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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-19
W. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
Resolutions Adopted by the Boston
Meeting on Topics Of Interest.

BosroS, Nov. ls.-In the W. c. T. U
ccdvenuon this afternoon resolutions were
adopted declaring for individual abstinence
and legal prohibition; recommending the
endowment Of John b Cough professor
ship 10 the American University, NashIDg
ton; eudlr.iog the party which emtodir'
in its platform the enfrsr cbisemeFt OF
woman, prohibition Of the hquor trsffic and
prt servauon Of the Ssbbsb; rec M
mending the carrying Of test liquor Cases
t. the United States cjuIts; condempins
me acton Of the state depsr ment in issu-
ing a letter asking fer stats les from for
elgu COZ suls on beer trade, condemnIna
immoral cigarette and theatrical advertise
ments; protesting sgsiDst immoral iitefA
lute ard medicsi advertisements IN daily
papers; advocating dress reform, protest
log sssinst legal ztng the LouissDa lottery
and prot sung against the pubic action in
papers of the retails Of crime and sensation
al stories memoriaiize Congress to rssify the
Brussels uesty relsiiag to the liquor and
slave trade in Africa; to pass 9 bill fol
the commission to investigate social vice ;
to pass 9 bill for commission inquiry on
alcoholic liquor Traffic Several addresses
were made. This evening the Demores,
gold medal contest occurred 10 fremont
Temple.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The depression in the tin trade in Wales
co atir us. Many fresh works are idle, snd
thousands Of work men are destitute and ap-
plg 70 sthe colleries where some hnd en-
pioJ ment Gfea, distress Is feared duriSs
lhe vintsg.
Tuesdays issue Of the Vienna Tsgeblsts
vas c ufi.cs,ed on account OF that Ioufnsis
ate empIiDg to justify its statement OF SHu'
.ay by asserting ths, the Polish pspe .
published the same matter.
The Chiaese government has made no
exrIi Mt reply to the joint nose pfest nted BY
he powers. /! has only offered indsmoi.y
Without z wing guarsn,ees for the future.
There are nos only 1000 miners at work
IN the Pas de Calais district. France The
sat.i number OF strikers 10 80 400
Revolss das to the famine sni attended
with considerable bioodshe4 are reportt d
IN ChsrkoH and EkstsrinoslAy, Russia.
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IN SORE STRAITS.
The Farmers Aniaaee Heels 0Iaf Head
Ii froubh.
4 Bitter Fight That Promises Mere Tn
pleasantness to the Party.

IxprASApoLIs, Nov. 1S.-The longer the
AlbNncs RENAME In session, the fAfthsl
apart grow the various factioRs. The third
party faht is on in bitter eafuest, and every
move is is made with mere Or less direct
refereres to this main issue. A split In the
Alliance on sub treasury and land loAr
principles nov see ms inevitable.
The open meeting Of tho Alliance thi,
mo,nIrg wasa complete n1sls ard lasted
but fes moments. When the executive
session opened trouble over the cub treas
ury matter began. Communication ~s'
received from the executive Of the anti
sub-uessurs Alliance, askiag = hearing for
a protest prepared by W Pope YeAuSns Of
Missouri, under Instructions from the st
Louis convention Of last September.
The McCune faction opposed any hearing
ard Livingstone Of Georgia moved the ap
pcintmsrt Of = committee OF i've 10 read
The protest sad report to the A'lianc
whether it n puid be read On ,his motion
finally carried, 4 bisser hsht WAS made BY
The McCune men. no made the chsrg'
tnst the Georgia faction attempted 70 assas
mate McCune IN Mississippi
Before adjournment Of the executive
session . resolution WAS adopted almos
uns n,mously re-sffirming the adherence OF
the Alliance to evsry plank in the Roach
dale platform.
That portion Of the executive committee
Of the PEOPLES party nov here
ia in almost CONTIGUOUS session. IT.
Efforts are mcstly directed tosArt
the consolidation of the various industris
bodies In the hope of seitioga fioai IN
endorsement of the Third Party idea al tt
February meetieg The +. NJ. A II
having a hard time over funds Apou
bali the organizations sre delinquent viii
no money for d. lrgstss. As . cooss quenc'
the ONO delegations left for home -. one,
and many more threaten to leave unless
the matter is sdjdssd.
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FREE OF DEBT,
And the Friends of the School Rejoice
With Each Other Over the Fact.

