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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
THB ELECTIONS
In Massachusetts,. Boston Re-.
elects Mayor Matthews.
cofansr's Jury Il Work o. The Russell
Nla Explosion.
First Annual Banquet Of the Ma>.achn.
sets state Board Of Trade.

Bosrox, Dec. I5.--Uneiii cixl returns
from The entire city give Matthews, Demo.
csat, . plurality Of 15.es6 Ahsrmen
Republicans. 5; Demeefals, :. Last year .
board Rspablicsns, 5; Democrats, 9.
The common council vi probably stand,
Democrats, IS; Republicans, q. really q
Republican gain Of 9. School committee
and license votes not complete. Vote Tor
lcsnce Ut questioned.
woKcEsrEs, MAss. Dee. l5.-Hon.
Francis A. Harrington. the straight Bepuo'
lic.n csntiaats. WAS elected mayor for the
third term. The psxs board ct alder
msn will stand Republicans and Dem -.
ocrat The mex: Council will stand Is
Republicans and 9 Democrats. Ma ,ri,y
against license, 40i.
NlwBusrpoKr, Mass, Dec. IS -orfin
J. Gurney, Republican, 10 elected mayor
Bosrd Of aldermen elected Republicans,
3; Democrats, 5. Tas CoanciI Dsmocfats
10; Republicans. s. The ely went for
license.
Lrss, Mas Dec. Is AT midnight the
fe,urps from Is Of - precincts, Indicate
the election OF Eihu b Hyes, Republican,
mayer. All returns pein, to Republican
b ,ard Of aldermen. The city sill probably
90 for license.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
Field Indicted.

NV YORK, Dec. 10 -Edwsrd NJ. Field
the senior partner Of the hrm Of Field,
Lindlfy, Wiechers & Co was brought into
the dissric, attorneys ofice this morning
sod vss indicted By the grand Jury this
afternoon for the misappfopria,i,n Of ffsy
bonds of Clion Pacific, Denver & Calf
railway stock Of par value 81. 900 esch.
Al 80 P NJ. Field Vas arrsizned be-
fore Judge Covinz. His counsel entered
. plea Of not guilty to the Indictment and
he vas admitted to bail in s25 000, J.
Pierpons Morgan snd John T. Terry qaali-
fyirg - bondsmer. As soon - Field lsft
the court room be va arrested upon IN
order CT arrest 10 civil sui: brought By
r. Il. Dietz Who charges Field with
hypo,hecstins securities deposits With the
letters Arm for loan Of sl25 ocO. Field
vss taken to the Ludlow street. jill, and
viii be called to plead to the Indictment
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
IN THE SENATE.
Bills introduced at Fridays >essien en-
Nsrieas >ahjeets.

wAsaisGros, Dee. l5,--Among the
bills introduced were the following;
By MorF!ii. for the purchase Of . sife
FOR q building FOR the Seprsme Court OF The
United ) atss; fer hfaezs ttstae Of the
late Prof Sslrd 81 the Smithsonian lnst-
taaon for bronze statue OF Christopher
Columbus il Washington, Aad the removal
Of the naval monument TO asw site; sx.
tending the privileges Of mail free from
postage 90 historical societies.
By Sherman, 20 prcmate aud encourage
the display Of fsg. for the United States ;
for a military post in he Interior Of ALASKA
And 70; the ex alofAuon sni survey of the
valley Of the Yukon river,
BY Dosph, for toraaessions and other
ses coast defsnses.
By frcci9r, 10 reorgauise the iufsntry OF
the sfmy and increase It's ethcisney; 70
repeal the ias for cssminat,oa Of certain
1ttcsrs Of The army to regulate promotions
then Elm, sai to extend hnesl promotions to
first lteutensnis,
By Hsnshroush. to nx the pay and al,
lowsnces Of veterans % the army.
BY Cullom, to ameud iDiet ,stste com
mercs seIj providing for adoption saj use
Of uniform sAutssd aatomst c esr-cuup-
Ter and regulating operation snd control cf
freight trains used "a igtct state eommerce.
BY Q1sy-To mark the hncs OF hattie and
positions u the s'my ot northern Virginia
al the battle of nst9 tbaIg. To furnish
the Gettysburg memorial association With
specimen, of arms aud etc, u.ed at the
battle Of Dttsy sburs. To amend section
22 Of the iHter state commerce set. by
Ml,C be!l-F9r the deveiopman, Of the six
,,rsft fra FrH 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
WINTHROP MASONS


