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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-11
EDURIFY YOUR
I BLOOD.

But do not use the dangerous alkaline
and mercuriaI preparations which destroy
your nervous system and ruin the digestive
power OF the stomach. The vegetable king
dom gives US the best and safest remedial
agents. Dr.. Sherman devoted the greater
part Of his life TO the discovery Of this reiia.
bic and safe remedy, and all its ingredients
are vegetable. He gave /! the name Of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-11

BE not deceived by the grease on the slide
of folly; there are slivers under it.-N. Y.
Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-11
Fruit and Vegetable EvaporatOrs,

those wishing to embark in. profitable business
.Tqurlng Iitte capital write me at once manufaet
cHAS. Z. IRkSCOTT, Chicago, III.
sFSAEH TILE PAPsa sssy tine ~ vr,A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
At Toledo Mr.. Powderly Speaks Hope.
fully for Future Of Orders.

TOLEDO, O., Nov. ll.-At the Heights
Of Labor convention today The psep3std
amendment to the constitution Iin,,ling e n
eral officers to only two terms WAS unaui-
mously defeated, Ao amend oent irtende
to plsca the selection OF the general
executive board in hands of the gereralS Ss-
sembly instead OF the workman WAS de-
fesied, sno,hsr victory fur Mr. P5wderiy.
The following amendment was u ,suimousiy
adopted: "Aod ST. children YER age OF Z,
and under egs CT 10 be comps lied TO attend
seme institution Of LEARNING as least ten
months each year, or fuch part Of ayear As
msy be offered to them "
Mr.. Powdefly, in his annual address,
spoke hopefully Of the growth Of the oidsr.
He urged every knisht TO pay attention to
the election OF fs men as legislators in the
city, district, state aud nstion. He sdvo'
Gated the Australian ballot, claiming that
the knights Of Labor had succeeded in get
ing 1t established in is states, and that
they will not relax their efforts uutil the
system prevails ia all of the States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
UNCLE SANS MONEY.
More Coined During the Past Year Than
in Any Pvesieus.

WAsHISeroS. New. ii - Edvard O.
Leach, director OF the mint. ia his annual
report says the ys'ua OF god deposited at
the min. s,a assav tffcss during the isst
fiseal year ,ss SIS SIS 6s7. sg.iass si9,-
- s SfS ic !hs p.ec.eIlg p. yeas TIE
dsposi ard purchase of silEer aggregate
II, $40 s63 92 ssatdnd ounces Of the
coming value Of $a3 $50, ,l54, sgain,t
sf4 563. .is5 in the pree sdipg year. The
coinage executed at the mint was the largest
IL the hi-tory Of this country, aseseg gssing
ll9. .547 ST. pieces valued at e6s. GIL. l5s
Ths ne. loss Of gold by sxpsrs during sae
hsesl year vss Se7,s46,76s while ,hsre
vas pet gain Of silver amounting 10
80, 745 .365 The mines Of the Unisd
Ststes yielded du,iHs the last year: Gold
fre ouoce'. 5Ss,s7o commercial valse.
e32, ,s45, 600; silse, Il Sc ousces. 81, 500 Geo !;
commercial valus, S57 ,225 ,0C0.
The product Of gold in the world dutirg
the last calendar year was SIG, ,o09 900,
and of silver, sl34. $50. 600. commercial
value.
The stock Of metallic money in the
United States on Nov. l was Gold, $751;
l39, ,53l; silver, $539 24l, ,624.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
DELTA UPSILON FRATERNITY
Meets at B0stOn-Deiegates from All
Over the United States.

