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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04
On THE AyDROSCOGGIN.
Lively Times at Livermore- Of the
Town.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL ]
LIvERMokE Falls, Nov. 2.
The building Of the paper mill At Ois
Falls 10 going to make business in Liver
more Falls look up. Numbers Of men are
arriving daily from different sections to
work on the mill and around it. The pros
pee, for the winters business is now ex-
csllent.
MIR. r. II. Burgess, photographer Of
Augusta, who has also opened rooms in
Liverno.e Falls, reports business very
good. The rooms are pleasantly located in
Lofing Block.
Ths residence of Abram Lucs csusb;
Are en- the roof Monday morning during =
very heavy wis d AID but for promp. a, tion
he entire set Of bulldog must have been
,ou. umed. The fire department vas not
called cut. Mr.. Luce lives one-hslf mile
out OF the village.
Live1more Falls Lodge No. Sc, 1. o. o.
r., is in q fl iJurIshipg condition; new mem
osrs sTe being taken into the order. Liter
es,ipg meetings sre beins held every Mon
lay in the new hall. which the order has
every resson 10 be we'll p essed with.
l. A. Wyman, employed on the stone
york a. she UmDsgog pulp mill, received .
painful injury by having his finger jsmmed
between two stones.
Dow Brothers have purchased 1000 bar
els of sprls' f9r No,es BfO'her' Of Bo'-
ton.
Dow Brothers are building honse at
Otis Fails for she Julp company's POI ulsr
boOkkseper, Msjir Holmes.
The Norm Llvermore Cheese Company
hsva made and shipped about ten tons Of
cheese 20 Portlaud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04
Massachusetts, Has q Russell Tinss,
Though Later Returns
Nay Wipe Out Ills Hsjorily and Give
Alien iha Election.
New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia and
Mississippi lFs Democratic.
Returns Come in Very Slowly and Some
Results Are Uncertain.

CINCINNATI, Nov 3-The Lincoln Club
Of Cincinnati estimates McKinlsy's plurality
10 Hamilton County at $500. in the state
from IS coo to 20 600. Ex Gov. Foraker
estimasss Mckinley . plurality ut 1900.
E,shty-one precincts outside Of Gincin-
nati eivs Mckinley. 1892; Campbell,
ss9l. Eighteen precincts in Cincinnati
give Nc eKiDley, 275a; Campbell, 1854
One hundred and eiah,y-,hrce precincts
outside Of Cincinnsti give Mckinley 81. 495 I;
Seuz. 536. The same in 1880 gave Rsau,
20. 1884; Comiey, s.s5s; Lockwood, 1926 ;
Carts, 81.
Crsc1sxArr, Ohio. Nov. 3 At . O'Clock
eis hs precincts 10 Hamilton cbunty show .
Democratic gain Of SO This iidicasss .
ms joGity Of 5000 in The county for Me-
Kialey,
Fifty seven precina in Ohio outside Of
Cincinnasi give Me kipley T43s; CAmpbs II
1923; Is precincts ia Ohio. outside Of Cia-
cinnati give Mckinley 30T0: Campbell
1929. Same in 1890. Ryan 1867; Cromby
ll5l.
Two hundred and ten precincts outside
OF Cincinnati show net Republican gain
Of 1928.
Three hundred srd seventy -nine precincts
outside Of Cincinnati. give Mckinley
81 ,Iss, Campbell a, ,791. Ashsnhufss, s7i0.
S.isx lli0 The ssms in 1s90 asvs Ryan
a $50, Cfomly Al ,a6s, Lstor 9s4s. Curtis
80 Fifty. i've ps. eiscfs il Ciacineati give
Mckinley s033, Campbell 7403 Ssme in
1890 gave R,as s9ss Cfotsiy 74l0.
Specials 70 the E.quIsT trsm Col. Um-
buss stass shst chsifmxn Neal Of the Dsa !.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Leeks Like Russell. Though BY Very
Small Margin.

