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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-17
BOwDOIN COLLEGE.
Gymnasium Work Picking Up Theatri'
cal Notes Public Orations.

BRuSswIoK, Dee. IG.-rhe gymnssiam
now presents = lively appearance as the
men are training for the athletic exhibition.
All the classes are exercising under the
instruction Of Prof Whittier, whose abiiis,
10 the iiue has been much increased by his
recent visit to Germany and Sweden. Ths
Oh ject OF this visit vas {, study the superi'
or methods OF gymnastics as prsciicsd IN
shcse countries and he il now sd1ptins a.
much Of their methods ~ is superior to
hose 10 use in this couatry.
Thur,day evening in town hall The Con
Rreea,ionsl Club of Bruoswick pfesen' ed q
series OF LIVING pictures, entitled The Bo"-
doin Art Gallery. Many Of the siudeot'
took part. and grest deal OF interest was
shown 10 the exhibition. Among charsc
tiers represented were Gov B1wdoin by e
q Rich, '92. and sn Joshua Reynolds by
III L Andrews, "a
Ga Tuesd.y evsniag play entitled "A
Happy Pair" was pfe.enttd. three of the
students, Andrews. Thompson and Pierce,
tikiog the leading Istt,. The pay was
folio we'd by the musical farce ''CAsckms,e.
The Elk men IN the senior class who, or
account of excellence In composition have
hesn chosen 10 deliver original or-tions be-
fore the public are F Bartlett, Ellsworth
Me II. G Emsry, Elssorh. Ne II F
Lipscosi, Chicsgo, Ill Z A. PGgsey,
r chester, N. H.; c. S. Rich. Portland
Me snd e B Wood, Bangor. Until TIE
close OF the next term is the lime sil,S ed
for the prepare i'm Of these crations.
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HOW BALMACEDA WAS BETRAYED.
IL Was Mrs. Carlos Martinez Who Re-
yealed His Hiding Place.

SEATTLE, Dso, IS A Port Townsend
specisi SAYS that 40 American named
Shanks who has just sfrived from Chilli
snys lbst Bslmsceda sas betrayed By the
Minister of tue Argertire Republic to
Chill The latter had sgreed 10 aiiord
Bsimaeeds the projection VI the isgs.
tion When he arrived he vas confronted
by Mrs Carlos Martintz, the wife OF his
most bitter enemy, who had also taken
refuge from tie Bslmscedis's ia the legs
tion. After some confusion, which grew
from the meeting Of these persons, the lady
WAS required 10 take q solemn oath that
sbs would not div Ilge the whereabouts OF
the fleeing presIdeu'. She cubs qaentiy
violated her oath by entering into au in
tsigue With the Argentine minister 70 betrsy
EaImaceds to Jorge montE The latter
vas spprsised Of Bsmscsd.'s hiding plac
He insanity informsd bsimsceds ihA, be
would be given every protection II he
would at once SURF nder himself. This
B.lmaceds sgrsed I, DO. la the mean
time Balms scefa at one. set ab0u; arranging
bis worldly sff.ifs and when the time for
bis surrender arrived he committed su eide.
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BRUTAL MURDER.
Joha Burnsll, I Frsnchmln,
Balrs Refused Liquor
Kills Him Instantly and Escapes His
Companion Under Arrest.