BosroN. Nov. ii The 57ih anrusl
meeting Of the Dslts Epsilon fraternity
was held at Sanders theatre in Cambridge,
this evening. R-v. D.. William Ellie,
Gfiffis, Rutgers College. go, offered the
inv ncation. George r. Matthews
Adelbert 's4, reviewed the history
Of the fraternity. which was frsi
organized at Williams college 81 yea,i
ago; William ]. Wsrbgrton, Columbia 30,
read = poem entitled "Cgnveniion" ;ora,ioo
on college fraternity life" by Rev. DR..
F. Fl z. Fsunce Of New York, Brown 3D.
After the exercises the fraternity Pre- eceeded
to the club room., snd instituted . new
chapter, organized iu the Msssachu'et''
Inafitute of TechnoloRY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

The Penasylvanis Senate adjourned sine
die Wednesday,.
Stuart Robson. the e3mediar, snd the
lssdipg lady ef his company, Miss Msy
wsldron. were ms1r,sd Tuesdsy afternoon
a. the city hill in New York.
d.. Thomas A Vose, charged With abo..
ton in causing the death of WARY Mara
ches.e. alias Mary Tsilhsne, at Somerse.
Mass, Monday. pleaded no; guilty Wedues-
day morning and was held in $4,000
The hearing will occur Saturday.
The l7th NfuL cohvsnion Of the
American Bankers Association WAS held al
New Orleans, Wednesdsy. IT is stated thsi
The convention will take acion toward in
~ ugurating q m .vsment for the substitution
OF bank currency for government hoads.
II Is also probable that furd will be
established for rewards for criminals who
have commit I'd crime agsinst the banking
community.
What looks like smother Burchell case
has come to Light. Thomas HeDdry, for
merry manager Of the Hudson Bay Com.
psny at V lctcris, ieft his wife q. S,n Fran
cisco Al vent to Los Argel's three months
ago with $4,000 seeking an investment. he
wrote Of the place visited, bat suddenly his
letters stopped His wife, .ho 10 proud
Engli.hvoman Of wealthy come csions ia
Winpepeg, c,rceslsd his dissppesrlnee
but now believes him foully dealt with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
TRANSACTION IN RAIN MAKING.
Sale of a Rain Company's Secret Process
for S5O,OOO.

TEMPLE, Nov. ll-Rxin makers have
bees a, work here. They came from Kan.
sas, sre called the Interstate Artificial
Rsin Compsny aud have their besdqusrsers
at Goodisud, KAN. This compsny OF which
E. II. Murphy is president, was negotiating
Q ea!e Of their secret 10 stock company,
and the experiment here Was the last OF a
series that resulted favorably. The stock
company, through its agent accompanying
the psriy, sienified its satisfaction with the
experiment.
The party, consisting Of President Muir
ply. Mssrs Smith, Bush and Morris, ar
rived 10 the city on Sunday, Nov. !, and
commsLcsd operations on Mondsy evening
10 q smsll clubhouse ct the edge Of town.
The conditions were extremely unfavorabls
fc: rain.
No results could be seen st first, but on
Friday the sky came overcast with clouds.
On Saturday u high sou.h wind prevailed.
and on Saturday night some rain came
from the southwest. On Sunday rain fell
all dav aud at night noriher srote. Re-
poYts from 100 70 150 miles found this town
chow that rsia fell on Sunday in most
Localities in considerable quantities.
The rain makers are jahilsnt and claim
the rain fell on account OF thei, Efforts.
They closed the bsrgsin for the purchase
Of their secret upon the results here AMI
yesterday left for home. 1t is understood
that $50 900 was the price. The process
10 claimed to be tbs! used by Melbourne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
BATH MAN MISSING,
After Having Left Home to Sell a Wood
lot in Hall0well.

Barn, Nov. 1.-The Times says:
,ovng man by the name Of Fred A. Jen
kins, who has been employed as book
keeper for NJ. G. Shaw & Sons, left hi
home on Wednesday night Of last week tc
20 to Hxllowell to dispose Of 9 wood lot 70:
-nich he had been negotiating ssle. Al
hv did not return, ss expected. inquiry wa,
made, ard it WAS found he did not go tS
tIsI DWELL, and up to this time no clue &c
ais whereabouts has been found. His
accounts with the Shaws are oil right, and
it is feared that he hss met with some
AZ cideIi, or in temporary alteration OF
m.n may have taken his own life.
He had on when he left home light grey
lid ulster without cspe, black spit and
olsck stiff hat. He is about feet inches
n ignt, spare built. weight about l3O
.oucos, sandy complexion, full short beard
and moustache, light gray eyes and wore
steel bowed glasses.
Anyone having any information of him
vii. confer favor by communicating with
u. G. Shaw & Sons, Bath or F. ID. Judkini
{ 7 tt.field, Msine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
RusSIA's DEAD IN TURKEY.
The Porte Rufnses to Allow y Memorial
Greek Church In San Stefano.

