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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15
TOWN ELECTIONS

DIMARIscoTrk- Selectman, j III Hilton,
+ F Metcslf, N w Morse; town clerk,
George o keene; supervisor, Emerson HI
ton. Money Appropriated Schools, $1,000 T;
highways, $1,000; support Of poor, $500
FIRE department $500; interest or town
debt s22o0 sinking fund, $1,000.
-SeleGimen. ,Johu G. Kendall
Herberl S Talbot, Horace Rogers town
clerk. VIM A Mitchtli; school committee.
+ Russ. Money appropriated Common
schools, $1,000; high schools, sl400; higt
ways. $500; support OF poor, si200 cun
tiugen', $1,000; water committee $1,000
Memorial day, 500; iude btedness, s525
repairs on town building, $500.
CoRiEsA Sc electmen. II Shepherd, j
$ Burriil. G Trickey; town clerk, Will
Burrill, school supervisor, o J Hancock
Money appropriated schools. Sli50; high
ways, Si20O; other purposes, s2050.
HAmrpEN-S Selectmen, |. G Smith M
K Walker, W II Tibeau; town clerk, II W
Mayo; school supervisor, II W Mayo.
Money appropriated schools, $500; high
ways, $500; support Of poor, sl3O0; incl
dertsls. $500.
SelectmeD. A A CHM, Josiah
Colson, Geo G Ward; town clerk, John +
Libby; school supervisor, Ets Clifford
Money appropriated Schools, $3.50; other
purposes, 800.
ST. ALgASs-Moderator, s II Goodp in
clerk, U A Good~in; selectmen, l o
Winslow, Fred Lucas, N B Turner tres,
urer, N III Wang, supervisor, Rev. G A
S0uthard; town agent, l o Winslow au-
dltor, G A Moulton.
vAssALnoKo -Selectmen, Il C Barrows,
Alex Hail, Il c Burgess; town clerk, s b
Richardson; supervisor, S Is Richardso n.
ways, s2501 and $1,000 stov; support OF
poor, $1,000 other purposes, $500,
Observation-Disclosures VIM. Buck, S c
Greeley, A A Adams; town clerk, X M
lnsslls; supervisor, G w Hodges. None,
appropriated: Schools, sl400; Highways,
$1,000, rGppott Of poor, $500; other pur
poses, SO, l3J.
BArcocK-f'eleclmen, + L Strstton, M
II Noon, a Z f0sg, toSn clerk, c B
Young school supervisor, g B Young
Money spyfypria'ei schools. what tle
iaw - quir5s, soou, $500; highways, $500
.uJpotE Of goof, 500, Igsn debt and IT, :
cid entail chs.ges. $1,000 tex books, $500.
-3elsC,m-n, l. Ii Wilder, A II
Cuass, N W B.O~ui t9pn clerk, W W
HaHi "a; sapefviz, r, ] G Mao; treasurer.
w + t,J1td, MJuey sDpf3 3priHget Schools,
800, uighWsys, $1,000, spp9rt Of p11r,
$500; Gaffslt t1gensas sad t,Wn debrs,
SlGUu cemetery, $50 .c t0ot tooks, $50
i > sampson Post. alemyTiAi day, s25.
-Se.ec,meB, 4 g Gelchen, s c
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THE ELECTIONS.
No Choice for Mayor It Ban.
Cor, ths Vote Being:
Bel, 1854; SloT, 1909; Fox. M...
Arofhsr Election LIfIl 25.
City Votes 10 Lease the Il. l. p. to the
Il. i A. Railroad.

