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The St. Johns herald., 1891-06-04
New TsusIness for the Postmaster.

The people who want something fc, nothing are very closely related to tn people who are always trying to senc strangers on strange errands for them. There is a woman living in Chicago says the Buffalo Express, who has Q husband engaged in some sort of busi- ness in Buffalo. and, Of course, the poo1 wife wants to know how he is behaving himself. She probably has no friend
 here, or, if she had, it wouldn't be safe to ask them. So what does she do but write, in neat and ladylilie hand, { letter to the postmaster, and ask if kc won't take a stroll down to where the other half is supposed to be, and soo how and where he spends his evenings. Not receiving . reply very promptly she writes again. From allindicatioHs- however, she is not likely to get satls- faction from that source. --.-----.---
The St. Johns herald., 1891-06-04
Iiftin~ the Hat.

h Paris the custom of gentlemen re- moving their hats upon meeting female acquaintances is falling into ''innocuous tlcsrctude." Many gentlemen now just touch the brim of the hat in military fashion when meeting a lady, and it is accepted as being good form. -.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-06-04
CATTLE BRANDS.

Ear marks: Clean split from root to point left car, upperbit in right ear Wattle (varuga) on jaw, under mouth, c on left jaw (cheekl bulls C on left cheek only. Flooded stock c on left cheek and c on left ribs.
 HENRY HUNING Post office: Show Low, Arizona Range: Show Low creek, Silver creek Laguna Ortega and Laguna Salada.
 Horse brand c C left shoulder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-29
CATTLE LOMMI SsIONERs
placs a Rigid Qullaniids on lassachu-
sets Calils.
On Account Of the Prevalence Of Tuber.
culosis Among Them.

BANGOR, Dec. Is "A session Of the
NJ ins esttle commissioners, Thomas Dag
gstt, F. o Beai snd Dr. G Fl Ball y. wss
held this evening regarding the quarantine
of Msssae husetts cattle The following
notice wys drawn up ard will be sert TO all
tran, p 1r's,ion COMPARES whose lines run
through Massscl usetts into Maine, and to
Maine dealers in msssschusetts cattle:
Quarantine uo,ice: Public notice 10
hereby gwen that in conss qaenca Of he
. evalrnce Of tuberculosis smong Mssss-
chlset.s cattle IS di closed BY the ioffici al
rspJrts of the authorities, s0ppemsnted by
post nsorte ms, Id la Name, Of sttie pir
c1x.ed in that state f3r dairyiag and breed
ing purposes, the cattle commissioners Of
be s ate Of Maine be elievs tina, the pnblic
health Of its citizens and tue Welfare Of
this commonwealth demand ihtt . rigid
quarantine (sgsinst all cows whether in
milx or dry, and all bulls for breeding put
posesl he maintained on ard After Jsausry
1t 1892, until fur her noti e ard all SUCH
cattle entering he S ate of Msiae thereafter
viii be SUI j-ci to qusrantine st the owners
sxpsr se, provided, howevsr that he above
regu aion shall not spEy t. Western cattle
comi z through Mss.sdhus It's intn Name
for the purpose of slaughter. The stts ton
Of sii persons is dire ct.d 10 s. CO 2 3 4 5 and
7 Of chsp 1873 Of the public laws 4 Maine,
1887, srpiyiig - cattle affected with con-
.ag,ous diseases, and which vii hereafter
be rigidly enforced (1igoed) Thomas
D.ggesf, president; r o Besi. treasurer;
George Bailey, veterinary su'geou.
Arrangements will be made for qusran-
ire station at or mar Portland IL suy
further trouble with Massachusetts Cattle
is s1pesier ced The commissioners d.site
TO correct the s,Atsm ment published IN g me
papers that their appropriation is s25 ,0oo.
fhe real appropriation for saiDais de-
sroyed and expenses ~ the commission is
$500 Of which S2400 has already been
used for apprsisais
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-29

Probable Make Up Of the Twelve Club
League for 1892.

