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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
BALTIMORE SAILORS
Testify al Ytltjl, CAL, Ablut III, Is.
Ault at VALPARAISO.
Chilians In Uniform and Policemen
Stabbed and Beat the Men.

VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. THE invssjya.
tian ut4 tce sss.ult ef the Bsltimore's
ssiio-s 81 Fsips $50 began tnis uofail 9
ssre stand II TIE presence OF
Judge Advocate General Rrmy. uuited
S'are. Dsacl Attorney Gar Ter, s1a UaiIt
Slx.ss Commissioner Hanl,y
j h. W rsirot, a. spprentice on the
B2nmore. rs. the f'st witness He ~s-
one OF the liberty party on Septs NIB 10
He stated thai c " kisgin, = bosts~s,n',
mate, one OF the Killed. WAS with arm tu-
. the afternoon About o'tl3ck .bey
went :jstther in s.ioon called "Shsse-
-pt srt y III the southern part Of tie tosn.
The proprietor ordsrs. hem ou'. declaring
that m Of di.bsnded sailors = ! sol
der. ~efe ps, paripg to attack .he Bslu-
myre's me- sai he did not wsut sp,
trouble in il p'scs,
k.s Il fSIoot laughed az the wsrG-
i q snd eft The plsce, d ~ett TO tie
Tue Blue" ssloln. About four O'clock,
comlng out, said the witness; Il saw
Rggin being ihreeteoed by the Cti i>u
sailors the msH.of war uIifJrm. rsn
scros, md lied 10 separate them Olr of
The thiisns spst il my face. | kgorse,i
him do4n Iaslsntl! crowd Of ov,r a
hundred people appesred in The street..
We started ou the rua and soon lmped o.
q passing car
"rh mob followed and stoned the car.
srd we were instsntly surr5un led ey the
moo l saw kiegih fs and TILED 10 reach
hun, bat was stsbned IN the back, ard
iutued to ruu After gong few blocks |
turned into q do rsfy snd wss sgSfn
slsobtd in the back fne m1b toll wed
me, snd a Cniiisn sailor ia "a man ot-Ssr
uniiofm stabbed me sg,in TIE bar tender
f slly put them ont srd barricsded the
door. the moo cl.mor,d ou;-ide for st-
IN ttsr &c, a. d after az hour policeman
arrived aud to1k me TO all
h disguised me BY su,sutu'ing hat
for my ssiiUr's cap with the word "Bsiu-
NOR" OF 1t. so they would not motto, that
| vas An American Haiior The Ciiiaer
turned me over % too 9th ?
policemen. who struck M several
times, slh0ugh vas maxi no
resistA ce | mad no arms Of AM ii d sud
~ss perfectly sober After shjrt time t.
] isil ~as sent TO the ho.pitsl with H.mIl-
ton, the painter and Davidson, al osdly
hurt. W. were k'p' there ur d4ls ard
hen .ent TO he chip where WAS in the
hosp TAI ior 40 isys. Njne bus American
sailors were s.sckyd By the mob.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
SENATOR PEFFER'S BILL
OF Purely Alliance and Paternal Char.
acter In Indiana's Interests.

WAsHIsGroN, jan Senator Peff-r
of Ksu.ss today introduced bill, Of =
purely Alliance sud psternal character, Of
which the preamble recites that the people
Of Indiana are lsborinR u der a burden of
enormou. interest charges made possible
by the greN scsrciv Of m 'ney, the direc,
re.ulE of Legislation fsvorIpg the credit
owning capitalists and hostile to the wage
Garner sod producer, re.utrg in an en-
forced NOR g.aing Of he lands ir Indisra
to such sn extent as to threaten their loss.
The bill auth iiz-s the secretary Of the
treasury to issue treasury notes to the
amouot of 500 900 600, these notes IN be
losnsd to the people Of Indlsns on mJrt-
Cages upon their lands. Every one Who
scceIts a loan Of this description i. to give
promi.sory note for the smoul, and is
lin ted 10 his borrowing 70 half the cash
Va ust.on of bis land. To secure $ far
rate Of interest on the money loaned. the
governor OF Ibe sta e is to colIec ssml an
usIly tax Of per Cent and turn 1t into
the national treasury.
When the pry cipsl Of the notes fall.
due, if the pronissory notes are tnasId,
the NOR gsges are to be foreclosed and he
lands s1ld II there is no bidder for tn
tract the land is to be bid in for the UuIte1
tstes and The cccupnn. permitted 10 re-
m lin on it in consideration of ths pa meet
of srsntsi 'qIsl to a tax OF per cent.
Tn safeguard upon the issue of treasury
notes under she terms of The bIl is pro-
vidr in = clause limitirg h III AZ, uot to .
total not exceed g 800 pr cspigs, for the
whole untry, and not less than $50 per
capita for the whole population Of the state
of Indians
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
NEWPORT AFFAIRS.
Odd Fellows Install Officers The Hand
some New N0OIen Mill.