BAsGog, March 1.-THE unicipal elec.
tom today resulted In DO choice for may or
r. o. Bsal, the Republican candidate, re-
cs.ving plurality Of SO. The vote 70,
mayor wss: f. o. Beal. Rpubiic.n, 1891
J. F suov, Democrat. 1902, G. II. Fax.
Prohibition, lt7.
The Republicans gained Ap alderman. ore
councilman and warden and Clerk in Ward
9, Democratic va'd.
The rev board of aldermen will stand
Republicans, FIVE Dem ocr.ts, two. Com
mon courcil, Republicans, thirteen; Demo
Gratis, eight.
Another election far mayor will occui
April %.
The citizens voted on the proposition &c
lease the Bangor & Piscats q1is railroad tc
the Bar gor & Aroosiook railroad and the
proportion vas carried by a ms jotify OF
49,, tbs vote being ever two TO one in
favor
les, year Besl was defeated by Sno~
for mayor.
In the Brewer election today Dr.. II. F
T. f., Republican, was elec.ed mayer by q
ms jority Of l0i. over G. z. Aiken, Demo-
c.s'.
The wards elected al! Republicans with
the exception of one Democratic alderman
the bosrd standing nine Republicans and
one Democrat.
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Oh, HE WANTS IT,
Though Cleveland Hardly Dnes
10 Say So,
Grover Writes q Lsttef to Tiellt the
Dear, Dsar People.
Puts Party First. and self. Second Both
viii Get Lett.

MINIATURES, Wis, March lt-Gen,
Edward 5. Brsgg, author Of the famous
phrase I'VE love him for the enemies he
has made. has been urging ex-Pfesident
Cleveland TO make 8 public SvowSl Of his
position in connection With the spproaef
IL Z Democratic Pre- sidentsl cot Y. n,ion.
Under date OF Msrch ) he wrote letter
to Mr.. CIevelsr from Fo1d du Lac con
tanning the folio sing paragraphs;
"DApeer 10 public interests which the
failure Of the Democratic party would ir
volye seems to me now to require an open
svo~sl Of your Willingness 10 submit to any
service to which your parry may assign you
As your fellow Democfst and fellow Cit
zen. s,k YOU TO say to your party ard pc,
pie that your name will be presented TO the
National Democratic Convention IN as = can
diiste for It's nomination 10 the Presidency.
ard that you will accept that nomination,
if the convention make IT, and again under
take the duties Of Presiden; il the party
shall choose you for that cfbce.
The eI President in reply. said. in part
'lf, in answering your questions, | might
only consider ny personal desires and indi-
vidusi ease and comfort my response
would be promptly made. without the least
reservation or difficulty.
But if you sre right in supposing the
SUI iect related to the duty owe the cour.
try and my party, condition exists which
makes such private snd personal considera-
tons entirely irrevelsnt. | cannot refrain
from dt clsring to you that my experience
in the great Office of President Of the
United States so impressed me with the
solemnity of the trust and les awful respon-
sibhtes that | can not bring myself to re,
gard the c.ndidscy for the place as some.
thing TO be one by personal strife and active
self assertion.
| have an idea that the Presidency is pre-
eminently the peoples office. and have
been sincere IN my constant advocacy Of
effective participation in political Affairs on
the part Of all our cit lens.
Consequently. believe the people should
be heard IN the choice of their party candi
dstes and they should mike the nominA ilns
as directly AZ consistent with open, fair
and full party organization and methods.
speak If these things solely for the
purpose of sdvisiug YOU tha, my conception
OF the nature of the Presidential oihce ard
of NY conviction shat the voters of our
party thnnid be free in tie selection Of
tneIf caudiStot, pa, Cludys the possibility OF
my iasdiHg and pushll a telf seeking can
vsss for 'ho Presidential domination. even
if hsd j size iu pe SvttI a candidate
Il Isytng hat the complete supremacy
e Democratic p'intipit5 mcsns Increased
nsli Al prospeTt, aud increased happiness
Of our people, ava esrHeatls anxious for
the suIcess " lhl party An condjC nj
,ba. success fs slill si.h,n cur reach,
tu believe tust uI' Do 'He me fnr Dem
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TIE CIVIL SERVICE.
Andrews Bill 10 Exclude Political In.
huence from Employing Men.

