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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-25
THE FUNERAL SERVICES
At the Late Home Of senator Plumb -
lnterment Takes Place To-day.

EMrosIA, Kan, Dee pa The T
| mains Of the Is:e Senator Pre- TOR
b. Plumb were buried today Flags on
the pa bic baildirgs were dIspl,yed at bali
mast and nesrly sill the business house.
and private residences were drsped in
mourning. IL wasa private funeral, the
services being at the family residence, q,
which only members Of the family, con-
gressional delegations and few chosen
friends were pretent.
Thejsersices consisted only Of prayer by
Rev. DR.. Cordley and the hymn abide
with Me, sung BY the choir of the Clngre-
gatioualist church The procession formed
ID front of the residence to escort the
funeral car to the church. At the church
the essket was plsced upon = ca'afslque
raised On dsis, The Id removed and the
features of the distinguished ktnsan ex
posed to The gaze of the people. who as
thy passed the iuneral bier, plseed upon
il flowers, wrestns and various floral de-
signs. Al . o'clock the funeral services
were held at the church, at the cor elusion
Of which the procession proceeded TO the
cemetery, where the remains OF the senator
were placed in their last resting place.
Among those present at the funersl were
Cav. Humphrey and sxf, state officers,
members Of the LEGISLATURE. various civ il
and military organizations, delegation, from
business, political and social ORGANISATIONS
various cities Of The state. Rev D.. Cordiey
delivered the funeral -ermon. The cema-
terry services were conducted by the g.,
A. Il.
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CANADA,S BANKS.
Statistics Which Show the Trade Rela-
tions with the United States.

OTTAWA, Oat., Dec. "a The publica-
ii % Of The governments statement showing
the condition Of bsoks shows that on the
80 h nit there was due TO Canadian banks
from banks and branches in the United
States $50. 800 ,0C0, against si1 500, 900 on
the corresponding date Of LAST year.
Although balances due from Grea,
Britain show an increase Of over 8 Co.,
900, the amount due, some S., 1850, 900. ID
small and Insignificant ~ compared with
figures which represent the United States
indebtneas to Canads for prodacss impotts
irto that market from the Dominion.
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RBDMOND BLBCTBD
Over DaVltt al Waterford, lre.
lapd, BY 546 Msjnity.
The PiEelli!ss Go Wild With Joy oItt
Taeir Victory.
Dayitt Loses His Temper and His tEly
Talk Is Resented.

D,RIIs, Dee. s+.--The official recount
Of the Waterford eiee'ioa shows Mr., Red
n,,nd has received l!ss, making msjority
over Mr.. DAvltt Of $40 snsteAd Of +ss -
fret reporssd, The announcement Of the
official figures vas followed by scene Of
wildest enthusiasm. 1t 10 customary for
the defeated candidate 10 sscord the vote
of thaaAs aud Mr. pavlt did not fail In
this duiy. hc took occasion TO add, however.
that hs would rather lose the election than
wia by eoma,nsi terta~ism Aud ,ewdyism.
This remark provoked nost uproarious
au,barsi and proiest from the Parnellitss
sna for time it looked - though the Of
tc,sl CANVASS would end ina free nsht,
Some Of the more hot headed shook their
ti-,s 10 Dsviu's face And threatened him
with all sors of dire puuishment. Amid
the noise aud coofusion could be heard the
cries of shane" and coward and for q
,ine the position Of the defeated candidate
was very precsrieas. The uprosr continued
several mihates, when the police
inleryened aud by threats aud the
f,es use Of physieS, force succeeded
in resteriIg something like order.
When MIR. DAyitt withdrew from the count
lag room he WAS escorted TO the hotel BY
numbor Of policemen, Both MIR. Redmond
and Mr., Dsvitt left Waterford this after
noon, and started for Dablin. A dctacb.
ment Of hussars escorted Mr., Dsviu to the
railway station, He was offered no moles-
tstion. MIR. Redmond was escorted by .
large number OF his supporters. sho en-
gagged the services Of several bands OF
music.
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Railruabs { Steaurbns1s
nlIME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject ySy,
29sh. 1891.

