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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
Railruaos { STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct
4th, 1891.

GOING WE8T-s.s0 A. NJ. for Lewiston
RooEiand, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 7.lo A
NJ for Hkiloveli, Gardiner aEf south Gardiner
1910 A. NJ for Bfunssi X, Lewiston. FsrninEton
Koefland. Portland and Boston, cohnseiing to-
White Mountain Points and Queoeo; 90 r. n
Tor HAiiowsii, Gardiner and South Gardiner, 3 0.
r N. for Brunswick, Bath, KoekiAnd, Portland
Montreal; s.os r. N. for Haiowell, Gardiner snt
Soath Gardiner; 100 r. N. might Fallmanl foi
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-2.io A. N. might sxpressl fol
Btovhegan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hsrbor, St
stephens, st. John and Aroostook Co7nty: u A
M. for WAteryille, and Skownegan, Bangor AMI
vanceboro, i2a r. II fof Wa'e vile! a,
r, N. for TsteryiIie, BkovhsgaD, Belfast. Doyoi
and Fox Hoft, Bangor, Bar Harbor, ST, Stephens
81. John and Aroos,ook County, and Saturday.
only az 7.BP. N. for Wateryifle, and Bangor
Sundays only, at s.i7 A. M. for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
on Monday mornings, or TO Belfast, Dexter, or
beyond Bangor. on suntsy mornings.
The day express trains going West st 10. 10
n. and East at 3.45 +. NJ run daily. Sundays In
eiufed, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, kock
land. Bangor and St. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves S0uth Gardiner. s-2S A. NJ. 10 and 81
Z. NJ; Gardiner. IS A. NJ. 10 and t.s5 7. N =.
Hal'oweil. $40 A. NJ, a5 and s5g r. N.
Through tickets to California and all points
South and West may be had Of H. Il. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, tue only ofbee In August
selling via all routes and checking baggage tree o.
expense.
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. & Genl Manager
y. u. BOOTHBY. 9enr Pass. and Ticket As't-
Portland, Oct !. 1891.
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SUDDEN DEATH
Of Henry :. Stevens. an Esteemed and
Aged Citizen of Chelsea.

Especial to the KEHsEBEc JoURsAL.1
CHELSEA, Oct. 27.--Henry d. Steve ne,
one Of the mos. respected citizens Of this
towo, died suddenly Of heart failure this
afternoon. Mr.. Stevens has been in poor
heallh all summer and has been suffering
intensely, nevertheless his death was
entirely unexpected. The deceased was
nearly II years Of age. He was born
II HsIlowell. but hiss lived h=re nearly all
his l.fe. Three sons, Herbert. Ffshk and
George and one daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Aldr;ch. all OF Chelsea. survive him. He
also left brother, William. who resides In
WINCHESTER, Mass, and four sisters. Miss
Hannah and Kake, who resided with him.
Mrs. Clay Of Washington d. G.. and Mrs.
Sybil MscD ,nald Of Augusta. Mr.. Stevens
was we'll liked by all Who knew him. The
funeral will be held either tomorrow or on
Thursday
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SANITARY CONVENTION


PORTLAND, Oct. 27.-The sAnitary con
vention of local health boards under th'
direction Of the State Board of Health be
gan Tuesday morning. f, G. Jordan
president of the State Board Of Health
presided, and delegates we're present from
3 number of Maine cities and towns.
An address by the president and ettel
frcm Mayor True occupied the openiui
hour. Then followed papers on The Ex
perienee of Local Boards" by Rev. G. ID
Smith Of Portland. Employment Of Dis
infectsnts" By DR.. o. A. Horr OF Lewis
ton, and House Sanitation" by DR.. A. X
p. Meserve of Portland. with discussion
Of each.
The afternoon session had large atten
dance, and WAS devoted to discussion o.
s. hooi Hygiene by DR.. j. .. Webster
Augusta, o NJ. Lord, Portland, DIR. j. A
Spadipg, Portland. George G. Burgess
read a paper on State Sanitary Law. DE-
r. j. Martin, Augusta, read pape
on Local Boards and Public Nuissnces
Tonight papers we're read by Prof
Robinson of Brunswick, on Adulteratiol
of Food S.uffs, DR.. F. L. Russell, Orono
on Animal Diseases ard Public Health, an
by E. c. Jordan, Portland, on Water Sup
ply aud Sewerage.
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STATE LABOR CONGRESS-.
Adjourned Meeting viii Continue a
Lewiston, Next saturday.