W.sHINGros, March II The House
committee on reform in the civil service
today agreed to report favorsbly with I'M
material modification, Andrevs's bill 70
EXCLUDE political il iuence in the employ
ment Of laborers under the authority of the
United States.
The bill makes it the duty of the civil
service commission 10 aid the President 10
prepsring suitable rules for the appoint
ment or employment Of isborers ard me
chsniCs upon public works and United
States vetssls and of messengers, laborers,
and mechanics under the various depart
meDts and in the customs Sni postal service
according to some Uniform system which
shall relate exclusively to the uacter
and fitness OF tic persons seeking sucb
appointment or employment.
After the prcmugation Of these rules,
all appointments or employments as mes.
sengers, laborers or mechanics in positions
outside the classified service are to be
made from registers prepared in accord
Herewith the appointments and employ
meDts requiring technical skill may be made
from persons not on the official registers,
where the exigeneies of the service require
it.
The bill provides that no person shall be
appointed, employ ed, suspended OF removed
ss messenger, lzb0rer or mechanic because
Of any political op nion expressed or he'd
by him nor i. any iHqufy regarding the
political opinions Of the applicants for
employ meutto h. made hy the appointing
or employing tfli;sr
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IN THE HOUSE.
Cherokee CessiOn- District of Columbia
Bills-Army Appropriation

WAsHrrGToN. March IA In the House
today, Ihs speaker laid before the House q
message from the President transmitting q
communication from the secretary Of the
interior, submitting an agreement concluded
between the commissioner Of the United
States ard the Cherokee nation for the
cession Of the Cherokee outlet, aud stated
! hat it would be referred to the committee
on Indian airs.
Lind of Minnesota, from the committee
Of posto ifiGes ID post roads, reported the
Senate bill amending the statutes to enable
intermediate ports ON the great lakes to OBJ
tain official statistics of the amount Of bus
mess transacted at such ports.
The floor was accorded to the committee
on the District Of Columbia, and 4 number
Of District Of Columbia bills were passed
The House went into committee of the
whole on the army appropriation bill.
Little opposition was made to the measure,
bat ~ The hour WAS growing late the COM
Iuittee rose without disposing of the bill
ard the House adjourned.
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BUTLER Wins
10 Ills Appeal from the Massa.
Chusetts Court
In The Case Hhsre He Advanced $4,000
10 The TOsus Home,
And He Is Granted New Trial by the
Supreme CoHrt.

WAsHiSaros, March IA Gen. Ben
j4min +. Busler has won the appeal he took
from the decision of the curcuit court VI
the United States for the eastern district Of
Massachusetts,, sifitmiug the Judgment 70,
Sl5.C00 ard interest from 1879. obtaint 3
sg,in.t him in the Massachusetts court by
the NsiionsI Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers.
Butler, while treasurer Of the National
Home, advanced SIS 600 to Gen. W. s.
Tiiton, in charge of the Home at Togus,
Maine, to be used in beginning work al
thoealAking.
Ii is alleged ihst Butler fsiled to ac-
count for the repayment Of money. Jutg-
meat WAS given sgsiDst him. The grounds
Of the appeal anu of the action Of the
court today were that the case was not full
ly tried, an opportunity not being afordsd d
Gen. Butler to show ceftsia material mat
ters connected with the suit.
Justice Harlan rendered the opinion OF
the court, reversing the Judgment OF the
lover court and ordering . new uisl.
Justice Brown dissented and Chief Jus
tice Fuller At i Justice Gray took no part
in the de cision Of the case.
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FIRE AT SHANMCT.
Albert joys House Burned - Severe
Shock TO a Sick Boy.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
FAIRFIELD, March 1.-THE house Of
Alber. Joy at Shawmut was almost COM
pletely destroyed by FIRE Wednesday fore
noon.
The f,e originated from defective tlue
and wss discovered about the middle Of the
forenoon. The alarm was Immediately
given ard the Shawmut fire brigade turned
out in force.
The boys fought like tends, led by c. A.
Nichols. who is voted one of the hsrdies,
Are fighters Of the town.
Mr.. joys little son, Elmer, WAS in the
house, convalescept from & severe attack
Of scarlet fever He experienced severe
nervous shock, which it Is feared may delay
the speedy recovery hoped for.
The damage TO the bulldogs amounted
to about $500; insurance, $500.
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TIE GREAT STRIKE
South Wales Miners Will Limit Output
and aid the Strikers.
Iron Works Railroad Gives Notice
to Its Imployes.