New YORK Dec 20 Ia base ball circles
he greatest interest cente.s 10 the forms-
ion Of the d ferent teams. The commiues
sppointsd to assign the players to the offer
OF League cities have not a. yet concluded
taeir lsoor.. but the following outllne w.ii
De found nearly accurate when the report
IS made:
New York --Catchers. Clarke, Moran
pitchers, Ewing, Rusie, Slliivsn, King.
3hsrr1rt, WEIGH; Inheld, W. Ewing, B.s-
ssts. Lyons. Faiief; oatield. O'Rourke,
fiernsg, Gore.
Brook yn.-Catchsfs, DAILY, Kinslow;
oitcaer., Loveis, Hart. Hsddock; infsld,
Brouihers, Ward, joyce, COrcorso; out
q ID, Collins, Or III }, Richardson.
Boston - CA,chers, Bennett, Gsrzsi,
Kelley; pilcherr, Nichols Sieetss, Clark
,on. Stsley infsld, Fucker, Q iinn. N..h,
Lonz; oulti.id, Stovey, Lowe, Mccarthy.
Dlhy.
PhiisdslI his.-- Cstchers, Clements.
Brown, Cross; pitchers, Thornton, Esper.
Weyhins; iuheid. CoDnor, Hallm.n,
Malvey. Allen; outieid, Hamilton, DeIsh
.Dty, Thompson.
Baldmore-Catchers. Robinson, Gunson,
less; pitchers, Bufiiaion, Mcmahon,
Ieaiey. Cobb; in field, Whistler, Pickett.
GAbsrt. ShiI die; ootfsld, Van Hsltren'
Welsh, johnson
Wsshlngton-Cstcher NJ G lire. Mill
gan; pitchers. k,.ll, D Ian, Fireman; i'll
d Ia, LsIkin. klebsrdscn, Slocn, R.dford
on field. Dpffee. Hoy, Wood; sxrs, Dovd
Pitt barg - Cstcbefs, Miller, Mack;
pitchers, Bsld~in, G,lvin; ii fisid. Beck
sy, Bisrbsuer. Fa'rei. ShagArt; ou;heii,
Cdkhill, H.nlon, Lsiy
Clsvels' d-Cslchers, thinner. D,yle;
pitchers, D.ti 3, Ycur &, Gtuber, Resigsri
iofeld, Vrrtue. Chile, L, beau, Mexican;
outf'sld. McAleer. DAVIS. Burksu.
Cacsso-CatcaeEs, kttridse, Shiver;
pitchers, Hutshlr'3o, vice-y. Gumb,rt;
/ field, An.on, Pr fer. Connsy, G,hen,
Burns; GU Il Ii. Ryau, Wu1oas, CARROLL
CT icinna &c, tchers, Boyle, Murphy,
Harrington; piEcn.rs, Muii.ne. ldes,
McG n; inf Id, O'NIell. Holiday, ii ,li
ssD, Burke
L,uisv,ils - Cstehers, Cshill Grim,
Do~se; pitchers, Ftzgersid, s rsuou,
deakim ilfisIj Taylor, Jennings, kuehle.
Csnavsn; Gu fl Id, Browning, Bto~n,
Weaver.
St. Louis - Catchsrs, Buckley, Muf-
phy ; pitchers. Gleason, BrrIteBs,'Io, bur-
feli; infsId, werden, Crooks, G ascock,
Smoker; ou fsld, Wand! k=, Bsodie, Car
roll.
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LOOKING SERIOUS.
Secretary Blaine and Minister
Mont In Consultation.
San Francisco Arrives at san Diego,
Cal. ships Working South.

