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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
WINTHROP.
Dedication of the Odd Fellows Hall-A
Deaih-CuttiBg lee.

Special to the Kenne bee JOURNAL
WINTHROP, March l3 Friday evening
the Odd Fellows dedicated their new hsl
which they have leased and rs fitted il
Pinkham block. For a long time the lods:
has wanted more commodius quArtefi
than the one in the bank building, and tn;
Mssous having leased Packard hall, it gave
a vacancy in Pinkham block.
lhe fficsrs of the lodge was installed
Thu sd.y uisht before, 90 there was moth
q 60 DO bus carry out the proGrs m IN,
~hich con,i.tei Of music by Msniey'l
orchestra and the Winthrop male quartet
ts citation by Mrs o. P. Green and remark.
BIZ members Of the order.
The ceremonies OF dedication were per
formed by Hon Nichoiss Fessenden, deputy
grand master of the Grand lodge. Ate,
the ceremonies at the lodge room wers
finished the party stj3iDed to Town hs
where bsrqust and dance was held, music
By Msnlsy's orchestra.
4 programme Of eishs dances concluded
the evening. entertainment.
Seward Lee, n long resident of thii
,owD, died at his home on Central street
Friday night: He had been in feeble
bealth far scme time past on account Of
siAney trouble which eveniuslly resulted
la his death. He was abou. 20 years old
hs neaher t3r the past lew DAYS hs'
been very propi'ioua for the cutting Of icy
for the condemned milk factory. The ict
house is already up ard the work Of cuttin:
Will continue until the necessary crop l.
harvested.
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BATES COLLEGE.
College Band Booming Ditto Tennis
and Base Ball.
Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL |

Especial to the Kennebec JOURNAL
LEWISTON, March l2.-At last the col
legs band seems to be placed on secure
footing The students have taken hold of
the question Of band or no band, and prsc
tically decided il the affirmative. The
subscription sheet has been goirg g round
with coed resulls, and nos & permanent
organization has been attained. Woodman
"a is president snd Irving 93 is leader; q
selection we'll msde.
The tennis players Of the college are
moving for a tour ament with BoEdoin and
pei h4ps Colty. Although notti3g defioite
has been announced, it is ~eli
understood that tournament is
coming pext June. It <ill probably be held
on the Bowdoin courts The base ball
les que is not settled. but there is certain to
be 8 league OF Bstes, Bowdoin and Colby,
snd whether Maine State will come in will,
be decided when the actual schedule is
arranged. L. lie hoped ths, the lesgue will
be so formed as TO last oysr from year to
year withou, mskiag special renewals.
The candidates for the tesm sre dol z
hsrd work trsiping in the gyoasium sad
every afternoon take q short rus to break
Themselves in. IL would certsiDly b. a
pity il any unplesssn.ress as last year,
should spoil the bsse ball season.
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OUR POSTMISIRESSES.
$685. Women Selling Stamps and Postal
Cards fer Uncle Sam.

WAsHrsGroS, March l2,-The numbe,
of pos:u stresses in the country is $685.
They are distributed by states and terfitor.
ties as follows:
Alsbams. 1870; Alssks, /; Arizona. %
Arkansas, 1872; California, IS6; Colorado
III; Com ecticut, 81; Delaware, l2
Florida, 1886; Georgia. 2l6; Idaho, 40
Illinois, 1874; Indiana, l59, Indian Terri
tory, II; lows. l5G; Kansas. l6i; Ken,
tuczy, 209; Louisiana. l03; Maine, l40
Msrylsnd, III: Massachusetts, Is; Michi
gan, l49; Minnescss, IS; Mississippi, lsi
Missouri. 1874; Montana, 81; Nebrssks
1903; Nevada, "a; New Hampshire, 70
New Jersey, So; New Mexico. 2S New
York, 2i5; North Carolina, 1922; Nortf
and South Dskota, 1877; Ohio, 256; Okls
boms. 10; Oregon, 1875; Penns ylvspis
463 Rhode Island, 10; South Carolins
1875; Tennessee, lsl; Texas, 2l9; Utsh
So; Vermont, sc; Vrgi1la, 400; Wash
lngton, %; West Virginia, 1920; Wiscol-
sin, lo4; Wyoming, "a; total, $685..
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STATE COLLEGE.