PHrKxsoKo. n fl, Dec i6-Jehn C.
VII eles. . Keeper of hotl at R,ndse
Censre, ~as murdered aeSut o'clock to-
night in front Of his hotel by Jehn Burneli
or Braneil. q Frsnchmxn heiahsi Z ss Fiy
willi>m Batneii, accompanied BY an ther
msn whose name i. Dos kaa~o, drove NJ TO
the hotel aoa asked Wnesler for soms
iqnof. This vss rstused aud higa words
follow and scutfis ensued
Burneil became terribly enrag,d sni
Sc xina VII I'll . tree, dealt Wheeler n sxv-
age blow over The head. kiIsins him iassant-
iy Two other msn VII, came to
Wheelei's assistance, received severe
treatment, one being very esdls Injured.
After desiitg Z the murdereus blow. the
Fsenehman snd bis eompshion ran from
the scene sc-oss thu 0, Ids. tu, the latter
was soon ov.rtsken by persuiaa parties
Aud 10 nov 10 ca.tcdy. Burueii vss mote
successful aad up to the pr sent line has
eiutsd arrest. although his capture Is Pre-
liable before rsuy hours.
He il described q, . hard character. who
has served several term. in Jail for various
snences. He 10 about 20 years o q, nearly
III fest tall. wore = m1ustsche. had on
dark evercoat ssd soft light bat. His
victim wac about 65 yesrs old, ard WAS
nearly bind. He leaves q wife and three
children He hsd bscn In the hotel bud
uess in Rindgs for about three yesss, bic
son Frank hAviog previously conducted the
house.
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THE GRAVES TRIAL.
Pae,s Shoyirs How He Vas Interested
in nfs. Bafrsby's Pfopsity.
He Inundated Her and Had Absolute
Control Of Property.

DENVER, Col. Dec i6 In the Barnsby.
Gssyss t,isl today Mr. u S W0freli vas
called to the stand she accompanied Mrs
B.rnaby On the CAlifurasa trip At the lat
ter's rtqaest The witness returned 20
ID nvsr sl-na on April Mrs. Bsrnsby
vas met by Q womAn in Ssa Frsp CISCO tho
feoommended her 10 doctor. The witness
thought il very strange and spoke to the
clerk of the hotel about 1t, bus Mrs Bar
usby decided to remain and 90 treated BY
this docso, Witness len her With Mfs
Fisher. Witaess was told that pack sge
VS.. here for Mrs. Bsrnaby sf-er they had
returned from tue ranch on the day they
took ths fstHl filii.
Mrs BAfnsbs said che Vas tired and
tho ught a little Of zoe Old ~bi.key would
help hsY. Made tao todNes and witness
drsnk ene. shs exclaimed, 1T 10 vile
-iufi Mrs. Bsrnsoy drank hers and
hnalIy taid, at is poor stuff" Then III"
witoess becsme i'll. Her son hurried 10 and
told her she should not have drank before
dinner. Witness vomited aud became an-
conscious until 2 O'Clock the next morni q.
Knew when Mrs. baruaoy vas here Ia
January che received mediSile from Df.
Graves which came through the ms,l for
rheumatism, and vbeb they were 10 Caiifor-
ni., che had on various occasions received
letters aud papers, When The witness msde
her last visit to Proviience she noticed the
relations between Mr.. and Mfs BarnAby
were very much strained. aud endsavofed u
make peace between them. sac tlld ths
to reporter for Boston PAPER and Sis1
Informed him has Mrs Bsroaby left IN
her wiii $50, coo to DR.. Graves
She adniittse that Mrs Btnsby told her
tbA, DR.. 3fsves -ss the Que who advised
her to contest hsr hu bsnd's will. and that
on one ot tcsson che said IL she did not tax ?
tue business out Of the dociof's hands she
would soon be ruined. When Mrs. Bsrnsby
and the ~itHess we're raw ling through
California, Mrs BafnAby used to write 10
D.. Graves regularly, serdi6g her kindes,
reg.rda, and exprt s.ing satisfaction at every
thing he sad, Keeping him Informed ns 10
their movements, or when they intended 10
return to Colorado
Evidence wes then introduced by the
prosecution to thov thai De-. Graves sl
ways inumidated Mrs. Bsrnsty and threat
eatd t, have q guardian appoint, u take
care Of hsr uuiess she did absolutely As he
sii. Tbs executors OF she estate deny
shat they ADVISED d.. Graves TO take thi'
c3arse. sl,noush DR., Graves iniimaled that
they had.
Wm fl. Wood, one OF the executors Of
the estate Of Mr.. Barnaby WAS called snd
stated Mrs. Bsrnsby mad psen left slOb,
600 by her husbsnu's will Several suD'
had been psi1 TO Mrs BsrbabJ, bu. 'h'
sr at part had been paid either ~ ID
Graves or Mr.. Ballou. lie held fece o
from Mfs Bsrnsby, with AIMS Worreli al
witness, for The eI.re si05 600. Cour
adjourned until tom rru~.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