CoNsrAxrMorLx, Nov. ll,-6ince the
Dardeneiles incident. when Russia con-
pslled Turkey to make amends for detain-
ing vessels belonging TO the Block ~ vol.
untesr n .et, the IelA,ions between thoss tvo
countries have becpme s,mewhst strained,
to put II mildly. This feeling Of tendon
has just BEEN gtea,ly increased By the Sul-
,sn's refusal to allow RasslA to erect .
monument a. San st fsno. to the memory
Of tbs Russian soldiers Who died there In
1873. Russia, through her smbsssador
here, m.de a request 70 that effect come
time aso. susges,,ng that the national me-
mortal 10 the Russisn dead should take the
form Of . Greek church. and elaborate
plans for such building wore submitted
TO the SULTAN.
The Sultan. however, did not take kindly
to the suggestion, and after consulting with
his advisers he has informed the Russian
ambassador that Turkey positivsly declines
to allow such monument to Be erected q
San S;efsno or elsewhere In Turkish terri
tory, aud. in addition, Russia, through her
representative, has been informed that
Turkey considers the memorial pr oposal to
be Irritating to . considerable degree 70 the
Porte and I, the turks in general. There
the matter rests foe the present, but u 10
ssid that the Russisn gove esnment intends 70
return 10 the attack aud that the project has
by no msaus been abandoned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
AUBURN SPRINGS HOTEL


LEWISTON, Nov. Il.-F. A. Wyman
Boston, counsel for Jeremiah Williams
Boston, trustee in the mortgage known al
!hs North National Bank mortgage, tool
possession Of the new Auburn Sprini
hotel. The action wss unexpected by Iocs
creditors, who are much interested in ths
move.
TIE annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge
Of Pgthisn Sisters was held 10 Lewiston TO-
day. Eighteen new members were admitted
aud Tie following officers elected; Mrs. F
G. Tsrr, Lewiston, P. c.; Mrs. E G. Cole
Portland, @. c.; Mrs. Fl. G. Libby, Cum
berlsrd Mills, G. V. c., Miss F. j. Davis
Auburn, P Mrs. Francis Gordon, Port
AID, G X. Of Z. & s. Mrs. L. C. Butler
showed that she had on hand $50 81 az ths
Dc ginning Of the year. The amount re-
ceived from assets wss s245 03; from the
ger capita tsx, Si7l SO; the amount ex-
vended for supplies si46 o5; expended fol
fispenss,ions si65 80; amount in bank TO-
aay sl35 62; in hands Of g. M. Of Z
SIC So. The Grand Keeper of Record!
sad Seals has written 1876 postsls and letter.
!ula year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
A RULER FOR BRAZIL.


RIO JANEIRo. Nov. LIE 10 reported
here that Augusta, one Of the grandsors Of
Dom Pedro. the ex Emperor OF Brasil, and
an officer 10 the Austrian navy, is on board
Q corvette which 10 expected to arrive here
in few days
The ,umor has increased the excitement
that WAS caused by the dissolution Of Con-
gress and President FonsecA's proclaiming
himself Dictator. Fonsecas followers make
use Of II to justify his recent acts, and say
th. is proves III, statement that the enc
mics Of the republic have been engaged In
q wide spread conspiracy to restore the Inn
pefiel rule
Prince Pedro Augusta 10 the eldest son Of
Dam Pedro's younger dsushter Leopoldina.
who married Prince August, Of the house
of S.xe-Coburg. 6he died in 1871, leaving
four sous, Pedro, Augusta, Jose and Luiz.
Augusta was born near Rio In March. 1896.
a government decree Ist Issued orders
lease Of the State Railway for 50 years, at
a eoli rental, half Of which 10 payable In
.4p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
FORTUNATE DISCOVERY
OF Iron on Railroad Track Placed There
by a Charleston Boy.