GOIM0 wEST-sE 4. n. for Levfstoa
Rockiand, Po'tlxnd, Boston and Montreal; ,As 4
n for HsiioveH, Gardner And 3ou,ts f3s,gi A.,
1910 A. Il. for Brunsvi K, Lewiston, SzYusnstan
Eockiand, Portiaad and Boston, eonneetins 10,
White Mountain Points. 100 r. n 70,
HAIyovell, Gardner and souts Gardiner: All
r. N. for Branssick, hstn, PJzIsad, sestor
and Saturdays only, for Kocklaa ., sIs p. n. to,
RalIowsL, Gzfdlref and soatf Gardiner; u of
r. n might f1iim&nl Tor LeNfstoz, Bath, Por,
and and Boston.
GOING EAsT-1lo A. n. might sxprsss) 70,
sfovhegAn, Befast, Bangor, Bar Hsroor, 81
Stephens, st. John and Aroostocr Corncy: . ~
n. for Waterviiis. Sfovhegan and Bangor; 3.s.
Bingham, bkoghssAn, Belfast, Dover and
FOR ruf;, Bangor, Bar Harbcr, 81. Stephens
St. John and Aioosboak County; And Sc nfay.
Only, ~ SB 4. NJ fer Bangos.
me Sigh Pullman Trxias run saeL waz ever
night, Sundays In duded. but not TO skowh.san
Monday mornings, o. 10 Belfast, Dexter, OF
beyond Bangor. on 3un iay mornings.
The day express trains going West at 10. 10 A
N and FAST at AS r. N. run daily, sandAys in
GUIDED. between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
and 81 John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Aaxasta
leaves South Gardiner, s.Z5 A n; 10 and I q
J.. NJ; Gardiner, ss A M. t.zn and AS r. II.
HalovsIi, s.39 A. NJ, t-D and $50 p. n.
Through tickets to California and all potr;s
South and West may be had Of H. a Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only ofhsa in Ansusts
selling via all roltes and checking baggage free O.
expense.
PAYsos TUCKER. Vice Pres. & Gent N 4nassr.
re. BoOTHBY, GenT Psss. and Ilexst As't.
Portland, Nov. %, 1881.
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MINE.OWNER DAVIES DEAD.
Might Have Been n Gold King, Int /.
Poker story is His Oni, Legacy.

CmIcAeo, Dec ~ John Davies. The
minin. expert. tici a, the Sherman House
Mondsy night of pneumonis.
Mr.. Dawes made sri lost several for
tunes in Colorado and California, bus he
died almost penniless. lie was the 0riginal
owner of The Luie Chief mine. near Load
vile, which he sold ten yesrs ago tor $780,
900 1t was Afterwards SOLD for 81 900 900,
There ia not n oiiner 10 the West who
hss rot heard of the great poker game
al Lssdsille ia which Davies got M
from the iable $4,000 loser. The
ncSt night he not only recovered
his losser, bus won GOO additional
Drunk or sober. no one could deceive him
HIN on the value or possibiiities Of mine
but money 81 pped through his fogere like
80 much water. He gave isIga .ums Of
money to charitable societies at Denver,
Lesdville aod other towns.
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MURDER AT BOSTON.
Josephine Brown Killed by r. J.
Scannell Of Lawrence. Mass.

Bosros, Dec. 23-A woman Of dissoluts
character, named Josephine Brown, aged
about 35, was shot ard killed cary ihil
morDiog in . room in the Sudbury HOUSE
on Sudbury street, by young man whc
registered ~ r Scanneli of Lawrence
Mass. The couple came to the house
! about ii so last nigh. The murderer es-
capped by means Of the fire escape. The
reputation Of the Sudbury Hou,e is not Of
the best.
The murdered woman vas seen at the
corner Of Washin ston and Hanover streets
in company with teo men. The men were
quAlreiling and one, the supposed mur
oerer, pulled a revolver Aud threatened to
shoot the other. The woman got her
companion into . herdic and they were
driven to the Sudbury House. The other
man ran after cab and reached the hotel
first and was at the door when the others
arrived, but there was TO denomination OF
any kind.
While Scannell was registering the clerk
called his attention to document protrud'
iDg from his pocket. Scannell sail it wsS
the eeed Of house he had just bought and
paid $500 on it. The general theory is that
the man had fallen ssleep, that the woman
attempted to rob him, and that on being
awakened he shot her.
LAwRENcE, Mass Dec. 24.-There is a
Roger +. Scsnnell. the name thst was reg
istered by the supposed murderer of Jos -
phine Bro ~n at the Sudbury House, Boston,
weli-known to the police Of this city. He
resided here for years and bore = b.d repu
tstion. Some six year, sRo he shot q mau
IN disreputsble house AZ Messet's Cross
ing. Tn. police feel confident he will come
to Lawrence and are keeping a vigorous
wa,ch for him. A sister lives in L,~rence.
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THE GRAVES TRIAL.
DR.. Graves Goes on the Itand and Denies
the Whole BUiness.

