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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13

The HomeIiest Man in st. Paul
And others are invited to call on any
druggist to-day for free sample bottle
of Kemp's Ralsam. the best cough cure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13
BRAINS DON'T COUNT.

A Man Loses a Few With Pros
poets OF Recovery.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 12.-The case of
Henry Blankenship, who was struck on
the head in drunken row last Satur-
day, is arousing great interest in the
medical profession here. His assailant
cut a slice from Blankenship's skull
three inches in size, and some of the
brain matter escaped. The physicians
at first said the case was hopeless. He
has recovered consciousness and is i'm
proving steadily. He is able to talk,
and says ne is going to get well.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13
LOOK
THESE PRICES

S-lb can fine standard tomatoes. per doz. 81 90
Z-lo can nice sweet corn, per doz. .... LOO
lib can of small Refugee stringless
beans, per doz. .......,. -. -. :. LOO
lib can good string beans, per doz. 80. IS
lib can nice Lima BEANS per dOz ~ 90
3-lb can extra Standard tomatoes, per
doz... So. ......................... 1.25
2-lb can extra nice sweet corn, per doz. I.25
2-lb can fine marrow fat peas, per doz. ]. IS
lib can extra fine marrow fat peas, per
doz. ........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.45
2-lb can extra fine Lima beans, per doz 1 so
lib can fine wax beans, per doz... 1.35
2-lD can fine early June peas, per doz.. l 60
lib extra fine sifted June peas per doz l. 80
3-lb can fine asparagus tips, per doZ. -. 3. 25
The finest quality of French peas per
doz ...:..... .......... :. 80. go
Fine quality French peas, per dOz.... 2.25
Good quality French peas, per doz -. 175
per doz. ..................: -. ....' 2.25
Bib can extra fine preserved gooseber-
ries, per doz -. .........;.. -. 2.75
3-lb can extra fine sliced peaches (for
cream, per doz..... -. ........,.... 3.75
BIB can extra Standard California
Crawford peaches, per doZ. ... 275
Bib can extra Standard California
white cherries per doz .... 49, 2 90
3-lb can extra Standard California black
cherries, per dog ...:....s........... 2.75
BIB can extra Standard California egg
Plums, per doz. $50. =. ......... 2.25
BIB can extra Standard California
green cages, per doz .... .,.. .. 22J
BIB can extra Standard California april
cots, per doz . ...................',.. ESQ
Bib can extra Standard California
pears, per doz Recommendations. 2.85
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13
OurReductiOnSaIe

Includes everything in stock.
Never before has there been
such an opportunity to buy
Reliable Footwear for so Lit
tie Money. All goods marked
in Plain Figures and One
Price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13
SHOES
OUR
[0WPR|CESS
The past week have demon
stpated that the Purchasing
Public appreciates "0ur Ex-
tremely Low Prices" for styl-
iSh and serviceable
FOOTWEAR!

Our selection Of Shoes has
never been so universally ad-
mired and our "LOW Prices"
so thoroughly approved of.
All our goods are fresh and
new. We have not any old or
shOpworn goods to offer you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

Alonzo Patchin, ESD, Of BOicsyille, Ulster
County, y. \ ., spoke with untounded enthusiasm
concerning this remedy III suffered" he said,
"for many years with a terrible neuralgia in my
head and neck, and oh, dear, how 1t panied me all
through | took DIR. Greene's Nersura and il
cured me completely of the fearful pain. think
DR.. Gre.ne's Nervura Is the best medicine ever
saw or used
Doubtless headache torments more people than
any other difficulty. but the most aggravated case
As that of Mrs. Mary Green, of Basin 81 Norris
town, Pa. For over 20 years" she said "my life
was made miserable by frequent aAd terrible head.
aches. At times they were 20 severe l feared
would go insane. was treated by nearly every
physician in this city, but none could cure me- or
even relieve me, except by large doses of NOR
phine. My head would shake so badly it
had 70 be held. No one could sliier more than
Did. At las. bought u bottle Of DR.. Greene's
Neryura, and the very first bottle stopped the
he adaches, and have never had any trouble with
my head since that time. After sun ring for 20
years was cured by DIR. Greene's Nervura"
Another remarkable cure by this same remedy
which has come to our attention. is that of Mary
VI. Dunlap OF West Hampstead. N. H., who suffer
ed severely with that very distressing complaint
nervous and sick Ia. adache After telling of her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

