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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

0nSoAeo. oept 10.
FLOUR quiet, wesk: spv,aS pAsests,
CO.'S; bake ., oosi Is, nraishis, Ss ~ 20;
winter pate ut,. 4 7oas n. strsiEhis, = ioat 10.
wHaAr-Jover, weak, No. spftsg. siasii;
No. z, red, ofa94I
Cohs- higher, %. s,el
0Ars--hixhp r; - 0i a2sl No. white Soi
5ii uo.3 white, Sasaol
kTB-No. ., ~
BAaLRv--Ao . 63aA
PEoyIsIops-grtet.n .nrm
PORK Mess. sffopgef; o10 7sa1o 20 a
stronger, Tvxi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

Hazel H.nthAn, aged ave years. and
Charles Sxom, Who rri'd to resrne her,
were both drowned 10 the ColumbiA river
at Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11


Or. Williams.
DEAR SIR For the past three years
have sun .red untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. los,
.Gl desire f5r food, could not rest nights anc
became 80 weak ard SICK that vent 70 tht
ely hospital in Pitsburg, Penn, where
was drctored foe three months without doins
me any god. The head physicisn ther
roI,, o,e 90 60 to the Hot Springs IN Litsl'
Rick. Arssn.ss. At tns. pisce ! took
fp,l cnurs. of baths and medicine uud pt
Wi son. tho had the name Of being h. bts
doctor IN the S,ste.
I~s. thsrs six months but it did me nj
gnoA |. :; .iri I s.s i ducei 90 ny
Dr. Wtiisu-' BLOOD SYRUP A--'oi Al
began to take i. my sppeuts returned, aat
could sleep souudiy all night. sm no-
=. we'll and suons ss | ever vss sn
slu,o-t cur.d If blood poison and the bfood
Syrup has done u. | recJmme II 90 -
m, IT ends .s the best medicine In IT,
world Tor impure Blood.
MR A. \. NEwHALL.
Proprietor City Fish Market.
Opp Ken. JouRsAL Ohce-
AUGUSTA, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

Il the only genuine BLOOD SfRup on
the market. IL l. the only BLOOD
SPECIFiL that Contains pntety se'
tahle ingredients.
No mineral or inorganic substance Is
u.ed in is manufacture. No malt or
spirituous liquor Is used In compaupa
ing IL, for We hold that aicohol Ia all
i,s form. Is a Blood Poison. shd IN
no cure by the u-e Of any medical
treatment can be permanently enr ~
n ~ alcohol enters iats the Diet
medicine Of the patient. DIR. william
RLIWD SiRUP is owned AID man
ufaetured exclusively by The un'e"
Nediciue Company OF Augusta: Matte
to W HON al orders must be addr~ss'''
Tbi. BLOOD SYRUP viii. b. put nPc'
the market tnrouxh Druggists "a.
ali pesIers In Medicine. Price, si.o
per Bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

John Carr. Belfast, Me-, had Kidney
and Liver Trouble for twenty
I'VE years. All this timf scarcely
free from pain n minute. Had to get
up several times each light an,i
lIse the vessel. Extreme (on~tipa-
ton all the time. DANA'S SARSA-
fARfLtA CURED HIM after all
ether remedies had FAILED.
Are the DAYS Of MIRACLES
PASf? Or j. DANA'S the MOD
.BN BETHESDA? Ask your
neishbor~
Dana Sarsaparilia Co., Belfass Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