New YoaK- Dse IS The Ws.hinstoa
corr. s3oaoeHt Of the Herald senas the foi.
living dispst
have obtained mast valuable informs
ton regndias the Chilian aHsis. There is
no qaesiion taAt the administration fully
expects 10 refusal Of Chill u comply win
rs dsmasds fer a. spoiogy sad indemnify
. Is ready 10 ask Csrg ter power 10
declare var for which preparations have
bssa snd are s.ili h~iI & actrely made.
Chill, feeling shs Is in tue right, Is deter.
uined not u apologize, even $. The esanon's
mouth.
Such Is the situation up1n the Diplomatic
chess board. Il is Csiii's tara TO move.
There 10 lss ore t4aue TO which she can
70 to sase her kirs, Ard that ,qasrs is
marked arbitration. Chill has not yet
ssked for arbitration. bus /, i. kaovn to
the obi ct tere that she L. lls elS e. do &C.
Mr. mons," ;he di.pNch adds, ''has oil
slosg seriously doubted the in,en:ion Of
this government 10 declsre var in the
event Of Chih's refusal to Accsds to our de-
msnds He has refused 10 believe that
preparations for ear we're being made
To-day. ho~evsf. h. realized his mistake,
aud the result vas that he caoIsd TO Prssi
GrLl MUM AuaL thc bEtt NJ
vary serious that this government meant
f. sht and ,ast the nsvy vas rapidly beiez
placed on war foo ing Not oniy has
the navy been made available In the case
Of hostiiisies, bat great sctivity has taken
place in the army, ard both departments
are BOW ready to act in concert st = mo-
ment's notice. Ii has been pretty def i,ely
settled that Gen. Miles will have command
Of the land forces P ans are already made
to promptly move 10, 900 troops Isis pro
p)sed TO take these troops from the regular
service The Western forts ~htch they
will lesvs sili be gsrri.oned by m litis ard
volunteer fronsier.men. New York and
other large cities where uoats are not
needed .ill slso be drawn on"
An OH GER Of the state department sail
toni .hs that as far as be as ssre nothi g
had been received from Minister Essn
suce ,h. Inauguration OF Pfesiisns Mout'
Tbs Chilisn fpibi.,e, slso yet remains eff
cisliy unsdvised of anything pertaining to
the iuaus urAtion.
s S.cret.ry Tracy said tonight that the
United States Steamship San Ffanci.co
was at San Diego for the purpose OF en-
gsRug in target psscrice and no other
orders had cen issued to her commander
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STILL IN SUSPENSE.
Secretary Blaine and Minister Montt
Consult Not Known the Result.

wA.HIsaroS, Dec 2s IL is impossible
TO get more than s hins Of Whist passed d
bet. cen Secretary Blsioe and the Chiiiso
Minister Mont. d1riDg the interview held
today, but what is probsb.y sufficient to
warrant The supposition thst matters are
not proceeding atsfacsory 10 this govern
meIt as could be desired Although
Secretary BlsiHe IL nov desling simost en-
tirely aud directly with the CniiisD minister.
instead 81 with his government through
NiDis,sr EgAu ard it does not sp2esr that
the result has been . saving OF time, and
there i. reason to suspect that the secretary
Is chAtinr at the d,l.y he encounters II se-
curing ia fl u response to the RI pres ntA-
iioas m .1e by this vernment concerning
the stack upon the Bsitimore's men.
During tue sfterdoon X presentsiives
L1dse aud u.eile call d q; the navy de-
psr,meut They sre both Republican
NJ mbers Of fhs House Immittse on naval
ffArs the chairman of which, Represer's-
i've Herbert is absent from the city. L l.
less ths II u.s. recu,s u the Old Rainfall
rules. the nsvsl comrii tee will retsin IN i's
charge all matters relating TO appropriations
for rsvsi service, while 10 the Senate cor
current ACTON By the COMMITTEES on sppro-
priation. aud the commi lon nsVsl ST airs
Ia usually necessary to secure 3 provision
for naval expenditures
Secretary fFscy hiss BEEN in commuaiea-
ton with members Of each Of ihase cjrr-
mitt.es during the DAY, but nj h phst pur-
pafe is not d, tinitely known An officsr Of
the department, speaking OF the Coasuits-
tion., said: "Is mesns just this; ~e are
anid!rg bT George WsshI g1on'- maxim,
'n time Of pesce prepare Tor war We
DO not believe there will oe wsr, bat II the
admir- istr.tian failed TO exercise ils power
ia The mat er of preparation, is would be
pea to severe criticism if hos ilitlss should
&C u>ly begin
News reached the navy department this
afternoon ths, the cruiser san Francisco
had arrived At San Diego, Cal, aud was g.
chor in toe habor. II is r0m05e ed she
would awai; the Ch ,fieston a. that plscs
and transfer to the latter vessel some
munitions Of war which she carried from
San Francisco.
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SCPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Hon. Oliver g. Hall,
Presiding.
W X. CHoArs. clerk.
L. T. CABLyTor, county attorney.
q r. STEVENS. shens.
Y. A. SMALL, sten0gra pber.

