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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
RAYMonD's MYsrnRY.
A Pistol Shot, q Dead Husband ard
the Widow Rurs Away.

RAYMOND, N. II April 2,-The town Of
Raymond has added another mystery to the
long list that has fallen to Rockingham
county during the past year. Last night,
shortly after s O'Clock, q pistol shot was
heard il the room Of Fred w. Titcomb.
who resides A. " ViIllxm Welch's home jas,
outside the village.
Only . second later his wife rushed down
stairs with her child and exclaimed to the
frightened people below that Fred has
shot himself" and started for the village,
meeting Doctors Gould and Gup'il on the
way, telling them the same story. They
proceeded to the place and on arriving at
Titcomb's room the body was found lying
on the floor with bullet wound over the
right ear, the wound having produced
de.th almost instantly. The body was
moved to the tows hall where the autopsy
will be performed today.
Mrs. Titcomb after leaving the house
went in search Of Way land D. Smart. with
shom her name had been frequently
coupled Of late by the villagers. Between
3 aud O'Clock in the evetiag, Smart and
Mrs. Titcono, accompanied by her little
girl, left in a buggy. Seeing that the coupe .
we're departing, ths coroner instructs
Officer Boyd to leave and go after the
parties. After long chase he succes ded
in overtaking them ss they were running
from Hampstead. where they had left the
child
Mrs. Titcomb Was arrested and early thi,
morning Smart. who had left the buggy,
wss taken into custody. He pleaded guilty
slso to this charge, but refused positively
to tell what he had done With the robe,
which vas valuable one. Osipg to the
fact that Titcomb hiss frequently quarreled
with his wife on sccount of her intimacy
with Smart, and has frequently threatened
70 kill both and then take his own life, il
has caused many theories to be advanced
regarding Tltcomb's death.
Mrs. Tiicomb, who 10 only 20 years OF
age, has q lite an uusavory reputation, hav.
ing been married three times, her hss
marriage being to . man out West who de
serted her soon after marriage. She mex
married Edward Robie Of this plsce, bu'
owing to intimacy with other men separa
iion t,ot pisee LAST June. She was mar
ried to Titcomb. he having previously tax
en- poison on account of her refusing Il
marry him.
Owing TO numerou, suspicious circum
'tances Coroner Gould has empsnnelled [
Iry copsis ing Of John T. Bartlett, Wesle!
poor and Sewall ID. Tiiton, who will com
mence hearing testimony soon. The prir
cipsl witness, the child Mabel. who it 4
claimed was present 1t the time Of th'
shooting, has been s,nt for by Sheriff Cot
| fn, who has taken charge Of the case, an,
as soon as she arrives hearing will b
| commenced.
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Porter Keeps q closs Mouth.

Rows. April 2-An endeavors to obtain
an opinion upon the present crisis between
the Uuitsd States and Ialy of Hon. A. q.
Porter, United States minister here. have
proved futile. II 10 learned from reliable
sources that the Uaited States minister has
cone much to pacify the Italian govern
ment. and be has won over to his
way Of thinking other ministers, several Of
whom are trying to induce the Italian pre-
misr to be less nasty.
The idea OF war 10 secuted here in the
diplomatic and government circles. Even
Baron Fsva's faai withdrawal will not be
definitely decided upon. 1t is said that
even il Baron FAva 10 withdrawn il will be
done only ~ . most forcible protest known
in diplomacy, and not as forerunner Of q
cor fiict between the United States and
lAly.
The Italian cabinet ministers are ia re-
csipt Of q large number Of cAblegrsms and
lstters from prominent Italians In New
York city ursir moderation upon the I,al-
ian government In its treatment Of the New
Orleans trouble.
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SLIGO QUIET,
But The Yols Going LellllI
Plfnell.
G,snny Ulsisy oIsP RlSil's ltit
tlds foIlld FPllol
How the rssuon Cot Deuaads kom'
Mad seasoas.

