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The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

TROY. Rev David Boyd, of Newport,
came to Troy to preach last Sunday but ow-
ing, to the rain storm no services We're held.
Rev. David Bracket is expected to hold
services Oct. I'D. There will be box So
cable at Mrs John Whitney's Friday even
ing Oct. 21st. The Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Sarah E Cook, Oct. 18th. s..
Mr.. Charles II Forbes. of Brooks, was in
town Saturday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
f. Harding. Mrs. Dorcas Connor has clos
ed her house and will spend the winter in
Bangor with her niece, Mrs. Ara Warren...
Mrs. Addie Piper, who has been sick, has so
far recovered as to be out of doors again.
Farmers have nearly finished harvesting
their potatoes and apples. There will be a
large quantity of apples shipped from Troy
this fall. Agents are already in town look
ing up bargains. Mrs Inez M. Harding
has received a check for 1925 from F. L.
Palmer, treasurer Monroe Fair, from premi-
ums on articles exhibited at the fair. She
will realize larger sum from premiums at
Unity.
The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

THE subscriber hereby gives public motto,
1 concerned, that he has been duly ala.
and taken upon himself the trust of Adu5
tor of the estate Of
The Republican journal., 1892-10-20
JOHN z. WENTWORTH. late of kIT-

JOHN T. WENTWORTH late Of KIM
IN the County of Waldo, deceased by glVH-
as the law directs: he therefore requests a..
sens who are indebted to said deceased c>ta
make immediate payment. and those Vhe
any demands thereon. to exhibit the same + q
Element to him. EVERETT +. WENTNOEl
TIiE subscriber hereby gives public not Il. b.
i concerned, that he has been duly auui
ana taken upoIi himself the trust OF ENrr.
the estate of
DANIEL Il. HARDIN. late Ut Unity.
IN the County of Waldo, deceased. by 4jtiH-
as the law directs: he therefore requests q
sons who are indebted to said deceased ,~..
make Immediate payment and thuse WhD H...
demands thereon, to exhibit the same lo- s..
nent to him. CLEMENT EJONi
The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

Att Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
October. A. d. 1892.
A \ instrument purporting to be the last will and
n testament Of DAVID HOWE, late of Lincoln
VILE, in said County of Waldo. deceased, having
been presented for Probate.
Ordered That notice be given to all persons in
teresed by causing copy of this order to be pub
liShed three weeks successfully in the Republican
journal. printed at Belfast, that they may appear
at a PROBATE Court, to be held at Belfast, within
and tor>eald County, the second Tuesday of
November next. at ten of the clock before noon
and show cause, if amy they have, why the same
should not he proved. approx ed and allowed.
GEO. Il. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true copy. Attest :-bun->N T. FIELD, REGISTER
At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo. ON die second Tuesday of
October, 4. ID. 1892.
A instrument purpnrting To he the last will and
n testament of THOMAS DAVIS, late of Mont
Vile, in said County, of Waldo, deceased. having.
been presented for Probate
prdercd, Tina, notice be gwen To- all persons IN
lereSle'l ny causing copy OF this order to he pub
llShe' three weeks successfully III the Republican
journal printed at Belfast, that they MAY appear
at a PROBATE Court, To he held at Belfast, Within
ahd 10: said County, "ll the second Tuesday of
November next. at ten of the clock before noon
and show cause, if any they have WHY the same
shuud not be proved, approved and allowed
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true copy. Attest;-BoHAN p. FIELD, Register
The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

Notice is hereby yiyen that the Isleshoro I..
and Improvement Company will petition IA
next Legislature of Maine, for Legislative auth
ty to erect and maintain Il breakWater OF lNH
across the mouth of Dark Harbor, in lslesh'
Waldo County, Maine. at the place, and in SIT
stantiallN the manner in which breakwatt
dyke, has already been constructed by said "
pany.
lslesboro, Me-, Oct. 7, 1892
ISLESBORO LAND AND lMrRON EMENT t'
BY c. +. LITTLEFlELD, its Attorney 3t+I
The Republican journal., 1892-10-20

