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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
QUEER OLD FELLOW.
Never Went away from Home, took a
Newspaper or Voted.

MIppLETowN, N. Y, March l6 There
is queer character living the life Of a
hermit in the town OF Hamilton, N. Y.
His hermitage is a diIapidated old farm
house in lonely part Of the town, invisi-
other dwellings. His name i, Thomas
Church and his age 81 years. He was
born in the farmhouse aud he has spent
the long years Of his life on the seventy
acre homestead, keeping strictly apart
from and wholly Indifferent to the world
outside of its bounds. He never
has slept night nor eaten
a meal outside Of the house lie never
rode in stage coach or railroad car, nor
sttende1a show Of sny kind. He never
sent or received letter. never took news.
paper, and never voted at any election. He
has never had but one timepiece in the
house. and that is l00-year- old clock that
he inherited from his father. He has
never bought new suit of clothes, but
coniisues to wear The patched and faded
gsrmente spun aud woven from the wool
snd msde up BY his mother years ago.
He lived as bschelo, until lcng after
his parents were dead, and until he had
passed middle hge, and then, TO The as
tonishment Of every body who knew the
pair, be married an old maid neighbor, who
sas ss solitary and eccentric ia her habits
as himself. She died six years sgo, and
since that event he has lived alone, except
ss ho has hsd the companionship of 3
favorite dog. He says that ne never found
any pleasure in minsiing with the outside
world. and is only surrsmely happy and
con.ented in hrs dear old home" The
Jew neighbors who have had occasional
intercourse with him unite in saying that he
Is the soul of integrity and as gaileless as a
child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Crime bIust Dowd.

LONDON. March Is -PsIi Mall Gszette
speasing of New Orleans lyrchieg, holds
England people ought not to told up hards
in righteous horror. adding; 'Ole branch
of the anglo saxon race does not differ from
smother in this rns,ter. Citizens ef New
Orlesns. fiading the jury did rot 10 duty,
.sid, We must by one mesns Or another,
pu' crime down"
The S.. james Gazette, referring To the
same sunjgct, Gays: The incident SHOWS
,hx. native Americans have net lost the
quality Of stern resolution, sometimes
dissolved by life of comfort and luxury in
modern society, The men who organized
this defiance Of formal Justice are not
ashamed of what hey have done. They
have defeatsi the society of foreign fuf-
aaos which vas trying 10 terrofi1e the
whole city. I. is doubtful IL John Boil
has enough grit left in him to protest in as
emphatic manner as the citizens Of New
Orleans protested"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
:far SaLt at Ia tet.
FOE SALE

number Of desirable residences IN augusta
Me-. varying iu price from eIJo 70 sS,soo, OF
30 several 10 70 10 ACRE places In tho soouros OF
this city, one two story house and lot in Lewiston
Me A number Of farms 10 xennebeo county,
varying In price from eI2OO 70 $4,000. Housef
AMI toner1suts 10 le.. ". W. WAITKs.ousEt ~
tosnry kuausts. Maine. An0n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
-FOUR EXPEDITIONS
That England. Ffancs and 0eamsay
are Ser dug iato FiaIos.