Bosrox, Nov. 3.--lSS prscircts out ei
2o7 in Boston, givs Allan l4,i0S; Russell
IS 637. Russelis piurality, s3$a. 81
towus In Massachusetts sivs Allan 1888
Resell 1897. The same towns last yeaI
gave Bracket 2osy, Ru,seil 1875 A ne;
republican gain Of 3i7. rs tosns IN
Massachusetts rive CoIeosan. dem., for
Lieut.. Gov. 1879, Hale, rep 304l. Ths
eanae towns give kimoall, rep for auditor,
1886; Tfefrsy. dem, ltlI.
Thrive torEs Of Massachusetts, give
Allen. Rep. for Goveincr, 4s9s; Russeil,
Dem, aI69; Kimbail, Pro. s04, Wisin.
Peoples, H. The same towns last year
gave Bracket, Rep, SG4Q; Russell. DEM,
2fl2; Bisckner, Pro-, lst. Net Rerueli'
can gain, sos.
Seventsen Of the ae5 precincts in Boston
cells plurality, 1881.
Fifty towns in Massachusetts, give Allen,
Rep, $500; Russell, Dem, .6Sst kimball.
Pro-, 536; Wisin, Peo, IS. Last year
Bfscsett, Rep. had 1885; Russell, Dem,
$3.50; Blsckner, Pro-. S6S, Net Republi'
can gain, 70S.
One hundred and ninety one precincts Of
EOS in Boston. give Russell 81 S4s. Alien.
2i,lil; Russeirs plurality. l3,ss7. This
10 wilbin Ill Of Russell's plursiisy last year
in The whole city.
Boston and New Bedford. With 81 towns
in Massachusetss give Allen ~ $40; Rus
sell, 923s; KimbalI, 591; winin. l0l. The
ssme towns last year gave Brsekett 10 Sos /;
Russell. 1901; Bischmer, l247. Net
Republican gsin, 557.
One hundred and ninety six precincts Of
2c5 in Boston aive Allen 2l.7l9; Russell.
IS 3l1; Russells plurality, l3 500. This
is PA more than his entire plurality 10 Bos-
ton last yekr.
0ae HUNDRED aud twenty three towns and
the cities Of New Bedford and Lswrencs
give Alien. 2S, lSl; Russell. "a, 100; KIM
ball. 1864; Winn, 2is, The same towns
and ciiies last year gave Brackess, "a 1876 !;
Russell. 2l,s66; Blackmer, 1890; . net
Republican gain Of 1888.
In 1888 cities and towns, including Boston
enc precinct mistiugl Somervllie, Chelses,
Lawrence, Salem, Fall River and New
Bedford, give Allen rs 972, Russell. si.-
0G3; Kimbsll, 4ol2; Winn, 779. Russelrs
plurality, 909l.
SrRiSGrIELD, Mass Nov. 5 The big
plsces are al very late and will not report
before midnight. Small towns are also
late. Returns tbus far show considerable
prohibition gain in the country town,
which much reduces the expected gains Of
the Republicans. The fesrlt of votes on
county and Legislative candidates are et;ll
unknown.
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4.

the election Of the Republican Legislature.
Cav. Csmpts oil corcsdss McKiniey's cleo
tion By froa Is 0co 10 u. eco plurality.
! CoIrxErs, ohis. Nov. ) Both repab-
icsns and democratic made fxssnsivs pre-
ps1asions for receivipg election news -
nghs, are greatly disappeiu'sd over dslsys
In fees iviny resares. At 10 r. u. Sesarrs
compared with former years we're more
Than ssc heurs late.
Chairman Hahn Of ,hs Republican state
committee says that e5 Rspu ,icans and 81
Democrsts are eiecssd to the House, with
hse in doubt; spd Is Republican and Is
D mcersts are elected to the Senate.
Chairman Hahn Of the Republican State
committee 81 las A. NJ, ciaims the state
py Is COO 10 81 900 and the general assem-
bly by 81 to 33 90 ,irt ballot.
HAMILTON. Ohio, Nov s.-Ths vote for
Governor Campbell in this (his own county,
shows Gains cvsr his majority Of two years
ago. In this county bis msjofity will be
between $500 sna 300.
TOLEDO, O Nly, b No yelarrs are in
1t p. N. from this quarter Of Ohio. IRE
vote 10 very heavy and the count Glow,
owing to errors il mafkicg The Australian
ballots, which causes delay and discussion
among the judges Of election.
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RETURNS COME SLOWLY.
Looks Like Russelfs Election, with
Other Officials All Republicans.

