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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

The steamer Stella has been wrecked at
Bstoum. Six persons were drowned.
Nicholas p. Appollonio. Boston, city
registrar since 1854, died Friday morning,
aged IS.
Frank Al3rich, crszsd With Jealousy, shot
his wife four times az Providence, Friday.
She will recover.
The Howell torpedo. which sank during
the irial at Newport, R. l., Thursday, was
recovered Friday
Bradstreess says the business failures 10
the Uoited States this week number 205.
against l04 this week last year.
Advices from the Arctic whaling flee,
show the report of the massacre Of the crew
Of the vbsliog steamer Grampus, which
spent last winter 10 the Arctic ocean, to be
false.
Lewis z. Kempton, conductor, who was
Knocked from car and run over at War.
ner, N. H., Wednesday night, died ct The
hospital Friday from the effects Of the in
ju,ies.
At Belknsp, III, Thursday evening, q
man named Hartline killed Miss Ida Thur
man with whom te had been keeping COM
raDy, because she had accepted attentions
from another man. he then shot himself
dead.
John Trebin and Frank Willis were each
given s26O ane and six months at hard
labor, at Nsshus, r. H., Friday, for aggra.
vated assault on Albion Clough Of the re-
form school, while they were trying to
escape.
Her msjsstys ship Royalst has been
among the solomon islards and severely
punished the natives for oussgss on Brit
ish bjects. At Dobeli, Chief rano and
several Of his tribe we're shot. The village
vas burned and two var canoes destroyed.
The returns Of the savings banks Of New
Hampshire to Best. 30, show deposits Of
s69, ,53I 600; the trust companies have
deposits Of 81 527 eco making total Of
s71 ,05s 600, . gain during the year Of "a. :
2s5 900. The total number Of depositors
is ls6, 1854, an increase Of 6,452 over las;
year.
Schooner Leon arrived at San Ffsncisco,
from Peuopaulovski, Thursday, With COCO
sealskins from the AIaska Commercial Co
She reports that all but SIX Of the crew oi
the sesisf Hamilton Lewis, captured By
Russians, were sent to Vladivosscck, Il
which place the Russians took the schoone,
and ran her sground three times on III!
trip. The prisoners were vel! treated.
Business failures occurring thfoushou
the country du,iog tbs pss, seven days u
reported to 3. @. Dunn & Co and e Rus
sell & Co., Of the Mercantile Agency mum
Der, United States. 2o7; CAnads, 46; totsl
255. Compared with the total Of 243 las
week, and z59 the week presi5us to lss'
the corresponding week Of last year 6glre
we're 218; Iepreseatin 1870 fsisufes IN ts
/ United States and 70 in Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

KENNEBEC CONGREGA GATIONALISTs
Hold Successful Two Days Meeting
at Litchiield.
[Spe cial to the KEssEBEo JouRsAL.1
[Oe.- 80. 1871. II r. H.