Al a Ir0bate Count held at Beltast Within and Tor
the County of Waldo, the second Tuesday of
October. A. ID. 1899.
A y instrument purporing To be last will aud
n testament of OF lNCN +. BEAN late OF Lii
erty. in said County of Waldo, deceased. having
been presented for Probate
Ordered That notice be given to all person, in
tere-ted by causing copy Of this order Ia he pul-
lised three weeks >lcceSsiN ely iii the Republican,
Journal, printed at Belfast. that they may appear
ut Probate Court, to- he held at Belfast within
and for said County. On the second TUESDAY of
November neNt. at ten of the clock before noon.
and show cause If amy they have, why the same
should not be proved. approved and allowed.
GEO. T.. JOHNSON. Judge.
4 true copy. Attest:-BpHAN Z. FIELD Register.
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THE FUNERAL OF rENNYsoN.
Impressive Ceremony at Westminster
AbhrN-wales Criticised.

Impressive Ceremony at Westminster
Abhry-waies Criticised.
LONDON. Oct. 12.-With all the honors
presence of many eminent men of letters.
statesmen and mobiles. the remains of
Tennyson were Inferred in the poets cor
ner. Westminster Abbey. to-day. Jcr,i-
salem chamber contained mass of rare
floral offerings. including n laurel wreath
from the queen. The remains are laid
beside those of Browning. The service
throughout. though extremely simple. was
very IMPRESSIVE. The weather was finc.
and bright sunshine streaming through
thc windows of the abbey rendered arti-
fetal light unnecessary. The music was
rendered by 40 singers. Immediately
after the service concluded, there was a
great rush to the grave. A number Of
policemen were obliged to form a Gordon
about il.
The Star this afternoon makes a covert
attack on the Prince of Wales absence
from the services. II was announced two
days ago that the prince would he present
but he did not attend. The Star prints a
letter. saving that the prince preferred Ia
90 shooting or attend the market races 10
attending the funeral of Tennyson. The
prime finds the popping over of helpless
birds n more congenial employment than
attending funerals of great men, and
urges this should not be allowed to pass
without official protest.
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SANDERS AT BOHEMIAN.
Montana's Great ISpoundcr OF Rrpubii-
can Doctrine Makes % speech.


Special Dispatch TO the standard
BozEMAS, Oct. l2.-Thc republicans to-
night made another attempt To- "cn'husc'
and to make "go" of i, got the "old war
hors"" from Helena Ia scatter abus" and
sarcasm from the platform Of the opera
house. a fair-siaed audience greeted him
and listened attcnt.gely To him for an hour
and half 10 his hollow platiiudc. 4 good
many old-,mc admirers Of Colonel san
dcrs were on hand. who appropriately
punctuated his remarks with applause.
thereby keeping awake all who W ro iG-
clined TO 90 In sleep. Most of the coloncl's y
speech was devoted to d"nuuciatior OF
the peoples party. and as a good per cent
ago of the audience was composed Of adj
hren's Ia this political creed, IL Is safe to
say they were fully convinced their vi"ws
were correct and will vote their ticket
straight. The probihiiionsts we're scorn"d
and democrats subjected To n regular f,l-
siladc of viiuperation and scaihinE abuse.
Dcmocra ,c votes were made by The meet.
ing tonight. and II the state central conn
mittcc send few more speakers of San
dcrs' style to Bos"man the dcmocratic
majority Of old Galla,in county will be
larger than ever known in It's history.
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REJOICING IN SPAIN.
Festivities in Madrid In Honor of Coium-
bu.-A Monum Unveiled.


Madrid. Oct. 12.-The festivities in
honor of the Columbian anniversary COM
menccd nj daybreak this morning. The
city Is gaily decorated. including many
American flags. Early masses. attended
by tbrongs of people. were said in all the
churches IN honor of Columbus. A
monster procession. formed of professors
and students of Spanish universities.
marched through the principal streets in
Medieval costumes.
A magnificent monument to Columbus
was unveiled at In Rabida to-day. The
ceremonies were attended by the queen
regent. King Alfonso. ministers of state,
senators. members Of the chamber OF
deputies. naval and military officers and
n vast concoursc Of civilians. The river
and bay were crowded with all dcscricp-
tions of craft. and when the covering was
dropped from the monument the wal
ships fired salute.
The queen regent has conferred the col.
lar of the order of the Golden Fleece upon
the Duke of Neragcta. the last lincal
descendant of Christopher Columbus.
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SOME BAD INDIANS.
General McCook'a Report of the Depart.
mrnt of Arizona.

