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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

The Dexter Gsz.tte says all the Dexter
Savings Bank litigation in tho Barron case
has been ended Without tial and Ill the
cases struck from the court docket.
Lewis Randall. q lsborer, cor7mitsed d
suicide Wednesday eight st his home In
Csstine, by cutting his throat with razor.
Dsspontency was the csuse. BE leaves .
wife and several children.
The FIRST salmon Of the season taken with
. fly on the Pe,otscos, Was caught at Q
O'clock W.dnesdsy morning, by T. d.
Covsn st salmcn pool, Bangor. Its weight
was II pounds.
County Aitsrney Brcwn Of Waldo county
has iasusd is scirs fsciss vrits ssainsl
the bsndsmsn Of defaults yiolssors Of the
liquor Law. Notice has been given fol
tf1sl ss the Gaming term, snd real estate
attachments have been made In al cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Chicsgo & Alton alone Refuses to
Joiu tho Combination.

New YORK, April 3-The Chicago &
Alton now slsuds alone in being boyc ,tted
by the various railroad associations for it's
determination to pay commissions to agents
aud ticket sca)pers, tha G. B. & Q.
having come in,o lins today. Ga
Wednesday next unless the Chicsgo &
Alton repents of its present stand the
threatened boycott will 90 into effect. Ali
its tickets will be taken off eale by 6l roads
in the boycott movement. Time tables
will be taken from cases and baggage will
not be checked through or over Alton to
any point on its line by other roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Hs Wants His $40, 900 Back.

IspIANAPoLrs, April 9-Frark r. Airs.
worth, ex-Superintendept of the Reform
School for boys, has brought suis against
the state for $50. 900 damages. He charges
ths. when superintendent of the school he
purchased lands for the institution under
the direction of the Governor snd state
officers. but the contract was afterwards
rspn1ia,ed by tbe Legislature. As the
notes for the iapd were given in bis name
he hsd to psy them, ard the lard decreased
in value before he could dispose OF it, thus
causing the loss Of which he complained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
NAVY YARD REFORM.
Secretary TflcJ's Idea Soon 10
bs Carried Out.
Asesssily Rlbs md Rs1llaiials nov
Bsis6 Formulated.
L7ug List Of Mall Contracts
Awarded IN Maiae

WAsHRGros, Apfil9-Gecretary Tracy =
new plan for reform Of public services 10
navy ysrds will probably be put ioto effect
soon. Assistsnt Secretary Solely is nov at
work 10 preparing rules asd reg lIations
that will furnish the machinery for systsm
aud are expected to be ready for pfomulss-
ton shortly. Mr.. Solely 10 we'll qualified
for the work Of preparation - by direction
of the secretary he recently visited at
Boston where b, made an exhaustive study
the system Of employing labor on muoici-
psi FORKS. He said this afternoon;
The city of Boston is the only ons in
the country that has eliminated politics
from its municipal labor dsld. and the gen.
eYsl ideas and methods Of the system are to
be taken - the foundation upon which
Secretary Tracy hopes to build his reform
Il Is not anticipated that the Inauguration
Of the new system will at once alter many
existing conditions at the naval establish
meuts in shs various parts OF the country,
but that the growth Of the new plan
will be gradual, fnally sxtendioa 40 the
registration lists grow, 10 include every
man in the employ Of the navy department
IS lsbo,ers. The force Of the navy yard 10
4 largely shifting one. and it 10 not to be
expected tha. there will be any Wholesale
discharge at present. II must be bcrne in
mind that the element of politics is to be
absolutely eliminated from the employment
II labor. There win not be the least in
luiry into the political faith Of applicants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
coUDHn sHD DISPATCHES
The P:th ct the Nsws taken from tho
Current Evsnts OF the Day.

