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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
CoNDHn8HD DISPATCHES
The Pith OF tho News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day

A violent wind did much damage in Pitts
bursh and several persons we're injured
Saturday.
Weymou!h's brewery, Buffalo, N. Y,
was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon.
Loss. 500, 900.
The wholesale drug house Of Hunniston,
Keeling & CO.. Like street. Chicago,
burned Saturday. Loss, 100000.
About 25 inmates escaped from the burn
iug insane asylum near Nashville. Tenn,
Friday night. Six lost their lives in the
flames.
Walter Damroscb, Secretary Biaine's
| con in-law, 10 conducting free Sunday con-
certs for the working people Of New York.
The last ons was attended by about 5000
persons.
French government mt not to allow the new
war.hip, which have just been completed
at Toulon for the Chilisn government, to
leave that part for Gillian waters.
For the ninth time Isaac Smith, under
| sentence of death for murder. was respited
Friday night by Gov. Campbell of Ohio.
| The execution is fixed now for May 2S,b.
This is to enable the legislature to consider
special bill row pending concerning
| Smiths case.
Ten more Michigan Central passenger
conductors have been dismissed, making q
in ail. The discharges we're brought abou'
through spottsrs. who claimed to be out Of
funds and desired to be given free ride,
thus inducing the conductors to violate one
Of the company's rules.
| A fire broke out in the basement Of the
Lowell Jail Saturday afternoon, among
come cotton waste stored there by Walter
Coburu. con.on batting manufacturer
| The fire department thrust their bose piper
through the barred windows and simply
drowned the FIRE. The loss will not b;
heavy.
The Hamburg American line steamer
Suevis, concerning whose whereabout.
considerable anxiety was felt since sbs
was reported on Thursday. in = disabled
condition, co miles off LizHd. arrived a
Plymouth safely q. 7. 40 Saturday morning
The Suesis left New York Feb. 10, fol
Hamburg.
The will Of Jane d. Robinson, widow oi
John J Robinson, Providence, bequesthet
about $50. 900 to public charities in Rhode
Island and New York city. The New Jsr
sey home for the education and care oi
feeble minded children .. vjneland, N. J
is residusry legstee OF the remainder oi
the estate.
A prominent membe, Of the French com
mi,iee on the invitation tn the Chicsgi
Worli's Fair Gays: Unless the United
States Congress protects French trade
marks, the Chamber is unlikely to gran
much money. The question Of trsds mark
will be q great obstacle 70 the suecess ol
Chicago interests In France"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
Dssth Of a PIomiosnt Th oms sson CIT
.xoD
LoBsrERs AND LAW.
Particularly Flno Poin's Concevnirs {
the Long ard ehort OF Them.

RocxLAsp. Me-. March l5.-Tbe case Of
Jesse NJ. Peabody Of Thomsston, fish and
game warden, vs.. Ebenezer M. Staples. W.
W. Staples and c. w. S,ockbYidge of Han.
cock county, TO recover the penalties fol
shipping q large number Of ehort HOLSTERS
measured and condemned by Peabody on
their arrival at Rockland in transit for Bos-
ton ard other points West, Just tried in the
| Knox S. J. Court, is Interesting from the
| humber of short Holsters condemned. the
prominence of the psrues, the nice points
| of la~ raised and from the fact tha. a
| counter suit has b,en instituted BY the de-
| PENDANTS in the Hancock CCua:y Supreme
Judicial Court TO recover from Warden
Peabody about s2G8 for long Holsters sold
| by Peabody at the time Of the seizure OF
short lobsts rs, under the law which made
that one Of the penalties Of shipping short
| Holsters mixed with long ones.
The defendants clsim in the Hancock
county suit In which they become plaintiffs
| that latter enactment deprived him Of the
right to sell the long lobster because of
the short cnes. The money for the long
lobster sold at the time Of the seizure was
turned over 10 the county commissioners
who are represented in court by B. Webb
Counce Of Thomaston. who was at the
time one Of the commissioners.
1t lie said that there are large numbe r
Of divorce cases to come before the pres-
ent court. A number Of applications have
already been heard.
In the case OF Lernond of Warren bound
over by Judge Siarrett Of Thomsston for
assault upon Road Commissioner Wiley for
trespassing upon his private land End re-
moving distractions TO travel over that land
the Grand jury refused to iudict Lermond.
Tie imp lcstioa is ths. where parties traver-
sing public rosd turn sside on account of
srow, or Jack Of snow. wAshouts or any
other cause TO find n way across private
grounds. they do so by custom and suffer-
ance merely, and that they have no legal
right TO do 50. and the owner Of said lands
hiss right to forbid and obsruct such pas.
sage over his lsid and that no road COM
missioner has any right to NEEDLE with
such obsructons.
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AT GAY HEAD eUNDAY.
Why the oaIsna aud Nina Were
Wrecked.