genstor Hale is at home from WChing-
ton for few dsys.
The grand jry for ssssdshoc. st Bstb,
rose Wednesday without fading any indict-
ments.
wslIscs G. Tribou has been appointed
postmaster at Norih Lee6s, vice T. G. Ross,
deceased.
Schooner Dolphin Of New York. Cspt.
Ayis yard, from Calsis flr F4li River with
lumber, wen. ashore 81 Pond island during
the snow storm, Tuesday tight and 10 70
:sl -reck The crew are safe. Part OF
the cargo ~iil probably be saved. Scboon-
sr Airis wtb.hd Of and from s. John TO,
New York with lumber also struck on Pond
Islsnj reef, but came of.
The four-mastsd schooner X 4 7. Haf-
graves ~as successfully lsunened from H.
N Bsss's yard in Camden, Wednesday
forenoao At 10 30 O'Clock Her dimensions
a,e Keel. 100 feet. 80 feet beam. IL fest
deep She has doubi, decx snd fesistsfs
500 tons sro,s Tue schooner 10 Owned In
Cse,dsn sod Fall River, I'D viii Be CON-
nsndsd b. Capt. ] Fallen of Fell River.
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ESCAPED FROM ONDuRMAR.
Priests and Nuns Who Long We're Prison.
ers Reach Egypt ut Last.

CAso, Dc l6 A, the ume OF the
revau against E.ypusa authority In tho
~oadsn the folla~ers Of the Mahdt took
PRISONERS number Of priests aud rans Who
had bean wsrsios In ,hN ciuahy for tho
.yshgsiiaian of the stives,
Amoas those sho fsli ia,o the hands Of
the r. bells In 1888 ssr. the membsrs Of the
Au tran Sou ian Mss,on, who were CAP
tur a when X rdofsn ws taken hy the
no tdes Of MAhdi After their cspiasc
III y were taken to omdtmsn, where they
", re- held a. close pti.opers Among them
were Fs,hcr Ohfwsljer and sisters Gather
ina, th.rcaIina, Eiisabeth and Venturini.
For eight 5es's they waited an opportu-
atty TO make their escape, and al isst N
came. They took advantage Of H. and set
out on their jiurney tosa'd critisa,ion.
They we're par.ued BY the Arabs. but.
managed 20 ,lude them, and tiaaly rcachei
Korosso. near WAdy .Hslfa, where they
were safe from recaplure. They were
greatly sxlsuiei By ta,ir journey across
the desert
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DEFRAUDlNG UNCLE SAM.


New HAvEH, ConD.. Dec l6 TIL. postal
authorizes made hpother arrest tcdsy,
Postmaster Joseph 2 Miller. Of II ghwood,
a station Id the tOwn OF HApdeD, ch.Ig
1ih paying personal debs with postage
stamps Miii5ris the fCu tn p,slmAst.f
arrested siacs yssierd,y. TDe charge
against these men, /. /, ssid, do not ilcioss
,he Tue invsrdDess of the whole ms,ter
IL seems tus, Sll The pos,ms mssieis have been
in she conspiracy, sb ch, 1t is ci.i med, de
frsudsd The gVverl N Dt to great exsenl.
All lbe men arrested presIded ovr
offices, The saisry Of which variet di-
rectiy ss the number OF stamp cancel
lsilns. IL 10 alleged the p1stms,tgrs
maize srrangeme1t, shersby csrisia card
manufacturer. III tovns sdj scent 10 Nes
Hsven, sbose mail corr, sp 1Ldehce Vas very
heavy. ,ursed over to them ali their msil
matter for Cancellation. Their salaries
thereby we're Increased. and the postmas-
ters, IL is charged, paid The manutac,urers
a certain ampunt fo' the favor. H. Is est.
mated that nv thess methods the Ner
haven possoftce has been testen out Of a.
hast $50 coo II the sale Of sta nps.
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Committees.