Especial to the KEsSEBEc JoURsAL.l
WINTHROP, Dec. &c. NJ Huxford
left for London, England, Tuesday, via
White Star line. He has gone on business
connected with large salmon canning firm
in Astoria, Oregon.
At the annual meeting Of Temple Lodge
No. rs, r & A NJ, The following officers
we're elected for the ensui g year; j. 4
Mcilroy. W. NJ; L Z Jones, s. W; Z.
Il. Jackson, j. W; II Peonimaa. Treas T;
e L Love ~, SEE; G. W Bates, S. d /;
Z W. Macomoer, J d &C 4. Coehrane.
C P. Hsnnsford. r. &, McIlroy, finance
com nittee.
A h4lse belonging to . pedler ran away
Monday night, but sss caught before any
serious d.msse was done.
Tee machinery 70: Bsiley's oilclo;h fac
tory 10 nearly all in piscs. They nor sx-
pecs to start sometime tn Janury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
Governor BnrIeigh at Gardiner.

bafutntf bAly News l'sC. IL
Before a large audience 10 thu. city last
evening Governor Basleigh tfsctaslly
gave the lie 10 the assrrslons Of his polii
lcsl opponents thst he could not make a
speech. In an entirely Of hAnd way,
and With Ut reference TO uotes, he III sde
one Of the most appropriate, mnss elo-
gaeni speeches ever 1eliveted In G srdin-
or. He spoke With grace aGd with foros,
and his remarks were enthusiastically re
ceived We do net think Any man IN this
State has ever made greater progress IN
public speaking In the ssue length Of tinle
than has been mkde by Governor Burieish
In the past three yesrs. When be came to
the executive chair he bad been sli HIS tfc
without forensic traiBing. lie VAS 3 man
of great natural absiity, ciesr. strong
thinker with q comprehensive grasp Of
public questions. He was also writer OF
singular force and ciesrness, with u ne
command OF good Eoglisi, sn accom-
plishment That has distinguished alike
his III eisl papers and his large core.
spondeDce. He hsl all the elements
that go TO make up good pubhc speaker
with one sicgis exec 2tlOn--co q fence.
This confidence he has been gradusly
gaining as he has grown accustomed tu
fscing public su iierces and lasI nleh s
Ell, qusnt speech 10 This city, delivered ~iih
out the sightest embarrassment, is proof
that from This time forth he may be de-
nded upon to sequit himself with credit
on sll such occasions. Ths, speech would
have done honor 10 any nisD in the
State. We have 10 miud today O.
gentleman who 10 one of the best orstors ia
our State, and who 10 in great demand all
over the country, whose early Efforts we're
Gn ser the spell of that nightmare Of all
beginners-stsse fright. When once he
had acquired confidence in facing an audi
enee his troubles we're over for
he WAS man of great natural
ability ard foe command OF Ian
gusse. In the same way we make the
prediction that inside OF two cesrs, IL Gov
ern0r Burleigh continues 10 cultivate this
art be will become one of the most fluent
and eloquent public speakers ia the State.
II proof Of this fac, were needed 1t is amply
furnished by the admirable speech At the
Grand Army Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
IDENTIFIED ny PARENTS.