W \. CHoArs. clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, county attorney.
q r. SrEvEss. shera.
y. A. SMALL, stsn0grs phef.
morDAr. Dec. 28.
Lsol Tibbetts vs. II y Hsmlen. Bssne
& Besns for paint Il y u Soul hard Tor
dsfsndent Tbi, is an se.ion for personal
inj1ries alleged to have been received
th,JBgh the nesl gsoos and csrslessness Of
ths dsfsnjs The plAiniIs fifteen yeas
oi age ard lives at Il ad8sld, snd the
d. ferdstt tk.ld Ia Apso,ta The pisio-
tif's dam is nat ~ IN. "a b ~ s pit 1890
hp W.. 8, the Rea'feli far 9TH bis young
colt and eff the grounds about half past
IL at noon, iesdu The snimAI; thsi Wills
passing through the isns connecting ihs
grounds ~ilh the b'shssy be vas over
taken BY the pl.inuf sad companion
dri7ibg 10 csrusge and though he
gof o TO ibe si's OF tbs ssy ~ far - he
cguid. the pIsibiif cNsleni', hesi geofly
.nJ retklsssiy dfoys his morse on 10 lin.
snookins him d9rn. rum ios over him aod
cuiti6g fearful yound IN his leg sud In
iring him iotsrnaiiy, ami then driving
s~.y sithsut making any stop He Cl.ims
to recover 1910. Toe defsniens sdmiss
ih.f b. vas st the fsr on the day
In qavs,ioo, but eis m, thss hi. team
Sss PVT IN stshle Al n. head Of the lane
the btRhssg AMI vas no, driven op1n
h. gfouod. az al, uniil log .ftef he
&c itsat, md usn ~ sn0'h.f psrty 'hsn
tam.-t. fhs testimony 10 msialy directed
70 ,hs lds1y 0 altos Of me ,s.r and parties
that cDatis rsa ever the plai5tih. Tbs
sssumony vas nearly c!osed al he time Of
slion,nnsns
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sporting Notes.

Russie will pJch fsr New York in 1891.
With twelve club, il The race, who c,n
pek the winner?
Back" E.ius gays bis arm 10 sli right.
Give is . Feat u I'll .pries, "Busk
/. Mur,ie succetds in his Eastern Lesgne
Scheme il is safe to ssy that some 81 The
old Nets will not get left
"Tae Kirg Is desi." Soss single ieasus
club has made Al application for Kelly.
Tin Keefs il sshias the Re 4 care Of him
SELF this winter and nss made u2 hi, miad
10 do the "xcrk Of bis life" TO. the Phi.hes
tie coming season.
mickey" WEIGH NAV prove s''phenam"
next season. The "Smller" has N OF
year once in = while, bas alvs.s comes up
smiiins the rexs. Mas il be his year.
Tom Brown is in srea, dsusnd There
il hardly club in The lssgae vbo vozld
not be gl.d of bis services A short while
sgo be cou rot zes = job ia the league f5r
love c. money.
The freshman OF Columbia College haze
ursaim4 u.iy decided to orssnize ssd SOP
rosi freshman crew. ard asuilson Fl'h,
ST, hss been elected temp rsry captain
The men will begla sraisi 9 after the hoii-
days sed the moary for their support will
be raised
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Especial to the Ksnasbee JoussAL ]