LONDON, March II The members Of
the South Wales Miners FederationIwill
limit the output of toe mines in which they
labor and will not work over time during
the strike of miners elsew here.
The iron works at Billion are idle. The
Furness Railway Company have given
notice Of dismissal TO the bulk Of ito EN-
ployes engaged in the goods traffic.
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OCEANIC ASHORE
II YOkahama, Going on tho BreakValer
Stem First
While Firing IA Salute TO Admiral Belk.
nap Leaving the Station.

SAN FRA>CIsco, March IA Rear Admi-
raj Belknsp, succeeded by Rear Admiral
Harmony SIS commander Of the United
States A static tqusdroD, arrived here to-
day.
February % at lokobsms Admiral
Harm ory started out in the United Ststes
Alliance to give a farewell salute to Admi-
raj Belknsp, who was on board the Oceanic
when Me Allisnce went stem on upon the
brexkwater.
When the OcssDic sailed vsin attemp.s
were being made to get the A llsnCe Of
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RANDOLPH.
A Warm Contest for First Selectman,
the Republicans Winning.

Especial TO the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
RANDOLPH. March II The citizens Of
this town met in town meeting today. The
town 5 about equally divided IS regards
politics ard there is usually an excitiug
contest. Today has been no exception
The struggle came on the choice of the
first selec.msp.
The candidates were B. A. Cox, Repub-
iicsn and Daniel Giidden, Democrat The
whole number Of votes css. was 278, Of
which l07 were for Glidden and III for
Cox, who wss declared elected amid cheers
ana inteose enthusiasm from the Replbli-
CABS
A question vas then raised as to the use
of the check ist for the remaining cffcers
and was defeated.
The follow rg town Ulcers we're elected :;
Moderator C. II. Dunton; clerk, W. Fl
Dad iey seleutmen, assessors and overseers
OF the pnor, B. A Ct1. ID. s. Tasker, c.
Il. Durtou; treasurer, J. R. Goodwin !;
supervisor Of schouls, c, O. Turner; road
commissioner, Albert White auditor. +
II Dunning; fire warden, l.. w. HUT,
Will hetssy; constables, Johu James,
Willard rhoDpson. Ell, Counors.
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PROMPT MEASt RES
Taken by Spain 10 Help Operation Of
Reciprocity With Cuba.

WAsuirGTns. March li.-Slme trouble
has existed at Havana in the operation Of
the reciprocity treaty on account of the
action of the customs authorities Of that
port in cIsctii "a harbor tax and export
duties on certain products shipped TO the
United States and imposing duties on pre-
served fruits.
All these questions have been decided by
the Spanish government at Madrid 10 favor
of the United States, and Orders according
iy have been issued al II .ysna,
The treaty is very popular in Cuba and
this action Of the Spanish government
gives great satisfaction.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mr.. William Dunn VITO bad resided in
Canton for thirty Ave years, died 1t bis
home on Saturday last after . shofs sick
ness.
Schooner East Wind Of Rocklsni, vent
ashore ct Smsii's Point near Spruce Head
Sunday night The fife-saving crew .weat
to her relief at two o'clock Mondsy morr-
ing, and tug n. Smith Of Rockport, went
down and pulled her eff Monday forenoon,
and brought her to Rockland.
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6OMERSET RAILWAY,