The following committees have been an
nouneed By Worthy Master Hunt:
TAxs,inn-Ed.srd Virgin, B. w. Ellis,
J. J. Carr, P. p. Puislfsr. Miles Pease,
Steers Il. n. Barker and Rafus Some.
Fees and Dues-E Z Psrkbursf, Henry
Tovne. q D Leasitf. Sisters II j. Hafri-
man and 3 d LsrinR
Department Of Agriculture ard Ssa:s
Cclis ge-Z A Gilbert. Joen Scon. T j
Adsiasn. Sisters Joseph White srd A. 6
Page.
Pomona Gfanees-S, r. Emerson, @. G
Wsss, @. B. M.sden- Sisters Chester n
Maf,h.ii snd w. W Russell
Womaa's sWosk-SiHsss Ella b Cfovell
Mrs J O. Kses, Mrs. Asonxs Tssksf. sni
Beas. Roeers r. Walker ana Jona T
Charles
Constitution snd Byhvs-Joel Richard
san, E Merriam. Gorge p Bowman; Sis
ters Ass Jobn sco.t Aat Mrs c NJ Lscss
Co-sparssisn--J o krJes. o Ksens
B E Br gas, G. G Kosfs; Sisters, Mrs. 9
T Msrsiss asd Mrs. B 2 Nssl.
Axsica.fa.e-D Il Tsi Z, I o. Wis
slew. =. q. Gregory, Chsr.ss G. Bracket
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si.ssrs Mn. 8. o. Ksere sad Z. d.
Legise.
M.sses's Addssss-wilism H. Moedy,
c. q. cshs. A. p. Bssxs. l. u. Psse ;
Sisters Mrs. L. II. fcrd ard Ars D. =.
Cobb.
Masaal Aid-Joan L. Han. NJ p. Hun
newell, A. @ Bosmsn, Z K Cobb; Sis
teri Mrs. &. C. CARL and Mrs L. b.
Aoalton.
sueardins,e Oranges. Their ccasucs snd
N sfhe d. OF Ens<rsatnmens--H J. Hsfri-
msn, C. =. ABBOTT, Charles T. JaftAn (;
Sisters Z. R Cobb sod c. NJ Lacas.
Good Of The Order-rfedsvick Rsbis. H.
Z Merrill, C. s. Rar dali, Sisters. W. W
Ra-seil And Fl. Gregory.
wadJis, 8 z parkna,st; Sisters o. Gar
diner and J. a. simon
oficers' saiaries William Gtfhn. Joseph
WHis. Asssl Holvay.
Claims and srieysaees-J. B. Mssse, Il,
ID. Lsavir. Win mt T Assey, sisters j.
A Rebsrss and 3 + B,isgs
Household eeonumy and home entertain
ment--Ssstefs B 3. Aver, G J. Herring.
Rlse Richie ssd Eva J Snow.
Etuca,isn-O J HAncoex, J A. Rob
er,s, J. 8 6sspies sister. L. W. jose and
j. ], Csrr,
The Patrons Cooperative Corporation
ted heir snpasi meeting fur the eieossoa
Of cf.c rs ssd general Transaction Of busi-
ness Tuesday. rbe repors Of the secre-
tary shoxed the cordl,ian Of the store to
be OF the most satisfactory character. The
business Of the store has been considerably
fya SayaYAl
leading members OF the order are pl,dsins
ous condition Ct the store
The entire board Of officers we're unsui-
mously reelected ~ foliews. Samuel
Skiliinss LIST director. J. o ksses2t direc
tor. Samuel Bsii 81 director, e Z. Knight.
treasurer; o G. Keyes, sudi.or Tae
board Of directors elected Samuel Skiliings
president, and samuel Bell. secretary.
Memorial Services
on the the death of Worthy State Mss.as
Rufus Prince and r, A. Burr Of Bangor
vsrs conducted Tuesday evening By the
worthy chaplain. Music. ''ShAii We Meet
Beyond the River" prayer by the worthy
Chaplain, resolutions on the death Of Rufus
Prince By Psst Master Frederick Rotie,
remarks by @. NJ Tsitcheli, resolutions on
the dssth Of B. A. Burr, poem by Mrs j..
W. jose. hymn. "oniy = Word for the
MISTER" beaedicson.
The six'h degree vas conferred Wednes.
lay upon - msmoersof the 6Nh degree.
Thursdays Programme.
Morning Ssssiou-9 O'Clock. Opening In
fourth degree. Reading the minutes of the
day. Action on constitutional
submitssd BY N.tionsl Grange.
Reports of committees and deputies. Mis-
oeilaneous business. Recess.
Afternoon Sessior--2 O'Clock. Mscel-
laneous business Additional reports Of
committees and deputies. Recess.
Evening Session-7.3 80 o'clcck. Memorial
services. Uu6nisbed business. Reports
of representatives Of subordinate and county
oranges. Remarks for the good of the
order. Closing 10 form.
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Railruaos & Steamboats,
ulInE CENTRAL RlllaolD