Providence, h. L., Nov. Is An
enthusiastic mt e, ling Of The friends of the
Es.t Greenwich Academy WAS held in the
chapel Of that iusiitu lou this afternoon TO
celebrate ,he psymen, o. the long standing
debt Covers were laid 10 Academy hail
for 375 guests, ald nearly all the ses's
were occupied After dipn,r was served
Rv d A. Whedon, d. D., president OF
he board Of directors, introduced Hon. X
S Douglas of Pi, mouth. Mass, as toast.
M ,s,er Rev. +. D, Blskeslee, pTincipsl.
responded to the toast THE Academy.
He ssid The school had been crippled by
debt since 1916 The school lie now free
from deh', cash in treasury. an endowment
o 800, coo invests aud 5000 more soon to
coms from an unsetll estate. Among
tn. speakers who responded TO tossts were
Governor Lsdd, Senator aidrich, President
Raymond OF Wesleyan Uaivertity, Presi
dent Andrews OF Brosn UoiveIsily Let
rers Of regret were read from Chsrles
Msttes1n. chief justice Of the supreme
court Of Rhode Island, and many others
The school WAS founded in 1902.
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MARINE MATTERS.

The Lighthouse Board Of the United
States Coast survey gives notice Of the fol
loving changes snd corrections Of charts
sffseti 20 the coast Of Name;
Cutler Hs,bor + itrsnce, Wbistling Buoy
Moved. Ihs vhis:iing buoy OF this place
has been moved to q position, in | fAthom
Of water, from which Little River light
bears N ". by W. distant mile.
Narragausas Bay, J1rdAn's Delight
Ledge; = Spindle Replaced The spindle
IN this lsdle, lich was carried away ic
Februsry, 1889. has bseu replaced
Fox Islands Thoroughfsre, off Birch
I.land, new tuay; black spar buoy, No.
3, has been placed close to the 10 foo
iump off the north side Of Birch Island, IL
81 fee, Of water and abou; 100 feet north
from the shoslest spot. Goose Rocks light
bearingE i'm, distant ZIG Of q mile.
West Penooscol Bay, The Graves, new
spindle, spindle. surmouuted BY cssE,
has been erected on The Graves, in . posi-
lion from which Negro Island light bes''
N by W Il 5.l6 miles Both the spiadi,
and cssk are painted with red and black
hor'zoutsl bands.
OFF Cape Ehz,beth. Broad Cove Rock
eh .rg. 10 depth The ksspr Of the life
saving station at Cape Enz.beth report'
that on Broad Cove Rock, nesr Trundy''
Poiat, there 10 8 least cep'h Of but one foot
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DISCUSSED SOCIALISM.
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress
Consider Phases of That Subject.

WARRINGTON. Nov ls-Rev. Reese +
Alison, d. ID of BROOKLYN, N. Y, open't 4
the secord days OF the Protestant Episco'
psl Church Congress this morniug With Al
address on Socialism He rspidly sketche
an outline of the theories Of Henry Geosg
snd the dream Of Beilsmy. and poioted Gu
The diff frrencps between the most noted sd
voestes of SociXlistic theories. He urged
adhesion to the present system OF soca
economies, and held that IL labor forced
q change it might kill the goose and lose
the golden eggs.
He did not believe the present conditions
are so bad as they are made out 10 be
Thrift had its reward; enterprise rafel,
failed to reap = profit, Labor, thrift, cap
isl and enter,rise had wrought woid ders
seconded by inventive genius. Somebody
must be thrifty il capital is to he saved
He was followed By Rev p. w Sprsaue
Ch .riestowp. Mass Rev DIR. kitku',
Baltimore, Rev o s. Burlington. Ne~
York, and Rev. Ii. NJ Bartlett, MoatcbAnin,
Del.
At the evening session the topic for dis
cussion vas "Relstions Of the Clersy 10
polincs" Papers were read b. Rev james
Mulohahy. ID d New York, and Rev. ii
L Myrick. Sing Sing, N. Y, The speak
ers were Gen. Morris Schsf. Pitsfeld
Mass. Rev. John W. Kramer. New York,
and Rev. Charles X. Baker, Brooklyn,
N v
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Meteorological Report.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION
At kent's Hill The Programme The
Term Closes Tonight.