Especial to the KEENEBEc JOURNAL.
ORoSo, March Il Prof. Rogers spoke
at Hampton, Saturday evening, on the sub
ject "The Stetson Fuud Hampden Ac'd-
envy, Its Present Needs, Etc"
A few Of the students are sffected with
the mumps, which broke out few days
ago.
The baseball men are taking daily prac
tice in the gymnasium, and there are good
indications for strong team for the comm &
season. Manager Freeman intends to al
tend the meeting Of college league man
sgers, which will be held ss Bowdoin Col
lpge sometime the coming week
The dairy school opened the first Of
March. with four students. Three new
students are expected in short time. Mr..
Gowell is in chsrge Of this department.
Holden, 90, has been quite sick during
the past week with the grippe.
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NICARAGUA
Aotih.S Her Tariff Laws 10 Favor
American Products
In Return for Like Favor Shown
Her by Our Congress.

WasuiNGroN, March lS.--President
Harmon has issued proclamation, stA,iDs g
that the government Of Nicaragua has con
muuicsted to the secretary Of state the fact
that in reciprocity for the admission iutn
the u cited States. free of all duty, OF all
articles enumerated in section 3 of the act
30 reduce the revenue and 'qushze the
duties On imports ard for Other purposes
ii will admit frse OF all duty from and after
April Is. 1892. into all ports of entry Of
Nicaragua, the srticles or merchandise
named in the accompanying schedule. pro
vided they are the product Of the United
States.
Among the articles are barley, wheat.
oats, seeds Of all kinds for agricultural and
Horticultural TurpOget. live plants Of
all kit d., beans, p1ts;Oes ct d all other veg
etsbl+s, ffesh CT dried fruits, fresh or
dried nay, bran snd straw for forage; fer
tlileIs for LAID; lime and cement
wood api humber, in rough
or prepared for building purposes
houses of wood or iron; marble in rough
or dressed, for fountains, grsves;0D.s,
| building purposes, tools aud Implements
for sgficu lnral sud horticultural purposes
wagons, carts al q handcsrtt; machinery OF
all kinds for agricultural pupoees, Srts and
trades, ard paris Of sEch machinery
printing IN ,ferlsl., book pamphlets and
other printed mater, Tu paper for print.
/ sd mnsic, printing paper iI sbes's not lest
I than - ry 20 iaphss; stones sud fire bricks
I for smeUug tUrE- Gati vessels aud boat
+ Of all kinds, al tiuel together or in parts
, It is upd.Is,ua0 hat y,gAggcs OF Covt !
( inCs in Hri.HtNa a-u,ies sGad iH the fore
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COLDER
Bat Fair Weather for Monday-Prob.
ably Fair on Tuesday.
COLDER

WAsHIxGros. March Is For New Eos
lsnd: Colder, fair; northwest wind; prob
ally fair sn Tuesday.
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Aarlruaos L slearsgJaa. Z
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement OF Trains In Eaect Nov.
goth. 1891.

sofFa wESr-st1 4. N. 'or ispsstSs
goaklaad, Portland, Rsstok zEd Noe -fssi. r.>s .
" Tor BAllo~eb, Gardner Ard soath Gafelssr
:0I9 a. ii. FOR Brnnssi1s, I.eSiatcu. sarHair sicf
haoklsad, POrtiani snd Boston, connecting n
White Mountain Points; 90 r. fc
HA.l9wsl, Gardiner and soath Gardiner
r NJ for Br0nsF Fick, Bath, Portland 55sb0a
aad Saturdays only, Tor Hooks.a r. sos r. N. Il.
HAlloxsf, Gardiner and soGrt Gardiner T. o
p NJ fsisht psllnsaJ FOR Lsa1ssSn. Bsth, foft
and and Boston.
GOING EAsT-ai0 A. n. foizht aKpTeesJ fn
5souheEsn, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Ha'oof, st
stephens, St. John and Aroosto0k C0znty, - 4
NJ tor Hateryiiis, 5Ao~nsgan and Bangor, ~
r n. Tor Watsrvtlie, Oakland, North AE.on
Bingham, 5kowhegAB, Bslfaat. Dover sad
st. John and AE0ostoOE County, and sunday
only, Al az NJ. Tar Bangor
ihs sigh, Pullman Trains run eRrb way ever
alght, sundays In iudfd. but E0t . sEowhesa
Monday morning, ~ % Belfast, DcS'sF, ol
sny0Ad Bangor ga 5ea iBY morning..
The day express trsins sOinS Nost al 10 10
n and East At gts r VI run daily Sundays IN
GUIDED. 5ntwesu 3Ostga. Ls'Sistcn, Bath, Aal soi
and 4; John.
ACCOM- TRAIN fof huzuna
aE,s- south Gardner, "a A. II 20 and 81
r. n fiafdinst, = IS A. NJ. 10 and 4.s5 p ii.
iial.0E-il. 90 A. n las sEd $50 P. n
through .lcksts % California and al poiaf'
south and Yves, may be hal y e u. WAlksr
.ieks' agent, August, VOC luiy cthen in Augass
selling via al fuates and checking baggage free Vi
sygensc. So
PAY5Os TUCKER. Vice Pres. a gea1 Manager
y. +. BOoTHBY, Gea' Pass. and TiGket As't-
P7r..And, Nov l0 is2i.
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ALL WANT It.
H9FfldseVaek and EeishboiiEs
Towns Hard At Work
70 Establish q Condensed Milk Psctofy
..-fte Boom Continues.
State College Sews-Town Caucuses-
Row at Hancock.

