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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
Debt Reduced 4l1 .oo5. 3e7 10 De
csmbeY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE public debt
vas reduced sll .005 .3g3 during December
The total debt todsy, less each 10 the treas
uyy. is $500. .430 .54i. OF this amount
ssIa ,0i9, ,74c IL interest bearing debt. Ne.
cash or surplus ia the treasury today. s57.-
571 sl2. sgsinst about sis, ,000 ,0o0 on Jan
Let, 1890.
Government receipts during the Decem-
Der past. ssgregste s3l $40. .o39, saaiss
s29 J95 564. in December, 1889. Receipt.
from all sources. from july to Dec. 81,
the FIRST half of the current fiscal year, ae
gre gated s2il. geo, 900 or sls 600 600 mofs
than for the corresponding six months oi
1859
Government expenditures daring the past
sir months. aggregated 500 600 0o0, Of
s25 .Go0 coo more than the expendi'a,s'
during the corresponding months Of 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
Items from Belfast.
I ecial to the KENsEBEc Journal.

BELrAsr, Jan. 9.-Thursday evening
Thomas II. Marshail Post, G. A. r., were
presented with very fine and large book
in a few and we'll chosen words by Messrs.
A, c. Sibley aud ". C. Marshal. The
book IL for the purpose Of putting in a
short description of each and every soldier
in Belfast, bis deeds etc. Also of every
soldier now deceased. The book will be
put in the Pablo Library 50 that the
records made by the war veterans will be
remembered long after the Poet ceases to
exist The gift was q great surprise to them.
Commander Dilworth in the name of the
Post thanked the donors, and remarks
were made by Comrades Wads-
worth, Dyer and Clark. The Post
also received $50 from the ladies' Relief
Corps, and silver cake basket A fine
supper was then se.Yed by the ladies'. ON
seeount of the sickness OF one of the Off
GERS to be installed. it was postponed TO
pext Thursday night
The Sons Of Veterans have dance Sat
urdsy night.
Following are the officers elected by
Timothy Chase Lodge Of Masena; Francis
II. WEIGH, W. M. Frank Field. s. W.
z. L. French, j W; Emery Robbins,
Secretary; G.. A. Qnimby, Treasurer; r
A. Patterson. S. D.; John kuight. J. d.
Alvin Blojgett, Tyler; Fl. J. kilgore,
Trustee.
Elbridge Robertson was srraigued before
Police Judge Rogers Friday. charged with
the spelling Of hat and assault on Captain
George Mahony. The following witnesses
were called and sworn: William Rove. Fl.
E. McDonsld, George Mshoney. Walter
Coombs and Everett Mshosey. Thompson
was for the defense. On reading of the
writ Robertson pleaded not guilty. On the
first charge he was discharged. there being
not sufficient evidence TO hold him On
the second be was hned $40 and costs
which he paid.
Friday Mr.. F. L. Mitchell vas struck By
4 piece of ice falling from A. A. Howe's
store on Main street, cutting bad cash in
his bead and knocking bin against the side
of the brick store nearly stunning him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

FIRE At NEW YORK.
Fifth Avenue and HsIrman's Theatres
Basnsd--Hotsl Damaged.