Especial to the KEsrEBEo JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Jan THE officers Of Old
Hickory Lodge, | o o T, No. l05. Of
Newport, were installed on Wednesday
evening by D D G VI Joseph r Erie d,
ssssted BY d. G Marshall and d. ID
s I've ter, both o. Etns, as fJll1.s: Chss.
Fl Morrill,, N G ;J,nsh G O.kea V G ;
Frank M. Shaw. Rec Sec; ; C.i ton T..
S.syer, Per. Sc; VIM II mi.chrh,
Tres- VIM Lii zsy, Wardeu; Jasepn /.
On dali Con A. T Small, r S N g !;
Gorge W Day, L 8. v 6; Chss. f
Garland, | G.; Chas. Henry, o g g,
Aiorz ~ Chase, L. 8 s.; J W. Webster,
Chspisin Oher appointments will be
made rtI' resk The number % mem
bersi. l0l Money deposited ~ bark $3.50.
At a ruessing Of the directors Of the Se~-
port .sYufscturins company on the sth
,n., Frank NJ Shsw, John Stuart and o
Z JJse Tere elected g. fill vacancies oo
the board The nes vo0len mill of the
company is fast sproscaing completion, the
mschinerr bfi7g pus in position BY iarse
corps Of vorsmen. Il is no, vet decid d
wao will s.srt IL up, but The majority Of the
C IN paBy sre in favor Of lea i z for a tern,
Of years This is one of the beet located
mills IN he s at, and when ready 20 run
it will h,ve elk full sets Of Dscainery
electric hgh's, steam heati z and sutom.tlc
.prinkIers. in fact il will be q 81 cltss
th ouSaCut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
Rallruaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Nov.
29fh, 1891.