Especial to the ksnasbee JoussAL
6kowHEoAs Dec. rs --6AturtxJ L,vona
Pssts cana before judge Walton In plea
for 3 divorce from her husband, Ernssi
Pratt, Of TIE Forks. Grounds. cruel and
sbusive treatment Decree grsEtsd.
Sascn +. Duntoo, Concord, ~Anted the
matrimonial bonds that sxssed between
Bsms.n and Susan, his wife. severed
9roanes, adultery and dssert,on. Decree
granted.
Hondsy the case Grsnt vs. Kennsbee
Fibre Comps ny, OF Benton, CONES up I =
nal. suis brought to r. cover damages foi
Ifjaries received BY plaintiff ,hrousa defect
Ia highway CAUSED By ovsih ,~iug Of ths
road BY water b. ID back by defendent com
psuy's s dam. The case ercites much iater-
o.. A large number Of plsinsif witnesses
arrived Monday morning. Emmett coun-
sci 90 both sides. The case viii occupy
several days.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Hon. Joseph THeomb, one Of kenne-
aunk's beet knosn oiizens, died ct bis home
in that villsse on Saturday morning s'ter .
Iorg .iC kns.s Mr. Tt comb was born June
8, 1892. and gradussed rom B,wion Co
ir g- in the clsss # ls4S he engaged IN
he shipbuildius business in company With
Col. William L Thompson and in this
business smsssed 8 good property which,
however, WAS almost entifels lost thirteen
OF fourtet years $50 When 50 macy
other ship builders .; Rennebunk failed.
I, 1878 sni Is7& Mr. TiGcono Sss the un-
.uccs s.ful sub rnstorisi cand,dst. of the
Democ,ssic party srsinst Nsl.oa D.ngiey
/, 1879, under Gov. Gsrceion he vas say
mn. o,nk examiner aod he hss sisn he d
{ tfice under President Cievelsnd He Sss
we'll known throughout the eouniy sni
S.,s and Wa. for yeafs one OF Kennebuns's
mos, &C i've citizens He leaves one son.
william. q couducsor On the Boston and
N4i,e ro d
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WHO WILL SUCCEED PLUMB!


TorfKA Kan, Delegations are awning
daily 90 urg- he claims Of thu dinerent
c,Hdiisies for stp in'men' TO tuceeed tho
iAts Senator pljmb Gov. Humphreys to-
day .aid sst II nnd,fs'ood that | am
the one VIII ~iii lame The u it.d states
Senator | dn not think can make an
sppointmrn he fore lhs end ~ the week.
| shsli .tteJ 4 TO he regular ba.iness Of my
III iae 90 .id.r the olsiT- Of the various
caDdldAt as | fraJh tb N fhs q ,bt so
far /, b-twee" d,u psun, Hudson and Per
kios and il is diiliduit TO tell Who has the
b 1t ~ 1.
OF sill the c.stitstSs for sppoinimen',
" Setstor iugs;is IL the ouly ohe who has
n, H. utAnsnts og the Vrgurd Working for
HIM. lie is no. ven an av0wed candidate.
His ri uds sEy he would accept the az
puia n vnt If II sas rendered him, but viii
no, - iuto = scramble t0t the honor.
t1-GGvsfDor Crawford. ~ho IL in WAsh
irg,ou, teleg'sphs1 h, Governor ,od.y
t7st hr was TOT c.pliisr AID utsed tte
appyIatmen, oi Major J X. nui-un.
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8ailroa6s E Stearabrats
Arrangement u Trains IN Eject ssv.
23sb, 1891.