New YoRK, Dec. n Mr.. and Mrs,
James +. Norcfoss Of Somerville. Mass.,
claimed early this morning the trunklsss
head In the morgue as that OF their son,
Henry l. Norcros,
The recognition vas positive aud lett no
shadow Of doubt AZ to the identity Of the
bomb thrower.
The coroner told q reporter this morning
that among ths things that Mrs. Norcrnss
had said to h'm. after identifying rsm'ins
Of the dynamite Who uiet TO bios up I.-
sell sage, vas. My son Henry Was always
mid hammered. ! am positive he had
never hsrbored auy Rad feelings toward
Bussell Ssge. lie advocated the Limitation
Of wealth. He vas regular in his habits
and va, a free thinker and believer in no
hereafter. never kne~ him to handle
eIploslves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16

New York Money Market,

rxv YORK, Dec. L..
aoney easy RANGING tron y to
Prime paper At fta6
Government bonds, doll, hrm.
Railroad bcuds, fairly active, strong
Ihn foiloyfuC mr.. the ulOsius uuD. attOns of ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16

aKw foRE, Dec. u
Fioug-- Eeeeio'a t,sS ptEs; exports. a3s
saje;, l3.S0 bass, low extras : Gsss zs, CT,
mile snsts 10, city mill patents. s 2;at5 o.
NfnfeT wheat, low gfhaes, " S5Af ~ fEB N
fAncy, efyFjas5 OH,pstrsts, ft patb41, Minnesota
tants, ts.70as5.so rys mixture, Iss5Ati 50, sap
sr1ns, o. xelt = 6he = o"as3 Is.
WBKAT-RevsnC1s isdf9D bash. szports. Ts' /,
satas 1880, yuIsi, loWcr, -------=------
No . rva, rs = "a. stor. aud si"ys,nr. : %.
si07i sG0ai, ,-a5sl ist, 10 : rcd io,lslSZ
asro to srrtve llzisif2l. no. horts'rn, Ic7t
HIz- dull. wsstern. i0k.al0ts-
SsELE = Gufet, no. n Eaa<ss, 5BsT
C0Ks-sess1V 1890. ~.yyf. ,lzg. salss.
steady. NJ z. 5ss5y elevator. S.a,si. afsoas; No
while 81 10. 3 s5s5i. stesnsr nixea, s7ss7,,
D.rs- aseefpss 6R5. sxgorss -aSisS, .~ass.
1900, quiet, uesstT, mod active, 80. sgsa3St
Q vaii. 39i 40. z. fgiaio. 90 white. toa.os
NO /. white 70, % write, 81. Hixed ~est'n,
ssssis, DO vhite ~ ~ uhits state. sghi. no.
CORR K,o. se'ivs, higher. No. :, is.aI'.
sgo,k-kas, eaA. -, fstaes. 1aiet,
cay; No. 9. :lis, NO :. s.,
NJ No. H. ~ -. no 10. Il. or 20 Il si
fnosld, as, standard. g 9iG; oonsos
TONERS sIIG; Gu. Iosf and crush, 81.
poxdared. q zrsnula,ei, I.-A8 -; cubes. ?,
PzrEoLsHs- stesd7, qsiet. asited, 81.
Pokz- dali. strssy
sxyy- dull, steady
Beef haIss--dali,
LAsn- inner, qsfsf, -srsrn steam. o. W.
eI ,, %, ned, rod d. nsnc. Continent. 8 so,
sfrTzs-9ai usat: state dairy, i7azs; do
ere aHse'y, 29A45, do creamery. 1aD ussfAri
Cszxsn- quiet, xbos, ,tesdy, asI
Srsishts - i-s,~4S~~.. a4Asast, sssr, quiet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET


Bosros, Dec. Is The first annual ban.
quet OF ,be MAssschusetts Slate Board OF
Trade was Id at the Revere Houe this
evening, preceded bv reception. Dinner
%. served at 80, 230 being present AT
8 20. President Charles F.. Adams
delivered . brief address OF welcome
and then announced the report Of the
spt cal committee on the restriction Of
imm, grafton, that Congress be urged TO
enact such legislation tast no immigrant
shall embark until he satisfies the consuls,
authorities NJ the port Of embarkstion that
he can read and write. Resolutions wsre
adopted resreuine the absence Of Secretary
Foster and II. c. Lodge on account Of sick
ness.
Gen. A. B. Nettleton, assistant secretary,
was the frst speaker. He suggested thst
that the treasury department was to great
for one man to supervise. eDumersiing iis
urer's tffice, bureau Of engraving and
printing, lighthouse service, life saving
service, bureau Of navigation, revenue ma.
rine, coasts and geodotic curvey maine hos
pta survey, bureau Of statistics, steam
b nt inspection, supervising architects of-
fee and immigration service.
he HAlu AuIfc suItts5St ettftthtibt Ok
the treasury have practically died in the
harness, and that every subdivision Of the
work should be under the supervision Of q
cabinet efiicer, and suggested a depart
meut Of commerce TO include the unfiusn-
ciai bureaus and the administration Of the
inter state commerce law.
He said that during the ten years before
1890 we received su average number Of
immigrants nearly equal TO the combined
armies in the civil war. aud that in the past
four months there was an Increase Of 27
per cent. over the corresponding period in
1890. lie pointed out the causes as better
Industrial conditions in America and the
burden Of foreiga Armies. He spoke Of
the deterioration Of the quality in immi-
grants and said the majority crowded into
cities and towns to slut the labor market
apd complicate the industrial condition.
Fred W. Peck Of Chicago, chairman Of
the finance committee Of the Worlds Fair.
spoke OF the superiority Of the fair over
all pre- rious expeditions and explained Chi
csso's call for . larger appropriation from
Congress.
Hon. +. J. McDsrmo,t Of Louisville.
Ky., the last speaker, spoke on the business
interests Of the North and the South.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
STATE NEWS.
Waldo.
Uri1n

LHIT1-
At the annual communication Of Star Of
the West Lodge, Y. ( A. NJ, the following
officers we're elected n. A. Fosg, W.
NJ Fred Written. .. W; Fred White
house, J. W. Ctas. Taylor. chaplain;
Rusl Berry. secretary; b Il. Stevens.
treasurer; Allen BscJu. &. d; Frank
Bartlett, i. d; !. y Fogz. Tyler Geo.
y. PiIlsbury vas seriously ibjursd secsntiy
By being thrown from his estriase and
dragged ov-f the frozen ground
while handling young colt
Ht. Eben Thompson is preparing to I'M
prove h 8ae grove on the east saofe Of
Winr ecook izss, Unity. The i,od will be
surveyed s.d lsId cut ia.o cottage lots.
streets and avenues. The location 10 nns
one, the trees and shYubbsTy being su,csp-
iiole of bang very Ornamental. Connected
with b.. l0s ia q le smooth field. which
vont make ME, parade ground for G.
A. II. sncsmpments,
BzAacH HiLLs.
The KnoI and Lincoln Adventist quar-
tsriy conference, held here last week, VS.
largely attended. The preachers In At
tendance we're Revs. Geo. T. Weeks, j. r.
Hall. ". Hall Of Weeks Mius. Geo. Liu-
coin nf Washington and y. Biaisdeil Of
BeIgtsds Mills. Revs. Weeks and Lincoln
left here for Besse Ridge. Aition, 10 hold
. series OF neeiings.--Os, Sunday school
is preparing for concert Christmss eve,
sod there will probably be q Christmas tree,
also.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
Railroaos & STEAMBOATS,
uiInE cEl1RlL RAILROAD