Special to the kEssEBEC JogRsAL-1
NoRRIIGEwocK, March IL Miller I
Hall vas crowded this forer oon with fsrnsri
and others Of tbis and surrounding town,
interested ID having condensed milk fac
tory locA.ed hare.
The meeting vss called to Older by Ctss
+. Warren. II. s. Whitney was nomi
mated chsiImsn and C. B. Davis sscre
tzry.
Hon. l. c. Libby Of Burnhsm was intro
daced and explained IL a very satisfactory
manner the corGeHted milk business il
New Yo-k, ard its possibilities in Maine
At the clnse Of the fensFks Of Mf. LiboJ
several OF the gentlemen present asked
q1fs i1rs about the business until the msf.
,er was fully under t3cd.
committee OF nine. three from Nor
ti0seEock, and tvo ssch from Mercer
Stsrks ard SmahdF.d, was appointed tc
car , ,ss lheir towns in ihe interest Of tbs
factory. The meetifg adj j5urned 10 mse
Saturday, March 10, at 80 2. M.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Work on sewaI Ii's 37oO ton ship Roanoke
will be resumed in April.
Ice harvesting operation. OF the Psnok
sect are over for the season, and II 10 est
mated that abou, 800 600 ;oGs have been
housed.
The stesmer Szgsdshoc will lesve her
winter quarters q. Wi.cassei this week and
70 to Bath to be put III order for the ses-
sons work.
Judge Virgin viii preside st the April
term Of the Supreme court for Ssgsdshoe
county ., Bah. This 10 the fs. tins
be has appeared there for eight years. Il
havirg happened tina, the arrangement,
have sent him to other districts dafiug thai
time.
Dr.. A. C Eilirrvood of Belfast reoaivsd
m Saturday report from Prof. r. G
Robinson in regard to Some poisoned tsa
cent to William Bakers fsn,ily. Ehlch ihey
used snd we're made sick. Pot Robinsor
says: THE stepped tea coBisins free 2hos
phorus in dangerous smount. The un
steepsd nome
For the first time Mt. Washing OF bsl
been climbed in March, snd Dsaisi Rack
we'll did 1t. Daniel Rockwell il man q
years old, hale snd hearty Ard good TO
'.rnashing it" for nany years to come, no.
wiihsssudiug the many hafdships he ha
endured. BE vss born in Emporium
Cameron county, Penn.
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ILLEGAL B0USTIES
Will Cause Trouble for Prominent Citi'
IONS Of Montana.
One Ex-Oficial Has IL Indictments
Against Him.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, March l3.--At the
term Of court for Chateau county that
closed Friday, four vel'-known citizens
were sentenced TO the penitentisry for OBJ
tsining bounties on coyote aud wolf scalps
Illegally and others are subjected Of com
plicity.
This is said to be . be ginri1g Of = series
OF sensational exposures unrivalled before
in the state.
john +. Murphy. once county clerk of
Chsteau county. Who IS justice Of the
peace. issued the illegal bounty certificates.
has l3 indictments sgainst him.
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IN THE HOUSE.


