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woman's Literary Union.

A meeting Of the Womsn's Literary Uh-
ion was held in Thatcher Post Hall Saturday
afternoon. The following programme was
enjoyed:
Henry ", Act V. Scene IL ...................
Read by members Of Anne II tthaway CuD.
Hymne deS Marseillais with vari riatlOns........
Mrs. Smith ofthe x. T. Club.
Hotel Rambouilet. ................,...........
Read by Mrs. Frank Woodman Of the Prescott
Club.
French Poem, La ,uuit d'hlver...,............
Miss Harriet Clarke.
Violin solo, La File du Regimeert.
Miss Annie Goodwin.
Paper on Nine. de Stall.
mrs. Wilder.
IlduO SOlO..ssss.s MISS RUNNER
sketch OF George Sand and two poems Of Brown
. ing ....'..... ..,.......s.. s....:.
MIS-. Mary Gardiner OF the Monday Night Club
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o'BRiEN AND PARNELL.
The Conference at Boulogne Not
Likely To Be Resumed.

PARIS. January 4.-Mr. O'Brien will not
resume the conference with Mr.. Parnell un-
less the proposed negotiations obtain such
the Irish party as will justify the hope OF
reunion OF the party. In the meantime, Mr..
O'Brlen declines to state whether in the
communications passing between himself
and Messrs. Dillon, Mccarthy and others,
they promise their approval of further negO-
tiatiOns. The opinion of the Irish group In
this city Is unfavOrable to the resumption of
theIconference at. t.Boulogne-sur-Mer. 1t Is re-
ported that Davitt has written a letter to
O'Bren to deal with Parnell only as a medi-
um to obtain the surrender OF the party's
witch, O'Brien's mother in-law, says Mr..
O'Brlen will not return to Ireland TO enter
prison leaving the party feud unhealed.
While the rupture lasts, she says, he can
better serve the cause here or in America.
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Annual ReunIo on Of Students.

About 400 friends and former studonts
were present at the seventh annual reunion
OF Shaw's Business College Saturday eve
Ming. AT the close Of the entertainment Mr..
Shaw was presented ~ Miss Jewett, on be-
halt OF The students, with an elegant easy
chair. Ice cream and cake were then served
to all.
The concert programme included piano
+. w. Whitney, songs by the popular con-
traltu, Miss Nettie May Morrison, Miss Geor-
gle A. Knight, Misses Robinson and Elliot,
Mr.. A. G. jackson, Miss Minnie Ridley,
Mr.. Frank Smith, Miss Rosie Mcclellan and
Mr.. C. +. Marble, Mr.. r. l.. Whitcomb and
Miss Maud q. Knight; c0rnet solo by Mr..
Frak Perkins; clarinet solo by Mr.. Walter
d. Scholes class history by Miss Isabel s.
Spear and club swinging by Miss Kittle
Dickson. So"
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Prof, Koch Is AnGry.

BERLIN, January 9.-PrOf. Koch Is in III
hum or over the increasing severity of pro-
fessional criticisms here aud abroad. 1t is
understood that he has asked to be relieved
from his pledge to surrender to the state his
rights to the discovery.
When the Landtag resumes Its sittings an
desire on the part of the government to re.
tain any advantage through the production
of lymph, and expressing its readiness to
communicate the process of mannfaeturinS
the lymph through other governments which
are able to guarantee against the abuse OF
the potent chemical agent.
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TROOPS LOSE HEAVILY,
ACCORDING TO a Report which Is Re-
ceIved with Disbelief.

CHICAGO, January 4.-Assistant Adjutant
General Corbin, upon telegraph orders from
Gen. Miles, left for the Indian country at six
tonight. Captain Higgins is now In charge
Of army Headquarters. he said tonight he
had heard rumor to the effect that Gen.
Miles's command had met the hostiles, and
that Gen. Miles had lost heavily, but he did
not believe the story. The only news re-
ceived at headquarters this afternoon was a
short message from Lieut.. Moss, an aid to
Gen. Miles. 1t was to the effect that the
Sixth Cavalry, under command of Captain
Kerr met band of Indians on Clay Greek
and short engagement followed. One In
dian was reported killed and one wounded.
No casualties to the troops were reported.
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TIE MAINE STATE PRESS.
AMERICANS EXCLUDED.
German Aggression Reported In the
Gilbert Islands