General Merooa'a Report of the Depart.
m-at of Arizona.
WASHINGTON. Oct. i2.-Thc annual re-
port of General McC Cook. commanding thc
department of Arizona, has been received
by the war department. He dwclls NJ
length upon the Indian depredations and
particularly upon the conduct of 'Thc
KID" "a san Carlos Apache Indian and
refugee from the civil authorities. His
escapides, the general says. caused much
anxiety 10 the white people living near
the border of the White. Mountain res
ervation. as well as to the Indians who
live upon Il. u seems this Indian killed
many persons during May and June last.
but every plan and device put in operation
To entrap this willy savage failed. lie
elutled them all.
The conditions surrounding the Navajo
Indian reservation. the report says. are q
constant source OF anxiety to the In-
dian bureau and to army and civil
authorities Of Arizona and New Mexico.
There are 300 Indians living beyond the
limits Of the reservation. They have been
living upon unsurvcycd lands for genera
tions aud claim those locations "a their
homes. General Mctool, says in order tn
assist these people. the reservation should
bc divided into districts and army officers
sent INTO each district ,o make cNamina-
tions with view of establishing n systcm
of irrigation and developing n supply os
water by artcsian wells. etc. General Me-
Cook suggests the above plan In the inter-
est of peace. FOR n conflict With these In
dians, who are in great numbers and well
armed. would be- very serious business,
lie further suggests elimination from tho
civilized military administration Of the
affairs of this tribe.
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Two Had Isurylars.

srccial Disratch 10 the STANDARD.
MissoULN, Oct. i".-In the district court
to-day Benjamin Payne was found guilty
of burglary in the first degree. The crime
of which he is convicted is that of break
ing into the Missouri, Mercantile compa-
ny's store at Dcncrsvillc and taking
thcrcfrom about s75 worth IL goods. His
partner. John Monroe. will be tried to-
morrow for the same offcnse. The crime
was committed Sept. 5. and was one Of .
series Of burglarics which were made in.
side ~ two weeks a, Kalispel and Demers-
vile. The same parties are also wanted
for theft OF some horses IN Deer LDdge
county.
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YARDMEN STRIKE.
Trouble Along the Line of the "Big Four
ROnds.


CoICMBrs. Ohio. Oct. IA prelimi-
nary skirmish i'm the strike of the "Big
Four" yarimen took place this afternoon.
This morning Superintendent Higgins
posted "A notice that all employees who did
not resume work at p. IN. would be dis
charged and the wages due paid. Not a
single striker replied at the hour named.
bu, at p. M. when the com
pany started three engines IN the yards.
crowd of strikers rushed up. Two
strikers mounted cab. one tho engine
and were Immediately placed under ar
rest. The appearance Of a detail of po-
lice caused tho strikers to scatter. and the
engines proceeded down town. A con-
siderable amount of perisbable frcigh,
was gotten out during the balance Of the
aIteino The strikers claim that tho
yart.ncn at Springfield. DAYTON and
Cleveland will come out tomorrow and
will be joinc by the Pan Handle. the
Baltimore Ohio and the Columbus &
Hooking Valley and the Toledo roads to-
morrow. These reports are denied by
the officials of the roads named. The
big Four" officials tonight secured an
injunction to prevent the strikers from in
any manner interfering with the business
of the road.
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SWEPT BY FIRE.