SLiao. April 3,--Thers was heavy pellins
In the town Of Sligo. the most inpoFtans
place In the division, and the result 10 tAat
the aati-Pafnellites are jusilanA wAilG
the Parnellises are dependent. Michasl
0asit, after tonr Of the polling booehs.
said he wss ces 6dset that the anti. parnsll-
its candidate would reoivs . majority q
5000 voees. iyis not txpsc 81 sbat u.
dnsl rcsalt viii be Known until tonoefow
afternoon. n me Of the ballot boxss viii
Do opened might No serious disturbances
Of the peace up 70 this hour, $50 z. u.
Michse! D.vitt, editor Of Labor Woeld,
sent = dispatch from Sligo 10 that papss, ,
saying that the pArnellites admit that Shey
are beaten and the nationalist expect 8
majority Of about ! 900. The tories Will
vote for Aldermen Dillon, the Pasnsllite
eaedldate IN spite ct the fact that ,hs COR
s.rvA'ive club advised the~ 10 abstain ltem
votinR, There are about 700 tory voters Ia
comet tuei cs. and OF them Il 10 believed
ME- Dalisn vili have 500 votes.
The local Orange l. ,ds~ resolved to cop
port The Parnciiite cst diiaie. No peles
was employed ~ personal agent for ths
home rule candidate, ~ the NAtionalists
are resolved not to give their cpponents I
any ground for alleging that clerical io1a.
encs was exercised al the polling booths.
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nix Banquet Very Brilliant Affair.

PORTLAND, April 2.-The Elk banquet at
the Preble House this evening was one Of
the most brilliant Affairs o: the kind seen
in this city for years, and followed the
institution Of Portland Lodge. B. p. o + :.
by Dist,iet Deputies Dee Of Boston, Chase
Of Providence, and Baitiets OF New Hamp-
shire. A large charter list wss presented,
embracing msDy well known business met
Of toe state.
The bsr qust hall was elaborsteIy decor
A.ed with fsgs ard electric lights ard the
post prandiai exercises were opened by Ex
slted Ruler W. o. Alden, the literary fss-
tnre of the evening beins sn original poem
by the post Robert Rexdsle, in response TO
toast to the dead irsgediso. Lawrence
Barrett. The tosstmastef was 5 Schws,zs
Child snd speeches were made by John II
Dee, J. p. BARTLETT, Dr.. N. b Sullivan oil
Hes Hamp, hire, II. Q. Presby, T.unton,
A. G. Smith, Boston, Psysen fucker, T.
l.. Swees. L. J. Mu,phy, IssAc G. Atkinson.
The speschss were in'erspersed with vocsl
and instrumental music The affair cor
tnued untii . late hour.
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London q Hot b "a.

LONDON. April 2 The Nihills.s OF 81.
Petersburg are becoming dangerous, and
the ho,bsd Of the movement hAs bean trans-
ferred to this oi.y, and much indignation Il
felt here in const Quence. Many Of the
leaders VI the Russian Nihilisss have taken
up their residence here. ~ they have bssu
driven from the continent, sincs
Switzerland refuses to give them shelter.
The st. Petersburg papers are much
excited, aud call attention TO the fact that
the Nihilists are seemingly working the
Eoslish press. ~ several articles which al
legged cruelty By Russian cfllcisls have late.
ly appeared, and these they say, have tvi.
IDENTIFY been Inspired by the Nihiiists In
London.
England il Gov the home OF the Sefa'
sess and outlaws Of all the countries Of
Europe. Among those who have lately ar.
rived sre General Boulanger, who came
last week, and also Don Aivcs de vsisa.
the leader Of the recent rebellion Ia
OpoYtO,
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In jail Tor otviDs . Hsishbos III
pooeoa.

