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INTERNATIONAL BANK
For American Nations ion
for Its Incorporation

WAsHIsGros, Jan. - Representative
Bacon of New York introduced a bill today
to carry into effect a recomme udxtion of
the International American Con ference hg
Incorporation OF the International American
Bsub. The bill appoints C. N. Bliss,
pennrylvspis; +. Hsusom, Georgia :;
Charles Il Flint, New York; Enoch Pratt.
Maryland; S O Thomas, Cshfornis /;
Chsrles Ii Turner, Missouri, commits
slonefs to take suoscriptiors for suck.
The capital is fiIed a. S. 900 600. but ma,
be increased to S25 900 600 Fifty thou,
ssnd shares must be subscribed before the
bank can be organized, % per cent pad
down. There shsll be 25 directors, uf
whom Is are 20 be citizens Of tue
United s s,es. As soon as 30 900 shar, ;
hall have been subscribed for, the sne-
scribers shall become \ corporate body snd
shall have the usual powers to issue any
form Of circulating medium to be used
in the United Sistes, AMI lis prinGIpsl Off e
shall be al Washington CT New York.
1t may have sight branches IN other
cities IN the | nittd States, as many other
branches In Mexico, Sou and Central
America and the West ldtlss SIS the direc-
tors may determine. They thaIl make
usual reports 70 TIE comptroller OF the
currency but subject to his examination
A bill for a similar purpose vas introduced
in the last Congress and reported favorsbty
by the committee on banking and currency i,
but failed TO receive consideration.
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OH, THAT'S TOO BID.
New York Cleveland Democrats Kick
Over The Traces
And will Hold a Little State Convention
All by Themselves.

New YoKK. jtn, 20 over 'iIty prom
ipent Clevt land Democrats assembled here
this evening 10 protest sgainst tha esiliDs
early Of the state converti1n. II. Eliery
Anderson, presided. The ms cling WAS be!C
behind closed doors. Ell President Clevs-
la d vas not present.
Er-Msyor Grace suggested shat tho snti
mac hine Dsmocrats should hold COnvei
ton of their own sod elect delegates to 'ht
national convention to eXofesa the people
EySecret.ry 81 the Treasury F.irChiit
in roductd a resolution seiting forth tha
mary ID -mocists who have hitherto WORKED
Isithtuly si:h the atty did not favor th'
attempt at snap ju isment made by ths
state com nittee. ft was proposed that The
chairman appoint Committee Of % tt
draft = call for a meeting at Cooper ina,i
tute in Februsry, and the resolution wal
adopted.
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Aailr0aos & STEAMBOATS,
NAIVE CENTRAL RAILROAD
IrrsaSsmeu. Of Trains In Eject ysv.
2Jth, 1891.

