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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

A representative Of the Hoilngsworth &
Whitney Company who was IN the CITY yes
terdsy was interviewed by the JouREAL
representative regarding the plant which
the company is arranging to build 10 Water
vile aud concerning which the JOURNAL
has slresdy given many facts. Some cor
rections and additions were made yesterday.
The rev pulp and paper mills viii be
Incstsd on what If known ~ the college
R;us- where the dam vii. be raised about
eight feet. IL has not been frlly decided
set upon which side Of the river the mills
will be located bat this important matter
will probably be decided this week, 40
Hiram +. Mills, Q competent civil engineer
of Lawrence, Mass, will arrive snd cross
section the river. The plant Will inciude
some of the largest and best pulp end
papgY mills in the State IL VIII
cost in .he neighborhood Of $500 oCo
and the pulp mill will have capacity OF
20 tons of ground wood . day, while the
paper mill will have three or four OF the
largest aud most improved paper machines
known to toe trade and will tam out over
50 tous Of pulp every "a ho1fs. This viii
cali for the employment Of over 200 men.
Those in the mill must be nearly All skilled
workmen, demanding sig week AND up
wards. They will be permanent residents
of the vicinity and many Of them VIII
build homes for themselves, fact which
should be well received by WAservilie PEG
PIE, as it opens up possibilities Of healthy
growth in population and IN business
W s,erville will eventually be the head
susrters CT the company, ss their mills a.
East Brsiasres and Wssertown. Mass, are
run by steam power At Al expense which is
too lssge to enable The company 10 make
the necessary msrgin With the great COM
petition in business which th-y are ophged
% meet. They naturally look foy otnsr
cpenirgs aud the vast resources OF Maine In
tas lire Of water power have attracted Their
s.,ectioa to The extent that they VIII In
sose future time locate here permanently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
BY the Sad Sea Waves.

Boys-An did yer ever see whale?
Old Timer-A whale, is it? Why, when
Twas in the Mediterranean, in '65, aboard
the Whopper, our lookout cried land
ahead! an sure enough, right over on cur
larboard side, there was an island as no
one ever seed afore, an which our skip
per said warn't down on none o his
charts. We hove to right in the eye of a
bitin wind an six of us was sent out in
the shippers gig to make observations.
We made direck for the island an land
ed an wandered about for an intire
morning without diskiyerin no signs
o mammal life or vegetation. We got
chilled through an purceeded to build a
fire, which we had scarcely lighted WI N
the island begun to squirm an to sink f
if by magic. To make a long story short
what we took for an island was a whale.
guess he couldn't stand the hot fire in
the small of his back. so he sank to the
bottom of the ocean. We all escaped ex-
ceptin our cox'n, poor Tommy Bilge;
he fell into the hole the fire made into
the whales back an was drowned.
Contemporary Have seen whales
Liza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

qulrs any additional prssss. 81 that u nse'
essafy is 10 ~ tia; thsy we're up . thar
usual standard. Every Fart in ths pro-
granre vas most enthusiastically ese,fed.
Mrs. Mor.is1n sustained her high fepu.
t.tior. SEE has s,ross voice Of pare
ts,s and vide rsrge- Ste easily von and
bel the synpsthies Of hsr audience. She
10 not oaly natural singer, bus has
evidently carsfaliy ealsivsted hsr nae vocal
powers.
Mus Hsalss is remarkable player, and
has g:ess talent. STE. too, has carefully
cul.svstsd the bsillisn: talent Borrowed
apoe her By Nature.
The rexs entersEnnsns viii be the lee
su,e br Rsy. B. Z. Whitman Of Portland,
On .Sous Tendencies Of our Timss.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
EpnEPIIe HTs CURED.