Rona. Ca. April IA pretty woman
stands q the bar Of justice here today On
srisl for her life. Mfs. Ora Mckee. nee
Bruce, whs vas for several years . society
belle OF Atlantis, 10 the prisoner. while Ael
victim was MPs Mat Wimpse, next door
neishbof and friend. II 10 said By Afs.
Mckee, accusefs that she spsnt money
freely, In fact With more lavish hand shan
her husband could veil atford to supply.
They say that she needed some money
$s00-but q d mot cxfs TO ask 10 from her
husband. She vent n Ars. Wimpes and
asked her TO borrow $500 froa Mr.. Mckee
and lean IL to her. After some preliminary
affar cement, IL 10 said. Mrs. Wiupee OBJ
tanned the money from Mckee, giving him
her notes. She then turned Il over to Mfs.
Mckee, taking her notes for $500. These
notes. one for $3.50. one for Sis0, one for
es5 ard one for SIS. were placed by Mvs,
wimpee In . tin bog and locked up in her
wardrobe.
The two women continued on the most
friendly terms until September, when the
notes began falling due. and then, ~ the
money was not forthcoming, something had
to be done. Ga the ga Of September Mrs.
Mckee prepared plate Of canned peaches
ard sent them 10 Mfs. Wimpee. Mfs
Wimpee ate . portion Of them and threw
the balance Of them into the yard. That
night she was taken quite sick, and che
continued sick for some time. Mrs. Mckee
and another neishbof, Mrs. Deiis, being
her attendants.
0a the 23i OF September. Mrs, Mckee,
to restore sick friend, gave her dese Of
whiskey. She grew worse instead of better
and on the night Of the 25ih Mss. Wimpee
was worse. Mr. Wimpes. Mrs. Mckee,
Mrs. Deiz and Mrs. Pouncey we're sitting
M with her. Mrs. Mckee prevailed upon
Mf. wimpee to retire to bis room, Ms.
Psuncey was then prevailed upon to leave
the rick room, after iastfuciing those re-
msinins to prepare an egsaog for Mfs.
Wimpee. The patient did not drink all
the esgnog, and COW being fed with the
remainder died. That night Mrs. Mckee
stsle the box containing the notes. Mrs.
Dietz afterwards found Mrs. Mckee At
home, and said; "You must tell me all.
you know that know what you have done,
and unless you tell At once what you gave
Mrs. Wimpee che will die, ard IL she dies
you will hang"
do you reckon I will hansS' asksd
Mrs. Mckee. "Ycu surely will II she dies,
and the doctors say unless they know what
10 the mstter with her, 90 they can treat
her correctly, that she cannot live" "She
then asked me II would promise not to
tell any body except the doctors, and
promised. She then hesitated and asked
me il she would be arrested and what l
wanted her u tell me, and almost made me
swear that would tell nobody bu. the doc
tors"
Mrs. Mckee then told her that she hsd
given her ''get-there rat poison" The rext
day Mrs. Mckee disappeared. A few days
sfterwaYd Mrs. Wimpee died. In about .
month Mrs Mckee was captured and has
been 10 jail here ever since.
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rsneous histofy. Ga Friday search foi
the spiritual lessons taught. On Saturday
make sn application to your own heart snd
that Of your pupil / susgess this - one
plan. Have plan anyway. DE-. Dunn's
addfsss vss followed BY one from L. g.
March Of Portland. Aeld worker Of the
Stats Association, on 1.-THE needs Of our
County and Hos to meet Them" More
aseressive work should be done. We are
waiting for something 70 turn up. We
should turn something up We need sys-
senatic work and aggressive work. We
should 90 out into desit1te locslities; We
need missionary work in cur Sunday school.
There should be less derominafional spirit
and more Of spirit Of Christ Committee
should be appointed from each school to
visit fsmilies who are not church or Sunday
school sttenda ,ts. There should be more
thorough Bible etudy. More attention
should be made to make "Rsviev Sunday"
more isteres Ing.
to give their time and talents to their work.
There should also be teachers meetings to
talk over the lesson. The church members
should att nd and take part in the Sunday
school. There il need Of cooperation
between lay-men and pastor, the members
Of the Sunday school and church members
and betseen the church and Sunday schools
Of the city. Local conferences will snmu-
late the work. A general discussion Of the
subject introduced by Mr.. March brought
Out many valuable susge.tions.
At4 O'Clock Rev. A. 8. Lads. chairman
of the executive committee. read the con.
sti,ution recommended by the State 1850
eis,i IN and it WAS adopted by the csnven-
tion. The chair sppointed Rev.
r. W. Jenkins Of Gardner, Rev
c. E. Owen Of this city. Rev. j. L.
Munroe Of this city aad Z. Il Drummond
If Wsterville ss committee to nominate
I'll ,ers for ps rmanent organic sion. Rev.
L II Hsliock of Wsterville i, presiding
officer Of the convention. The afternoon
service was well attended.
Ia the evening Rev. T. p Williams OF
Winslow conducted 4 praise service at
O'Clock, and ~ Z 80 the "Suadsy School
Round Table WAS Introduced BY Rev. r.
w. Jenkins Of this city in very pointed
remarks. For half an hour many express
sions along the line of Sunday school work
were presented by the differen, workers
present. At 8 O'clock Rev. l. II.
Hallock Of Watsrville delivered an
able address on the subject, ''Ho~
to Increase Sunday school ate nd
snce ard vitslize Sunday school work"
The sessions are full Of interest to S IT.
day school workers. The session today
opens at 8 80 o'clock. Addresses will be
made by Rev. G Ross of Augusta. Revs.
Z. Chase and J. Z. Cuchrare Of Hsllow-
ell, Rev. w. II. Barber of North Augus.a,
and Rev. A. S, Ladd Of thi, city.
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Richmond Nsws Issma.