anfHa wEsp@H A. ~ fsr Ls1iran
saasixsd Po<tsxa., Sostoa ksi Montreal. f.ts 4
n fss Halo seii, 1E,ssasy Ard S0ctr &ahsiEsr
GHA n for Er7ssxf Z, Ls1sistsn, sarez3n ztgs
slariksa, Yer.laad and Bos.os. eonnse-lBs foi
wac Mountain FONTS. 40 r. d. toi
gNA1veH. GAsf;asy and sosts sareiasri ~
p H. ssr Besns~tok. Bath rJyiAee. oostSH,
"a a.tsrdsgs oaly, tor Kocslaa 4, 800 r. NJ 70.
p.I,svsH, l.sdlssf &as so1td Gar 44ssr, II %
p n fnishi PsifmA1l for LsFsseE, BAR, Y9ft
and and S0<s0n-
s,OfaG EAsT-7.io a n. might e<DTes<l fos
asaynsysa, Belfast, B&as0r, Bar HafGog. -
stsyhss1, st. john ard Afoostooa C1aaEy; 3ss A
H. toe Natsrvi8s. 5ssshssNn and BaasoF, 3 y
p n ,of Wstsryiile, Oakland, North Anlon,
siaxhan. gk0xhegAn, Scifsst, Dover and
yax roil Esayof, Bar HArbor, 81. 5iephrAs.
- John and Afoos OK County, and .sandaB-
oaly Il si7 A. NJ, .1r baagos.
he slzht PaIimaH Erstas run esst. ss7 ever
MINT, sundays taslafsd, bat Hst 20 shown gan
On aoaday mornings. o. 70 Baisast, DtzisE, o.
bxyond BAasoF an san tay m0FHlHgs.
fbs day express pans gong West Il 10 10 A
saS East st iS r NJ. rua daily. "a aasy. IN
riadsa, b.twssn Boston, Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
and g. John.
Accom- TRAIN Tor Asgsgts
,..yes soath Gardiner 90 A. n. 10 and IS
p NJ; Gardiner, rs A NJ. i-z6 and AS r, N
ual,aEsH, 80 a NJ, it6 and 80 T. n
rhfoass .iessts 70 California and all pothts
sosth 4ad West aay be had Of E. n, Nstkey
tleket ageat, Augusta. the only ofles ia Anggsts
selling 1iA all foatss and checking baggAgg tree Or
sspsHss-
PAYsOs TUCKER, Vice Pres. 9"sr Manager.
y. 4. B0oTHBY. GonT Pass. aad Ticket Az't.
Portland, Nov. 20. 1891.
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ACCEPTS APOLOGY.
Cahlrs! KIllins 10 Accept Chii'S 0Iti
10 saks Rspalalion
And When Flag is Saluted win Consider
Incident Closed.

WksaISGros Jan. 90 AT the cabinet
meeting teisy the Chihan msttsr was dis.
Guessed. II was decided that Minister Egau
should be instructed to say TO Sesor Pere-
ira, the Chilisn Minister Of foreign STARS,
shat his reply {, the note Of Secretary
Blaine of the 2la. Indicated = desire on the
mart Of ChiliSn government TO safety the
Uaiisd States Of rs feelings Of regret over
the sssault upcn q he ssilcrs Of The Bslti
mere In Valparaiso.
The replies as TO The Malta uoie Decs m
Der II h and the II tquest for the recall OF
Minister Fsan, the sitter will be directed
TO say sre entirely satisfactory. Such being
The case the United States will leave the
matter Of rcpzrsuon 10 The sufferers hy the
ssssuli to Chill to tGluats according TO her
seuse of lnsticA Snd right
And with the salute OF the lInited States
nag the incident wilt be considered closed
by this gGycrnmeut. Casil Chill makes
rome oh,r of T,rsrsticn Of ccurse there is
no'hina TO slbitrate, IS no points Of differ
enCe exis'.
At the cabinet meeting the contents OF
the dispatch from Minister Essn. received
yests rdFy. was msds known. IL 10 said
ihkt Mr., Egsn COZ rmsd the story reports d
from Santiago, that me mhers of the Chiisn
government stated that Ssnor Montt, the
ChiltsE n ini,ter At Washington, misled his
government by sdvices that be disps,chsd q
10 Them which had the feet Of ssIiou,iy
compromising the gevernmen, in their deal.
ings with the coGttoversy.
A ''poft is current tonight that Stnor
Monit has int mated his intention Of leAv-
rg Washington, but ii could not be con-
ilmei
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New York Produce Market.

