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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

F. A. Harlow Of Auburn has bought the
the Eureka hosiery piant at Auburn and
will operate it,
Col. Syi.snus Ripley Lyman died at
Portland early Wednesday morning. at the
age Of So years. he vas ossive Of FRYE
bug. He went 20 Eaton, N. II, in 1922
and to Portland in 1921.
Bangor fnds that after the vo,k Of Il 9
registration bosrd. she has 4s37 voters,
against 5I63 in 1899, loss Of 352 Anon e
the nsmss sppesrins Oh tie 1891 LIST we're
1874 aliens and 214 non-resident, . total of
46s.
TIE third annual concert and bali Of the
Msine Central Relief Association will be
held in CITY Hall, Portland, on Thursday
evening, Feb. II h. Ticssts al one fare
for the round trip frem anv station on the
Maine Central Rsiifosd to P0rslsnd Al d re-
rurn, viii be sold Gu Feb Iilh 70 persons
hoidlrg ball tickets, on presentation OF the
same Al Ticket Gficss. Tickets valid 70,
| return passage On that or on the foiiovir 2
day. A %, cisl train will be run from
WasefsTile to Pcrlsrd, Feb. ll,h, return
| irs 1t the close Of the ball. The c3r nit
tee have soded several new features to the
entertainment, which i: is hoped and ex.
pecsed will render the occasion even more
Enjoyable than previous ores have been.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Consideration Of the New Code of Rule,
Resumed.

| WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The House to-
day resumed tine con liberation of the rules
The pen ding motion made by Boatner OF
| Louisiana, for striking out the clause per-
mit.ing general legislation on appropriA-
tion bills, provided that beirg germsne,
| II was = retrenched expenditure. After q
long debate. Ca,chings Of Mississippi,
demanded tte previous ques i'm and i; WAS
| ordered. Boatner's motion was defeated,
SO to ll0.
Dineley Of Maine offered an smendmen,
providing that no bill or resolution shall at
any time be amended by Incorporating &
therein = substance of any other bill or
resolution pending before the House The
amendment was lost On motion Of Enloe
of Tennessee an amendment WAS adopted
providing that all bill, be introduced BY
dorsed, and shall be properly referred to
By the Speaker
DlngIey Of Maine ofered Al amendment
provitipg for consideration the Senate
amen dmunt TO the House bills mot sppro-
pristiDE money! as soon "a they were laid
before the House by the Speaker.
Ia speakiug ia favor of the amendment
Reed, Of Maine, remarked the work of The
IAst congress was uone uDuef sTess OF
wesfher from the reading Of he re-. joui-
nal to the final adjournment; and il the
ship had sailed safety over the stormy sea
how much better would it sail in summer
weather which would Characterize this
House. (LaughteI). The amendment was
agreed to.
A long discussion ensued, directed toward
the method by which q private calender
should bs considered. Much complaint is
made thst the cslendsr 10 blocked with
measures reported from the war claims
committee, and these, IS they generally
sive rise TO much antsgonisp. prevent the
consideration Of other private bills.
o'Nesl Of Missouri protested sgainst the
small attention given TO private measures
during the previous Congresses, and ffsred
sn amendment proviling that Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Saturdays the House shall
meet At 10 O'Clock, the two additional
hours 10 be devots Il to private bills. The
amendment vas lost: Yess, Sc nays, 1873.
The House then adjourned.
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SID CONGRESS,
Ssnits Atj1urns EllIy...House
Considers The Nv Rules.
Director Ct The Mint fatstu LWeh
Examined On the CulfircY.
Amount in Circulation in United states
Is $3.50 per Capita.

wAsnISsIoS, Feb In the Senate al
2 O'Clock. the bill pfoIitins for public
printing and binding and distribution OF
public documents Vas taken up, Section
Is Of the bill hs, reference TO employees
in the government piiaiipg office.
Msnderson by instruction. of the COM
mittee on printicg) moved to amend BY
aiding the words out the proyls,ons Of the
eight hour ias shall be ri,idiy enforced
A discussion ensued in which Cockrell AZ
gued that the department clerks 10 Wast
ihg.on should also be pat under the sighs
hour lAv xnd required to work eight hours
q day instead Of six and q half, While Teller
defended the preseps practice in the depart
ments.
Hzwley did not like the language of the
amendment and suggested .hi. change
but the the provisions Of the existing
eighilour law shall spply." Msnierson
accepted the modification, which was agres d
to. The resdlUg of the bill and discussio 4
Of some of .s provisions occupied about 2t
hours. Some changes were made in the
Vel blsge of the bill. but no important anne nd.
ueLt was made or proposed. Seventy three
Of the l02 sections we're disposed Of.
The Senate at 4 30 adjourned till to.
morrow.
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THE CURRENCY CONDITION.
Director Leech of the Mint Examined b,
House Committee on Coinage.