Fer years cure fer Epilepsy, 81. yitus Dance.
Hystsria, and ether fits has been sought 1t 10
ros conceded rha. the iong needed Eerecy ha.
been found in DR.. Gresnefs Nervara, when
has, by Curing hossands OF eases, proved that IT
il an absolute specific 'or these tsrriaie rervous
complaints. P0r. y vegetables and harmless. sold
by druggists. $40.
.NY son had been troubled with fits for the
ta.t ten years. &c has had IS aay a. ten in one
day. Before / had ussd o.e bot lie OF DR..
Grssns's ysrvura / coaid see a married. i'm
proyement In his nervous system. The ffs did
not occur so eften and were not so severe. and
his general health seemed better. continued the
Nsrvurs. al I. effected permanent cure.
Mrs W. o. HITCHCOCK,
Sc Maple ST.. Jersey City. j."
any son ha. been troubled with epilepsy, ioss
Of appetite and he'd no smbitioa to do anything.
He took DIR. Gresne's Nsrvura. Itmsde him
a new Roy. The us hare Isft Kim. hts whole sys-
ten is built up anew. and he Is enjoying perfect
health. II is the best medicine / ersr used, and
has equal Mr.. w. ScHrA,
lo7k First Ave New York City,
"My boy vas very nervous and had 4 or fits
every day. After using DR.. Greene's medicine
three weeks he began to get well, and has had
no its since Ten doctors gave him ep as incura-
BILE. The doctors and my neIRhbcrs can hardly
believe their eyes rhen they see my boy all strong
and aoeil MRS ENMA SWEENEY,
70 Ballard S., Fall River. Mass "
n D NO. DIR. Greene, the succsssful
". D. specialist in curing all forms
of nerveu, and chronic diseases. 81 Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, can be consulted free, persona iy,
or by letter. Call or write him about your case,
or send TOR symptom blank to ill out, and letter
fully explsinins Jour disease, giving advice, etc.
will be returned free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
sr WOULDN'T MOVE.

-. wn.. the Eneine Cane Along A.
Took = Filler.
.,.r+ mile from Calera, Ala, We
came 10 a place where the railroad sfacA
crossed public highway. and STUCK On
.hs ,rack was mule hitched to nckety
a WAGON loaded with wood. The front
wheels had stopped at the rail, and the
mule was fair across the metals. ne
sTooa there with his head down ana ms
ears lazily working, and lying on tne
grass near by was an old negro man
smoking pipe.
"Dat mswl has dun gigged back ne
replied. ~, II. load
over the track: q
If he wants ter, but he jest won't. hes
de- obstiuatest critter i'll dis hull stait'
One of our party got down and TOOK
the animal by the bit and tried to starr
him mn. but he hung back until he al
most sat down.
at hain't no use tryin, said the owner
ms he came forward. Hes one OF dem
breed of nevis who gifts sot once IN
awhile, an when dat fit strikes MN ne
bound to stay right dar.
But if you don't get him of he'll be
struck by a train"
Cant help 1t, sab hes onn DIN
wautin to see dat train fur long time,
an now Fze gwine TO let HIM"
We We're going to seize the wagon ana
boost the whole outfit over, but the col
onel said if the "nigger" didn't care 1t
was no funeral of ours. We heard a
train coming and got back out OF the
way, and the negro waved his hand ana
shouted to the mule:
Peel dat eye of yours now an see dem
kivered kyars. You've dun bin crazy to
git nigh dat bullgine an see If 1t was
alive, an Won soon know all about it?'
1t was a heavy freight train coming on
a down grade. The engineer footed as
he rounded the curve, but the mule
never raised his head. Instead of trying
to stop more steam was put on, and next
meinent that mule went twenty feet
high, while it rained wagon wheels and
pine knots all over the township. AS
the train passed on we found the mule
in the bushes thirty feet from the track.
He was all there. but dead as door
nail. The negro came slowly up, took a
long look, and then shook his fist at the
dead animal and said:
II dun tole yo dat bullgine was alive,
but yo' wouldn't believe it! | hope 20
feel better now! Yo' has went an got
yourself killed off, de wagon busted up.
an left me to go to de porehouse, an
mebbe de next mewl has will hev some
sense in his headl'-New York World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Eiys Cream Balm gives satisfaction to
every one using il for catarrhal troubles
G. <. Meilor, Drusgi.t, Worcester. Mass.
believe Ely's Cream Balm 10 the best
Article 70. cs:arrh ssef offered the public.
Bush & Co., Druggists. Worcester, Mas.
Al articie of real neiii.-C. P. Alden,
Druggist, Springfield. Mass.
These VITO use it speak highly Of it,
Geo. A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield. Msss.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re-
suits. ". r. Drsrer, Drugsiss, Spring.
feIi, Mas.
oc.26sod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
STATE NEWS.
Prrr.srsoH.