[Spe cial to the KEssEBEo JouRsAL.l
LircHrIELp, Oct 29.-The semi-annusl
meeting OF the Kennebec Cor ference Of
Congregational churches closed two days
session here yesterday. Although the At
tendance of ont. of town delegates was not
large, the attendance ut the meetings was
excellent. Rev. E, Chsse Of Hallowell was
moderator and on resignation Of Rev. S N
Adams Of Sauth Gardiner rs scribe Rev.
c. W. Porter Of Winthrop was elected to
fill the vacancy. A nominating committee
was appointed, consisting Of Rev. L H.
Hsliock Of Waterville, Rev. S. N Adams
Of South Gardiner sni Deacon Pierce Of
Monmouth. The commit ee selected Mon
mouth as The place for boiling the annual
meeting in June, and sppointed Rev.
c. w. Porter of Winthrop, Rev. f.
Chase Of Hsllowell snd Deacon j. G
Got. Of Monmouth as committee Of
arrangements. The programme for Tuesday
afternoons service included q sermon on
the Manifestations Of Spiritual Presence"
by Rev. c. W. Porter Of Winthrop. the
sscrsmen. Of the Lords Supper admin
istered By Rev. S d. Towne Of Bangor
and Rev. s N Adams Of South Gardiner,
ard discussion of The subjec. is the
Po yer of the Gospel about to be displayed
as on the Day Of Penteccst", by Rev E
Chase Of Hallo~ell. The devotional exer.
cises which opened the evening services
were led by Rev. b. d. Towne Of Bangor.
It was followed by an able and exhaustive
discussion on "Cstholicity vs. Denomin-
stionali,m'', by Rev. S. n. Adams
OF SCUM Gardiner. The address of
the evening was very vivid word
picture Of the recent London council by
Rev. L, 81, Hsllock Of WstervilIe, who
was privileged to attend this International
confererce of CoDRre ga,ionalists. We'd
uesdsy forenoon the devo i)nal exercises
were coud9c:ed By Rv Mr.. Mathews Of
Wateryilie. Two discussions followed.
one on "Why so Few Men in Our
Churches" Rev. 4. W. jenkins NJ Gsrdi-
ner and the other on 'Ths Most Effective
Methods of Promoting Prsc ,ical Religion" :"
by Deacon Henry Woodward. Bo.h of
them wsre interesting
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SUNDAY SUBJECTS
For the Churches at Richmond
Schooner Edith l.. Allen Safe.
+ Especial to the KEsSEBEc JOURNAL.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JoURSAL.l
RICHMOND, Oct. 80 Capt. George H.
Theobald lef. town thi. morning to sttend
the second meeting Of the creditors Of
Csldwell & Libby in Boston today.
The Methodist, Free Bspiists and Con-
gregationsl churches purpose to bold q
series Of union meetings, alternating be-
tween the difereat churches. The first
meeting Of the series will be held 81 the
Free Baptist church next Sunday evening
at o'clock.
Rev Mr.. Clifford Of the Methods. church
will preach Sunday from Rom. xiv IL
Subject, Personal Accountability to God. ="
The New Birth" will form the subject Of
Rev. MIR. Abb0.i's discourse sE the Uoiver-
sails, church. st the Free Bspti.s church
Rev. Mr. Gilkey vii presch from Rev. iii ::
II; topic. Know Thyssli-"
Z. d. Colburn has purchased the stock
and fixtures Of A, F. Martin in the Royal
building.
The schooner Edith L. Allen arrived in
New York, Thursday. All safe on board.
The schooner had adverse winds.
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Y. ". {. A. CONVENTION
Al Bangor Holding Intensely Interest
Ing Sessions Each Day.

BANGOR, Oct. 3O-At tbs afternoon ses-
zion of she Y. M. C. A. Convention the
programme included singing, prayer by
Rev. B. B Merrill, Bible reading by Geo.
s. Avery, psper by Mrs. j. G. Blake,
reports of auxili.ries, an address
by President Foss, papers by H.,
l. Pesbody and + &. Brown,
feparl "a the trt tssurar, report Of ths state
treasurer, prayer by d Dunn. Wsterville.
The eve1ipg meeting consisted OF = praise
.ervlce. prayer bv Prof. J y. Se~sll, an
sble address By II M. Moore, E'q, Of
Boston, on IKE Young Mems Christian
Association from Business Standpoint "
Fifteen hundred dollars WAS pledged for
state work. The session closed with sing
ing ard benei c.ion By Rev. II. E. Foes.
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.. 5. SHIP FERN
ColHdss With The Large Bns'
Ilsh Tramp Steamer hso,
Ind Is Badly Damaged. ..nsrroI Is
cape from Sinking
The Tramp showed No Side Lights
Fern win be Dccked.