81 per bottle. cure Is absolutely certain. This
remedy is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
and can be used by all without the slightest hest
tation.
Dr. Greene, ofna Temple Place. Bos-
ton. Mass its discoverer, Is the famous spec
ialist in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases
The doctor has devoted special attention 10 the
treatment of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence. and will give by mail his
opinion and advice in any case free of charge.
The perfection of this system renders a complete
cure almost assured as his success in treatment by
correspondence is wonderful and unequalied
fE Send for symptom bhanh to dt
w. o'ue>S out, or wgite Or. Greess aiout
yoHr case, and n carefaRy considered letter, faly
'tPtoining your disease and girisg yoa a perfect
understanding ot al It's symptoms iciH he returned,
free Of charge.
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NO." said Bertha sadly, pain doesn'
express what suffer at these times-it i,
simply anguish I know 1 ought to con-
sult . physician, but I Gread 1t sol |
can't bring myself to do it. Then, too.
female diseases always seemed % indeli.
cate TO ne, can't bear to have any one
know or speak OF mice"
YES, dear" answered Edith, "bu. don't
you know you can be cured without going
TO physician? Send to any druggist for
bottle Of Dr.. Pierceis Favorits Prescrip-
ton. and take it aud warrant you'll feel
better in a very few dsysr
The manufacturers warrant the med
icine, too. They guarantee it to do exact
ly what it claims. VIZ: TO cure leuco:rhea,
painful irregularities, excessive fowne.
pfolspsus. Inflammation or liberation Of
The uterus, aid the innume.able other
female seaknesses.r IL so strengthens
and builds up tbs uterine eysens. xnd
nerves, that vsrn-snt. run.eo-a wives sai
mothers feel Tej1ysnAtd After fskiag il,
and they are SAVED the painful emharrsss-
ment and expense Of surgical sxxmina-
ton and q tedious, tire-orne treatment.
fetzlGsixfo FORM
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PORTLAND RUMeELLERs
Ecdsavo,iog to Stop tbs e foIcsmeat
OF the Law by TaTsals.

PORTLAND. Feb. 4 -Since Deputy
P.ummef has taken to Disgusting hims elf d.
ss when he donued q set Of luxuriant false
whiskers Saturday night and captured the
Two bsrtenders at Kilday's saloon. the air
has been full of rumors rs to wha,
the sherids would do next Some
OF the thirgs ore hears are really very
funny, such as, for instance, that Plummer
has painted his horse another color 40 the
Centre srset gamins won't recognize the
animal and give warning of the whereabouts
of the .heriffs. Then, sgain, An occasional
threat is heard against the men who do the
seizlng, and il personal encounters do not
result sooner or later, it will be a wonder
% many. But it is to be supposed that
Deputy Plummer and his colleagues are not
wanting in physical courage, aud given a
fair show they will make it interesting for
the tougher element should an attempt be
made to interfere with the shefiffs.
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To Our Subscribers.

The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which
appeared in our columns some time since,
announcing 4 special arrangement with DR..
B. J. KENDALL Co. of Enosburgh Falls,
VT, publishers of "A Treatise on the
Horse and bis Diseases" whereby our sub
scribers were enabled TO obtain copy Of
that valuable work FREE by sending their
address to B. j. kendall Co. land enclos-
ing two cent stamp for mailing same) i.
renewed for limited period. We trust all
will avail themselves Of the opportunity of
obtsining this valuable work To every
lover Of the Hoyse i. is indispensable. - it
tres's in simple msnre. all the diseases
which sffiict this noble animal. Its pie
nomenal sale throughout the United States
and Canada. make il standard authority.
Mention hts paper Hhen sending for
" Treatise" janSlil2tfolrm
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YOUNG REPUBLIcAN6
OF Baltimore Eoesstain Dis.ipsuished
Oueses at Their Annual Dinner.