LONDON, March Is The English, Ger
mans and French seem to be striving 70
ASCERTAIN who can hfst reach Lake Tchad.
the remarkable fresh water lake on the
border Of sahara. Tho Eualish are very
quiet about their project, and IL 10 not
exactly known whst IL In the wind. All
that can be said IL. thAs an English mipsioM
left AkaaaA at the mouth OF the Niger sev.
eral months ago, and Ascendsd the river
with the purpose of reaching bOrnu. II 10
supposed ,hAS The British intend. Il poe
s,ble, to mske ,res,ies with the ruiels Of
these powerful native siates Ia the central
Soudan. placing them under the protection
Of the Brtish government In the interest OF
the Royal Niger Company.
The GsYmaus hAve two expeditions Ia
the field. One Of them 10 under the lss.iss-
ship OF Lieut.. Morssb. who for mae
moaths has been somewhere in the terri.
tHy northeast of CAmeroons. The results
0f his expedition are not yet known. The
other German expedition 10 that OF DE-.
Zn,gsAh, Who arrived at Camve,sOns on
ucs. /, aud la November stari-a Tor tho ,.s.
terror ~i,h An expedition Of 400 pevscrs,
Including = full scieniine corpe. chs sx-
peditien Is partly In the interests OF the
government and partly supported BY shs
Hamburg trading house Of Japtxen q Thor
mahlen. DR.. Zintars6 hoped to reach
Ball by Dec. 10 He is pushing toward
the Mohsmmedan states ~ fast a. he can.
The French expedition 10 under the COM
mAnd Of NJ. Cfampel. Who 10 spproaehiug
Lake Tchad from the South, crossing the
wholly unknown territory between the
northern bend Of the Mobansi, the grrat
northern tributary Of the Congo and the
lake. The last heard Of him was on Nov.
Is. He had safely passed the rapids Of the
M0bapgi. had reached the most northern
part Of tho river and expected about Dec.
Is to start on his expedition into the un-
known. Nothing Is likely TO be heard from
any Of these four expeditions for some
time. They have all practically the same
d, stination; they are crossing good deal
Of country that has never been visitsd or
has never been adequately explored. and
their work promises to be the most interest
ing features Of African exploration during
the present year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17

DAnA's u "aul.Asruso,' 70 Cant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
RiohmoBd Gossip.
Especial to the KESNEBEc JOURNAL.

Special to the KESNEBEc JouRNAL.]
RICHMOND, March Is -Lucies's Novelty
Company are booked for the opera house
Friday evening.
Hon. T. J. Sou.hari lef. tosn for New
York yesterday.
The Free Blp.is. Society are preparing
for musicale for three nights, the frs. to
come OF Wednesday evening, March Is,
the second cne week from Wednesday
Msrch 20, the third, Monday March 80.
a large stone caused considerable trouble
in the check valve, near the pumping sta
don, Saturday.
The members of John MerriiPs Post G
A. R., presented Mr. Cyrus O,burne with
a beautiful cane laat Friday evening. Many
invited guests were present and very en-
joysole evening was spent.
Notwithstanding the heavy raias FRIDAY
evening, the Congregational society neited
about twenty-five dollars by their musicale.
Mr.. Geo HsRsr, Assistant Z. M, was
obliged to lay Oft last Thursday. he was on
deck again Friday morning. ae has been
there nearly five yexrs and tli, is the first
time he has been Obliged to lose day.
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A Gfoom Charged with Bisamy Fisss
the wsddiug Feast.

OTTAWA, March l6 Fred W. Hall of
Cleveland and Miss Katie Warren OF this
city were married. here on Saturday night.
They had become acquainted while the
yeung lady was visiting her brother In
Cleveland. After the ceremony the bride
and groom and invited guests sat down to
wedding supper in the house Of the brides
father. The merriment had reached its
full sway when friend of the young lady
beckoned to the groom TO come to the door
Of the room. Hall Immediately grew white.
ard asked nervously: lis il me you want?"
Hall went out and was then and there
chsrgsd with having wife and family in
England. After some hesitation Hall ad-
mitged that he had been married, but
asserted that he had been divorced from
his wife. The matter becoming known,
the grestest excitement prevailed, and in
the midst of it, after the newly msde bride
had given back The wedding ring. Hall
disappeared aud has no; since been seen
Il is supposed thst he left for Cleveland on
the night train, and the friends Of the
young lady are now condema;ng themselves
that they made no attempt to stop his fight.
Steps will at once be taken to have the
marriage snnullsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Meteorological Report.
fMarch 10. ls9l. 20 2. 81
Boot and Ssce Club Call Gu EscrstsrY
Bsaiuo.