The miners were driven out Of the Pew
sbic mine at Calumet, Mich, Thursday,
By fire.
for the day endirg Thursday noon was 2oG !;
The grip causing ISL.
A crowd OF 500 negroes went to the Kan.
sss city jail, Wednesday night to lynch a
murderer but were driven of.
Mrs G s. Bslcher of Fsrminaton, lost
$500 worth Of diamonds in Boston, recent
ly Of which the police can find 10 trace.
John W Moulton was srraigned a. Dover.
N. H, Thursday, for murder OF Mrs.
Bennett. He pleaded not guilty.
A washir on special say it is stated on
good authority that Senator Sherman will
rot be candidate fer reelection to the
Senste.
Berjsmin d. Horton Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
retired dry goods merchant, 65 years old,
.hot himself dead THURSDAY. He was suf-
feripg from grip.
The Pennsylvania Railroad gave an order
wednsedsy for sc. GOO tons of steel rails At
$40 Ii 10 thought other roads will give In
20 the increased price.
The cotton sheds Of Hi Foniaina & Co.
q. Memphis burned Thursday night with
asout 5000 bales Of cotton. Loss nearly
| 1924 GOO; insurance not known.
Alice George, of Lowell, Mass, the clerk
who sued the estate ef George T. Turner
for $500 for care as housekeeper 70. three
. ears, got verdict Thursday Of 81 442 OF.
An irquess shoSs that the death Of Juiis
HugeEcs, killed by the cars at Bridgspoft,
| c. . THURSDAY, Was due to criminal care.
/ leesaess Of Nicholas Ssgsinee, an EN-
! ,loyee. He will be arrested.
| J. NJ Plunimsr & Co, rubber goods ard
p-op,istcrs Of the Pierce Rabber Mills oil
DsnveTs. ort, Mass, are fcancisi,y en-
! burxseed and xssiBg for extension. Tbeil
soiiies are stated at from $50 900 {
| SO. 0oo.
The indicted directors Of the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad wer.
srssigaed bs fore Ja5gs Martin in tbs
GensrsI Sessions Court, at New York
Thursd.y. Time was allowed them u1a
tue 18th inst. to enter their pisatiugs.
Eixard T. Costello in the Suprem
Court At Sprins Asld. Mass, Thursday. wa
found gully Of murder in the second de
gree. in shooting his infant child 1t Paine
last June. He vas sentenced to impfisor
msnt for life 10 the states prison at Charles
town, by Judge Kno osison-
lsTTbe Central Hotel, at New Lordon, CT
was burned early Thursday morning. A
tne guests escspea ia their night clothes ez
cep:ins Michael Daley, sged 20, father G
Daley Bros, rrgprietors Of the Hotel. q
was 90 rfocsted by tie dense snake. II
loss 10 estimated 10000.
II stated that tie testimony ~hich b.
bdes taken in ireland In the suit of Il
Irisa hairs Of a. T. Stewart to recover
layRs part Of the Ssews,t estate, viii di
clore some surpfises ami sensations. III
evidence, il 10 said, viii psove that Stswa
had several close iinsHen living Who wsl
his legal heirs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
A Csevsr Dstsc tive ewindlsr.

PRovipEsoE. Il. April 8 Lac. week
. new private detective opened . so-called
information bureau here, aud got the good
will of several men on the strength Of an
assertion that he was about to invest some
money. He had lot Of checks dated II
Louisville, KY, with name Of CASTOR Bros.
printed scross the end He paid his bills
with these. drew Sl00 from the Bank
on similar paper, purchased furniture. etc.
The check for the furniture was 10 favor Of
Royal f. b. CASTOR, signed by Gsston
Brothers, and m arked ~ certified By Geo.
S. Allison Of Inc Second Ns,ioaal Bank Of
Louisville. Royal E. B. Gsston's name 10
on the back OF the checks. He was self.
styled detective, and has disappeared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
No Escs iciiy This Season.

