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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
And Secure Control Of tho legislature
Heavy Vote POIIod.
No Choice Direct by the People on the
General Ticket.

PRovIDEHcE, April 6.-At II 40 thi
morning re.urns from all over the state are
| not ali in owing to the tedious counting
recessary under the Australian system
The returns at hand iodicate that
sufficient numbar Of Republicans art
returned to the Assembly. UP to thi
hour, to iEsule the election ot Senator
AldIiCh to the United States Senate ,snd The
| choice Of Republican Candidates for stat,
| tficefs
Newport probably elects but enc repre-
sensitive and will require another election
to determine choice foy the other four
Itrequires "a members Of the Legislature
to elect on joint ballot. The Republicans
| at pressLt have II. with every probability
of having elected six more.
Providence went Democratic By abou1
100 ms ioriy, bu. the city assembly ticket
ia ia doubt.
Pavtucket was carried by the Dsmo-
crats by about 100 and WoGnsocket by a
little less The Democratic assembly
ticket in Woons0cket WAS elected by 30 and
the fawtucket assembly ticket is in doubt.
The vote p1led vas the largest "a the
history Of the slate. Tie result is sur
prise to every body and shows there are
several Thousand people in the state whom
the paitS managers can never locate.
l A. NJ --Brown %. 1877; Burton, I7G
Gilbert. 1ill; Wsrd~eil, 22.07Z Total
vote, A. $40, the largest vote ever cssi
in Rhode Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
He WAS A HERO.
Eloquent Speech by Senator John
Sherman at New York,
" COmmemOratiOn OF the Late General
Vim. I. Sherman.

NV YORK, April 6.-New York Com
mandery Of the Military Order Of the Loyal
Legion tonight listened to an eloquent ad-
dress by Senator John Sherman, in com
memorAtion Of his brother, the late VIM. I.
Sherman. In summing up the generals
military career, he said
'It seemed to be the fate of Gen. Shell
man that when he was most clearly right,
tested by subsequent events, he was deemed d
clearly wrong. Bis services were rejected
when he urged prompt action. He was ad-
Judged insane when his mind was most
clear and was deemed false to his trust al
the close OF the war when he endeavored ID
to carry out the policy and instructions Of
Abraham Lincoln"
After dwelling on the generals aversion
10 politics and speaking of his personal
traits, remarking that he was 1.-The most un-
selfish man | ever knew" the senator in
cor clusion said
''It was the good fortune Of General
She rmsn to have been the chief actor IN
this great drama of war and
to have lived long after it,
close, to have realized and enjoyed
the high estimate of bis services by hi
comrades, bis countrymen and mankind
10 me, his brother, it is a higher pride tC
know, and to ssy 10 sou, that in all walks
of private life, ss son, brother, husband
father, solder, comrsde or friend, he wa,
an honorable gentleman, without fear snt
without reproach."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
READY FOR THE RUSH.
Schooner Captains in Line Awaiting
the New Land Opening.

KINGFIsHER, Okla, April 6.-The e1
citement over the opening Of the Chey enns
and Arapahoe Reservation is becoming
more intense every hour. Trains Of sc choon
ers are sailing in every direction, and TIE
Rcck Island trains are daily loaded with
home e-seekers. A line Of schooner captain,
has been for several days at the door OF the
King fisher. land office.
The Fil IL Cavalry has been scat cred
along the border with orders to arrest xil
trespssseS. Taeie 10 = bitter fight ~
against the soldiers deClsratory statement.
aud threats sre being made ssslnst the
agents who file them. Even men whe hold
official positions are threatening to inCite a
riot 70 prevent the unlimited fling Of De
cafations. The IL soldiers are here il
force and determined 10 maintain their
Fights under the laws, and there is danger
OF serious trouble.
The Indian sllotments are completed.
The surveyors are now laying out the
county seats Of the six new counties, and it
IS the intention Of the government TO open
the lands for settlement April 10.
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KalltUaos L STEAMBOATS,
nAIME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
Iith, i-gS.

