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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
A SENSATION LOST.
DI9ee Case It SkoThteia
Sst!l.d Outside The Court.
Ion fub,itnlxis In Massachusetts,
Cattle I'm ,oitltiun to b Stopped.
Alleged Burglar Arrested - Death Of
Prom inent Westbrook Citizen.

Especial to the ksnnsbec JOURNAL
skowHEsAs, Dec 20 At court Tues
day m Jrning tie case Of Grey vs. Grey va
aiken up. This was . suit fer divorce
brought By joel H. Grey Of Scion, against
his wife. A large number of Witnesses
iac!utins many ladies' we're summoned ard
the case wAs Ipected TO create ssensstion.
bat ja-t - the case vas about 20 be pre-
seniec to the c at, the parsisi b. advice Of
counsel, ef-ctsd . comp oni-e.
Pair CD Murphy Of West Forks vas AZ
rsisned en- sn sppea.fd Gaze Of search and
ssizare. Judgment OF lover court sus-
Isined feed 500 and costs Same party
srrsigned on al Indictment for common
'sler; pleaded guilty; 1aed 500. B1sh
anes paid and respondent was discharged
There was no court in the afternoon
The case of Sss.e vs.. Banker for forgery
~ill be taken up WEDNESDAY morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
GRAVES TRIAL.
Prosecution Rests Its Case After Fixing
Graves Writing on the Bottle.

DENVER, Col, Dc 22.-The Graves
trial -ss resumed tJdsy ~ith oross exsmin-
asiou Of John q. Conrad, nothir 9 being
developed Thomas Flanagan. the hack
man who drove the doctor TO the BarDsbg
house ia Providence, testified that he had
driven DR. Graves TO th- rs.,dsnce Ave times
He usu.ily me- the doctor square or more
from the Graves house. NJ. Conrad SC
CON p .ried the doctor to the 8srnsby hou.e
on the first nigns Tee prosPcuaoA pro-
duced Q number Of le teEs written by d..
Graves to Mrs Bs,nsby At various times
The handwriting in these letters and the
Inscription on tie bottle Of vhiskey sent
Mrs Barnsov compared.
James l. Lii dssy, An exp'rs il hand-
wriung swore it wss ibis oslief that the
writing on the lasgers sad On the inscrip-
ton were written By the same person Lso
Caps lin, for 10 y-srs . professor o:
wrising snd Al expert. carrpbo-ssed Mr.
Iindssy's testimony The prosecution then
rested its case AID the court adj j1urned to
tomorrOw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
PRIVATE BARRETT ACQUITTED
For Assaulting a Mexican Soldier-POliee.
man in Laredo, Mexico.

WAsHIsGroN, Dec. 22 The var de-
psrtme nj has been informs Of the scq alta
BY the Mexican cour: martial OF Private
Barrett, an American calvary soldier. re-
Gently arrested in Liredo, Tex. for strik.
irg . soldier pol cem,n ~hile being arrs ssed
during a drunken row. The United Stsre,
consul claimed the right of civil 'risl for
Barrett, on the ground that the Mexican
was serving as q civiiisn when assaulted
This vas deoisd aud Barrett was tried by q
military tribunal aud cleared. He hss
been turned over TO the American sushori
ties and will be court mariislied for mis-
conduct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Railrua0s & Steamboats,
1AIME CENTRAL RAILROAD


GOIu0 WE9T-s-0 A. n. eos I~~ss4o-
Gockiasd, rostiaad, Boston aad NeasresI. ~ 4.
n. tor aaliowen, GxsdfneY aad 3olth Gs,aics,
56.io "A n. for br1nsvi L, Lewiston. Varnins~ !.
EDckiand, Portland and Bostoa, connectins 10,
White hcantAsn fanss; aG y ~.
HAlo.eii, eSdine, snd sozth sardsssY. 4 n
Y. n. for brnns sfck, sAsh. pryflsn1 zsstom
and Saturdays only, for Rochiaa r. saS r. II. h.
BaIlossii. 6Asdisaf and soss5 isHrdIsrr: n n
r. n night fsiinsa) Tor Le Sfst1u, Bath, Port
and and Boston-
GOING EAsf-aie A. n. tntsht express, sos
sto.hassn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hsrbor. ss.
snpbenst 81 John and Aroo<tosk Cosaty: gjt
n. for Ws;srviDe. Stovheess and Bangor: ~
r n. 'or natsryiils. Oakland, sosiA Assos.
Bingham. 5ko~hssAn, Belfast, Dover and
Fox roft. Bangor. Bar Hastor, st. s.spAsrs.
st. John and Afoosiook County: and ssndays
oni1, ~ S.E 4. a., R,f Bangor.
The sigh' Pullman frains run eaek vay svsr,
night, Sundays In iuded, Uat not TO skovhessn
On Monday mornings, os 70 Belfast Dextsr or
teyoad Bangor. On san isy morninks.
The day express trains going Weas At 10 10 ,
81. and East At s.ts r. n. run daily, su ndays IN
elsded. between Boston, Lewisson, Bath, Bangor
and b. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Aarus,.
leaves South Gardiner, s.2s 4. NJ; 10 and IS
z. NJ. Gardiner. 70 A. NJ; 10 and as r. n. /:
Hal0Heil. s.fs 4. n, I-S aud so r. r.
Through tickets 10 CAiiforuia and al points
soaIh and West nay be had of u n. Waiisr
selling via all routes and oheelin6 baggage free on
szy-nse.
PAYsoa TUCKER, Vice Pres. 6sal Manager.
Y. T. BooTHBY. Gent PASs. and Ticket Ar.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Maine Industries.