Bosros, Nov. . On account of the
law passed by the Legislature requiring the
votes to be counted by two difierens oili cisls
to ineure correctness, retufns are coming in
mere slowly from all sections OF the state
than ever before, although the electoral
machinery was never in more perfect con-
dition.
Returns from 80 country towns show =
ret Republican gain Of 70S or IA per town
over last year. On this basis the Republi-
can gain in the 352 town Of the state would
be 1912. Last year Gov. Russells plural
ity in the state was 9053.
The indications 20 far from the large
cities are that he has held his pluralities Of
last year, and that he is elected by at least
1000 plurality. The bslsnce Of The Iiepub-
lican state ticket is VI doubtecly elected.
As the returns of only 50 towns are now
in, it il utterly impossible to give any idea
Of the compile xion Of the Legislature.
midnight 80 towns and New Bedford
city give Alien 2l l,l2S, Russell lG 924,
Kimbsll 1867, Winn 194 Same towns
last year, Bracket Is. .234, Russell IA Cs2,
Blackmer 224l. Net republican gain of
f5l
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Bowditch, Webstsr & Co.
CITY OF AuHUtIA.

TgASAsUGER's oysicf, ner- 8.
On and sfsrr ,i~a. ., isai Ery seS 5f'ssr'e uii
oe n the r~a- usi,e over ssssi's She ~.cre
water ST.. artn further -,,ss-4 G. n ss~tss,
C1ty Tre2s1-ss. Aaia0
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SOUTH DAKOTA
Sends Republican Congressman 10 fill
the Gamble Vacancy.

HURON, S. D.. Nov The election Ia
this state Was enly for q Congressman ia
All the Gamble vacancy. Joliey |, tho
ReI ubliean nominee. Woods the Dsmc-
craic, and Smith tho Independent Seat
tefing returns from SO precincts In 10
counties. including the cities Of Waie,-
towa, Huron, Aberdeen and Sioux Fails,
show that ligh, vote was east. The ns,
ures show tnat Jolley leads both ctmpeti-
tors, in many towns receiving two to their
one.
ST. PAU, MINI, Nov. 5 -Chhfly On
account Of the large number Of men en-
gagged in threshmg wheat in South Dakota
the vote in that state is light. A great dee
Of '.pairing" has been done by these men
but il 10 doubtful whether that fact will
al, ct the general result. County COM
missioners are beiog voted for, besides .
Congressman. Both Republicans and
Independents claim to be getting yo,es, bu,
the vote seems most favorable to the
former.
l.SIoux FALLS, Nav, 3 Returns from
l07 precincts give Jollsy 209l ;,,6mith 1924
Woods sos. Vote not over 80 per cent Of
last year.
President Green OF the State Republics n
League claims the state for Jolley BY 1900
and puts the total vote At so. 600, . falling
on Of 81 Per cent.
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DAMARISCOTTA BANK
Obliged to Suspend-Had 100000 De-
posted with Maverick Bank.

DAMIRrsooTrA, Nov. 3.-The First
National Bank of Dams,iscotta hiss sus-
pended as result OF the Maverick bank
failure in Boston. Its deposit with the
Boston bank amounted to about $40 900,
snd shsn the fact becsms known, run on
,he Frst Na.ionsi resulted and it suspended
business
Bank Examiner Parker Of Lewiston Is
expected toni, ht, ard in the meantime little
reformation is obtsinsbie as to the banks
uc,usl condition, although the directors sf-
ser, the depositors will be paid in full
The last state me u. Of he hsnk on Oct
gave is ..-ets at Sl56, ,C2S 9l, including
Io.ns % sI3 ssG II lis deposits we're
s72 413 54; surplus, SIS 600; undivided
proas, s7o20 81.
General feeling Is thst the bank 10 per-
fectiy solven; and the suspension only e m
porsry. Iis efiicsrs are Addison Austin,
president; Joel P. Huston. cashier; Adti-
son Austin. John Tnompson, F e Tukey,
Ak Curtis, Charles Norris, directors.
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THE BorL@NE NEGOTIATIONS.
Mr.. O'Bricn Tells VI rarnell's Agree.
ment MS 10 Retiring.