Especial to the KESSEBEo JOURNAL.
KEsr's HUI, Nov is,-Ths junior exhi-
otuon took ace 81 shs church on Tuesday
evening. With the following programme;
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STRIKING COMPOSITIONS
Given Various Penalties for Not Fulfilling
Their Contract.

BERLIS, Nov. IS "A number Of striking
csmpo.iiors Of Bfeslsu have been sentenced
20 pay various penalties for the brssch OF
contract in stopping work. The magic
trasss Of several towns here have given no.
dee tha, strikers msDacins non-stsiEers. or
vi,i / q theie houses. viii be punished with
the utmost severity Of the Law.
The demands OF the NuremouYg compos
isors for 40 increase Of wages have been
| rwered s per cent. The BavArisn var
N Mister refus to receive . depusssion Of
CO onp,sitors Who wished I, ask him to with.
draw soldiers working In the pisces OF
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The Crime.

Ga Monday mnrniug, Sept. 2e:h, the
lif less body of Ed sin 4 Moore cf Union
Maine. was found IN the rear II The Wsid ;.
hero Exchange Hotel, lying on the grouod
with arms folded ard = bottle partially
SLED With vbi.key and 81 empty tumblei
!jing by his side.
Coroner Seth f. Paterson held an in'
q"est uhich lasted several dsss. Many
reosss were examined and much con
ficting testimony was brought out,
medical examination was made by
Drs. Eveleth and Alden, who found
bruises on the left leg, very rib on the
right side WAS broken and driven in AM
srons marks on the throat. the li7sr rup-
uted ard other organs terribly Injured
They testified at the inquest that Moore's
tes,h was c.used by violence.
The last seen Of Moore was in the Ex
change hotel about ten o'clock Sunds,
,iyht. The c1roner's ipqiest rendered 8
verdict that Eiain Z. Moore came to hi
death on the 2S of September in or sb,u
the Wsldoboro Exchange, so called, b!
violence by some person or persons u
.uo~u 10 the jurors. The grsnd jlry q
the term Of court recently held al Wlscsssei
bad the csse under consideration hut wer,
unable to fiod aiy bill.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Rev. Joseph SIsttery, an ex-priest Of
Boston, Mas who has been lecturi and
,el Jog psmphle,s against Catholic I'm il
P.ttsborg, Pa, was ar es,ed Tuesday nigh
tor ci'cuisti1g immoral literature. he
vas locked up for . hearing.
A large block occupied By Griggs
Cooper g. Co., wholesale grocers, St Psul,
was entirely destroyed by FIRE Tuesday
night The adjoining building, occupied
by Farveli, Oim md, Xix & Co, whole
safe dealers in hardware, vas partially de
sroyed. Lose, $500, 900 to 800, 900; fully
insured.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGES.
Heirs Sue for $500, 900 Worth Of Prop
erty-Claim They We're Swindled.