cone WESY@& 4. q. for lSvfsso~.
aoskiasl, rostiAsd, sossoa sd aost,ssl. IA 4
q. ter Hai;ovea. 6ardinsr and sossh gs,diss,. .
.6.te 4. =. tor bsansyf 1, Iewfstoa Snymfss4. !.
2OekiAAd, Portland ard Boston, connscffns sos
WAtts hosasain feiats, fM n n IN
HAiowsii. Gardiner snd seath Sas1in@r. Il
r. = foR erunssfsk. satk, psytlnnd ,ss-.sa-
Esd Saturdays oai5. far Roekiaad, sH r. 4. ~,
Hailoseil. 0.sdiEss and south isardiu~r. III 70
P.M tntshf faiinAaI tor Lewiston, Bath, Port
0OfaG RAsF-aie A. n. fnixhs sxbr.ss, 70,
ssOvhngas, esifAzs. Bangor. Bar nsrbor, st
Btsphsssr ~. John and Afoost0Bk sosntt; . ~ A
q. fos WAtsyviise. ssownsssn and Bangor, sss
Bisshsn, Shovhesan, Beifs~t. Dover sad
Fox soft. Bsnsof. bss Hastsas, 81 stepass ~
g. John and Afoossook Coaaty; And sandzy.
ealy, = 9U T. H., IL HAnsos.
The sizhl Pullman fraias ran eaeE vxy eysry
Eight, sanAays Ia laded. but mot 10 skoshassn
% aonfsy mornings, % 70 Bstfsst, Dextsr, o.
beyond Bangor. on san isT mornings.
The day express trains going Nest Al 10 10 A
n. and East ct S.ss r. n. run daily, saadags in
eiaded. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
and ~ John.
Accom- MODATT0y TRAIN for Aasu.,a
iesyss sosth Gardiner, s-zs A. ", I 10 And 4 rs
4. NJ; Gardiner, . X a. NJ. t-20 and AS r, N. /;
Bai DssiI. s.ss 4. ~, ms and s.S9 p. q.
Through ucksts 20 Caiifornia aad ali poiuts
sou,h and West nay be had Of & " Wslksf
liskst sxsat, Augusta. the snty ONO In Aasasts
selling via all routes and sheosina baggage tree o.
expense.
PAfsON TUCKER, Woe Pres. GesT Manager
Y. v. BOoTHBY. osaf Pass. and ricas. Ax.t.
Portland. Nov. 90 sooi.
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SAN FRANCISCO At SAN DIEGO
Equipped With Munitions Of War and
stocked for Three Years Cruise.

SAN D1Eao. Cal, Dc 2S The United
Sts,es steamship San Frsncisoo arrived here
this morning from San Francisco. Rear
Admiral Bro~n said: Il shall say here
u7,ii the secretary Of the navy orders Us
away. We are ready 10 sail on three hour's
notice. hut may remain three veeas. All
4. pc d. on orders from Wsshingioa- The
ship is EQUIPPED for q three yesrs' cruise,
and We have hundred rau d Of smmuni-
ton for esch gun, besides 800 or 400 'or
the oher ship,h
'wna. o,hsr ships?" vss asked
I'VE may meet some other chips that
will usns some ammunition vas the
answer.
Il 10 inferred that the Charleston, now on
the say from Honolulu, is to meet the San
Francisco here and tske on extra smmu-
milton The Baltimore is coming North
f-ou, Gillian waters and may want smmu
itIon.
While the officers refuse TO state further
plane, it is easy 70 lesra thas the vessel 10
ready for any emergency. The cruiser
On sde the run Of 500 miles from Ssa Fran
cisco iB Sc hours.
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HERRICK'S STATEMENT.
Says He Tried TO stop the Express but II
Was Too Late.

