplementary census, b. Harris. to ro-
peal all the laws discriminating sssihss the
circulation Of state banks. By Coke, 10
amend the lava In relation to national banks
and TO retire their circulation. BY Wash
burn, de fning options in futures ard
imposing taxes thereon. by Hale, 10 es-
tabIish parmAnen, census office and to pro
vide for the taking Of the l2ih and 18th and
subsequent censuses.
By Mitchell to prohibit absolutely the
coming Of the Chinese into the niied
States, whether they are Chinese subject
or Otherwise. By Frye. to establish q
mariae board for sdyaocement Of the in
teiest Of merchant marine, 10 smeud the
laws IS 10 the regulation Of steam vessels.
admitted to American registry. vessels bulls
10 the Uoited States and ovnei BY AmeTi-
can citizens residing abroad, for the COIN
mission on the subjtci Of the alcoholic
LIQUOR trs flic, TO ameld the acts 10 the life
saving service. to amend the Pactc rail
road act, to extend time for Il ling French
spoliation claims.
By Carlisle, to reimburse several states
for the interest paid on moneys expended IN
raising troops. By Manderson. for sur
vey Of the interior Of Alasks. By Sherman
for the uniform Classification OF wheat, rye,
oats, etc. By Chandler, TO regulate and
improve the civil service Of the United
States; to allow the pay Of rear admiral TO
commodofes while acting as rear admiral
BY Mitchell pensiouing soldiers who served
in the Indian War.
BY Dolph, . resolution calling on the
war department for . repor. IS to whether
the provisions Of the last river and hsrbor
bill TO prevent unlawful obstruction of
nsvigable waters Of the United States have
been enforced, ard if not Why not agreed
to. Aldrich moved An amendment to the
rules (copy Of which he gave notice last
week regulating the admission to the
foor Of the Senate. The amendment WAS
adopted. he Senate then went into exc
cuuve session, when some nominations
were referred to committees. and then st
i.2O the Senate aoi burned until tomorrow.
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RaiIruaos & Steausbuzts
arrangement sf Trains In Eject ysv.
g3th, 1891.

oorua WE3T-sG A. n. tor Levfstsr
ss-ssz.a YorrlAad, Boston and Aonsrsai 3A5 a
= - Rsl;oveu fbasdia~r asd .oatb eSafetaef
I,sA n for Bfuaasi 4, t.s%tssen ssrasing- a
rs~stass Portlsaa and Boston. eoIase.fHx fos
Ssssr aoantain kants, zGs p n fpf
a.sin~eil. asffiner kEd ssafb ssrainsF. 4
: Z sof Bruassfck. ssis, Portland, ssast4n.
"a j satsyisys oniys for koetlAed sas r. NJ. fos
nsossg Gzfslssf Asa soses ssgfdinsr. II %
~ faisht rsiimSnj tot Lewiston, Bath, Port
M and sostoa.
G0iNG EAsT-2-i0 A. n. might expfsssJ tos
ssavaezan Belfast. Bangor, Bar HagboY. 9s
ss.s,s \. 4. Jol.n saa AToo~soas Csnsfyi ) ia
= scf wstsryiiie. Bh0whsgaB and gsasgf; . -
2 d Tor atsryiils. Oakland, sartA As, On.
asfaan, 5k0xhssxn. srifsss, Dessy asd
- ,sft Bangor, Bar HsrDSf, 81 st~pHs ss
= Jata sad AEo0-took County, and 80 sadsys
ssty ssi7 8. NJ. tsf saBs0f.
IL. 4ixh, paliman rraias faa essh wa7 every
.aral sundays ia iadsd, but mot 70 Sss1he gan
"a soadsy mornings, or 10 B~lfsst. Dsxssr, er
ss,osd sasxor. on san iay mornings.
faa 54y express. trains going West at 1910 A
4 snd Easf At s.ts Y. ". raa daily, ss sdsgs tn
ssd O. John
Acc0nM0DATf0y TRAIN for Augusta
,s,ss sosth tlafaiaef, s-sS A. n: 10 and 70
= IL; Gardiner, 9 IS A. NJ. 70 and as r. NJ.
IA sssll ssg 4. NJ, rs and $S9 r. NJ
fhfsays tickets 10 California and all patn.s
sos,h aHd West may b. had Of w. II Walker
sasst sss at, Assasfa, toe only oiiies In A3gasts
,.Ilny Tia ali routes and Ssshing bAsgazs frss o1
.Ktsass
rAYsoa TUCKER. yies Pres. & 0eal Manager.
m. gooTHBT. essr Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, seV. %. 1891.
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The Apartment TO Nhieh ths unhaypJ wretch s.
aoptasn - isaa1tHsfory Yheu1 afisfs ~ md I'd a
chamber o. hoFrrf7- Appalling are the tosfart .
inaie,ea b. i1is sg1ui1,us eVnplsin'. and tho .
endHses bJ ptfsoa- saaetiGg from H.tider snrm.
Cf IL are sesrfe tuessh. Jtstiuafe az 4 l. In ~
mature dsSeiot u il curly fsactisb at
fbe asts~s gish Heztsfier's sf9issth III Z p. Il,
IL 6nl.eiY s@4ef ~ eed aoTr GF e4ly.' f4.Aeo :
;haz .ls yttsGB often sssa % .ss1sa IT, AlNsx.
should 81 D blrEs is ia.gd B3 thor seesinx it
IRON Fs 1ins istn. tfst Lor,h goEfgeEalJ.s ID sEa
yIsH; sisZs. It D. LSt VBiT >is5Doga bal daa.
gof0ss st-g fsi3y dsgfiVyrc on &c sssHf Of u.
tends Bes % att-cs ~ vital yarTs This consi8
srsiinn sff1a had - TIE early ssep.tya of eara
t3st iIsa tsres. The BiitrFs sill ovrtcose nala.
rial, kidney, dyspsp'ie And bilious trouble.
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SENATOR FRYE
Introduce. Bills on Pacific Railroad
Debts and Life Saving Service.

