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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
From Saturdays Daily.

The Knights of Pythias will con-
duct the Fourth of July celebration
at Lake Crytal. A good time is as
sured.
The St. Peter Herald suggests the
name of Hon. Daniel Buck as an ALI
ance-Democratic candidate for Con-
gress from this district. He would
make a good run.
-Wallie Anderson brought around
the cigars this morning on a ten
pound girl, whose birthday will al
ways occur on June goth. May she
have many Of them.
The people of the Welch church
closed very successful three days
Gymnanfa or convention in JudSOn
last night. Among the other noted
speakers were two just over from
Wales.
The camp-meeting recently closed
at Mineral Springs was no doubt the
largest ever held in this part of the
country. 1t is estimated that be-
tween 5000 and 1000 people attended
last Sunday.
The Mapleton Enterprise urges
that fair association be organized, to
be confined exclusively to the Fifth
commissioner district, which COM
prises the towns of Danville, Medo,
Mapleton, Beauford. Sterling and
Lyra, and that each of these towns
make separate competitive exhibit.
Its good idea. Keep up the agita-
tion, Bro. Hotaling.
There is now no doubt but strong
company will be organized to build and
conduct sanitarium at the Morse
Mineral Springs and bottle the water.
Half dozen Mankato capitalists are
interested in it and also several from
outside the city including one from
New York who arrived last night to
work the matter up. The proposed
stockholders have had several meet
ings and it is expected that the COM
pany will be organized next week.
The Crusens were indicted for as
sault on Miss Lent, the school teach
er. and the case was adjourned to the
January term. Mr.. Crusen was placed
under bonds in the sum of 81, 1000 and
Mrs. Crusen 500. Orlo Allen, a boy
aged IA years, one of the principal
witnesses of the state in the case, was
taken sick with diphtheria during the
session of court, and has since died.
Wells AdUOcdte.
Last Thursday night Nightwatch
Peterson shot dog belonging to Louis
Gedell, that is thought to have been
mad, as he bit several people and
quite a number of dogs. AS precau-
tionary measure. the town board or
dered all dogs chained up and instruc-
ted that all dogs allowed to roam the
streets be killed. Officer Peterson
has since killed about IL dogs, and
there is deserted look about our
streets, as far as dogs are concerned
Lake Crystal Mirror.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
From Thursda US Daily.

We are indebted to Mrs. j.
Vaughn, of Rapidan, for beautiful
bouquet of choice flowers.
Mr.. III. Tuttle, of Spring Island,
has been marketing about 200 quarts
of strawberries day for nearly two
weeks.
Yesterdays rainfall in South Bend
and Judson measured something over
two inches, which was little more
than in the city.
Secretary Foster has been absent
from Washington for several days, but
now that he has returned to his Off
cial duties the report on the Mankato
public building site may be looked for
any day.
The merchants report very good
trade during the past few weeks, for
this time of the year. There is feel
ing of confidence in regard to the fu-
ture, induced by the very favorable
crop outlook.
Small grain of all kinds looks
well. Barley and rye are nicely head
ed out rand wheat and oats are just
heading. The improvement in the
outlook for a good crop during the last
two weeks has been phenomenal.
MIR. J. Naylor, of Rapidan, is one
of the few farmers who has fine gar
den this year in spite of the cutworms
and a dry spring. He has the boss
field of corn for this year. 1t is an 49,
acre field and the corn stands two feet
high, even and nice.
The local strawberry crop has
been partial failure, and those Of
fered on the market are not as good
as usual. The imported berries
have been the best. The raspberry
crop will probably be better.
ID. G. Evans, who has been over
every part of the county, reports that
wheat is in excellent condition, but
that corn is generally backward. This
is owing to the dryness several weeks
ago, and in some places owing to the
cut worms. With plenty of warm
weather it will progress rapidly.
Mr.. w. r. B. Smyth, district
agent for the Mccormick Harvester
Co., with headquarters at Mankato
has thus far this season sold 125 Cal
loads of harvesters and mowers, AND
before the season closes he estimates
the sales will increase to nearly 2O(
cars, or about 1000 machines. The
company is putting up and shipping
40 car loads of machines daily, and de-
spite this output it is behind over COZ
cars with its orders. Who says farm
ers are growing poorer.
| Anton Studulska, the Mapletor
lad who won considerable sympathy
last winter when arraigned for steal
ing tickets from the depot, is again in
trouble. He is locked up on the
charge of breaking into the store Of
Bishop & King, and stealing about S;
worth of oranges, etc. 1t is claimed
that he threw ball through the win
dow night before last, and then went
through where the light was broker
out,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
From Wednesdays Daily.

