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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-14
LAW COURT DECISIONS.

The following decisions from the Law
Court have been received by W s. Choste,
clerk:
Somerset county, Wright vs.. Worthley.
REscRIrT Action as endorses Of a
promis.orY nose, dated the 8.h day Of
Msrch 1888. given 10 one Iosnshs J Park
man for sG0, payable on demand with
interest.
Defendant pleads in offence hi, dis
charge IN rsovsncy granted by the Court
of Insolvency OF Somerset Co, on The lin
Of July, 1859, on composition proceedings
und section SO chspter 70,revised statutes.
Plaintiff replies ih.' tpe dischargv IS in
valid for several grounds Get Gu; in his
replication.
Ons careful examination Of the evi-
dence on which he rsiigs, the Court i, not
not satii fed that he slstsils hi. ob bjectisns
to the discharge.
But II there we're grounds which, IL set
up in season, you'd hsYe prevented the de.
fendsnt's discha,gs, the court is Of opinion
ths. they sre rot open 10 ths plaintiff here.
The original payee proved the note ia
insolvency received snd recsipse for the
percentage Il red and pad by the inso :
vent, made no objecsiaBs to his ditchuge,
aIough sll tie grouads reiied upon by ne
pisinaf appeared By the prosseoiag. in the
court Of insolvency, and took no sp2esl
II Is now too late for her TO claim 70 set
aside the dischsrga snd the plsintif, taking
the nats Afterwards, ri.h full kuovIe6 se
Of the facts, stands no better Ih.1 lhe.
Judgmen; for tie defendant.
Msgo1n W. DAVIS.
kescript-Writ Of entry; The Issue ss
made up By the plesd.ngs, presents the
question Of lille 70 uarro- strip Of land,
from one TO i-o rods in width, in which the
plaiutif alleges IS part Of his lot, AID is
in the possession Of the defendant. BIZ tie
title deeds put in evidence, the dividing
line between the lo.s Of the parties, is the
line between Cornville and Sxowhegau a.
il was il 1927. The piain.is takes upon
himself the td,ien Of proving that he hiss
. better title than the defendant
The record OF the proceedings which
were had 10 the Supreme Judicial cour. n
Soner.st county, ia 1877 between the
towns of Cornviile and Sksshegan under
the provision Of the Statute to examine and
locate the line between said towns, b not
conclusive upon the defendant. He vas
no. party to the process, had no Yizh,
TO be heard ard tie proceedings Of tbs
commissioners are nos sdmissiDls sgsins.
him for any purpose except TO chow vha.
they found On the face Of the earth ,endisg
to show the location Of the line.
A careful examination of all the evidence
reported does not ssti.fy tne court that the
plsiniif has proved better title than the
defendant has.
Judgment for the defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-14
A POOR PROSPECT.
For Lumber and Bark Dealers, as we'll
az Pen0bseot Ice Men.

PAsGOE, jan. l3-Wh,t was doubt snd
snxiety sen days sgo is now positive alarm
tnorg lumbermen ard tsnnery operators.
Advicss, Wednesday, from several points
say the snow has worn sway and the logs
are still on the landing. Not pound OF
nsrk hss yet been brought to the VIM and
kiDgmsn tsnnerie,. One man uadsr cou .
rsct TO haul 25O0 cords from Bene-
dcla 10 VIM cannot now get it 10.
rhe ice has left the Penooss sot and Sunk
hsze, ard ice from above O,d Town has
come d9wn, lodging at Vesze.
Taus the river is clear IA miles above
tide water and TO thu se1. Wed lssday
mornings rain has turred to snow at
Hoosehssd. making q elueh, aua snow 10
slosly falling up river, Large additions Of
men ard horses are to De made should
snow fall in the woods, that work on logs
from the landings may be rushed. Snow
fell in Dover Wedaes lay morning, turning
TO rain At 9 30. The weather is now clear
in New York.
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CAPT. SCHLEY TALKS