Minnesota Farmers suffer severe Losses
square niies OF Forest Barned.
CRoogsroS, MIMI. Oct. l2.-Word was
received to-day of "a terrible fire raging in
the woods six miles from fosston. Tho
damage already done to private property
amounts To $4,000. and To other property
tho damage cannot be estimated. Set.
tiers ihruughou, the section are obliged to
leave their homes. 4 great many homes
have been swept ont Of existence. All
ahle bodied men in the country In tho
vicinity ot foSs'on we're out to-day fight
ing the fire. Al present rain Is falling
which will "ifectualiy stop further dam
ago IL il continues.
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SPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. l2.-llon. Will
lam Springer was recently chat gel in an
open letter by Secretary North of III"
National Association o' Wool manufac-
iurers with misuse of wool statistics IN his
discussion Of the tariff. Springer has
written letter In reply Ia be published in
the STATE Regisicr showing North's refer
cnces to prices of secured wool in the
United States and Europe rests only ON
the association. as there are no quotations
Of secured wool in this county. therefore
North's statement has no responsibility.
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Irnop. aud Tc,.,nt..

GAMBIA. Oct. 2.-For long past III f'"l-
ing has existed between the inhabitants OF
Splkia aud the Turkish troops stationed
in the various paris of the province. The
troops were overbearing and pcrpctrntcd
many outragcs on the Inhabitants. on
Oct. 4. the male inhabitants of Askifo
formed themselves into n body aud when
the soldiers attempted To pcrpctrate ono
of their accustomed outragcs. fight en-
sued. Nine soldiers aud villagers were
killed and many ON both sides wounded.
Much bitterness still prevails.
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vas given a chance to state his side of the

was given chance to state his side OF the
case. which he did clearly and honestly.
he denied the charge Of frcquentlng sa-
Icons or leaving his beat TO do so. IL was
decided by unanimous vote that Mr.
Parker should he rcinstaicd after the ex-
piration of the % days.
Tho contract for the extension OF the
Buffalo eulch storm sewer was awarded To
y. Is. McShcrry. Architect Patterson re-
ported that the contractors who were tn
furnish the iron girders for the public
library building could not secure II for
some time, partly ON account OF the Car
ncgie strike. Adjourned.
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wAsniNGToN. Oct. l2.-Assi-tant Com
missioner of Indian AHairs Bell replies to
the charge Of Captain Lee, contained IN
General Miles report. that the Cheyenne
and Arapahoc Indians were charged an
exorbitant fec by the attorney vino me-
goiiaicd treaty for them with the gov
cinmcnt for the reservation In the Indian
territory. He shows that the government
had to care for the rights 81 the Indians
aud ordered the payment of 81 800 fees to
the attorneys because their services had
been vastly valuable To the Indians.
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In iInnnr of MIIlilm.

yiENSA, Oct. IA grand banquet WAS
given at Schoenhrunn chateau this even.
ing in honor of the German emperor. In
addition To Empcrors William aud Francis
Joseph there were present all Austrian
nrchdukcs and cabinet ministers. After
the banquet the two emperors attended .
performance at the Rung theater.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
Murderer Burns Given Another Lesss
On Life.

Special Dlsra,ch TO thc standard
MIssorLA. Oct. l.. - Judge Marshall
this morning passed on the motion for
new trial In the ease of John Burns, con-
victcd of the murder of Maurice Higgins.
The ground on which the new trial was
asked for is that testimony was taken by
the jury ouI side the presence of the court
and the defendant. The motion was sus-
taHcd.
The lawyers for the defense state that
thcr. will be new evidence brought up In
the now trial, which will probably como
III Ia the January term of court.
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IN FAVOR OF ANACONDA.
People OF tn. fiaibead Country aud the
Capital Question.


SPECIAL Dispatch TO the standard
MIssovLA. Oct. ia gentleman who
has been making a political canvass Of the
Flathcal country said to tho STANDARDS
reporter to-day that there existed in that
section a very kindly feeling toward Ana
conda for the capital. and that the only
thing needed to SWING that part OF Mis-
oula county into line for Anaconda was a
positive know ledge that the Butte. Ana
cunda 4 Pacific would reach there In the
near future.
Here ~ Mlssoula there is no doubt as
Ia the early extension of the road into
Mhssnula aud on into the fla,hcad region
as soon as possible.
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Blaine In New York.