RALrIMoRE, Nd, Feb. THE Young
Meas Republican Club of Baltimore held
their annual dinner tonight in the Rennert
Hotel. The dinner. according TO printed
card was Rendered to Hon. Thomas r.
Reed, Hon. Geo. z. F. Hosr. Hon. VIM
Mckinley, Jr., Hon. J. +. Cisrksou. ~Her.
los. G Cannon, Hon. Louis +. McComa..
Hon sydney Il. Mudd, Hon. Henri,
Stockbridge, Jr." The last three congress
oen are from Maryland. Speaker Reed,
Senator Hear. Mckinley and Clsrksoa did
not attend. The gentlemen who did come
from Washington were Senators
Casey and Carey. Representatives Cannon,
Boute]le, Grosvenor. Baker. Gear, Herr
man, Greenhalge, Butterwos,h, La Toilette
Hon. W. W. johnson, postmaster Of Bslti.
more and President of the Young Men,
Republican Club, presided. Absence OF
the gentlemen in whose houor the banquet
vas given tonight, some of whom promised
to be present, WAS the cause for much dis.
appointme.t.
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RallrE4l,s Z sTbCgte
MAINE CENTRAL RI llROlD.
Arrangement " Trains In Eject Oct
18th, 1890.

Until furih,r eotiJH t,s.a, i.sy. AaspstA 81
oJUus,
GOING wEsT-sa a. ~. fer Lewiston,
kSokland, Portland Ros'ou ard Montreal, 10
4. NJ. for Hailoweil, Gardiner ,nd South GArdi-
nrr. 1910 a. NJ. for Lewis'eu. fsr.niDgtnn,
for Haliove1, Gardiner and South Gardner
Se3 =, N. for bruns~ict. Bach kockland.
Portland. ard ao-ten. A.+5, expires Port
land and Rosfgs, nos = VI - G,llcweii, Gardt-
and South ,i2Tn.r'f TO = " night Pull
ran Tor ieDIs'on. Bar, Port and and Boston.
GOING EAsT-gIpA 81 rui.b express for
SkOwhesRn, Briftst. BanRpr HEr Hafh0r, ~
stephen, 81 John and Arnostook County; pa A
". for WaJerviir, sFashogsu, Y. wpnrt, Bangor
and Nancehoroi i37 T.. NJ FOR Nstetgie.
s.s +. n Tor Na'"rgt!is 5sughHgaa, Rel
'ast. Dext,F, D04"f texg"ft, Bangor,
nj 10 r ". saturday only - Hatervillc
sunday psp"r trs!n ior 'Fhter Vie snc bangor =
el7A u.
The Ntrht Pullman ita.as zach way ever,
night, Sar iays inGlufgd tut not 10 SkcwhFFau
or Beifas, on Honda5 Nt"r"tnKs, or 10 Dexter.
or beyoad katgnr, on Sunday mufpinss,
the day vnpfrss trains g,'ae Fast at a8P. ~,
aud West a. 1910 N. run daily, Sundays in
rinded, between Boston. Lewiston, bath. Rock
aod Bangor aud 81 John
CouNoDArlON IBsAiN for Augusta
I aves Sontt Gardiner, 625 \. NJ, 100 and i,sa
=. NJ, Gardiner, 6.1 A. VI 4: /. " ana ts5 =. Nj.
"aovel1, $40 A. NJ. ia3 and s3y =. NJ.
through ticse,s to California and all points
b ruth and West may be had OF n. ". Walker.
uUsrt agent, Augusta the only Once selling via
AL routes and clecklas all baggage :fee Of ex
p.snss.
fsYsoN TUCKER, vioe Prst = 3epq Manager,
} BooTrsy. Goal Pass SD r'.ket Ar.
Portland. oct. sth. lrso.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRHo

Willard R. Bates Of Princeton has beer
granted patent on a machine foc splitting
leather strips; Frank 2. Howard of Brida-
ton. on a corn plsnter; Daniel X and +
NJ Woodsum of Hsrrisop, on an en gine
attachment.
Tuesday morning there was very pleas
ant wedding Al the residence of Il. L. Pack
ard. Hebron. The contracting parties be-
ing Miss Eoi:h l.. Packard and Mr.. Fred
f Cushmsn, two of Hsbrons popular
young people. The bride will be remem
bered by msny as the prophecies of the
class of sc, Hebron Academy.
Mi.s Carrie W. CIeaves of Saco va,
married Tuesday evening to Huah Grant
Chilvers of Florence, Itsly, and will sail fer
Europe on Saturday, making the tour OF
France and Germany afterwards. making
their residence in Florence Among the
presents WAS check fer $1,000 from the
brides mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

Miss Anna Norton, of this city, is soon
to go to New York where she will take u
two years course in St. Luse's Hospital, to
learn the duties of professional nurse.
This is slid to be the first Christian hos
pitsl established 10 this country, and
vas founded many years ago by Rev
DR.. Muhlenburg. Miss Norton has been
teacher in the weekly Iulus,;ial
school at Thayer's Hall. where her services
have been Of great value. She will leave
many friends in Wsterville who will hope
for her success.
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AMUeEMENTs.
THE RUBIssTEIS CLUB CONCERT.

THE RUBISsTEIS CLUB CONCERT.
Despite the many attractions which the
State House presented last evening, in the
various and important committee hearings,
there YVES a selec. and apprs cia.iye auden ce
present at the entertainment given BY the
Rubinstein Club Of Lewiston. II was q de.
h9htful corcert by musicians Of rare ability.
All who attended were charmed with
it. The readings of Miss Callahan we're .
most pleasing feature Of the programme
and were warmly spplauied. The piano
playing of Miss BIsnche D;neley won
golden opinions from all present. Nothing
better in this line has ever been heard in
this city. She 10 born musician and
shows tie results Of splendid train
ing Our people will hope to have
the pleasure # hearing her play
again. Mrs. Tracy was favoriie
from The start. aud was given hearty
encore at each appearance. She has q
superb voics which shoss the result Of
careful culture. TIE string quartette com
posed Of A--'rs. Oscar F.. Wssaat,, Violin;
Frank L Caiishs,, Violin; Geo L. Tracy,
Fiolsi y p Whitman. Cello, came in for
a &c nernus share oespoiauss. The sol,s
rendered By Messs Wasga,t and Tracy
rere warmly appreciated. Governor
Bufleigh and wife we're in the audi
ence. In their party were Mics ValIie
Burleish, General ard Mrs Sprague, Gen.
eral Harper, Gen. II. L. Mitchell, Co,ore!
and Mrs. Phiibrook, Msjor E. f. New
combe and wife. Colonel and Mrs. Stevens
At the close of the concert An informal re-
ceptlon was Riven, at which the Governor
and party and many others of oursci,izeos
were introduced to the members Of the
club. II was most successful concert,
and will be remembered with pleasure BY
all uh, we're presen. and enjoyed ii.
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Glsdatone's Motion to Remove Rslis.
ious Disability Hsjscted.