NoaroLx, Va, Oct. s0.-Elrly this
morning. while the U Uoitsd States ship Fern
vas 10 miles OF Thimble light, bound from
the navy yard at Ncrfolk to New York, she
collided with the English tramp steamer
Iago. bound for Baltimore. One Of the
Ferns officers says that the only light seen
on the tramp was at the masthead.
Whistles were exchanged, but the two ves-
sells came together, the Fern being struck
on the por. quarter. smashing in the steer
iag gear and captains cabin, though no
damage was sustained below the water line.
The Fern needed no assistance. The En-
ali.h vessel continued on her course. The
Fern after temporarily repairing damages
put back he,e for repairs. The Fern WAS
nearly turned over ard If she had been
struck directly below on the side che would
have been cut in two. She will be docksd
at once for repsirs.
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ENGLAND IS HASTY.
For She Has Had Similar Scrape
with Brazil.

wAsHIxGros, Oct. 30.-Ihe criticisms
Of the Eoglish press upon the erroneous
statement: that the Ua;,ed States gov
eminent had made hssty and
peremptory demand upon Chill in
the Valparaiso affair recalls the fact
ths. in 1854 three British vAships
se: zed FIVE Brazilian sailing vessels and one
steamer in 8 por. Of Brazil to enforce a
demand Of f6525 on sccount Of clsim OF
. British bark, the Prince Of Wales. aid a
demand for indemnity for the arrest Of
three officers Of the British frigate forte.
The officers we're drunk aad disorierly
and in citizens dress as the time Of their
arres: Dy the police Of one Of the towns OF
Brazil. Brazil protested against the psy-
nsns demanded by Great Britain, but, being
too weak to resist, paid the sum demanded
under protest. The question whether OF
no. Crest Britain had been insulfed BY the
arrest of the drunken ravsl officers wss
submitted to the King Of Belgium, Who de-
cided agsinst Great Britain.
Diplomatic relations between 0res.
Britain and Brazil we're Suspended for two
years.
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AMERICAN PORK.


PARIS, Oct. 30.-In the discussion In the
Senate today on the tarin on imported
American pork, NJ. Chauveau. reporter Of
the tariff committee, defended the proposed
duty of 25 francs as necessary to protect
the small farmers. He said. I'VE entertain
no evil intentions toward foreign powers,
but shall not sscritice our interests 10 thcm.
The import duties Of France are lower than
those Of America. The United Ststes will
not complain Of duty Of 25 francs"
M. DE Vslle. minister Of agriculture.
spoke in support Of duty Of 20 francs.
Other speakers demanded . duty Of 30
francs. Mr., Ribol. minister Of foreign
.ffsirs, declared IL was impossible for
France to avoid removing the prohibition
Of Americ An pork, following the example
Of other countries. France, he ssid, was
threatened by the American tariff law. but
ENGLAND vas more heavily hit. M. Ribol
said: when there are such largs ex-
changes as those between France and the
United States, we must not look at things
in detail. but as u whole"
A vote was taken resulting In the adop-
ton Of duty of 25 francs.
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PRAIRIE FIRES
Still Raging-Whole Towns Wiped Out
Of Existence.

BISMARCK, n. D Oct. S0.-Two large
prairie fires are raging north and wss: Of
this city.
BREWSTER, Neb.. Oct. 30-A large po.-
ton Of Blaine county has been swept by
prairie FIRE which still is burning fefeely.
NEwBERsY, Ind. Oct. 30-NeAIly the
entire business portion Of this town burned
yesterday. together with score Of dwell
irg..
GuTHsIE. o. T, Oct. 30--Fesys are ex-
pressed here for the safety OF fArmers
throughout the territory on account Of
prsirie fires.
The high wind Of yesterday made the
situation more dangerous.
Reports from the Pottow atomic resefvs-
tion state that prsirie fires are raging there.
doing great damage. Many settlers have
lost their homes, and hundreds Of men,
women and cbilhren are fighting the flames.
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COLLISION AT SEA.
Schooner and Tug with Barges Some
what Damaged-A Rough Passage.