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
LEWISTON, Oct. 27.-Nexs Saturday, the
3lst. last, an adjourned meeting Of the
State Labor Congress, which organized in
Augusta on the 30th day Of last June, will
be held in the hall of the local Central
Labor Union. Much interest is being taken
n the meetirg. Mr.. A. W. Nichols Of
Aususts, the well known labor sgitator,
will preside.
Deputy Labor Commissioue. X. T. Clark,
is the temporary secretary. State Labor
Commissioner Matthews, and other promi-
nent men will attend the sessions. A strong
s'tempt will be msde by the representatives.
Of the American Federation Of Labor to
have the delegates present to organize q
State Federation % we'll Labor Corgsess.
This 10 the hrst attempt to organize the
worki1gmen throughout the State into one
body and the meeting last June was the
flrst move in this direction. The Lewiston
Central Labor Union will pay all the ex-
penses Incident to tie organizing Of the
two bodies. They have also secured spec.
it rates at several Of the hotels.
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SAGADAHOC GRANGE FAIR
Opens at Bath-A splendid Exhibit =
Great Success Promised.

Barn, Oct. 27.-The fourth annual
grange fair Of Ssssdshoc county opened at
the AIemeda this noon, and to all sppeaf-
srces the fair viii be more Of success than
ever before; the exhibits are above the
average, both in quality and q 1antity. On
the side of the hall is the restaurant, fenced
OF by . hedge Of evergreen, over which
hangs the aft exhibit. The quilts, russ,
etc., are hung along the galleries. la the
center Of the hall are long tables. on which
have been placed the agricultural exhibits,
also the jelIiss, preserves and pickles.
The display Of uesdle work 10 the best
ever seen. The cat show is attracting many
visitors and the cages are vel filed.
This evening the our z ladies Of Dromore
grange, Phipsburg, will give An entertain
meut which Riil be very unique. The
merchant booths are urdsr the western
q r,IIefy and all sse profurely decorssed
On account Of sbe bad ysaiher Of yesterday
and today the fsir xill probably continue
through Saturday.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1891. train
viii run as follows, connecting at Oakland With
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston. waterville. Au
gusts. ehowhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, sA A. N.
'i2 20 =. NJ. Scion S52 A. NJ, 1888 p NJ, Cara
Junk FaLs. 'o.54 A. NJ. les p. NJ. Embden, 70a
4. NJ. i-2o P. NJ. North Anson, ~ A. NJ, i6o =
NJ, Apson, 7-E A. ~, / 50 r. M; Madison. 73G A
NJ. 2 oa p. " =, Norridgewock. 80 A NJ, an ?
NJ. Bangs Siding. '7s6 A. NJ 2-&6 p. NJ, sa1teiis
Crossing, 500 ~, '222 p. M. arrive Oakland
$40 A. NJ, $50 r. NJ.
From Boston, Portland. Lewiston. Augusta. Wa
tervile, Skowbesan and Bangor
Passenger trRins leave Oakland. pos A. NJ, 4.ii
=. NJ. 5awteiie Crossing. 'y20 A. NJ. IS 90 p. ~.
Bangs Siding, 'e.25 A. NJ, '5.V =. NJ, Norridge
woos. pa A. NJ, b.it P. NJ; Madison, s54 A. ",
5l5 p. NJ, Anson, y 50 A NJ, ~ 2. North An
son, 1000 NJ, $50 P NJ, Embden, 1880 A. n.
400 Z. NJ, Csrratunk Fails, 40 IS A, NJ, t6.ii P.
VI, Scion, 1898 A. N. o.ie P NJ; arrive Bingham,
ll-l0 A. NJ, 6.3S p. s.
Flag stations, at which trains stop en- signal or
notics To conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WIN. N. AVER, Supt-
septIdtf
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THE SAME STORY.
Another Vessel Blown About by the Re.
cent Heavy Gales of Shore.

VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Oct. 27.-Ar.
rived, schooner Moskwa (Br.). Ellis, Red
onda, West Indies, for Boothbay, Maine.
When 20 miles southeast Of Montsuk, Oct.
231, she encountered = violent gale. during
which she lost her foressil and fore and
main gaffs. The vessel was blown to the
Gulf stream.
Schooner Eagle, before reported ashore
at Cape Pcgue, has been noated, and taken
10 the wharf at Edsarto~n. A part Of heI
cargo was lightered to q oas her.
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1T KILLED FOUR.
Carelcssncss Allows Man TO Drill Oui u
Charge of Powder.

BurTE, Mont, Oct. 27.-While . gang
of workmen were at work drilling rock on
the Pacific extension Of the Great Northern
Railroad near Great Falls, Mont, this
morning. a hole in one section Of the rock
contaiaing some powder became choked
and a man started to drill 1t out, A spark
gnitcd the powder, causing an explosion.
Four men were instantly killed and Il Va so
seriously Injured that there 10 no hope Of
their recovery. The foreman escaped to
the woods and it is thought that he has gone
insane over the accident caused by his care.
lassueaa
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PALO ALTO, 2.1O.
The Stanford Stallion Males I
Fast Nile Without I Skip.
The QuifisFs Vsrs Raalad on h 81,
81 IL, IS ud IS Ia Seconds
Experts Think He Will Soon Take
Record, 200 Ia from Allerten.

STOCKTON. CAL, Oct. T.-The Stanford
stallion Palo Alto lowered his record ia
a.lo on the kite shape track today.
He made the quarters in 50, SlA, S3. SSA
He went the mile without skip and with
out the touch Of Marvin's whip.
Expert horsemen contend that Palo Alto
will beat the worlds stallion record Of
90 IL. held BY Aliertou.
APaio Altos previous record was made
several veeks ago, ali IA. HE new
record equals Nelson's time.
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TILDEN'S MILLIONS
To he Distributed Among the Heirs, Re.
gardless Of the Will.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 27.--Court of Ap.
peals this morning rendered = decision In
the case Of George II. Tilden W. Andrew
IL. Green and others A. executors, etc,
appellants and Laur b. Hazard ct al, re-
spondents, affirming judgment with costs,
payable to all parties out Of the estate.
This renders the Tiiden trust void, and 10 in
favor Of the heirs.
Judge Bradley writes dissenting opinion
which is csneu,red ir by judges Potter
and Vsnn. Under the statute of distribu-
tion that regulates inheritance OF property
the issus OF Mrs. Pelton and Henry A Til
den, sister and brother Of Gov. Tilden,
come in for equal shares OF the o ,000. 900,
Mrs. William II. Hazard 10 the only heir on
the Pslton side and thus 10 entitled to
$500, 900, 900. The other 81 ,000, 600 is sub.
ject to the claims Of six children Of Henry
A. Tilden.
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GRAND COUNCIL OF MAINE,
Royal and Select Masters.

Aroostook Council. At Pfesque Isle, will
be constituted and its officers installed by
Grand Master Dennis Il. Seymour, on Tues
day, November 10, 1891. =, 7 +. M.
Westbrook CouHcli, At WestDrook, will
be constituted and its officers installed by
Grand Master Dcnnison Il. Seymour, on
Weinsdsy, Nnvembe, 18th, at 7.30, +. M.
The grand master would be pleased to meet
as many Of the grand officers ~ can make
it convenient to attend, especially at the
nearer place.
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New York Produce Market.