The venerable DR.. fl p Tofsey Of Kent.
Hill, sho is ~eil knosn Ia this citv. scc6m'
p,nie1 by bis wife. will leave for FLORIDA y
abou, Two weeks ard viii be sossrt all
winter
Business is very b'isk a, the Pi'cs.sqnis
woolsn Mill IN Gu.lfofd, and the prupris-
sars have foand 1t necessary TO employ a
niaht crew Ia order to meet the demand for
lis fabrics.
Il reported that b. Hosfo,d. the pur-
chaser Of the pulp ard paper mill 1t Ofol 20,
will 1T oBce buii1 3 two mscbine paper foiii
clos. by the pulp mill. and will mapofsc-
ure book ard Ds9itla pspef II s X ce,
81 prs..n, supefinte ndsst Of the Ffoatensc
Psper Ca. Mil st Dexter, y Y, viii
have charge Of he ylsls At Ofoo o.
J q. asmil,on, Pas, Grand Chief Ten
p,at, las orgasiz d f~o new lodses In the
to of Carmel during hs past veek. M.
Fl nil,on hss bsen usve.ing fSr III. ord
Gu x the p,sf two months. vsnihg lpdsrs,
.ddre ssirg pahlic nse;it r. ard osgsnizng
and hs. adaed II ney Ie6gss 10 The naDoe'
n the S,sls since the az una gsssIJ1 of tie
3rang- Lodge.
Tue packing season at Burahsm & Nor
fiii's eoru shop st Hssri.op cioiei o. Mon
day, Dec. IA n, tie shop haymz been ID
sc;iv. ape,s i'm du'isg eyery ~tek dsy
sxeep, tro, .ia9e Sept 1st. The PACK o'
svees corn vss 10000 cans, And tn ccs
.s. 81 sus $3.50 T.eive hundred hu hsi'
Of n.sarAi rus .p5les and $3.50 bushels u
Bsl3~r., we're pscsed. msxies 30 62f
| ssiion Cars.
Gao NJ Bvvsy o. Kenda,kesg hsv'
sa~n sv,r l,0G0 coo feet Of i1rs l1mes
the past sesto 5. b<.i5es la;se qusnii'y o.
asvss and besd ngs and considerable Gus
| tom s4sirg. A rev feed mill has bssi
pus into Ihs IRIS, mill st Higsitsviile, h
be used for grinding corn on the cob. Fou
hands are employed 10 their cooper shsp
msnnfa c;vrinx pork barrels which are sol
/ 10 Boston par,iss. They viii lumbar tn
| pre- sent sssson in K.nduskesR and Cofintn
snd viii slso buy lumber q their mills.
| While the lumber business mas been daI
! this year. there bss been no suso falling o'
In the volume Of shipments ~ nrxht b
1 supposed from the published reports, ssicl
greatly exaggerated the depression, Price
Of lumber have been lo~ and ffsishs. 81
same, but 10 lover than they have bee
before this, and there a.e nov unmi TAI
able signs Of improvement 10 the usis
The mills have been fairly busy, aishou.
. larger stock Of logs will be vintere, s:a
usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
ORDER OF yESTA.
Petition 10 Appoint Receiver and Wind
Up It's Affairs.