SAco, Me-, April 9-The Saco alderman
were to have met tonight to compromise
with the directors Of Il local strs e. railroad
relstive to the conditions under which
electricity ceald be int,sduced. but this
afternoon protest sgsinst .uch sction was
served on them by the remonstrants and no
meeting vas held. There remains no
prospect for the Introduction Of ectricity
this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Miners and Opssfivsa Convention
Euds ia wsr OF Words.

PrTTsBuRs, April 9-The inter,taie
convention Of the miners ard opsra-
tors closed this evening suddenly
aft . fierce battle Of words. This action
means practically that the $4,000 mine
workers in these two regions will stop
work on the first Of May, affecting 500 .0o0
directly and hupdreds Of Thousands irdi
reety. As the mine workers Of the cour-
try will slso demand the eigh. hour day, .
continustion Of work after May LIST nov
sse ems almost impossible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

PHILADELrHfA, Pa, April g. The
Record Gays the formation gigantic cop
per trust was inauguratsd in the city today
which in extent and importance promises
10 eclipse even the sugar trust. A
largely attended meeting Of the
Plumbers Copper Ware Association Of
the Unifsd States was held at the
Lafayette Hotel and plans considered and
practically c1nsummated for forming q
trust or combine among the msnufacturefs
to control the output Of goods, establish q
schedule o. prices AID devise means where.
by the material interests Of the busines,
may be promoted. II was claimed tha,
there has been a ruInous cutting OF pricel
lately. so much 50 that plumbers cooper
ware has been selliag at loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
To Bring Together A,ispsssd Irish
Fsctions,

CNcIssArr. April 9.--The executive
committee Of the Irish American National
League held secret session late last night.
The whole suejeet Of separation from the
Home Rals leaders was discussed. and .
committee was sppoiatd to report 70
morrow morning ~ 10 o'clock plan Of
action. Secretary Sutton sid the drift Of
the speeches o. the meeting totisht vas in
favor Of an Effort 10 bring tho alienated
irith factions together. or. 10 other words,
to tsy 70 make peace ard uuite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Foreign Notes.

The socialists throughout Italy are or.
gam zlng for demonstration for the fsst
Of May. A manifesto printed on red pspsf
10 bsirg secretly distributed among work.
ing men.
The london Chronicle says that the
Marquis Of Lonsdowne has intimased 70
the Il lglish government his desire to resign
health and 70, other reasons.
The German government has scceptsd
Russia's proposal to send joint mote sssing
the governments Of Bfssil andSthe AYgsn-
tine Republic to prohibit the iandiag Of
Russian and German emisranss not provided
sish ofheial permits and 70 facilitate the
return VI emigranss Who desire to 10 back.
The intention beiog to thwsft the Efforts Of
fraudulent migration agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
5hs Prt sidentia, Tnp Will Cevsr
About 5000 Miles.

Arrangements for President Harrison's
trip through the South and to California
have been completed. As it nov stands
the party will consist Of President Harrison
ard Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Dimick, Post
master-Genersl Wsnsmaker. Secretary
Rusk. Phvsts Secretary Hslfofd, Execu
tive Clerk Tibbetts and representatives. If
the press ASSOCIATIONS. Mr.. George W.
Boyd, aseistsns-gener.l passenger agent Of
the Penusy ivsnis railroad. will have charge
of the party. The uip will begin April IA
and occupy 80 dsys, and the distance to be
travelled will be 5000 miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
AMERICAN srBAMEas.
An Immspss Line Proposed for TGsns
Atlantic Traffic.

New YoRK. April 9 9--Pfesident Griscom
Of the Inman line is authority for the state
ment that strictly American line Of At
lan.ic steamships is TO be established. II will
consist Of fleet Of 80 vessels msnned by
American sesmen. The line will compete
With the French and Eoglish liners for
trans atlantic traffic. Two Of these vessels
will be constructed at once, it is stated, il
the postal authorities at Washington will
assure liberal postal subsidy as each Of
these chips will COS. in the ighborhood Of
So 000.0t0 1t is fumored at Philadelphia
,hst contracts have already been awarded
to Cramps. The new vessels will register
10, 500 tons gross. They will be 527 feet
in length with 63 feet beam ard 20 feet
depth OF hold aud their engines will be
2500 horse power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Mis-. Don kills Two Children and
Than Takes Folsom.