DENVER, Col Dec 24r-In the Graves
trial today Mel Dahl, q he mist, testified
that arsenite Of potassium was commonly
used IS . medicine in the hspe OF FoFler's
solution.
Miss SalIie Haniey, formerly Mrs. Barn
sby's maid, testified and aid she bscame
scquainted with Dr.. Grses about three
years $50 She visited st Graves house
and DR.. Graves had been her pt ysician.
DR.. Graves introduced hu toJMr. Bsrna-
by and through bis il daene Mrs. BsrnAby
accepted her as travelling companion and
msid. She Informed DR.. Graves OF Mrs.
Barnaby's intention Of punhasing house
from the guide Bennhtt. This was the
cause Of the threat made byGraves to Mrs.
Barpsby Of appointing guardian for the
| lstref.
Ga cross-exxmirBtion Mo Hsnley said
she threatened Mrs. BArnay with trouble
| if the latter did Eos pay Ter s75 due her
and had told Mrs. Barnaby Z the question
| of appointing . guardian Should cume up,
| it you'd Re we'll to have her on Mrs..
| Bsrnaby's side.
/ DR., Graves went on the shrd. He sad
he made the az quaintsnce OF Mrs. BsrnAcy
q litIle over three years sp. She soor
Afterwards engaged him a. piysieisn. Afte1
the death Of Mr. Barns5y hi sevised Mrs
Barnaby to contest her husbands will srt
suggested that Lawy er Bsild - the pfopel
person to tske charge Of ths case. Afts,
The compromise of tae conss,ed will ths
witness become Mrs. 3Gnaby's sgent
He said he never advised Mrs. Bsrhsb'
to make sfiisvit that Msrd BarnsbI
was not her dAush.e, ~ testified D,
sam Hlnckiey. He dsnisd having tois
M-s. Barnaby that her husband wiile'
sl0O, 600 to his mistress. H denied havipl
said anything gsinst the hfnabys. - b
knew nothing il jurious TO them The doc
tor said tha: Ms. BAfrsoy was very ex
travssaot and spent sl6, 200 in one year
Be- her sgent be obj cted TO this and wishs'
to reGgn his position, but Mrs. Ba,aso!
would not allow him. He did not kno'
how much Mrs.. BsYnaby had bequesshe
him until the will vss read sftsf her dessh
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soMER8ET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1877, trGiui
viii run rs follows, connecting al Oakland witt
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, WAtsrYiile, An
yastA, sho~hsgan and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 6.a4 A. NJ.
'ig 70 p. NJ; soion ss2 A. NJ, i2-S N; Cara
taBa Fails. .c-5+ A. NJ 'i.o5 p. NJ, Embden, 10.
A. NJ, i.So p NJ, North Anson, ~ NJ, 100 p
"; Anson, III A NJ, i59 p NJ, Madison, 7-se A
s.,sozr.s HorridgeSock, ! 30 NJ, Ri p
~. Sang. siding, y 50 A. AN p. NJ; Sawtalls
crossing, 'sy0z ~. .2-az NJ, arrive Oakland
10 NJ, z-5OP
from Bo ton Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsryills. 5kowhssan AID Bangor:
Passenger trAins leave Oakland, 9.o5 A. NJ, ~
IN. Sawtelie Crossing. 90 A. NJ, IS 90 p. NJ
Bsngs siding, '92s A, NJ, 's.o7 p. NJ; Norridge
voos, Ss4 A. NJ, s.is p. NJ. Msdison, gl;4 a. NJ.
Us p. N. Anson, SA NJ ~ p. North An
son, 10 % NJ. $50 p Embden, 1870 A. N.
100 CAr-atuBk Falls. 10 Is NJ, q Il =.
n. solon. 10 IS NJ. o.isP NJ, arrive Bingham,
il.e0 A. NJ, s.4 y. NJ.
flag stations. At which trains stop on signal oI
nouoe 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson- WM M AVER, sup
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FOREIGN NANlE~.
These English iiO.Ton Guus- Russian
Navy Smokclc>> Powder.