rsw YORK, Jan. ~
FLouE-Rsosipts, lg7ls psss. eHports. issii.
.sles, bi5o bb,, low extras s2ssl sa CITY
mills SoNss 10, city mil. patents, % ioseSi5;
rinteT heat low grades, ~ Bats IS, fair 70
fancy. a. poatt 1p;pstents, - tsaeS.l, Minnesota
'lem. o. oos,. 70 .lraisht.. - a:ses 90; do. pa
,fbns, u s5tG45: hne. q OJzs3 So.
WBE' =. R"a.lpt soDo5 bnsn saports. s77sj.
'alss. sfto0 unse'tled mod active. closing easy /,
No 5eo, Iotaiotl, stort and sinvst.f :
ie3iaioii. sloat. ioalaltsI; fob. No. red ~.
no, northern. - no. sp' ing, Soasol
xrN-ess7, western. Eayti
saELET irregular. quiet no. 2 milwaukee oaa7f
c"Rp--AsJn i6s'oo, ,..'er-. t3ps. ....s.
liJoo. opsned stronger, closed lower. less active
10 Z. 5ta5i. elevator. 5ia52 Aboat; NO. z
while .58. no. 'sai.s steamer mixed, isasoa.
yAie- k,osiysf, 7z'7s 'n"ftt Is. .sn ..
40 WIN. -, no a ,5sss7. a. white ~,
10 !, 56i. 90 yhits 30. nixsd ves'n,
l5s37. a. white 7la,z whits state. a7Iafz;
- Chicago, jbts1
CnsvEy k'o h'm,fai, demand, No. :. IsI
"asisri ------------- - NJ. s, Sisas III
no. z. 81 lsas 40 =, ssa9I; no ., ssa3i. no
10, 6ioad 70. no u, s4a5,, no. u es
ais, no. u. 3 lsst sls, OF ssas 20,
13ai; eVt iosf. 5a5l, crushed, 5s5l, powdered.
3.s4, granulatNd, sp4I cubes. fIas4.
EsI"oh~ts.-- 'tesoy, laist, sn,sed. az.
roRs steady, quiet.
EEEp-- quiet
Beef hanr-
i.gp- dali, ssssG steam eiossd ssli, city,
70. reha"d, i'm; Continent, Vos7 20 A
factory, i5aAs. sigin, ~, rolls. lsa2I.
CHrhsA mod demati, hrm, state, slaiZ;
IA nsy, ii.sZ
srslsss- 20 Liverpool. market. weak, dull
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Interstate Commerce.

WAsHIsGToN. Jan, 20 Committee
amendments to the inter. state commerce
were not submitted and the following reso.
luiions were adopted By the board;
First, That corporations - well SIS their
agents and employees be made indictable.
Second, That reports and findinss Of the
commission .hAil have force ard effect Of
the report Of masters in chsncery in the
federal courts in case of subst quent judi
cIai proceedings.
Third, To empower the inter-state CON-
merce commission to employ competent Al d
permanent counsel to represent them IN Al y
iugstion they may find necessary in the
enforcement Of the inter tate commerce
1T and their decisions and orders under it.
A reso uHon was adopted urging on tie
President the wisdom Of filIing the vscsr-
cies on the Interstate commerce commits
sion by the appointment OF trained trsnf-
porters or capable merchant or manufsc-
turers. The board resumed the considers-
ton Of the resolution opposing the Wash
burne bill in regard 10 dealing in futures.
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Want Torrcy Bankrupt Bill Passed.

WAsHIssToN. JAP. 29.-The Naticnsl
Board of Trade today adopted an address
to Congress, urging the passage of the
Torrsy bankrupt bill.
After = long debate resolutions were
adopted deprecsting aDy legislation levying
. tax upon or interfering IN any way with
the freedom of commercial transactions in
agricultural or other products. whether for
immediate or future delivery; decisrin z
the adoption Of the 'Butterworth Bill''
would cause irreparsble injury to the busi
hess and agricultural interests OF the coun-
try.
A resolution vas adopted fsvoring an in
ternasionsl conference for the adjustment
Of fixed ratio between gold ard .ilver
stating that until an international ratio 10
secured all Legislation aiming At the free
coinage Of silver or repesi OF the PRESENT
law should be opposed. A resolution was
adopted asking Congress to take steps iook
ing to the equalization Of monetary star
dsrds ard the uni6cstion Of The money
system Of the great commercial nations.
The convention then adjourned. The osxs
meeting will he he d here the last Tuesday
Of January. 1893.
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B. & 4. AND B. & P.
Proposition by tho porm.r 10 Lease
tho Latter Railroad
For Five Years at a Coed Rental, Equal
to Earnings.