CHIcAeo, Nov. Is -Sixteen heirs OF
Charles Durfee, ftrmeriy Governor of
L sh, b,gtn suit in the Uoits
State, Circuit Conrt today to recover over
$500, 600 Of Ddrkee's estate which, 1t Is
charged, they did not receive because OF
be fraudulent act Of Franklin p. Head of
this city and Harvey Durkee, half brother
Of The deceased. Heed and D1rkee were
executors Of the Estate Dufkee is nov
dead The bill makes sensational charges
Mr.. Head is q prominent ciuz aud well
known capitalist whose vile wss neice
Of ex Governor Durkse. He said tonigh,
.hst the entire estate amounted only TO
$40, 900. The case has been twice in ,bs
courts, the first time Withdrawn before tris'
by the plsinfiffs, and the second time de
C ded by Judge Gresham Of Milwaukee
adversely to thrm. Mr.. Head declares the
proceedings are for bisckmail.
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PLYMOUTH, n. H., Nov. ls-fhe fair
skies aDd braeing atmosphere is . suddr
change from the suIrry. vet and gloomy
atmosphere Of yesterday.
Almy came into court promptly At nine
o'clock looking some .hsr q isc,ed.
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BOwdOinham News.
Especial to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL

Special to the KENsEBEC JOURNAL
BowDoIsHAM, Nov. l8 -Sagadshoc
county Pomona Grange is in session heie 9
today, and is well attended considering the
sts.e Of the roads from The welcome rain of
Yesterday. Rev. ID. K. Ford OF he M. +,
church has been confaed to the parsonsg
limits for he last two weeks, quite ill frou
duplicated troubles, the liver being prln-
cipallv involved Elier II B Sevey Of
Mt Vernon supplied las, Sunday. We are
Ia hopes to annt unce The reverend gentle
man on The conva,esce Mt list soon Revival
sermons are being held in ih4 M. <. and
ap,ist ve.tries and Hinkley's Hsll. All
anticipating alternately. ~
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For the Arrest and Conviction Of the
Murderer of Edwin T.. Moore.

WALpoBoRo. Nov. Is AT q largely
attended tom meeting todsy the o.'oSipg
woe wss unsnmouly pissed:
Voted to instruct the selecmen to offer 8
reward OF $1,000 for the srres. and convic-
ton Of the murderer or murderers of Edwin
L. Moore.
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Steamer Probably Wrecked.

OwEs soUHD. Ont Nov. Is "A q1sn-
tiy of wrecksse, including Ave mattresses,
evidently belonging to q sssamer, and Eve
eating that they bad beer used on the deck
of sesmeY in msking temporary csltle
p ms, were picked up 10 Oxen S,und Bay
t1dsy. There WAS n1.hias to indicate 10
what vessel the wrecssgs belonged. The
storm On Georgian Bay yesterday vss one
Of the wors oa record.
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DOLEFUL TALES OF MAINE
Are Not to be Relied Upon Always, as th
Following Shows.

RocKLAND, Nov. lS,-5ome two or thres
months since, travelling corresp,r dent OF
a New York msrstime paper visited III
section sud wrote doleful letter 10 thai
paper, lsmen,ing the inactivity in the sbil
yards of Rocslsrd, Thomss.on, Rockpor
nd Camden Had he taken pains TO in'
qlire, be would have learned that more YES
sets sid of larger dimensions had beer
bulk 10 these yard. than in any correspond
pg peri since the ~sr. IL he would visi
u, now he would fad two vessels building
70 Rockland, ot t at Pors Clyde, one in q
VI Beans yard at Camden, tEo in Carleton
& Ncrvoo1's yard at R1ckport, al d on.
just lsur chs from The yard of Coombs
Co. OF Camden.
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Went bsck to Hanover; vent through the
villsge aud shen TO wsrtess.
Alny ~as srtj scssd to sharp cross-
examination BY the chief justice to whom
be admitted that his statement to Warden
thAs be had relatives in Savannah vas
false.
No evidence 10 allowed 10 prove thai
Amy is George II. Abbott. 10 the cfoes
examination By Artornev General Barnard,
Aimy told Of the shooting IN
detail, claiming the nfst shot vss
accidental snd the sscsnd to put
Chris lie ous Of pain. Some vitnesses were
recalled 81 the cad Of his exsmir.tion. No
new facts we're elicit d Both sides rested
the case ard ceurt sdjourned. Arguments
will be made and pfu oaeIy sentence pro
nounced tcmorrQw
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100000 IN PURSES
offered for August IsetinS At Grand
Rapids BY LsatnerS.
S5O.OOO Stallion Purse for Nelson, Palt
Alto, Allerton and Others.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Nov. Is -Dnr
]. La hers. president Of the Grand Rapids
Trotting A. $ citation, will offar Sl00,0ot
for 6 great week of races at the meeting u
Michigan horse breeders III Grand Rapids,
The Lass week in August. 1892
He tffsr.s $4,000 purse for race fol
the stallion chsmpi n.hip Of all ssss. to b.
trotGed by Patio Alto. Stsmboul Aiierion
Nelson, Axtell, Delmarch and Pat Downieg
He also offers e25 900 for 9 race for
AriJn, Monbars. Ralph Wilkes and Bsr-
muda Boy. the great 2 esr-olds Of 1891.
Other races viii be contested far stakes
and q purse sggregstibg S25 600.
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FIRE At FOXCROFT.
Damage TO Furniture and Clothing. Heav!
To House, Slight.
Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL

Special to the kEsNEBEc JOURNAL
FoxcRoFr, Nov. 1S.-Ths house in Fox
croft orned By Susan Lebrooke ard occu
ed BY A. F. Bragg, csvgh, FIRE this morn
log abb nj o'clock, but wss s3cn extin
su shed Mr. Brsgs's lossvas quite heavy,
all his and bis wife's clothing being burned
and nearly slI their furniture spoiled. Tbs
dsmsge TO the house was slight.
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CopEBIcH. Oat. New. 15-A heavy gaze
from .he wsss ard 5ofthwest comnerc
yesterday morning AID continued aimosi
With out c. sss,ign until this morning. An
unknown schooner at eh ifsd about thee
miles from shore, il showing signals oi
distress. Anssler vessel in . dismastsd
condition. is seen about 10 miles out, drift
inf towards land.
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BE Is 30 Proclaimed BY King
Ialistoa Of Samoa.
Striking Gsfmin ComposttoFs Fined &
No! PulnnIrS Contracts.
strict Measures Being Taken to Prevent
Trouble BY the Strike.

SAN FHAxcrsco, Cal. Nov. ls.-SssaM-
ship AustrAlis arrived this morning. sevsn
da,s from Honolulu Adv,ces we're fs-
eeivsd 1t the Islands. October aa. 10 the
affect that the situStion in Samoa vas
strained. At K,us MaIieso's request Faipuls
"a. agreed ,oissus proclamation declaring
MAtaafa . rebel.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Being Unable to Escape from the Burn.
ing Building.

MARLBORO, Msss, Nov. lS The housi
and barn of Edward Houde on the North
ooro road Was burned tonight. Loss, $500 ;
rartislly insured. A child of six years old
wa. burned to Adesth, not being able to
escape from the barn where the fire origi-
mated.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Bound Over for Trial for Sending Oh.
scene Matter Through the Mails.

PORTLAND, Nov. ls.-George Dunton Of
Augusta, charged with sending ob.cene
matter through the mails, was given hear
ing before United States Commi.sioner
Rs, d today and was bound over in $1,000
70 th- December term Of the United Sratt 5
district court.
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Should be kept at stables and stockysrds.
Salvation Oh; 10 the beet friend NOS only
Of msn but Of dumb beasts ~ we'll. For
sveiled joints. strained seadons. old sores,
saddle gals, and vGu1ds Of all kinds there
10 no remedy like Salvation Oil.
Opinion Of Baltimosean.-I have used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some time in
my family and found it the best remedy
for coughs and colds, ever tried L.
Bfunins, 2e Caroline Sc. Balo Md.
noTiTieod&rlvfolrm
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SUPERIOR COURT.
November Term, Wateryille, Oliver e..
Hall, Justice Presiding.

W. s CHoArE. Ci.rk.
G.. T. STtvENs, Sheriff.
LIZZIE L WEIGH, Reporter.
WArERvILLE Nov IS The jury csse'
being disposed OF the jury wss discharged
this forenoon,
The court was ergsged most o. the day
10 bearing the case IF Rozciesky vs. Allen
Ph'lbr3t for p.alt tiff, Tuzll for dsfendant
Ths action was - recover about S25 fol
m oney sl'eged to have been advsuced Il
the dcfend4at The defense was 3 genera
denial Dsclsion reservsd. Court sd
iourned tinsl this afternoon.
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Herring Are Plenty
But Dominion Vessels Not Allowed Ia
Buy at Fortune Bay.