Nm. Lacy. widow of the late Cyrus
Yeafon died Last Tuesday. Funeral pef-
vics ~ held Friday afternoon. Tne AZ
ceased vas about 20 wears OF 49,
horse which Mr.. Fred Haskeu vas diisins
nesf his home last Friday night upset sno
cleared himself from ths carriage ana fsn
M the road. He vas found near II: Lac
hams stofe.-Miss Edith hasAeA
ouits sick Dr.. Friend u attending nef.-
Mr.. Asa YsAscn cut his leg quite oadiy ~
comiox in contact With scyths in his barn
early las: Friday mornine - he Vas vAie.
irg srou d 10 the dark. DR.. Turner dressed
the vousd which waa . bad cu'.-Mf.
small of Bo rdoin Center 10 stopping NTH
hi. daushsef, Mrs. George W. Bailey. IT.
Ths large four. masted schooner Wesley Al.
O,ot. Kelley, is loading with ice st the Ia.
Sspsrdsnt houses IL crew ~
vork building . rev elevator a TIE Ola
huildios-Mrs. Loring Powers has re-
turned home from . visit 70 Lisehneid.
HorE.
Hope G,asg. csnaenc d the nrss meet
ing in Ocsober to bold . seIiss Of compe !
tive entertainments, one hour being allowed
each evening for entertainment. Great
interest and enthusiasm 10 being developed,
40 mich 90 that many Of the active mem
beys on each eide hardly take time to ear or
sleep. There 10 work each night comforting
degrees and this grange 10 gaining many
new members. TIE interest has extended
TO other oranges in ths vicinity and goodly
delegations Of visitors Ge present each
evening. Lasts, turday nj. BIT "a members
Of Seven Tree Grange rode nine miles over
the hills and through the wind from Union
and stsid until midnight. Pioneer Grange
will visit Hope Grange 10 body.
Lincoln.
CEDAR GROVE
A pleasant gathering Of neighbours and
friends met to celebrate Mrs. Lydia
Goodwin's $50 birthday. and reception Tor
Mr.. and MFR. Wilmot W. Trussell at their
home in the same b use. Many beautiful
presents were rec. lived, snd bountiful
supper was served. The weather and COM
psny was all that could be desire d -Au'
tumn was never more beautiful than at
The present iime.-Rain Is very much
ne eied.-Mr. Harvey Colby has bought =
lot Of Captain C A. Foster and 10 buildina
q re,t little house upon t--Mr, Fred
TOYS has btugh, ore-hslf Of the d. T.
Lovill lot aad 10 ge,sing the lunlbir on the
spot for q spall house-But little ice will
be kept over in Kenneoe houses this fall.
-Mrs. Capt Kelley and daughter of Cape
Cod are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Gideon
Barker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
Maine Pensions,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Ths following
Maine pensions have been issued:
Original. Holland F. Eastman, Martin
McKenney. Nelson P. Libby, FIoris E
Gould, Edward A. Frink. Additional
Ferdinand g. Gray; supplemental Henry
Fsrnsworth; increase, Llewellyn Dow,
Mark R. CHM. Hiram Clark, Horace H.
Gray, Charles E. Sweet. Mary Kenney.
John j. Randall; reissue, Rufss s Max.
we'll, Samuel 4 Stevens; reissue and in
crease, Jabez B. Davidson; origiral, widow,
Mary Wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Those desiring to attend the West Somer-
set Educational Association at Skowhegan,
Octo Der so ard 81, can procure round trip
tickets at one fare, and those desiring to
be entertained should address Miss Addie
Svaine, Skovhegsn. Prof. Geo. C. Pur-
ington, principal Of the normal school ct
Pennington, and G. A. Robertson, princi-
psi of the grammar school at Augusts, will
be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