LnSpos. Dec. PA correspondent Of
the Ceuuxl News, writing from Suda bay
on Nov. Is, tsys; II is proposed TO remedy
the defects Of the l0,un gun Of the We
toris by cutting is inches of the maxxls.
This will be done at Malta, whittier tho
first division OF the feet proceeds today.
The shortening Of the gun will uecessitate
altering the sights, and This also will be
effected At Malta. Toe Trafalgar 10 TO
have two submerged torpedo tubes lifted to
her IA the same manner ~ those Of her
sister ship, the Nile, The work will. It 10
estimated, occupy three months, during
which TINS the Vessel will OF
necessity be In dock, ~ her armor
viii have to be pierced. Defects
in this vessels torpedocs have been discov-
cred, and they have been traced TO lmper.
feet work doae by ,he dook,Ard hands ~
Msta. When titns torpedoes for prsc-
tlCe Ia Suda Bay, only one Out OF four ran
straight snJ two uul Of the others Jumped
out of The -Ater 10 the height 0f twenty
feet ana for distsuce Of forty yards.
Tue Whit, bead, did hot appear to have
been damaged 10 any way by this unusual
s5eFraiiou, Torpid ,tlisets and engineers
are much Interested Ia the inti1cpI, and
stH tying 10 discover the csuse of the
jumping, go that II may II possible, be
,n,ruliod sud utilized. IL Ia thought that
IL these dt sttarllyv weapons roald,br mani
puiatsd 40 thst they could be made to
jump ut pleasure ihcit value you'd be
greatly improved, ~ they might be md,
to leap over the nets uf an eoemy's ahip,"
The ldssian navy r0usisu al the present
time Of 36 frst-rs,e vessels. Of which ?s
are 10 III Bal &c and s IA tbe Black sea; ~
s,C0Ad cIas, sLips. - III the Baltic and 10
In lhe Black tea, NS third class ships,
whereof ~ are In the Baltic, 81 In the
Black sea, in ,he ctspiao and 3 At the
port Of Niadiv stock and 20 vessels Of the
fourth class, II bsibg IN The Baltic and y
IN he Black ses. he Russian navy IL
ilicered By two sdnifals IN chief, viz; the
GfAnd Dakes Constantine Nichols witch
and Al, ks AIeIspdrvvi,Ch. II Adnirals, 81
Wee Admifslr, ~ rsar admirAis, 2s5 sape-
,iJf oifoers aud 937 Oiiio,'sof lower grades.
ibeIe are in sddih)n % officers having
control over special and te ecbn,cal services,
such ss naval epsineerr, sunners and pl-
lots and under these AT 329 superior and
G12 lower grade thicers. Ine total num-
btr Of tesrnsp Ard marines 10 the Russian
service 10 80 800
The new British ~srship Edgar returned
TO Davenport. England, On Nov. 2s, from
Portsmouth. DutIng the last steam trisi,
the ship sas not pressed to her maximum
speed Four runs ~eIe made At each rate
Of speed, with the resuu that she made IL
knots with 2000 horses and 10 knots with
si7 horses. Considering Ihst 1t took 49, 600
horses to enkble her 10 attain . speed Of
202 knots. the sms engine power which
gave the ordinary slow speeds was regarded
ss very satisfactory.
A British army officer hes recently been
sent out to Quebec, Canada. to make cit
matte tests OF the new Cordite smokeless
powder. This official has al his disposal .
~ pound gun.
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INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY
For Trying to Keep Sailors from Ship
ping on Lake Vessels.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.--The grand jury
brousht in an Indictment today against
Thomas J. Eiderxip, Thomas Nelson and
Robert Lindbloiz, officers Of the Sesmans'
Union, for conspiracy I: is alleged the
defendants conspirsd TO keep non n'union
seaman from shipping on lake vessels or
from performing cerssin labor ut less wages
wages than the scale established BY the
Seamens' Union.
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SAYBD SAGB'S LIFB
And Nov Sues for 100000
Damages 10 50 Doing.
II. Sage Held LaidlaY BstIeen Him.
self ird the pynamitef
And Laidlaw Received Horrible Injuries
on That Account.