WAsHISGros, March I2-In the House
t,day the Senate smepdmeuts to the urgent
de ficiencv bull we're non-cUUcufred in; and
Messrs. S,yers, Holman and Dingley were
were sppo'nted cooferses.
Private business vas then taken up. but
for lack Of iorum public business was
suspended. and the House proceeded to the
consideration of resolutions ia respec! TO
the memory Of the late John r. Gamble Of
South Dakota. After eulogies Oy Mr..
Picklsr Of South Dakota, and others, the
House, as 3 mark Of respect, adjourned.
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FOR THE SENATE.
Prominent kennebec Farmers Urge the
Name Of X. Alden of Winthrop.
T Special to KESNEBEc Journal !

Specisl to KESNEBEc JOURNAL
WIsrHRoP. March Is AT the solicita-
ton of iesding farmers and prominent Re-
puolicsns in sill parts of the county, Mr.. R.
Alden Of this town, one of the leading
farmers Of the State, has decided to be-
come a candidate for the Senate.
Mr.. Alden has slresdy represented his
town very sbly in the Maine House ef
Representatives, serving With credit as a
member of the agricultural committee.
He i' live, able, progressive man and
srj2ys an extended acquaintance and wi g
popularity Of the people of his county. He
will have the active support Of Hon. Hal
G.. Barieigh and large number of other
Kennebec farmers in his canvass.
Mr.. Alden is one Of the charter members
Of Winthrop Grange and has always been
actively identified with the work Of the
order.
H. was fer rumber of years one Of the
trustees of the keHnebec Agricultural So
Ciety HIS friends believe that he will
make the party = very s,Io1g candidate.
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JUST In TINE
Did tha Occupants oi iha JaDst
Apartment House
New York, R.capc, Hhils ths Flames
Swept Ttf9ush The Building.
Fifty People Narrowly Escape Death A
Child's Timely Warning.

NEw YoRK, March lS-The Janet. q
seven-srory apartment hoass IN Columbus
avenus sad 72nd street. wss partially de-
sroSsd By dre es-,y ta,s m5rning. Fifty
people nsrro~iy escaped aesth
Seversl persons ~ho roomea or the top
floor escaped doSn sl9dlug iron stairway,
being several times overcome by smoke ami
nesrly perished.
Frank Dsmrosch brother Of Walter
Dsmroseh. bis sifs sud child escaped IN
iha same way, as Gid his motaet, Mrs. Wal
ter DAmroscb, Sr., and her lhree dsuge-
ters.
SIX members Of the household Of A. T,
Carroll were rescued by means of ladders,
SIS we're d, zen servants.
The Carol! family nigh. have pesished
had not the COOKS three -yesr-old child
awakened her with its cries. The room Al
the time wss fun OF smoke
The loss Is sbout SIS 900; fully insured
The janet is owned by Charles F, lisv, D.
meyer, the sugar re finer.
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OUR NAVY.
A Splendid Showing Made by the Beard Of
Board Of Admiralty.

WASHINGTON, March l3.--''Is was sn
immense satisfaction to the present Bosrl
of Admiralty" ssys the Uoited Service
Gazette, "tbst during the six years they
had been in ofiiee they hsd completed no
less than twenty-five immense and power
full ironclads. In addition to the ironclads
81 fast-ssiiing cruisers hsd been completed
and we're ready for work If called
upon, and of smaller vessels for
police duty and the like, no left
than 50 had been completed, so that some
thing like 10 vessels Of war had been
turbed out IN the lsst six years. Their
programme for the next trO years shoS ed
10 ironclsds. eight o: them The largest ever
sent sflost. 30 cruisers, AID IL smaller ves-
sels-msking, in connection with the pres
administration, something Ike $50 vessels
Of war that hsd been completed, or on the
verge Of completion, before the mex. gen,
ersl election comes On
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100000 MINERS
Added to The List Of Strikers In the
English Kingdom
Iron Companies Forced to Shut Dow
Their Manufactures.