Commencing Monday. June 18th, 1881. .rvins
viii run AZ tollous, connecting at oakland with
Name Central Railroad.
FOR Boston. Portland. Lewiston. Wstefvtiis, "a
gusta, shOwhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, s.A A. ".
IL % p. NJ, Scion. e-52 A NJ, t255 ", Cara
uns Falls '6a A. N, lbs p. NJ. Embden. 7.09
M, 10 ?. NJ North Anaou, ~ n, $50 p
NJ; An-on, 1T A. NJ, % p. NJ; Madison, 7 20 A
w., 4o2r,s e.; Horridgs ~ook, 80 NJ. a.s1 P
~, Bsngs Siding. = 50 A. NJ, '2-25 p NJ. 3swtelie
trossins, 's.o2 a ". '2.s2 p. NJ, arrive oakland
20 a. NJ, 2S0 "
FROM Boston, POrilA0d, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tervtlle. Skowh.s s.n aad Bangor:
Passenger trains leave OAKLAND, s.03 a. NJ, ~.
o. VI, 5awtele Crossing, 'g-sD a. A.. % 10 p Nj;
Bahgs siding, - 70 a. ", '5-07 p " Notridze
Aook. g.St A. NJ, si ?. NJ; Madison, s.54 =. NJ,
70 p. N Ahs0n, 3.se a N. - p nj North AZ.
On. tiOod a NJ. $50 p. n, hmsdca. ie 30 =. =,
% P. N Cafratank falls, 'l0.ts a NJ, IA ?,
n, Solou, i08 A. NJ, e.le r. NJ. arrive Bingham,
il-eo A. NJ, s.Ss Pm.
Flag stations. at whilh trains stop on signal NJ
aotic. to conductor Mixed between Binghs N
md North Anson. WM NJ AVER, Sbpt.
sepsldtf
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YOUNG VILLAIN
Arrested on Charge Of Attempted
Train WrackiDs
Ii Lincoln, Mass H. ConiesSss Bis
Guilt, and Further Tells
OF Burglary Recently Committed
Just Out of Reform School.

CoscoRp, Mas, March li.-ChAfles
Tyler, Is years old, living with his parents
in Lincoln, was arrested today for attempt
ing to wreck passenger train BY placing
ties upon the track near his home last night.
He admits his guilt and also admits
breaking and entering the ticket tfti te
and opening the safe at Lake Walden,
lately.
He has been cut Of the reform school
but = short time, where he went for =
similar offence.
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S25 900 900 NEW STOCK
OF the Sugar Trust Placed on the
Market at New York.

Nsw YORK, March 1.-THE stock ex-
change today placed in the unlisted depart
ment s25, 600, 600 the new sugar stock au-
thorized at the last meeting Of the stock
holders OF the sugar trust.
This is taken As confirmation Of the
story that the trust has absorbed the COM
petipg refneries and will have q complete
monopoly Of the sugar trade.
on cials Of the nust decline 10 make any
stafement in regard to the matter.
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RICH MOND.


Especial to KEssEBEc JOURNAL
RICHMOND, March l+.-At the election
today the following officers we're chosen :
First selec.maa, W. s. Hsgar; second, F.
W. Blanchard; third, Frank M. Yeaton ;
town clerk, j. r. Cunningham; treasurer,
J. NJ. Odiorne; auditor. J. r. unninshsm +;
supervisor Of schools, Rev. Fl. A. Clifford.
The following sppropriationswere made
Schools, $500 highways, $1,000; support
Of poor, $500; town debt. $1,000; water
service, s2050; other purposes $3.50.
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DOyer's Annual Election.
+ Especial to the KEsrEBEo JOURNAL.

Especial to the KEsrEBEo JOURNAL.
Dover, March 15-At town meeting to-
day the following were elected:
Selectmen, c. b Doore, A. NJ. Wa
rem, V. A. Grsy; town clerk, C. W.
Brown; supervisor, Il. 5 Towne. Money
Schools, $500; free high
school, $3.50; highways, $1,000; support Of
poor. 5000; other purposes, highways,
$4,000; Town debt, 5000; town c1srges,
$500; Memorial day, SIS; bridge, 5000.
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1HANElt BOYD
Contest in Nebraska to hc Opened
Again New Evidence Presented.

LINCOLN, Neh, Mun9 Judge Blair,
toIIsl wrrngie. has vTtttn to Attorney
General iIssungs atstla2 ihHt no mandate
from the Uai,ed States Supreme Court has
been lssued reversing the holding Of the
state court that 1bayer is the legal gov
ernnr.
The judge asserts that the voluntary
Withdrawal Of hsyer does not establish
Boyd title to the seat and suggests ,hst
attorney general bring action against Boya
to test HE right to the seat
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RICHMOND.
Two Deaths-The Gentlemen's Dance
Other Notes.