9AYHEAp, Mas, March Is -Uoited
States steamship Gslens is high MP on the
beach, brosdside on. She Ia full Of water,
her hull badly hogged, mAinmast bead
spruug. jib and stsysail flying, and rigging
covered With ice, which extended 10 the
mssibeads. The sea broke over The ship
constantly from 1913 Friday night uo.il
midnight last night. when the heavy west
southwest wind changed to northwest, mod
erasing somewhat and making the sea CON-
psrxtIvely smooth where ths wrecked YES
sells lay.
The steam tug Nina lies head on and 20
op on the beach that persons can walk
aboard her at low wafer. IL lies perfectly
quiet the only water in her bring little in
her FIRE room aft. The Galenas s.afboard
boats we're washed from their dsvits and
thrown upon the beach where they we're
broken in pieces and burned by the sailors
| in their forts to keep warm. The officers
and crew we're distributed among the few
dwelling houses at Gay head and all are
filed to their utmost capacity. The Only
| church in the place 10 appropriated for
| temporary lodginx house. TIE II United
States seamsn forcing themselves suddenly
upoh Gay I'D inhabisn,s make it neces.
| ssfy to scour the iocslity for provisions.
| The shipsreckei men were gotten ashore
with difficulty on account Of the terrible
| ses, IL taking seven and one half hours be-
| ing consumed in operation.
Lieut.. Commander George A. Bichneil
OF Gslsna states: "At 8 p. NJ, on the
18th inst Of Essson's Neck, the vessel en-
countered dense fog With . heavy wind.
| When Block Islaad was reached the fog
lifted 90 that Block Island Light House
could be distinguished. and were era5led
70 get orr bearings and shape the vessels
course for Vineyard Sount Light Ship and
Gay hssd, which course waSsiven to tugNiBa
east of south. Soon after the fog shut
down .. dense ~ before. We say just g
red giimmer Of Gsyhead light Of s.arboard
bow, about 80 minutes before the vessel
struck. We supposed IL about 10 miles
distant. We neither ssv nor heard any.
thing Of Vineyard Sound lishAhip. When
we supposed the ship between Vineyard
Sound lightship and Gsyhesi, the tus
was stopped By sisnai, aad another course
given from Galens. northeast 4 north, ie
! take tow out by Gsyhesd into viseya,t
!, Sourd. but before ihstow could be ftssigb.
ened out the vessel struck the beach.
81 vas on deck when the ship struck, viii
Easign H. 4. Field. Breakers were reporte,
immediately before the ship sRuck, bu
J because Of The strong south .rly current AM
. violent south southwest wind biovlps
the ship cou'd not Be turned qaictI
2 enough 10 avoid the dissster. A line ~
fisated ashore from the GAlens by mean
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Another Fire Added to Destruction.
Itaiy's Vehement Protest.

ROME, March II The Isa'isn govern
ment has instructed Baron De Fav., the
Isahsu minister At Washington TO present a
vehement protest TO the United Ststes gov
ernnent sgsinst the action of the mob at
New Orleans. yesterday. The United
States government: has promised to make
an investigation. Baron De FAvs, in a
di.patca to Marquis Di Rudini. the Italian
premier and foreign minister, etstes that he
has protested against the iDsction of the
local officials of New Orleans, and that Mr..
Blaine. the American seeretary Of state,
had expressed horror at the act Of the New
Orleans mob. promisiog that he would
Immediately take the orders OF the Presi.
dss. in the nstter, aud that his decision
would be communicated to the I,alisn gov
eminent.
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Laughed apd ra,d Their Fines