BALrMosE, Dec. 22,-Today application
was made for 8 receiver and an II jarction
to restrain the order Of Vesta from paying
out money was filed in the circuit court
here by certificate holder He charges
that the order made voIthlsss investments
and 10 iDsolveus. He staes he vas induced
to take 4 certificate for s400, bg fraud sud
misrsprs sentstion, aod does not expFcf.
unless the officers are restrained, to dIas
sny money in payment OF the certifc,'e.
He charges that the oficeis OF the order
Intend to wiod up lie snsirs aoout February
snd remove all the monsy tr1nn the juris
diction OF the court. About three weeks
sgo bill for al njarcios sud receiver
was filed a. PhiIa3eiphis ard are DOW BEING
heard there. The order is quite large /!
q receiver is appointed thete sii! be about
$3.50 900 to di.trbaie to the lodges in the
different parts Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Maine Pensions.

WAsHIssroN, d C DEC. 22.-Pensicn.
have be.n granted to these residents OF
Msine;
Original, Alfred Crockett, John T Wells,
Oas Gray, CHsrles A. Bean, Amo. S. Pur-
si., Eugene Newnegin; additional. Alex
MlG,ney; increase. Airheus l Hamoisn,
John B Lshe; reissue, Hugh Mclntire,
deceased. Howard Perk,r'; I'd, George e
Cross; original. widows, Ellen s. Hughes,
Betsey d Hore, Catherine M lIHtire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
Detectives Investigating the Death Of
1--WE Cherokee Chiefs.

GurHRrs. o. T., Dec. 2l-rhers 10
considerable exci'emsnt as Taalsquah,
Cherokee Ns.ioD, ovt. the deaths Of Caisf
MAYS ard Assistant Caief Chambers zee X
aao. There hss been . suspicion frcm the
ffst that there Vas something wrong. and
no~ il Is openly asserted that they met
death by foui play. The president OF the
Senate has also been very lit.
The death of ihsse men gives the control
Of the Nation isio the bands Of the oppvs.
ing psrfy. Who control the Councit ard viil
elect Q new Chief. Dsfsc ives scs at work
investiaslieg the eiTcuanances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
STEAMER WRECKED
And Nine Of the Crew Drowned Loss,
100000; Partially Insured.

MBxDocrxo, Cal. Dec. 22-While the
steamer Wes; Coast vas hsuiing slonRside
the wharf 1t Point Arena yesterday,
her noorings parted ard her stern
lines fouled the propeller. Capsain
Gerne ordered the sails hoisted iu,-
mediasely and the steamer hs1 just gsiaed
hsadwsy when two hesvy seas stTucs her,
sending her on The south reef. A rumoer
Of the crew took to the ships boats, b At the
boss csp-iz ID a9d nine men we're drovnsd
The captain, dremen and tvo seamen were
saved. The West Coat had . cargo oe rail-
read ties and was owned 10 Sc, Frsncisc,
She vss val ued as about e2o0 600; par
fiAiIy insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Meteorological Report.
suRANCE AGENT
Accused OF Having Forged Two Notes
Amounting to $3.50.

PORTLAND, Dc GA special from
Lewiston to the Argus sys that Z. E.
watron., representing the New York Life
Insurance Company there, is sccused OF
forging tso notes smoarting to $50. Wat
rons left ,nwa r week sso FRIDAY. sasir {
tie was going TO New Yorx 10 spend Christ
mas. He Affairs sre sll rish. with the
c. mDany
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Fire at Barnet, Vt.

Sr. JoHssBuRr, VT Dec 20 "A fire In
Bsruet village today, caused BY the expo
SION Of 9 lantern in . bsrn belonging 10
VIM. s Brooks hotel destroyed two barns,
the hotel. Dr. MtDo~elrs baru, A. y.
Laughlia's block, drog store OF X. X.
Laughli & Co millinery sfore OF Mrs X.
L, Laugh IN, jss eiry store Of A. s. Laugh
hd. AMI six tenements ia the Lsugh'in
bicck. Most Of the contents Of the stores
and ,enements were saved. Loss sb1ul
q o nnn Il snygd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
BLACKLISTING CASE
To he Settled In the Courts ut Fall River.
Mass. Summons Served.