Cons. New. 3.--The formal nominaalen
Il candidates took place today and proceed
ed qaistiy. Mr.. 0'Btien, ds,cribine The Deu-
legGe negotiations denied the sxistAnes Of
an flicial ri cord. lie quoted ls;ters from Mr.
Pssnell and others TO prove that Mr.. Par.
beli's retire ment was meant TO bs permanent.
Mr.. o'Brien said that Mr.. Dillon and him
self went To jail after ,xhanstipg every
,dost 10 feet reconciliation, ME- Red.
mond and other ParntIlttes then sided with
him in trying 10 bring SIR. farneii TO rea
.on, Mr.. Psfneli fe,ed 10 retire il Mr..
oBrien took the leadership, but be
(OBrien) objected. and suggsstsd Mr..
Dillon. Mr.. fsrnssl refused TO asssnt 10
MI. Dillou.
At,erwsri Mr.. rArnell drafted an agree
ment that II Mr.. Mccarthy obtained from
Mr.. Glsds.one tuiliaient memorandum
dealing with the Trith quest ions. he would
retire from the chairmsnsbip In in favor Of
Mr.. Dillon. with Mr.. Mccarthy % vios
chsirman. The agreement contained n,
condition that the retirement Of Mr.. Par
nell was to be temporary.
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yALPARAIsVs FORTIFICATIONs.
An Army Officer Thinks Cruiser Would
Have a Lively Time There.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-0fficers at army head
quarters are brushing up their Spaniih and
studying the forufcstions Of Chill in an
ticipation of . possible brush with the
Cnilisns.
"Vaipsrslso 10 better fortified than any
city Of this country" .sid Capt. Maus, one
Of Gen. Miles's aids, to day. THE shore
Of the city presents hslf-oircle, and along
the entire front are planted batteries Of
modern pine-inch Crupp suns that would
make it exceedingly lively for any American
cruiser that stenpted to she'll the town.
IRE Ch,lisns aiso possess the secret OF the
manufacture o. smoseless powder and have
an almost Unlimited supply of modern car
biDes and rifles.
I'VE could no doubt tske Chill in time"
be said, ''bu. in my opinion they would
make is lively for US at first. The Chilians
are terrible fighters. They once threatened
to bombArd San Francisco, and . people
ths, would do that is not covardly."
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HE MUST BE A FRAUD.
Trying 10 Get His Living Easily ys-Ar-
rested Charged with Fraud.

NonrH Apsas, Nov. 8 This morning
Rev. W. W. Foster Jr . n ceived = lett
frcm Rev. Mr., Durfeo cf Hoosi0k Falls,
New York, telling h,m TO look cut for
James Peiree, who elaine TO bo . ms mber
ofRtv. Mr.. Ro~iey's church. Nashua, N II.
Mr.. Durfec said Psircs was fraud. While
Mr.. Foster was At dinner. shs servant an
sout ced p,ifee. The latter elsimsd TO be
u COZ vertsd Catholic ard that he hal been
prosecuted because Of his change in faith.
He told Foster that no wanted work or
small nEsneisl aid, tuoli ma be- hal rccsivsd
from other Methodist ministers. The police
nan arrived and Peirce was locked up,
chSged with vsgrsroy and uyibg to obtain
money by false prefer CTS. feircs had
certificates of character from clergy men
IN many places 10 NeS england.
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The following senator's we're elected in
six Of the nine Suffolk district, the figures
being msjoriiies; Second Suffolk, John
Rsade dem }, '329; Fourth. Patrick J.
Kennedy (Dsm }. 2iss; Fifth. Henry
Psrkman (Hep =, los; Sixth. William ;.
McNary Dem 3067; Seventh. M. j. Nc.
Esuick (Dem }. 1891; Eight, William II
Casberr Ind. Dem. J. s02.
In the third Safoik senstorial district,
John W, CoYeney, Cambridge, Dem Ird)
hss 302 plurality. Ia the Stn suffolk sen-
atorAl, VIM II. West Rep has s0G plurality.
In the 4sh councillor district, James Dono-
van Dem. 10 elected. Vim. z, Barrett
(Rsp }, Speaker Of the late house Of rep
rese ntstives, 10 elected to the House by
256 msj 1iisy.
10 the Asa Midjlefex senatorial distr ics
Ffancss II. Raymond rep elected. In
the Cape senatorial district, John Simpson
(rep) elected. The are the only senatorial
districts outside Of 5uff Tx county yet com
piete. The city Of Somsrvilie: Allep,
2749; Russel, 1863; Kimbali, I23; VIM,
~. Net Republican gain 1863 over 1890.
In the first suffolk senatorial district Ar
thur B. ChsmpIin rep has. 654 plurality.
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LOOKs LIKE RUsSELL.
His Reelection Generally Conceded,
Though by Small Plurality.