aOTs0 WEsT--sb A. NJ. for Lewiston
aOaa and, POr'laod, Boston and Montreal, r.+5
N. tot daDoseu Gardiner and south Gardner
1910 A n for BrnnsSt h. lewiston. sarmingt n
Rooslznd. Portland and Boston, connecting foi
White Mountain Points, es = n foI
HsIlo~eu. Gardiner and South Gardiner; .
z n FOR Bruns s@idk Saith, Portland. aOston
snd Saturdays only. for Rocklsnd, 500 z. N. fo'
HAlos-u BardiasT and s0utn Gardiner II %
Pn Night Pullman for Lewiston, Eath, Pori.
and and Boston.
go Na EAsT-a.l0 A. n. might express FOR
stoshr gan. Be iilst. Bangor Bar hsrbor "
stephens, 81. John and Aroostolk q psnty. 9st
N for Wsteryibe. Stovh"gSn and Bangor, ; q
P. for stsrville, Oakland. Sorth Anon
Bingham, 3kowbessn. b"tsst. bower ant
Fos rot, B,nsor, Bar Harbor, 81 Strp'ous
st John and afoos Oot County, and oaDday,
Only, ssi7 ", Hans0t.
Thr Nigh Pullman rraias run earh way ever
nigh. sunday In laded, out GOT 70 SEowh"gNn
On MONDAY mornings, ov 70 B"'fast, DoxIer, o.
tsyond bangor, on tun 'ay mornings.
The tay "Npres- trans gong West At 10 10
81 and Fast At D - T. VI ruu ially, Suodays IN
eluded. bet scea Boston. Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
and 81 John.
Accom- uODATIov TRAIN for August
caves Goth liardinsr, 80 A n. 10 and rs
r " Gardiner, 8 IS A. NJ. i.t0 and tt5 r "
Il uEeil. s.iS 4. NJ, i,N and ,5s 7, NJ
through tickets 20 California and all pointr
sou'h aad West nav De had Of Il II WslkeI
uoset agr1t, Augusta. tne sBly othos 10 August
."uing via all routes and checking baggage free OF
Fsg'nse.
rAYsON TUCKER. vioe Pres. geHn snsser
=. T.. BooTuBT. t}snT Pass. and noset As't,
Z ,rtIaad nv 90 1871
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
IN THE HOUSE.
Number of Bills Introduced and House
Adjourns Till Monday.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lin the House
bills w.r- Introduced and referred by
Pierce Of TeXs- for toe free coinage If
silver. for the imposition of al income tax
for the prevention of tfusss; Lenhsm Of
Texas. for the free eoinsge of SILVER i;
Stewart ef Texas, placing begging sDd cot
ton ties on tn free hs', TO promote reel
procuy between the U i ed States spd
NIX fixing the PresiIeDtisl term at SIX
Year.; CuiBertson of Texas, TO prevent
the couUrsc'i3n of currency and 10 ii crease
,he y Iume Of currency Bailey Of r'xss,
to establish 3 uniform system of bAak
ruptcy.
Crout of verm mt, for the issue Of frac
tionsl silver c. radc.t.s aad providing for
Coz gres.ioasl r. preventative from Alaska.
Covert of Me- York, for the trsn.f-r Of
the revenue cutter service from the tres.
NY to the navy department Hsr Of
Msssschus' it's diree z the committee on
manufsc urrs 10 inv,s ig.te the ,o-Ualled
.y-t, m II tenement l.oor, Bushnell Of
Wiscousin, pro idIng th4t all silver dollsrs
he eafser c1ined shall contsin one uuHc
Troy pu,e silyer a. d flr the tree cuinss g
thereof Hsivors,n of Minnesota, to tx
tae freight rates OF all if,er- state rsilrosd-
ukt OF httsatnurtttr, ln I'm
miRratIoD; O'N-Ill OF Missouri, prosid n :.
penal,irs fvr violation of tn Law relating
t. trade marks; Post of Ili,noi-, to tejuce
litter p, 5 aye t. one cent sn III ice: AbBer
TAYLOR of illinois. TO establish registered
parcel p st4ge sd 10 reduce III regi trs-
tion charge; Buch>Dsu of Ne. JeIs y, 10
revise tte ps'eDt lave, to PEI sion tie I'll
GERS al smpl yes OF the lite saving sry-
ice, to sbJlish tonnage durs on American
sbi pi G; HUpkins f Hi ois, to prev, Mt
Speculation in 9 Il sd silver bullion, aud
10 prohibit nsionsl banks fr0ui scilg as
the gents of lottery compa mes
Eulue. If Ter nts er, tu repeal the Me-
XII ley law. to spool The oc.sn mail su7-
sidy act 10 reduce the exp n.es OF re stors
and reUrese tstlves at ending congressional
fun-rsls. Miller, of Wisconsin, sutho'iz
ing tn 81 cr+tsry Of the nsvy 10 use suh
Client nnmuer of vessels to convey to Ru-,s
AL coeuioutions made by the citizens of the
Uoied Sta.es.
Biount, Of Georgis, entered a motion to
reconsider the vote by which the II use
decided Yesterday to indefinitely postpone
the Senate joint resolution authoriz ng the
secretary u the navy to transport certain
Contributions 10 tie suffering poor lf
Russis
The House atiou-ned until Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
A GOLD Fl,D.
1 Ualy Plantall,n Farm Premises
Rich Things,
And We May Yet see Full Pledged
Gold Mine There.
Special to the KEsSEBKc JOURNAL