WAsBIsGToN. Feb 8 The Nou,e com
miitee on coinsge, weights ard measures,
todsy examined Director Leeeh OF ihe mint
buIesu, on matters relaxing to the silver
question. Mr. Laech said the amount Of
currency in circulation IN the UGi,ed States
vas sl4 so pr capita. This is larger than
aoy couotry except France.
Leech having answered IT the negative
tn the question Of Stone as to whether any
Euro pean paper money was based on silver,
Bland inquired whether he held there vas
n, ceu1tiy in Earore where paper money
was ossed on siiver. Lsech responded
there was no country 10 Europe where
paper money was rsdeemAble solely in
| silver.
Blsrd read from Secretary windom'i
report stating that the Bank Of France hsd
isuad many millions 10 notes based on gold
! and silver depo.iIs, siso where countries
had out .ini4sr notes. Leech insisted thai
his snswer had been with refereoce to
silver note. alone.
Mr.. Williams Of Ohio ,sked il he re-
| gsrded the issuance OF silver certificates
iastesd Of silver dollars 80 any obstacle "a
| free coinage. Mr.. Lesc1 replied in the
! negative lie said he though, notes were
/ preferable. The issuance Of gold notes
vas open 10 the came objection, but no. tc
the ssms extent as in Ihe case Of silvei
notes, as they could be circulated easier.
Mr.. Leech thought If we adopted free
coinase European silvsr vould come here
in ship loads Just as Fast ~ it could b
! brousht in. There vas more silver in DC
mssiic circulation over there thsa needed
| Mr.. Lsech thought that free coinage oil
silver would either send gold abroad or tc
| . pre- MUM. Oue reason, he said, for o.heI
countries wanting our gold rss ,hst tht
| countries in the Ls:in L sion had TO pay a
txce IS dus . creditor nation in gold.
| Mr.. Bsriine called attention 20 the new
| isv which said that FIVE franc pieces Ar
redee mable either in gold or silver. Mr.
Leech maintained that - matter Of actua
fact and practice. that paper vss redeem
sole in gold only II demanded. To Me
Williams be stated that undoubtedly II
those countries silver coins we're circulasinl
at psr with gold. Mr.. Williams asked
Do you think free coinage here would ten
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The management Of the F9rest CitI
Creamery Of rortisnd are ia kjog Of e.
tsbIishirg q branch factory 1T Monmouth il
suitable arrangements can be made for I
building
The new Lakeside Pfess Company is re
Organized under Ihe name Of The Lakeside
Pres, And Pho,ogrsvg-s Company. To.
capital stock % sl0O. COZ Of which s25. .O0C
is paid 10.
The Portland Stone Ware Company vii
enlarge their extensive plant in the spring
By the addition of six more u toe large
modern, circular coal burning ailns. Ins
foundations we're prepared last fail and ,he
masonry Ard chimSsys will 20 up ~ soon
A. the frost is ont Of the ground.
The ysncsboro Manufacturing Co. sr,
fass mszins preparations for the bai,dtnt
Of their lumber mill at Vsncsboro. m.
Plans are already being made. The ecm
gany 10 catiing sbou, 700 cards OF sp,o
wood at VsDesboro which ill be used II
The novelty mill to be erected later 10 ths
saAsob.
The engines for the big Kaox 4 Line III
boat are GOV being set up on board hi
craft at Bath, They are Of the single cyl!
ia3sr type. ons for each Wheel, snd looi
rather p,nde.ous. each cyiinder being .,
lares ss the one sbosri the City Of RICK.
land thus swing this boat twice tie powe,
Of sis one sise viii succeed.
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to weaken the belief Of European inancie,s
in shas "a