SOfM0 ~ Fsr-sD A. NJ. tor Lewiston
kookiAnd, Poftlsad, Bcstos and Aoatrszi; Yts A
n. for HANoweil 0srdinsr and 5oGth Gardiner
1910 A H. for Bransgiok, Lsviston. Warrington
HookiAnd. Portland aad Boston, connecting FOL
White Mountain Points and Quebec; q &C 2. n
tor Hallowsil. Gardiner and South Gardiner; IN
r. u. for Bruns~iaH. Bath, Portland, Boston,
HAiioveil. Gardiner and Sonr Gardiner; II 90
r. n. might Pullman tor Lewiston. Bath. Port
and and Boston.
Bkowhegxn, Belfast. BaasOr. Bar Harbof. 3t,
Stephens, 81. John and AroostOof Cosnty; gn A
y. for Watsrville, 5kowhsssa and Bangor. 3.sz
r. NJ for Hatsryillo. Oakland, North Anson,
Bingham, SEowhssan. Belfast. Dover and
foEroft, Bangor, Bar Harbor. St. Stephens,
bt. John and Af0ostoof County, and Sundays
only. at s7 4. NJ. for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night, sundays included, but not to sSowhessn
on Monday mornings. OF 70 Belfast, Daxtor, 0,
beyond Bangor. on sunday mornings.
The day enpre.. train. going West a, 1910 4
n and East At IS P. N. run daily, Sundays in
Guided. between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
and 81. John.
leaves South Gardiner, s.25 A. NJ, 10 and s5
r. NJ; Gardiner. 613 A. NJ 10 and j-+s r. N
HsiIo~ell. s.,s A. NJ, rs Ani t59 r n
Through tickets 10 Csu'or4ta Ard al yo,nts
Sovth and West may be- had o. Il. VIZ ?.
ticket agent, Augusta, the 0aly ota0s n AaguJ's !
selling via ali routes and ms bA.E.sa tree VI
expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres, a tIpnl n Aaager.
y. u. Bo0rHBY. aenr Psss. and IloIss As't.
Portland. April :, 1877
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FIRE AT SkOWHEGAN.
House and Contents Destroyed Loss,
500; Insurance 500.
( Special to the KEsNEsko JOURNAL

Special to the KEsNEsEo JOURNAL.
SKoSHsGAs, April 6.-An alarm Of fire
at II so A. NJ, called the department ou
today. Ii was fouad ths. the ire was IL
the house owned by Moses Cary snd oe
cupisd BY John Groder on the river road n
the Great Eidy."
Il was impossible to get the ire appsrA
tus on the ground in season to do any good
and the building and contents entire was
consumed. A live gale was blowing aud
the sparks set fire to the dry grass in the
fields of the Parkmsn BIS The iremer
turned their attention to this, fought the
fire down and saved the Parkmsn buildings,
Sc tt Il imam driver Of the steamer made
g brilliiht effort to get there. Where the
mud was so deep that 1t WAS impossible &c
pull the heavy machine along q Imam
swung onto the broad asphalt sidewalk and
sailed On. The loss on the house wal
about S700; insured Tor $500. Grodel
loses everything, no Insurance.
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A HOT Fight
At Newport Illegal Work Charged
against Tho Democrats
And Steps viii be Taken TO Contest
Seats of Democrats Elected.

NEWPORT. K. L., April 6.-The state
election in this city has been hot fight and
the indications point 70 the election of the
full Democratic legislative ticket.
In the fifth ward the Republicans claim
that the Democratic supervisor. who is also
president Of the common council, violated
the ballot law by giving unsolicited sssis-
lance 10 voters.
They have collected evidence, and placed
it ia the hands Of EI-City Solicitor Peck
ham. who has promised to prosecute, if it
is sufficient.
The Republicans propose 10 bring Grim
NAL suit sgsinst the president and Super
visor Boyle. and perhaps she warden Of the
ward as well. also, If necessary appeal TO the
supreme court and contest the seats Of the
members OF the legislature elected here,
There was a serious row over the election
IN Jsmestown, eliminating Ia a personal
assault by the Republican representative,
j. B. Bsnders, upon DR.. Ho.land, q
Democrat, which necessitated the atten-
dance Of physician, and may result seri-
OusIV
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FOREST FIRES
Doing More or Less Damage About NAL
den and MelrOse.

MALDEr, Mass, April 6.-Thefe we're
several extensive forest fires in the woods
around this city today. At noon number
Of acres Of brush wood were on fire ut
Bakers Hit. This afternoon the woods
sround the residence OF b. +. Du.ton,
Glen Eock, were Gu fire.
The fite WAS burning from Spot pond to
Maiden Line, over a mile in extent, and
only after hard work were the fires ex.in-
guished. There were several fires in the
woods n. Melrose, and large amount Of
property was burned over. though very lit
tie damage was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
JERSEY COWS SICk


PoETsMoUTh, N. II April 5 A he d
Of fine Jersey cows, owned by Rev. Afr Il
Elwin, Lafayette Road. have been sick ID
the pas, week and as ,igns Of tuberculo.
were noticed, the owner notified Col. T. f.
o. Maivin, the state agent for the Sci
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Amin.
who in tnrn notified The state board Of
heal'h.
An examination of the nerd will be made
under direction of DR.. Irwin A. Watson,
Concord. Several cows are very sick and
the rest are more or less affected.
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FIENDlSH CRIME.
Terrible Experience Of Young Girl
On IA Railway Car.