WAsHIsGros, March l6.-A committee
representing the Boston Boot and Shoe
Club and the New England Shoe snd
Leather Association waited On the Prssi-
dent and Secretary Blaine this morning
eni presented resolutions adopted by those
orgaoiz s,ions endorsing the adminIsus-
tons reciprocity policy and urging its ex-
tension to their own industry.
Secretary Blaine informed the committee
be would do sll he could 10 sea their inter-
ests we're not overlooked when the proposed
tresties were formulated. and they in turn
assured him they heartily favo,ed the re-
ciprocisy scheme aud would letd their best
aid to its development. When she COM
nittee subse quertiy visited the White
House, the President ssid he recognized
the importance of Their industry and would
enieSvsr 10 secure its reception rapidly
sad completely IS possible in the matter Of
reciprocity with other couatsies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
Puts tbs Murder Of Hsnnrssy on Differ.
eIt Tbs sosy

DENVER. Col, March l6--J II. Moore,
an ex lieutenant Of the New Oresos police.
gives a statement of the causes leading to
The killing Of Chief Of Police Hennessy
which throws entirely rev light on the mat
ter. He Gays while ,bs Mafis may have had
something TO do with the murder, be has
strong reason to believe that they were
nothing mere than hired asssssins. He
sscfibes the trouble to an old feud betwee
the detectives OF the city, which had its
foundsticn in times Of the famous whiskey
ring ard sugar ring excit- ment tseniy years
ago when several men lost their lives The
ssme bitter fight he ssys wss the cause Of
the killing Of Elder Hennessy by Guerin in
1872. The murder of Chief Hepnessy he
has no honbt, was due 70 the old detective
teud, which for years was the main issue
in local politics. II was simply = quarrel
over spois, which were richer perhaps than
ever before.
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TALKED TREASON.
Edward Pirrar Held 10 b
Guilty Of Hieh Treason.
Bisamist Exposed ae the Feast OF His
Second Wedding.

ToRoNro. Oct, March l6 1t IL under
stood that the government has been con-
sidering what it should do with such men
as Edward Fasrer. A firm Of Toronto
solicitors have been at work investigating
his cordnes. Some weeks ago they advised
the government that he came we'll within
the lsv relating to high treason. Whether
the government will 90 this far has yet to
be decided. Report tays that il the author
tiles do move, they will probably movs
against some others who are members Of
Parliament
Any punishment which may be meted
out to them will be Of the nature Of banish-
mens rsther than confinement. 1t 10 also
said the government 10 being urged 10 ssk
Lord Salisbury TO station in CansdA from
five TO ten British regiments, qustering
them at Halifax, Quebec, Montreal.
Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver. 1t is
argued that the presence of these regiments
in Canada would do more to put down the
annexationisis and put . check to their
conspiracy than anything else could do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17
CITY GOVERNMENT.
The Old Goes Out and the New Comes
in-Business Transacttd.