In division three Of the Pomsical list,
several tables we're devoted toisle plstes
Of different varieties Of sppleA 10 spsci-
mems esch II was large and , interest
ing, infelligeusiy arranged nsbeticsIly
BY varieties according to the Sesy's list.
We note few leading specins: Aiex-
snder, 4 specimens; AmericaDlden Ru.-
ses. 10 plates; Ben Dsvis; chess, 10
plases Of nne specimens; an, Early
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

has two contributors, viz: B vBsrtlett,
East Dixmont, rs varieties, aiMrs A B
SsfAston, Monroe, 20 Val. .eties. he apples
forming these county collectio are gen
orally nne specimens for thesson. al
tn ough not fairly repfesentstiy Of what
Maine can produce or fair sale Of our
snieudid commercial winter sof
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

wear. eli. X B Sheph ,ri. lst; a W Hing
II; A Hilton. 81 year old. r B 6hep-
herd. ls,; A J Libby & Son. - and 81
Calvss, R B Shepherd. iss; A J Libby Z
Son, "a aad 81.
Far !Oxnx AND SrnRls-T~o year, and
over. b. G Bur'sieh. Let and Sd; one yea
and over. K " Paige, East Livsrmors, ist;
H c Bafleigh, ~. Bull and steer calvss,
A ] Libby Z Son. lss.
Far Srocx (sveepssskes)- )-Fat csttle,
not lees than six. hess exhi,it, 4 J Libby
4 Son, lss; B N viaton, "a. Beet fat
animal. A L,eby 4 Son, let and 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-11

OF the Poland Chinas. v McKenney,
Auburn, has choice lot. F J Fogg ex-
hibits = fine lot Of the Ohio improved
Chester vh;te, the same hat he showed at
the Eastern Fair at Bangor. The York
shires are a area. breed Of hogs. They'll
eat Of course, and what they eat sticks to
their ribs in quantity appreciated by the
pork rsisers. c. A. Garland. Bangor, has
five pens Of Is handsome white pigs, as the
pig owner will excuse being called pigs, it's
q more esthetic term than hog. There amt
many folks who like the title applied if ever
so deserving. II B Smith, of East Deer
ing, shows some good Poland Chinas, and
J W True, New Gloucester, exhibits the
Berk shires.
, 1891-12-20
Mason Sues the Duchess.

New York, Dec. l9.-John Mason
has brought action against the Duchess of
Marlborough and others to set aside the
agreement by reason of which the contest
over the will of the duchess former hus
band, Louis G. Hamersly, is withdrawn.
Mason states the terms settled upon were
that the contestants should bring no &C
ton against the duchess concerning her
estate during her lifetime. Out OF the
moneys she received from unincumbered
real estate the contestants we're to receive
$l0l ,667, the payment of which was Sc
cured by a policy OF Sl02. 900 on her life.
The plaintiff SAYS he declined to sign the
agreement until assured hat all the con-
testants received a like amount. He has
since learned that James X. Mason de-
clined to sign the agreement, but his APP
proval was subsequently secured by the
payment of $50. 900. He wants the
agreement set aside, the will contest ar
gued and the accounting of all moneys
the duchess has received since the agree.
ment was made.
, 1891-12-20
CIVILIZATION In Nicaragua.

San Francisco. Dec. 10. - Chas.
Thornton, an American engineer. Just re-
turned from Nicaragua, states that con-
SESSIONS have been granted a number of
Americans by the president of the Sar-
casa and Nicaragian government. For
construction of a narrow guage railroad
for freight service from Manitoba on Lake
Managua down the valley of the Rio
Grande FLYER to Limos. a total distance of
1877 miles. The road will connect at Man
itoba with a narrow guage road that now
runs from Corinee on the Pacific coast to
Managua, the capital of Nicaragua.
1t Is estimated that the proposed route
will be 800 miles shorter hat the present
Panama route between San Francisco and
New York and that at least l20 miles
shorter than the proposed route of the
Nicaragua canal. Limos is sixty miles
from the mouth of the Rio Grande river,
which the engineers believe can readily
be made navigable FOR deep water steam
ers. In addition to the building of
a railroad aud opening the bar of Rio
Grande River, it is required that a liue of
steamers to run twice a month between
RIO Grande and the United States be
maintained: that the custom houses and
other buildings for use of the govern
ment. together with telegraph and tele-
phone lines, be constructed along the
route OF the proposed road and that the
road be adequately equipped for the ex
petition OF traffic. Thornton says a part
of the road will be completed and in
operation within two years. The contract
specifies the road and other improvements
must be completed inside of FIVE years.
, 1891-12-20