WAsursGroN, Dsc. II In the Senate
today FRYE rt introduced with 3 number Of
.p,epdments the bill reported by him,
March "a lsst, from the select committee
on Pacific railroads, providing TO- the re-
funding Of the debt Of the Pacific ra'lrosd'
The greater potion Of the amendments are
changes proposed in dsses IN tic bill to
make it effective next year.
He also introduced bill authorizing the
secretary of the treasury to sppoint an
assistant superintendent for the li'e-ssving
d strict comprising the coast OF Rhode
Island hereby created. With compenss-
,ion Of SLIGO The bLl SIes the salary OF
keepers of all stations snd houses ofreiugs
at $1,000 per sunum; and the compensation
Of all the .urfmen at SIS per month when
employed.
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THE PENSION LIST.


WAsHi.Gros, Dee. Senator Cam
eron today introduced oiil providing that
all persons on the pension rolls and all
persons hereafter granted pensions who LOST
the sight Of 9th or one eye, or both hands
or feet, to be totally diEsbled,
or one hand or foot. so they may be neHiv
helpless ard require the s;tendsnCr OF
Others, be granted pension Of 500 per
month. Those who lost an arm st the
shoulder, or leg at the hip, 10 receive std
per month those who lost An arm at the
elbow or leg at the knee, >ib monlh, and
all who incurred or contracted other dis
abilities to receive = spm per month tqnsI
10 The total OF rate. for all other dissbiiitPs
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THE BLAINE DINORtf.
Mrs. j. &. Blaine. Jr.. Granted Imony
Pending Suit aud Attorneys Fees.

DEADwoop. S. d, Dec. II In the
position Of Mary NeFibs Blaine We James
G. Blaine il. in the circuit court Of
South Dakota a, Dssd~ood tins morn
ipT, the court ordered thst said hsry
Nevins- Blsine be allowed $500 almony
pending tie suii, and the expenses Of thi'
suit and that she also be allowed 500 IS
attorneys fees in conducting the sc,ion.
The trial 10 set for the February tenn The
plaintiff is now takirg dtpositions IN New
YORK.
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All Cinnamon TO Have Their Pictures
Taken.