PousHKrErsIE, N Y, Dec. 2s-Tin-
othy Hsrles OF S;a.tba-g, father Of Al
bert Herick, ihs fugtiye Ceu''si Buison
rsihmsn. saw his son 10 Ne- York, ) .iur
dss apd got him 10 mas- ss'ement in
refp,er c. 10 The fsssl collision st hsstipgs
on Christmas eve
10 this s's,emsrt Herr ek says that when
b train st0pps d he sf-rt dDEn ih r.ek
20 sop the Crnt,l local then nearly dae
He plseed torpedoes on the rail and then
walked down to Gbe ct tio thinking it better
to roify the engineer there than to stop
him sasin before he -ss fairly under way
At the station be placed lights on the
platform, the red light showing s1uth, aad
stepped into the s,s'ion and sst down three
- fvs minutes, when he heard train
comibg ard started f,r the door. believing
IL to oe the local, but found is was the tx
press He grabbed iisht and pie1 to at
nsct the engiheer's Alteration, but il VS. too
s,e. After preparing the statement Her.
rick disappeared.
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DUNLAP's PARDON REFUSED
BY Governor Observation-Disclosures
Bank RObber Must Serve His Time.

Bosros, Dec % --Conssry to the GER
arsl .xpectstion Gov raor Russell this
afternoon refused TO sign the pardon Of
,mes Dani,p. the Northampton back
robber, serving 3 seDte. cs Of 20 years in
the States prison, The governors sction
i. thought to be largely due to . large
num>.r Of profess from western Macs
xehusetis. The governor IL his decision
states thai his opiu,oa is that the matter
should be referred TO and sgsin considered
b. the 'nncil Dunlsp entered the prison
Jan. l, 1873 ard with good b. bsvior de-
duciian hi. time viii expire 10 1898,
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A GENERAL STRIKE.
Railway Operators Tie Up the San An.
tonic 4 Arapsas ass Railroad.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec 2s The er-
ire San Antonio 4 Arsnsss Psss Rslfosi
., stem 10 tied up SIS the result Of
a strike inaus ursted this mornirg
rhe railway operators claim thev have
been poorly paid, and the s stem rsm walls
sud reductions been insuGursted by the nea
George Sands The ,eiss-
fsphsrs made demand, which the msDsg :
merit would not grant. The demsud OF the
eIegrsphsrs rs is backed by all other opera
ii se. who, on his road, are federated for
concert. d scuo,. Ba-ibess is blocked On the
-ntire road, and $50 men are shrorn out Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-29
FROZEN BAIT
pfsIlIs 4 Success, and Caaaalaa Fish,
sfman Ire Happy.
Extension Of the Plan will Make Them
Independent Of Newfoundland.

0TrAwA. ona, Dec. ss.-Ths sxpefi.
NEST iasgsaraiea By the fisheries depart.
men ~ Ottawa 10 supply esi, TO dshsfnsn
% the Atlantic coast has proved . srasfy-
:ns success Al the susssstien Of the
government, Mr.. Waitmsn Of Csnso put up
sn 1psrimsn'd arrangement and secured
and frsze . quantity Of sqaii fer
bait. = Tne result vss that all tt'e bost
h,hsrmen caniinu,d 10 Ash successfully
lasg after beats IN other port. were laid
up. Several L ai,sd Sta'es asainx sehooners
purchased this bait, and one. the Maud NJ.
SIory. seln.sa agocd load nf dsa on tie
CAuso and t'srease bsnss. using cnly this
bait The hsheimen are quite enthusiastic
sbou; the saeesss Of the experiment and 1t
seems TO be generally a5mitted that TIE
extension u tsis system will render our
dshsfnsn iaGep< ndeus Of Newfoundland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-29
ADULTERATED FLOUR
In Russia Immense COnsignments
Found to he Almost Worthless.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 2S.-Ths scsa-
dsl xrising from the discovery Of adulser-
sted f,ar here, is apt to make trouble for
. aumoer Of people A oousg mens COM
pri.ed 5000 pod. (7,800 GOO Eoghng
p,und.) Of barley flar Vas purchased
from d. slers 10 Libau, with . view TO regu-
is,iug the price Of wheat in st. Petersburg
a. yell ss TO "a rd relief 10 the famine
sufferers investigation proved that the
entire consignm- nt vas so heavily sduiter-
sted With chalk dast snd other substances
ss to eu. anger the hsslth, II no. the lives,
Of those using the Il w.