CHICAGO. Dec. l9.-JIm Hall, the
Australian m~iddleweight, and Bob Fergu-
son, the stock yards heavyweight. had a
set-to at battery ID" tonight before
5000 people. The affair was engineered
by Parson Davies and Halls contract was
to stop the giant in six rounds. Hall was
conceded to be greatly superior in science.
but the stock yards mans friends pinned
their faith on his great strength and size.
He wasn't in it. however, as Hall
smashed him in all sorts of ways. and by
the end of the second round the stock
yards giants face and neck presented
a frighttul appearance. In the fourth he
got a corker IN the jaw and dropped in a
heap, though not unconscious. The police
then stopped the fight and no decision was
given by the referee.
, 1891-12-20

SAN DIEGO, Dec. ia peculiar fatal
shooting accident occurred on the bay last
evening. w. p. Francis. a well known
engineer, went out duck shooting and
fixed a battery IN which to conceal him
sell. Two young men were rowing in the
vicinity shortly afterward when one OF
them, j. l.. Henshilwood. saw a portion
OF Francs body and taking it for a
pelican fired at it with a revolver. Just
at that Francis Strengthened up
and received the bullet in his breast. A
postmortem today showed the bullet went
completely through the heart. notwith-
standing which he raised again in the boat
and shot twice with a gun at Henshil-
wood, evidently thinking he had been
attacked. He her fell dead.
, 1891-12-20
FOUR FACTIONS.
Two Are Democratic and Two
Republican.
War Between the Whites and
Blacks in Louisiana.
Revolvers Drawn by Them
While in Convention.
Loursrana Republicans Warning.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l9.-Iu view of
the dissensions in the Democratic party
the Republicans are extremely active and
consider their chances good. The state
central comnitte held a meeting today
but also developed two factions, one COM
posed of straight out white Republicans.
with d few colored, led bv ex Gov. War
mouth; the other comprising the leading
negro Republicans led by j. Madison
Vance.
it was decided to call the state conveu-
ton to nominate a ticket and all went
well until the election to fill vacancies on
the committee for the state at large,
which went in favor of the asti-War
mouth men. While a vote was being
taken Yarmouth and a number OF his
friends. including United States Marshal
Donnelly, left the hall. As they were
going out some one made an offensive
remark, and drew a revolver. but was pre-
vented by friends from shooting.
The committee then elected an anti
lottery man as secretary and, after adopt
ing resolutions endorsing Harrison's ad-
ministration, adjourned.
, 1891-12-20

LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch from
Pernambuco states that a popular upris-
ing occurred in that city today against the
governor of the province. Troops we're
called out and there vas a sharp Rgh,.
1t IL reported that sixty persons were
killed or wounded and it is also stated
that the governor resigned and quiet
was almost Immediately restored. After
the restoration of order the members of
the iunta we're cheered by the people as
they passed along the streets.
, 1891-12-20

ST. LOUIS, Dec. I9.-The St. LOUIS
furniture board of trade today sent to ex-
President Cleveland as a Christmas pres
ent tor baby Ruth, a child's rocking chair
made from the door OF the old log cabin
home OF Gen. Cant, in this county, with
a letter expressing the best wishes for the
health and happiness of the child aud it's
parents,
, 1891-12-20

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l9.-Mrs. jose
phino Smith, 25 years old, this afternoon
shot and killed John Hobbs in the Powell
ton avenue station of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. As yet the police are unable to
discover the cause, but the supposition is
they have been intimate, and Hobbs was
weary of her. Mrs. Smiths maiden name
was Madison and she is a daughter of a
wealthy mill owner of this city.
, 1891-12-20
WANTS AN APOLOGY.
France Tells Bulgaria She
Will Not be Sat Upon.
William Instructs His Soldiers
in Practical Economy.
Germany Has No Great Love
For Frenchmen.
Foreign News and Comments.