unfH0 WE8T-sA A. =. for L<wistou
sses,sad. ro~iaad, Bosfss snd soHtfesi, 7A5 A
Z so, "a loweB 6<fdtner ard soash Gssfaf ssr
= "a r. toy aransp1 4, lewiston ssf-siag. n
aeorfsnf Por.lasd anA Boston. connecting 10,
WsIts Nsuessas rDtnts, gA p a 70,
asi.gxsH. Bs,disey AEd soath azrfinsr, 3 4
! 4 ,sf srass~fex ssth. rJsfiasa ssst,a
IA starisys oaiy. tor Eeekiass; slos r. NJ To-
n Ala ~sl usfa,s.ss asd s.ssbs aNniaer q es
sxa And soStSn-
ssos 40 EAsr-aie A. n. tnigst sxprsss1 70,
ssovasfss Be- fast. Bangor, eas Hasbsr a.
4. fes Tsssryiae. 3sovh~ssa sad Bangor IS.
y D. Tor s,sryiiis. Oakianfs aorEh an On
stassAn, skopbessn, S-ifsss. Dovef Aai
sas tgf. H~ns0f, HAs H&fhoF, 81 Biapaena
n John And Afoos OoS County, AMI sunday.
suis. 4 sf7 {. A.,fr ssasof.
III sish Paiimsn fyaifs run esef. way eyer7
.istt. sanizys ia igd-d, tut not to 5xowhs saga
= sondxy mornings. o. 70 k-sffast. Dextsr, or
h,yend s.nsor. on san isy aofaiRgs.
fEe DAY express tram sstas Nest at io. to A.
n ss6 sast At s,s r. ". raa daliY, sassay- %
ssd o. John.
ACcOn MODATf0N ymAIy Tor Augusta
saves soats GARDINER. 6.ls A. a.. 10 ard . 10
ual ,,ssIl s.t9 81 NJ, ta5 aud sa9 r. a.
Thsessl tdksts 20 California and all paln,s
sauA sad wee; nay BE- had Of T. II Walker
sssyt Nxsst, Augusta, t1s saiy ofsser IN Aasasts
,siHs gia ali routes ADD GhscaiHg baggage tfss o.
sysass'
YAYsos rUcKEa. Vice Pres. l. GeE'i Manager.
~. BooTaBY. seaT Pass. aud Iiesst As't.
Roriiaad, Nv. 20. 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
JOHN DILLON INJURED


DUNirs, bee. l5.--The Nstionsl Fed
erstion branch al Ennis. county Of Glare,
proposed h0lting meeting TO discuss the
several matters Of tnn tSst When the fact
became known TO the Psrnellltr, they sur
rounded the hui!iipg in which the meeting
vas 10 be held, and as the McCsrthyit ties
made Ihoir appearance they were met with
Nollss Of stones.
The MoEsf,hyites made . rush for the
enemy, but the latter heid ih,ir ground and
fot ume the battle wssed hot and fast.
Sucss and sloucs ~ere freely used, John
Dillon vas struck in tho face ~ith a stone
and received Severe cut, Finally the
police took a band in tho row spd after .
short struggle, daring which they used their
hstons wuh good eject. dispersed the Par
nelhsss. The McCnth,yit itss then held the
meeting without further disturbance,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
Lone CABLE MESSAGE
Received from Minister Eaan b, Seere.
tary Blaine.

WAsHlssTos, d G., Dec, Is Secretary
Blaine has received long cable message
from Uaited States Minister Eg,n al San
tisgo. Chill, but refuses positively to say
anything about it. It lie understood to con-
vey the substance Of the comments OF Mr..
Msils, tue Ch!ilzn minister Of foreign
Affairs, on the recent IF :isl uttsrancss Of
the President and secretary Of the navy in
regard to the Vsipsrsiso Incl lent. The
views Of ile minister on this subject are
en- mbodisd in q circular letter to the diplo-
matte officers Of the Chilian government
ald hs. already been published in the
papers OF ihis couotly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
THL GRAVES TRIAL.


DENVER, Col, Dec, l5.--Iu the Graves
thai today f Il. Worrell, Jr,. admitted he
had frequently written his mother
while she was on trip to California
with Mrs. Barnsby, but had let
the package supposed to contain whisksy
remain in ihe pss.oilice from March 3 to
April !. because he did not know her detn-
ste address After his mother returned
home he let the package remain in the
pnstofiice a week because he dii not know
now tung Mrs. Bsfnsby would remain on
the ooAst.
Mrs. Worrell. Jr., Was recalled AID tes-
tilted that after the fatal package was
brought home from the livery stable, where
1t remained all nigh, in the buggy. 1t was
placed OF the dining room table, where II
remsi0ed for a day before the women
drank from 1t.
The witness corrected the statement by
the servant girl that after Mrs. BarDaby's
death she had been ordered TO empty and
clean all the bottles in the house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
AMERICAN SHIPPING LEAGUE
Holds Council Meeting at Washington
and Elects Officers,