Especial to the KEssEBEc Journal |
FAIRFIELD. Dec. 7th Some Hheen
years ago, Mes.is. A. ard E Brac cbury, of
this placs, purchased & tract Of land in
Unity plantation, six or seven mies east Of
the K, nnebec, ami containing about 400
acres, upon which they soon began opera
tons, cutting wood Ald small amount of
lumDer.
Running through this section 10 . stream
Of cor siderable size, which emp lee It's
~aters into tie bssicook Near By
rough ledge, come To the .u-face and ex
tend over al area of 25 to so acres.
For 3 number Of years The proprietors
have noticrd that III Sc lodges contained
Ia ge seams Of iron colored quartz aud
thinking that gold and silver might be
found 10 some extrn, had th.n examined
by old Cshfornls IL iners, who declared
that they had the spJearsDce OF rich gold
veins, and advised an assay by & competent
ss.sylst. Accord gy, short time
since, one set Of averrg, specime ns
was ,aken fr, m the surface, And another
from one OF the seams, from three to four
feet deep, and were cent to L B Darhug.
mAnsger Of q large gold .ed silver ref lipg
and -melting works, Providence, r l.. for
. thorough assay. The report shows a.
ore rich in precious metals beyond
expectation. Ths ceruficaes of ss'sy
were shIrn to your corretpo Mt,
g. frt m them the \ '-ing is taken: SUI
face assay, & Id stl "A per ton, silver $3.50
per too fr m -ps N NJ taken belo~ sur
face, & Id sl2 SO ii yer 50 40. From this
it would ap. ear tost the amount of gold
incrsses with the depth of the seam Mr..
DNlI g SAYS the qurz are very fre- mill
10y, that Is. that sDe god is easily sepsrsted
fr, IN the rocks without chem miesl process
As sho~lns how the sfs.y ~s- made, and
whst the ss,syrr thiuks Of the prosptcr, he
-dd- ~ TOOK as lear IS posslot-, an sver-g-
of the rock, (btrring the sah taxing tru m
t aeh peice suDut IN prop 'ruUu 10 .izs. |
.hink 1t IS \ fle showing"
Thus encouraged, work will be begun
early 10 the sprt g, aud t1e -e.m will b.
EsIed in the most thorough manner, ami If
fouud 30 pay, as th-f 10 every reason 10
briieve it viii. a company viii be orgxniz.d
std sups be taken 10 Commerce systema4e
mining operations at otce.
WI hin mile Of the location, lying idle,
is q fl st-class wster po~er, EnIch can be
pu' 'chssei and put in excellent repslr At
small erpp Sc. and shch OnCs Iul tsl-
merry ard quit an extensive lumber mill.
Here cruz hers can be put ia snd k.p 60
tng by water po~er nearly all the year
rOuld.
Maine il proftsbly mining her coal and
iron, AMI lesd and field spar; what is the
rrouble With the Id and silver OF The
KenLebe, w -tsI see
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
BOSTON MERCHANTS
He'd Annual Dinner at The
Ysldoma Last Nigh!
Secretary Bllias'S Name Received With
Iumul.uouS spplsu:e.
Reciprocity With South America the
Subject of Discussion,


BOSTON jar, 1-ihe snnuN pa gu OF
10 Boston "e'cbsh's ASSOCIATION c' cure
{ n S9t 4 the Ven. QUE Hotel T"o :
'seu = q niN ~ ho'f' sha guess Se Q
P t'euf. Secretary sine vas lnvi,'d bu'
tss 20 70 oe present h' cir'"ct
win Soul n Auerica was the snel CT dt'-
ca,sed
The '1c@I uon ~ss held In the hotel psr
lor 81 80 Al u later PrrsiienS jon
4'hs' Lave led 'he prNces'i "a 10 the
rs ti hail, Sl'h tic &. bartows,
+ lIeAen'suNe from Mittl6sh. o. his arm
fhe fsil va tlsbor.e!y decor-',d
Annr tht guests s're the Mexican and
Nensc cueis7 MINISTERS % shls country, x
Postmaster Gerersi J.mes, Hon, A w
Bead, e1 Governor Ans, Hon W +
Barret, fon III 'mSs N hs't I'D Cover
mr. W. Nv hsmp'h re.
Al ~ fr' s.dei Lfae dshvsre3 orlef
atdIess. IN VIII frteteaee 10 oeo'e'Sry
Same wss / udt sp5isudsd, as ~ss slso
thr prop icy OF : ovmme clsl union WIN
Canada Ii tie so.ence Of Governor s.
ssli, Sp-'ser w +, B'tret "eic m d he
foreign 'epfesehIS'iv L. taf OF the
sSs'e Il menta ed Bit e''hAme, which
called OUT iumntu Us ~, l.u'e
Ex-Po"msster J mes p X on the
NJ, ced rtitfm- N tie postSi refv'ce lie
s-id h post IN - ls tue * cunTe Depart
ment h.Are.' the m 's-es SD I'm the urra-
uon OF M saving o'ok sys.em IS viii be
Perfect lie sAid We "Snted cheaper ocean
p stage. Iht domestic ta'rs are lo- eng ush,
bu' ~e want Deter -"rrc IL Advofased
divntcl"s 'he pot hiee rom p'Ahc.
Senrf Don Ms'is, Il NERO. the Mexcsn
mi liter, sad mt the NJ ~ FOL Nsy
->se"' -s- aiied ny = N Iie'1 c7ptd s"d
s1prtsseL me hoies OF mnefr!sl uhi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
SOMERSET RAILWAY,