WAsHIsGros, Jan. l3 The final report
Of Cspt Scniey, c1mnsrdi1R the cruiser
Baltimore. in regard 70 tie assault on the
sailors Of that vessel 81 Valparaiso was re
ceIved al the navy department tolay. II
it Capt Schlsy p1sitivelJ states thai the
only int-Ivi-w W be ever Esd 9th Judge Of
Crimes Foster u Chill on the sutjacs Of
the attack or the BsltimJre's sGilors &C
Cured 'hortiy after the event and hnfore
its full gravity was understood at Vslps-
rasO.
Csp,siu Scalsy SAYS that Judge Foster
expressly stst.d to hin hat use cause Of
the attack was the hsued Of the lover c as
o CLilisHs for Americans, because OF Il e
belief that the imm grants we're on side Ut
Bameceda. The expression OF Julpe
Foster is regarded b. naval officers rs biph
ly significsnt in view of the subseQu-nt
Ttstt men,s in regard to tie Bsitm7rs ir-
dent. The interview to3k plAce before
th receipt Of the Presidents no,e calling
the Chilian government for reparatiJr. .
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Maine Postal Changes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The follosing
changes IN the postal service in Maine are
announced:
Morri.on's Corner, from Pishou's Ferry,
change base Of supply to Clinton, Kenne-
bee county, 4 miles.
Branch, Somerset county, from Msrlo~,
Canada, change base Of supply to Arm
strong, Canada.
A poetGffi:e has been established at
Hobb, Somerset county, and Mis-. Matte
A. Parsons sppointed poatmistrsss,
J. II. Welsh. vas today sppointed post
master at Bccthbsy, Maine.
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- REFUGEES ARE SAFE
On Board the Yorktown and Will Soon
Sail for Europe.

WAsHIseTos, jan. l3 Secretary Tracy
today received = cable message from
Ccmmarder Evans, Of the sunooas Yoik
town, st Valparaiso, saying that the las, of
the Gillian Political refugees who had been
under protection st different legations a,
S,ndsso wss safely transferred TO the
Yorktown yesterday
Five Of these refugees were at the UnI-
ted States legations srd two at the spauish
legation. Tbsy were accompanied from
Santiago to Yorktown By the American,
Italian and Spacith ministers, AID will re-
msin On the vessel until the 18th insl,
when they will be transferred to the Pacific
mail steamer, scheduled 10 ssil for Param.
On that date, en- route for Europe.
The dispatch says roshins in regard to
the condition CT shsirs IN Chih. Tnsrsfore
it is assumed there is pothirg to report on
that suhjzci. There we're IA refugees q.
the different legations vhea The presen,
sdministrsiIn IN came into power. All were
allowed to leave IN peace.
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ALL FOR BLAINE.
Philadelphia Elects Delegates to Repub,
liCan Convention.
And Declares that Pennsylvania is Over
whelmingly for Blaine.

PuILApElrHIA, Jsn. Is Conventions
were held in esch Of the FIVE congressional
districts in this city today to select dee-
gates 10 the Republican National conven-
lion. Delegates favorable to james G..
Blaine were elected at sill the conventions.
A presidential elector from each district
was chosen.
The delegates elected are first district,
Congressman Henry II. Bingham, Oliver
Wilsor second district, David FL. Ltne ,
Jacob Weldmore; third district, Theodore
b Stab. James A. Anderson; fourth dis
trict, George s Graham. A. s l. Shields /;
fifth disTicf, David Martin. J ,hn 5. Nc
Knley. Two anti Blaine candidates were
b lth defested.
In the other districts BIsine delegate 6
were unsuimously elected All the CON
ventions siop:ed resolution declaring ths,
the sentiment OF the Republicans of Penn
syivsnis ic overwhelmingly 10 favor of the
nomination OF james @. Blaine tor Presi-
dent
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STILL HAS HOPES.
Dr.. GFaYss' Friends Collecting
Evidence for New Trial.