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, January 4.-Inter-
views published here with persons recently
returned from the Gilbert Islands indicate
that German residents there are extending
their interests aud menacing the natives. 1t
Is said the Germans recently opened two en-
try ports and closed the port which is al
ways used by American vessels trading at
the islands. The persons interviewed state
that is the impression on the Gilbert ISL
ands and among the natives that the Ger
mans are laying plans to take control of the
np0nlp
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the PoLLux LOST.
She Refused Assistance When Dls-
abIed and Probable went Down.

PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-The British
steamer Pollux, November 9th, refused as
sistance offered by the steamship Michigan
In mid ocean, when the vessel was lying to
in the trough Of the sea with her en- zines stop
ped and her rudder disabled. She has never
been seen or heard from. aud her agents
have given her up for lost. The Pollux was
a tank steamer. chartered to carry molasses.
She sailed from Rouen, November 18th, for
this mort
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ASKING PARDON FOR WILLIAM E. GOULD
The Mission OF Three Portland Men
at the Capital.
Appropriation Bills Pretty Well Along
in the House..
No Money Forthcoming for Rivers
and Harbors.
Especial to the Press.1

WASHINGTON. Jaouary 4.-Messrs. Abb
on Little. A. A. Strout and Payson Tucker
arrived in town Saturday. Oddly enough
the same evening the Washington Star print
ed notice of their arrival on the same page
with Maine despatch telling Of the excep-
tional favors that are allowed to William E.
Gould at ThomastoD. The fact that Mr..
Strout has been for some time counsel for
Mr.. Gould in his efforts to secure pardon,
while Mr.. Little is director Of the bank.
caused considerable comment over the an
nouncement in the paper. The efforts to
secure the pardon of Mr.. Gould first began
two years ago, and they are continuing at
the present time. AS Mr.. Gould was sem
fenced in an United States court. his pardon
will have to come from the President.
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Tho niat MIaalnn.

AT the meeting of the Diet MlssiOa Satur-
day, the president spoke Of the death Of
Miss Anna w. Milllken, stating that in her
death the society has lost an earnest and
faithful worker, AS visitor her kind sym
pathy will DO missed In many homes. She
was always ready TO minister 10 those who
were less fortunate than herself. The fol-
lowing resolution was then adopted:
Resolved: That the secretary be requested 20
iaithful services Of Miss Anna Weston MilliAen
IN behalf Of the society and extend the same 70
her father aud family and our full sympathy IA
their deep at1ilctiOn,
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VNANTED-By gentleman and wife for the
w winter, three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, centrally located. Address Y, this
office. 81
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sesmen's setneI Meetings.

Capt. Lanes return to take charge OF The
meetings during what is called the week Of
prayer, was the sigma, for the return to the
Bethel OF many who do not often get into
the prayer room. The meetings increased
In Interest during the day. and at evening
the double ves:ry was alled. the audience
being mostly sailors who showed the deep.
est Interest in all Of the exercises.
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Postal Clerks Suspended.

LONDON, January A sensation was
caused in post office circles here today by the
Who'll. sale suspension of clerks, over 200
clerks cmpj yed in the post office savings
they disobeyed the order of the secretary of
the bank to remain on duty two hours over
the usual time. Their places were
promptly filled.
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Foreign Notes.

The London Chronicle says history will
surely brand as Infamous the relation of
America towards the unhappy Indians.
Honest Americ ans mast be mourning and
blnshing because of the inglorious war.
ID Iring the past quarter $4,000 worth OF
Sheffield cutlery was exported, as against
$3.50 1000 the previous quar- ter, mainly due to
the United States tariff.
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Member OF the Board OF Agrlcul-

FARMINGToN. January S.-Charles e.
Wheeler Of Chesterville has been elected
member of the Board of Agriculture from
Franklin county. Mr.. Wheeler is leading
breeder OF Jersey cattle In this section and
is now secretary Of the American Jersey
Cattle Breeders Club of Maine. He Is 80
years old and man highly esteemed by
everybody
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GOOD PROGRESS MADE.
Condition of the Appropriation Bills
in the House.