BANGOR Jan. 23--The Wig will, to-
morrow m9ruing, publish proposition oi
the Bangor and Arocstock Rsilsosd Com
p,ny for lease Of the Bangor sad Pisc,'-
,qais road.
The proposition is to the eject that the
Aroostook company psy an annu.l rental
of q sum tqusi so ths earnings OF the road
AT present While the Afoostook Railroad is
bu. lung from Brownviils Junction 70 Carl
bOa, the time hot to exceed five years.
If the earning Of .hs Nscatsquis rosd
during that tine exceed the usual earnings
the amount in excsas is 10 be expended in
improvements of the P,scatsquls read,
At the end Of Ave yeSrs the Aroostook
road to acquire the Piscstsquls road of pay
ing foil interest on bond4d Indebtedness OF
the Plscsts q lis road 10 the city Of Bangor.
A committee from tile Aroostook road is
in conference with a committee from the
city government in regard to the PROPOSE
uoa. The mater will BE- submitted 10 the
city government tof action 81 .heir nexi
meeting.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Succi, the faster, abandoned his attempt
TO gp without food for SO days, at London,
Frlosy. lie had fae,ei 10 within . few
hours of II days, Succi presents . most
hooking appearance. He has lost 81
pounds slnCe his fast commenced.
A i screlancy Of st00. 600 10 reported on
the accounts Of Hume Webster the famous
horse breeder, who committed suicide last
week al London.
Right Hon. Sir John Lambert 10 dead
'ged II. He took deep interest in the
Gondiunn % The Eoghsh working people
and prepared many important parliamentary
oils looking 10 betlefment Of the poorer
classes.
Frank Seine der and his wife Rosalie,
hsrged v h having deCoy ed eight young
sum, IN from their home on proteIt Of en-
ployi ius .hem AZ servants ard then murder
ing the IN for the sake OF their money and
fleets, were sentenced to death at Vienna.
Friday.
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Somerset RAILWAY.

Commanding aond.g. jane as.h, fsn. train
sli run - follovs, oosEeotias a. oakland via
kaI8s Central Railroad
for Boston, Portland, Lewiston. HAtsryaie. "A
susts, sh0~hessa and Bangor
Passeassr trains Leave bingham. hA NJ.
ia nP u. soion. sSx A. ", iz-55 n, Cara
tusl Eaiis. 'ss+ a n, 81 % =. N kn1den. 20
An p NJ. Eor.h AHsOb, ~ A n, $50 ?
" kason, IN A. NJ. l-5s p. n, Madison. 10 A
H., saF.s o., SorridgsSoes, 80 a n. sGi P
aangs Siding, '7S A ", -2.i1 ?. NJ, Bsuteb'
Crossing, 's02 a ~. 'zaa NJ. arrive Oakland
500, NJ, tsoF.h.
From soston, Portland, Legiston. Augusta, Wa
teryilla, sfowhszAn and bangor
Passenger trains Leave Oakland, Sy0s a NJ. 80
FH sastaiie Crossing, .S-S0 A NJ, :; % r b..
Bang. siding, - "a A. NJ. IS 0 P NJ; NoTrlige
soos g.4 a. ~ 5t p NJ; Madison, s.5t A.. n
So n, Anson, sS6 "A N, y ,. n H0srh An
500, 10 "a NJ, $50 NJ, bmbdsn. l0.so a. ".
sDs N, Csrsatank Fails. 30 IS A. NJ, sif P
N, Scion. 0-S A. ~, els r. NJ, arrive Bingham
lIlO a N, SIS r, ".
.Fias ststiOas, At which trains stop on signal OF
no,loe 70 conductor. I Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. Wh. M. kfkR, supt
ssptfdtf
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Rescript.