MILO, Nov. IL Section men found
on the track near this station several
straps of iron. The matter WAS investi'
gased and the distractions were
found to have been placed there by Walter
Buzzell, q l5-yesr-old boy, who lives in
Charleston. He says he thought the carl
would grind the iron and he wanted to see
the fun.
The same boy placed the obstruction on
the track at Old Town three ears ago, and
he ssys that st ths. time he was told by q
man to place the iron on he tack aud that
1t would do no harm.
The boy denies hat be was told to place
the iron on the track this time and says he
hsd no idea that Any damage would be done.
1t is queer case aud will be investi.
gated. Had the iron not neen discovered
q fearful accident would have resulted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
AUSTRlA'S WAR BUDGET.
Millions Of Florins Asked for In Excess
of Last Years Estimates for the Army.

svIExuA, Nov. 1.-THE Austrian budget
for the year 1899 has been made public.
The gravity Of the situation Of Affairs In
Europe can b, judged from the fact that
the estimated amount OF money a,ked for
the expenses Of the war department 10 l2l.-
zoo, 900 fl ,rins. or an increase OF 4,000. 500
Il ,tias over the estimates Of 1891.
With this additional m oney Austria pro-
posss to raise AZ reserve bsterics Of artil-
lery 10 effsciive or war strength, and also
proposes to speed 1000 900 n rims upon
s.repg .heoing the Austrian foftresses upon
the tiaiicisn frontier, which stand In the
~sy Of Russian army which might be id.
vsi clog from Russian Poland.
For mrine or admiralty expenses the
sun Of IL 600 900 forms 10 estlmsted 10 be
tn. amount Of money required.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A crew Of men have been at work gravel
lie q the dam across the river and the wster
has risen sufficiently SO that the mills si
Madison srs running sgsin.
Rumors of large shortage in the books
OF ore OF Portlsnd's prominent men are in
tie sir. Sensational develop meats may
sppesr later.
The Auburn Spring property has been
taken charge of by the trustee Of the NOR
gage,
William Z. Gould has been given posi-
ton with the Maine & New Hampshire
Granite Company, whose office are under
the West End Hotel, opposite the Union
| station.
DR.. Bailey of Portland visited S,co
Tuesday and found bad case Of tubercu-
losis 10 COW owned by John F. Locke.
The snimsl was killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
At Observation-Disclosures Transacted-Re.
ports Of Officers Officers Elected.

BosroN, Now n.-In the Worlds W.
c. T. U. convention this afternoon, Miss
Bowes, representing the W. c. T. U. Of
British Columbis xt the worlds W. G. T.
u, earnestly requests the board of man
ayers Of the Columbian Exposition to pro.
hibis the sale Of intoxicauts upon the
grounds at any time, and to close the exhi-
bition Sundays. Lady Henry Somerset
moved that the same officers be requested
10 require purity in art exhibitions.
Bo h re o.uions were unauimouily
adj ed by risieg vote. Miss Willard
announcing the death Of Mrs. Sarah j
Downs, president OF the New jersey W. C.
T. U , and The convention sent = message
Of condolenc, 10 her family.
On motion of Miss Willard and Mrs.
Hsnnah Wbitsll Smith, Mrs. Mary Clement
Leavit was made honorary president Of the
W. G. T. U.
The election Of tffioefs Of the Worlds
w. C. T. U. followed. Miss Frances E.
Willard Vas elected PRECEDENT; Lady
Henry Somerset, vice president at large !;
Anna Gordon, Boston. .ecretsYy; Miss
William, Canada, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Richmond Items of Interest.

Special to the KENNEBEc JoURNAL.]
RICHMOND. Nov. III. A. Griffin hs.
re led the store formerly occupied by c
A. Potter for barber shop.
= Members Of the Cotton Cemetery Associa'
i -, will ho,d meeting Saturday evening
.ae school room under Town Hall.
The children Of the Free Baptist Sunday
school will give an entertainment in Town
aail. Friday evening.
Elder r. 8. Webber left town today tc
sb for a season in the Provinces.
fhe ladies' Of the M. E. church gave 8
liz o'clock supper in the chapel todsy.
O.ing to some Misunderstanding aoou
.-e. the Ladies' Relief Corps did not 60
{, Bath to visit the Ladies Relief Corp'
t,dsy.
Herbert Mansir is in Boston. Rev. j
II. Little of Pinsfeld was in town yester
'sy.
'rhe brick block on Main street, built in
1876 BY the late Samuel Toothaker. wa
$ I'D today to W. G. Weber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Report Of the Bureau Of Engraving.