DENVER. March I5.--There was novel
a. well as iudicrous scene in the lover
house Of the Legislature Friday morning.
A motion was made the previous day 20
% ,urn until $50 o'clock this morning
Il WAS intended "a n joke. but was adopted.
At the appointed time about a dczen
members from the country districts sp-
psarsd and spend the early hours of the
morning sending ont to arrest absen:ees.
Many of then were brought into the House
before they had had their breakfast, atd
all the arrested legislators were fired one
days psy.
Ex-Speaker Eddy. who made the molten
which Gxed the hour for convening, wat
fned three days psy, or Sal, for 10; 81
pearinv on time.
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Bangor ana Atoostook r siiroad Mat
tfI8

BANGOR, March l5--The subscribtrs to
the articles Of association Of the Bangor &
Aroossook Rail.osd, a corporation estab-
lished and existing under the laws Of Msine
to which ss d ,ailrosd company a certificate
has been duly issued by the secretary Of
state under date February Is. A. d. 1891,
as provided in section 3, chapter 5, Of the
Revised Statutes of Maine, WAS in session
Saturday afternoon At the lag Office of
Appleton g. Chaplin to transact business
connected with operations ia the immediate
future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
lTALY'S SUBJECTS
Y9a Among Victims Of New
Orleans Massacre.
SscfstiPy Ralns's Latter 10 Gov. nelens
Coaoellial tho natt0.
Circuit Court Judges. Dshsins 0sa PEI.
, plsxitiss and oummes vacatiops.

| WARRINGTON, March Is. - Secretary
Blaine tonight sent the following tsleRsan
10 Governor Nichols, at New Orleans:
II has been represented to the Psesidsne
BY the minister Of Italy accredited to this
government, that among the victims OF the
deplorable massacre which took place In
the city Of New Orleans yesterday. we're
na .Ssee OF more , ,aoJec.' 2. ,ns n'ns eI l'aly:
fvhioh undsr ,hs consti.ntion IL The AZ.
pfeme law OF the lAndl guarantees .
italian subjeces domiciied In the United
states "the most constant protection Of
persons and property -wakiuE them amen.
able, on the same basis - our own citisenss
TO the laws OF the Unikd Ssases and the
several states, IN their due and orderly
adninisraAon.
The fresldent deeply regrets that she
citizens OF New orleans should % dispafaee
the purify and adequacy OF their own judi
ciai tribunals ~ to transisr 10 to the pas-
sionAte Judgment OF mob. but tho Ques.
tion should have been ad1udRed dsspAssion-
ateiy and by settled rules OF law. The
government OF the United States must give
TO her subjects the friendly power OF secue-
ny which II demands Tor our own citizens
when temporarily under foreign jufisdic-
tson. IL 10 the hope of the Pfesidenf thas
You viii cooperate with him IN maintain
ing the obligations OF the United States
towards the Italian subjscts who may be
within the perils Of tbs present excitement
that further bloodshed and violence may
he prevented and all Offenders against the
law may be promptly brought TO Justice.
wUnov, p,.c.a.r, 4, D,r,or.t,c
r,,..
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Kstcaens Used at the Biddsiord
House.

BippEroRp, March 1.-THE Biddeford
House has been shrouded in darknets fel
two nights. A bill Of $66 for idcsndeseen
light service wss presented at the ho,e
Thursday, and the money ret being forth.
coming, the electrician carried out BIZ
instructions from the company and shut "A
the lights. Kerosene lamps are the only
means of Illumination in use in the hose
now.
John Hayes, one of the 6,st Irish resi-
dents OF Biddeford, died Friday night.
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Plans for the Summer.

WAsuIsoroS, d C., March I5 Score.
tsry and Mrs. Noble expect to visit The
Ye.is~stone Park the comios summer and
ride upon the ffst stsamboss that ever piled
the waters In t1at secluded place. The
boat has just been put together. II was
built In the East ard taken TO the end Of
the railroad In sections, then csrted oven.
land by I20 hor,es. President and Mfs.
Harrison will enter their cottage at Cspe
May. N. J., Immediately after their return
from the Pacific slope. vhi.bef they start
in early April. Attorney General Miller
and PostmssteR-General Wanamakef snd
their families will be In Washington quits
all the summer. Secretary and Mrs. Rask
will spend the heated term at their home In
Wilconein.
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Bound over.