Especial to the KEssEBBC JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, March l3 Milton Jef kins
was fouad dead in bis bed Saturday morr
ing. He was in his usual state Of health
when he retired for the night. About 4
o'clccx his wife swOke and found him dead
by her side. Mr.. Jenkins was about &C
years of sge and respected citzen.
After lingering illness William Thu
low. prominent citzAD, died Friday eve
ning. He was about 20 sud was for many
years mem6er of the shipbuilding firm oi
Thu-low & Elwel.
Abont 80 couples participated in the
dance st he Opera hou'e Friday night.
Music was furnished by Putlen.
Will McRobie goes TO Szowhcgan this
week 10 accept & situation in keene Bros,
shoe factory.
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HE WON'T ESCAPE.
AImy to he Resentenced, In View Of
Supreme Court Decision.

CONCORD, N. H.. March II --Sena;or
Chandler in 3 leader in the Monitor. to-
night, says in view of the recent decision
Of the United States supreme court in the
Chicago Anarchist cs,e. the prisoner must
be prese Mt in court when the sentence Is
pronounced, Chief Justics Doe will
.horily tx day for re.eniencing F,abk c.
Amy, the murderer Of Christie Warden,
Harnyer
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OF Hoods Ssrssparilia ss = blood purifier
entities it to your confidence. No other
has such . record Of cures Of
Scrofula, Salt Rheum. Blood Poisoning, or
other blood diseases. To try IL 10 to know
its merit. Be sure to ses Hoods Sarsaps-
riils.
For general family cslhir,ic We conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
d&slyfolrmchd&v
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Shipping City Gossip.

Special to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
BATH, March II THE Phi Rho DsbAf-
ing Society Of this city has decided to hold
. grand copcer, and bal st the Alameda
March %, its 23fd anniversary. Pullens
orchestra will furnish music for the occs-
sion.
Tuesday evening the old Bath City Grays,
q military company that vas formed here
before the var will hold she annual meet
ing.
Twelve vessels have slresdy been lca1e
with ice at Psrkei's Head his season.
The Sagadsh1c Court of Forresters RI
this city will hold iIs annual bali At ths
Alsmeds. Easter, Moudsy night. Pullen's
orchestra has been eussged for The occasion.
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on Chatham.

CHAIuAx, Mass. March 1.-THE north,
vest gale continues tonight.
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BOILER EXPLODED
And John Vallier, II Is Feared. Was
Fatally Injured.

FARMIsGToS, March / The boiler in
the steam saw mill at Ssrorg, John Waller,
proprietor, exploded, Monday morning,
wrecking the boiler room. The boiler was
blown two hundred feet. M. Vsliier was
almost completely buried in the debris. and
it is feared he is fatally injured.
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Newport Town Meeting.

Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, March IA AT the town
meeting today the following officers were
el, cted SeIsctmeD, II. J. Rowe, w. A.
Lewis, J. W. Gritdell; town clerk, c. Fl.
MoiriIl supervisor, E D. Pratt. Money
appropriated: Schools, $1,000; highways,
$1,000; town charges. $1,000; $1,000 on II
debtedness; o,heT purposes, $42i.
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Winthrop Town Meeting.
I Spe eisl to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL

Especial to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL.
WIsIHRoP, March l4.-At town meet
ing today, the following officers were
eie cted
Moderator, E Wood town clerk, E. s.
French; seiecimep, lss., Elliott Wood !;
2od l. 0. Cobb; 81, F. c. Robie: trest
urer, J. N. Bepjsmin; school committee
tor three years, c. W. Tsggsrt; chief
engineer, c. A. Wing; road commissioner,
c. H Gsle. Rsised for schools, $2050
support OF poor. 5000; highways, $500;
other purposes, s2225.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15
Maine Postal Changes,

WAsHINGroN, March IA The following
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced:
Route $40. l.lesford to South West
Harbor. From March 8. 1892, increase
distance 20 m. for change of cite Of pest
office al South West Hsrbor, and .l2 m.
for change of site Of post tffice at lslesford.
Route 37l. SeswaIi to South West Har-
Dor. From March 3, 1892, Increase dis
tance 20 m. caused By change Of site Of
post office st south West Harbor.
r. Tuttle has been appointed postmaster
at West Athens, vice J. c. Kincsid re-
signed,