to weaken the belief Of European dnancie,
in that parity contioulns?
Mr.. Leech-I think they believe vs coult
not sustain silver and would tsse sdrAn,as,
sf our experiment &c rid themselves Of tn,
smbs'rsssment nov existing from The Ia;
Of silver colo.
Mr.. Biand-You don. think for u K
adopt tree coinage would relieve them o!
embarrassment
Mr.. Leech-I think ii would irctea oul
emeaffassments And relieve them by send.
ing gold abroad.
Mr.. Leech said We had II 'qusstei certair
gentlemen going TO travel IN Europe. who
had social and financial stsndins, ensblib Z
them to talk with public eff sers and faAt
eisrs. TO learn the probabilities Of -ome H.
tsrns'lonsl agreement being secured. Those
gentlemen had nothing but 9 general letter
from the treasury department. They re-
ceised no compensation. Mr. Lsech said
We we're encouraged to believe An agree.
nent might eventually be reached. Eng.
lard bad shown . dIspo.iGoa to act favor.
ably. He ~ond rsssrd an. international
agreement - very great benefit TO al
mankind.
Mr.. Bland-Is 1t not . fact that the.s
international asres men,s AID talk Of them
generally arises about the time We get VI
The silver question here?
Mr.. Leech-No, sir: | think we have
been at wc'k. qnietly, while you gentlemen
have bsea 81 home.
MIR. Biasd sail il vas HE experience thai
for 20 years every time free eoi1sge va.
talked Of they had been 'o'd 20 waII for tho
International agreement, bus none had eve,
come.
f ID. Stark Of Cleveland, Ohio, pre-
sented an argument in favor Of free coir age
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Ra1irua1s E STEAMBOATS,
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Hsv.
23th, 1891.

a1Ipa WEaT-4& A. n. Tor Lsststoa
ss1r.aad P.xtiked, EostoE sad Hozgeai 7ss A
n ,.r Hx.Iossa, GisFffasf aad Soath 3zrdiasr
"a IA A. .or BFuE<giss, Lssfstor, SRFzin zt1n
eacsIsod P1rti2as And Boston, connsotlag fcl
Ysr. Aogs;xis Yotntsi 90 y. a. To-
a.ilg.sn, f5arfis@r and soath 3a,fiEsr; IL
r, n isr sgsss-tek, Aeth, r9Ea6d, sossos
snf sslzrdays only. .sr hoasan so r. NJ 70.
gaIlasen, GEf5issy and 5ox5S Gardner. it(s
s.d And Boston.
.ofss EAsT-z.io A. N. (slsbt sxpfessJ foa
ssoshsyan, Beifast, Bangor, Bar But0r, ~
10, RssaryilIe. ssoShssaa and Bangor 80
p a. Tor sktsFytlls. D4sisnf, North Ansrn
slashAm. sxoIhssaa. Belfast, Dover and
kat ysft HAasor Gar BSrbor. 81 81 poe g.
~ John and Af1os5oSz County, aud sunday
ouIy 1ai7 A N, fJf Bangor.
IL glyht Pullman rraias run eaek. way ever
,tsat Sundays iBSigdsf, cut not 10 5kovshssD
aa n9ad4y noKHlass, o. % BEifast, Doxtef, o.
Lsyona Bangor, % sun iaF mornings.
fhe dsy express traiHa going West ~ 1910
N sai EASt a. i.ts r. " run daily. sasasgs Ia
elaass, bstsees Boston, Lewiston, BaLa, Bangor
md g. John.
Accom- NOTATION TRAIN 70, Aasasti
save. ssath 9Nrdissr. s-S A NJ. Ito and n
= NJ Gardiner 6 Il a. NJ. 10 and i.fs r. II
H..assll sis A. NJ, tS and ts3 p n.
Tbros,h .iesrt. to California and all point
saa,a asd West may b1 had Of 4. H. Walker
texgt A.sst Augusta, the aa!y 0fioe In AsFusts
.siaz qtA all rOJs.s aad aBsosias basgARs free o.
ssv.sse.
YAYsOg TUCKER, Vice Pres osAl Manager
EE. BooThBY, CisB1 ra.s. and GiSnsi Axi.
Portland. Nov. %. 1891.
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THE SECOND REVOLT
At Deer Island Police Called on to
Quell the Riot.

