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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08
90; highways, sl5oo.oo; support Of poor

90; highways, sl5oo.oo; support Of poor
sl20o.eo.
| EUcKsPoKr -Selec:men Geo. w. Ah
bots, Joseph Tellock, Hefos,t L Marks
town clerk, W. A. Rsmick
school committee, A. A. Liuie efisld
Money appropriated: schools, $500; hist
ways, $500; support Of poor, $500.
CARxEL-F NJ Simpson, moderator
Lewis c Written. town clerk; Lewis C
Whissen, D W Garland And Z T 0Es
/ selecsmen. sssessors and ovefseers Of the
poor B Hopkins. treasurer; 3 W Fadep
collector and constable; W A swan, tovr
agent and auditor.
FAsaNGIo IoN-Selectmen W Fair
banks. C B Russell, S q Craig; town clerk,
G sorge L K gers school committee, Hiram,
Tlteomo. W z Berry, + o Lyford, F W
Butler, D II Kno~lton. Money Appropri.
ased Schools, $3.50; highways, 5000
sGpport OF poor, 1880; town charges,
$500; other purposes; school books
$500; large bridges, $3.50; outstanding in
destedness, 5000; interest, $500; Memo
rial Day. SIS; collection OF taxes, $3.50
abatements, $500
MAScHEsrER.-Selec + Hewins
RI; j G Sampson. [R); Oas ] Foster.
(U); Town Clerk. Geo II Kllbreth. b
Member Of School Committee G N
Knowles, RI. Money appropriated
schools. common, $500 (sl00) Free High
schools; highways, $500 in labor, $500
money support Of poor, $3.50 other pui-
poses, 1890.
observation-disclosures II NJ Gage. B
W Mssse. Charles Emerson; town clerk,
A ( Peabody; school committee or super
visor, Mrs Everett Woodman. Money az
prnpriAted schools, 800; support Of poor,
$3.50; other purposes highways, $500,
Dec. $40, graveyard fence $50. ice barn
$3.50; cash on road, 500.
Selectme1. John B Dodge.
John NJ rurner, Ofpheus p BrAnn; town
clerk Moses G.idden; school supervisor,
Frank Anes. Money appropriated :;
Schools, 800; highways, $500; support
Of poor, $500; other purposes, $1,000.
SrRoSe-Selectmer VIM II Hunter, j
r Worthy, A j Norton; town clerk, c Is
Richardson; supervisor, Geo w Webster
Money appropriated; Schools, S5500 !;
bighwsys, $500 90; support of poor
$4,000
WIsTERFoRr -Selectmen. J + Hussey,
C + Robinson, P White town clerk. Chas
X Hill supervisor, + M Porter. Money
appropriated: :hools, S2400; highways,
$4,000; support Of poor. $500; other pur-
poses, rosd machine, $500; school books,
500.
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MOTION DEFEATED
10 Complete Defences at Esquimalt on
Vancouver Island.

LONDON. Mach la the House Of Com
mons today Sir Stafford Norihcote called
the attention Of the House TO the state Of
defence at Esquimslt. the sea port Of Brit
::sh Columbia, on Vancouver island, 65
miles from the entrance Of the strait Of
juan de Euca.
E'quImalt has navy yard, hospital and
other necessary buildings for the require
ments of the British squadron, and he
moved that steps be at once taken to COM
plete the works for protection Of the hAr-
bor, The motion wss defeated without
divisiOu,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08
SHOW HEGAN.
II Was a Beautiful Day and Larg'
Crowd Turned Out.