WASHINGTON. January 4.-The appropri-
alton bills are in fair state of progress in
the House. though only two bills, providing
for expenditures on account of pensions and
of Notifications, have actually passed that
body. Four other appropriation bills are
on the calendar. and as soon as the shipping
bill is out of the way will be brought before
the House, and, 1t is believed, passed with
out much delay. These four bills are those
for the District of Columbia, army, military
academy, and navy. One other bill, the leg
islative and executive, has almost been fin
ished in subcommittee, and will be reported
to the House before that body is ready to act
upon 1t. Then there are the sundry civil
and deficiency appropriation bills to be se-
ported by the regular appropriation commit
tees. All the estimates are not yet in upon
which to base the various items of these
measures. 1t has been decided not to report
river and harbor bill this session, so the
measure which usually takes up the greatest
amount # time, can be eliminated from
review of the situation. Work has not get
been begun in committee on the Indian, post
Office, agricultural and diplomatic bills.
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A Schooner Rottom un.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, January Capt.
rived today. He reports that yesterday, ia
latitude 430, 03, he passed an apparently new
schooner bottom up. She resembled Bar
CESS model. She was a fisherman. The
name could not be ascertalned but the letters
u Y " u, were made out on the stern.
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rna Pnrtland CLUB.

The members OF the Portland Club are
notified that the Monday night lunch will
be served this evening at $50. Members
and their friends VINO enjoy steamed clans
will not miss this opportunity for a pleasant
evening.
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TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

VvO RENT = A completely furnished house of
20 rooms in a good locality for obtaining
bnarders terms .asy. Apply to Mr.. SEARLE,
l42 Middle street. jin3dtf
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. January
4th, taken at p. ~, 75th meridian time
she observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston, 24o, NV, olobdy; New York ;
zoe, z, snow, Philadelphia 280, \, cloudy;
Washington, 26', NV, cloudy albany, 4o'
NV, snow Buffalo, 18o, NV, cloudy; Cleye-
land, 800. NV, cloudy; Detroit, 2O', W,
cIoudless; Chicago. $50. SW, cloudless; st.
Paul, 2So, Sc, cloudless; Duluth, 200. W,
cloudless; st. Vincent, 14o, calm, cloudy,
Bismarck, 26o, NV, cloudless; jackson
Vile, 49e, NV, clOudless.
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Four indians Killed,

DENVER. Col. January A special to
the Rocky Mountain News says: A special
from White River gives an account of a tight
between Captain John Kerr's K troop of the
Indians were killed. No loss to the troops
Is reported.
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SOMERSET COUNTY.

The Sebastlcook wooden mills at Hart
land will ne dedicated Jan. 9th.
Messrs. Miller & Wyman, proprietors Of
the coat shop about to be opened at Skowhe>
gan, have received an offer Of cne thousand
children's coats per week under wears
contract from Boston parties. They con
template taking small trial lot and Ii they
find they can make them at the prices offer
ed will TT up o room especially for the puI-
pose, separate from their other work.
- IL Is reported that the Skowhegan Fiberite
Company have sold their plant 10 ontside
capitalists who are soon to take possession
anu Immediately go to manufacturing the
Sims Hay CAPS.
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PARIS, January 4.-The elections for men-
bers of the French Senate were held today.
In the department of the Seine. Premier dc
Frey cinet received $40 vo;es of total of &C.,
Jules Ferry, in the department of Vosges,
received 723 votes OF total of 997.
rtA.Lz
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MONTREAL, January 4.-The earnings Of
the Canadian Pacific railroad for the week
ending December 81, were $457. For the
same period last year they were 1872, 900.
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THE EaIHE r.
Leca, Shows and Eas erlv Winds

Lecai SHOWS and Eas erly Winds.
Following is the forecast Of the weather for
Maine: Local SHOWS; easterly winds;
slight changes in temperature,
Cautonary signals displayed at New
London, Narraganse!t Section, Woods Holl
Section and Newport Section.
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AWAY TO THE aAD LANDS.
Relnforcements of One Thousand
Warriors for the host,Iea.