Bosros. Oct. 30 Schooner F. H
O'Diorne. White, Wteeier's Bay, Me-, fol
New York with cargo Of stone, put il
here for repairs thi, morning, having been
in collision last night with the tug c. B
Sanford, towing the bsrges ChemuDg and
Pequest from New York. The O'Diorne'.
j!b boom was carried away and her rail.
badly damaged. The extent Of her dam
ages is $500. The barge Chemung had
her stern damaged and the tugs boat davit,
were bent.
The brig Ws.erwitch, from Port-au
Prince, today reports that she encountered
3 heavy gale, during which she lost hel
sails ard q portion Of her deck load Of log
wood. She had her boats carried away
and received other damage. Oct. IL, in
lat. 3s. "a long. ~ 81, she passed Q broken
bowspri..
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THB INVESTIGATION
OF The Valparaiso Affair u
Reported BY Gillian 0f1ciil.
French Senate Places ruly Of IIsnly.
lIe Francs On Our Pork.
steamer Moselle a Total Wreck Wreck
age Coming Ashore ut Wexford, Eng.

wAsHiseroN. Oct. so. - Senior Pedro
Montt. the official representative Of the
Chilian government In Washington. hes
received the following dispatch from the
Chilian minister Of foreign sfaifs;
SANTIAGO, Chill, Oct. 50.
The investigation instituted imm sdiately
continues with all diligence, and 10 not yet
finished. The trouble began In Clave street
and became . sumult at p. NJ. The reg
ulAr soldiers, police and special guard Of
intsnden,e restored order. OF the combat
Ants so Americans and IL ChiliAns were
COMMITTED before the Judicial authorities.
They fought with knives. stones and every.
thing they could lay hands upon. One was
killed and several we're wounded. 10 80.
,imssed that l60 American sailors from the
Baltimore were on shore at the time Of the
tumult.
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THREE TOWNS DESTROYED
In Japan by Earthquakes Estimated
that 5000 People were Killed.

Lospos, Oct. 30.-DispAtches from
Hiogo, Japan, say the earthquake Wednes-
day destroyed the towns Of Nagoya, Gifu
and Ogski. All the public buiidings and
most OF the smaller structures were thrown
down. Fire in NsRoya completed the
work Of destruction in the most cro~ded
quarter Of the place. 1t is estimated that
ever 5000 people lost their lives by the disas-
ter. Many vessels are reported wrecked near
Hiogo. Few portions of Niphon Islands
escsp ped the earthquake. The number Of
Europeans who lost their lives are small.
Roads were blockaded BY immense heaps Of
debris, traffic on the railroads is suspended
and all telegraphic lines prostrated.
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AN ADVERSE DECISION
In the Woman's Suffrage Case in Illinois
About As Expected.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.--The supreme court
Of Illinois decided adversely to the Chicsg 90
ladies in the womAu's suffrage case. Al
OItsva today 9 motion for leave to file q
petition 70. . msndamus to compel the
election commissioners TO register the
women's names, Vas denied on the ground
that the petition vas uncertain and did mol
contain allegations sufh lent 10 warrant the
issuance of the vrits asked. The decision
does no: touch the question Of the constitu-
tionality Of the recent state Law.
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KNOWS NOTHING OF 1T.


BEAVER, Pa, Oct 30.-Comptroller
Lacey telegrsphed Senator Quay this even
ing discIAiming any knowleie Of the origin
of the order Of the delivery Of the Qasy-
BArdslev check 10 the Democratic state
committee. Mr.. Lacey is endesvorina to
ascertain how the d mocratic State com
mittse secured the check.
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FOREIGN NOTES.