Cou,ruenoas Monday, June 29th, 1871. uaip
stii run a. fUiloss, connecting At Oakland VII b
.lnr Central Railroad
Dor Bns'oa, Portland. LaWiston. Wstaryie. 40
gnsts showhegan and Bangor
rssseuscr trsins leage Bingham. n ",
~ o p. NJ, soi0u s52 A. NJ, l2-Ab n Cara
tuua Fuis. 'd-St A " 100 r. NJ, tmodep, 10
4 VI, 10 = Vi. Sor-h Ansou, ~ A VI, so
tn-on, 7.37 NJ, tgp NJ, Madison. 70 a
~ ~ >. N SOrrtdgr sook, so NJ, a.Ai ?
y Bsngs S,ding. = 50 A. N, '226 p VI, Savteli'
roasting, s03 -. '2S2 NJ, arrive Oakland
- ESQ p
FROM Ro ton Portland. Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
trryiHe. ssoVhs gan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Ossl aud, pos a. ", 4 ~
p VI. Savt-ile Crpssing, y. - \. NJ. '5 90 ?. VI.
Rangs siding. ~ - !. ~ - % NJ. Horrtdse
soos pa VI SO p, n. Madison. a.5t A NJ,
MN Ansoa, s5dA g ~ P. NJ North An
.Oo 10 oS \ $50 0P hmbieH. 10. 10 A. VI .,
R16r " Car stank Fsus, ,10 Is NJ, q "A p.
Soilu. 10 s. VI. 6..eP NJ arrive B!nsh .m.
il'nA NJ, AAPN.
alag stations. At which trains stoO ou slgnsl ~
nOtoe to conductor Mixed between Bingham
and North An~ou. WI N AtkR. nnpt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
STILL THR ICE LINGERS
In the River, Though SLOWLY Working
Toward the Sea.
Special 70 the kenns bee JorRHAL

Especial to the henns bee JOURNAL
RIcHxosD. Jsp. THE ice h.vi |
,een broken up By tugs. it came dowl
from up river this afternoon and ven
hruugh on both sid,s of the island but i.
2 mag back on the Il ,od tonight. Tbs
2o.ts will stir It up on the SLACK Of the tide
nd as thfre is more ebb than q cd th'
greater part Of il will 60 through ,hs bay
'efore morning. Caps Call Of ,he Ade1.
.sys the IN is several feet deep IN places
here has been nothing Ike is since th.
great f'eshet several years sgo.
Richmond CIlony, U o P r have 4
upper and installation Of officers by Su
r-me Gov. Hayes Of Cobbcssee Colony Of
Gardiner tInyht
Al.ah Campbell, a former Richmond
10Y. VII, has been on q sheep rsuch 81
Fort Benton, Montana. the past IL years
il town. 80 >TS
Gardiner Merserve Who had 8 cancer cut
Ut Of h $ lip ty DR. We. K, at the Msins
9 neral II }, ptAi last se. and new feel
ct in is g~tting along comfortably.
I Connor has closed out bis business
IA the Royal building.
Mrs Charles flu chins leaves town on
h Pullman tonight to visit her sick mother
the South.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
NICARAGUA CANAL.
Senate Psssts Resolution iOI
IlVGlisal,ol Of Affairs.
The Snale and L usa Both Adjourn
0isf TIL H.Bday.
Mr.. Blaine Will be Out Today Attend.
ing TO His Duties.