DEsyER, Col, An. lS.-The friends Of
DR., Graves are now at work in San Francis
CO in his behalf. New evidence is being
secured for use in case new trial csa be
secured.
There is talk now of getiing up monster
petition to the governor asking him 10 com.
mute the sentsnce of Dir. Graves. Gov.
R0ui is a kind hearted. polinc msn and one
likely to meet the req aests of the people
provldec the appeal Go his hum inity is gen
ersl. Reports from all points in tae sts,e
show a general ctsrgs OF opiai ion in the
last few days. The women Of the state
have now taken the matter up and sym
psthy for the coLd smned mSn is spreading
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HON. j. W. BRADBURY
Visits the Senate. Where He Was a Mem
ber in 1s4a-53.

WAsHIseros, Jan. - On the floor Of
the CITY Yesterday was 3 sprigh.ly old gen
tlemsn, short in stature, and with bushy
grsy h.ir who -ss hoiiicg sort Of rec-p-
ton among the members. He vas Hon.
James ". Bradbury OF Maine, who vas 8
member of the Senate in l5t7 -53. Senator
Cockrel OF Missouri introduced him to
many Of the Democratic senators, and
sfter-srds Mr. Morrill,, the father Of the
Senate, came scross the chamber, and he
snd MIR Bradbury had q1i!e long chat
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MARKET REPORTS.


nE~ kNE.. Jan. i3.
roney easy RANGING froD II % 3.
fyirlC paper nt iia6
Gov err mont h0nIs, tpil, steady
Railroad bonds, active, generally firm
Tho IL ,i0WIBg ar The ..,gaI ~ 4uOlhuVns OF se
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QUESTION SOLVED.
The senate Appropriation Committee
Restored TO the Old Number.

W,sBIssTos. jan. Is The Senate Re-
publican caucus committee has found
way out of the difficulties experienced in
trying to fIl the vacancies on the Senate
Committees held by the late Senator Plumb,
growing out Of the fact that there we're ten
applicants FOR the vacancy oE the sppropri-
sti9ns committee.
This morning the committee solved the
problem by falling back upon the under
standing reached when Senstor Stewart
wss added to she msmbership Of the sp-
propriations committee which vas in eff ct
that when s1otber vacancy arose in the
natural course Of even,s. i, should not be
filed. tut the committee should be restored
to the old nj m5erstip Of nine. Having
decided his mater, the remainder Of the
task vas easy OF disposition Ssnstor
Gsllin ger, Nes Hampshire, 90 far 1ishous
chsirmsnship, hs. been given that Of the
committee on uSnsp5rtsli0n routes to the
ssaboafd, formerly he'd by Senator sbaire.
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SEVILLE INUNDATED.
And the Port Closed TO shipping by the
Floating Debris.

MADRID, Jan, i3,-A dispatch from Se-
Vile states that business In that part Of the
'iiy bordering upon the Gusdalq uivir river
hss been brought to a stAndsdiI by q sudden
ice In the river. The inundation flooded
The whsrves and warehouses, rendering the
.fsnsaction of business impossible, and so
great a Qusnlity OF debris WAS brought
down the river that the port is practically
Il )sed 10 shipping.
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TENA DAVIS CASE.
Police Diseredit the story Given Out
by the Boston Herald.

Bosros Jan. IS The police who have
the Tens Davis csse in hand disaredi, the
story in todsy's II srald, that the msn on
the Mystic river heard cries Of struggling
woms sud her fall in the water the night
Of Dec ~
The police state that they were told by a
resident of Somerville that he was riding
that evening, about half mile from the
bridge, and heard cry thst sounded ike y
woman, which seemed to coma from down
tie river.
He also heard what sounded like the
tramp of horse GU the bridge. but moth.
ing more. There are practically no new
dc veiopmenis in the case.
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FREE SILVER.
Resolution Asking that Bill be Pre-.
sented without Delay.