WAsHlSeroS. Dec. I5.-At . council
meeting Of toe American Shipping League
held here today. the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year Prt sident,
Russell A. Alger, Michigan vice presidents.
Ambrose Sno~, Nes York; L Merritt.
George Reilly, Pennsylvsnis; James s
Clsrkson, Iowa; 2. M Whismore, Ma,oe /;
secretary, Charles Sehiil, New York
treasurer, A. Vanderbilt. New York /;
executive committee, Ambrose Snow, An
drew Wheeler, II. T. Gauss, J II Murphy,
j. G. Pakin, J b. Moptg msry. S. B.
Brock, E. r. She prd. Charles +. Moods
q. X Thurber, Joseph Nimmo. "a. V.
Boynton, J. L. Shoup, c n FELTON,. + 8.
M.n on. A memorial to Congress vas
adopted, praying for the passage Of the
sonssge bill p,erensed and chsmpioDed in
the l4.t Cong ess by Amos Cummings and
john NJ. Fa quhar, Of Eew York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

Col William z. aorrllI, Cniied States
engineer 10 charge Of the Ohio river and
all its nsvisao,e tributaries, dropped dead
Monday evening CT heart disease on rail-
road train near Edsetsld, Ill.
The steamer S5uth Portland Of Es.fport.
from s.. John, N. B., 10; Nes York,
which ran ashore at Pssqae 1slsnt, Dec
3. vas fsaied Tuesday morning and tovec
to vioeyard Haven. The remaining cargo
viii be discharged in barge and for
rafdsd.
Judge Allen Of the Supreme Court Al
Bossou, has rendered the tecision that the
order Of the Gelden Lion must essse daisg
endovmsss tusiness, that 80 ri N ctlon Is
TO issse and receiver be spp5iased. The
cour insssfesss enty with TIE endovmens
feature Of ths orders busirsss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
WONDERFUL ESCAPE
OF Two Wrecked Sailors Of the British
Ship Enterkin.

AsrwERr. Dec. - The British steamer
Ashton, from Bristol, arrived here 9th to o
Of the crew Of the wrecked ship Enrerkin,
driven ashore Saturday night At the east
entrance TO The st,sishts Of Dover. Two
men we're washed overheard when tbsIEa-
teikin heeied over, but managed TO g,ssp 3
piece ofvrecksgs snj succeeded in keeping
Themselves sfsst. The wind and ride car
fied them to ses. but they fnslly driftsd
slmost into the course of the Ashton. The
watch On the steamer sav the Getaways
A7d the steamer 10 them aboard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16

III WOMAN will, she will n she viii
take Dr.. Baii's Cough syrup for her cold. !.
sts will be cured.
Take good advice.--I have suffered sith
bad asadschss fsr years. and have tined
many rsms5iss without obtaining relief. I
was ADVISED 10 give Salvation Oil trial,
and Is hss entirely cured me.
EDWARD BaLTZ. Butcher.
La Fsys,ee Market, Baltimore. Md.
daei6dkHlHfolrn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
CORONER'S INQUEST
To Discover the Cause OF Deaths Which
Occurred in Sage's ONCE.

New YoRK. Dec. I5.-Corouer Mesemer
today empsnnslied . jury who VIII decide
who and shat caused the death of the pei
sons who persisted in the explosion in ku'-
sell, Ssge's oth,e. This jary includes
Solomon Tu-ch, president OF the
Lsfiia ard Rand Powder Company /;
4 T Stanton, stock broker George Leasx,
baker; John McKesson, Wholesale
dtusgi.t Harvey f. Fiske, dealer in bonds !;
Henry Cirws, banker. The jury Rfte.
viewing the remains sdj joured sine die.
The remains will be shipped to Boston ~
soon - the coroner has completed az ex.
animation Of the head, probably tomorrow.
The police are looking for the tso revolvers
which Norcsoss carried when he went to
Ssse's oiiice, which are now missing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