T, ]. Southsra is in Boston on business
The river is open opposite from this
place to Broya's Point.
Mr.. Harmon Smith has sold his building
ard stock 10 o z. Galu.hx Who will carry
on the business
TIE road repsirsr is kyiag large tie
drain IN White street, which is much
nesdsd Improvement.
Mr.. w. A. Bibbsr is ersctieg large
hcu.e aud stable On Iii. 4 on Pleasant st
w.teh he Ill occupy IS soon ~ completed.
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Paris to Have . Fios Y. ~. c. 4.
Bulldog.

PARIs. April 2.--The Young Mef.'s Chris
dan Association OF Paris have concluded
the purchase Of 5000 square feet Of lsnd ON
the Rue Treviso. paying therefor 4ii3. 800.
IL 10 situated In the business center Of
Paris, only = few steps from the present
rooms Of the association and within block
Of the great central boulevard. Plane afe
being prepared for the commodious associs-
ion building, which will include . good
yymnAsium and large hall.
The title OF the property will be vested In
The Societe Anonyme lmmobiliefe DE
L'Unior, which will hold ID in trust for the
association. some Of the prominent busi-
ness men Of Paris are interested In the
bulldog movement. Members Of we'll.
known family of New York have made Q
large subscrip ion. and III, money necessary
for the erection Of the building and for The
purchase Of the lot 10 assured.
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"I,siy will not me ks W. ar -

PARIS, April The councillor Of the
Itsiisn embassy here, Signcr G Rsssmsnn,
in an interview today said: "If Mr.. Blaine
has hedged himself in with the plea Of non
possumus and refused TO satisfy Isaly's de
msnds, Baron Fava will receive an unlim-
tied leave of absence and nothing further
will transpire. That is the extreme limit
of action to which the European government
can have recourse when it desires to show
it is dissatisfied with the Uoiied States
Isaly will not make war.
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|HR. BLAINE RIGHT.
His Attitude 'foIlrd IlilJ
Warmly Commended
Nioistsg PoTteI's Rsticsuoe-Italian
latoistss's Letter.

WAsHixerox, April g. Secretary
Blsine's letter to Marqais Inperisi il very
strongly commended BY men Of all shades
Of politics here, and the opiaicn 10 widely
expressed that i, will bring the Italian gov
ernmees to q cAlmer consideration of the
matter. Considerable public Indignation il
expressed st the attitude taken la the matter
BY Italian Americans who have loag beer
citizens nov taking sides with the Italian
government and demanding satisfaction,
IL 10 the feeling that il these men are
American citizens and have taken the cath
Of legiance to the United States. they are
no longer subjects Of Italy, whose duty II
10 to take up arms in her defense.
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Halt Iatersst. 10 vassaibcro Min Sod
Especial to h. Krssppsc JOURNAL,