BosroN, Feb. 3 An outbreak is re-
ported this morning among the prisoners At
Deer Islsnd. This is the second riotous
demonsrstion that ha. occurrs d At that it,
stitution within few weeks.
Fifty police were sent and when they az
rived large number of convicts we're
gathered in the "loafers" hall, engaging
in noisy demonstrations. The request that
they 60 shout their work caused them to
mske horrible tumult, and they threat
ened the police. The latter drew their clubs
and in short time put the mob under sui
lection.
According to the statement Of Capt
Bragdon Of the harbo, police, the iIicers
hsd to use great deal Of force, and many
Of the prisoners have soc and badly Gu.
heads. Twenty Ave Of the fEicers returr =
ed to Boston, others will remsin at the
island during the day. Refractory prison.
ers are now locked up 10 their cells.
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BOUNCED.
Adams Express Messengers Discharged
by The Wholesale.
They Will Soon Have Aid Of the Al.
lied Railroad Organizations.

CHICAGO, Feb. twenty express mes
sesgers in The employ Of the Adams EI.
press Co ii is stated here, have been dI,
charged within tso days. More discharges,
It is said, will follow, Most Of the messel :
gers are veterans. including Dresbac who
fought the gang Of robbers at Seymour,
Ind, IN 1872. and successfully defended d
$4,000 OF express money.
No reason Is assigned for the discharges.
The men claim it Is the result Of . detefm-
nation by the comranl officials 10 eI-
terminate ,hs brotherhood Of express me. =
senRers. ibe leaders In the local branch
4 the brotherhood said tonight there would
be I o strike.
Instead. application has been made for
admission into the United States Federated
Order Of Rsilssy Officials. II the appli-
cation IS granted. the machinery Of the
allied rsll'Oid organ zt,iDns will be At the
disposal OF the mssseugsrs' brotherhood.
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G. A. R. MEN
Will aeet for their SsmI.An-
lual ECcimpm.lt
d! labaIn foday.--A Lars. AtttEdsles
Of YsisraHs Expected.
Suicide at Heron Island-Fruit Grow
ers' Convention.

ArsCaS, Feb. , The Gszstte says !;
The regular semi snnua sncsmpmsnt Of
the Dspsr mens of Maine, 6. A. B., con-
venss IN Auburn tomorrow and next day
The headquarters Of the department. will be
at room l. N,se Elm House xpd il is IT
,Ais room th.l the executive council meet,
this sTerinz
TIE ,epu'ts Of the officers will be sub
mitssd TO this board AMI referred to differ
sht con nitises before be-! presented to
The dele2stes.
The delegates viii be called to order at
10 O'Clock scm1r'o~ merning AZ @. A. K
tist. After the formal 0peaiBs the usnsl
coz nistees will be appointed including the
| committee On ctedeDusls After that will
c Jms the sunusl address By Department
Commander Miller, followed By Ih- reports
| Of the ferent officers The ,ftiesrs to
report are Eiwin c. MiIhken, Portland,
ASSISTANT a. Itan. general; LoreIz1 d
Datyer. kGcsIand assistant g1srte,msster
general; Josep1 l.. Small, Biedsford, il =
| ,pecECr; Charles T. Moulton, Auburn
chef mus.sriaz ctfioer; snd Rev. c. A.
S)uthnd chaplain.
After the reports Of the different ctiicers
the Introduction of resolution viii be in
order.
The time Of the afternoon And evepiog z
| sest On will be decided upon tomorrow.
The election of ficers, il IS expected, will
not occur until Friday forenoon. Tie
session of the eIcsmpment Mt comes to an end
Frday af ernoon, but Friday evening
Burn.l1e Pcs! cf Auburn gives grand
RECEIPT on ana camp fire to Commander n
Chief Palmer of New York ard visiting
comrades.
Commander in Chief Palmer IS now at
tending the meeting If the Vermont DE- part
msnt, and is expected 10 arrive Thursday
evening" or Friday. Assistant Adjutant
General Milhsen has been At the Elm
use today arranging the details Of the
m esing His report which will be pre-
scented t9morrO~ will sho~ the number OF
Pass belonging to the department TO be
lG5. gain Of four over last year. The
total membership is 970G net gain Of 80
The lumber OF me m oers lost By death 10
1891 is l3t against l64 in 1890
Everything points TO one Of the most suc-
oessful meetings in the history Of the de-
psrtment.
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S1O5,OOO FIRE
At DilYsrs, Mass Valuable
Shoe Propsrly Burned,
Help Sunmansd from 0ttei TaYnS,.
About $4,000 Insurance.
The Loss Is Great Blow TO the Town
Business Industry.