"A postoffice has been established
at Hawkins, this county, with Janette
Taylor as postmaster.
Mr.. Brett's family will remove to
their Madison Lake cottage Friday, to
remain during the heated term.
-Thos. Pugh reports the crops look
ing fine in South Bend Wheat and
corn are pushing ahead rapidly.
&C. J. Klein was Frustrated Sun
day by an attack of his old difficulty
and is very sick. There was no
change in his condition to-day
The continuous rains will fill the
sloughs so that there will be plenty of
sport for the duck hunters in the fall.
The streams and lakes will also be
filed.
&c. M. keenan,, of South Bend,
picked the first raspberries of the sea-
son yesterday. They are the Bran
DIVINE variety, and are certainly I'M
usually forward this year.
John Weimar lost his four year
old daughter yesterday, of Group. The
funeral will occur at nine o'clock to-
morrow morning at the German
Catholic church.
Major Evans reports the crops
about Garden City as doing nicely.
He has some corn eighteen inches
high. He says that the heaviest show
er in five years occurred there from 7
to O'Clock this morning. The ground
is now well soaked.
John G. Noe reports the sale of
100 acres in section of Lincoln, for
Joseph g. Kellar to Griffith o. Jones
for $1,000. Also so acres in section "a
of Mankato township near Whitta-
ker's crossing, for the estate of George
W. Givens, deceased, to Ole N.Strand,
for 1850.
st. Peter seems to have kind OF
White Cap organization. Ii is re-
ported that at about o'clock Sunday
morning Micael Murphy, farmer liv-
ing four or five miles east of there,
was called up to doctor sick horse.
On opening the door of his residence
he was seized by four masked men
thrown to the ground and covered
with a coat of tar and feathers. The
party then rushed into the house and
treated his house keeper, who was in
bed, to the same kind of a dose.
"A gentleman from ST. James was
in the city to-day, and stated that a
terrible hail storm visited his town
about midnight. 1t came up from
the southwest and broke every lex
posed window light on the west side
of buildings. The loss from this will
amount to $1,000. He did not know
the extent of the storm, but wherever
it was felt the crops were beaten into
the ground. The hailstones were as
large as hens eggs.
County treasurer Lloyd has advi.
ces from his farm, west of the city.
that the crops are doing nicely
though corn is backward owing tC
the ravages of the cut worms. The
rains have soaked into the soil, and
great deal more might fall without
doing any damage. Wheat will be
ready to harvest, he thinks, in three
weeks, and he looks for good crop
The corn is becoming weedy. as the
wet weather'has stopped cultivation
-Wilkin Post has received an invi
tation to attend the meeting of the
Northwestern Veterans Association
to be held at Superior July I'd to 9Th
A most interesting program of at
fractions has been arranged and
good time will be had. Gen. Alger
Bishop Ireland, Gov. Peck, of Wis
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-06-26
Sick Headache.

LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILLS
cure Headache, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tion, Constipation. 25c. per box, box
es for 81. For sale by Jno. r. Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
PHILANTHROPIsT DANIEL HAND
Died at Guilford, Ct, Monday, Of Old
Age-His Numerous Gifts.

NEw haven. Conn, Dec. II Daniel
Hand, the psil .nihropi.f, diei this mGrni g
in GuiIfotd, bis bifttpls9e, Of ol1 .gs
being 80 ,esfs of age lss; joy.
In 1918 he went 70 Ssvsnn'
and engaged in business, becomio z
ons Of the weslthieS merchants of tba
plsce Daring tie wr the C1nfaders'es
spizsd his properly in Georgia but the
Courts iateYfsred and saved IL. AMI it va
ur1ed over to the care Of = busiIsss asso
ciste named Williams Five years ago
Mr.. Wiiiisms ssttied up ~1th Mr.. H$nd.
The settlsme,H Increased Mr.. Had,
wealth over $500, 900.
A the ansui NJ citing Of the American
Missionary as.o -isiion at Pfovidsncs, r.
DC %. 1883 he gave the a.socistion
81 600 1894 ia interest baariog sPcuri'ies
t bs beid in trust IS toe DsYiei Hand Ell
ucasionsI Fund for coisr.d peo-
pie. Another gift for public usa is
Al scsdamy In the town Of Msdison,
Conn which bears ms name. In bi, ~lll
large suns are left % rsls'ivss. The
rs.i5us of bis estate sil be gwen to the
Daniel Hand educ III ,7sl fund. The estate
i. valued 81 ovs, $500 COO Mr. Hand
msrritd his c. usis h zsoe5h Ward, Of
Rochester, N Y, SIS years ago. HIS vile
and children have oeen dead many years
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WHAT MIR. BLAINE SAID