FALL RIVER, Macs, Dec 22 Summons
was served oa Ageat James wsrieg, of the
Nsrrsgsnset, Mill, toisy By couHstl Tor the
striking veavers, cliag HIM 10 appear IN
ceurt ard show cause Why he should not be
enjoinsd from coeIclHg the sesvers TO work
10 the Nsrrsgspss;t wili, BY hiadering the m
from obt sinipg employ ment in other milis.
IL Is the fret blscklisuns case ever brought
in Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
CIGARETTES KILLED HIM.
John p. Richardson, the Great Cotton
Planter Died Sunday.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dee. 22,-Jobn
P. Richardson uf this city, whose wealth
WAS estimated at 81. .O00, goo, perhaps the
greatest cotton plsnrer in the United Ststss,
died Sunday, vicum OF cigarettes, H
had disease of the ID, 20 of iisht char
scter, which could easiiy have been cured
had not hear, failure set in. due TO the
Absorption Of pic ,tine HIS life was in
sured for Si00 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
a VERY REMARKABLE CASE.


Augusta, Ne Dee :, 1891
To the UNION MEDICINE 90:
1t = yes me great pleasure to testify
to the wonderful cure ! hsvh CHAINED
by the nee Ct your DR. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP. | have been almost
totally de- Il for tho pact six years from
the ELECTS of -crofulA AND generous
humor NV ears hsva been hot
drv ard constantly full OF con
fu.irg sounds. | have Also suffered
from fairtnass and stomach troubles
After 1akiug six hottl.s of the
BLOOD sYhCP. I iiud MY hearing
nearly restored can now hear the
clock tick and listen with pleasure to the
sound of the CITY BELLS. sounds that
have not been able to hear for the
PAST SIX YEARS. NY stomach trouo'
les have entirely disappeared, my gen
erai health has been greatly improved,
and have gained THIRTY POUNDS
In weight by the use of YOUR MEDI
CINE recommend its use by all per-
sons afflicted with diseases arising from
IMPURE BLOOD
{Sigued) Mrs. w. II. Dill
| eau fdlly subscribe to the truth oil
the above statement NO MONEY
would induce me TO again see my wi1e
ju the condition she was in when she
commenced to take DR.. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP.
Signed W. II. DILL
Dec. ), 1891
To the UNION MEDICINE co
have been z e.tly troubled with dys
peps,a for the LAsr FIVE YEARS
have taken TWO BO Tiles of DR.
WILLIAMS BLOOD SYRUP and it::has
benefited me 30 much, that can NOW
and enjoy my food.
(Signed) A. d REMIcK
NIGHT POLICEMAN of
Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

II ID cruel for pareots to ieE fneir children
suffer With coughs and coid.. which In %
many csses lead 80 consumption and p:sms
ture death Givs them DE-. Bulls Couga
Syrup. rs cents bottls.
Dsifymen. ssockmen, livery-sssbls men,
and hoYse-csr men unite Ia sasing thar nc
such horse AID cattle le.ios as Ssivstioa
Oil. has ever teso pus Bpon the nozrzst
As all dealers fos 25 seE.'s.
dse2e.Evfal.m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
COMFORT OF TRAVELLERS.
Bill to Provide Suitable AccOmmoda.
tions for Passengers at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Senstor Chan
der today introduced bill to amend the
&C. to regnlse the ca,riaga Of passengers
a, sea, to provide that in the future 1t shall
be- unlawful for any steamship company to
bring passengers from any foreign country
unless suitable accommodations for the
comfort Of the passengers have been pro-
vldsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Killed by a Falling Tree

JAcKMAS, Dec. 22 -Jsme. Daley, while
worsing IN the woods choppiDs trees for
Ahb1ts & Bailey Of Jsckman, was struck
BY a fall pg limb and had bis skull crushed
on Saturday. He died before assistance
could be obtained. HIS exact residence is
unkno~n, but his parents sre supposed to
live in ST. John. He has = brother, Barney
Daley, in the viciaty Of HouIto0, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
A WICKED, WICKED DEMOCRAT
Fined and Sent to Jail for MODkeying
With Election Returns.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec 22.-Democtstic
ryisor Thumss J WeIeh TODAY was
fin d $3.50 ard sentenced to the peni,en.ary
f,r 80 days for C ,ntemp. VI court by Jddse
Kepr edy Wslc1 took the third ward
elect IN returns TO Albany, when he should
have gwen them to the insps ctors for cor
recIlun.
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A SMALL ROW
Between The French and Tho
IlliS,s,ey GoIsrnmsnh.
Suffering Amors StsfIias Peasants n
Russii xads nofa litooso
by the Outrageous Acts Of Merchants md
Government Oficials.