pAsvEss. MSS, Feb. S.-Ols of the
worst fires ever known in Dsnvers began
al 8 SO tonight In the shos factory of Je-
seph E Farrsr, occupied II Fsr~ell 4 Co..
and W. II. Barns which Was barEsd a.
most to the ground, Fsrrsr's loss on the
building Is Sl5 goo; partly Insured. Far
we'll Co : loss. $40 600; insured, $50 =
900 Burn's loss, so, 900 inAarauee, SIS
600 The cause Of the tire iylhnknown.
When discovered the tire had got great
hesdwsy in the resr near the elevator. rh.a
whistle was affected aud deceived the fire
men by false slsfm. Help WAS sum
moned from Peabody, the steamer and hose
carriage responding. but we're net needed.
A great corhsgssii,u WAS only prevented
BY snow being on the buildings. the locality
being very dangerous one.
Far~ell & Compsuy did more busiaes.
than an o'her fi-ms In ta~n, employing 225
hands and msslg sbvug So csses daily,
Burns & Go. ma1e ten CSses dsiy and EN-
pioyed shout 50 hsuts. The fire Isl gres
blos to the business industry.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.

Mrs. Ann Flnisy sor, mother Of Msrgsret
Mather, the actress. died suddenly at De
teoit Tuesday. Ste was 73 years Of age.
Seven pouches of ma matter, consis,irg &
largely Of letgers, were stolen Tuesday
night from two mail wagons on q Hoboken
ferry boat.
Tuesday right the boiler Of freight. er
gine blew up al Joliet, Ill killing the Are
man and brakeman and seriously iIjBrIDg
the engineer.
DR.. Robert Wood, well krown veterin-
ary surgeon, died at Loseil, Tuesday night,
sqed y. He leaves wife and to dsugh-
ters. one the wifi OF Librarian F. P. Hill
Of Newark, N, j.
Ale1snper Grsnt, aged 81 years, died
Tuesday at West Medway, Mass. The
first pair Of pegged boots made in Mssss
chusstts was turned out by him. He viii
tied out the pegs BY hand.
The United States attorney general has
appointed George d. Robinson special at
loruey for the United States to assist in the
prosecution of the cases against the fficers
Of the Maverick Nsiional Bank Of B)s.ot
which failed recently.
The liabilities Of Mrs. Amanda D French.
boarding and lod sins house keeper. 10 aud
142 HuntiDgto svpr ue, Boston, are S22,-
ono. of which $3.50 are partially or wholly
secured, The uneDedmbered assets are
nominslly sll 600 in accounts.
Ward Water bury, the eigh' -7esr-)ld boy
Who vss kidnapped from Long Ridge,
Conn, Monday afternoon, WAS brought
home st 3 O'Clock Wsdne stay morning by
John Close OF Stsnwich, Coon A man
named Cbss. C. Waterbury s suspected Ct
having abducted the ooy.
The United States express freight train
which left Chicsgo Tue-dsy evening for
New York imped the track Wednesday
morning sbIot hSlf mile west of North
Baltimore. Nd. The engine was overturned
ard fell upon the ems leer who wa, killed
fireman vas badly sgslded.
A Vslparaiso special to the New
York Herald say resC luton intro
duced Mor day in the House
| Of Represe esenrstves st Washington, rs he.
ing President Harrison to recall Minister
Egsn, caused much surprise in Valpsrsiso
and SANTIAGO. There has been an entire
change in the public feelirg toward Egsn
| in Chill siucs the settlement Of the diplc
mAtic tshstrc biAt hAFe Ueth uistuEDlDE tfie
| relations CT the two countrie,, His stt,ude
| seems now to be better undersio ID and
his services in protecting many ptominen,
members Of the Cor s,essiorsl p,rEy from
| the vepgesnce Of the late dictator, and in
granting an asylum to the refugees Who
| sought the American legation after the
| dow fail of Bslmsceds. are nov gensrsIly
recognized ss hsv,og been both humane
| ard proper. Mr. Egan sad: II court q
full investigation # ali my acis. | have
| no fasr that anything detrimental TO my
reputation would be discovered -
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INITIATED COIN