Inc po'a'o crop III noi'nern hungary
..;aas Somp p,e. ,s.. s.m;., al, ali ,...,, ' ''''
'"eN
Inc seismic inefumehu ~ the beiin
ob'efva'ofy inoies'eo the tfemof OF the
japanese eArM oes~een IL l. m anu
midniRnt on Iuesdsy.
Inc Duphn ffeemsns Joufnsi ssysn 10
fumofea II heomono 10 deies'ed IN Cor.
Al 'he rsfnsiils nemeeis 10 .ne house oi
oouHohs Will fes'sn 1hen ses"'
The London CbroDicls'I Rome corYes-
pondens says France has assured the Vati-
can 1ns' II tne sfchpthop OF AK II COG
''o'eo ne VIII pe 'o''h"t" psraonoo'
A dispatch from the City OF Mexico says
Gustemaia newspapers report q spirit OF
uneasiness In that country and that revolt
Of the army against President Barfillas il
imminent
The French Senate rss agreed 10 the
removal Of prohibition upon importation OF
American salt pork. ], hes also voted in
favor Of imposition Of duty upon that srti.
Gle Of food at 25 Z.
A letter from Apis Of Oct. 18Th saws af.
fair. have reached such a poin, In Samoa
that disastrous civil war is feared. MANY
natives are dissatisfied with the present
government under mslietos.
30 far - the sentiments Of the sacred
college at Rome sre permitted to escspa
to public knowledge, there seems to be a
general belief that the csrdinsl Archbishop
Of Naples will be chosen to succeed Pope
Leo XIII.
D,.o.tcbe. FINN M.a.s.sc., ..x ,b,.
n, Rsyi., cb;ss \, tho u.sdc,, .t.N ~
,bs F,snch coiony .. sahs,v,sx;,is 80.
ss....in.tsa .ogstbs, vi,h si,ht n.t,,s
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WIND AND FIRE.
Reported Destruction Of the Village oi
Fullerton. North Dakota.

ELLsspALs, N. D, Oct S0.-A fufious
gale has been blowing all over this section
today and reschsd the velocity of so miles
40 hour tonight. A prairie FIRE starred this
evening . few miles north Of this city, and
much damage Was done to grain stacks ard
her property. 1t 10 iunored that Fuller
ton, . village in the northern part Of this
county, has been destroyed by IRE.
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"iT LOOKS UGLY."
so Says Senator Cullom, After an Inter-
view with Secretary Tracy.

WAsuIssroN, Oct. so - Senator Ed.
munds called on the secretary Of tho navy
today. Ia response to an inquiry the sena.
Tor said he had not followed the Gillian
affair and vac not sufficiently convsrsant
.ith the case to express an opinion ~ TO
the present situation. He was sure this
government would be nsm and jast. and
would DO the right thing in the right way.
Senator Cullom, after an interview with
Secretary Tracy said; "The situation
looks very ugly. Those little chsps down
there are very sassy" think We shall be
obliged to give them . lesson. II they do
not change their tactics at once The only
thing for us 10 to send warships down there
and give them---ihs mischief"
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Local Forecast.

Bosros, oes. 30-LocAl fosecAst The
storm central in the northves. Friday will
probably move slowly norEheass.srd across
Canada daring Saturday and Sunday, pre-
cssded By unusually warm weather, fol-
lowed BY much cooler.
Indications for Saturday Fo: New Eng.
lard fair; 5 TO 10 degrees warmer than
Friday sou.hvestefly winds. The weather
for Sunday somewhs. uncertain at present,
fair and continued warm Indicate d, followed
BY cooler rain on Monday.
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THROUGH SEA OF FLAME.
Probably Many Lives We're Lost in the
Prairie Fires.

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 80. - Lawyer
Willard Bone. who has just arrived from
the western part Of the state. reports terri
fc prairie fires in Grav and Ford counties
For a mile the Santa Fe train, on which he
was \ passenger, travelled at the utmost
speed through q sea Of fame, with every
window and ventilator tightly closed.
From the train could be seen burning farm,
buildings and stacks Of bay and grain and
people and stock were fleeing before the
flames. Mr. Bone says there must have
been q lumber Of lives and many head Of
stock lost In ths vicinity Of Beaumont,
Butter county. thousands Of acres of graz.
ing land were burned over last night, the
fences destroyed, and stock burned or
scattt red in all directions.
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DOESN'T AMOUNT TO MUCH.
Hill Declares He Didn't Recognize Gov.
Bnlkeley Oflicially.

=ALBAsY, N. Y. Oct. 80 referring to
the statement sent out from MiddIetowp,
Conn, to the effect that Governor Hill had
recognized" MIR. Buikeley As governor.
Hill ,sid today: Judge Cslef has held
the otiics of commissioner Of deed for
the state of New York about "a years, 10 =
Judge of the city court Of Middletown. He
wrote a courteous letter TO me requesting
his commission to be renewed. and the
request WAS granted. The letter OF recon-
mend .tion was signed by Mr.. Bulkeley.
which Mr.. Cslef forwarded. II WAS not
asked for, and was no. necessary, and was
not lnsidered in connection with my grant
ing Judge Calef's commission.
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FRENCH GLASS WORKERS
Get an Advance Of Wages But Still Are
Not Satisfied.