There vas hearing defore Judge Stew
ems Saturday in the case Edsard McCor-
mick a. the Chelsea court. Mccormick il
charged with fspe on little Maude Emef.
son Feb. 25th. Mccormick plead MOI
guilty, but sfsefwards acknowledged though
denied 1t was rape. He vas put undei
5000 bonds. Deputy Sheriff Geo. II
Ames deserves much credit for tue skiI
with which he has worked up the case
Mccormack 10 married man with vif,
and two children living in Gardiner. tn,
little Emerson girl is the daughter Of goc,
pa1sntAgs.
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First Application i,r q Direct Tex

The fret application for repayment Of
the direct tax under the act Of the last
Congsess Was received At ,hs treasury de-
psr,ment Friday. II wss from Governor
Hill OF New York and the smount Of
money called for vas about o.. .225, 900.
The application must be scfutinizsd By
the Hfth auditor. the comptroller and the
commissioner Of internal reveous, tbs ON
csr who made tbs original colls ions.
When the account 10 verified = draft Of the
smours will be sent 10 the Governor Of
New York. the money to be held In trust
for distribution to tbs persons Who psid the
tsx on their heirs.
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A Prominent Leadsr.

LouIsvnLE. Ky, March I5.-John C..
Wickli6e, one Of the leaders Of the New
Orleans mob, is native OF Kentucky. son
Of ex-U. 8. Attorney Grips Wickhns Of
Bsrdstovn, Ky. He has been living in
New Orleans for the past five years - as
sociste editor Of the New Delta.
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New City OF Wes.brook Eiects
OiiicsTs

Oiiicsfs
SAcARR.rrA, March l5.-The new city
of wes'brook elected the following city
cf'icers on Saturday: Mayor. Laander
Vale inc; city clerk. Thomas NJ. Lewis
aldermen. Temple II Snow, Woodbury. x
Dina, Charles W. bennett, Mshlon
II. Webb, John 4. Warren, Stephen A.
Cordwell, Roger A. Foss, Hugh A. Crsigie,
Chas. r. Goodell, Thomas J. Foster, Frank
II Grant, Arthur X. Walker, Isish Leigh
ton; school committee, Tburston s. Burns,
Thomas P. Smith. Edwin j. Haskell, Hsr-
land T. Libby, Walter V. Knight, Edgar
NJ Cousios, Frank II. Cloudmap, Mill Il.
Aver, Lyman IL. Walker, John A. Clark.
Republican, the mayor and | | aldermen
Democratic, clerk and two aldermen.
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Fire at Brooklyn, n. r.

NEW York. March I5.--Early this
morning fire did $4,000 damage to the resi-,
dence Of Gen. F3wsrd b. Fowler, 532
Monroe street Brooklyn. VIM. Fowler,
aged %. suffocated in his room.
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4 LITTLE LIBERTY
Attempted BY Knights, The Pe'
land Wife Murderer.
Lander Valentine. niJoR Of City d
VNtblock.
Short Ii bstess end Lops Lobstsss and
Highway Law.

THonAsros, Me-, March l5-Georse
Knights, the Poland wife murderer who
has been in State prison nearly 81 years.
attempted to escape today. He has been
at work in the prison stable snd had con-
siderable liberty. He Vas seen walking on
the railroad track BY man and reported
At the prison. Officer Charles Pierce re-
captured knights sud returned him to his
old quarters.
Death Of q PIomiasnt Thems ston Cit
izsn.
Joshua A, Fuller, . prominent citizen,
tiei today, aged so. He was . native of
Castine and has been resident Of Thom-
aston over go 3ea's. He was deacon Of
the Congregational church and one Of the
firm supporters OF his church. He leaves
Q son and daughter.
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The Dark Cloud had a Silver Lining.
READ THIS!
o SUFFERING WOMEN !

Mrs. EVA I. FOWLER resides ut
Hampton Centre, Me, and as the
bright October sun shone upon her face,
glowing with health, as she stood upon
the piazza of her little cottage. it was
hard to realize that only Il few months
ago she was Fastening towards the
grave rs fast as disease could do its
fell work Listen to the story she told
us -
am now twenty-one years old and
last winter found myself failing rapidly.
My side and back were so lame it
hurt me to breathe. felt TIRED
conid get upstairs only with great difficult
ty- | had "A very bad cough. Ny ap-
petite failed me. and after eating the light
est food would have terrible distress
at the pit of the stomach. could
not sleep. Night after night would have
to get up and sit UP after one o'clock uu-
til morning. tried Cod Liver Oil and
other medicines, but received no benefit.
But. am happy to say. TWO BOTTLES
OF DANA'S SARSAPARILLA CURED
ME COMPLETELY"
A positive cure for diseases Pc
culiar to women. GUARANTEED
TO CURE. Don't Suffer. Get a
bottle now.
DANA SARSAPARILLA co,
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oIoNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications tor ths Next ~
Hours


WAR DEPARraEsr,
OfHee Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsaIsarop, March l6, A. M
For Maine: Fair; warmer. southerly
winds.
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Gwen m ,nt Tug Wreck d While Com.
ing to Rescue.