NHW 1o8n. Oct "a
rLoUR-Reoeipts. 1853 pkss; exports, 7s22
bbls; 1857 sacks. heavy, mod active free sellers
salcs, 27soo bush; low extras s6saa q. CIT;
mills 25ass 80; city nil patents. . s6sts.ssi
winter wheat. low grades, ~ 65ae425i fair Il
fancy, o. soat5 Is patents, u 6oae5-s5 Minucso.a
clear, t4.a5ae4 20 stfaights, u 4.e5ae62s; do. pa
tents, e4.75a45 so, rye mixtsre. ~ 3Saef 6j, sup
erdne, o. soa4.oo; 6ne. 3 o0as3 IS.
WHkAT-ReosIpts 2k7a5o busb; exports. 179f76
and milling: No. red. lo7ialozs. ssore and elcvA
tor. Ia3sal64s anoat. :53i siGss fob, No. RED
gea99.; No. 1 northern. to arrive, ,o4s. No J.
hard 10 arrive. 1861.
Rye stronger, active de mspd, western, e9al0ii
BAHLKr-dull, weak; No. hiIwaukee
CoRu-keccsess. 1000. eApcrl.. 1880, ssies
ss10o; higher, firm, quiet; No. 2, 7ia72; elevator
7zs73, ahoat; No. z white. -.
oITs--Receipfs. iTs25; exports. ~; sses
222ooo, stronger, fairly active, No. Ia
d, white ,S7a37 No. 2, elasi. do white. s7iz37i
No. l, "a. DO white, 395 mixed sest'a. s5s9s
do white g,a42. white s'ate, Essi2; 30. . Chi
caso, 57sa,7s
Corrss-nio, q,ist, 6riner. No. 7, t2iaI2g
BusAE--RAv. IN densnd, armcr; resned
armer. more active; MOT. a: No ?, . ii.is
No ., sss; No; s.9 80: NO. 70; s =.
mouid, 43s, standard, II, confee
toners n 8 rs cut loaf and crush, 81
powdered, 4 Ia granalatsd, 4 Lar 3 q. cubes ii
steady. quiet. asited. soi.
TuRPEsTISE-
PoRK-quIet, easy
DHKY-quiet
LAEn-iose quiei, yss.srs steam, tsEIi
sty. %, renseu, duh; continent. " soas %,
BuTTEh-quiet, weak
CHxKsE-quiet, stcsly.
freiGhfs ~ Lvofpoot, nzyket, stf1nk. qulet
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FOREIGN NOTES.
,sl. Hewitt. the last surviving Waterloo

Col Hewitt. the last surviving Waterloo
officer is dead.
Ii is reported that Major Wissman hss
resigned his position in East Africa. Tbs
balance sheet Of the Fast Africs Company
makes very unfavorable showing.
Steamer Teutonic. which sailed from
New York on Oct. II, for Liverpool, was
signslied oif Brow Head ut 3 90 Tuesday
morning, having beaten the fastest previous
record from New York. The exact time 10
s days, 81 hours and 8 minutes.
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RICHMOND HAPPENINGS.
Methodist Monthly Conference - Red
Men on the War Path,

Especial to the KEsaEsEc JoURSAL.1
RICHMOND, Oct. 27.- The Methodist
monthly conference was held at the chapel
last evening. Presiding Elder Adams was
present and gave an interesting talk.
A large delegation from the local society
are attending the A. c. F. convention Al
todsy.
The high school euchre party at Capt
George H. Theobsld's, Monday evening,
vas well attended. About si2 was taken.
About Sc from Nahunkeag Tribe Of Bed
Men of Gardner psid the Hockomocks q
visit at their wigwam here Monday even
ing. Several pslefsces are said to have
Joined the braves on that occasion.
The Richmond band play for the grange
fair at Bath this week.
Rus.eli Bros. have but one small cargo
Of ice to chip, haviog already shipped
sbou. 10 ,0o0 tons.
Nellie Gavin reported in this morning
Journal to have attempted suicide at Rsn'
dolph Saturday night by taking poison
worked the same racket at the Richmond
House where she was boarding . short time
since. Il Vas found that she bad not taket
enough poison to do her harm.
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HARD LUCK.
Rhltefsld Nan Loses Ills Build.
il6s md Contents by Plls.
Burglars Enter Stots at Winthrop and
Rtafhala-..St Labor Congress.
Non. Partisan W. c. T. 7. L. at Lewiston
Sudden Death al Chelsea.


Especial to the KEsszsEc JouRsAL.l
wHuHffsLD, Oct. 27.-The farm build
ings Of William Hickey living ss West
White fi-ld in Ksyss' corners were burned
to the gronnd Saturday afternoon. The
barn was = new one and the house and ell
had recently been repaired. All the farm
ing tools were destroyed BY the fire, also
the farm produce. one horse valued at $500,
three hogs and all tae coasents Of the barn
With the exception Of Two wagons which
we're saved. There vss no. . dollar Of
Insurance on the buildings or contents and
the loss 10 ju. 5000.
The ffe caught ID the barn at . point
opposite the houss ard Mr.. Hickey was
avsy at the time and the cause OF the DIRE
$ not knovn. Some have hinied at incen n
disrism but there are no grourds for sus-
picion xcept that it is impossible to con-
csive Of how the FIRE caught. One Of Mr..
Iii keys nsighbors has generously offered
-it the timbe. that will be needed to re-
build.
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THREE CMARRED C0RPSEs