Special to the KENsEBEC JOURNAL
SKowHEGAs, March 7.-Yesterdsy wsl
q beautiful day and large crowd turned
out to pass upon the town warrant. Promptly
At 10 o'clock Clerk g. s. Webb called the
meeting to order. There vas quite 4 con.
t st for moderator. % bsllotiug Hon. S
J. Walton was elected.
The following officers for the
ensuiug year were taen elecst
Town CLERK. George s.. Webb
first selectman. VIM. B. Snow; second
Levi C. Emery; third. r. Francis Parker
The same we're also elected assessors and
,ver,eers Of the poor. Town treasurer,
Rolspd T. Patten; sgent, s. W. Gould
4udltor, S W. Gould; two members of
school board for three years, E. z. Coffiu
ard Forrest Goodwin.
The following appropriations were made
highways, $1,000; Bridges and culve,ts
$1,000; Breaking snow roads, $1,000;
support Of poor; $4,000
schools. $4,000; free high school $500
text books, $3.50; cemeteries, 500; memo
'isl d.v. 500; evening school, $500
fo'sl, $50 050. s A Bickford was elecEed
collector
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08
HOTCHKISS SUIT
, Over the Millions of the Dead Inventor
| al Last Settled.

BRIp0ErlRr, osN March THE suit
begun In April. 1898. contesting the vii
Of the lac Berismin Berkeley Hotchkis-
widely known as the inventor Of the Hotch-
kiss RIFE and cannon hss been settled snd
settled and the case withdrawn from court
The litigsnts are brothers and sisters Of
the dead inventor. The terms of the set
Element are withheld from the public.
When Hotchkiss died the only direct
heirs were bis father aud mother. Subss
quently ilotchkiss senior died and left all
his estate. which included about 50, 900, ,o00
received from his son, to three of his chiI-
dren and cut ofl fourth, Charles A. Iiotch-
kiss of this city, without cent.
c. A. Hotchkiss and wife immediately
brought the suit mentioned, claiming ST.
400 900 as his share OF his fathers estate,
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TEN LOST
OF The Grew Of BiIk lnVertros,
sachs Abandoned Il Sea.
The Others. IS 10 Humber, Picked Up
BY Steamer Wendelsshon.


PHnApSLrHA, Pa. March Steamer
Bear Creek, Penaut, reports that March s.
lat 40 80, long 5S, she fell In with steamer
Mendelssohn for Baltimore from Rotter-
dam, which had on board 70 Of the crew Of
the bark Iuvertrossaohs. abandoned in
mid-ocean,
The hsrk sailed from here Feb. l. for
Calcutta. with over 1000 900 GALLONS Of
oil. The bark had crew Of SO and il 10
thought that 10 were drowned.
The disaster involves the loss Of over
$3.50 0o0 to the underwriters.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE
Course of Lectures Annual Minstrel
ShOw-SOeial Matters.

Brunswick, March TO sid and it
terest the large number Of students who
adopt teaching as their profession, . course
Of i've lectures has been arranged by the
Faculty and offered to the students and
townspeople in general. The first lecture
in the course was given Thursday evening
iu Memorial hall by A. E. Winship. editor
OF the New England Journal of Education.
His lecture was on The Public Schools OF
America
Prof. Lee gave IN illustrated lecture on
Labrador" at Camden last Wedne s1sy
Tutor Hunt assisted him with the stereop-
ticon.
The college annual, the Bugle, is e1-
peeted to sppesr very soon.
The third assembly of the term was
given by the junior class Friday evening
A large number attended, and the affair
was very successful. The next hop will
be the athletic hop, which comes Oh the
last Of next week.
The annual minstrel show is in the bands
Of the boating association, and will be given
for the benefit of this associs'inn about the
close Of this term. Lszslle, '92, leader Of
the Glee Club, is chairman Of the COM
mittee.
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AallrUa1s L Steanlg0ats
1xlInE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement OF Trains In Effect Sss.
28th, 1891.