HERMAN. Nsb., April "a terrible
triple tragedy occurred here today. Mrs.
Andrew Do!l killed her two children
aud then took poison and dying shortly
after committing the deed. Mrs Doll had
bu. recently returned from the State Insane
Hospital, where she had bsen confined aud
pronouncsd cured by the officials Of the in
stituta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

DEaLIx, April S.-N 10 sea>ed tha1 he
Kaiser has n qussted another interview With
Queen Victoria to talk over ths Guelph
fand din :ulty. The Queen, u y said,
could b satis6sd with thu payment b ths
Daks Of Cumberland Of The intsesse Of ths
tund. which amounts to about El00. 900
The Kaiser wants the duke 70 suz1eHdsf
ale elaine to the Hanovsriau thRoas. Its
thought that Queen victosiss inhusaoa
may induce the Duke 10 surrender.
Among other stories of the 0uslpA fnnd
. one 70 the eject that BismaRk presented
30 900 mafks from the fund 10 the chief of
The Secret Political Poios, IN fssasn for
and rscoRoiton Of his services In Carrying
out ths personal aims OF Bismarck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

SAN FgAscIsco, AFril The combined
exports of wheat ard flour from this port
during the first nine months Of the present
crop season. dating from July 1, 1890,
aggregated 10 170 coo csnfals Of flour, he.
ing reduced 10 wheat centAls, - sgainst 10,
e57, ,o01 for the same period in the sesson
1890. The value Of this seasons exports
was sis. 2i3 0c0, saainst SIS .057 ,0eo for
the preceding period.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
HI.o..d wcm.n tor Polio. Jaos.s.

Kansas CIrr, NO.. April IA special
to the Star from Atcbison says; 1wo Ksn-
sas towns have elected women fer police
judges. Mrs, Mary T. Burton, formerly
editor Of the Ksnsan and at present post
u istress. vas elected police Judge .. James
town. Cloud county, and Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cormick Of BUR Oak. jewell county.
Both are strong pYohibisionisss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
East Indian Natives Commsnoieg to
Weaken

SIhLA, Hindostan, April 9,-Advioss re-
ceived here today stats that the Manipusts
made fierce attack upon the force Of
Ghoorkss, commanded BY Lieutenant Grant.
.hich recently captured Fort Thabat.
The fighting lasted three hours.
Manipuris being finally repulsed.
The usurping jsh. two prominent chiefs
and large number Of the tribes men
we're killed. Capt. Presgrave, the dlspAtch
adds has arrived at Fort Thabss with rein
fofcemsnts. II IL stated that the Manipu-
tis have weakened snd will surrender.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Fire at oarlsnd-euicids at Castius.

BANGOR, April 9-The house and farm
buildings Of j. +. Hamilton in Gar
land was burned this morning,
he inmates having narrow escapes.
The contents Of the barn aud house were
including. hay. farming tools,
furniture ard personsl effects. The fire
probably caught abo at the chimney. Loss
u known. Insured $4,000.
Lewis Randall of Casino tuicided last
light by cutting his throat with rszor.
Hs has been sick for some time. De-
spondency the Cause. He leaves wife
and five children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Secretary Proctor May bs Appointed
Senator.

