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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-06
Railroaos & STEAMBOATS,
Arrangement sf Trains In Eject Oct
4th, 1891.

GOING WEsf-s-D A. n. for Lewtstop
Kocriand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; ~ 4
NJ f9 HAioveH, Gardiner and South Gaxdiaer
1910 a. NJ for Hranssi r. Lewfston. tsrpfnste
K1ekiand. Portland and Boston, connecting foI
Vkite Mountain foints, 100 r. u 20,
r. NJ. TOR Brunswick. bath, 1Dcki@ad, Portland
Roston s4s, fexpresej Pcr-iasd and b1eop ard
Montreal, siS r. NJ for axilowsii, Gardiner and
soath Gardiner, lil0 P. NJ might PalnGnl .oJ
L4viston, Bath, Portland and boston
.sOiNG EAST-2.lo A. n. might express) .os
so.hesan, Beifast. Bangor, Bar Bartor II
stephens, 81. John and Aroostook cssnty; SH A.
Vsnc. b0ro, i237 r N. for Wac VILE eonneStiny
for oakland, WinihrDp and Lewiston. a.ss r. NJ
'or 4st4rviile, Oakiani, sorth An on,
Bingham, 5koxbegan. Belfast, Dover and
FOX roit, Bangor, Bar Hzrtor. 81. Step .ens
st. John and Aioossook County, on Saturday.
5sly a, 7.so r. N. for Watsryflie, and sunday.
only, At sH 4. NJ. f.r Bangor.
The Siyh' Pullman Trains run each way every
sight, sundays tn iiaded, bat not 70 5koNh sgnn
% sondzy mornings, o. 10 Belfast, Dextes, cs
5syond Bangor, on oan lay mornings.
The day sxprsss trains gong West At 10. 70 A
NJ and Fast at Sls r NJ. run daily. Sundays 10
iadsd. bet Seen Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock.
and, Bangor and 81 John.
ACCOH HMODATIOy TRAIN for Aususta
, H.. Gardiner, 70 A. NJ. i1h and slB r. NJ
ti.l DWELL, s.fs A. NJ, I-l and ~ r. n.
through tickets TO California and all points
south and West may be had Of u. n. Walker
ticket ageat. Augusta, the only o1iss in Aazasts
ceiling Via all routes and checking baggage free OF
.fpanse.
PAYSON TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 6eaI Manager.
y. D. BOoTHBY. GeaH Pass. and Ticket Ax't-
PyrtiAnd. Oct !. 1871.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. VIM. p. Whitehouse, Presiding
@ T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. s. CHoATE, clerk.
+. A. SMALL, stsncgrspher.

q 7. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. s. CHoATE, clerk.
+. a. SMALL, stsnogrspher.
THURSDAY. Nov g.
Adams vs.. Maine Central Railroad Co.
The defence in this case was opened at
noon AID the defendants proceeded with
their testimony in the Afternoon. They
admit that the sec .ioI. for man dill Lot 90
over the section in question on the m Jfning
Of Nov 26 before the accident, as his dat,
required him to do, and that they are
therefore liable for some damage
10 pln !; but y deny that he received any
permanent jafy. Toey say that In q
month after he WAS hurt he returned to
work on the road and made no comp aint
of suffering from tf cts Of the sccideni !;
that be 10 undoubtedly suffering now from
dyspepsia, but that III . has no connection
whatever with the accident. a4d the symp-
toms whica would tend to SHOW that
be is suffering from shock to the
nervous sysem are slammed by him
Drs Crooksr Of Aagusts, Tssgsrt Of Win.
tbrop, Discoii of Sidaey and 6iiaings OF
GardiSer, are in attendance ~ witoesses
for the piainaf ard Dhs. Martin q
Aupu, ,ts, Thsyer Of Ws.erviile and Oak Of
AuDurn for defendants, and there is . sharp
cor flIct Of MEDICAL tes imony. Defendan;s
hsd nearly concluded their testimony st the
tine Of adj urnmsnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.