NEw YoRk, Jan. S.-Ahout midnight,
Fifth Avenue theatre on Broadway and
Twenty eighth street Was discovered Oh
fire. apparently In the back near the
stage Three alarms were turned in, and
the tremen to the place and broke into
the building BY the various entrances
The are had too much healway and soon
broke through the roof. the whole interior
being in flames. Fanny DAvenpors
scenery and costume, uted in the presenta-
iion Of Cleopatra, were destroyed. The
dre spread to the neighboring buildings,
Hermah's Theatre being one. Cooks
sporting goods emporium was soon blazing,
ard six distinct explosions in the interior
caused a stampede in the crowd that
gathered. Harry Miner places the loss on
the Fifth Avenue Theatre at Si25. goo.
Magician Herman says II cost him $685.
600 TO reft DockstSiter's Theatre into the
present Hefmann's Theatre. Besides los
ing this he lost S25 900 worth Of theatrical
effects and costumes. At ten minutes
Of one hAmlng brand WAS borne
on the strong northwest breeze
and fell on the roof Of the Sturlevsnt
House across Broadway, setting the hotel
on fre. The guests hustled out amidst
great excitement and were hurried
" conveyed 10 numerous near by hotels.
The latest report is Fanny Davenport's loss
Of about $50 900, At 2.i5 A. NJ. the fire
in the SturtevAnt house WAS reported under
control but the upper portion OF the hotel
was pretty badly damaged. The roof had
been burning fully fifteen minutes before
ii WAS discovered, Estimate Of the total
loss as near a. can be learned tonight is
over s5o0, COO. Mrs. Hermann saved her
four pet doves, and her husband said
that his fsvorite trick apparatus worth
$40, 900 vas lost to him forever.
The occupants Of The stores on the west
side of Broadway from 2sth to 29'h streets
burnt district number from lIs5 10 1908,
snd were 1855, J. J. Slater, shoes;
1857. aide entrance to Fifth avenue
Theatre; 1852, Cash Register Co; ll9l,
j. b. Crook & Co, Sporting Goods
1893. l.. Spero, Tailor; 1875, En-
uaBce Herrmanns Theatre; ll97. A. 7.
Kirch, florist, /, ,l99; J. B. White, jeweler,
| 220l; Weisman, florist, Loo; Hannah
A Son. shoes. The goods in these stores
are bsdly damsged by water and should the
walls iopple in, the saivsge would be very
small.
The explosions which came from Fifth
Avenue Theatre. were csused, probably by
the bursting of the gas tanks. The first
came near doiog serious injury 10 the fire
men and several reporters in the building.
Several fremen on the roofs of the burn
ing buildings had narrow escapes. There
were .ome lively scenes in the Brewer
House but no panic. At 2 the fire was
still burning The Fifth Avenue Theatre
10 complete wreck and IIermanns Is not
much better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
THE INDIANS
In 4 Tight al---SHrrouRdsd
BY Troops.
Il Is fhoasAt that ths Band Wild b
lalihihtsd.
Hostiles Stirring Scenes
on the Wsstssu Plairs-

WASHINGTON. Jan. Gen. Sehoceld
this morning received . Telegram from
Gen. Miles, dated Pine Ridge Agency
Jan. Let, ssyios that S.0oo Indians. men,
women and children. including about COO
bucks. are nos eneamped ia the section Of
the Bad Lands. about nftsen miles from
Pine Ridge Agency. There is almost a
Gordon Of troops around them. Gen.
Miles announced that be hoped to be able
70 induce the hostiles 10 surrender without
. struggle. The spot where they are en-
eampsd he describes ~ somewhat like the
laws beds Of California, where the Mcdocs
made their finsl hsht- II is IN excellent
position from the Irdian standpoint. The
avenues Of es,,ape are all closed BY troops.
Gen. Miies says the Iodians have gathered
some cattle and provisions and appear de-
termined to make their tight for supremacy
NJ this point He says he viii make
another effort 10 get them back to the
agency without bloodshed. and in order TO
DO 90 has established regular siege around
this stronghold.
Gen. Sehofeid said this morning that
there vas no truth In the report telegraphed
from the West that Gen. Brooke vas re-
lieved from his command st Pine Ridge.
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Grand Army General Order

RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 2.-The following
general order has been issuei:
HKaDe'Rs GRAND ARxr RErUBLIe.
ApJrTAsT GESERsLs OFFICE,
RurtAND, VT, Jan. 2, 1891. J
The Commander in Chief has selected as
. committee on transportation for the 25fh
annual encsmpment TO be held in Detroit
next August. Comrades Russell A. Alser
Of Illinois. John w. Burst of Illinois and
Ira NJ Hedger of New York.
(Siened) J. NJ GoULDrsG,
Adjutant General.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
COAL PIT EXPLOSION.
Bodies OF Two Killed end Mine Iuiareti
Rscovsrsd-Othsss 10 the Pit.