sOfH0 WEsr%A A. N. for Lewiston
xoaaxHd, Portland, Boston anc Non zeal; f.s5 A
H. for Halioxeii. GArdiHsr and 3Gsth Gardner
.ai0 A, n. Tor BSunswisk, Lspiston, FsYnington
asshAnd, Portland and Boston. connecting iol
White Mountain fotn.s. 100 r n. .oi
HalIo4sli. Gardiner AAd socta Gardiner; III
T. N. for Brans picH. bath, P5sIEBf, Boston
and saturdays only, Tor HO0kiaad, SO y. NJ foi
HallosslI, Gardiner sad Sonth Guainer, l6t
rM might Pullman ios Ls Etst9E, BAH. Port
and and Boston.
tsoiyG EAsT-7.i0 A. N. might sxpsessJ TO,
sfoshsgaG, Beifast, Bangor, Bar Harbof, st
stephens -. John and AroostoOs Coanty; SII
N. FOR WsterVilis. SsoShsRsn and Bangor 81.
2. 'or ~hterville, Oakland, North Anson
Bingham. SxowhsyAn. Belfast. Dover and
~ John and AFoo--poE County. and sunday
only a s.i7 A NJ. ier Bangor.
ihe Signt Pullman Iraias run eAai. way every
slsht, sundays included. tut not to ssowhssaD
% Monday mornlngs, " 20 belfast. Dexter, OF
bsYond Bangor, on sun lag mornings.
The day Tspress trains going Vest Al l0-t0
" and East a. ~ r. " run daily, Sundays IN
aiujed. bet ~e.n Boston. LsTiston, Bath, Bangor
End St John.
Accom- THAIN FOR Augasfa
4aVns SuHth Gardiner. 4 u A. NJ. 10 Aad s3
NJ Gardiner, IS a. NJ l-2e and f.t5 r VI
HA.Osrll, 6-ty a. Nj, IS and $50 T. III
through tickets 70 California and ali point
south and "s-t may be had OF II. II Walker
li1ket sssHt, Augusta, Tie only off0e IN August
selling via all routes and checking baggase free OF
Kyense-
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pres. r 9ea1 " anassr.
! T. f. BOOTuBY. gena Pass. and Ticket Ar.
, y srfiahd Nov 10 1891
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AsPlESDID SHOWING
P. c. Holmes Co., D:elins DlTidsnd Of
$50 psR Share
Amounting to S70,OOO-A Successful
Concern. Well Handled.
Especial 70 KENNEsEc JOURNAL

Special to KESSEBEc JOURNAL
A meeting Of the P. c. Holmes Co. va.
held At the ctice Of the company today. and
= dividend Of 80 per cent. per share vas de.
clared. payable March 18th, on stock Of
record March l0.h.
The total amount dividend in this single
dividend amounted to the magnificent sum
Of $40 900. This CT mpsuy hss previously
divided among its stock holders Al amount
Of the Holmes re-Graphite Msnufactuf-
Co.'S stock, so that each shareholder
received eighs shares Of stock in the
new c,ppauy. This must be very graft
flying to those stockholders who were for
iunsse enough to secure their shares 1t
Sl00. and Z very creditable showing for
the company.
1t 10 very evident that Western and
Southern Investments are not the only one
that pay big dividends. The best Of it all
10 that this is only the entering wedge And
that there 10 every indication TO believe that
these dividends will be Of regular occor-
renee and Of the same goodly proportions.
The prosperity Of this home company is
exceedingly gratifying.
bab SouPeoy ~ hhc foi cav Va tic
Fibre Graph Manufacturing Co which
has capital Of $4,000 with 81 000, goo,
paid in, and 10 now building at Nicetown,
= suburb Of Philadelphia, q plant which
shall cover eight scres Of territory and cost
not far from 81 COO 900 and in negotiating g
for the establishment Of brsach plant in
New England.
1t is but recently too that the ? C, Holmes
Co. has sent out another promising offshoot,
The Holmes Trussed- Arm Fibre Pulley
Co, which has been organized fer the man
ufacture Of wood fibre pulley, the inven,
tion of 2. II. Holmes, who is the inventor
of the bearing for the manufacture of
which the Holmes Fibre Graphite Co. was
organized.
He regards it just a. essential in its way
as his lubricant bearing ard the company
hss placed 500 shares of 4 par value of
500 for sale here at $50 per share. This
is done to induce our business men to put
in their money and establish the business
here.
Its success and ultimate establishment
is assured anyway, as a gentleman was
at the Holmes Works one
week sgo to day who
was sbundantly able and willing to sign his
name to . check Of Z sufficient cum 10 pur-
chase the business. Oiber people want it
and come hundred Of miles to endeavof to
get it. We have it at cur door, with all its
future possibilities Of growth and no ole
cares to help its establishment here.
The Holmes Co. will wait the specified
time and then unless Gardiner capitalists
rise to their opportunities the business will
be carried from here to decrease the
property of some other city. II should be
established in Gardiner and general move.
ment to that end will secure it,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Work was begun st Ssco Monday on u .
power house for the electric street rsilway :.
The Thompsor Houston Co, will furnish
the electrical equipments.
Oliver Newman & GO. Of Lewiston, have
completed ice operations at Lake Msrauo-
cook. They had q large crew engaged
there for two weeks and shipped two train
loads day, cf tsen,v cars each, asgre-
eating SIX hundred tons daily.
The steam saw mill Of John A. wheelsY
At Madrid. Was totally destroy ed by FIRE
Sunday noon. The cause Of the FIRE was
sparks from s chimney. Mr.. Wheeler had
| Just pat in Eve thousand dollars worth Of
new machinery. The loss is owe, $1,000
| Insured for $4,000.
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WINTHROP BOOMING.