WAsHrsToS, Nov. IL W M Meredith,
chief of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, in his report 10 the secretary of
tie treasury in regard to the operations Of
the bureau during the fiscal year 1891,
ssys:
Ihe result Of the years operations lie the
largest delivery of securities. stamps and
miscellaneous work of any year
during period Of IA years.
During the sprii Of 1891 she dem sud
for small notes was 30 great thas 3
new method of printing inteind revenui
stamps from steel plate engraved in relief
was adop:ed. b. this m ,sns she bureau
was enable d to do the printing more rapidly
and to secure The prompt filing Of orders
without the necessity Of working overtime.
The change will resul; In AZ annual saving
of s156.9 .94i. The expenditures Of 1891, as
compared with those Of 1890, show an in
crease ef 25 per cent, while the increase
ia the smoun, Of work delivered is 27 pal
cent,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
STORMS IN WEST.
Heavy Snow Storms PreYaI|
Throughout The Northwest.
81. Lauis Strikers Propose Hulu.l Con.
cassions 10 The Company.
Worlds Women Christian Temperance
Union Convention at Boston.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. il.-There have
never been worse storms IN western Wssh-
ing.on ihan those Of Saturday and Sunday
between the Sound and Csscsdss. The
worst dsmsge ~as done nesr Weston, where
Q cloudbufst occurred which swept every
thing before it.
Between Weston and Tacoma numerous
bridges are washed avsy. The storms ex.
tended even across the range. The tele-
graph wires bssseen Portland and Wallslu
on the Northern Pscifc are down.
A landslite occurred At Orl;ug and the
Stuck valley il flooded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
CONY DEFEATS COLBY
At Football by a Score OF II to o ut
WateryiIIe Yesterday.
Especial to the KEssKBEc JOURNAL I

Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL ]
WArsRvILLE, Nov. 1l.-Tne hss. regu.
lar game of football! ever ssen in this CT y
vas pisyed on the college campus this at
ternoen between the Cony High School
eleven from Augusta and the team recent
Iy organized by the athletes Of Colby Uni
versify.
The home team showed the lack Of prsc-
tice and were deficient in team work; they
also lacked g knowledge Of the game in
many of its points. The visitors put up 8
quick and steady game and plsyed all
around their heavier but less skiliful oppo-
nents.
Their rush line work and blocking of
vera notics Bile features, as well as the
brilliant work Of their backs. Two twenty
minute halves were played and we're closely
contested and exciting throughout. Colby
vas unable to score point, while the Cony
eleven run lis score up to IA.
large crowd wss present, and much
interest w8s shown in the game both smong
the college boys and 10 the city. The teams
lined up for the game as follows;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
The Dolphin to Succeed the Despatch.

WAsHISGroN, Nov, II The duties
heretofore performed by the wrecked Uni.s d
States steamer Despatch rs "despHtch
vessel" will hereafter ba allotted 10 the
Uoied States steamer Dolphin. lifely re-
turned from the China ststian and now
being repaired a. the Eo'folk navy yard.
She will not b. designated, hoTever, as
being on "speci.l service" as was the De-
spxtcn, for the reason that she is armed
and would thereby lese her rate as war
vessel.
The Dolphin is now ou. Of commission
and it will be two or three months before
she can be fi lished In the meantime the
vesuYius will be utilized in case there is
any need for despstch boss. Tee Dol
phin will be attached to the North Atlantic
Squadron sDd will have an entirely ne"
compliment of officers and men. Lieut..
Cowles has not sufficient rank to command
her, as she is Of higher rate than bis old
ship. He has had four and 4 half years OF
continuous "sea servics'' on the Despatch,
which entities him t, q period Of 'wsitinR
orders In the case c! Litut. Muligsn
OF the Despstch h. has lot had sufficient
sea service and he may go on other duty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
ALMY Is ABBOTT.
That is the One Has Been Identified By
His Right Name.