VAssALBoRo, April a. Mr.. Samuel
Williams of Boston, who pufchssed the
entire property of the vsssaiboro Woolsn
Mills about yesr ago, and wh0
has since been operating the ssme
to is fullest capacity, hss lately sid
onehslf interest to Mr. Sampson Of Rhode
Island, who will give = portion OF
his time to the interests of the
business i, the future. The running
Of these mills regularly is indeed great
thing for Vss'alhoro and it pieases the
people here tS think that hereafter there
will be DO interruption in the work
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c ,nsidsT F.vs's Note Perfectly Ger.
rect. .-

BERLIN, April 2.--The National z ,ituup
Of today says that Baron Fava's note 20 Mr.
Blaine wss perfectly correct, sdding: al
is the duty of sry government to prosecute
whenever such = horrible crime as New
Otlesus lynching is committed, it's dh,y t.
recogniz. the principle OF indemnity TO the
family of the victims Italy IL quite iigh,
in not wishing to dncuss American institu
tons sod in calling attention TO ,hs princi
nals of the international Law" Vos.icbe
z ,ituug today remarks that italian news
are some hat reassuring in the face Of the
hostile tone of the American press, and
hopes that more reliance can be placed upon
the former than Oh the bembastic utter.
apces Of M. Blsine, who is accustomed tc
hide weak reasons v i.h strorg words.
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COMPLETE ORGANIC AfIoN
Of the Bangor & Aroossook RaiIroad d
with Hon. a. A. Burlsish az Prssi.
dent

BANGOR, April "A meeting Of the
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad was held
this afternoon in this city to complete
organization. The following eff ,ers were
elected: President, A. A. Blrleigh oi
Houlton; directors, A. A. Burleigh, J. P.
Bass, 3. B. Thatcher, c. r. Bragg, G. A,
Gibson, Edward Ststson, +. L. Stewart
treasurer, B b. Thatcher; clerk, r. II.
Appleton. The prospects are very favor
able for the road. The projectors feel con.
fiient that Aroostook county will vote hall
a million. as the sentiment 10 strong in
favor of SO doipg
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Still Breaking ths Wicdows Of Mrs
Jaokson's House.

MAxcHEsrER. April 2-The town Of
Clithero, Lancashire. is again the scene Of
disorder, oviog to the state of popular
feeling regarding the affairs Of the Jackson
family. Notwithstanding the attack on
Mrs. Baldwin, on Saturday evening, the
peopis remained excited throughout yes
terdsy, sad last night again bsseiged the
rssidence lately occupied ny Mrs. Jackson,
breaking the windows and doing other
damage.
Isrequired all the extra force that hsd
been drafted into the town 70 keep order,
TO prevent the building from being sacked
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Death Of Hen. r. c Perkins Of Farm-
irgeop.

FARxISGTos, April 2.--Hon. Frederick
G. Perkins died as Pennington Thursdsy
mornisg Of Bfighs's dsease, sged nearly
GO years.
He vas known throughout the financial
ard business circles Of Nes Ergiand. He
owned real estate In sbou; ali the cities Of
Maine, sAs director Of the Sandy River
and First National tack Ct FArmio gton and
. trustee of the Ffsnkiia county saving.
bank since 1874
He wss . member OF the Legs ature Of
1912, Of Gov. Dinsley's council in 1875
also selectman about ~ years. He va.
one Of the piilsrs 10 the Bspiis: church
here.
He lsayes widow and one son. II, "a.
at the time Of his dextn a & usses VI ths
Farminston scsdemy.
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CALcorrA. April Q lit 10 not known
hov the recent S6ray commenced bat II has
been learned that Commissioner Quinton
SAs treachqreu'ls seiz.d while treating
9Th tbs natives. ths Manfpufs then
shsl,ed the residsncy. The Ghoofkas d.
tended the place ~ long - their smmuni-
ion issted. Then they fought thsif vsy
,ut and escaped across tbs hills. They
net Cowisy Who escorted them 70 II
kipur. A detachment Of troops stationed
A. Lang Il bal vas cut M.
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STABBlNG AFFRAY.
Organization Of ihs Bangor 4
Aroostook Railroad Co.
Death Of Ono Of PHmin6toa's Pfcmi'
rent Citizsls.
College Representatives Disagree on
Basel all Schedule.