BENl,s, Jan. "A dispatch from BE-
ohun. WestphAlia, announces = jisastfoss
explosion in coal pit =, that place. The
number Of liycs lost Ia unknown. The
bodies of two men killed and nine injured
have been recovered from the pit. II 10
feared that = number Of other minefs have
perished.
The latest dispatches say that the explo.
s.ou occurred In the Heinrich Gustav coal
nit at Lsngeudrecr, dve miles from Bochan.,
weaphslis. They report nine men killed
aud ten others not expected to survive
their ipiurira
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

WAsmseroy. Jan. Chief Justice
Bingham, in the criminal cour. today made
m order certifying the case Of c. A. New.
ton. indicted September last for violating
the civil service lsv, to court 10 the general
term 10 be heard in the Hs. instance
Newton vas an officer Of old dominion In
the republican club charged with HAVING
solicited from government employees, con
tributions for political purposes. Ri,
council fled demurrer TO Indictment, rails.
ing points tba. the acts charged do not eon
stituse oifsnse, IL the court should constru'
that the acts ars Offensive under the laws
then the Law 10 unconstitutional.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
officers Elect OF North Knox AgricuI.
tural 0octstY.
Especial to the KExsEBEc JOURNAL. !

Especial to the kESsEBEe Journal.
RocKLASD, Jan 2.-The North Knox
Agricultural Society has chosen officers for
the eusuily year as follows President,
Sniimsn N. Simmons. Appleton; Secre-
.ary, +. E. Burkett, Union; Treasurer,
Frank III. Pratt; Trustees, Stillman y.
Simmons. Judson Gould, Royal Grianeli,
James T. Creighton, s S. Bartlett. The
Society is in &c extremely prosperous con
dition. The fair rext season will probably
be held in Appleton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn eGectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptsble to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend j,
to all and have made II the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale III SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on baod vii pro.
cure it promptly for any une who
wishes to try it Do not &ccept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIk SYHsf co.
san FRANCISCO GsGs
s0WsyrlLk. ~ Ns1 ycs~. ~
aurld&wiy
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CREW DISABLED.
Birkendne James 4. nlnnn
Of Halifax, In Distress.
One sailor Dead othsss % ios Help
Help Declined.

PANAMA. Jan s,--Steamshir Newport,
has arrived ai Colon. and reports that ON
the 18th at., about 10 miles north Of Na.
vAssa, she fell In with the disabled tasksu.
tine James II. Hamlin. Of Halifax. N. -,
from Santa Lucia. The captain. and HE
daughter, who was passenger on beard.
the trst otslcers. boaiswala. and all handle
but two sailors are down with . fever.
The second mate had died. The ship 10 10
charge Of Jcrcme pile,. the two GALORE.
having two days before, pulled thirteen
miles TO that port, 20 obtain assistance.
Capt. Lima, Of the steamer. lay by the ship
several hours, sending doctor with ample
medical storcs, some deiicaclss, and fresh
provisions. oners Of other help wew 10.
cliaed by the hArkentine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

OTrAwA, Ont, Jan. 2.--IIon. GsoYgs ".
Foster. Csnadian Minister Of Finance, hss
retarnsd from his official mission to ths
West Indies lie says he he has no doub
tina, the trade question which he bfough'
before the West Indian colonists viii
receive candid ard careful confederation
He ~iIi neither admit nor deny that hi,
mission is 3 success. The repor, that his
visit wss to TAX upon 40 sonexstion to or 4
federation with Canada. has not the slisht
est fo1sds.ion, ssd not on single occasion
rss the subject mentioned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
Pine Ridge Excitsd-eupposed Death
OF Fourteen soldiers.

OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. "A special to the
Bee from Pine Ridge says; scout Just
in from the hostiles reports that fourteen
cavalry horses, with saddles and other
equipments on. were brought into the hos
tile camp last night by the young warriors.
The scout heard the hostiles remark that
there were fourteen less soldiers to faht
and the bostiles lost only two warriors in
getting fourteen cavalry horses. etc. The
scouts report has created a new sensation
here, being followed By increased activity
around the military headquarters. That
the intelligence means that battle or
skirmish has taken place in which Brooke's
or Cars command has lost men there is
little doubt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
MAINE PBDAGOGUES
In Session It VaterTine, Have
I Busy Day.
Interesting and Instructive PipsFs By
UM KloyH Educators.
4 Large Attecdance Of 3eAchese-
Various Topics coosidsssd.

WArEKvrELx, Jan. z.--FridAy morniiig .
session OF the Maine Pedagogical Society
opened with . singing exercise BY puriis
from the Wstsrvsils public schools. under
the direction of Miss Jennie Brown
The aext thing on the programme vss
paper by Dr.. A. w. Small. president Of
Colby University, on What has the Public
Right to Demand Of the Public Schools
The public 10 the whole Of u.s. The de-
mands Of the pabiic are the demands Of the
nlo.s Of Us. TIE rights Of the public are
th0se things that the most Of us agree among
ourselves 10 want. In any given case the
most Of Us viii be. not necessarily the
numerical majority, but that detachment Of
Us whose scheme in the irss place eonfronts
the whol. Of Us with enough OF the
sufficient YessoaT 70 command assent or n
least acquieseenee. and in the second place
has enough energy in IL 10 arrest the mo
mentum CT overcome the inertia Of the
great public body. In plain English, the
public has = right to - many schools and
10 ~ many kinds of schools as it makes up
its mind il wants to have. This sounds ike
6 tyrsnpiesi philosophy bat il il the only
self-consis,ent philosophy that will cut the
Gordian knot of sophistry which Herbert
Spencer proposes - substitute, 40 alter
native SO wropg-headed that i. at last
denies the right Of the public TO levy taxes
TO maintain any public schools or even
public roads. When the reasoning comes to
this its once father repudistes his offspring
in disgust and declares that the theory eaa-
not be adopted in practice. The question
at any time is: First, Whist does the public
demand of the schools: 1t is answered
su,horatively for Maine. Sec. 81,
chapter IL Of the Revised Statutes. What
is il rational for the public to de-
mand. This 10 for our society
to influence opinion upon. l suggest a
training tha. will give sll children the keys
To all use ful knowledge; atrainlng that will
lay the foundations of civic virtue, which
includes the rudiments Of political ethics
and political religion.
The next speaker was Edwin Z. Ssmp- |
son. principal OF Thornton Academy. Saco.
whose subject was, ITO what Extent are
the Public Schools Meeting these De-
mnnds:' Mr.. Sampson had sent ont circu- |
lars TO business men of the State upon this
subject and bad received answers summar'
iged as follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

"A positive bensfi: to y0uas children
and infants' Is the popular verdict for DR..
Buirs Baby Syrup. Soil everywhere q
2s cents bottle
Why torture yourself with sprays
3ouehss. installations. ard what not, "a
oziy rstisvs yaur cAsafrh. When % cent
package af Old Ssnl's csfarYh Care vii
cure yeae Whys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

-Four children have died from the Of
feet. OF the burning accident at the schoo
fete at Worthley, Engisnd, Thur ,day. and
several are not expected 70 recover.
A Glasgow disps,ch says that fifty en-
qine drivers left the North British Rail.
road Company when the strike was de.
cisted, resumed on the eompsny's tsrms
The strike also, 90 far ~ this Yosd IL con
cerned, is nov virtually At an end.
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Saturdays Programme.