WASHINGTON, jan. I3-As meeting to
day Of the House committee On coinage,
weights and measures, Pierce of Tennessee
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, tha; il is the sense Of this COM
mite that . bill for free and unlimited
coinage Of silver should be reported to the
House without ielsy.
The resolution vas unexpected by most
OF the other members Of the committee and
was rather irregular, but il hsd the efscs
desired OF pressing the question to shs
fr5nt- The discussion that arose on the
resolution showed thas the committee IL .
free coinsgs committee though bosh frse
silver and ansi-siIver men opposed the
adoption OF the resolution On the ground
that it vas too rYscipissse.
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FLEET AT M0NTEyIDEO.
Chicago, Bennington, Essex and Yantic
at that Port.

wAsHINGIoy, Jan. l3-The navy depart.
ment is informed that the gun boat Ben
ningto arrived at Montevideo, today.
Besides the Bennington, At that point are
the flagship, Chicago. Essex and the
Ysntic. All will be available in case the
negotiation, With Chill should assume a
more wsriike aspect than st present
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pnsumCuiS
Ron Samuel llseono ~ss pofh 'niy ~
lezo, IN 'hs Town OF ss's'sae' Ai'Sf
leaving ne common sehoos ne s"endsa
tehooi al me 'iioemo neis'sae AeA'sa!
~hieh isfsthef' samuel lheomo ana 'ean
fh's OF inst eovn eaiit- lie nnished MS edH-
esuon at ihe "s'efSiiie CLASSICAL iasa'u'e
and coming to to Augusta entered upon ihe
study Of lsS in The eiiee OF H. H. ''se ei
this city. In lets ha vas admitted 10 G
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THE REFUGEES
Under Esan's Protection All
Esc,p' ChiIisus B1cept One.
City Of S.Yllls Inundated and III, Port
Clestd 10 Shipping,
More Anarchists Arrested nj London
St.5o0, 700 Fire AT Leeds, England.

LONDON, Jan ls.-A dispatch to the
FINES from Santiago dc Chill states that
all the refugees gwen saelter by Mr., EgAn,
he United States minister except one,
h,ve succeeded In making their escape from
he Chiiisn authorities.
The dispatch adds that the relations be-
tween Chlh sud the United Sstes are I'M
proving.
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Meteorological Report.
S!spS Being Taken for Erection o.
0ns at Bangor.
A Committee ALREADY Appointed to
Receive Contributions.

BAsGoR, Jan. 13-Sseps have been
taken in this city for the erection Of a
monument to Ell Vice President Haaibs
Hsmlin. committee, consulting Il
DsDiel F. Davis, Llewsllyn j. Morse, C.
A. Boutelle ard II. L. Mitchell has been
appointed 10 receive any contributions thas
may be made.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Moses Barstow formerly q well known
locomotive engineer, died recently at
Maiden, Mass, and WAS buried at Bruins
wick, Tuesday.
At 8 meeting of the stockholders of the
Lske City Hotel Company, of Camden,
Tuesday night, plans for . hotel were sub
mittsd and approved. Il was voted to
commence on the hotel IS soon as prscti-
rabla
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COURT AT BANGOR.

CHEF JUsrIcE JoBE A. PETERS, Pre-
siding.
CHARLES +. SWEET. Clerk.
WILLIAM +. REED, Sheriff.
RUEL SMITH, EsQ Clerk.
WEDsEsDAr, Jan 13
The case Of Lysalder Strickland ct al.
VS.. Vesze Lumber Company is still on
trial in the Supreme Judicial Court. Q1ite
= number OF people were Ia attendance to
hear the evidence. 1t is not likely that the
case Will De siyen ID the jury before
Thursday or Friday.
From the present outlook this term will
last all the month.
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GONE FAR ENOUGH.
President H'rrissn All Ready
to UFss Severe lelslra,
BallsTlns that Chill HES 10 lilantion Of
Doing th, Eight Thing.
Fleet at Mcnteridee Naval Preparations
Going On Everywhere. "a