Promptly at 8 O'Clock yesterday the City
Council for 1890 met in Grand Army hall,
and the following business was transacted
in concurrence:
Orders psssed--That the assessors be au.
thorized to procure from the records at the
registry Of deeds such nioutss. reference .
and descriptions 81 they may fod necessary
for making more perfect descriptions Of the
real estate Of the city subject to tsxstior,
AID for this purpose they sre au borizel to
employ such assistance as they find neces-
sary at COS. not to exceed s25.
That the city sudtor is hereby authorized
% purchase for tho use Of his Office such
books Of account as be ,haii dees,
necessary.
Ordered, That iks city treasurer be ard
he il hereby authorized TO convey - John
II, Grant BIZ deed Of quit claim the interest
which the city acquired to certain lands Of
said Grant sold to the city for non psymen.
of taxes upon payment into the city treas
ury Of the amount of said taxes, expense OF
sale and iotersst thereon al 6 per cent.
The follo~in3 ordinance was adopted (;
An orii7a1ce amending section 4 OF
chapter IA Of the Revised Ordinances Of
the city ef Augusts, as follows;
Section 4. chapter II Of tie Revised
| Ordinances Of the city Of Augusta is here
| by amended by striking out Of the 81,
section ali sf.sr the word "spprop,issior
in the second line thereof. 40 that sid zee
ton as amended shall read ~ follows:
Section 4 Ii shall be the daty Of To.
duty Of the mayor to keep an account viii
each appropriation.
| Mayor Lane submitted a contsac. whicl
he made with Chss. A. Thomas for makins
repairs on Getchsil rosd for the ensuinI
Eve years, which was approved an
reported.
In the Board Of AIdssmen the commitse
on inspection Of the bridge made the fol
lowing report. which was accepted: TINS
iheF have made contract si'h r. J. Isle
of Porslaad (, inspect ssti bridge twice
i year for the next t~o years, tie sun, to b
4 paid therefor to be SIS day ard expenses
i Ard tha following orders were passed
Il Or3sred, That the thanks Of this boar
are hereby ttndtFed to Hon. Samuel W
Lana for shs kind, courteous snd inpastia
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FEMALE TROUBLES
Complicated with Liver and Kid
ney Diseases, Cured by Dana'S
Sarsaparliia after the most
noted Physicians failed.

WAsHrsoTos Mills, Me-, Dec. 10. 81.
Gents; - For the last three years /
have been suffering from a complication
OF Diseases, and have employed the most
skiiful physicians in the state, having been
treated by local physicians at home and by
physicians in Portland, Me. All my
physicians told me my disease
was so complicated, ! could
never get well. And certainly all my
medical treatment gave me no relief l
had no appetite, bowels in a bad state,
female trouble combined with liver
and kidney trouble, so said my physicians.
grew SO weak and reduced, had done
no work for one year, when DIR,
TrIbou, my physician, ut the time, advised
me to try DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Soon after trying it | began to feel
wonderful change. ! commenced to gain
in flesh and strength aud after taking three
bottles felt like another person. Inow
feel well and strong and am able
to do all the work in IA family of
eight. feel that owe my health en-
tirely to the wonderful curative
power of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
prize this valuable remedy highly, and
shall earnestly recommend it to all the
afflicted.
cannot say too much in its praise for
all it has done for me.
Very truly yours,
Mrs. +. 4. WENTWORTH.
Over three years have elapsed since the above
letter WA written. Mrs. Wentw1rth takes three
vr four bottles of pANA'S SARSAPARfLI.A
each year 10 help Nature Tepel any attack npon
the citadel Of ileahh, aud result, enjoys
heaven riciszt hics-lnE Good Health.
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Abducted his Wife AID Bagyicsdsd her
Prisoa.

Losnos. March l6. The High Court Of
Justice today refused to grant writ Of
hsbeas corpus to compel Mr.. E. Fl. jackson
o. Ciithescre to produce hi. wife in court.
TIE court held that il the woman vas III
treated she had remedy in an application
for protection, which fhe could make be-
fore magistrate. Jackson on March 8.h
abducted bis wife and placed her in a house
3: Blackburn, which be barricaded to pre-
vent he wife's friends from rercpiDg her.
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CRY oovHanMEr7s
ossanszsd st Lewiston, Auburn. BID
dsiosd and 0aco.

LxwIsros, March l6.-The Lewiston
city Government orzAniz I'd today and chose
r. X. BsIlesux. clerk; Seth D. Wakefield,
treasurer; Jas. Doyle, assessor; and H.
2. Estss, street commissioner.
Mayor Nevelps address shows the net
indebtedness Of shs city to be e9ls, ,347. SO.
The water works and railroad stock are
both paying investments.
The Auburn city government vas organ
lied today. The election of officers vas
p's:poned to Wednesday. Mayo. Savage
shess the entire indebted ness Of the city to
be sl93. $40 II, = slight increase over l.ss
year in consequence of special expenditures.
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Later.
Camdsu Town Meeting

CAMDEN, March 16.-Town meeting in
the new town of Camden today 10 Megunti-
cook Hall which resulted in the election of
the following officers: For board of select
men, Thomas A, Hunt, Ofris Z. Wooster,
Rodney Beverage; for assessors, J. W.
Ogier, NJ. G. Whitmore, Charles Murphy.
The matter of voting sid to the Knox &
Lincoln Railway to construct road to
Camden was laid On the table to az ad-
joured meeting to be held April G.
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Death at NEW York OF Jacgs Brady.