Bosros, Nov. 3.--Governos Russell,
Hon. John VI. Coreorsn, Hon. Josiah
Quincy. Mayor Matthews. Secretary Dale
Of the Democratic ssste committee, most
Of Gov. Raseil's staff aad many other we'll
knovn Democrats we're at the Globe Office
during TIE evening, where they received
the election returns and from ,hs outset felt
mos. hopeful for the success of their ticket.
The governor vas the least excited Of those
present snd calmly figured out tbe.felssive
gsins and Iosses - the figures we're placed
before him. During the night be cent fhs
following n,esssgs to Chairman Murphy Of
the New York Democratic State commit
tee: 'sEaormsus vote. Probably elected
by 5000 msj9ii'y.r Later returns only
served 10 make the governor aod his friends
c,bdden: ihst his estimate vss none tee
high Mr.. Corcoran expressed c5n6deI CO
ths. bis own vote in the ssate would be
ssfEc.ert eiscg him iieutensns governor.
Everybody feiE highly slsiei over the out
loak-
A.,s1e republican hea, a aartsrs are 4 hrs Z
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REPUBLICAN GAINS
will Probably Wipe OHt the Alliance
Party's Majorities.

Kansas CuY. Mo, Nev. 3.--Dispase he,
from various couaties in Kansas shov tl,4,
toe Alliance old not hold its own II today 4
election. Only " counties out Of the I0S
in the state have been heard from. In OILY
two have the Alliance made . clean sweep.
The counties show almost Invariably Re-
publican victories or Republican ssi0s. IL
the judicial districts the rttufss Indicate
that n . Alliance met vhoissome defeat.
Rsput l!os1s and DemocYsts combined
against ths Aliisace candidates Tor judges.
(Continued on fourth pses.I
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COLORADO.
Helm Elected Chief Justice Of Supreme
Court Beyond Doubt.

DENVER, Col. Nov. 3.-Ths weather
todsy was cool snd cloudy. The vote
polled in this city was very heavy, and
reports from the outside towns are to ,hs
effect ihst unususl interest was taken in
the elections. The Australian ~ stem vss
tried today for the 1rst Tina in Colorado,
apd from all accounts il worked well.
The election 10 this sts's today passed on
quietly. Counting ballots will be slow. II
will be late before definite returns can be
had. There 10 no doubt Of the election Of
Judge Helm, Republican, to the chief
jusiicesb p.
Helms election as chief iusecs Of the
Supreme Court 10 claimed BY the state Re
publican committee ty over 5000. At the
Democratic hesdqusrers 20 estimAtes are
made
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WHAT THEY VOTED FOR.
The Full List of Officers Elected in
New York.

New York, Nov. 3.-The election in
New York state today 10 foy governor,
! 'euteuans- governor, secretary Of state.
and engineer; for four s6nsressmen to fill
vacancies caused by three resignations and
one death; for eight justices Of supreme
court; for full senate Of 80 members and
full assembly Of 1928 members. The last
sensts consisted Of 10 Republicans ard l3
Democrats; t5e last assembly OF SO Demo
Gratis and SO Repp blicans. The full vote
Of the state will be collected for governor
and comparison be made with similar
vo,e Of 1888.
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sTORMING IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Snow Stops Threshing Of Grain-FarmeI
Cannot Finish Before Spring.

GlAsp FoRKs T. D., Nov. s III con-
msnced moving about loon yesterday and
stin ccntir uss, drifting badly. MANY men
brought from Miune.ota and Wi'ccnsin to
help ,hreshing sre leaving oecsuse Of the
cold weather. A large portion Of the grain
/, still unthreshed and IL is doubtful II the
farmers cas faisb ilJSs. .hiaR before spring.
The essrpousd Uains for l~o CT three day .
hsve beez crowded With farm lsboreFs
leaving the State.
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HOPE SHE Is SAFE.
Wreckage Drifting Ashore Causes Alarm
for Steamer ID. W. Powers.