aOfu0 WE9T-s1e 4. u fes LSwiseau,
assr,ssA, PNrlxsd, Bsstoa sna 4ontesal; 5AS 4,
i ~ Rnso.seli. Gardiner As1 sossh 0asstasy
~ r. for Brnnssf I, iIeWixs6A, taynt1sf n
sssrtasd. Yortiaad and Eostcn. sosnaeflns s0r
1hsss GeuntA&a Yssntz, sS6 r. a. fos
ss,isr,sH. Gardiner and sontA fsas6ise5, q
+. 10, Bruns Steki sxfh, Sgsffzsd, as,~ss.u.
- 4 ssiaYisys only. for kocklsnd, AH r n. ser
Ss,rosvli, 1Afo.ssI Aad sDzth 8sesnsr; II b.
- faisi1. PsilmAnj Tor Lewiston. Bath, rost
- sd Bossoe-
oolS0 sAsT-a-is A. ~ might express, 70,
Iounsssp, belfast, Bangor. Bar aartcr, ss.
1900. s. John and Afooatosk Cssst5, ssIA
n. ~ WstsryfiIe, ssovsssss snd Bxssor. ~.
9ssssa, skouhssnn. Beifs<t. Dovsr and
- rof,' Bangor. bar Harbnf, 81. stsptsss
\ Loan gud Arocssoos Coaaty, and Sundays
~, 4 s.f7 A. n. ff bangor-
NJ Nigh Pullman frstsss run eash way sveYy
sssa1 Sundays tn tuded, but not TO 5ko~hs r. q
- aopdsy mosnisgs. o. 70 Belfast, DsxseF OF
1000 8angof. on sun Ias morsinxs.
r. day express trains gong West At 10 10 A
n "a eag at s.se r. NJ run daily, saadsys In
dsdsd, between Boston, Lswisson, Bath, Bangor
- D. John.
AcCONMODArIOy TRAIN for AaxussA
~ssss sosth 0ardiner, s.zs A. H.. 10 and ii
y M. Gardiner, 9 IS 4. NJ; iI2D and t.fs r. y.
hi svsli. az 1. H., t-B and tss r. \.
Tb,ourh tieksts to California and all points
sessh aad West nay be had Of T. q Walker
,1stst ssssf, Augusta, the snly ottos In Aaxsrts
.russr vsA al routes and ohsckiag baggage free OF
uvass.
,AYs0a TUcBER, Vice Pres. . asa1 Manager.
gE BOoTHBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ax't.
ras.lxad Nov. 20, tn11.
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Savings Banks and Trust Companies
School Tax.

All classes Of oiuzens without regard 70
the msnner in which their means are in
vested, are squslly inters rssted 10 The tducs-
ion Of the nth OF the State and fer this
r aeon the entire property Of the State
should be IS. ssed for the expenses Of edu-
cs.ion. W., therefore, recommend that
the entire xpeDse OF cur conman schoois
be pad from the State treasury and be as
sessed as State tax.
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MIANTOyOMOH ALMOST READY.
The Work Upon the Big Monitor Is
Nearly Finished.