WAsHIsGros, Dee, I7.-rhe Post t.
morro- viii say Mr.. Eikins twice De
cliu.d the var portfolio, b cause dir g.
of West Virginia vas uaprov ded for. A
frw weeks he sAs Asksd for the third tim
sccept the place Beng ss'nred that
q '. 60ff souid be gwen ihe Ciicui. Co1
ia geshlp Mr.. EIkins .ad lie vouid con-
slider ii FIR. He then called upou the
8, c'stary of stAte ~ith whom be had long
AID plesssnI int.rvieS.
What, d. c. ,"ashed Mr. Elkips. would
M aIp Jiu,ms Mt have uton Jour Pfesider-
ual cns1ces utxs yesI ?" Absolutely
none" was Mr. Bsins'srspy. As feel
a present -hsll not be candidate for
the nomif alton. IL, however, there
-hould com to me from tie
bepubii;an party sn overshelmins
.xpfsss sion demsI ding that Accep' 'he
nomiustion, | may feel Constrained TO put
s.ids perso, al feelings sni secep the n, m
in.i1n, In that case. Mr.. Hsrfison will
be for me, and there ~iii be no impropfie y
ia your beng my friend as. On the
other ba d, sb uid M. Harrison be
ihe noni ee, | viii not be in the race, sud
therefore, Stu viii be hi, friend, cannot
zee b our acc. Itsnce Or d cilnst n will
change the conditiun Of ,hiogs IL the sligh-
e.s d gree, a. d you'd advise you ~ accept
The appointment
VIM eupoo' Mr.. Elkins accepted. Sfn
stor Proctor Is Gu I'D IS ss,ing: "rhe
appointment 10 utd1uot dly good one.
Mf ElkiLs hss great executive sbiii,y ans
-ili be an abe and popular secretsry."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
BLKlNS GETS IT.
Nominated iar Secretary Of Var
BY PiesIteal Harrison.
Secretary CT Stats Blaias Sa!s The
loni i.iol q fliinS
win Have No Be ring on His Chances
for the Presidential Candidacy.

wAsHisaros. Dec. II The President
has . a. 10 ne Sszsts the tom nssi9n af
Sc pbsp 3 Z kin, Of wss VIgiais to be
secretary Of -s,
Hon 81 pasn B EIkins, vho has been
60 loF z promi eatty m-esioess for 'As C.ni
net. va. eosG il 0ao SIP %. ls+i Ia
esrly nfe re west 10 Misseu.i 4, ana aftsP at
9 naing The ord dissfils school catered
to- M,-oari Sat. Uaivesssy, frem shieh
he graduated 10 jay, 1850, and vas 20 n
af er sdm u-d 10 he bar
l lseS ae sent e. Nv Ms1ico and In
toe H. eng year wa eto.eu 10 the feri
& s,isi LssisiA'ure. He sas eiec-ed in ID.
43i Con. rsss - . Territorial eesgs And
vac r.-tlse,sd TO toe a b Cor gees.
He bad before his siscaon to Congres.
bsen chosen to the position Of district a.
tornsy and attorney general Of h mrri
tory snd sss slso sgp liB'sd UsiIed Ststes
dlstr CT sttorrey Ia 1875 hs became id
tereHed ia III West ynsiuia -ystem Of
railroads. aod has lived there and IN New
Yjk. He WAS . member Of TIE NaUonsl
X publican CoUmiIes from 1872 to 1884.
ii took al acsive part 10 she eJDv.Btion
of lsS4 hat Nominated james g b slBe
for the Pre.idsnt and esraes,ly suppofted
him. H- /, deeplg in,eress,d IN very rieh
and p,odu tive mioss in Colorado, NV
NJ xico ~ d Wes Vrgiaia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