The run Continued Taursdsy co the
Boston Five Cents Savif g. Bank. all d.
mands for cash being met No action hss
yet been taken BY the trustees on The sixty
days elsuse.
The firm Of Thomss Dana & Co, Boston,
wholesale grccers, dissolved Wednesday
oriny to the M.veriok B-nk complicaticns.
unger m mbsrs Lope to continue the
business backed by ou side espitsl.
Tie officers Of The Golden Seal Endow-
ment Order Of Lowell, Mass, sgresd
Mondsy TO pay back so PER cent of tie
money aiken from III eertfcsts bodies,
ard wind up the affairs Of the order.
Horace Z Allen, M..onic Depnty Grand
MISTER Of tue state OF N Yo k AZ d men,
ber OF tie Slpreme Lodge Of the Uaited
States. ctmmiited suicide by drosrioe
Wednesday, At Binsbampsop, n Y.
At wa,e, bury, Conn, the Is restaurant
snd boarding house tespers ~ho vers ar
rested fer servir z oleomsssriSe to eosrd
ers without di plsyifg sisn. were Tbu's.
day fned in sums r4nsins from S25 to sl0t
AID costs. All sppesl d.
The Oldest man en- earth, Hiram Lester
was married Wednesday nigh. in the Opefs
house at Atlanta, Georgia, 8 fee Of q
cents being charged to all who wisnssset
the csrtmoay. Hiram 10 124 years old and
bis bride, Mrs. May Moseies Is 81.
" 8. Eelton and 7. Smith. late resi
dents Of Msr Rouge, Ls,, we're taken iron
the parish Il "Wednesday bg 100 or mor'
men, Conducted three mics ess. of ths
Nwn and hanged to . tree. These psrtisi
were accused Of having murdered ]. Dy ku
some months ago.
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EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN.
Sir Edwin Arnold on the Disasters at
Osaka and Nagoya.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 was aston
ished," SIR Edsin Arnold said, "by the
news Of such q terrible earthquake in
Osaka and Nsgoys. Never, il memory
serves ms, has an esrtt quake visited this
region before. The ususi scene % seismec q
di IN b.nces 10 in and around fokio and
Islands near the capital are pointed out a.
their foci Near there 10 also the gfes,
volcano Of Fugissn Thirty years ago 20,
COO persons are said TO have perished BY
earthquake and food but this recent loss il
evidently gres'er. Osaka and Nsgoys are
bu.y, populous cities.
Nsgoya is sbou, $50 miles from Toxic
and On the south coast. A railway runs
between it and Toxic. The country
sbouods in hills, msny Of them volcanic.
Al no dcub; fires underlie the ground. Il
vas here that LIST year the Jsnanese troops
executed their military mar 9 lvres unde,
the eye of the emperor. 1t isa large city
of de, well plsrned streets. and popu
iation Of l20 900 1hs principal occups
ton Of it's inhabitants has been the produe-
ton Of silx al d cotton-woven goods. and il
10 very fsmeus for its porcelsin. Osaka a
ny rich aud pfospetous mar auufscturins
ci on the border OF = river that leads to
ihs sea. IL is not 90 much damaged,
i'm gine. SIS Nsgova.
The great danger in ear'l q iskes 10 due
rather to fire than to any coumo ion. Th-
houses are usually only one st,Yy high, aud
are Of thin woodwork and paper. A bad
esrtt lske easily shskes down these fragile
tou es and, ss every une contsius fire
box snd petroleum lsmp, 3 general bon.
Il Is the result.
Light earthquakes are SO common in
Japsn that they attract little notice. They
b gin with a little commotion, twice OF
three repested The vibration increases,
a. d r rosr follows. When you have begun
TO won der vbSt is about to happen, IL cease
and sl is quit. 10 guard against these
fl, q ient snskings The Japanese have in.
vented sa i gsnioas coatrivance. In my
house At Az4vu the column Of cherry when
supports the roof was pivoted under the
fl ,Or to a stonr ike cup, 60 ihst he earth
Quske did not cause il 10 tumble down, but
ouly made il oscillste. An earthquake IoI
has also been invested, which 10 fastened
10 strong, massive joist, which slips Alor
the hams Thus the danger of being
strrcs down in the door~ey is removed.
"Bus the danger arises chi fly from ths
ianitl IN Of the ruins. as have described
TIC GOES q1eE: fJods, too. are very de
strgctive The earth is lifted by the shocl
and huge wave swells in from the sci
upon the city on Its borders"
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HAWAII Is WILLING
To Become a Part Of the United States
DR.. Smiths Mission.