BaooRLYx, Dec. iG Capt DeCormsck,
in.ps cor oi ordnance At she Navy Ystd,
has received permission 10 keep the work
ing force on she rioBitor NlsDtonomoh At
WORK until 81 o'c,oek every evening" uotii
her guns and ioounGiogs srs all 10 place
and have been pisd ihs usual hour for
s,opping work has been 4 30 r. M The
nev arfsn cement viii be gain d iwo hours
op each Workman. The gnns Of tie sec
IN lsry battery ard ih@ search lights hsve
been broegs; down to where the chip is 10
dock and -sfe Deiog pas IN position yesisr'
day. II ]. topped TO have the monitor ready
t01eave Tbs yard early nexI week.
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SINGLE LEAGUE PLAN
Will Probably be the Thing in the Base
Ball Season OF 1882.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, Ind. Dsc. Ie 1T 10 safe
to say that she single league plan vii 20
through. II il eviden; tUs; every Associs-
,ion club is 3xsd except tps Cbics 60 club.
Tie total cost Of forming sre~ iessue
will be between 500 GOO and $50 900.
The lint conference Of the two peace
Committees .ss a. ished tonight. The
Assoctstioa peace c5mmi tee met st 8 and
recommended the sdopsioo OF the 'wsivs
eiuo plan. TIE rscsmmendstion vss
adopted and the Associs,Icn Adjourned.
The Lesgus has rol held . session TO
night, but has p scticaliy srsassd AL the
defsils Of plan IN the pseyioas meetings.
The int Conference besssen III tvo or
a. nations will be called totnosIos.
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1900 CHINESE LABORERS
Said TO be Bound TO the United States
from Mexico.

wAsHfrGror Dee lG -O1e thousand
and two hundred Cbiasse Isborers 6is-
charged by the Tchsuetepec bsilrosd Co.,
are ssh TO BE- on b-ir wAy to ib' Unhed
St.t Acting Steretsr' Spsuldlng today
inst NC ed he cust1n tfici.s along te
NJ xic.u froi tier To H'r ,xtrs viisance 70
prevent any Of tbs Cbilsm crossing tho
border.
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THE VALPARAISO MuDDLE.
The Report Of Judge Of Crimes Foster
Not Yet Made Public.

vALrAnAIso, Dec i6 Judge Of Crimes
Foster IL preparing his hod,ns Ia the case
.vf the Balnmors sailors No p,blic state
menl has been made about II, but II 10 re-
ported that it viii cIcalpaIe the ChiiiAn
police, charge the Americans with having
provoked the enco unter through drunken
ness and impose nom nsl penalties on . few
inplgnificsnt Chilisnp arrested 10 connec-
,ion with the ati ,ay. Cbsiiaus here assume
IN Aivancs that the result will be salts
fGc,or, 10 th. Uniird STATES
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
Change TO he Made In Giving Them Oat
to the Public.

WAsHnsros. Dee. ls - Predictions
made nrfesofofe By ,be wsshsr ou'eau
asye been based en- observations u
N, ana have been made for 3 2. NJ, "A
hsurs 4 cm the tine the observations were
ssksn. o ring to the fact thai many b uss
sispse before thess predicsieIs can De pre-
senfed 70 the puoiie in Newspapers, thus
dssfse'log from their p'sctcsi vsiue. 1t 10
sropossd TO improve shs service BY having
shs predictions 10 each case coysr the tine
an'ii midoish. Of The Day This 'akss
4 .ct the fra cay Of January and the mel
predictions printed in tns morning papers
will seen sppeAr eSriy in The cay to
which ihsy spply, while those
ia the evening papers will be
for the dsY after. FsrscAstefs Ge ais,
outraged to predict for the second or
third day in advance, whenever they think
the state Of the weather viii iuslify il.
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THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.


Scme Republicans Of Augusta appear 10
have I'D psea very SINGULAR vay 10 pro.
mote hsrmcny. L.ssi week. ., the story
sess, . letter sss received from the Sssss
League of Resasiisan class sskins The
immediate formation Of Republican club,
Instead - g,vips pneiia noties and cAll,rs
together all the Republicans who might
vish to JOIN the iav sAiisns vsre secretly
issasd Aad eoneaed 70 Republicans Who
we're cpssssd 10 the noni lsdoa OF Gov.
Barisish for reprsssatAdve fran the Third
Disuicl So tie clae 10 maas up, not OF
Rspaslioans ssnesaliv, has Of aati' Bur
leigh Republicans, As th~ Republicans In
Augusta sho safpor, G. Bufifish are
pretty numerous The saecy of sxeiui hog
shem would be To make the party dosn
there pretty ANAL rather too small for
6sctive work On election day OF course
there Is no OF cssoa to = f~~ Rpaniioans
fNrmios en- exclusive club II The, ~Ant "a,
but lhsy eusht nos 90 call IL . Republican
e.ao f.t It salt pnjer i,s true colofs
G.li It Msnlfy club or an aRn' Bari'isa
cub, bal daa't eau IL Re, ubhoaa club
unlsss all Rspablicass are TO be invited 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-17