WAsHIsGroS Jan. I'm the Sc nate the
res iu Jns l. sir0e ing he comm tee on for
egg lsuoDs 10 Il gu re into the ondItion
OF the NIcs-ssus e,0sl, wers IN nj, d o.
iGsuuctI rht c)mmitte- 10 i qlire whst
morry had been aciusiiy been ,Sp rd-d
for that purpose, and what contracts or
other ooHgaii1ns were made BY tue CON
pa
M,rgsn s.id Congress owed 1t TO the
country w-l ss 10 the canal company
tbs; whstevtr seton re ts5eu by CcI gress
SHOULD De t.ken after full j vssti. s;i q
xnd free discussion. II c ngres, ~ss not
going 10 siop the plan suggested bs th-
commit On for, ign rels i3us II the lat
session, or some other pan for glyi Z IS.
sisEsi c. 10 the pr cF, Congress sh9uid 9 {
out Of The vsy AID let tue cJmpsny 20 o.
and buld h espsi without Interference.
Ii the matter h,d 10 BE- postponed ia
deterence to The 4 uots OF puOhc opinion.
let relisnce be placed On the sub!imity of
luck TO get that control Il the canal heresf-
ter III ch The United States is oOu1d to
have =. he ruling poser on his b 10 sphere
If the u 4lTed Sates cover msnt d d not
obtain the control of the csnsl somr her
government uld, IS il ia Impo bic, in
IN. ns,ure OF thi gs that such q gate gay for
h. commercs OF the World could stAnd
without being controlled BY sine powerful
goverpm ut
The p soiutian Was sgreed to.
At / 40 the Seaae adjourned until nj K;
Mouday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES
OF Free Baptist Church Will Hold State
Convention at Lew ist0n.

Especial to the Ke nuebec JOURNAL.
LEWISTON jan Ali the young peo-
pl,s sVcle les il Msi IN connection with
he Free Bspust church, meet in conven.
lion At Ii. NJ in street. Free Baptist church
in L. wisttn, Wednesday and Thursday
Jan. 10th al 2l.t, to form State organi-
z.,ion. ard the following programme is
issued By the committee to which conven-
ton sn railroads /" III. state of r reduced
rates AID free entertainment will be pro-
vded by the Young people Of Lewiston:
Wednesday, Jan. 20.
P. NJ. AooI,.s, v, letmt Rev Mar
iyn Summero.n d ID. L-w ston !;
R.spp Sc, Chairman of c. mmit-
tee, appointment Of comm tee,
credei tlsls constiu ion and by
laws; bom nation OF Fl ers.
s P, NJ. sermon, Rev. L. s. Bean, South
VII clam
9P. M s cal gathering; reception Of
delegs'ss by Y z OF Lewiston.
Thursday, Jan. 2lst.
: A M. Devoii irsl evice led By Rev.
S. A BisisdeIi, Lssi-ton.
. A. NJ Paper The W. k Of Your z
People for You' Pc pie" Mis-,
Mime S. Dunntll, Bath.
Bu-ibss--Reports # commit
tess-Credentiss, Constlt.uon
ard By laws. Discussion of
obi,ct and purpose Of orgsniz ,tion
opened by K.v S B Cate, Port
land, foilowed nv others
Eection Of fl e's Report Of
sec'eisries of .Cci~ties
2 L. NJ. D votiJral service led by Miss
Nellsine | Asssison. PortIsnd.
2 80 P. NJ. How Can We Assist + reig
Missions, Rev. I. A. Stacy,
Aaourn.
Song, II Alone the Cro.. Must
Bear, Mi.s Barbara E. Henry.
Bangor.
"Our Indiviiuality in the
Work" Mr.. ID. +. Small, W
F.lmnu b
Discussion. II "a Can We ss Young People
Bess Assist The Work Of Oar
Cbutch2
(D Home Missions" 0. P
I Wish Portland.
(2) Our Educational I1ter-
-" Geo, E H.mleu, dn-y.
(3l Temperance" Rsv. j, Z.
g sin, Il ult1n.
a. "A..lsuig the Pastor" T.
4 D F.rrar, D xt-r.
80 P. N. Psper: "A to1seeratsd H-st
and Head Mis- Nellie W.de
White m, DIVER.
So g, Mrs Helen Sleeper,
lie Is.on.
Add ess, Vocation snd Ave-
Cal Il" Prof. Alfred W.
Anthony. Lewiston.
COLLECTION.
8 80 P. NJ Praise ard consec,a'in, meet
ing. led By Rev. Il. Wood,
R.th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
BACILLUS OF INFLUENZA.
IT is Discovered In Berlin--Th0usands
Know Them.