Copyrighted 1891 by n. Y. Associated Press.
BERLIN. Dec. l9.-The view taken IN
official circles here OF the quarrel between
France and Bulgaria is that it will result
in mischief. A dispatch was received
yesterday evening from the German en-
bassy at C%onstantinople containing the
substance of a protest made to the grand
vizier by Cambon, the French AMBASSADOR,
in which Ribot, the French foreign minis
ter, accuses the Bulgarian government,
besides the illegal expulsion of Chadouinne
aud with insulting the French agent,
Lenel, by setting a police watch upon
the residence aud upon one occa-
sion with arrcsting Lenel him
sell by mistake. Lenel appears to have
been suspected of secretly giving assistance
to Russo ulgarians. Rlbot contends
that Porte must now insist that Bulgaria
apologize and rescind the order oil ex
pulsion against C~hadouinne and thus wipe
out by public official recoe milton the insult
to the French agent. The grand yizier
communicated with the government at
Sofia and 10 answer the authorities ex.
pressed regret the incident had arisen, but
declared they would adhere to their right
to expel Chadouinne.
The Bulgarian agent at COnstantinople
in communications addressed to German
ana Austrian embassies, couched in the
most cordial terms, asserts his govern
ment has strong proof that the French
residences have been made a focus of the
plots against Stamboulof, the Bulgarian
prime minister. The opinion is expressed
in diplomatic circles that Berlin is entirely
against Robot. 1t is not expected that
he will venture to refer to the dispute to
the Berlin treaty powers. He will proba-
bly, bully Bulgarv in order to please Rus
STA and keep the quarrel standing open
until an opportune moment arrives for be-
ginning active hostilities.
The debates in the reichstag have dis
closed u weakness of the supporters of bi-
metahsm. Count Merbach aud Baron
Kirdoff alluded to the question of the
RECOMMENDATION OF silver as intimately CON
nected with the srAin tariffs, but the house
cOncurred in the opinion of Chancellor
Caprivi, who said 1t was superfuous t.
discuss the subject.
The attitude OF the government upon
the question OF bi-metalism continues one
of waiting. When VIM. SelIgman, who
was sent to Europe as the representative
OF the United States treasury department
for the purpose of arranging an inter.
national conference was here sounding the
government, Chancellor Won Caprivi
stated the action of Germany and England
would depend upon the currency develop.
ments in Washington.
Herr Miguel, imperial minister of
finance, is a strong gold partisan. Secre-
tary Won Marshall, although a strong BIZ
metalist, will only act Jointly with Eng
, 1891-12-20

Parties wishing their Christmas orders
of JeweIry. Diamond Setting, Special
Designs, Fancy Engraving, Enameling,
etc, done, should please call early and
leave their orders before the holiday rush,
and secure fine work by experienced
hands, at the well known practical jewel
ers, w~atchmakers and engravers,
LEHNER, BUECHNER & CO,
Sixteenth and Ferguson Streets.
, 1891-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The Post to-
morrow will publish an interview with
Senator Voorhees, in which he saws that
all the Democratic senator's have agreed
to assist him IN preventing the confirma-
ton OF Judge Woods of IndIaoa as a cir
cult judge on the ground that his action
in the Dudley blocks of five''case proved
him unfit for a judicial position.
, 1891-12-20
To Help the Needy Peasants.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 10. -Governor
Thayer today issued an appeal to the
people of Nebraska, calling for contri,
buttons to make a train load to be sent to
the needy peasants of Russia. Il is esti-
mated by the governor that the necessary
contributions will be make within ten
days when the train will be placed at the
disposal OF Secretary of Agriculture
Rusk.
, 1891-12-20