BosroN, Nov. ll.-A specialize he G!obs
from Manchester, N. H., says an ex,mina
ton of Frank c. Alny made BY physician
shows positively he J. George II. Abbott
the scMs left by Wounds irf ctet
on Abbott being found. Ii il
claimed by the effi.ef Who accom-
panied him 10 Woodsviile. that Almy de
libersteIy broke his Injured leg while on tht
journey. A guard wss placed over Abbo.
tonight, 10 be kept nisht and day until hil
removal to Plymouth for trial Eexs Iues
dsy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
GETTING INTO SHAPE.
Congress Organized Admiral Montt
Given Full Powers Of the Executive.

LONDON, Nov II A dispatch from
ssu,isgo states that on the meeting of con
gress today the Junts addressed that body
ia a formal message, resisniDg 10 congress
the functions it had been exercising. The
senate was organized by elecsinR
Senstor Waldo SILVA as president. the
chamber Of deputies elec.ing as presiding
officrr, Senor Barros Luco. Senior Siivs
and Luco, with Admiral Jorge Montt, the
newly selected president Of the republic,
c,uettu,ed the Junts. Admiral Mont
nominated few days ago by the Liberals
for President, has been empowered to as
sumo all duties Of chief executive Of the
republic until 3 meeting Of the electoral
COLI ge, when Admiral Mon!t will be for.
NAL elected President.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
CIVIL WAR IN CHINA
Seems to be Indicated by the State Of
Affairs now Existing.

New YoRK, Nov. ii "A Shanghai spec.
ial TO the Herald says intense excitement
prevails there. The course Of events are
tandiug toward a great civil war. Foreign
ers 10 China are in extreme peril. The
chief of the great secret society OF the
Kslso Hui has been arrested in the French
concession at Shanghai. The viceroy al
Nankin hss ordered Linn to be tortured,
hoping he wi betrsy his accomplices.
The whole province Of Hunsn, in China
is in a state o: siege and open revolt
Sediiious placsrds are posted everywhere
European ministers at Pekio are seemingly
indi n -rens. The Chinese minie;ers and
officials fraternizs with them, call the n
friends, bar quet them and get IN setes fol
them every week. As result If this for
eign residents in China are furious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
ORDERED BY EMPEROR WILLIAM.
He Wants Aluminium for the Canteens
of His 5OO. 900 Soldiers.

PI1TsBuRG, Nov. II The German war
department has placed with P,ttsburg
firm contract for 500 tons OF aluminium,
to be used in the equipments CT tue Ger
man army. Capt. A E. Hunt Of The Re-
ouctiop Company says:
The Emperor desires the csrteens OF his
soldiers to bs made Of aluminium, There
ave two reasons for this, namely i.s light
ne,s and clsbliness. 1t will be used also
for buckles, and ii may be brought into use
in the manufacture Of cartridge shells. The
new smokless powder cartridge have
brought about 8 demand 70. aluminium,
and other European powers sre also c,a-
sideripg the advisabil.y Of using it,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
FIRE AT AUGUSTA. GA.
Four Big Stores GO Up in the Blaze -
Loss, About $125,OOO.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. IA disastrous
fire destroy ed four big stores in this city
this morning. The total loss incurred 10
estimated at sl25 900, with insurance for
abou. one-,hi,d Of that amount. The
heaviest loser Is large general dealer
nsmad Myers, whose three establishments
are utterly wiped out. His places were
stored with clothing, dry goods and shoes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Santiago correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says: 1, 10 only With d,fIicrlsy
that Brazilian news strives hare unless it i.
favorable to TIE Dictator. Presi;e=t d,
Fo,secs has published dec,es making ex'
pulsion the penalty for resisting his d.c,.
sorship All attempts TO hold meetings are
frustrated. The Chambers were dissolved
fofcibly. 1t IL alleged thst Prendens d,
Fonseca intends to reduce the number ol
deputies TO $50. Kxchaufe is falling in Ris
1anSipo