The Ma i,-al Pio1,btsion Comm s-se met
o. Cn,esga, Thnrsssy ard tss d that " e
nex nsti9s . convention % nemiast- can
ei ssss fsr prssider. and Wee Ffesi ems &c
be 4 81 ST. Louis. J1ne 80 50.
A divsr sxsnibsd the botem # the
ste 4Ips, SCush Portand ..hsrs On Pa ne
Isissd, Thsr-dsy, aad reported . iarse
b,.sh unter ibe ballast fsnx scsoss three
pIsses co tie port eide ard sve brrass 90
.hs port side forvsr3. Ua3es shs ensins
ro3m On The s,afooart side is long ragged
spit-
Fire. Thursday afternoon total DESTROYED
r R.n's sh1diy mi IL at R5cksi,ls. Corn ,
sns a - staring in the Dr. isy room Loss,
4Io 600, 70 ]. j. r Ss3; 5000 On huiidi {
TO Viii Coroib & Co. TIE S=s < and
Comp.nys eye house sdj1iairg s.s also
bs,xed
B. the terms Of the nss bsss bail Zeal,
she c. luIba.. Miswsakss aad Chicsal are
fr zsp oat o The assaeis i'm. Wednesday
nish repre N sf9vss Of shsse tree clubs
DIT mi sed g. form . nss 4s.oc asiou sni
= ner circus nc ust8s Chicago. Mi~s1lkes
c Insbos, Boz H. IsdisnspaIls. Kansas
Cit5, OMAHA and 81. Psa..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
ICE on THE HUDSON.
Preparing For the Harvest This Year
Full Crop Expected.

ALBANY, Dec II -Preps,st'o7s for the
hsrvs st,, of the Hu son YER ice crop srs
nearly completed Ic N n are no. alarmed
a. the evident Re - C. OF wiIrer 70 con-
se.i The ws,ers. They peter q short, &C.
tive spssoa to one in VII ch sno~sto'm.
.ud ff-. ziug ves'hsr st-rnste, Ard
,sey are c4mpelied to been work
arIy only 10 be intsrruped by
he ice. A short SEASON. ossiuDing early
ia January snd lasting Or eight wSsks.
with plep'y Of ice sod no spo~ to SPEAK Of,
10 d enable ihem TO fill their houses At
much LEES .xaetse
Wnsi Is m Ans {, 6il the houses sl,ng the
Hudson, OF, in othsr words, ,whaf the nusi
crop Of ice amount. 10 IN tons, !. not & ner-
ali, Understood, srd has nsv,r bssn known
xcept to the lsrgs ice c. m2Anies Of Mes
Yrk city. who are obliged to keep
sstcb each year of totsl puDbsr of
sts harvested By others, as we'll IS by
thsmselvss. in eid-r 70 requisite the
wsrset price, and ov where 81 go in
Case their supply runs short eu'ir 2 'hs sum
msr | bss o@en e.umstpd that $50 $50
( rs can be housed ir 81 e 1928 b uses sion z
tne rivsr To that to al msy be adde q
.sfe estimate of 800 600 tors, hsrgestsd ty
mail indisiausi dealers, brewers, bu cders
aad the Ike, and stored In email
houses away from the river. Nv
YJrk ,itv ice cgmpsries tsks the buik
Of thf 5000 coo tons to the city either for
reshIpm.nt t. 9th ports or for Coz sump
ton there. snd siso take m ponds ard
l.ses stj ,esnt to NJ Yo'k. south OF
Pougnset pc about As 900 to 5 m ars, 50
III .t The ice crop o. the Hucson Valley
south of Abs may b. safely estimated
o. 4 600 coo 1ons
rns h.rvesiis OF the crop gives en-
pio, ment esch winter to an army Of farm
oande, brics workers, c.nsierr, std river
men, who souId othersi-e be nnemp'oyy 4,
and scco' d og to the estm ,te Of sell
Informed ic- man nees s.itstes the sxpan II
ture 10 the fve u ties Of AIosrS. r u.s.
s-ter, Gr.srs. G lunsia sd U ser ef
m re thaa $3.50 900 for eating and h,using.
The distrleut. of he crop during the
n inner nqnres the pfm.nsnt employ
mens Of another iAyGe force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
SOLD THE SECRET OF MELiNITE.
The armstrong Company has Not, How
ever, Derived amy Advantage Prom II.