CLSvELASp, O., Oct. s7.--The factory
ofthe United States Miuc Supply Company
was destroyed by explosions followed BY
Are this afternoon. There were IL persons
employed in the factory. Nine escaped
alive. The eharred remains Of John Fink,
aged IA. Alfred Schsefer, aged II, and
Paul Pfannkuche, a nephew Of the presi
dent Of the company, were dug out Of the
ruins.
Minnie Peck was severely cut and
bruised, and other employees were injured.
though not seriously. The factory made
fuses, cartridges. ETC., for mining opera
tions. fusing pteparatioos, gan cotton,
dynamite. nitro glycerine and gunpovder.
The fret explosion was felt half . mile
away. The loss on the property 10 s7500
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EIGHTEEN VESSELS
Dashed to Piec,s IN ths Vicinity oi Pot
Of 1ils:lles.
Gale was Very Severe all Along the
Mediterranean.

MARsKiLLks. Oct. ss.-Details Of the
great ssorm are rapidly coming 10 hand
Eighteen boats Of ali sorts, mainly small
coasters. we're dashsd to pieces in this
vicinity. A large three masted vessel was
wrecked ct HyeFes. II milss east Of Toe
Ion. At Candes the gale was ssvsrs. The
sea with great violence swept over and
badly damaged the Promenade du Midi.
Many vessels took refuge in various pcrts
Of the French colony Of Algeria.
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CAM 10. BLOWS.
Riot BstIesn Tho Plrnelllts
md IcCulhyltss It Cefk.
Mounted ffoopsfs Rush BstIell u
Lines aud Stop The nalae.
Natara, Gas Was the Cause Of the Ma.
tional Press 0iice Expleslsn.

Coax, Oct. AZ After the Cork oounty
convention adjourned today, Messrs. Dilloa
and O'Brien passed through the city, 90
companied by 4 large procession. during ~
passage of which the Mccarthy ites we're
attacked bya large mob Of Pafnelliees.
Both sides fought desperately with sticka.
clubs, shovels and pikes. A detachment
Of meuuted police sparred their horsss In
between the two lines Of combatants. ssSik-
ing right and left with their sahtss and
crossing the showers Of stones and bricks.
A large number were wounded before he
troopers restored order. There 10 great ex.
citcment everywhere In Cork this evening.
Antasoni.tic groups, it 10 feared. viii ~
assemble, and there 10 danger that the battle
between them will be resumed.
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Given up by Physicians
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From the HandS Of Death


Dr Httft0ms,
DEAR SIR For the past three years !
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. lost
sll dssirs for food, could not rest nights and
became 30 wesk sud sick that vent to the
city hospital in Pittsourg, Penn, where
wss docsored for three months without doing
me any good. The head physician then
told me to go to the Hot Springs in Little
Rock, Arksnsss. At that plsce l took
full course Of baths and medicine under Dr..
Wilson. who had the name Of being the best
doctor in the State.
Twas there six months but ii did ma no
Rsod. Last spring I vss induced to try
DR.. williams BLOOD SYRUP. As soon ~
began to take il my appetite returned, and
could sleep soaadly oil night am now
q. we'll and strong ss ever Vas | am
almost cured Of blood poison and the Blood
Svyup has done Il. recommend IL 70 all
INV friends ss the best medicine in TIE
world for impure Blood.
Mr. A. Z NEwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Maraet.
Oop Ka1. JOURNAL Office.
AUGUSTA. Msine.
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.DOVDITcH, WEBSTER & CO
Do YOU LOVE YOUR CHILD?

Grssie Gilman
lises in Dexter,
Me-, and she Is
the Ii9ils oi her
little hong. \
short time ago
she legsn TO fail.
The glow of
health left her
clieek---Iissy be-
came eolotiess.
She grew BePy.
! jOu~. ouisi not
sleep we'll.
swe,lld groan
a1tt cry out
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FOUR BODIES RECOVERED
From the Wreck Of the Ship Margaret
John on the English Coast.