WAsBIseTor, Nov DR.. Mott Smith
minister OF II srce - He vail, on specia
T. this gnveynnert, c,lled totsy on Secre
t.fy B..ine.
H's mission ras % secure \ modification
Of The reciptCcty t.asty besseen this 'un
try ard Havsii, the op r.t1oas OF which, o.
far ss Rasali Ia concerned, bsvs been seri
ou.lv sfacted by the new U i'ed Sta et
tariff | W
As ,his law grants . bou-'y tc the pro
duc.rs of sugar 10 tbs ou1:fy, the benef1t'
heretofore ,e ,ped bv H.wsiisn p'cdac 'r'
from the tree admis.iDl rf their sugar iDtf
the Uoitsd States. ter the treaty are
negatIved
DR. Smith will cal 70 MI Blsins's atien
ton the mat et o! laying 8 csoie betw e.
the United Sta es and Honolulu DR.
Smi'h Gays there is a vide spread desire iF
hi- country Tor sntx'u'p n 10 ih~ U i'ed
States II is expected thai such uoior
~onld rtsul: in comm4Icial bent Ii tI
n W sii
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Members Very Evenly Divided Polit.
lIy-AssOciated Press Reports.

New YoRK, Nov. 5-The Associate
Prs.s returns on the l. gis AZURE give III
folosn results: To the Sonata, Repub-
hcan. elected II; Democrats, IA II the
32d di,,rict. d. Jsmes +. EiSsrds, inds-
PENDENT RepuhltcaD. nominated hv the
Republ c .ns opposed to Senator Veddtr I
and endorsed by the Democrats, wss
elected TO the Assemb!y, 65 Democrat,
81 Republicans and Independent Demo
Gratis were elected, the latter beiug Count Y
Derac Gratis, who had b, en- endorsed BY the
RsIuo ic.ns 10 The % ard "a New York
city distsicls.
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ONLY SIX SAVED
From Crew Of Oil Steamer Burned nj
Sea All Others Lost.

LosDos. Nov. 5.-Adsioes received here
from Ne sropo j island, oelo giug to Greece,
sylDg Ia the aegean, states tnst an un-
known British steamer laden with oil has
been burned at sea. Blk persons were
saved from the burning vessel, but oil
Others on board, including the captains
site we're drowned
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MILL OPERATIVES STRIKE.
They Object TO a Cutdown Feared That
Trouble May Occur.