NEW YoRK. March l6-Judge John h.
Brady Ct the supreme court died this morE-
ing. His deaih was the result Of tie rupture
of . blood vessel in the brain which &C.
cured at Z o'clock last night.
Judge Brady was 50 years old. He was
= brother Of the famous lawyer, James T.
Brady, and had been on the bench over 20
years. All parts Of the Supreme Court sd-
journed until ATE. the funeral on Friday.
Ealosistic addresses were made by judges
and lawyers.
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At BiddsfoId.

BIDDEYoRD. March l6.-The new city
governments of Bidieford and Saco were
inaugurated to-day. The subordinate off,
GERS Of Biddeford were re-elscted with
very few changes from last year. Fred A..
Tarbox WAS reApp3inted city marshal.
In Saco there were several changes in
subordinate officers. Dorreuce Lialefeld
was appointed city marshal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17

A CaCSTA LODGE EO. Hi, v. q A. IL. Stated
n Communication. T2esday egsutnz Mar D.
is,i. at 40 o'eiOos. Work In v. G. Degree.
All masons residing In the city are cordially In
vited.
ID, 8. CAxPsELf. W. n.
A. TUHfI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-17

ivy U0VeIum1emt u0E NV IS01b hcWks~2s
Pursuant to the proviaions Of tie city
charter the aldermen and councilmsn elect
for the years 1891 % were called to order
by the city clerk. The following member
we're present and svorn;
Ward l,-Councilmen. L. c. Cofnish
and c. H. Cunningham.
Ward 9 2-AldepmAn, r. W. Mathews;
Councilmen. c. II. Blaisdel and walter
II. Davis.
Ward 5 Alderman, r. L. Hefsey
Counciimen, d. Noyes and d. z. LeClaiR,
Ward Alderman, A. A. Nichols !;
Counciimen, W. Stone and c. r. Fletcher.
Ward alderman, A. w. Brooks;
Counci.men. L. Titcomb and L. Whitcomb.
Ward 6.-Alderman. w. Il. Basrows !;
Councilman, A. N. Clark and Z. r.
Coombs.
Ward Alderman, W. B. Hunt; coun-
cilmen-O. Crawford and A. p. Wood.
The board Of Aldermen organised choos-
ing Albert W. Brooks, president, pro tenn.
and the common council chose G. II,
Bisisdell. president, and G. r. Hall. clerk.
The board met in joint convention and
on motion committee, consisting Of May.
or Lane. Alderman Heisey and Council.
man Cornish Was appointed for the purpose
OF notifying MAyor.Ele Chase Of his
election and that the city council for the
yea. 1891 92 Was duly organized.
The convention then proceeded to the
election of city officers, Alderman Brooks
presiding:
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TWENTY-FIVE LOST
By The Sinking d "RalbllS
Castle" II Cellhies. =.
Asu ofAaas fraasdy Discussed hy
Italian Deputies.
Rival Bxpsdytions nasopsan oovssn.
meats Have In Ahics.

: Loxpox, March l6,---The steamer Rox-
burg Castle was sunk In collision with The
ship British Peer 100 miles southwest of
the 6eilly islapds. Ot the - psrsons On
the steamer Capt. Tyrsr and seaman ass
oil that were saved. The RoxhuvghIC Castle
was . screw stesmer Of 1872 tons register
and hailed from New Castle. Eng,and.
The British Peer, bound from Calcutta 70
Loadon. vas greatly damaged and va
towed to Falmouth.
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vatn ssarch fer Dissblsd Italia.