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. I9.-Mrs. Nancy
Britt Kennedy, the oldest woman in this
city, died this morning. At an early
hour she got up and commenced praying
that she might die and continued her
prayers for nearly an hour when she fell
to the floor dead. The deceased Is a
woman whose age has been extensively
reported as lis.
, 1891-12-20

The Burlington Route will make ercur-
sion rates during the holidays Call and
get rates, time cards, etc. Sure connec-
hons for all points and best time.
o + CORNISH, Agent.
, 1891-12-20

B. Hellman ID giving the people a
touch of high lie aud low prices in the
clothing trade, and they seem to appre-
ciata IL
, 1891-12-20

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l9.-The ReDubHic's
Muskogee, l.. T.. special says the
Cherokee council and the United States
commission have agreed upon a sale of
the Cherokee strip for IS, 595, 1856.
, 1891-12-20
A WORD To THE WISE.

You can get fine cigars put up espec-
tally for the holiday trade in elegant
souvenir boxes of twenty five. All grades
all prices at Popp's cigar factory. Six
tenth street. Latest designs in mcer-
schaum and briar goods.
, 1891-12-20
Go To IheO. It. H'OOUenS
y Co.'S for yONF groceries
and christina DeIcaCieS.

Go to Germania Hall if you want a
good, pure and undulterated 5 year-old
Stonewall whiskey Sl.0O per quart.
, 1891-12-20

The largest Eagle ora the
earth at our mammoth
grocery store. CaU and see
IL, and iUhsie there get "a
feU prtceS on some of those
fine groceries, fresh and
dried fruits, nuts of all
Kinds, and yoH iCiU be sure
10 bay them.
n. THder,COOd y Bro.
, 1891-12-20
STOP! READ COMPARE
WHO LEADS? WHO FOLLOWS.

We know it will be to your ad-
vantage to inspect our fine stock of
Holiday Goods in Gold and Silver.
We can get you anything you want
al short notlce-DIamonds, Watch
es, Sterling Goods, etc.
zEHNER, BUECHNER & co
, 1891-12-20
HOW IT is DONE THERE.
Methods Adopted 10 Protect CoIora-
dos Stock Interests.
Secretary colorado STOCK ASSOCIATION.

Secretary Colorado Stock Assoclation.I
The only law which Wyoming lacks
which Colorado has is the state inspection
law. There is the key to the Wyoming
situation, and there lies the remedy.
by it the state inspectors have the
right to inspect a consignment OF cattle
going beyond the confines of the state and
seize any straYs 10 the herd and return
them or their equivalent to the rightful
owners. By virtue OF the laws We are
enabled to have reports on cattle inspected
sent in to Denver headquarters every two
weeks. All hides and cattle inspected
belonging in Colorado are reported to us.
I'VE exact a compliance with the rule
that all strays must he reported direct to
the secretary and not to the supposed
owners.
In reporting straYs captured all marks
and brands on them are given together
with a statement as to whether the brands
are on the right or lett side, or shoulder,
side OIL hip, and whether native, half
breeds or Texas. These details are neces.
sarY in order to enable complete identif-
cation from our record of brands.
The inspector is empowered to seize
any stray in question by due process of
law, and the cattle growers association de.
trays any expenses incurred thereby.
"lt a shipper or driver refuses to de,
liver up a beef or beeves owned in Col
oradO or belonging to n member of our
association he is to seize it by legal pro-
cess
inspectors stationed in Colorado are
required to visit all butcher shops and
slaughter houses in their prescribed dis
trict and see that the butchers keep a
record of all brands of all cattle slaught-
cred. Also that the meat market men
and butchers comply with that portion of
the Colorado stock laws requiring them
to give bonds to keep those records and
to take due precautiOn against slaughter
ing cattle whose ownership in question"
''Dr. BiII'' in London and New York.
DR.. Bill was first produced at the
Avenue theatre, London, on February l.,
and had a run of over 300 nights. The
story and incidents of DR.. Bill are builded
upon the old lines OF mistaken identity,
and there are the adjuncts of various
doors and dark rooms which have done
generous service in old English farces
from time immemorial. 1t the present
instance the hero is a certain William
Brown, Nj. D. who has been some
what gay in his earlier life, but who ha
married, settled down and relinquisheC
his practice in order to dissociate himsel
from the lively theatrical companions oil
his youth.
His father. ln-law. however, detcrmin,
ing that this shall be otherwise, puts a
large brass sign on the front door, sends
out circulars and succeeds In having the
doctor fairly overwhelmed with patients.
Among them comes some of his old
theatrical flames, who used to know him
as "Dr. Bill and thence all the confus-
ion and complications. The second act,
the scene OF which IL laid in the apart
ments of Mrs. Horton, an ex actress, is
very funny.
, 1891-12-20