LONDON. March l3.-Todsy the mineIs
Of Llncolnshire qut work, Acung in sym
paihy with the miners f the Federation.
This action makes necessary the shutipg
Down OF the Appleby Iron Company. Norih
Lincoln Iron Company, Frodinghsm Steel
and Iron Company, Trent Works, Reborn
Hill Iron and Coal Company, and several
other large firms in The North Lircolnsh,re
iron trade.
The furnaces OF South Lincolnshire viii
be dsmped down, sId tne manufacture Ut
pig iron in thst distfict will practically
cease. BY scIlon of today alone II is estI-
mated by the most conservative thst Al
least 100, 900 men will be added 10 the
strikers.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIN Gros. March 12.- Pensions have
been granted to the folio sing Msine people
Original. Francis l. Towne; additional
Patrick McGroty, Alonzo E. jenkins,
Freeman d. Myrick, John f. Fsulkner
supplemental, Nathan P. sumner; Increase,
j, S. C7nnor, Joseph Simpson, Seth G.
Rose, Josiah d. Houston, Robert Mcclure,
Tobias Plllsbu-y; reissue, Mel~srd Tib.
belts, Charles r Brown, Charles II. Ham
reissue ard iIc.esse. David 4. Bird
original vidows etc, Elmirs Clsfev, Emms
J. Thompson, Elizabeth Street, msty g.
Harfimsa, Lucy A. MoKsnney, Mary J,
Powell, minor Of c. NJ. Libby, Helen r
Davis.
Odsinsl. Samuel II. Blackwell, Osen
Woods, Stephen L. Ethridge, R1tert B
Dunn. J5sish Hsrdiug, Wm. c. Googins
additional, Aionz1 Moses, Adelbsrt G
Sherman; renewal and iEcresse, Randolph
Cook; increase, Julius G. Chsadler; or.
sinsI widorE, &c, Rachel HARLOW.
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GONE TO PIECES.
Fate of the Schooner Rob and Harry
McLain-One Man Lost.

VINErARp HAVEN, Msss., March "a
The United States revenue cutter Samuel
Dexter arrived today with the intelligence
that the schooner Rob and Harry mcLaiD,
Of and from st John For New York with 4
cargo OF lumber, tina. went ashore on ths
south side of Cuity huuk island during the
violsnt gale Of tbs lith, has broken to
pieces.
Her cargo Of lumber is strevn along the
beach and is beng picked up by the TO-
nsbitsnts One seaman was drowned and
buried on the island today.
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70 War UPON ITS LIFE and HEALTH.

It IS well known that HEALTHY BLOOD
DESTROYS the SUMBERLESS MICROBES Of
Ia 6 Grippe. that are constantly swaFming IN
the blood OF every person living In an infected
district.
II the microbes arc allowed 70 exist aoc
multiply IN the blood. that terrible disease Is
Grippe manifcsts itself and Is followed ~
IinTari,,- existence or sudden death. Wher
the blood IS POOR and WEAK It's power tt
overcome and destroy this antagontsic lie
i greatly lcssened. The microbes enter
multiply rapidly. until they overcome anC
li.organize every healthy function 81 the
body aud destroy life Itself The celebrates
pr. Watsin'> ,ays, "ths Ia Grippe microbe'
AT-rAI Il The Bfpop ITSELF. that they
exi>t in the styf,nsi,here everyw here and ouil
strong hesitby blood is able TO resist amt de
siroy them ig the body
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ITEM kDuUS PRESSURE
On England by C3nada TO Ensure Her
Scaling Rights.


CHICAGO, March l3.--Spesking Of the
Behring sea sffsirs here today, Erastu.
Wimsn said "1he English government
ia under tremer dous pressure from the
Canadian, which is in a mood to insist that
Canadian seslers be gwen equal rights to
American on the high seas The coming
contest in England mskes the needfui
diversion to insure Tory success Their,
fore vigorous British foreign policy may
prevail during the &C ming summer in vhich
the peace Of the world may be threatened.
Mr.. Wiman thought that the policy oi
retaliation" would ipjure Western cides
BostoD, and New England more thar
Canada
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MAN MISSING.
Thought That lie May Have Shielded, by
What He said.