AnI,sw LsanAId. a workman at the
Great FsAs ice houses st Sntthtorn
,ngs7ea = com oiail. 10 tity Marshal No p
tar. MONDAY evening. thst one Jean l.
HuF nad robbsd him of valise and s6o
n, r.sssd shat he and Huff were room
tysirs q. tie compsuys boarding house, and
thss the latter lef. Saturday right, He Did
n,s m,ss the aoney or vslise until Moudiy
nisht. when hs st cHcs entered complslnt-
CIV dsr.hsl Norton hia mAhgi cards Civ
irg descrp.ieg II tho ms7 10 all police
sf!lel;s ,n the State, sed vigorous search
Wall b O. ius'.luled TO SD ,hs thief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

The new electric light plant put in here
By the city is about completed, thst 10, the
poles are all set, the lamp. in position,
wires strung, etc. but Of course the system
cannot be used uatii the power is ready al
Fairfield. and this will not be At present.
for as yet onIy comparatively small be-
ginning has been made upon the foundation
of the new power-hcuse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Mr.. A. Z. Pencil of Boston, travelling
representative Of the Estey Company. man
Rtscsurers Of pianos and 9rgans, waa in the
city yesterday, at the music store Of Mr., Z
II. Fo1, who handles their goods here. AZ
usual, the Estey Company are doing fae
business this year. Their instruments are
built upon honor, snd Can be depended on
10 stand up 80 the years go by.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

The adjourned meeting Of Nc GaFii1ef
hos,ilpl corporations was held in the ,i1y
ans II ,nlsy evening quorum bsi7g
pteseet. A report wss made by tie chair
man nF tie committee On bylaws and On
un,,cn tn, hy-lsws were adopted as reported
nv Il, committee. WtSon Lsnis, 0e1.
Jth7 T R,caa1Gs sid q. l. Rogers we're
appaiassd COMMITTEES TO pres0aE the names
~ Eve members 81 The corporation to act
"a if- trustafe la accordance with the
nrov;,so, ne Of the by-lsws, Augustus Bailey
vas elected trustee for i'e years, z. II.
HoIu,.s for for years. J I. Richards for
,hres years, A. G. Clark for two
ys,ra AMI Wes.oa Levin faf one
year. On motion ballots were taken
far clerk All treasurer Of the copper
stioa and DR. r w Rsftsr vas elected
clerk and ? II Wirslow, treasurer The
meeting If the coEpUretors thea adjourned
.iue die A meeting CT the trustees was
Immediately csllsd AID eraGnizst ion was
sffso,4d by the election of A Bailey, E'q 4,
a. president and 2 II. HolmeS 80 vice
Incident. Or. F W. Raftcr will also act
a, clerk for the trustees. The organization
was most successful ami the men IN chafse
Of affairs Will have Jealous care for the
ci,y's interests in the charge OF the
hospital. As toon as the proper
legal proceedings can be gone through
With the property gwen 10
the hospital By W. W brsdsueet
will be formally taken into the possession OF
its trustees. II includes lot OF land IA
rods long on RIVER avenue snd runniog
back to Dresden avenue, the dimensions
including about scrss Of land, A set OF
exeeilsnt ouilGiags occupies the lot ct pres
ent and as il is too far from the business
portion of the city, Mr.. brsdstreet has con-
sensed that it be sold and the money aPpro-
pristed to the Purchase Of lot sEe build,
inz in a mere suitable location. This VIII
be Immediately arranged SO that the hospital
can be ready for use - soon 81 possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Matters 1t the Pine Grove Sex Farm
are In a Il sari.t,ipa condition NJ, Cnriiar.
60. eanEfed b. The wsoistats slaughter py
soss. has saeres,sa his fscx Of shsep BY
sJsh, fuiI.biooaet Ssubdowns purchased
f.sus 6soyge x Boats;is Of Wsssr7ilie,
sad by rs high g's6e Southdosns par-
chased in this vieislsy. He expects 10 VIE
ter over 200 sheep ard will probably doaoie
ms A lcx Eexs season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