Saturday morning, January 3.-Why
snd how should The essential parts Of tbt
work Of preceding grades be reviewed esct
year? W. C. Crawford. Supt Of Schools
Wa,ervilie. Discussion, +. II. Nickerson
principal of Saccarappa High School. Ne
cessity and Feasibility of County Institutes
H. 81 EstsbeoOke. State Normal School
Gorham. Discussion, C. A. Stuart, Supt
of Schools. Lewiston. Town. County and
State Supervision, w. j. Cortheli. Princi-
pal Of State Normsi School. Gorhsm
Discussion, N. A. Luce. Stae Supterin'
tendent of Schools; NJ. A. Whitney, Prio'
cipsl OF Skowhegan schools.
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France Rsdos ming Her wsr Debt,

PAus Jan. The snnouna sment IL
made By ,he government t',.,,s 'sa, the redemp
tiop of the war liqudsidor oonds will com
mence on Jan. 3, although the new loan
uii; not be Issued until Jan. 10. The nnan
cisl condition Of the national treasury IL
such ss to make ibi, easily possible. The
success Of the new loan will be advanced
BY this action.
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M,lit,. Ordered out In Nebraska

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 2.-In response to
urgent appeals from the Inhabitants of the
northwestern part of Nebraska for the pro-
lection sgsinst msrsuding Indians, Gov.
Thsyer this evening telegrapbed to COM
manders of the militia at Fremont, Central
City, Ord ard Tekamah to leave on the
frs, train with their commands to the scene
of action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03

The Speaker laid be fore the House the
resignation of II. II. Markham As member
of the board of managers of the National
Home for disabled volunteers. Ordered
thai when the House adjourned 1t be to
Monday next. Mr.. Thomas of Wisconsin
moved that the House go into committee
Of the whole on private calendar. On this
motion Mr.. Mills made point of no quo
rum present and on motion Of Mr.. Mckinley
the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
Deiimitiz ,tion OF Angola.

LosDos, Jan. The governments Of
Portugal and the Congo State have siGne'
an agreement providing that 10 case Of Their
failure TO deIimit Angola by direct nsso
tiations they will appeal to the Pope sn6
that in the event Of his being unable TO sf
feet settlement the question will be sub
mi'ted to the arbitration of 8 friendly pow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
Gali1usbs & .ea .r.8Osis
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In E6nct Oct.
18th, 1890.


rstn further sotios Saiss iasys Aagasts 81
eiiovs.
GOiN0 wEsT--o.D A. N. Tor Lewiston
aocsl4nd, Portland, Boston sad Montreal; ~
A. NJ for Hsiowsil, aafdinrr sad South 6srdL
ner 1910 A. NJ. for lewiston. Pennington
kooklsad, Portland and Bostoa, 400 r. N
for Hsowcu, Gardiner and South Gardiner
Portland, and Boston s.4s, fespressl Fort
land and Boston; 8 Ds r. M. Tor HallSwe,i, Gard
ser and south Gardiner; II 90 z. NJ. tnight Pal!
man for swiston, Bath. Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-2.io A. NJ. (aight express) ioi
Bko~hegan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Has0or. ~
stsphen, 81. Joha and Aroosiook County; s.h A
H. for Watersiiis, sho~hesan, Newport, Bangor
and vaneeboro, 1882 +. ~. for Wsteryiile
As r. NJ. for waterviile, skowhossa, Bel
fast, Dexter. Dover koxoFoft, Bangor
~. Stephen, ~. John snd Aroostoos County. and
Mt7sof. N. Saturdays 0alyl for Nsterytlle,
sunday paper! train Tor wStervili" and Bangor 81
sish,. sundays Included, bat rot 10 Skowhesas
or Belfast on Monday mornings. or 70 Dexter
or beyond Bangor. on Sunday mornings,
The day express trains soing East At s.isP. NJ
and West At 10 A. Nj, run daily, sanaays ia
elpded. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock
and, Bangor and 81, John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner. 61s A. NJ. 100 and b
r. NJ; Gardner, 5.iS A. NJ. lie and 40 u. M
Haiioweii. 6.4y A. NJ. i-at and tsg r. NJ.
through tickets TO California and all poiats
South and West nny be had Of ". II. walker
ticket agent, Augusta. the only office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free ot OK
psnse.
PAYSoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. b iea1 Manager,
y. n. BoOrBBY. tienT Pass. and Ticket As't.
fertisad. Oct. gsh. 1870.
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Flood ct Norwich. Com. .-Psopsgty
1hroatluod.