WAsHIsGros. Jan. l3 The President
is greatly disturbed by the Chilian affair.
To Republican eongressmes who are in his
confidence he has talked 90 freely about
the way in which Chill has treated this
country that = great NAM feel eertsin
he would have declared wxr long ago il he
possessed the power.
He is fully convinced th<t Chill has not
the slightest intention TO spologize, and
never had any Ifsn apology .s made. il will
only be wrong from them ss the cannoa's
mouth.
But little coneealment Is now made 1t
the navy department that maya preparations
are proceeding with great yigsr.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CyIo.aO, Jan. I3.
ILoUE-- eas7, not quotsbiy lower
<WHgAr-rDled strong; no spnns 5Si, No.
red, s.
Coks- ruled strong; 50 :. ~
OArs--h1ghsr. b. 4. zsi, z3s.
RfE-No. A, s34
RAELgr-so. q, 80; No. faxseed, ~
Provisions-vesk, lower,
PORK Mes, dail, 8 rs
LARD per 100 Ibs. % z5as Z7l
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CARELESS WORK
OF a Young Man With Pistol Near II
SchOOlh0usp.
Especial to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL. I

Especial to the KENsEBEc JouRNAL.l
REApFIELD, Jan. 13.-The teacher and
pupils in our village scho u were suddenly
startled by pistol report and The immedi.
ate cracking and sc sttering Of glass in their
.cbool room, on "Wednesday forenoon. Ga
Learning Ehe cause they found yourg MAJ
Who said he WAS q irg at mark, bu. did
aot suppose he was aiming ia tina. direction,
No one was hurt.
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Annual Election of Officers.

FARMtsGroN, Jan. 13 The Union Ma
tionsl Bark elected thase officers this fore.
noon directors. N. b Besl, James Smith,
Dennis Dsggett, C. NJ Davis j f Tnomp.
son. The directors elected N. B Btsl
president, ard j. E. Thompson, cashier.
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ST. JoHss. N + Jan. l3 The steamer
Prudence, London for Pnilsdeiphis. In
ballast. went ashore yesterday at Cape
Ballard The txtent Of iha d mage done
The veefel ia not known. The st amer h,n
been sem from here TO her a5sls,ancs. All
Lands we're saved
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In the language of eolors, green is en-
hlematic of hope. for the vernal regenera-
ton Of nature is typical of life after death;
blue denotes faith, for it is the hue OF
heaven; white is the color of innocence
and red is chosen to represent love. because
the hearts blood IS OF that color.
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RICHMOND.
A. {. +. Delegates The Ice Still Holds
Personals.


Especial to the KESsEBgo JOURNAL
RicHMosD, Jan. Is AT u meeting Of
the A. G. +. Society last evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Waite. Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Ames, Mr.. and hrs. C. B. Webbet, Rev.
and Mrs. r. E. Gilkey, o. s. Johnson and
Daniel Harrington were chosen delegates
10 the convention Of Free Baptist your 3
people at Lewiston, Jan. 20 and 81.
Deputy Sheriff Hodges is reported better.
c. +. Perkins, Of The Preble House,
Portland, i visiting his parents.
he ice, though oyered with water
still holds, but ia gradually growing weaker.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

The treasury department Is informed that
so Canadians who came to Po,tiAad, Maine,
TO work for the Allan aud Dominion Steam.
ship Lines haze been depofted to Canada
oa the ground that they had entered the
United States 10 violation Of the alien con.
at labor Law.
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SUPERIOR COURT,
December Term, Hon. Oliver q. Hall,
Presiding.

W. s. CuOATB. clerk.
l.. T. CARLETON county attorney.
q. r. STEVENS, sherif
+, A. SMALL, stenOgrspher.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. l3.
Cours adjourned tnslly 'hls afternoon
4fter 8 session of slx weeks.
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SCHOONER RING DOVE
Burned at Sea-Crew Saved - Loaded
With Rockland Lime.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. l3 The British
Bark Catherine has arrived at quarantine
bril- ging Csptsin Ps;tersou snd crew of
FIVE men Of the schooner Ring Dove from
Rockland, Ne, vita lime, for Charleston,
S. c. The schooner vsS sesndoned last
Friday, on FIRE, the crew were compelled
10 take TO the boats sfser FIVE days on deck
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CONSOLIDATED.
LiVslmtra Falls MsNns Join
Hands and Form Ono Lodge.
4 Poor Prospect for Ps1Obsc0t Lumbar
ma sS WILL as Ic,ms1. .
Ice on the Kennebec Is Weak k-Careless
Use Of Pistol.