LYONS, Oct. 30.-The glass manufac-
turers today agreed to grant the increase
10 wages to 'hsir employs, bu! the men re-
fused to be satisfied with only an increase
in their pay and decided 10 continue the
strike until they scared the other conces-
sions they demanded.
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$4,000 Incendiary Fire

PrrTsBuRc. Pa, Oct. 30.-A FIRE in the
Lswrenceville east end district, this city,
today, destroyed Hussey, Biuns & Co. e
unoccupied shovel works ard MeC!ure's
lumber yaid. ssw mill and box factory.
The building, covered four acres of
ground. The loss is $4,000. The FIRE is
supposed to have been lncendiary.
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SENATOR QUAY
Wants Comptroller Lacy TO step III
and Answer His Question.

PIrTsBuRG. Pa, Oct. 30.-A Chronicle
Telegraph Beaver special says: Senator
Quay has sent the following iele gram today
to Comptroller Lacy, Washington, / beg
to be informed at your earliest conven-
ience by whose authority or permission
the certificate Of deposit for Ss877.
dated Nov. 20. 1889, endorsed by John
Bsrdsley and by me, which is among the
papers tf the Keystone National Bank in
stitutiop in the custody Of the United
States, was delivered to the Democratic
state committee 10 be photographed, iitho-
grsphed and Published throughout the state
by the Democratic press, as is now bein 9
done. IN. 8. QUAY"
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The Property Will Change Hands

BlppEroRD, Oc.. 3O-rhe Saco Water
Power Company i. Regulating for the pur-
chase Of Samuel c. Hamilton & Sons saw
mill on Gooch street. Messrs. Hamilton
III retire from the business ard the
company will continue 10 run ,he mill,
uai0r /, also ss re pair chop
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Another Burglar ScoOped

LEWISTON, Oct. 30.-Otis Nichols Of
Auburn, aged 10, another Of the gang who
have bsen engaged ia rot berries in Winthrop
snd Readaeli. ~as arrested today. He
made confession duplicating those ar
rested yesterday and one still at large.
rarough Nichols large portion Of the
goods aAye been found.
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AUGUSTA MORNING. OCTOBER
FAIR TILL SUNDAY.
The Weather win Also Be Warmer with
SoathMesterly Winds.

WAsHIssros, Oct 30.-Fos New Eng
land: Fair ill Sunday; slightly warner
southvesterIy vinds.
Cautionary signals are displayed On tie
Atlantic coast from New York City TO Bos-
ton section, except Storm signals ct Sandy
Hook, Nsrrsssnsett section snd Woods
Holi section.
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DIED OF LOCkJAW.
Bangor Man Dies at Greenville After
Great Suffering.

BANGOR, Oct. 30.-Wendell Fl. Lane Of
this city died today a. Greenville
Of lockjsv after severe suffering.
He stepped on nail some time ago causing &
lockiAw. he leaves wife and child in
this city. age 25 yesrs. HIS remains will
b intatred here.
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MANSLAUGHTBR
Is Verdict Against Pilot Yelch
Who Caused TTa Deaths,
Homn's Suffrage Receives 4 Decided
Black Byo In Illinois.
Constitutienality Of the Recent State Law
Not Questioned at All.

NEw YORK, Oct so Pilot Weleh Of the
tug T. W. Devoe. on trial for causing the
death of Broker jenkins and Charles Balm,
passengers on the yacht Amelia during .
collision. has been convicted Of man
slaughter in the second degree, with .
recommendation to mercy.
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train Elevator Burned.

PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 80 The Advance
elevator. owned by Kingman, Warren &
Co, vas burned this morniog with nearly
100 600 bushels Of grain. The loss lie $780,
COO; Insurance on building, $4,000.