STATE OF MAIsE, Kennebec County, Sup =
nor CourI-MsrshaIl I'll. Holmes W.
William C. Wales, administrator.
REsckIPT This is 40 scsinn by pbysi.
cisn sgsiHst An executor to recover FOR
medical services alleged to have been fai
bi,bei to the defer dsnt's testatar. Assin.,
the defeh6an.'s objection. the plaintiff vas
admitted 10 TESTIFY generally A. 70 matters
yri0r to the desth Of the tsstssor, ircludins
eonvsrsstions with the ,es.stsr. This vas
clearly erroneous.
After the evidence wss all in, the presid-
ing Justice directed the stenogrspber u
eIpunge sii the testimony Of the plaintiff
except this, supporting his books Of scc3uni
And instructed the Jury to disregsrd all hi.
other testimony.
But the jury had once heard this inpor.
tant testimony gwen from the ssand, With
out il the case for the plaintiff vss not q
all eonclusi7s, vhiie t5s evidence for tbs
defendant would tend strongly TO reduce
the accoun, TO be recovered We think tb,
jury we're probably influenced by the iIlsss
testimony, and that there should be q new
trial.
Exceptions Sustainsd.
A true copy attest
w. 8. CHoArE, Cierf.
Reed JAP. 81, 1882.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Felix Goufdeau, leather and hides, Qne-
bee, assigned FRIDAY. Liabilities, e74 900.
Gen. Henry A. Barnum, port warden Of
New York. and Z distinguished veteran Of
the lsse war, died Friday, Of pneumonis.
A tremendous strike Of silver ore hss
been msde at Credo. Col. The population
Of the town has nearly doubled in two
weeks.
At the explosion in the Rush Run coal
mines in Fsyette county, West Vuginis,
Thursday, Eve men were killed and fve
injured.
One hundred union bakers are on q strike
at Toledo. Ohio, because their employers
uss yeast made by scab employees Of
FIeishmsn & Co. Of Cincinnati.
Most Of the large clothing factories st
Egg Hafoo, City, N. J are shut down on
acc ount Of dull times. Fully t"o-thirds Of
the population are now entirely idle.
The case of Trefe,hen ard Smith, At
Maiden, Mass charged with the murder Of
Tena Davis, has been continued to Febru
afy. owing to the serious illness Of Mrs
Davis.
Butler county bank, a private institution
| at Chicora, Pa, closed its doors Friday
and assigned The liabilities are said to
$50. 900. 1t 10 claimed that the dep1sitors
will be paid in full.
Western farmers, especially those 10
Kansas and Nebraska. are refusing to sell
their grain. They ars dissatisfied With the
present prices and will hold their grain uD-
| til it rises.
The deposit bank at Glasgow, Ky ,
closed its doors Thursday after = big run
caused By = rumor that The osnk had failed
| The banks paid out all available assets then
assigned. The depositors will be paid in
full.
A rear end collision occurred on the New
York Central at Syracuse, N. Y, Frid,y.
Brakeman William Cox vas instantly
killed, Conductor John Welsh had both feet
| cut OF and Brakeman Patrick WEIGH was
mi ured internally.
Or. ]. B. Andrews vas are sted Friday,
st Lynn. charged with attempted bribery.
| He wrote TO Alderman Huston offering
him some money il the doctor secured =
| certain appointment. Andrews came to
Lynn six years ago from Spfinsvale, Me.
Assemblymsn Foley Friday introduced
in the New York Assembly the so-csIled
| ue1lsfs eAtisS pi}l. ~ lives u e
board Of excise power to license aIi-aishs
houses, shefe dances are held, and give
license for balls, for the sale Of fq aor after
miinighs.
The second story of Taylor, Hoyt &
Huris box factory st Nev London juno
sioD, N. H.. occupied by John WALKER. ..
. shoe contsacinr's shop. vss burned Tnur,-
day night, Walkers loss 10 5000; total
loss on building and contents. SIS. 900
partly insured.
| An agreement has been signed BY oil the
stYawoosfd mills 10 Indiana by which the
prices fer 1892 viii be 30 per cent. higher
than they we're last year, and consumers
will Be compelled to p,y so per ton for
strs~bosfd instead Of go ~ heretofore.
This Will advance the price Of all msseria Ia
pscEsd in psssebosrd boxs,.
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ALL BLAINE. BLAINE, BLAINE.
The Great statesman Called 1.-The Heroi,
individual Quantity Of the Day."