ELLSWORTH, April AIT Amherst
Monday evening, in An sdrsy incitei BY
liquor, Chss. Ferreil stabbed Seavey Sum-
ner in dance hall. Ferreil was brough,
before the Ellsworth municipal court thi.
afternoon and waived examination, Ard, in
default of bail Of $500. was committed.
Though Sumaer Is confned to bed. i. 10
hoped he Is not fatally wouaded.
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tion ~ chapter "a Of The Revised Satsted
relating 70 istcxioAtins Iqloss. that The
same ought to pass. CANA tron the House,
report sccspted ard passed b b engrossed
On motion By Mf. Haines Of Kannebec,
indeGniteiy posspeaed-
An act to ut Of certain property n Fox
croft in the imiss Of Dover and Fcxcrof,
Village Fire Company. Passed to Be en-
crossed.
On motion BY ff Haines Of Kennel 70
House Document 97S vas taken from the
table. A motion BY the sams senator to
rsconsider failed.
BY the Senator from York,
Ordered, That the address for the re-
movai OF Charles g. Hamilton from the
office Of Judge Of the Municipal Court for
the city Of Biiieford which has passed both
| branches Of the Lesisisture. be presented
to The Governor by the PResideat Of the
Senate and Speaker Of the House.
The President Of the Senste subse quently
stated that the terms of the order had been
complied with.
Oo motion Of Mf Sherman Of kaox,
Adjourned until T. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Haines for the committee Of con.
ference. to which vas referred bill, an act
to provide for the correction of clerical
errofs in voting lists Of cities. reported ths.
the committee were uas0le 70 agree.
Matters from the House disposed Of in
concurrence.
BuIs PASSED TO BE EEAcrEp AND Re-
SOLVES FIxALLr Passed.
An act to amend an &C. to provide for the
election OF school committee and superiu-
tendept Of schools 10 Bath. approved March
II, 1891.
An act tomake valid the dcings Of Penob-
scot Water and Power Company, and for
other Purposes
Aa act 10 smsrd section l, . and 8, chap.
- foreign corporations.
An act TO establish municipal court in
the city Of Wsterville.
Resolve making appropriation for fur
nishiog certain rooms assis led for State
officers.
Resolve for the purchase Of Fort Kent
in tie county of Aroostook and to repair
and preserve the came.
Resolve authorizing the State librarian
t, enter into contracts for furnishing the
new library rooms.
Resolve making sppropri alton for exam
ins,ion OF pension claims
Resolve in favor Of the State Reform
school.
Resolve in favor of Bangor Hospital
came from the House, that branch having
voted TO adhere. On motion by Mr.. Ry-
der Of Penobscot, the Senate insisted.
Adjourned
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Pastor Iostsilsd at Btodeford.

BIpDEroRD, April Rev. George W,
Davis Was tenisht installed pastor Of the
Adams Street Baptist church Among the
clersymen taking part in the ceremony
were Rev. W. III. Eaton Of Boston, Rev.
D.. Small of Portland, Rev A. r Dunn
Of Waterville, Rev. II. $. Burrsge of Port
iann Rev De Pepper of Saco.
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pl.m,...d BY ,b. Mine owosss.

PAsIs. April 2 2-Dariog the session In
this city today OF the International Miners'
Congress. . telegram was received from
the X aders Of the miners in Saar district,
stating that eli persons engaged IN the
mining industry there Who have been con.
cerned in promoting the congress will be
dismissed from their employment BY the
mine owners.
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Nkwrosr. X l.. April b. The eficial
count Of the votes CAST for the legislative
ticke; shovs that tso Representatives are
eiec,ed--Jsnes 3. Hazard, Democrat. and
j. W. Horton, Republican. There 10 no
election for senator or the other three rep
resentstives. Senator Watson Of Jsmes.
town holds over.