WAsHrsGToE. Dsc. IL Acting Secrf
t.ry Sp. uiding today Instructed the col
Iectors CT cusIom. al Boif sio. OsdensouTg.
Su.pen.ion Bridge and Plsusbufs, N. Y
to hsve photo graphs taken Of all Cbinsmsn
arrested for unlawful entry into the L nIted
States from Cansia. II - exps cted thus
to positively Identity all Cbinsmsn who rt
turn to ihi, country af.er having been de
ported to Canada
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take Dr.. BnlI's Csos1 Syrup for her cold,
she will be cufed-
Take good sdvice.-I have suffered With
bad hesdsches fcr yesfs. and have tried
many remedies vithou; obtaining relief
vas advised to give Salvation OH trial,
and il has sntifeiy cured me-
EDWARD B4LTZ Butcher
Ia Fsyette Maiker. Baltimore. Md.
dsei5ikvlsfoirm
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A GREAT STRIKE.
All lhe Southern Pacific Tel-
ss,spheIs Ordered Out.
The Graves trial Continues 10 Brlrs
Out Queer Licking Points.
Au;ap,, an Bomb Thrower's Head >he~s
that He Was lassnc.

Sss Fsks, 1850. Dec, l4,-ACln2 nspaiy
Grand Chief Rsmsey, Order OF Railroad
reiesrsphers Of North America has ordered
strike OF sii The members on
ths rnure Pscltc system of the Southern
Pacific Company b. glrniag this morn ins.
The grievances ststed tast the Southern Pa
cihc's opposition 10 the order Of ,elesrs
piers snd its demand OF the telesraphsrs
to ,ise sn siiiisVi. thst they were not mem
eers shi vii, no, become members of the
order.
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Field Arrested Charged With Grsnd
Larceny In First Bgree.

New YORK, Dee. J. -- Ed~srd NJ Field
Of The failed banking gtm Of Field Lind
ley. Weichers & Co. Va. arrested today al
Manchester MANSON, private insane ssy-
Iurn nesr Lacsshoe, y 7. lie IS nov
locked up in police hss9guarfers in this
city. The arrest sss made on = warrant
Issued By Judge Marine on the charge Of
grand larceny IN the erst degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15
HI SED DRUGS,


Bosros, Dec ~ According TO state
nents made by ultimate friend. 81
Henry L. Horctoss. the bomD-throrer
Ihere is evidence ths Norcr9r'
brain VA. effected by his effective use Of
3rass shich he clsimsd had crest ssec'
in ssspiog mln in AZ ex e:ient physical
coDdinoH- He regularly used c.mphor
slum sad saip60r ..y these asstiemsu. IL
!. said he s2- very susceptible to busine..
paFuIex it's
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f.eSeripi.

State of Msine, Kenneosc county; Su-
prsme Judicial C9urt.
Eivsrd Chase v.. Charles NJ. Jones, et
al
This case vas hard by the presiding jas
tice, with rish, Of exceptions.
All the nadiBgs 10 which exceptions are
taken we're matters Of fact, made upon
the whole evidence
p These En3ings are conclusive, and the
case is sovernei Dy the lav a. laid down in
Pe,singili vs. Shoenbss, rsceatly decided
Exceptions ovsrrule5.
Reed. Dee IA. 1891.
A true eopy.
Attest W. s. CaoArE, Clerk.
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Tried for Refusing 10 Answer the icB-
sus Enumeration.

PRovIbEscK, X I De lt.--Dllver Z
Ssris. VuSIak. sss ,o6sy nne1 20 sHd
c1sts. smoaotius 10 siJj 50. in ths United
5 asgs UistIcG CCun, tor refusing to
soseer certain questions propoued,d By
the census collector ls.t June
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Kinney is in bridgeport. Conn.

LOWELL Mass DEC "A Mrs. Kinney,
mv,her Of Burton A Rintsy, Who has os.H
missiaa fran Portland. Ne. - Gently beafi
from him. He vas 10 Bridge port, Coun
vas we'll but without msneY. Mrs. Kinney
seat q msn to look tor her son. but when
hi. man arrived st Bridgeport Kinney va
not to be fCEsd.
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Chicago Produce Market.

-" 80, Dec II.
fIouE- easier, not 4HJiably l5wer.
WHgRT-yofT fsll. No sIring D.s, No. red
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CnRs- e'nse3 Bashanged, so.I 81.
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