NoKwIcH, Conn.,, Jan. 2--Tbe river q,
This place IL risirg rapidly. Al noon The
vstsf bed risen 10 such height that ihs
water vas level With the tops Of dock.
Ovpers Of freight honsss along the vs'eI
front bscsme alarmed and :he freight OF
hard was quickly moved 10 . place ol
safety. There is very little broken lee il
the river.
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Snow Blockade Raised in Kansas--
Trains on Time.

KANSAS CIrr. No.. Jan 2.-The last Of
the bela,ed passenger trains, stalled on the
Kansas prairie in yesterdays snow storm.
did not reaeh the Union depot until Eve
o'clock this afternoon. All the roads in
Kansas have been cleared and traffic was
resumed on regular schedule time this
evening.
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Steamers Delayed by Fog

PRovfpKxcK, r. l., Jan. 2 a fog pre-
vented the Newport and Fall River steamers
from making their trips tonishs- The
Richard Borden. fer Fall River. proceeded
az far a. Fislds Point, and vas obliged to
put back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-03
The Library System.

Can the Library System of Study be
Successfully Introduced into the Common
Schoois7" was the next subject, allotted tc
DR. Thomas Hill of Portland.
DR. Hill, being prevented from coming
sent his paper TO be read for him. 1t WAS
largely occupied with describing and advo'
eating q plan invented by himself and car
ried into successful operation for number
of years, while he was chairmsn Of tbe
school committee in Waltham, Mass, and
which he fonnd worked admirably. He
advocated the placing Of reference books
in school rooms for use of the pupils.
The exercises Of the forenoon were closed
by Mis-, Mary F. Hyde, Of the Albany Nor
nal School In New York. and suthor oi
the well known Lessons in English She
gave the teachers valuable points on the
teaching of language in the primary de-
par,ment, and was listened to with earnest
zttauttnu
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Bark Topsy Wsscksd--Fivs Lost
0ayeu Saysd.

| NOZZLE. Jan. 2-The British bark Top
~, Capt. Knight. Kingston to Grand Cay
man, vent sshore On Csyman beach. Dee.
Is. and Is . total loss Captain. two mates,
I one seaman snd cabin boy lost. Seven Of
the crew we're rescned.
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Morscn Odd Fellows Elects Otficsrs.
TSpecisl to the KESsEBEc JoURsaL.i

Special to the kESsEBEe JoURSAL.
MoSsoS, Jan. AT the regular meeting
of the onaray Lodge l. o. o. F., of Mon
son. held Wednesday evening, Dec, 81, the
follovins officers we're elected D. J. Jack.
son, ". G.; Geo. TAR. v. g.; c. W
Morrill,. Sec. ]. +. spragne. Tress l..
N. Smith. T. z. Elliott, August Nelson
Trustees.
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Men Will not be Paid for the Diane,
Hour.

Lospos, Jan. Owing TO the mani
festo issued by Mann and Tiliett, the trad,
unionists leaders, declaring the strike o.
Victoria dock iaborers for pay during din
per hou- unauthorized aud the men sulkily
resumed work.
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Fire nom an Inundated Christmas
Tree.

NEw HAvxs, Conn, Jan. 2.--Fire this
noon gusted the residence of Edward Ls~-
renee, Goa, dealer. Loss, 5000. The FIRE
Vas caassd By tbe fall Of Christmas tree,
which the children had illuminated.