The conclusion Of the Women's Foreign
Mi.siop suxiliAfies connected With the
Methodist churches in the Augusts district
vas held q the n. E. church in this city
yesterday. There Vas not . large atsen-
dance, bat the sessions vera all insere siing,
especially that last event q when the con-
ference secretary. Mrs. Ross, nade ssoms-
What extended report OF the convention OF
the New England Branch, lately held Of
Merider, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

"when n q young mar" said Jonafhan GRAY,
"E fellow took physic he kne = 1t, you bet.
Il would cramp him o.! up IN q coliicsy way,
And, good Lord, what twisting his lnsides
would get,
But the pills In use no x.dsys by sensible folks
Are as easy to taAe and as pleasant ~ jokes"
OF course. the kind referred to BY Mr..
Gray, was DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
the very best Liver Pill ever made--miId,
but sure and effective. The only pills. sold
BY druggists, a5soiutely on trial Salts
faction guaranteed. or your money 10 re-
turned. &C 253&wfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

This is toe seeaSd year 1aAs Sir q. a.
r anz1sr, tie operator Al Fafmts2 ak, has
,sken S,a..sa Agent f. c Douxlass's pIaes
sasieg he IsGIsrs' vacation. Mr. Piann g
fzys that be fsds tkss t3s basinsss cos
n ctei with Tie Maine Csnsrsi ss.sisn 10
liza e.,y hss ncrs ihsa d,ubis4 as compared
IN tie coryssVoaeing si4s ls.t year
Dessn1 this sho~ that Hsiio-sn is boom
lag?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
RAILROAD CONDUCTORS
Meet at Hartford and Talk Over Their
Life Insurance Matters.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct 27.-The 23d
annual convention Of the Old Reliable Con-
ductors Life Insurance Association began q
two days session here today. Rsilrosd con-
ductors from sll parts of the country are
present. many accompanied by their wives
and daughters. W o Bscslsy, OF the
Wabssh rosd president, called the associ-
alton to erlef. Mayor Dwight made the
ado ress Of welcome. Committees were ap-
pointed and after brief session, the con-
vention Adjourned unlil tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

The Gardiner Young Meas Christian
Associsaan will be quite well represented
&C the State convea,ion in Eansor this
week. Amor the delezstes who viii 90
are President ~. 2 Stuiiry. G'nersi Sec
faisry 81 K murray, Rev. sld Mrs. X
" JsnkiDs, Mr. ana tirs. j. N. L. Bates
and Mi, 8. v. Adams, esidsIt Of the
aides saxi larry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Horace Haynes Of Portland. State su'
perIntenGen. Of tie American Expgess Co .
xEs in sfs city yesterday and enseted tse
tran fer Of the local sgeacy from Mr. ID.
x. Jewell, who has held 1t for the psst
nine months. TO Mr.. james V. WEIGH. Mr..
WEIGH viii keep the office in its present
location in Mr.. JEWELS store for the next
few weeks when he will move i. 70 bus
brothers store 3, the other end OF Water
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Mr.. j. E, Burke Of Frankfort. Colby 80,
hss been srp,inted superintendent Of
schools in this city. Since his graduation
be has been reading law ~ Belfast. From
the statistics OF tie Class published in the
Oracle. which is before us, se fad that be
is IS yeass old. in politics Democrat and
in religion . Roman Catholic. He stood
bish Ia his Glass while in college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Prof. Z. B. Hall went down river yes
tsrday morning and will not return till next
week. He has an engagement. to play with
the Richmond Band at 3 grange fair in
Bath four days this week; on Sunday be
plays at the UniversSlist church in the
same city. and next Tuesday night at =
Masonic installation also in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