wAsHIyeros. Jsn. 90 The h.ppy is.ue
Of the Chil.an controversy Only heighteps
the talk for Blaine. Mr.. ]. B. Montgom-
cry Of Oregon, ssys ,has Blains will be
nomi- a,ed for President and, while no. .
candidate, will no. decline to run.
The saue Was the testimony OF SenssoY
Squire
..BIsina ia the heroic individual quantity
Of the day. That is Why on our cosss
every body 10 nominating him. have not
been Of his following, but [ recognize Q
urivef,ai fscs. He needs but to be still,
dumb, aad the people viii nominate him.
The ssiIier be il the more that impression
dsepens. We are to confront in the nex'
election . demand for business. Tsenty-
eight years Of peace and liquidation are
beisg fsls. Activity, pubic initiative,
commercial ideas are expected, sni not
despondeucy and construction. Blaine rep
resents thas ides-nev lines Of trade FROM
the Pacific, the Gulf, the interior and the
Atlantic. Msintsin your industries, expand
your commerce. the sne the sequel OF thu
other. Ths people think that Blaine ha,
the genius to Indicate the route to revival.
| Fusher Blaine tait 10 also made on iegis
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

There is talk # building an electric rosC
at Brunswick oex5 summer.
Ex-PJssmssser julius NJ. Corbe.t OF
Lisbon died st that psce at noon, Friday
of consumption.
Sampson and Bosrce hslls a. Kent
Hill are to be heated by steam. Work or
the plant will commence s1on.
Fred Ronco, Who was found exhausted
and unconscious On MoOsehesd Lake
Wednesday, is better and will recover.
The Ms,ne intercollegiate base bal
league for the season Of % probably viii
be comprised OF four teams, representing
the four colleges in the State.
The York county supreme court has sd
iourned after being in session twenty work
ing days. The total cost Of ,he term ha.
been about So 800.
Schooner Celins, from Baltimore for
Portland, put into Booihbsy Hsrbor Friday
With the loss Of hesdgear. She will pro-
ceed to her destination in tow.
A rifle team hiss been organized in Ms
chissport with fifteen members already en-
rolled. A fine range has been secured and
convenient buildings erected, dimension.
12x20.
Charles =. McKerrv. = Oldest ciiize-
~ Auburn died Thursday His sse va.
100 Yeas. months sud g days. He vas
born in Portland and has lived for many
years in that portion Of Auburn knoTn a.
Old D&uville. The csuss Of death as sci
forth ia the hysicisD'i certificate was old
age.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

A Democratic caucus is announced for
Saturday evening.
The Democrats have decided to hold a
caucus next Friday evening to settle the
policy of the Demociatic party on the ,ilver
question.
The Democratic majority OF the ways and
and means committee, by formal action Fri
day, adopted the Springer policy and de-
cided to attack the Mckinley high tariff by
vsrinus separate bills. Upon this policy
the Democratic members Of the committee
decided to act - . unit.
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CUT His THROAT.
/ FAmiHSdsIe Man Commits
Suicide IN That Way.
Il. iads CIslGl Preparations FOX lh.
Terrible DEED.
Damage By fires at Auburn, Readileid
Depot and Searsport.

