Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25

therefore HE1 t1s Asslcf Of "" hsfSsAFS 'SSH
esi, desisnats and sst sSsr;
Thursday. the sgth day Of November, int.
-af.y OF
IsAnksaVAs AND PRAISE.
coon that day let "a refrsin from secular pr
ssits and by our hrssidss ana In places OF p7bhe
worship return taasts 10 God for III, tender msr-
c1ss.
Gives a, The csaaoii Chamber al Augusta, this
fourteenth day Of November 10 the ysAf d
oar LORD one thousand eight hundred and
ninsty-ons and Of tse Independence Of tae
Esited States Of AM fies. The one saEdfed
and sixtsenth.
EDWIN C. gURLEI5H.
NICHOLAS yHssEsDzS,
secretary Of sis'e.
f: CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.
State Affairs.
Nov as-rhankssiyias Day.
Temperance.
Dee. - PiscstaIuis Good Tenpiars, sangeryiile.
Dec 3-P. nobsao. Good rsmplns, East Newport
Dec. fo-Ksnnebsc District Lodge, Good Temp
lars, bndineF.
Educational.
Dec. 81. Jan; Ia, " Maine Pedagogical Society
Patrons Of HusbandTy.
Nov. 1-Penobsoo; Pomona Grange, HsEmon-
DISC Ii-Hnox and Lincoln Lnion Pomona
Grange, Buksttyins.
Dec 3i-fofk County Pom ida hranss' sae''
Religious
Dec. s-Oxford p y. @. T., Bethel
Dec. iS-l7-AAsBe State OraDse, SkoThegah'
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Some pretty big prices are being paid
for chrysanthemums at this season, but
the Philadelphia Press thinks New
Ysrk's 5000 ~ Flower takes the cake.
It IL something noticeable that Spain,
usually regarded as somewhat impulsive
a. a nation, is the first European coun-
try that IL to have change OF ministry
without political crisis, for many
years.
A terrible water famine ia yet iminent
In Brooklyn. The factories have been
ordered shut down and no washing was
allowed yesterday. The visible supply
Of water on Nov. sd, was sufficient for
only two days supply.
II is stated by Col. Higginson that
Theodore Parker furnished President
Lincoln with that immortal sentence
with which he closed his memorable
Gettysburg address, government of
the people. by the people, for the peo-
ple."
Bishop Phillips Brooks ideas Ut re-
ligious liberty are broad enough To-
include street parsdcs by the salvation
Army. IL was through his influence, it
Ia stated, that the Salvatsunists were
permitted to 20 through the streets of
Boston with music last week
A number of women in Wichita, Kan
sas, are having made, for presentation to
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. a chair, finely
made OF Kansas products exclusively
So far as Mr.. Cleveland himself ia con
cerned II is thought he would prefer an
old one that he used to occupy. II Is in
the White House.
Compared with the Granger, Green
back and alleged l.sbor-l MON move
ments Of 1874, 1873. 1850 and 1884, says
the indianapolis Journal the proposed
combination lacks yigor, purpose, brains
and numbers. The political Alliance
was at its best year ago 1t has been
on the decline since the ocals meeting
Hereafter disintegrstion will be rapid.
There Is no way of accounting for the
violent opposition of American free trade
papers to the establishment OF American
industries except on the ground that it
uutts AVitiS" a"""NiSSh"NiH "HN ~"
porters who are close allies of the Dem
ocratic party. IL Is very vile type OF
partlsauship which seeks to decry
American manufactures because they
Interfere with foreign interests.
That gifted and accomplished Kansas
statesman, Mr.. PETER" ssrcastieally
begins the New York Tribune, recently
visited a school where they had raised
maps to shows the location Of mountains
and bodies of water, but with no names
inscribed thereon. After he had distin-
guiehed himself by pointing out Hudson's
bay to the admitting scholars. some one
called his attention to the fact that he
was discussing a map of Germany.
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ward University, SO that few of the
Younger alumni have had the privilege
Of coming into personal relations with
him. He was one Of the profoundest
scholars and uoblest men in the long
line that has been rendered illustrious
bv the Qualities of those who composed
IT. Rut his fame In many spheres of in