FAris. Deo l7-tu jane last NM Tri.
pore kssssisr, rUrpia, .nl Fenvier we're
each s.ut.uo,d q to imp,i'onment, hne, and
priYslion of their civil iiahs for selling
the secre, Of the ma oufsc'ure Of mei,nite.
the new French exglosvs. to the Arm
sro Gan Company. Tnpone, ~ho ~as
an ,hil,r In the French territorisl army,
"a. also an agent FIR the Armstrong Con.
pApy rurrio was the inventor Of mslinite.
The Gapiois 'oday says that experiments
have been secretly made In Eugisnd Ia the
manufacture OF this L ,iosivr according 10
th. processes dttuls,d by The convicted
men, and hat i-y hsyr been mple's fail
ure. The nsiursi deduo lou /, tha, ~h-n
III. Freochmrn save thu formula AID pro-
ces,.s for ,he m.pufse'ure OF melipite 10
the great Enslish gun maxi htm they did
not s've the d tails with sufii lent clesrness
TO sllos q foteIgn comp.nN or power TO take
rdvautsge Of ,be new Fsench iDyention.
mi. fsel may have an imyor ant bearing
on the a. p nth, convict men have taken
from Their s,rt nee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
JOHN G WHITTIER
Passed His Ah Birthday At
NVbu ypH', Mass.
LsrSs Eunbf Il I'll rds Csll and Ten.
der Hin Con rstulaliols.
Many Beautiful 7 oral Gifts Sent the
Venerable Poet.

NEwRrRYrosr MSS. Dee. l7.--John
Gfeeaietf w5ivi-r Is 81 sea-. cd trdss
He p,.s,d gh- snniysr.sr, in III. city nth
Nj, snd Mrs. .sph Csrtistd N their
tems Ia ho1pr Of the oces-iau thr Whit
iief cub 4 ilsvsrh,il, eompssed OF uiv M
bets trem his naive plsea, esus TO this
ely his mcruiug = q s.ltei oa the veser-
a'ed poes.
The, b+ensh, With them s4 hesud'ul
msrm 4 r1ses spcircied with hr al hshas
OF PINK ss'n nbnpu, upoa ihs enas OF
witch ~ese ssmpsd skeIchss vf Mr. Whit
der. oirihp ace snd The old s'houlaouse
where be si,,n'ed school. They we're
piesastly received by tue d siioya,shed
poet
Da,irs the 6sv sisrgA nemSsr OF friends
srd g II rats OF VIII ter lied on hl,u snd
tentered eapgtsful.liops B sGiful alssrs
ami other ribatrs Of esteem were iteFa ~
poured In ell through the dsy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
BoWditch. Webster &Co.
-THAT-
SECOND HAND

carvsaaA saaon harness, cola oesk
osspsa buresn mirror oedstead ssoie
pa.so organ btcycie rooa oookc.se
prs>s. ma . shouaanc end ons osnes
eAfno witch roo have no narsn6 -
IN. nsy b ma sxacsly wnaa soma
oeAas pseaoo b aookfns for.
~ v~y 70 aud out shsa pseson
ueosGe sne WANT column q sns
EEMUUBDC yOuRNAL. HesrU svery
huQD y - Rsansoec vaisev eeene "
- ~ onnaoesonnlsoo ooomo0o0 sesoes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-18
PRIZE DECLARATIONS
BY the Bowdoin College Sophomores at
Brunswick, Thursday Evening.

Especial to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL
Brunswick, Dec THE Bowioir
Saphomores held their przl deeismation-
in NJ moral hail before . large audience
Fo,los ing 10 the programme - printed;
"The Burial fare o. Dunaee"-Aytounl
pary 4. Andrs W., X nne bunk
"The New 81 u h"-tifs,,,
Edgar N simpson, North Newcastle
'sF lngy on lsIaie IT, kvtretr,
Ir arnes & tha ma, ir., springfield. Mass
'Tne Risios Of i7s6 - ssd.
CIiIen e l.. Mi,h l.. BrunIwiak
",pee ch on so1ihe n averI"-r bp
FaIcis W. DaaA, Por land
TIE March of Min1"-ssrd.
fia K q. Harrington. Angus: +
'.Sher dams Ri fe''- head.
rerne b. ohionmb. Ellsworth
"oa tse Condition OF IndIaH---h~rissn
tr.dJ Libby Richmond
King Robert of sic;ly"- o sf'l W.,
6eorge NJ ii !, Pownal
An fncideut In thu Life Wead.u ri lps'
els hap ri -. Baxter, Portland
Ex rae I ON Speech o Emmti.
Rotert J Lors, e Isworih
"socrsss-' De ense"-flsio,
James A. Nichols, Cssc1
EXCUSED
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Railrraos & Steaiaorats
nlIlE cEI1rlL aAIlaeap