7pecial to the ksrnebec JouhsaL
GARDINER, JAG. 20 --Thcm mas Lord, I
-ej!-xbo~n res sdrnt Of Fxrmingdale, coz
mit;sd suicide 81 his hume on Bowma,
-;rs ct. last Dis h'. at about 7 80 o'clock. Il
Sas evideauy prsmsdi;afed for some tine
n the mornibg he vent on. and called on
all his relatives.
He had been very IN rose and j, jecssd
fer Cvsr week. bat yesterday seemed to
ne ouch b Ter, ard retired to bi. room
early. A short time after his sister Nellie,
sbo resided alone win rim, heard srosns
e. ni Z from bis room, aud ca operi1 z the
loor found the poOs unfortunate man
IslBg before the bed IN y pool of blood
rhlah had hJ#sd from = gssh fully three
i0ehss long and an iucn deep WITCH hsi
ever tae ms and arteries Of the throat.
Lie was nearly sxtahc' The man having
Iresdy 81 4 red a terr Die Ices Of bioUd.
In hrs right bsHd Re beid srszo, while on
be q Ior beside him lay his knife covered
,l'h oiJod. Before bin in chair WAS =
nmro~, snd beneath hun in front Of the
chsir Zss vessel fun Of blood, around
h CHI were placed old rags sud clothes
he had srrshsed the things fully before
ssing his life. lie WAS past recovery
Ehen found, sni his sister imme dlateiy
-umm moned Mr. Wing ~ho lives IN the
one house, the latter win another neigt-
'0r taking care Of the remains.
8r. LId WAS VII known figure on
ne street, bang short in statute and pc
ui.sr in his habits lie was fifty four
esrs Of sze ard is generally believed that
ne has never been pe:fs csly sane. Some
light cara sgo the Journal learns DC
.,temp,ed suede in q similar manner, but
nd not succs ed. Arrang. meRIs for the
fuasral have not been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-30

The following is the list Of nomination
made by the Governor, Thursday, Jan. 2s
1892. ...
Suseriateudent Of Public BuildiU gs -
Bepj.min T. Harris, Augusts.
State Asssyer.-Gso7g II. Blake, Pori
land.
Commissioner OF Wrecks and Ship
wrecked Goods, M. J. Wright, Machiss
port
Fish srd Game Warden.-Cbs,lss "
Allen, Chslses-
Trial Justice. William G. Lord. Lin
ington John MeMsrus, Cape Elizabeth
Thomas Boyd. Boothbsy HHeor.
Notary putlic,-Cisrere A. Hight
Portland; Berjsnia F. Ferrsld. wInn
Forres. Goodwin, Sko~hegsn; Hebry Fl
Goodwin, Biddef,rd.
Justice Of ihs Peace xrd Z 'nTun Rue
Il. Reed. Harmony; George Bird. Por
land; g. l.. Alien. Rsck.And; Wnliam 4
Allen, Port and; John A Atwood, Grsen
bush. Ros.eII A Sha~. Wssbbnrn E K
O'Bnen, Tnomsssoa; Josish II. Dtumuoad
IT.. Porslsod; Thomas DsdIsy. Wilton
E. C morrill, Atkin.oo Arthur j. Libby
Greenbush BIZ BuruheiueY. Wsiooooro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-30
BILBOA STRIKERS
Urged by Wemen Not TO Give
Up ths Fight,
President Garnet SisuS DscfSe E1iofclr {
The New PrsnCh Tariff Law.
Remains of Duke Constantine Removed -
Mr.. Spurseon Growing Worse.

sAnRIp, Ira. - The conIiouanc, Of
strike Al bllbso il ch,, fly due TO the women
iucitirg the strikers not TO yield. Forty
~omen, headed by ~otkirgmtn, waving
knives and shouting, "Hurrsh for the
stnke, marched through the streets Of
ardsnois todsy, threatening the property
Of the mlne owners
Gen DANES guarding the mines and
ron works are openly threatened with
death. The mine owHers refuse TO make
tue ropce; sIons but are confident that they
will win, though Ihey anticipate serious
conflict