NEW YoRs, Dec a4.-Ths prsliminsr,
steps have been taken by W. X. Lsidisw 4
brokers clerk, for Slo0. coo damages in |.
suit ssains. Russell Sage, for using him .,
9 shield to save himself when Norcross sx.
ploded the bone ia Sags's otfice. Dsc 1,
The suit will be based upon the allegation
that Ssgs aelioerAse,y held LsidiAw be-
tween himself An the menaei1g dynamiter.
with the result thss Ssge's hfe WAS saved
at.ths expense OF terrible il jasies TO Laid
law. Mr.. Lsidlxw is siill an inmate Of st.
Vincent's hospital, snd it will be weeks
before he can leave for his home.
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THE CASE or SAILOR SHIELDS.
IIe Tells His story of Mallreatmcnt b,
the Cbilian Police.

san FRANCISCO. Cal, De. "a Sailor
Patrick Shields who was maltreated in Val
pAraiso by the Chilaas, arrived here Gu
the steamer Keeweens. He told reporter
that while ashore at valparaiso he with a
companion we're srrested by the police.
lie was not treated badly until it-was leard-
ed tbst he was an American. lie said
when this fact became known he WAS
cruelty beaten.
He broke away from bis csptors and led.
but was pursued by . mounted tiliccr. who
rode him down and beat him into insens!.
bility. Without trisl he vas placed upon
the police boat. Through the interce ssion
Of the American consul he was released
and indemnity promised him. The Chilian
ettici sis .sid it would be forwarded 10 Sac
Diogo, but none hss arrived. The officers
Of the steamer report no new on'rsges. but
say that the feeling against the Americans
is intense.
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BOVlitc6. Webster & Co.
a VERY REMARKABLE CASE.


Augusta, Me, Dee =, 1881
To the G'NION MEDICINE CO.:
1t z yes me great pleasure to testify
to the wonderful ~ cure | have ch'aned
hy the use of YOUR Or WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP. h4ye been almost
totally deaf for the past six years from
the ,iT.cts of -eroiula aad generous
humor My ears have been hot
drv and constantly full OF con
fu.ing sounds. | have also suffered
from faininess md stamach tro"blts ;
Af'er iakipg siX bottles OF the
BLOOD sIbUP. find ny hearing
ne. .rh rssto ed can now hear the
clock tick and isycn with pleasure to the
sound of the CITY BELLS, sounds that
I have not been able TO hear for the
FAST SIX YEARS. My stomach trouo
les have entirely disappeared, my gen
cral health has been greatly improved
and have gained THIRTY POUNDS
in weight by the use of YOUR mEDl
CINE recommend its use by sll PER
sons afflicted with diseases arising from
IMPURE BLOOD.
signed Mrs. W. II. Dill
/ can fully subscribe TO the truth OF
the above statement. NO MONEY
would induce me to again see my wife
In the condition she was in when she
commenced to take DIR. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP.
Signed W. II. Dill
Dec. ), 1891
To tie UNION MEDICINE co
have been z eatIy troubled with dys
pepsia for the LAST FIVE YEARS. J
have taken TWO BO CTIES of DR
WILLIAMS BLOOD SYRUP and it.has
benefited me so much, that can NOW
EArHEARTItl and enjoy my foot
signed A. d REMrcK
NIGHT POLICEMAN OF
Augusta. Maine
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NEXT MUSTER
VIII Probib'y ba bud Earlier
In June Or @.
Sanla BunksP Found GuiHy Of PM.
6s9y Il Skayhssia.


EAsGoR. Dec. 24.-Adjaiant General
sui asion 10 this ely OF military matters.
Is Ia probable that the annual muster will
be held earlier than usual mex. year. prob
the ns <. muster viii be The sncampmeas Of
the militia by regiments.
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CAPITAL GUARDS DANCE.