LONDON, Feb. In the House of Com.
mons today. Gladstone moved the second
reading of the bill! to remove religious disa-
bility, he said; at is teriously doubtful
now ~hether Roman Catholic, are legally
disabled from holding Offices Of Viceroy in
Ireland and Lord Chancellor in England.
The catholic relief act did not impose in 90
many words of the disability to hold these
ofilces. 1t provided that no catholic should
be entitled to hold them otherwise tbs -
now legally entitled - After debate,
the motion was rejected.
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among the students al Colby University on
plan whereby its effectiveness may no,
be materially impaired by the annual grad.
uations and consequent vacancies. 1t is
suggested that this may be done by form
ing club Of good size composed of singers
from all the classes, and that vacancies be
supplied by regular elections. 1t is also
suggested that the university might very
properly appropriate reasonable sum to
pay for the instruction of such a club. il
is hoped that the movement proposed may
be fully successful.
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"wha', you coughing yet my friend?"
"Of course my cold is no better We'll,
don't stand on the order of going, out 90 to
the druggist and get bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, quick He went, and be
was straishtwsy made hsppy.
For burns, scAlds, ard other WOUNDS SAL
vation Oil has proved itself to be the bes.
remedy ever used. All druggists sell il
for 25 cents bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

The sociable and entertainment at Mrs.
Cssweils on Silver street, Tuesday night,
was success in every particular. There
was large company present the supper was
excellent, and the musical features, vocal
and instrumental, rendered III a manner
creditsble to the artists and altogether pleas
the auspices of the Baptist ladies. and for
the benz fit of the Y. NJ. c. A. Others are
TO be held by the other societies from time
TO time, and for the same purpose.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
4 prsrsu ,rlvs FIRE
suros . A,abls spd Six y-sou, q xfss
n Boston.

Bosroxs Feb 4-Ffon some cause. an
knowo, ere brxks cut in the Stable al
Hsve'o~ & Bern,s.in. rear OF 1875 aud ISL
Hs,over street, this mcfnisg. and
entirely hurasd that buiiding. with S.
horses, four he,dics, = large amount Of
farsishicss and hsy, grain. etc.
TIE firm lat horses to herdie drivers. ped
al . asd other rurpo.ses ard had but isfe-
~ made ls,ge sdiit;oas 20 the stock. The
a5,,e v,s reached from 1snsvor street BY
a loi Z rariow p.sssse way ami located IN
tie mitss Of infi ,mmab structures. max
i " the work OF the fi'emsn very difficult
and dangerous. Tie Gre loss 10 almost en-
tiiely confined to the stable. The Ludwig
house, P Marks. furnishing G,oJs store,
aud one or two oth,r establishments are
badly drs nchsd with water. The stable ID
owne d By the heirs Of Dennis F. Flag II
WAS an cid building snd MT veri valuable.
The total Toe. is hard to estimate. Ii may
reach sso,0t0 or es5 900; insurance IN.
known.
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Aunusl Meeting OF the New E,glapd
Amateur Rowiog association.