New BEDFORD, Mass, March l5.--The
ovsrnment tug Triana went ashore on
Schooner ledge, Guilty hunk, at 9 this
morning. She now lies brosdsije on with
the tide ebbing and flowing in her.
The vessel was going to Galens, mis-.
taking Csnnipitsett for Tsupaulin Cove,
headed in. The life savers found her
coming in. and not having red fire. burned
fash lights. The vessel did not see them
and went ashore. The tug has two holes
in her bottom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
THE GRAND MISTAKE,

THE GRAND MISTAKE.
WHEN YOU HAVE SOUR
STOMACH,
EELCAiNG OF WIND.
HEART sURN.
HEADACHE, DIZZINESS.
SPOTS E-FORE THE EYES.
NEURALCtA,
PAIPrTATiON OF TIE HEART.
coSTivsNEsS.
LOSS or GPiTtTS.
IRRITABLE TErlprR,
AND OTHER CON- PLtCATioNs.
DON'T RUIN YOUR BODY BY
TAKING FCiS1IoU3 D3uGS.
USE KiCXA?OO iNCiAH
SAOVt.
PREPARED - THE. fNpihf;S
FROM HERBS. eA7KS AND
LEAVES.
NlagApoa lNllaM sheWA
Ea.. safe ~ al 1srsygi-ts.
TEE KscAaPo0
aSEn3Eal NGshs killei.
4 The Cl.iIdreas. savior.
es.sf liz MI dry. .',-ss...
u Cents PsF Box. Five Box = for 80.
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fcy @ais oy to VT.
FOR SALE.

nrr9eer Of desirable residences In Ausests,
Me-. vsrTins IN pr'oe from $3.50 70 A,stV<e; al
- rsversi "a 10 Is acre piaosa IN the fnburos O
this csty orc tvua story hosse aud lot In LEWISTON
Me A rulnher o. farms In KennehUo coanty
vGytus In pricc from el3oO 20 $4,000. Houses
And tone mems to let II. W. WarJgHouss, At
tofnsv. AaauHs. Esine. fsnldf
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WEDDING OAR DIS

ras RsnpsSes JeaHnal Jss Isspsrt-zsei
4, spisndfdly equipped for sSiar all
kf~ds Of wedding printing, snnesnss-
.ents. favfsassens, cards, ete-' IN shs
latest and most approved styles. II hns
Ao~e an enormous a1sans "fshss sisss
Of work dusine the past ysar' Il. or
aers soni.s nre0 all rarss OF TIE
s,.s.. No better work In this HAS war
.vsr done In the state. with the s"nsiAs
rear, It's eAeliftiss far this kind Of wovh
IN be sssi, farthsr Increased, sTs"ns IT.
,.s.,s sh,ass hsins . sss.t'f~' hair line
..r,p-typs ~ which " h .".st-a to
s,-,s..s engraved work % slsssiy tAas
very s.~ s.e detect the asnsrssss.
r.x-. r.ase.ssts. ssas ssr sr,sss sns
.ADrieste
srELEIeH = ELySr.
.. Efrs-sse- Essss
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The npnb grew larger At every corner.
Here ard there few cheers greeted them,
and there were shouts Of "Who kiiia de
chief?" the watchvord with which every
Italian was greeted in New Orleans today.
When the mob reached the prison it wss
soon seen thst it vas as thoroughly orgsn-
ixed ss q military body. The 200 or 20 men
with gus drew up 10 front Of the main gste
on Orleans street; other squads went to
IRENE, Marais and Sc. Anne fsreets, com.
p!e:sly suYroundirg the prison, 20 ~ "a
render i: impossible for the prisoners to be
slipped sway by eide or rear entrance. II
vas also seen thas sone one had, evidently
| By previous arrangement, dumped . mum.
Der Of large beams on Marsis street ct the
side Of the prison where they could be con
yeriently used by the mob - bstteIinl
rams il it became necessary to force in shl
docrs. As there was no building being con
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