HALIFAX. N. s, Nov. 1s- Schooner
vrRiesco. j,t arrived at Bay OF St,
George, N F.. from q fishing voyage, re-
ports thas herring are plenty. but the Do
minion vessels are not allowed TO buy her
ing at For,ur Bay.
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GEN. BUTLER'S ILLNESS.


LOWELL. Mass, Nov. Is Gen. Butler
/ is confin, d TO his house with local trouble
in his ear, and his ply sician desires that he
should remain in doors. Paul Butler, the
generals SOD, made this statement tonight.
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soMERSET RAILWAY

coprnsneinx Monday. June 18th, 1891. train
.dl run ~ follows, connecting Al Oakland witt
s.iBe Central Railroad
,s, Boston, Portland. Lewiston. WateryiIie, Al
yasA, shoxhegan and Bangor:
ps...nRsr trains leave Bingham. sA A. NJ.
~ % e. soion s62 NJ, 1873 p N Cara
flpI Yuis. .sA A. N 'loo p. NJ Embden. %
tzor " Sorth Anson, ~ 4, NJ. 70 p
n Gason, 7-Z7A NJ, % P NJ, Madison. 70 4
,R02P.s Horidgspoek, 30 NJ, Zn =
N bsng. SIDING, y 5s a. N '2.2s NJ ssSteh'
rr9asing .s0Z a N, '2-s2 p Nj arrive oakiAnd
sn.M 230P.M,
srom Bo'ton Portland, lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tsryiue, 5kovhrsan add Bangor
Passenger trains leave oaki tnd. s-o5 A. N, =
yN sawi.lle Crossing. '9.2o A. N. % 90 p; N.
R.ny. siding - 2s A. NJ. '5.W sorridRo
roc. pa ~ 5.iiP Madison, 94 a N
g9F Ansoa, 1884 NJ, EP. sorth A.
ten 10 % NJ. 55oP N Ernbdsn, io.So a, y
,Sr Gar atgbk Fails. 10 IS A NJ, - - '
s Sol.n, 1888 NJ, 6.ls p NJ, arrive binsh III
ils0A. ~. 68 r, h.
flag stations, at which trains stop on sisn.i n
notice 70 conductor ! Mixed between Bing1aI
and North Anson. WIN NJ a EN-, 5upt-
septSdtf
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BANGOR, Nov. 18.--Rev. Seth Curtis
Beach was formally install ed pastor OF the
L nitsrian church this evening, the imp'ss
s:ve e1erc ses beng participated in by Dis
ii suished clergy o. this and other ststes.
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FOR MISSION PURPOSES
The Methodists Missionary Committee
Appropriates 81 ,222.OOO.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. Is The Meth.
odist general missionary committee finished
its business today and adj ,urned sine di'.
The tl,al sum Of money tor the di.p ,ssl Of
which the committee voted is 3 ,222 000
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Local Forecast.

2BosroH Nav Is New Z glird, Thurs
Day, far, c llder. followed during iterno1n
and nighs by rising temperature, vess sni
south seG winds; Friday, warmer south
wesiefly xinds. p s.ioly IAin.
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Schooner Leaking.

GLoUcEsrkR Mass Nov. ls Schooner
Ksts E KicsaYd.on, OF and from Somers
Point, N. ], for R,ckiand, has sprung
alesk AID put In here for repairs.
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SLIGHTLY COOLER
But, Thank Heaven, 1t Will be Warmer
on Friday.

WAsHIxsrox, Nov. ls.-For Maine
Slightly colder, westerly winds, fair, fai,
sad eighty warmer On Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-19

The public meetiogs Of the different
literary societies have al been held aud
ach wss q success School classes Thur :
isv night. The term has been q very
pleasant one. - ..-::