LIvEEAoEz FALLs, janis p. G..
N. David Csrgiii ac'ir2 as r W. G. M,
consolidated Reasl Wssr born lodge T. aai
A. NJ, No. 1871. Liverm2re Falls and
Oriental S.ar lodge. No. II, "Wednesday
afternoon. They Will retsin the name and
charter Of the Latter .sciety.
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SAMrEI. TFTCOMB DEAD.
Passing Away AT 1880 Wednesday
Evening. Aged II Years.

Hon Samuel Titcome died Wednesday
evening 81 10 50 after short illness Of
pnsumonis,
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SPEAKER CRISP
Leaves his Bed for First Time Since
Taken With the Grippe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-For the hrs,
time sincs he vas seized With the grippe,
Speaker Ccisp vas able this morning to get
up And leave his bed. he is progressing
towards recovery as we'll IS apy ore ex-
pecte3.
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SHUT UP

in the house one is apt to be
constipatcd, or fall heir to
some disease for lack Of fresh
air and exercise. Such scd-
entary habits lead to a debli
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MORE ANARCHISTS ARRESTED,
Arraigncd. and Remanded 10 Jail, Bail
Being Refused.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-rwo more men have
been arrested 10 COM ection with the Wal-
sail Anarchist conspiracy. They we're
srrsiened today and remsnded, bail being
rs sfusei.
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GRIFFIN WINS
And viii Act at the City Election at
Middletown, Ct, Monday.

MrpDLErow., CT, Jan l3 "A telegram
was received in this city this afternoon
frcm Judge Phelps, deciding the Griffia-
Davies registration case in favor Of Griffia.
who will therefore acs a: the city election
rsrt Mondsy
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MONITOR NANTUCKET
To be at Once Made Ready for Duty at
Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, N. T., Jan. l3-An order
vas received ct the Brooklyn navy yard
this morning to Put the old single turreted
monitor Ssntucke. into the dry dock snd
get her ready for sea without delay.
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Maine Pensions

wAsHISGToN, Jan. l3-Ths following
Name pensions hsve been issued Orisi-
nal, Frank II. Holding. Reissue, Al
phouzo j. Cunningham. Original widows,
etc, Eliz2 J. Austin, Sarah Jackson.
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S1.5O0. .000 FIRE
Al Leeds, England-S Soap Factory and
Railroad Property Destroyed.

LEEDS. Jan. lS-Watson's soap factory
ia this city WAS burned today. The ilsmss
communicated 10 the premises OF she Lon
don and Northwestern Railway Co. and did
considerable damage to railway nroperty.
The total amount of damage WAS f900 900
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BUSINESS BLOCKED
On the Southern Express Lines The
Messengers Give up their Keys.

ATLANTA, Ga, jan. l3.-rhe Southern
Express messepgers as they came In last
night and today, surrendered their keys.
Business is badly blocked In consequence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-14

so good as d general stirring
up Of the system with kicka-
poo Indian Sagwa, Natures
remedy, made from Roots
and Herbs, Sagwa cures Con
stipation, Liver Complaint.
Indigestion. Loss of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chilis and Fever and all dis
eases arising from impure
Blood and deranged liver.
For sale at aIl Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-14

Bosros, Jsa. - For Maine until 8
A, NJ, Friaay; hsin, sisht changes IN
temperature, nor,hes.. sld sss. Winds.
Far ard colder G. FTi.ay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-14
SLIGHTLY BETTER
Was the | o'clock Bulletin on the Duke
Of Clarence,

LoSDoN Jan. ia bulletin was Issued
at | clock thia mOrnilg, sayirg: "Ghe
condition cf The Duse OF Clarence, is, il
anything, sliS h y bettsr"