1t is learned on good authority that Sec
retary Proctor has no intention Of
resigning bis Office immediately.
II Governor Page of Vermont,
during the adjournment Of the Vermoat
Legislature, which does not reassemble
until year from next autumn, should
conclude TO appoint Secretary Proctor
to the United States Senate to fill the VA
csncy caused by Ejmuuds' retirement, it
il stated by the same authority this. the
secretary will accep. the appointment.
This action is not to be taken until next
fall and meantime Secretary Proctor will
doubtless continue member of President
HsfYison's cabinet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Or. Jo.hua o. stanton p,sd

wAsHNeTos, April 9.-Dr. Joshua Oils
sianton. ops Of the best known physicians
Of this city, died this afternoon Of pneumo-
MIA, sups rinducsd by Ia grippe. sged So.
DR.. Stanton was native OF New Hemp
shire and graduated in medicine from Bow
dein college. He came TO Washington in
1851 and served throughout The war, rising
to the rank OF msjor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

Mrs. John B. Norton Of this city, II
understood TO be nssotistipg for he hand
some residence Il the lats Hon. william
Wilson Of Hsilowsil. n the purchass II
made il will probably include oil ths fur
nishings.
The ofcsFs ssissd three packagss Of
liquor ct the Friday morning rullnaA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Wu. Wallace Cead,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.-Wm. Waila cs
postmaster Of this city, died this morning
1T 80, He was born in Brockvills, Ind,
ia 1928 and son of the late Governor
David Wallace, brother OF Gen. Lew
w Sllace who was President Rafrison's first
law partner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Political Rioters Ars Put Dowa BY
the AGuitasy.

0roKro. April 0 This city, recently
the scene Of violent Republican outbreak,
was today disturbed by Republican fiotefs.
The trouble arose through the arrest, during
a fair. Of several thieves who were nile
taken by the crowd for Republican ssita.
tors. and riot followed which the military
we're summoned to quell. The soldiers
we're stoned by the rioters and forced .
charge upon the mob, iIjuriDg many.
They finally quelled the disturbance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Fertilization Material Propoaa 10 - be
Issued at Once.

The ordnance tfficers at thc var depart
ment have been hard at work for weeks
pas. preparing to give effect TO some
of the more important provisions Of
the fortiacation appropriation act which
will go into operation after June 30. To
avoid loss of time, most Of the advertise.
ments for proposals to supply material
have been prepared and viii be issued in
advance of the new fac II year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

PoRrLAsD. April s.--Jahs q OBfien
acd Frank r. Sheridan were arrested here
today for gambling on the street and st-
tempting % work the o-ealied shell gana
on the unvaSy. Both belong in Boston
having arrived here On tbs boat this morn
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

CHIcIeo, April 9.-The Tribune clsims
the election Of Hampstead Wash
hume, Republican, BY . plurality OF
4s6 votes. The Interocesn, Rspub-
lican, makes Washburne's plurality
1888. The Times, dem., says Mayor
CfesisR and his political mansseFs claim
his eI5cfisn BY plurality Of 235 On tbs
fscs Of the returns bfosshs In b, The polio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Great Excitement Over Dsputiss'
Arrest.

This place is in 3 fever of exoitemen.
touight over the arrest Of Csps. Loar and
his deputies on the charge Of murder.
The suits are the outcome Of the More.
wood not, Early this morning James Nc.
Bride and Robert Weddel', two Of the lead.
ers, came before Justice Eicher and swore
out wsrrents for the arrest of Capt. J. A.
Losr of Co. ''E" N. G F.; Harry Wilson,
Richard Burns. Lewis DAVIS, Cary Brown,
Koran Reece, Jacob Zundle. Steve Carso,
Miles Hand and Elmer Nichols ON the
above charges. Officer Cay armed with
warrants went to Mount Pleasant and sue
ceeded ia capturing all but two of them
who are thought TO have escaped.
They were brought here in squsds and
taken to Sqaire's Office in as quie, manner
as possible TO keep the news from reaching
the strikers. A large crowd gathered,
however, and the sidewalk and street front.
ing the office were eoon mass of humanity
The defendants waived hearing aud
commitments were taken out On which
they will be removed to Jail
tomorrow morning. The feeling among ,he
strikers against Capt. Losr and the depu.
ties is still very high. Capt. Lsar says he
did no. give the command 10 shoot al
Mofewood, and that evidence will he in.
sroduced in court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
6so'y Proctor Not q Candidate ios
0onator

OnAHA. Neb April .-Sscfstasy Proc.
tor and party passed through Omaha this
evening enroute to Warrington. In reply
to question Secretary Proctor said: II
am rot . candidate for senator from Yer.
mont. All this gossip about ne In this
connec,ion Is withou: my knowledge. !
intend to % direct to Washington witho ut
any stops and resume the dulles Of my
oflce"
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Bnrgiaria Accuses Hassia oi Instsgat.
log BAltohsifs Murder.