BosToS, Feb. 5.--The annual meeting
of The New England Amateur Association
was held tonight. l6 clubs being represent
ed. President Stimson Of the Arlington
boat club, yice President SWEET Of The
Pawtucket club and Treasurer Grimes of
King Philip club were reelected Secretary
Wian declined e.elec,ion, and J II. Flsns-
gan OF The Neponset Club WAS chosen. An
executive committee of 2S was chosen, in
c.udipg Curtis Of the Bowdoins, Donald of
the Cumberisuts, Manning Of The Dir:gos,
ard Faltbapks of The Lskesides. The
t easurersrei ort showed balance on hand
IF $500.
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w1NoN1A PAPER COMPANY.
Meeting OF Creditors at eprins field
Yestesdsy.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb. AT me es-
ing Of the creditors Of the Winonis Paper
Co., of uolyoke, held in this city this after
noon, about rs per cent of the Indebtedness
was represented. B. +. Hosford, treasurer,
made q statement.
The crisis came over the difficulty on
negotiating notes, IIosford stating that IS
high as 10 per ceft. Of interest had been
paid. He state the liabilities roughly at
$500 GOO, and the assets approximately at
S779 900. Hosford declined to give
u statement Of his personal debts
AMI Resources, the committee appointed
were instructed to make thorough inves-
tigstion and report to the other creditors
mex; week.
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The ladies' of the Universaii.t society in
this city contemplate fair at City Hall, to
occupy one sfierno Don aud evening There
will be 1 good stage entertainment. and
every thing done by those in charge to merit
success. The date has no. yet been settled
upon, but it viii be as soon a. possible
after Lent
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Of many night. made doabIy long by its pro.
tFasted agony, the Rheumatic sufferer fo.ses 10
and fro On his sleepiess couch, vainiy praying for
thst rest which ONLY comes BY DIS and starts His
fnalafy "a one which ordinary medicines too Oft n
fan TO relieve. bot there IL ample ysence 10 prove
That the efi'ceat blood depsrent Ios.et,efs 5tosu
ach bifters afsyrcs the rhs umatic rciabe me ne
Of relief Check the rnsladv in rs ncipis N, sages
when the FIRST prefsopitovy twfnges come on with
this Agreeable medicine, and av Id years Of Tor.
ture. Whatever be the rationale CT The active In
ma nee OF the E:ttfrs upon this maiady ceytsia IL
u that 10 essdence relating to I's eject Il move
direct and positive than fh,t which relates to Its
action iu'ca-es Of Yhesmatisra Like AZ stsriinx
remedies. however. It deserves a protr-cttd va.
temats tidal ana shouts NOT ,.s abandoned Be
cause not A. once remedial. II is,equaHy .fica~
cious ia dyspefsiz. Indigestion and iiadied dis.
eases.
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There are several vacant stores in this
no trouble in supplying the wants Of pur-
chasers ia different lines, in fact all Of them
could easily handle much more business
than they now have. Waterville does not
4. present need any more stores, but rather
additional industrial enterprises which shall
give employment to hundreds Of working
people, in addition to the large number al
ready employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

Rehearsa's have commenced for the
Antiquarian concert to be given next Tues
day at the Congrek stional church. There
will be old songs by different soloists, ard
various old hymn tunes. from singing
books that were in vogue many years ago.
and have been dug up especially for this
occasion. A supper will be served 10 style
adapted to the occasion.
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SECRETARY BLAINE
Buys tho Seward Mausfor, His Pres
ent Place OF Residence.

WAsHIsGTos, Feb. Secretary Blaine
today bought for SG5 900 the brick house
at II Madison place, row occupied by him
and known as the old Sewatd mansion
About two years ago Mr.. Blaine l,asel this
hose with The privilege of purchasing it
for S65 900. He has spent $l7 900 in i'm.
provemetts and the property is ssid to he
worth about 500 900.
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TWO MESSAGES
VIII Enlie htsp the Legis stoTs Ct
NObI aAka.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 4,-rhe Joint COM
mittee On state legislature appointed to
wait on OK Gov. Thayer reported this
morning that he was ready 10 deliver mes
sage and agreed 10 receive it tomorrow
afternoon. In the House this afternoon,
after hot fight lasting five hours, a reso-
luton was passed by a s@sll majority ssk-
ing Governor Boyd 10 also deliver mes
ssge tomorrow afternoon This will re-
suit in two messages being delivered and is
the first recognition by the House of Boyd
as governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Calden entertained
a their home Oh Winter street Tuesday
evening ard a merry party Of friends were
present. A very pleasant feature of the
affair was the presentation OF fine steel
port swho have recently been married.
Games. music and beautiful supper as
sisted in the passing of very pleasant
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ConDnMsRp oHnrArCHYs
Yhs Fith OF the n sws 9aasn from the
Current Events OF ths Day

DR. Blood, whose name was unpleasantly
corrected with the Sa~tell murder, has
turned up in Chicago. He is kept un Ter
close public surveillance,
Rev. c. s Daniel, in chsrge of the St.
Chrysostoms Mission, Episcopal in Phila
delphia, has been found gully Of charges
Of uuminis,eral coRduct, with the recon-
mendstiOn that be be deposed