LONDON, April "a girl about Is years
old while on train bound for Ruabop,
Dsnbi ghshire, Wales, this morning, made
her Way along the footboard from one COM
partment to another while the train was
runnIng at good rate Of speed.
She WAS in aterrible state Of excitement,
and explained that she and an unknown
man were the sole occupants Of the COM
partment she had left. The man brutally
assaulted her. When she escaped from
his grasp she jumped on the footboArd and
shrieked for help. The man became
alarmed, got out on the footboard, and
jumped III the train.
When the next station was reached the
police were notified and q search was
made for the girls Assailant. No trace of
aim could be found.
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THE PRESIDENT TO SHOOT sNIPE.
He viii Not TO, However, Till the Seal
Matter is Settled Definitely.

WASHINGTON, april 6.-President Har.
rison intends to 20 snipe shooting some
time this week. 1t was his purpose to
leave Washington Tuesday, out the Behr-
ins ses controversy hiss not been fully De-
termIred, and he does 7 o want to leave un-
til the modus 'ivendi has been renewed, or
something equivalent to it has been sgreed
upon. He will probably 20 do~n on he
North Carolins coast, where snipe abour
at this time Of year, and he expt eta to be
absent three or four days.
The intended departure Of the President
can be taken ~ an indication thst the coz
tove:sy with Lord Salisbury is shout 10
be brought to An end The President is
enjoying splendid health now, but he has
beeu very heavily worked during he pres
ens session Of Congress.
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Legislature Republican-Democrats are
More than Surprised.

April I, l.30 NJ The town Of Lin
coin elected six Republican assembly men,
insuriug the Republicans at least 81 votes
on joint ballot and giving them control.
The Republican state iiaket will be
chosen BY the Legislature and Nelson w.
Aldrich will be returned TO The United
States Senate.
The Democrats made Legislative gains
in several toms, but the result is q surprise
10 the Democrats.
The ordinary stsy .ihome voters came
out and overcome the heavy Democratic
registration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07

IL often the foreiunner Of serious iila.ss,
Hhich may be broken up If good tonic .iss
Hoed's Ssrsapsrilia 10 taken in season.
This medicine invigofates the kidneys and
liver 20 remove the waste from the system.
puri8es the blood and builds up the
strength.
Constipation is caused by loss Of the
perisialtic action Of the bowels. Hoods
Pills restore this action and invigorate the
liver. avlyfolfmchd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
FIRE AT NEW DURHAM, \. II.
Consumes Depot. Bark, Timber, Cord
wood and is Still Burning.

ALTON, N. Fl April 6 New Dunham,
three miles from here has been the scene
Of ferce cor fsgrstion today. The origin
Of the 1'e is unknown but is thought tc
have caught from q spark from psssina
train. The FIRE started in he upper end OF
. large wood yard and gained great head
way, until some 1900 corda Of wood and 9
large amount Of bark and timber was con.
sumed, valued at 5000; also the Boston 4
Msine Railroad station, valued at $500.
But for the timely arrival OF fte COM
panies from Rochester, large number Of
buildings would have been consumed.
George W Anderson & Co, Roche ster, are
the principal losers The FIRE is spreading z
over . large tract Of country.
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They Give il Tn,

TogONfo. Ont April q Gall, Ander-
son & CO., wholesale lumber merchants,
who recently arranged compromise with
their creditors, fad tkemseives unable TO
carry out this arrangement and have now
made a complete assignment The Iiabil-
ties amount to about $50, 900. The
nominal assets are $3.50 coo. and consist
largely Of uTresiizsble real estate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07

But gentle lemeu this sres. wrong Of dis
fran hi cement is not without some small
b lit to oar city, ard that il one OF FIX
pense. The Regis,rati1n Bosrd cost the
different cites or this State for iheir last
mur icipal elections as follows:
Bsngor 1914. Auburn $500, Lewiston
s96s, Portland sl965, giving al average Of
nearly $1,000 each, and, gentlemen, you
must besr in mind that this great expense
was for one election oaly, while this year
We have three. leave it to you to estimate
the cost per year.
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INHUMAN DIED.
Nan Bfutilly Murders His
Wife and Two Children
And nutllateS Their Bodies ina HoFRl.
bic Manner.
Terrible Experience Of u Young Girl In
II Railway Car.