YATES. N. D., January A large mum.
Der of young warriors of Standing Rock
agency have gone south to join the hostiles in
the Bad Lands. The discovery was made on
issuing rations that many did not come to
the agency. One Of the friendlies stated
that they had armed themselves and gone to
join the bands In revolt. How many have
gone can only be conjeetnred. The indlca-
tlons point to at least 1000 desertions. The
Grand River Sioux have been fomenting
trouble ever since the killing of Sitting Bull,
They manifest intense anger to Agent Nc
Laughlin, and most of them regard the tax
ing off of the old medicine man as murder
outright 1t has been common talk for three
weeks that the red men would accept the
first opportunity offered to massacre the
whites
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THE STATE.
/. HANCOCK COUNTY.

The great R0dlck weir at Bar HarbOr has
held more herring this season than for many
years past, being wonderful sight at times.
Thousands of bushels were turned loose for
want of market. This Is one Of the best
paying weirs on the Maine coast.
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FrIghte n ed by Sound of Firing,

DENVER, Col, January A special to
the Republican from Gordon, Neb, saws;
Hard fighting Is now In progress 10 miles
northeast of here between the Indians and
troops. The roar of guns can be very plain
ly heard. Peopls here are very much fright
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MALE m ELP
ROOMS

DOOMS TO LET-Furnisbed, 500 to $3.50
Ii per week. Slug nights lodging, 30 cts. to
80 cts. MhS HATCH, 96 India street. 30-1
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Walter K. Abel. one Of the proprIetors Of
the Baltimore Sun, Is dead, aged AZ.
Monseigneur Labele, Canadian sub-mIn-
lister OF agriculture and colonization, Is dead.
The wife Of Admiral Gherardi, u. s, N,
died yesterday at BROOKLYN
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LOST AND FOUND

A PROTESTANT GIRL t, do general house
~ work. Apply at
decSOd1w 1O2 SPRUCE STREET.
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FEMALE HELP.

w ANTED-Bya young lady of experience,
w employment 10 do dressmaking by the
day In private families. Terms reasonable. Best
of city reference. Address Immediately, "A"
p. o. Box $685. city. 2-l
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Gen. Forsythe Believed.

OMAHA, Neb., January "A special from
Pine Ridge asency says that this afternoon.
from Washington, Gen. Forsythe was re-
lieved of the command Of the Seventh Cav.
airy, pending an Investigation of the Wound
ed Knee affair. Major Whitesides succeeds
to the command OF the regiment Major
flseSluss @ ssiu hten sae aar th was , an accident
squaws were merrily peltiDg the searching
party with bundles of rags. The accepted
reason for Gen. Forsythe's relief is the man.
ner In which his troops were placed in the
Grhf
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Mccarthy Of Portland Reinstated.

NEW YORK, January 3.-The Amateur
Athletic Association at its meeting today re-
instated j. A. Mccarthy Of Portland
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OBITUARY.
Or. Chester hemenwaY.

DR.. Chester Hemenway. the well known
dentist, died early Saturday morning at 5651
Congress street, aged "a. The cause OF his
death was typhoid fever. DIR. Hemenway
came to Portland two years ago from Averill
Park, N. Y, and started in business. He
was graduate Of the Albany Dental Col
lege. He leaves wife, who has the SYM
pathy of all. His two brothers came from
Troy, N. Y, and were present when death
came. DIR. Hemenway had made many
warm friends In Portland
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DIR. j. B. Lamb, formerly Of Linc~invllle,
departed this life in the city Of hursons.
Kansas, December Goth. The doctor prac-
Llced medicine for a number Of yars In
Camden. In 1860 he moved West and when
the war broke out he was made surgeon OF
the 35th Missouri Volunteers, and acte0 in
that capacity until the close OF the war. He
was brother Of DIR. II. A. Lamb of this
city, aud Of DIR. j. G. Lamb Of Salem, Mass.
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Isaac Sawtelle's counsel claim that Hiram
Ticker, a government witness, now says he
wa mi,taken when he gave his testimony.
Takers statements were as to the time the
Willeys delivered certain loads Of lumber
and were regarded as having an important
bearing on the case. '-'''1
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Wanted.