LONDON, April 0--The Chronicle cor
respondent says that the Bulssfiun govern
ment 10 about to dispatch . note to Russia
accusing the Russian officials Of
instjgs,ing the murder Of N. Baltch<R, :,
she bulgarian finance minister and d. msnt-
ing the punishment Of the assassin, who
have taken refuge on Russian territory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10

4 Member OF Paslismsnt Dead.
LONDON, April 9.-The Rt. Hon. George
Augus!u, Frederick Cavendish Ben,inck.
II. r. for Whitehsven. 10 dead. He wss
born In 1921 and was Conservative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
HAPPY DEMOCRATS
At WatelIiIle Celebrate Result
Of Municipal Election.
Sssidahoe District Ledes Good TtnpllFs
In Sa6sloa It RIchmgad.
acarbcro Man Struck BY Boston and
Maine Tyala and KAled.
( special 70 he Kssu.pEo JouxxAI. !

Especial TO the KSuHxBEo JOURNAL.
WAIKnvILLE, April 9.-This is the Eight
appointed for the bang aet given by the
Democrats Of Wa.eryille in the celsbra
ton Of the recent municipal election. Rep
resensative Democrats sra here from dif-
ferert psrts Of the State and The visitors
are foe looking collection Of men, evil
dsatiy the cream Of the party. Among
those who are here may be named W. II.
Clifford Esq., sx-Msyof Geo. Walker, Z.
G Swett, Chss. II. Chase, Joha NJ. Adams.
editor Of the Argus, Portland; Benz Chad
bourne, Ed~in Stone, BIddeford; Mayor
Joseph +. Spov, ex-Mayor J. P.
Bass. Thomas White, A. L Simpson.
Z, C Gibson. Bangor; VIM. p Thomp.
son, Chss. Baker. County Attorney Brown,
sheriff Wsds~orth. G. II. Hall, Mr.. DA-
mon; Levi Greenleif, Lewiston; G. e.
Alien, Dresden; +. Z. Beane, Halloveli;
j. T. Hughes, Sohn D. Arnold, Foxcfoft;
Pittsfeld, besides many others. The
banquet occurred in Thayef's hall, and
204 plates were laid, j. Fields Murry being
tl6 CstetrT. Win Al eluClcut cOrpe OF ~.
sistanrs. The expense was o. plate,
and it 10 within bounds 10 say
that the spread was one Of the very best
ever seen in Wsterville, or the State even.
On similar occasion. Music was furnished
oy Dinsmore. Mayor. Jones presided aud
made the address Of Iyeicome. appointing
Hen. q. 8. Brown to serve in the capacity
Of toastmsster. Among the speakers
sho responded to the various
sentiments offered were VIM. Henry Cliff
ford, Esq.. Of Portland, Benjamin Chad
bourne, Esq. Of Biddeford, Edwin C,
S Sest, E.q,, Of Portland, Hoa. A. + Snow
II Bangor, c. <. Allep, E,q. Of Dresden,
J J tarlin. Esq., Of North Arson and
others.
Letters had been received from different
distinguished persons in other psrts Of the
coun,ry. among them one from ex-Pfesi-
lent Cleveland.
The westher was just perfect, snd every
hing worked together to make the banquet
he successful affair it was.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-10
Ki.lsd bV the Cars

PORTLAND. April 3--Jo. L. Milliken OF
Scarboro, deaf man. Was struck BY Bos'
ION & Maine trsia, Thursday morning, at
Scsrbcrc, and killed.