tediy srtke occurred In the Acushnet
mil, No 2 in consequence Of q cut down
ia wages. The strikers cons sed OF 10
women and QUE msu, who say ,hey siriAe
on sccount Of cut down OF three quarters
of cent PR hsuk. This reduction will
sm 1unt to 81 pr week.
The strikers are determined to resist
The entire spinning room is stopped Some
half a d IN operatives sra at work but the
srike RS ihreaten to pluck" them. Trouble
may occur.
AT the Hathaway mil today nine opera
,ives complained that they were not mskinl
enough wages Oh account Of the poor grad,
Of goods and were promptly discharged.
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Sr PETERsBue, Nov. 5-Thefe 5 10 .
hege corner In rye here. The objsct Of
those concerned in the corner 10 to force
he price up to three rubles per pood.
Typhus ftvsr IL spreading among tie
fsm ne suickeu Inhabitants Of several
provinces ia the gsverr rmsrt Of Ksxsn
String gent measures have been sd,psed to
cope with the disease. II 10 reported that
10 spite Of the prohibition placed upon the
expectation Of oilcake. this article will b
allowed to be exporr ed after the home d.
mAnd has been sAtisded.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The report that Mrs Parnell was dying
at Brighton il untrue. Though still pros
tfated, there 10 every hope that she will
recover.
An Official decree has been issued at
Bremen permitting the importation OF
Americas sn and Brit sh cattle for breeding
purposes.
Prince Louis Lucien B. naparte, ex-sens-
tor, soa CT Lucien asd tie LIS. Surviving
nephew Of Napoleon l., 10 dead at Teano,
Italy, aged rs.
Shanghai sdvices state that news has
bsen received there amounting the death
.; II .nkow of Bishop Boone Of the Ameri-
c ,n Protestant Episcopal church, while op
his annual visitation to the pJrts.
The customs committee Of the French
Chamber Of Deputies, has agreed upon 8
duty, already determined upon by ihe
Senate. of 25 franc, per 200 pounds Oh
American sal, mea.' imported into Fraoce.
A dispatch from V,l 3srAiso says the gov
erDment has doubled the number Of watch
eIs in the vicinity Of Mioister Essn's resi-.
dence st Santiago, beiieviog sha; some
prominent Balmscsdist is stopping there
and that he intends to try to escape.
A Valparaiso dispatch to the New RI
Hefald ssys Santiago vas startled Monday
night by the discovery of . conspiracy
against the new government, with iis Ger ire
in that city. Il 10 alleged that 2,0o0, ,O0C
was subscribed t. carr, Gu. tie plans Of the
conspifators.
japan adv:ces say tha. soae British
naval officers and several Americans, all
brothers named Csstleto1, from Pnilsdel.
phia, started recently With t.o guides to
climb to h, summit Of Fa j Ysmi, ,bs
sacred mountain of japan. After two day
urney ing the guides com nitted suicide
BY disemb1wel.iEs themselves because tae
party would not return.
Commenting on Tuesdays elections 10
the Uoited States the London Daily Ncvs
sAys: McKiuley's victory 10 the moss ssrik.
ing event for Europe, but may be exaeger-
~ d or misunderstood. He vas probably
ell c.ed, not - . p'otsc5ioniss, bus 80 q
moderate opponent Of free silver. The Lon
don Chronicle says the election CT F.owef
cannot be considered . counserbiass TO
the result in Ohio, because il Vas secured
| by - corrupt means - ever American poll
tical records can show. Ali toe homes,
people, desifous Of decent government
wanted the election u Fssset, but Tam
many Hall vas too m Ich for ref1rmers
McKinley's election indicates the over
vhelming power Of money monopoly and
vested interests In the American politics.
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ARMY AND NAVY
support the Government and Order will
BE Maintained.

RIO JANEIRo, Nov 5--II is officially an
nounced that the President has convened
,hs nation 20 elect new representative, At .
date to be determined upon later.
The federal capital Rio JAneiro) and
the town Of Nitcheroy Cor Prsia Grand),
i've mlles east OF The capital, ars ds clafed
to be in state Of seise for two months.
The President has been provoked " take
these steps by proc sediugs Of Congress and
efforts Of the promoters Of the restoration
to oveIturn the Republican institutions.
The army and navy support the govern
ment, aid pubic usl guilty. according to
off cal snnOo GENE t, IL perfect throughout
the states. II is said the government 10
ready to m.iptsin order by every means.
The constitution viii be respected - the
government will be answerabl, for all
ustionAi engagements.
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DISGRACEFUL ACTIONS


CoRK. Nov. 5-Lste tonight crowd of
Parnelhtes s,tscked snd oned body Of
McCsrthyites wto were psrsdiog Winthrop
street and tingiuR "God Save Iceland
The Mccarthy ties fed to the bridge, where
they u'hs a1d faced heir nrsaef'. Ea,
s.je suVwerei IDIssiies upon me ot1er, and
eventually the Psrnellites cap ured The
bridge. AbGu. the same time detachment
Of police arrived and with tome difficult
dispersed the rioters. Many persons were
cut with stones.
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XICKAPOO INDIAN OIL


s-..s :z.s e. al Lids 9! ssia
Good for Man and Beast. II Gives immedlabe
Belief, II has No Equal Keep it in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price 2 S cents per Bottle. Bottles Tor FLU
ASK youH pRrGGIsr FOB II.
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Boies' Plurality About 5000.

DEs MONIES lows, Nov The lstesi
returns show probable plurality for Boies
OF over 5000 Tnis -iiI usrry the rest OF
the Democratic state ticket By probably
5000 pu-sity. Dey (Dem J "a lroad
commissi nsr, will probably bsve nesriy
4GOO plurality. The Senate is Democratic
by 26 t, "a snd the House is Republican
BY "a to 46
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WIPED OUT.