BgRLIs. J.n. --Dr Pr ffsr, son-in law
4 ,be .Dstrngo shad Professor Koch, has
Uncovered the ,rfiu =. bacillus, and has
"a sglnntsh 1t in-x c.-rs WITH csmpl-te
-uscs-, H has also dIsCpvefed d the origi-
q .suss u i fecIiun The bacillus of
fi.nz. Is the smallest bacillus yet dis
asefet
rother doctor Of Berlin. an assistant in
h. Ciy HpsptsI, Uncovered the microte
fiuAu rzs almos; simultaneously with d..
pfefe The later dice ,ve'ed the germ
- BE- -.utam. ~hils the former found IL in
hs blood. THIS micro-orVsnism strongly
semoles the clmnOD l. f.mm4tofy nj.
,Jbs. Both doctors h.ys reared it afti.
snsliv and have inocnl.t-d animals Wit,
,ne pure cuitIres IL is not Known, hos-
-vsr. -hsther either has obtained . specific
cure from the cal ures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

An outbreak OF .rIcbiaosis has occurred
4. Lodz. nssr Wanav Fifteen persons
Gkvs died and 40 others are Dangerously Ill.
Th- isyJrGs Of the famine Ia Russia are
snoft beyond Deli I Tn lusAnd. Of pe1-
pie are absolutely starving. The srea Of
p'ut efized Russia 10 ten times that OF
England.
st Pe'srsbs'g dispatch save the Ru,.
atan minister OF shs inssfi0r has been ma 10
= ascspssost TO- otlcssl biundsriny 10 ca
nectiou wI'h tn. famine relief measures
and will pr baby be dismissed.
AdvIc:s nrm oitk,, Alaska, state that
the famous Ai.ssan rsCiuse ard poet, Mi
cha-i Frsvefs, kD0sHs, the Duke II
Jap.tski,' Is insane. rfAvers has di in
gu.shed friends 10 the Eastern states.
TeiesFams from Be f.ss, Ireland, sts,e
tbst L. sfeUGs l.v,ls, son Of Henry Itviog
the actor, VAC sec Gsntzliy or purposely
shot himself Wedns stsy, Is pr gr-ssi, z
isyofso IL Is believed that yours Itvi. :.
was suffering from nervous ptosI. AZ.
caused BY OvervoTk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
DEACON 5. l.. MARDEN


Special to the KEsEEBEC JOURNAL.
NoR1H VAssALHoRo Jan. 7.-DPacon
samuel l. Msrden, one Of the best citizet s
and Leading farm-rs of Vs'salboro. died
ry suddenly at his home in this town OF
THURSDAY mornir z. his age being Z! years
aud months Mr. MNden had ] ct eaten
breakfast and -as seated 10 bic chair tslkio z
sth hi- wife when he leaned back and tx
Iirs d i stsntly He had long been connected
Slih the Bsp ist church st Vsssslb Dro Ger e.
re AID vas one OF its most trusted ard
'sitbful pillsrs Last fall 10 company witb
1is estim sble wife be celebrated Ills golden
.edding anniversary, an sccount Of which
as published in the JOURNAL at he nm
Dea, Nsr1en leaves vie, one dsught-f
md four sons. two of the soDs residing il
Vs-s,lboro and tw, in Ausuts.
The funeral Of NJ IS Ros,bel Clark, held
his afternoon, wss very largely attended,
Miss Clarke havi & been ve,y much es-
e,med here. The hjral offsrilgs we're
beautiful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
MR.. BLAINE Is WELL
And Will Be Out Today Attending to His
Usual Dnties.

WAsHISeros, J.a 1t vas stated at
Mr. Ban g ence ais m1fni' g that
the secretary 10 fer,irs sli rig {, bui Won q
remsa n al home tocsy for rst. He exp. cte
T. b. 81 ih- state o-psr GsBI tom 9rrow
| asiry s. Mr. Blsi-e's house At 10 30
to 1sns 10 reg srd 70 the :. 'etsrys cJndI-
ton elected the response that be vas very
much bsster, 20 much SO thst he expected
to e, to his fh r { morrow The s. creIary
/, 10 d spirits and passed . poruon sf
th. evening in the cra~Ins room with the
men bers of hs fam ly