LONDON, Oct 27.-one effect Of The
great storm was seen today In the washing
ashore near Geoleston. SUSSEX, Of the stern
Of the ship Margaret John. from Little
Hampton. -Four bodies have bsen re-
covered FROM the wreck. Nothing 10
known Of the fate Of the rest Of the crew.
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LAKE STEAMER
Wrecked and is Total Loss With 20,
900 Bushels Of Wheat.

WINNIPEG Man, Oct 27.-Robbin &
Armitsge, grain dealers Of this city, have
received telegram announcing the com
plete wreck Of the steamer Sovereign Oh
Lake Superior. She had 10000 bushels OF
wheat on board consigned to Buffalo from
Winnipeg.
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/ suffered with rheumatism In the shoal.
der for months and the only thing ! found
that did me any good vas ealvatiea OIL. Il
cured me, snd fscomnsnd Il 70 al suf.
feYers with said disease.
n ULMAN. ! Pearl st., Baltimore, Nd.
A lady vbo has suffered for over three
months extreme torture from . violent
cough has become completely cuFsd BY DR..
Bulrs Coush 6yrsp. ecsz7dk~folfm
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Robbery at Readfield.

Special to the Kernebec JOURNAL
RELDrIELD, Oct. 27.-Messrs. g. W. 8
NJ. W. Msnters store vas broken into lasl
night aud some sl00 or 5000 worth Of theil
best fiinnels, silx hsndkerchiefs, cutlery
etc, vas taken. Entrance was first effected
through window by some small pefsor
and then the back door was opened. The
robbers were tracked for mile or more or
the Winthrop road by tracks and goods they
dropped in the road.
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GILLIAN AGENTS


Los AsGELEs, CAL, Oct. 27.--In the
trial of the neutrality case against X. L.
Trumbull and George A. Burt, Chilian
agents, the day was consumed in the argu-
ment on the motion to instruc. the jury to
acquit the defendants.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. "a.
Money easy ranging from tct,
Prime paper at Ssa6i
Government bobds. dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. fairly active, irregular.
The following are tne Siosing quotations Of &c
curties:
United States a iI6i
" " "a ii6i
" "a 100
a COUP,
Central Paoiho lets, l06
Denver Rio Grande lists, i1si
Eric ENDS, iO6
Kansas Pacific ponsols, l07l
Oregon Nav. lists, lG
Union Pacific lists. fO
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EMPLOYERS CONCEDE
But No Prospect Of German Printers
Strike Being Declared on.

BERLIN. Oct. 27,--Mauy Of the large
printing houses of this city and Hamburg
have conceded the terms demanded BY the
employer, but thus far there 10 no prospect
that the proposed strike will be declared OF.
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cEIoAso, Oct z.
YLoUs--steady. unchanged
wHEsT-ciosed weak. NO . spring III; No..
s1l
Corr strong, higaer; 80. s.s7i.
OATs-quiet, stead> 30. Z, 22i
eYs-So. ., 95s.
RARLzr-No. q. 20; No. ! aaxseed, ",
IIof produc,s. closed weak. lower.
Provisions-reak early. rallied later
PoEK- Mess. " 621
LARD Der 100 Ibs 49 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
FAIR WEATHER COMING,
But When II Will Reach Maine the
Lord Only Knows.

Bosros, Oct. 27.--L,cal synopsis and
forecast: Rainy condition central near
New England coast Tuesday. probably
move out to sea Wednesday. Cooler fair
weather rspidIy spproso hing Atlsntic coast
from the west. Maine: Wednesday, slightiy
cooler; fair preceded BY light snow 10
northern portion; northwest winds; Thufs-
day, fair; cooler during morning, warmer
during afternoon than on Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
ILHANOIAL.
INVESTORS

II yoa have had unpleasant experiences
Investing msney outside Of Maiae. bet.
ter turn ysur sitenfisn to the Treasury
Stock sf The Atkinson House Furnish.
Ing Company, pairing 5 per cent. every
six months with eisck work regularity.
The Ninth DIvldeHd Is nearly earned,
and will be paid January 18Th, 1882.
Better get In while the Stock In at par,
so. You will see II SIS In less than
enc year. Gail or write for particulars.
Address the Company,
"a SCHOOL STREET,
BjsTON, MASS.
Or PORTLAND. NJ.
octsdtm