TOPEKA. Kan, Nov 5-Tbe yetnrns
from 80 Of the log counties in
this state ehy~ the deIe.t Of the
Peoples party ticket in rs counties.
Jarry Simpson vas THE only Aiiiirce
Congressman who succeeded in puhil z
his ur'y ticket through. Republicans
and Democrats are crrgrstu!sttug esch
other and old time Republicans predict that
the csmpai. n Of '92 sill be between hs old
parties
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YALE ste DENTS
Get Taste of Discipline After Cutting
Up Their Shines.

New HAvEN. Conn, Nov. 5.-At the
Ysle faculty meeting todsy the case Of the
students concerned 10 the disturbance on
the csmpas The nigh. of the fall
regatta was discussed. Five sopho.
mores were suspended ftom college for
the rest of the year. aud prohibited
from room ng on the campus ext year. A
motion VS. made to withdraw from the
students the privilege Of holding spring
regatta nj xt year.
Ia view Of the assurance of the csptsios
of the sihleiic teams, aud letters received
from ~ellknows graduates. prominent in
athletics, that they would use their in.
hueDce to prevent the repetition Of any such
occurrence, the faculty showed their cor
f1ience in the honor of tho students By
unanimously voti to lay the matter on the
table.
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The Result in Massachusetts,

Be sroS. Nov. As nesr as csn b.
dstermtotd BY un ffici~l figures aud the
revision Of the returns received, the vote Of
the sh,le state is as follows: Russsli
Dem 1877 037; Allen REP }, l50, 1863 ;
Kimbsll (Pro }, 80; Winn (Peo }. 1918
Russell's plurality, 1868 Last years vote
vas: Russell, [Den }. l40,5 ,507; Bracket
(Rep }, 1871, ,45i; Bsokmer Pro }, 1858
al Others IL Rysselrs plurality 9053
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ICE HOUSES BURNED
At Browniield An Estimated Loss Of
$1,000; Insurance. $500.

PORTLAND Nov. 8 Last night at Mt.
Cutler pord in the tom Of Brownfeid
three ice houses, one about 40 by 100 and
the others about 30 by 80 feet, were burned
to the ground. The houses contained 5000
tons of ice The cause Of the fire is not
known, but i. is thought 70 be the work Of
trsmps. Burnhsm Co plsce their lnst
at about $4,000. There was $500 insurance
on the houses in the Phenix of England
With Dow & Pinkhsm, and Morse & Guptil
hsd $500 on the houses in the Greenwich ot
New York ard Sil00 on the ice in the
guardian Of London.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON
will Act as Arbitrator on Brazil and
Argentine Boundary Line.

WAsHtEGros, Nov. 5 The Congress Of
Brszi hs We reiu,rd d to rs;ify he plan for
The tet'lsmeut 81 the boundary dispute
with the Argentine Republic, and the
q resiioD 10 referred TO ,he President Of the
U1itei Sta es a. Arbitrator. Arbitration
ptoceedi g. will be hid at Washington
his winter
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Their Property Attached.

NLw YORK, NV 8 Tile snei here
has received t~o sttscA msnts ssslnst the
Coote Nj ntscturing Comply. kni
goods, Bepnir ct " 0 els in favor OF
Secretary J. Ii R.srsy for Sl423 'hs
other is fvor Ut l. d Ore n tdJ II
1857 The oompsry ~ss irc i,pnratsd il
1886 ard had al sutherizei ,apitsi oi
aI(l0 COO
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SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Press kilograms AM Newspaper Com
ments SubjecttO Rigorous Censorship.

RIO JAsEIRo, Nov Thu general cit.
ustion il unchanged. The crisis arose from
Congress accusing President De Fonseca Of
hsviog unwsrrantsbly assumed sovereign
power. The freedom of the press 10 sus-
pended The embargo has been removed
from cipher teleR1sms. Press tslegfAms
. d newspaper comments are subjsct to
rigorous censorship.
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THEY GET SALVAGE.
Crew of Iolanthe Get Paid for Saving the
Bark Quebec.