BKLrAsr, April 6.-Today = man named
Allen Spiller, for some reason unknown.
became enrsged at his wife, and graspiug
hammer or other blunt weapon. battered
her head into jelly, then cut her throst,
almost severing what remained Of her head
from her body.
After he killed his wife. he turned upon
his two children, aud despite their appeals
deliberately struck them again and again
with hammer. Death soon ended their
torture, whereupon the brute inflicted terri
bic gashes in their throAts with 4 knife.
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WHY, GEORGE,
You Don't Mean That Salisbury Is As
Smart as Our Blaine

LIVERPOOL, April 6.-At q meeting here
this evening Sir George Baden Powell said
he had rough time in America, although
in Lord Salisbury he had an intellect b'
hind him superior to that Of any man in
America; though Mr.. Blaine was one of
the sblest men America had produced.
Mr.. Blaine acted straight in all the Behr-
ing sea negotiations, and had agreed to
submit D arbitration the only dispute that
could ever create bad blood between
America and England. Sir George thought
the adoption of this method for the adjus =
ment of the difficulty would establish a
precedent for settlement of the fishery dit
putes with other nstions.
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san FRAScIsco, April G.-Whalebscks
Received black eye on the coas, when tie
Whale back Wetmore came in almost a
wreck. She started from oAn Diego for
Port Tovnssnd with water ballast 4
9oulhsesler came slorg, broke the water
Compartments 30 that ali the water ran to
the stern and tossed the bow in the atr.
The waves tore off her iron plates and, she
stove in her bow. Tae crew bad .
des perate time keeping her shost and all
were exhausted when this port Vas reached.
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Androscoggin Pomona Grange Meeting,

LEWISTON, April Cover 200 we're il
attendance at Androscoggin Pomona today
at East Auburn, 4 class of 90 taking tht
fifth degree.
In the afternoon Mr.. Il W. Boothby
Livermore, presented piper on Small
Fruits and DR.. g. NJ. T~ltchell OF Au
Rusts, an address on "Highvsy snt
Hedges" with blackboard illustration. The
next session will be held with Leeds Grange
III. first Wednesday in May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07
WEATHER FORECASTS
And Their Importance to Farmers An
Interesting Talk at Clinton.

Especial to the KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
CLINTON, April 6 The public meeting
in CInton's grange hsil this afternoon, be.
ginning at p. M. was very largely attended
AT least two hundred were present. The
high school scholars and the teacher were
among the number in attendance.
Prof. J. Warren ) NTH lectured Oh The
subject Of weather forecasts and different
he ihods used. his discuss IN being similsl
to thst which he delivered at Bowdoinhsm
recently.
Secretary McKeen spoke briefly but en-
tertainiDgly OF the advantages Of coopera
ton. The mt e.ing was very interesting
one throughout
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Fire Dept.

Our fire department has maintained its
reputation for efficiency, and has added to
its force new hose company en- Tic1tic
rect and the city has provided q new hose
house ard furnished it with all modern ap-
pisnces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-07

Our schools have progressed, aud new
school house has been built to scc,mmt-
date the pupils Of our growing city. Water
vile prides herself on her school facilities
and intends to spare no expense to keep in
the advance in the future, ~ it has in the
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TOO MUCH RAIN.
Mississippi Getting th. Worse Storm
Ever Experienced.
Rivers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Drowned
Houses Washed Away.

WEST PoIHr, Miss, April 6.-The most
destructive storm that ever visited this sec
lion is now prevailing. Rain has been fall
irg constantly for four days.
fhe streams are all oveifowed, AID
many bridges have been swep. away. Miles
Of railroad track are submerged and
much of it destroyed. Many houses weI.
washed away, and four colored familie.
are reported drowned.
Tombigee River is above sli previous
high water msrks, hs spread over tie
country for miles, and is doing great dam.
age. AT Aberdeen, several streets are
under water. 1t 10 still raining.
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no MODUS fIyENDI
Between New foundland and Canada
Say the Former Till Canada Yields.