NEw YORK. Oct. 12~-James G.. Blaine
arrived in the city tonight and immedi-
tely took the train for ophir farm. where
he will bc the guest of Whitelaw Reid.
During his stav he will likely meet num-
bcr of republicans and give what aid he
can in the canvass.
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Western Union Meeting

New YORK. Oct. i2.-Thc annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Wcstern
Union was held to-day. Thirty directors
were elected, tho only now names being
Henry B. Hyde aud W. Murray Crane to
fll vacancies caused by the deaths of Sid.
ney Dillon and Cyrus W. Field.
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Special Dispatch 20 th. STANDARD
MIssoULA. Oct. 12.-Jaines Fitzgerald.
who was scaldcd Monday night while re-
pairing one of the boilers IN the electric
light works. is IN very critical condition
and not expected to live. Hr has been
dclirious a great deal of the time since the
accident. He is single man. His rcla-
,iyes live la Columbus. Ohio.
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Iiou.ht the Goods.

Special Dispatch 10 the staniIrL
MIssouLA. DOT. i2.-The bankrupt jcw-
elry stock % y. L. Dounelly was to-day
sold To +. j. Thoruburs. Of the firm of {.
G. Afford 4 Co., of New York FOR SlS.5OO.
The stock was purchased by them to pro-
tcct their own claim against il.
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We notice u shipment Of carpets. cur.
tains and rugs from the NJ. J. Connell Co,
Butte. to Cedar Rapids. Iowa. This enter.
prising house is selling goods in all the
surrounding states competing successfully
with eastern prices, patterns and styles
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Into 70 tabl. Car.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. IA Santa Fc
freight train ran into cable car here this
morning. killing William Barber. grip
man. {. Revis. Ed Mckinney and Jeffcr-
son Secrit, passcngers
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shnmrl IN. Wilt. Leather,

BUTTE. Oct. i2.-Frank Freeman was to
have gone against Joe Sheehy In n finish
figh, at the City Hall concert hall tonight,
but at the last minute his courage failed
him aud hc backed out. Tho local fight.
Shvshy.
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NJ. u,rr,..n,. conai,io..

wAsHINGroN. Oct. l2.-Asitle from the
fact tina, Mrs. Harrison is trihe weaker
this evening. there is no material change
to note IA her condition.
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sta tue In Fairmount park. where "Discov-
cry day" was appropriated commemo-
rated. There was an interesting celebra-
,ion this afternoon in the Academy OF
Music by the people of Roman Catholic
academies and the schools of the city.
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At Montreal.

MONTREAL, Oct. l2.-Thc four-hun-
dredth anniversary of the discovery of
America was made the occasion to-day of
q public holiday. In tho harbor all vessels
displayed bunting. A salute Of a hundred
guns was fired tonight.
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The latest fad in gents hats is the
"Montana." a soft hat with high crown
aud ncx shape. The Connell Co. have
just received shipment.
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Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. l2.-The story
published in Paris yesterday giving de-
tails of an alleged attomp, To assassinatc
the car, is pronounced absolutely false.
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A FIGURING MIL Burned.

LocEPuRr. y. ". Oct. l2.-Geor9e Chss-
ter's Touring mill burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000.
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At Philpdclphip.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. i2.-Tbree thous-
and members of the Italian societies of
this city paraded to-day 10 the Columbus
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lac I,aII Yesterday.

At New York;; Baltimore. 8.
At ~. Lpuis-3; Louisville. II.
At Philadelphia--S: Washington. s.
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To- NIGHT, in New York
City. will take place the great
Columbian banquet.
The invited guests include the
President. Vice. President, men,
bers Of the Cabinet, ex-Presi.
dents, Governors. Senators, Con-
gressmen, Mayors. high army
officers, and other civil and mill
tary functionaries and men pro-
minent in every walk Of life.
Each guest will be presented
with a medal struck in honor Of
the occasion.
"7Ae First Wealth is HeaiM."
EMERSON.
The above quotation applies tc
the celebrated DIR. Jaegcr's under
wear. which is made for comfort
warmth and the prolongation o
life. 1t is made under the "sani
tary system" of DR.. Gustav,
Jaeger. These goods are no
medicated. Their sanitary vir
tues arc due to NATURAL proper
ties inherent in the material ane
to the construction of the gar
ments. We carry a complete
stock of these goods in all grade.
and sizes, also take special order,
for women and children.
Our window this week shows /;
full and complete assortment o
Mems Underwear. from s. to ST.
per suit.