WANTED = Young lady bookkeeper would
w like position, In or out of the city; willing
TO begin on snail wages; can furnish reference.
Address 81" Daily Press Office Bill
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NOTICE IL H~REBY GIVEN. that
~ the subscriber has been duly appointed and,
taken uDOn himself the trust of Administrator,
with the will annexed of the estate of
ALLEY HAWKES., late of Windham,
in The county of Cumberland, deceased. and given
bonds as the Law directs. all persons having de-
mands upon the estare of said dec ased, are re-
quired to exhibit he same; and all persons in-
debted to said estate are called upon to make
payment to
JAMES +. HAWKES.,
Administrator. with the will annexed.
Windham, Dec 16h, 1890. dec22d I aw3wTus
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Local Weatf1cr EOpart.
PORTLAND, Me-, January 4, 1890.
MaaffiaK OnaarystIona.

M san daily ther.... 1876 Max. vel. wind. ..12 N
Maximum tner- 1873 Total precip.. u
Minimum thsr..... GA
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

r w. Haines of Hotel CoburD, Skowhe-
gan, has recent been down to Mouse Island
looking over the "Samoset House" and try
ing to make arrangements to bring water
from Decker's pond to the Island, about one
third of mile across from Southport shore
where they would get plenty OF run to throw
the water all over the house. He has leased
the Island again and every room In the
house is engaged for whole or part of the
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The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,


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M ANTED-A situation by an intelligent
w American lady as housekeeper or to care
Tor an invalid or oung children. Address
MADAM, Box 789. Auburn, Maine. Reference
given "a
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w Vampers and keece
w operators at once at WEBB & CUSHING'S,
Cross street, 21-t
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A GLOWING TRIBUTE
FROM
Skilled Physician.
DANA'S IS KING

THE FOLLOWING GLOWING TRIBUTE TO
THE WONDERFUL EFFICACY oFDANA'S
SARSAPARILLA,A LAS A GENUINE BLOOD
PURIFIER, is ENOUGH TO CONVINCE THE
MOST SCEPTICAL, COMING AS IT DOES
FROM A PHYSICIAN WELL KNOWN IN
EASTERN MAINE AS ONE OF THE MOST
SUCCESSFUL PRACTITIONERS IN THE
MEDICAL FIELD, AND WHO is ALSO AN
ACTIVE CHRISTIAN WORKER IN THE
CHURCH TO WHICH HE BELONGS: -
IsLEsBoBo', Me-, Oct. 2S, 1890.
DANA SARsAPARILLA Co.:
Gents: While have always steadily refused
to lend my influence to any Patent Medicine what
ever, | feel that the time has come when duty de-
mands that / should write and tell you OF the
wonderful effects of DANA'S SARSAPAltlLLA
in my own family.
Some four years ago my little daughter began to
show symptoms of ScrOfula, which IN snort
time developed into the most severe and ma
iignant type ever saw. l am free to confess
mat tested my skill to its utmost extent. used
tne most reliable specifics known TO MdtertG
Medtcd consulted with other physicians, but,
9esplte all l could do, saw that she was failing
day by day.
At this time bottle of DANA'S came into my
nands and knowing of several cures performed by
II, decided TO try II in my little daughters case;
but assure you had but little faith. / COM
meneed TO give it in small doses, diluted with
water, and to my surprise and great joy In less
than ,oeek she began TO Improve, and Continued
to do so very rapidly. Two bottles built the
bridge to the shore Of health. The third one
brought her across all right. In fact CURED her
She Is now twelve years of age, and as write
can hear her ringing laugh, she is enjoying life
with her schoolmates. ] CONSIDER 1T THE
GREATEST BLOOD REMEDY KNOWN TO
MAN.
Yours respectfully,
L. W. HAMMoNDs, MD.
Only sarsapariIla GUARANTEED to cure.
anE MWm@fo
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Found,
MISCELLANEOUS.

SMOKED SHOULDERS 71acents per pound,
- ate. A. ROUNDS, cor. Boyd and Heath ITS.
SOL
DARTIES having schooner vessel for
IL Sale, of about sixty tons, can hear of "A
purchaser by addressing THOMAS Il. HAGAN,
Bath, Me. 242