ST. JonEs, N. f., April 6.--There wa.
a long debate in the assembly on Mr.. Nor
fih's resolution for modus vivendi with
Canada, and it was defeated by . susight
party vote. Mr.. Bond said they would
prohibit the sale OF bait TO Canadians till
the Bond Blaine convention Vas asse nted
to and also said the colony bad been prom
Ised concessions by The United States bu,
they we're not yet made.
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In conclusion, | would recommend thai
we be very moderate in our improvements
this year. Lst u rs.i on our lxurels one
year and erjoy what we have.
There is one thing. however, that be
liese won be a g ,oi iavestm mt, q sys-
tenn of FIRE alarm. Four years ago, vh,n,
Is chairman Of q special committee, in.
ves!igsted the cost of s Are alarm, it VA,
found that it would cost about s2200 to put
in such an smou7t Of FIRE alarm apparatus
ss this city wou require. Ia that esti-
mate, the i,sm o. poles was $500. The
poles We nov have and the e.Sense -ouid
be so much less.
recommend that you Gonsiie, that m 1t.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsuIrGToa, April G.-Peuslons have
been granted the following residents Of
Maine
Original, james K. Hitler, VIM, II. Nc.
Cam, VIM, II. Gilman, W. W. Purinton.
Additional, James II. BilliDgs- Increase,
W. M Kusblin, Daniel e.. Iti.h, Everett,
Der, Robert Kennedy, Oliver s. Atwell.
Reissue. A. Phiibrick. Origin al widows,
etc, Maria II. Hardy. Mary B. Cleaves,
VIM Botting father,
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S1O5, 900 Fire at St, PauI.

Sr. PAUL, April 6.-At 10. 30 this MON
ing an explosion occurred in the bsseme It
Of the ST. Paul White Lead Cos, build.
Jog on the levee 10 West ST. Paul. The
building was soon in flames and in an hour
was total loss The stock was valued at
$50 900. machinery, sl5 900. and building,
$50, Insurance on the whole WAS onl,
$40, COO.
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Sace Valley Lumber Co. Organized

ST. JoHSsBUhY, VT, April 5.-L. D.
Hazen ard C. II. Stevens Of St John.bury
and two New Hampshire lumbermen, have
formed and incorporated The Saco Valley
Lumber Company, with 3 capital Of 500,
COO. The company viii cut 100, 900, 600
feet Of timber in the Saco valley in New
Hampshire.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A. L. Vsrnnsh has besn appointed post
master at North Yarmouth, vice /. S
S.snwood, deceased.
George Barley WAS discharged from
Por'lsnd jill, having served a sentence fol
violation of the internal revenue law. He
was Immediately arrested on a charge OF
assault on the .iler at Norridge1ock sew
ersl months ago and taken TO Somerset
county.
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Got the Reward With Interest.

DEDHAM, Msss., April e.--The select
men Of Milton have forwarded to Fr.d, rick
w Brown, Boston, 3 check for a2947 SO.
BsoVn was the successful clsiment for the
reward of $500, offered by the selec.meD
for information that would lead 10 10 the
arrest and conviction Of Eiv1d Cunning.
hams murderer.
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The French Commercial Treaty,

WAsHIsGTos, April 6.-It is said at the
State department that the commercial
agreement recently concluded With France
is still subject TO action OF the chamber OF
deputies, ard will not be proclaimed by
tne President till it has been ratified BY the
French chamber. 1t does not require the
sanction Of the United Staies Seoste.
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THE RETURNS
As They Game, Piece by Piece, from
Rhode Island.

PRoyiDEEcE, K. / Aprii 6-Thirteen I
towns and districts give Wsrd~ell, 1875;
Brown, 1859
Eighteen towa ard districts give Brown,
2924; Wardveil, slds.
Twenty lone towns and districts gave
Brown, 1919: W.rdweil. 1885.
Tsenty.eisht dis,ricts give Wardwell
53l5; Brown, 509l.
There vas no election for astemblymar
in Exeter. The town wsn. Republican las:
year.
Thirty three to<rs and districts give
Brown. 6453; WAsd8eH. 1892.
Thirty seven towns and districts out Of
81 give Wardwell, 1914; Brown 1917.
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Death ofa Prominent Brunswick Citizen

BRUEswIcK April $. Il. Jackson. a
proD,ir IT and wealthy B.uns~i,k citzen
well known BY all who are at all acquaint
ed with the town, died Sunday night
Although he was 50 years of age, until ,
very few weeks ago he was seen every day
on the street. His many acts of charity
done in quiet way endesred him to many
Of his less fortunate fellow citlz ms
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BOYS AND MATCHES
Cause Extensive and Destr uctiye Forest
Fires Near Aver, Mass.

AIER, Mass. April 8 Extensive fore,t
fires have rsged between here and G,oton
all day, AMI are not ye. subdued. Over
$4,000 damage has resulted to wood lots
Boys playing with matches was Ihe cause
Of the fire.