WosURH, Mass, March Ii Searching
parties are securing the woods Of Burling-
ton for Henry Bolcsby, who has been miss
ing since last Tuesday, he was = wood
chopper, and where he vas at work there
was found AL axe with marks Of blood on
ii.
Bolesby not long since said to Mrs.
Bsrnum, with whom he boarded, that he
wished he was dead. Il is til ought by some
that he may have committed suicide.
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A FUNNY STORY.
Short S4623 And Says His Wife Burned
1t House Cleaning.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, M,.ch l3.-Chafles
". Bell, colored teacher in the public
schools, is s4623 short as treasurer Of the
CoIorea Orphan Asvlun. He has been
removed from the effi-e Of treasurer. and
secured the ssyfura trustees by mortgage
on his home for 5000, while his oondsmen
sre good for e1000. Bell says bis wife
burned the money while house cleaning.
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,SAN ANTONIO "BUSTED.D
The City Without Funds and Don't
Know Where 10 Get More.

SAs ASroEIo Tex MsFoh i5.--This
ei!s'a 6Farcys are in CRITICAL condition.
For he fi;ss tiGne ~ Iae history Of the ci.y
1t vas yesterday unable to pay say Of heI
ern7.oyts t6sit fsiar9 Tor ne past month
}ae Ssu 4 .1nl1 N@tIJaaa BAnz refused
% hCaor 3 -.gfs ei.y rsqllsl l04s, ~ 'lie
risy slses37 g4Us the D4s4a s306 900
Mayor C4luLau aad SIZE c.sys hnanc,s,
commit, ses sts,e they DO not know when
they vii aols 70 ns < tiSss father loans.
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MR.. SPRINGER BETTER.
He will Rest a Few Weeks Before Re.
Suming Work.

WAsHIseror, March 13.- Representa-
tive Springer continues to improve rapidly,
and expects to be on his feet sgsin in q
lew Days He, tonight, said that as soon
as able to take care Of him.eif he will go
to Fortress Monroe for couple OF
weeks. He will make no sttemp. TO re-
sumo his Congressional duties for three OF
four weeks yet.
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Special to the KESsEBEC JOURNAL.
PfrrsrrsLD, March IL AT largely at
tended Republican caucus held here this
afternoon the following town committee
vas chosen: Frank W. Hovey, c. B
Haskell, Orsmei Murray, Rufus Burns
Chss Rsniletr, T. W. Holmes, c. G.
Weeks, Frank j. White, II. W GsrdDer.
The following were chosen candidate
fos town fices Selectmen, Frank Weeks
Orsmel Murray. A'oszo Pstten; towr
81 rk, A. d. Mitchell; treasurer, N. L
Perkins; school committee, H, II. Btysnt
J. c. Conaof wss nominated for moder
ztor.
Aoou. 100 ReVub,ils we're in st End
scce ard all nominations were made by &C
clsmsiion.
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ARSAULT AND BATTERY
Was What Two Hancock Men We're Put
Under Bonds For.

Especial to the KENrEBEo JoURsAL.l
ELLSWORTH. March l2-Dsniel f
Donovan ard Daniel j. Donovan were
brought before Judge Dutton this after
noon or charge Of ssssult and battery upon
William Mcfarland and Victor Smith, both
Of Hancock.
they were put under 5000 bonds to ap-
pesr At tie April term OF the Supreme
court.
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TWO NEW STATES.
Favorable Reports on Admitting Arizona
and New Mexico.

WASHINGTON, March 13-Tbe House
committee on territories have authoriz ID
Re pre- sentative Joseph of New Mexico to
report favorsblv to the House the bill fol
the admission of New MEXICO as . state.
Also Representative Smith of Ariz ms to
report fsvorsbly the bill admitting Arizons
10 slatehood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
CONCORD l. MONTREAL
Stock Being Grabbed Up by the Boston
l. Maine Railroad.

CONCORD. N. H, March ID The re-
port comes to thi, city, via Boston, to3ighi,
ihst large holdings of Concord & Montresl
railroad stock, owned in Manchester, have
been obtained by psrtie. working in 'hs In
teres, Of the Boston Maine railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
OUR PORN INSPECTION


PARIS, March iS.--M, Dpclos, the French
revenue expert sent to the United states to
inquire into the system of American inspec-
ton of pOrt, sSid 20 day Secretary
Rusk's system 10 As perfect as ANYTHING can
be. There are no weak points in IL. Every
thing goes Ike cloCkwork under the direc-
ton OF MIR. Hickman. who ia = read savsnt.
| have visited the different pork countries,
and came TO the conclusion that il 10
ueither possible nor advantageous for every
body to pack or export single hog that has
not undergone microscopic inspection"