On Saturday, one John Gary, having
filled up with poor liquor. conducted him
self in a most unseemly manner on one of
the horse cars. and yesterday he was
brought before the Police Court and fined
s. ard costs, amounting to Sl2 SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
In making up the editorial force of the

La making up the editorial force of the
Oracle, it has heretofore been the custom
TO select two from each Of the college
societies and two from The Eeuters. To
have this representation, however, three
quarters o. the members of eech must take
six copies of the Oracle at the established
price. There are now 40 or more young
Ladies connected with the university, and
hey have done considerable work for the
Oracle heretofore. The association has
decided to grant the ladies' the same repre-
sentasion GA the editorial force as the 0thers,
provided that they agree to take their pro
portion OF oracles. The ladies had a
meeting Monday and talked the matter over
st .one length. but arrived at 10 con-
clusion. Another meeting will be held to-
morrow, and then some final result will
probable be reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

r. A. Robbins returned from his Boston
trip Saturday night and has been confined
to the house since that time by asevere
cold. He. thinks he had narrow escape
from pneumonia. Bert, his lit lie boy, is
down with measles and is having q pretty
sick time Of il,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

"Zig-Zsg' had the boards at the Opera
House Monday night. and this evening,
His Lordship", comedy drama, will be
put on. Msnsger Bradbury has given the
people q good number Of good shows since
he leased the Opera House, and says he
has done fairly we'll thus far.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

The Troy laundry, Mr.. Will Msrston,
proprietor. is to be moved from its present
. quarters the latter part Of this week to the
second floor Of the Cote & Gifoux block.
The brick building which they vscate is to
be raised, a new front Put in and the place
generally improved generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Allcock's Porous PIssters are the great
external remedy fthe day. The quickest.
safest, surest, best No: only immeasuf-
ably superior to all other .plssters, but also
to iinimepts, oiutments, oils and similar
unciuous compounds.
Beware Of limitations, and do no. be de-
ceived BY misrepresentation. Ask for
Allcock's and let no solicitation or explana.
ton induce you to accept a substitute.
oci20aod&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

Prof. Wright and tsfty Of rs friends
aad two other teams full of representative
from the Y. M. O. A. went to S,nta Gar
Giaer Monday evening, assisting In The
special rehg cas- Eervicss nov IL progress
there. They report = most excellent Sci
~so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
THEY FELT THE STORM
Sharply on the Southern Coast of the
Mediterranean Sea.

LONDON, Get. 27.-Advices from Tunis
say that toe force of the recent storm was
sharply felt on the southern coast Of the
Mediterranean. The large wall In the city
of Tuais vas undermined by the food and
collapsed, buryipg 30 natives. AT LAST
accounts rescuins parties were digging away
the debris to recover the bodies Of the
victims
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

The people here are considering the
probability of shoe factory being located
in Fairfield, to employ $50 or 200 hands.
1t is understood that g Massachusetts party
is resdy TO come IF sufficient inducements
are held out,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
ONE MAN Persisted
In Burning Canal Boat-Ice Houses
Destroyed Loss, $50, 900.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 27.-Five large
ice houses belonging to Sullivan G Nunsn,
aud eight canal bosts belonging to The
Ar Choir Line were burned here tonight
George Robinson, who vas asleep on one Of
the bosts persisted in the flames. The total
loss IL n5f 100