PANS, Dec. a2 --Telesrams from Md
.ysscsr safe thai he relatioos between the
Fs,reh gvernmsnt aad the Malsgssesy
government crossing cut Of the question -
to witch shall graut exec ,a'ers 10 the
foreign representatives ia Madagascar.
have, after = losg period Of tension, been
rupsured A'segethsr. Both povers are
seemingly dssermia, not to make any con-
cessicus thai would tend TO bridge over the
lreuh'e ard the result 10 that commerce Of
the country ia al . stsndsLil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
New Englanders at Philadelphia Have
Annual Banquet.

PHnApELPHIA, Dec. 20 - The New
Easisnd Society Of Psnnsy vsnia gave its
annual din er tonight ST the Continental
Hctsi. Nearly 100 persons sst a. the
tables. Am1pg tn3se Who res eondsd %
toasts we're Hon. Rsd6sd Proc,or, Ucised
State. Senator from Vermont; Wm. T.
Davis, president Of the Pf5 mou Society
OF New T. and; Presdect Hsnon OF
Princeton col eye and Hon. James 7.
Brooks Of Pittshsyg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
SECRETARY OF WAR ELKINS.
The Senate in Executive Session Con.
firms the Nomination.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % The Senate In
executive session this afternoon Confirmed
the nominations Of S,sphen b, Elkins as
tecret.ry of wsT; Enos II. lb=ksr, To-
disns, U0ited S,stes treasurer; j. c. Le-
g,re. retiuef ct United States mint in New
Orleans. sad w. f. Simonds, Connec .icuf,
commissioner Of patents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
BI-CHLORIDE OF GOLD CLUB


FaRMNGroS. Dec. PA. an enthnsi.
a.tic meeting here las. night Of graduates
Of the Kelley Destitute Of Maine, the Maine
Bi-Chloride Of Gold Club va, organized.
Charles W. Nultipg OF Boston was ELECTED
president; f. c. Elliott Of B'u7swick,
secretary, The institute is gradually filing
With parents, all Of whom are enthusiastic
over the success Of their treatment.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Several csses Of freezing to desth are
reported from France.
A boat marked "Csvslier," and . num-
Der Of pieces of new vood which evidently
hsd not beer IN the ~sser long. have bsea
pi kad up CT 6ciIiy Isisrds. and n 10 be
iieved the steamer Cavalier rhieh iefI
Gibraltar, Dsc 8. for Falmouth, Ens hal
been lost With ~ on board
TIE Car hiss sert Col. Wendrich Il
Ros,46, Invested With sbsoluts pove,s 4
% orsaaizs the railway tfAfi: - to feet ,
distribution OF corn. Ths Czfswisch ba
Just donated 90. eco to the famins suf
fersrs, vhiie tie Grand Dukes George
AIsx ndsr and Ssrsiu. have eac1 coasris
ussd $50 GOO to tie turd-
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TRADE DOLLAR BULLION
All In Standard Dollars and Coinage
Now Probably at an End.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The conver-
sion OF tne trade dollsr bullion into stand
ard silver dollars was compie ed tidy
The coinage Of the standard slver doilsrs
ia therefore st An end Ut less 3 change te
made in the policy Of the treasury depsrt-
ment through Congressional enactment or
otherwise.
Mr.. Leach, dire csor Of the mint. thinks
the,e is scsrcels any doubt thas the coin
ase Of silver dollars will be centinued At
the San Francisco and Carson City mints
in amounts sufficient to meet the necessi'
ties Of the service. He estimates this to be
500, 600 m onih fer each mintA
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Local Forecast.

Bosrox. Dec 2! A srcrm 10 forming
On the Galf coast sni viii probably move
rapid y northeast toward Nv E1glsad dur
#iag Wsdnesdss- Fur N v Enssnd Cloud
iGsM, ram Weepes-sy and Wsdnesasy
night; cts, onary temperature, sou heriy
winds bacsing 20 nofIhs esse'iy BY Wrdaes.
lay night. Clearing. colder Thursday
fslr. ceiier Tharstsy nigh; And Friday.
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somerset RAILWAY,