"If vomsn viii. sns vii.r II she viii
take DE-. Beis's Cougn Syrup for her cold.
she viii be cured
Take good sdvice.--I have suffered With
bsd hesdsches for years, aad have tried
mani femesiss viihgu. obssinif 9 relief.
"a. sdvlsed 10 give Salvation Oil uiai,
and is hs. eDsIreiy Cured me.
EDWARD BtLIZ Butcher
La FEyss.e Asskss. ssit more. Nd.
dsei5d&vlvfolrm
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An Expedition Against the Chins.

CALcurrA, Dee i6.--Tbe Chin trioes
and the k.chy.n tribes on the BhamO from
tier are causing 30 much trouble that
isrue British force Ia about 10 proceed
sg.inst thsm. Tha fo'ce will include 800
Bntsh infantry and over 1000 native In
tsp,ry and pioueers The expedition will
sl.o have si1 mounlaIn guns and the pur-
po.e ls to thoroughly suodus these rebel.
lou. tribes, ~ho have heretofore yielded
upln IN, appearance Of troops only TO
br, sk out sssia shsn they r.ired. Here
after the Chm end k,ehyen tribes ~iil be
qifed to pay regular iriodts. 1hs Chi-
nssa ere held to be responsible for sxoi,ins
rebellion smOi The fhns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-17
This Did the Business.

DENVER, Col Dec. ls.--Tbs following
order, addressed to Supi Gable Of the At
lsaiic q Pacific. wss issued BY President
Msbveii Of the SAINTS Fe road At noon
toisE: sign AID sccept the catdale
presented by the operators and dispstcher',
ssmely: Operators. $50 per mon'h, IL
hours work and extra; dispstcbsrs $50.
for aisns hours work, chief dep ,.cbers,
si75 = month, ard M trics wcfk. (3igned)
Allan Maxwell. pfssiie
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SHOT A COUSTRYMAS


SARAIooA, ". T., Dec. Is --Pnqusis
Ffo-s. . yo1a 3 Itsiiso, uss srres,ed here
a61sy. A telegram ~as received ff m
Rutisod, VT, s-ki'g tor bis a'rs.s fol
shr org aad fo51ia 9 snotnef Italian
ssmsd Efsaeiseo fsr,scin at Bns
toi, VI. The telegram said Fsrrs 10 bed
teen shot Eve times ard would posribiJ
die Ftoss canfs.ed tie ssoosas but de
MED the robbery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-17

WAsBIseTos, Dec. is -Psnsisrs have
been sr.bt 20 shess Mslne psspis:
Ofisi1ai, 5sspa-a Miller. Moses d. Lyd-
SION. Edseli A. Douglass Cnrisioonsr r.
M1ieY. Maurice rhiibr9ok, Joseph W
wfser; Increase, Jos.ph J Cis.k, sam
nei 4 Dunhsn; fe-psus, Seyai L Hey
wood, W. r. Locke.
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TRAINS TIED uP


SAsrA FE. Dec l6 ALI through trains
on tbs SAINTS Fe have been tied up II va
rtuus point. between Lasyegss spd the
Rs,oD tunnsl for the past four dsYs owing
!, the ~Gr,i .no- blochsds ki0~n In years.
The ros tbroug' out tins region IL two 70
four ret on i,vtl and ia drifted badly.
Uundreds Of Psclie coasts and Wet b1und
ps.ser ger. are ,n the b boekste. Tonight
1t is thous ht the trains may be moving to-
mDfryN