MAxrsrEE, Mnh Nov. 3 Several psils
msrked "ese,mer Powers" and 3 cabin
door have been found on the beach Is miles
north Of here The only steamer by that
rsme 10 the d W Powers. Sne is valued
as sIS 900, and J Chsm,ey OF Chicago is
its owner. The crew numbers Is. The
lorers lefs Friday for Mspistque to get .
losd Of lumber. Her sgent here does not
believe she has met With any mishaps.
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VIRGINIA.
Small vote--Meagre Returns - All h
Favorable to the Democrats.

RIcmMoSD, Va Nov. 3 There are n
dicati0Is that small vote was poiltd IN
this state today for members Of the legisla-
ture. MesRre returns have been received !,
all favorable 10 the Democrats.
Returns from about three.fourihs Of the
state show that the Democrats will have
more than two-ihirds ms jority in the nj +,
legislature.
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PALO ALTO, 200 ~.


SrocNror, Cat, Nov. 3,-Palo Alto
lowered his record half = second today,
tro,ting mile IN 2 90 IL and coming with
in . quarter Of = second Of the worlds stall
lion record held by Allefton. lie made tvo
bresks or he would have broken the record.
lie went to the quarter in 80 seconds, half
In l 0f, three quarters in 3G Ia, when he
went of his feet. but caught quickly and
came down the stretch at his best speed,
but went up again just before reachisg the
wire, though he got in trottirg.
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Now We Gain,

In 1872 towns and cities, including Law.
renee and New Bedford, give Allen 80. I5i ;
Russell. 81 1877 KimbaII, / .s09; Wisin, ,30i. .
Last year Bracket hal 27,9I5; Russell,
"a, ,496; Blackner, g. 40t, Net Republican
gain Of 995.
One hundred and forty two cities and
towns give Allen 80 632. Russell %, $50,
Kimbsll 1851. Winn 339. Last year Brack-
EFT 29s43, Russell 26i46, Biackmer 562l,
Net Republican gain 1245, Same l42
cities and towns give Cnrcoran dem. for
lieutenant governor 24,a29, Hattie 32,305.
For suditor, Kimbsll 29,176, Trefrey
22,3l8.
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THE PRINCIPAL LOSSES
In the Worth New Portland Fire, With
Their Insurance.

NoRrm NEw PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-The
piiecipbl losses by The North New Portland
Ere are eslimssed as follows: Bartlett &
plammer, 5000, insured sl7o0; G. II
C!s,s, $4,000 to $4,000. insured slSc0;
Chase & Gilbert, $4,000 to $4,000. insured
$1,000; W. S. Jacobs, $4,000, insured
SEQ; Hiram PeMe, $1,000, insured.
sleOG; d Ii. Knowles, $1,000, insured for
$1,000; Nielsen CEymble, 5000, no insur-
.nre; W S Bunker, $500; TO Insurance ;
II. d. Nartop, $1,000, no insurance; Mrs
Smith, s6C0; Mrs Boo'hby. $500: f. 7
vlles, s250O, insured for 5000; John
walke-. $1,000, DO insurance; Orlando
Qunt and Quins Bros. $4,000 to $1,000 no
tn.urar ca; VIM. Sawyer, $500. insured
.cr $500; Harris Bros $4,000, no iDsur-
arc, E I. Strickland, 5 so, insrred for
$500; II W. Kennison, $500 10 $500. no
insurance The total loss will doubtless
fco, up about 5000
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CURED WITH FOUR BOTTLES.
A Young Lady Troubled with Severe
Painting spells Cures by the use Of
the syrup.

To the Union Nn,iiciHe Company.
when INF dsu sht.r first commenced 70 !. ke DIT.
WITH ms Rlnsd Syrup sAe " ; froue'ed with
fsfaripr and had considerable trouble with her
o., bel z unsbs~ TO do scarcely any york. Ut
after tskfnx four bottles of h. syrup she is net
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04
IRON MOULDERS STRIKE.
In San Francisco, Began Nov. .. 1859,
Declared or at Last.

SAN FRATcnco, Nov. 3--Tbe strike Of
the union ircn moulders which began Nov.
3. 1889, vas declared on by the union to-
day. The csuse Of the strike vss TIE
refusal Of "a large four dries to recognize
he rules Of the union. About l40 mould
ers and 40 core makers were involved. 1t
l, estimstei the strike cost The union over
800, 600 and three lives lost through vlo-
lence.