Commanding Monday. J.ns ssth, issi, train
viii run AZ follows, connecting Ut Garland viii
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston, WAtervfiie, Aa
gusts, BhowhesAn and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham. s-A A. NJ.
~ 20 p. NJ, soion 6s2 A. NJ, I2-4 4F NJ, Cara
tuns Fails. 'es+ A. q -os r. ~; Embdsn. 70.
A. NJ. 10 p. NJ, North Anson. 7.l7 A NJ. $50 p
NJ, Anson, III A NJ, Ia9 p NJ, Madison, 30 A
". .7ozr.N q; Sorridge ~ock.u $50 = NJ, RAJ p
". Bangs siding. '75s A. NJ 'a-2s p. NJ. ssvtetis
Crossing. 'so2 T., '2s2 r n; arrive Oakland
20 ", 250P NJ.
From Bo,ton. Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
terville. 5kovhskan aad Bangor;
Passenger trains iesve Oakland, 9.os A. NJ, ~,
IN. sawteiie Crossing. - 20 A. NJ. IS 90 r. NJ.
Bangs siding, 'S.zs A. NJ, '5.W p. N; Norridgs
wocs, PA A NJ, s.A P. NJ; Madison. s54 A. NJ.
s1sr; Anson, sSA NJ srx North An
900 P N. Carratunt Falls, 40 B A NJ, az p
NJ. Scion, 10 .56 A. NJ, e6 p NJ; arrive Bingham
ii-I0 A. NJ. eG p. NJ.
Flag stations, At which trains stop on signal or
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingham
snd North Anson. WIN ~ AVER. Snpt
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Factory Closed by the Grippe.

New HAVEN, Conn Dec. 22--4t noon
tcd.y the 6s.ssm Masofseiurins Comp any
works 10 West Haven shu, dosB. owing 70
the prsvsleoes Of grippe aDoas the e m
ployes Tsensy-fvs hands, inelutias th.
e giaeer and superintendent, sre on toe
siek list
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MOAN, MURMUR, MUIR
DER.

What a bobOery YOU are
kicking UP 10 be sure. All
you need is llickapoo Indian
Sagwa that viii put new life
into you and purify your
blood and act ON your stom-
ach, kidneys and liver. Sag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
LOST IN THE DRIFTS.
Snowstorm Overtakes Band Of Lsborcrs
and Many Perish.

RosE, Dec 22--rvo hundred lsborers
rsufoing t7m woik upon the bulmops
ssd Issrbis Rsiissy we're overtSAen By Q
terrible tno~storm Many men were suf-
focated 10 ,h- dtifts ard others we're frozen
to de.th ftesn b dies were recovered.
Tseaty mas are missing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
GENTLE BRBBZBS
Destroy Prtps'ty md lpjare
Psfp's 10 Iowa.
The Pal Riisf, liss B,ekhstins Cas-
10 B. Settled IN Court.
John p. Richardson, the Great Cotton
Planter, Killed by Cigarettes.

MARsHAiLrows, Iosa, Dec. IS. - A
storm having ali the elements Of summer
hurricAne. sruek this sscion las. night
causing much dam ge The house OF An-
drew o ssoa in the southwest para Of the
city wss blown swn and burned 0iesou
was caught in the wreck aud 80 badly
crushed that he vili die
Many barns and eutbuilaings were d.
moi,shed ard trees uprooted. The farm
hou.e Of Thomas Hughes, Elk miles south
west Of the ts<n, was lifted up bodily and
carried = hur dIet feet TIE occupants
escaped injury.
aSrhe wird was accompanied b. violent
huhder, Lightning aAd hsil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

Crime fsscinases many people vho Iovs
to read Of great ofiminsls-o0s there IL No
fsscinasisn about be crime Of neglecsinl
colds and coughs which often result in en-
sumption. and may be p.s sven'ed by Adm
son Bosanic Cousb Bsi.a1i.
dec2ie&wfolym
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Jsmes Sideing.t Of U1ion vas fined
1915 on lqaor Indictment at R,cklsHd,
Tuesday. Two other indictments we're not
pressed
John Trg7lis Hsnjlsy o' East wilton,
eisd Dec 20 He vas 6 f.. Z inches tall,
al d vas the tsllet, bus one, soldier In the
Army Of the Potomsc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23

CrxcrsEATI, Ohio, Dec 22-The Au-
Yors In.u ancs Company Of this city, takirg
Gre risks, tas wou1d ap iss sn.i's snd has
rome on. Of business. la risks were taken
b. the National Iasuraoes Company of
Hartford, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
BENJAMIN Dalton Dead.

BIDDEFoKD, Dec. 22.-BeDj amin Dalton
Of Wes,btook, Ne formerly prominent
business man Of Biddefofd and later OF
DIVER, \ H., died At Old Orchard today.
A widow and one son survive BIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-23
Man Drowned at Thomaston.

THoxAsros, Dec 90 -Alonzo Carter
of Thomas,on, sge about 45 years, while
engaged in fishing under the bridge at
three o'clock this morning nesr O'Briens
shsrf, fell into the river ard was drowned.
The body has been recovered. He leaves
a widow and three children.