0Dfu0 WE19--AS 4. Il. sos Isvssson.
aocs.sa1, RovtiAaf, Hsston Asd Aop,rsai. fAS 4.
a for asIoveii. G-fdtaes ard ,oufb 3vrtasg. .
toisA D. far 8rBns.i 4. t~vtsron. ssr~fnst O..
scsai2sd. rostissd snd Boston. sonssesing tor
WHIT Mo1nssIa Fefats. 80 far
1sso~sii, gsrdise, Aad soath 6arsiner, s
p r. sss ersas -tsk sssh eB-fixad ssss,0p.
$50 ssiar i.ys eaiy. for koektaad. sa p n. 'er
naitsssn 1Afai4ef sas sssssh tsssdiner, II %
I'm tsishi rnilAAsl Tor LsSfstos. Bath, Port
sss and Bossaa.
90 80 gAST-7.Ia 4. 4. might sxpresst sos
stosheszs, be fs<t. Bangor. sG BSreoy ~.
n sos wstsryt.ie. ssov'~sas and Bsas gar; j.
p 4. ios sieryiiss. oskizai, aoyth a. on
bisxaAA, sEosh.sAn, e.ifs~t, bower AMI
IoE rot. ssnsor. s1 Hasbor. 81 stsp.ra.,
H. JseB and AIoos sso.s GouGty, aud ssadxys
saiy, n alt =. H.. ssnsos.
he Sfxb Pullman fraiis rsn cart vAy every
sfShf, baaixys 10 izdsd. aut not 70 ss1whe s.n
60 aondsy mDvsfEss. % 20 HEfast, Dsxarr, o.
teyoa1 ssnsor. 90 san AT n1ssings.
8 fhs dag express tFans sotnx est At 10 10 A
b ssa Vast Ai sh Y. n raa daily, sa udays in
fisss6. brt seen Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
asa Z Joan.
ACCoM MoDATreg FsAfs for Assa.t~
aeasss ssatb uAfdissf. SIS a. e.; 10 snd 70
n N tsrsiner. q Is A. NJ. 40 and AS r. ~. /.
Hal gSpii. go =. ~, s.B and $e9 r. a.
Thsoash ticksts 20 Esisfofnia and ali points
sosfh sad West ray be had o, u Waiksr
srtps via all routes and shsosinx basgass free of
ssyease,
PAYsUs TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 aes1 Manager.
y. u. BOOTHBY. tscaf Psss. and Ticket Ax't.
PgfrlA.d. M 10 1881.
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Both Pleaded Not GUILTY.

KEExE, N. II Dec II j ,bn Brunell,
d der sfrr., fr ,he ma dsr of john C..
Whseier It R,ndas. .i'h McS tley, the
msn si1h him at The time OF the nurd -,
a-rived here trdsy, ard ~sre tsken before
Ju., ce Holmes, where Ls.yer Mad Sen
entered plea Of not guilty for pri-ossfs.
Their ex.mir stioon postponed until tom p
row msrains, and hey were eonmitts q to
jail.
John Bu'nell Was arrested at North Ash
burnnsm Thursday. He offered 10 resls
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TWELVE CLUB LEAGUE
Is Practically Settled Only Details Re-
main to be Settled.

IHprAsAFoIIs. Ind Dec. II The base
ball coaieseuss ccnsinu d until iste tonisht
with the sisns ion unchaa sed Ths twelve
cluo oIgsu;zAien 10 s-sled 1he trouble
lies ,s shs srrsngs mast of d>ssiis
l2 80 The Amsrcsn sssocia'ion vas
called se geshsr ar IL O'Clock waen The
formal dsso uEoa ef Partnership sss made
TIE meeting Il ihs league v.s cal d for
The same hour and . fhe result Is sntici-
psted The new oFgsnar,'i5a vaii probably
be called the ''Aueries1 Lssgue-"
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

L. D Harding has been sp2ointed post
msster at South Lub.c, Me.
The investigation in the C. So Of Rev
r. r. cord. for some tins Meth DIST pastor
st Beshel has 'e-ui ed IL ve dies that the
v.depced sdduc wa If sUif ;isnt 10 III :
sain charges sgsiut R7v. Mr.. Record +
at hasti y With his niece, but thsF {. uad
Mr X wss imprudert, ther,by ] nj 2
nis n.etui .ess as . minister The com bit-
ee e 'ommend that rhs presiding elder re-
iesse Mr. Record from all his miiist. rial
duties till the next sessio Of the Maine
General Confe'eI ca,