Florence 81. John was granted judicial
separation from her husband al London.
Monday.
The st. Petersburg Noy0sti publishes an
article urging an alliance betsscn Russia
and Turkey. Thes, countries, 10 cay the
least, have not heretofore been regarded as
the best of friends.
NJ. Charles Soller and Col. Andrussi
Tough, duel at l'aris Tuesday morning.
NJ. Solier was pinked in the arm but re-
ceivcd only sliab. wound. The colonel
received a severe wound in the breast.
The quarrel originated in a discussion Of
colonisl politics.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
GILLIAN PRESS
Places Whole Blim. II Trouble
Upon NJ. Bsal.
John Dillon Hurt In an Election RiW
al Ennis, Ireland.
Paraelliics Attack hut Fail 10 Rreak aIi
Mctarth,itc Meeting.

LONDON, Dec. lA,--The correspondent
Of the Times N Santsgo Dc Chill. tels-
gtAnhs TO that paper that the entire news-
paper pre.s Of thih places the responsible
,,y for diihoattes row existing between
Chill and toe United ) atos up,u MIR. EgAn,
the United States miaisier. None Of thS
papers. he sdds, make any attack upon
President Harrison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
Maine Postal Changes.

wAsafssros, D. G. Dec l5.-The fol-
loving changes in the postal service are
auneuoced:
Route l27. Concord To North Anson.
Leave Coocsfd Tue.dsy, Thursday and
Saturday as . A N. Arrive ss North An
son by 10 80 A. n. Leave y ,.fh An.on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1t II Is
A. n. Arrive q Concord ss Las P. n.
Adopt at once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
FIRE AT MT. VERNON.
Narrow Escape from Destruction Of J r.
Doiioff's House.

Especial to the KEssxsEc JOURNAL.
Mr VERNON, Dsc- 10 Monday morn.
ing Mrs John r. Doll. 4 started . Ere in
the sitting room - usual. Mr.. DolIo6 vent
into the voojs short distance to cut wood.
Looking toward the house between Q and 10
o'clock he discovered the chimney on FIRE,
ard vsns immedissely to the house
chimney sud thought everything ali right
An hour or Two lsser the daughter e,me
home from school and vent up stairs and
discovered FIRE about the chimney. The
son came about this time and Mr.. 5 one. Q
neisheor and by great exeftions the Ere
was put ous. Five minutes more and the
house would have BEEN burned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16

WAsHgeros. d. c., Dec. I5-Pensions
have been granted to these residents Of
Maine:
Original, Peter Perry, Oliver c. EDDY,
Aaron Parker. 6sephen C. Blackstone,
Frank Cotton, III mas Desiy; additional,
William 8. KimssiI; increase, Andrew J.
Gardiner, Jssrer Ffszisf; reissue. Carroll
Y. Bictfofd, Edwin Woedson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16

rwtoAnp. Dee IL
r1ous- easter, i0aiye lower 10 s1rns easr.
HRsST-rgisd weak. No spring gtAsi3; sc
z red
CoKs-vesk lower, ss.S.s ST
OATzL-dsl. stfady, 30. Ia
ErE-So. J, -.
BAsLxr-so 2, So; so. ssxsesd.s4
Prosisi0 s-q1i. 8.
P0Ez- Mes, lszs zJ
LAID per TOO ibs, ~ OIL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-16
B0To.fCH, WEBSTER Z co.
A VERY REMARKABLE CASE.

. sT H.. . 1901
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Itg YES me greet pleasure to testify
to the u onderiul cure | have ob'aueu
by the tie of your Dr. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SNRUP. have hFen almost
tU5ai'y dt AZ fnr t'' ~ ~ ea' '..,..,snns
.' ~ ~. ssr. have been HIT
drT dr. and constantly full of con
from faio,usss aid stomach troublrs
Alter lak,ng tx h"trles OF the
BLoup ~ ~ | nov "N ,oar n ,ns
neT'Y Isl" ~, to,he
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souoo VI 'n' ! 80 -. so- ,be
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and pave gam" 80 .pnr