NEw PORT, r. / Msrch Is The steam
ting Gladiator put in hare for the harbog
today, after spsntiug a aday in searching for
the disabled steamship Italia. She will
wait for here before continuing the search.
A crew Of 70 men Of U. 8. tug Trisns
arrived here this evening. Lieut.. Com
msnder Lion are Lieut.. Marshall remained
at Cstty hank with the wreck.
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sabbath Rum s.ll,sk a. s,eu. City.

Sioux CITr, March l6.- II view Of the
innumersbIs prosecutions lately begun by
the Law and Order League sgairst the ss-
looms, Mayor Palmer has informed the liq-
uof men that the license ordnance will 30
longer be enforced and that the police will
no: interfere further TO close saloons At
night or On Sunday. All the saloons were
vide open yesterday. For over syear the
city authorities have been collecting
monthly about $1,000 by iass.
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Why an Isonclad Wasn't Sent to New
Orleans.

ROWS, March lG Pope Leo Romano.
today. referring to the New Orleans tfsgs-
dy, says that "rslyiag on tie foresight Of
American authorities and out Of regard for
. sincerely friendly power. Italy has re-
Trained from sending an ironciad 10 the
mouth of the Mississippi"
Captain Frscassa says. thu weak in
America are at the mercy Of . ferosiou,,
bloody popu,sce, and are tortured and
murdered in daylight.
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Death OF Col. Rioa-os tho 9Th Maius

BiDDEFoRD, March l6.-Col. Riswortii
Rich, colonel of the 9th Maine Regiment
duriog the war, died at his home at Old Or
chsrd last night, aged So. He wa, a native
OF Portland and WAS former captain of
the Portland Light Infantry. He has siace
been engaged In business in South Carolina,
Baltimore and Boston. He leaves widow
and two sons
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Nc Woman Representative on Labor
Commission.

LONDON. Msfch ls.-Wm. Henry Smith.
frst lord Of the treasury, in the House Of
Commons today announced that the gov
ernmen. had come to the decision that no
woman representative Of labor CT other or
saaizations could be rlaced upon the labor
commission.
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gI0NAL SERVICB,
Weather Iadioa Ions tor ths Next a.
AouwB
WAR DEPARTMENT,

" AK DEPAKTHENI, 7
Office Of the Chief Sigual Officer,
WASHINGTON, March IL, a. M.
For New England: Fair, except clesr-
ing in Maine; colder; northwesssrly winds
diminishing in force.
Cautionasy signals are displayed at New
York City, New Haven, New London and
Newport section; storm signals q. Sandy
Hook, Narragsnse.t section and from
Woods Holl section to Esstport.
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Cen Gee mitigating Rsasors. ..

RoxE, March I6.--Don Cbisciotte Della
Msnc,s says lay ought to demand that in
stsnt reasurss be iassD TO protect the
Italian COLONY ii Ne~ Orleans, adding.
however. ths. i 10 just also TO recognize
the fact ibct such incidents would not occur
II the to~Ls on The Atlantic coAst we're not
infes;et with the ex-gsliey slaves Of Eu-
rope.
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PORTLAND'S VOTE
The Larsts! Ever PolIed and
Tfus is Elected.
/ Roclla1d Lime Sehoonal Totally
Wrecked At 0esu Point.
Camcen's iowa Meeting ia Aseunti.
cook HAIR oc1isnd Jottfpes.

Portland, March i6 The second
election for mayor today brought on. the
lsrges vots ever poiIed in the city. Trse,
Republican, Was elected, having . msjoriiy
o. l30 over all. TIus's vote was $500;
Insrsham, Democrat. 3259; Deerilg, Pro
hlbition, 10; scattering. !.
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Saw Min Burned.

LANCASTER. n H., March ls.-willism
T. Jewest's steam Sac mill At Jefferson
Meadoss was burned last night; Cause
unknown. Loss, $1,000 no insurance.