The annual concert and ball Of Co. F
First r inent, NJ V. M, was Fixed fol
Christmas Eve, and though the night va
rainy and dissgree.ble q goodly number
we're present at the concert, and more came
in later to participate 10 the dancing. Fine
music was furnished BY Dennis orchestra
and the neat and tasty dance oIisrs bore i
lis, of IS dances not to mention the extras
Floor Mansger-First Sergeant Iiba II
Keene,
Aids-Sergesnt Asa Chapman. Sergeant
J. A. Woodward, Corporsl Edward G.
Lesvits. Private l.. ID. Bickfofd.
Capitol Guards are to BE- congratulated
on the succe IS of their annual ball.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Loudon is III en.eioped in derse fog
and several des,hs are reported Of people
who have fallen into river, csnsls or ponds
A dips n from Bisritz says there 10 nc
truth in the story that Gladstone vas black
bailed by the E"giish Club Of Biarrnz
Both he and MOI y have been unanimously
elected to the club.
A SPECIAL from Valparaiso says the ru
mots Of intended uprising on the part o
ofFi sers of the dead dictstor's army csuse
III, government to sdopt the utmost precsu
tiops TO prevent such occurrence. Storiei
are also sf rat Of pot 10 kill Ptesiten
Jorge Mont; and ether leading officials o.
the Junta.
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Wa cures
ConsttIla-
ton, l-iv
room
p3aiint, In
digestion,
Los 5 OF
Appetite.
Scrofuld.
~l.It- -.i
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To Speculate in Chicago Land.

ALsAsy, N Y, Dec. 2f-What is said
to be a concern orgauiz I'd for the purpose
Of dealing in Chicago real estate during the
Worlds Fair has been Incorporated here
under the name Of the Washington PAX
Land Company, which Is formed Ito pur'
chase, improve, lease or convey real estate,
the business to be carried on in such
states as the conduct Of said business may
require - The capital is s35 900, divided
ioto sl00 shares.
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Guests Expected at CIarcnce's Marriage

LoNpos, Dec. ~ Among these who are
expected to attend the ClsrcHce-Teok nup-
tials are the Germao Emperor, who will be
accompanied by the Empress, Prince Henry
of Prussia, the Empress Frederick and the
Prussian Prince.ses, The Czarewitch Will
represent his father. Prince George Of
Greece, and the CroTn Prince Of issly will
also be present, and probably ,he Klug an
Queen of IIaly.
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TO DIVIDE THAT -. 900. 900.
Probable Compromise of the Davis Will
Case.

BurrE, Mon, Dec. "a "A great deal OF
interest - felt here in the ne neRoiistlons in
progress for The settlement Of the cele'
brsted Dsvis will ca.e, involving some IS,
600 600. The contestants have made d
proposition, which has been presented tc
the defendants by Henry A. Root. 1t.
terms are not yet known. except that Il
provides for liberal allowance to the coz
testants.
The general idea here is that the case
will never come to trial again. Admins
trstof John A. Davis is absent from the
city and will not retsrn for some days, bu
it 10 expected that all the details vii bs
arranged within three weeks. Col. X. T.
Ingersoll is expected here soon ss one OF
the attorneys. There 10 disposition OR
both sides to eet.le, - the lawsuits art
costing Q great deal Of money.
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II ia cruel for parents to lie: their children
suffer with coughs and colds, which in se
many cssss lead TO consunpdon and prems
tufe death. Give them DR.. Buiis Cough
Syrup. % cents bottle.
Dairymen. stoekmen, hvefy-stsble men
and horse-csf men unite in saving that ns
such horse and cattle lotion % Salvation
Oil. has ever been pu; upon The market
Al eli dealers for % cents.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-25
MOAN, MURMUR, MUIR.
DER.

What 4 bobbery you are
kicking up to be sure. All
YOU need is Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa that will put new life
into you and purify your
blood and act on your st''m-
ach, kidneys and liver. say
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-25
Nearly q Murder.

Bosrox, Dec. "a "A row occurred IN IN
Elliot s0eet liquor saloon tonight over pay
ing for drinks, and resulted in Waller
Goodno, residencc unkaowa, stabbias Luke
E. Avery Of Jamaica PlAins. A vein in The
neck vss severed, bus doctor arrived juss
in time to prevent his bleeding 70 death.
Goodno was srrested, snd Avery has .
chance for recovery.