Helm an has those plain
OIaCk and lChite Satin Sns-
pender.S yOH hare been ask
nag for.
, 1891-12-20
SILK MUFFLERS
that cannot be beat for the money.


We have Just received a new i'm
p~ortation, and in order to make them
move rapidly we have decided to
give 10 per cent reduction on all
Dishes or CrOckeryware sold until
Jan. /, 1892.
, 1891-12-20

T. B. HICKS, Pres. @. E. ABBOTT, Cash.
j. b. LOOMS, Asst. Cash.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-16
The Mississippi Alliance.

JACKSON, MISS, April 1.-THE execu-
tive committee of the State Farmers AL.
lance met last night to consider the
question of accepting the esignation of
their organ, the Mississippian.
The committee agreed that the sole
difference between the Mssissippian and
the committee was on the sub treasury
question, but as the State and National
Alliance have both declared in favor of
the sub. treasury plan, it is the sense of
the majority of the committee that all
members of the Alliance in that State
should stand by that declaration.
The report is sigued by Casey, Dyer and
Mills.
A minority report has been signed by
Bremen and Passmore and published,
which says that believing in and giving
unqualified support to the declaration Of
purposes and the greater part of the de-
mands of the Alliance, and that the OBJ.
jects sought to be attained properly con.
Quoted are essential to the welfare of the
toiling masses of this nation, with whom
we are in sympathy, and believing that
the Alliance mast align themselves with
one or the other of the national parties to
accomplish anything, or organize itself
political party, which would lead to it's
destruction, and believing that any meas.
ure or policy advocated to be enacted Into
a law affecting all classes of citizens
should be freely and fairly discussed,
and should fail if not endorsed by the
people, who are the government, therefore
we cannot endorse any action that will
muzzle the press or Individuals; we
would recommend to the Order, in view
of its great Importance and far reaching
consequence to our people and Govern.
meut, the rediscussion of the sub treasury
scheme by the Order and the Alliance
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-16
An Eloqent Appeal Tor the obllteratlor
OF Sectional Lines.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-At the ban.
quet given by the board of trade last
night to the delegates to the patent Gen.
tennial, Secretary Noble made an address,
which was enthusiastically received. In
the course of bis remarks he said.
"Let the sectional spirit die ont. Let
sublime intelligence, that comes like the
sunlight from heaven over all our broad
land, warm the hearts of the South and Of
the North, until they meetin one common
association for the good of the nation.
[Applause. Let the genius of the land
inspire all the creative part of both sec.
tions to rivalry, and let arms reside in
the background, and if used at all be used
against our foreign foes. Applause.]
Let this bond of union, growing from the
soil and inspired by the genius OF the
land, find in this beautiful city, at the
capital of our common country, that
throne, that beautiful home, where all
that It has created shall be exhibited,
which is in the spirit of the present, be-.
cause the spirit of the present has in it
all the past as developed, as 1t has also In
it all the opportunities Of the future. Let
that hall rise In beautiful proportions, and
make, in the beginning Of the next cen.
tury, that temple, in which love of coun:
try, with genius, shall preside upon the
solemn form of justice and the guaran-
tees of constitutional liberty"