HALIFAX, N s, Nov 8 Chief Justc
Mcdonald today delivered IDS ment in the
case Of the crew OF the American
schooner Iolsnthe against the vessel
for salvage on the bsrk Qlebec
The chief justice awards Sl080 on the
chip, S2i00 N the cargo, third Of viii IL
goes to the Inisnthe and two-thirds to the
crew Of Is men.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BosTos, Nov. D., he complete retarna
mske The next Legislature stand: Senare,
-puohcsus, 20; Dem iorsts, II Fl use,
Republicans. $50; Democrats, 50; Prohi l.
tionists, l. Ia this summary all indepen'
dent R. pubiicsns are c'a.eed az K pubii
c,ns ard siI independent Democrats as
Democrats.
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HAMILTON, o, Nv. 5 Tho cut
election board has & ished the tffi i,isi &C.
count of he lection returns IN this, Gov
ernor Csmpbelrs own county, Tue figures
disspp int CsmpbeL's supporters. The Of
fetal cornt gives bin a ms witty # 1856
sgsiDst 1915 two years sgo, figures even
l,ss than the Repub Views conceded.
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Business Not Affected by Brazilian
TrOabIe.

New YoRK, Nov. 5.--Flint 4 90. export
lumber company and h'svy South American
exporters, said this afternoon they had
received a6vices COZ drmatofy OF the Lon
ION cables in rels,ion 10 the dissolution Of
the Brazilian Congress and Of trouble be-
tween the state body and President and
high officials. Thus far business has not
bean Al ,ctsd.
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MORE TROUBLE WITH MINERS
In Pennsylvania Operators Refuse tt
Recognize Miners Union.

FITTsBURe, Pa, Nov. 5.-There 10 an
other pte.s b tEeen the railroad coal miner
AMI operstors. A thousand miners refused
TO reIurn 10 work because Of tht
onerstcr. refusing to recogn z, the Miners
Uni1,. Th, operators at sevefsl mines ssy
that " Ill. tb-y are wiling 10 tfeaE with the
minsrs iodiv idlslly thsy will not recognize
their orgXi IL sion
The mineIs say their organic sim will b'
rectgaz or another general strike will b
ordered The amount Of c-al lo,dsd and
in { river and hsr5grs 10 not neailj sufiic.'
ent 10 supply the demand duriog the wintel
and mary millions of Bushels must be dui
before the xistirg lnrsc sfe satisfied
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ROYALTY LOSES
By The Failure Of German Bank.
ers...0.hars InsolIant.
Report Of Trouble In Brazil Is Confirmed
B.yund Z Doubt.
Oil Steamer Burned In Aegean Sea-
All Lost But Six.

BKRlIS, Nov. S 1t was reported yestsr-
day that the Empress of GsrmAoy and
Prince Henry Of Prussia we're liable 10
loss large smeuns by ths fAi urs Of
Hirschfleld 4 Wolf, bankers Of this city,
and that the minister Of public worship,
DR.. Won Gossler, had lost bis entire for
tune. Many members Of the most afiseo-
cratic families are involved In the dfm's
troubles Rigid inve stiss,ion irto the sf-
fairs Of Hirschfeld 4 Wolf were COM
menced yesterday ard resulted this morn
ing in the Arres; Of Heir Wolf. the heed
of the arm. on the charge Of most serious
nature. The particulars have not yet BEEN
IN .de rubhc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-06

I chseffuliy recommend Salvation OIL
for chilblains and sprains. We have test
ed il q home for these troubles, and three
spplications gave entire relief In each case.
II 10 the boss liaimens.
~. Norfolk, 60 8. Charles st., Bali.
more, Nd.
Common sense. For all cases Of coughs
colds, sore throat, &C.,, use DR.. BuIl's
Cough 6yHup. nov3d&vlvfoiHm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-06
SHOT BY THE OFFICER.
Tha Man Di from Effect of his Wounds
Officer Under Arrest.

ST JoHN, N B, Nov, 5-Henry Nc
Neil, the sailor shot lsst nigat by OH ,er
Capies, has since died. Caples alleged
that the ssiior vas resisting arrest for
drunkenness A compsDion Of Mcneil de-
nies this. Caples is under arrest.