WARRINGTON Feb. By order of the
treasury department the superintendents
Of the mints at Philsdelphis, San Ffsr-
cisco, New Orleans and Carson will pur-
chase. when presented in sums OF S3 aud
upward. mutilsted and uncurrent United
States coin at the price fixed by the directo
Of the mint for the silver contained in gold
deposits. Uncufrent coins should be trans
mittsd to the mints by registered mail or
express. charges prepaid. The value will
be returned in the same manner =; the
sellers expense and risk.
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NOTED PHYSICIAN,
Sir xMell Mackenzie, DIED
Wednesday at London.
Oahomsy FadNS Oh lhs Watpath... 5000
Slaves Captured.
United States Ratities the nti.Slayery
Conference Act.

LosDoN, Feb. Sir Mors Il Mackenzie.
TIE disuas pushed physieisn. whose serious
'llue.s with hronci ias WAS announced .
fes days ago died today. He vas born at
Lsytonsone. Essex, ia 1887.
He founded q hospital for diseases Of the
throat At Golden SauNe, London, in 1888.
lie VAS An bonorsrs fellow " the American
iGyps nlosiesi Association and the author
# numerous puh ieaia7s oa lstyngological
.ubjects and monograph, on diphtheris and
hay fever,
IL was la sttendsnee On Frederick Ill,
the German emperor, during the latter's
last Nloess and -ss knishted IN 1887.
Sir Morell Mackenzie bad suffered from
bronchitis and asthma, following his reoen,
attack of irhaeras. His death was quite
sudden,
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WANTED TO SEE GOULD
From Whom He Wanted ~ 800, 900 10
Use In His Schemes.

Nsw YoKg. Feb. IA man calling him
self kpnralm Pho, from millviiie, N. j.,
has been wAltias Tor ,wo dAys IN the cofri-
to5s OF the Western Union
building, Broadway, for Al interview
-iih Jay Gouid. Tois morning he told
q reporter that he vented 81 500. 900 from
Jay Goti, as h7 baj vast scheme to buy
acres of land In New Jersey and cover
them With railroads, and xas also goiog to
build city. He earrief two travelling
bags. George Gould would not see the
msn, ami after explaining his scheme 70
she clerks in Gouids fl 20 he went away.
No atiemDs ~ss made 10 arrest him.
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tur Sale IT Ii &et.
FOR SALE

"A ssnbaf II Gsstrsnia ,e7taet s"s IA Angusts
No.. s1yiBs In prioe fruaa ssSO 10 $500, al
~ several i0 % an acre pthoes iu he tIbGrps O.
tals Jity; one ta0 story hon and lot Ia Lewistor
Die. sambet Of fafas "a S"T Esbsd county
suv'ns In prias from sGs9O 10 R4n0o. Hoa'Ni
saa iAbsDsns 70 let. T. ". SairEunusK, At
trsAr knsars @sish- lkaldk
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6OMERSET RAILWAY

Commanding Monday, June Eath, 1891, tr<ia,
sili rsn follows, connecting Al Oakland Srt
Maine Cantfai Railroad
FOR Boston, Portland, Lawiston. Wharf.-The, Au
fss.A sh0vnsgAn and Bangor
Passenger trains Leave Bingham, eb A NJ,
"a % y soion s.s2 An, ksS -, Cara
tunl YaIls. 'sii A N y % r N hmodsn, 7Da
LnFB North AhsOE, III a NJ, / 50 p
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so. 4. 9b9 ~ NJ
,rom Boston Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
teryiils 5IOWhesaH and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 2.0s A NJ, tt4
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son 10 "a NJ. $50 = NJ, hmbden, 1910 A n,
6asr e, Caf'ntank Fails, 10 50 4 ", '5.t
y Solon. 10 50 a. N, ois P. n, Arriys Bingham,
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Flag s,atioas, at which trains stop on signal Or
no,ios % conductor. Mixed between bingham
and North Aason. Ws NJ AVER, 5upt.
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