WINTHROP. March - The commit
tee chosen to select q site for Win
throp's condensed milk factory las de-
cided to locate on the south side Of Cause
way street, at the foot Of Lake Msrans-
cook. near the railroad.
The transfer of the property will be
made at once. An ice house will be erect
ed Immediately, and the necessary amount
of ice stored II is decided necessary to
erect brick bu ldirg, and work will COM
mence as soon as the frost is out of the
grouHd.
II is quite probable that the Congrega
tional society may erect new church more
centrally located. A meeting was held thi.
afternoon to listen to report of the con
mittee recently chosen to look about for q
site, etc.
John J. Tinkhsm presented the society
With . house on Clark street valued at
$1,000.
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RICHMOND.
An Appeal TO Stop the Liquor Business
in that Place.
Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL. (

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL
RICHMOND, March Rev. Mr.. Clifford
OF the Methodist church, caused = sensa-
ton yesterday by calling upon his consrs
CATION to protest by rising against the enor-
nous sale Of intoxicating liquors here. In
respon.e to his solicitation the entire con-
aregslion stood on their feet At the Free
Baptist church Rev. Mr.. Gilkey spoke on
Temperance, stating the sale Of at the agen-
cy of So coo worth of liquor the presen,
year. as against 81 500 worth last year, Va,
appslliug.
II. B. Clifford is reported to be very sick.
George Newell, has been appointed deputy
sheriff to fll the Vacancy caused BY the
death of the late G. II, Hodges.
The interior Of Lake blccx was slightly
dsmsged by are Saturday afternoon.
f. A. Libby is moving on to bis farm,
the VIM. Chase place.
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'SACO.


SAco, March l. la the city election to-
day James o. Bradbury. Republican, wai
elected mayor by 1873 ms ori'y over Albert
W. Cole, the Democratic candidate.
The Republican msjofity last election
was 1874 Democrats elect the majority Of
ward officers, carrying fout Of the seven
wards. The Democrats celebrated their
victory tonight with music, oonflres, sere.
nades and fireworks.
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IOWA DELEGATES
Will Probably Go for Harrison In the
State Convention.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, March The Re
publcans Of Wapello, Taylor, Msrshsn
Iowa, Cedar and Howard counties have
chosen strong Harrison delegation to the
state convention.
The Madison county delegates are il
structed to favor Blaine; Keokuck is for
Blaine fret and Harrison second; Adams
sends Blaine and Harrison delegations
Appsnocse is frat for Blame. The indics
tions are this, Harrison will have clear
maiority Of the state con vention.
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THE ELECTIONS.
EltVen Prosperous Cities ino
NQmsrOus xliue Towns
hold Annual Eiectloas-- ---.Republiea1
Tickets G.rerally Elected.
Lewiston and Portland Democratic, but
Seems All Alone in 50 Being.
Especial 70 the Krssrrro JounsAL.

Special 10 the KENsEsxc JoURsAL.l
GARDINER, March The city electior
has been in progress today, but very quietl,
many Of our eirzens not realizing the fac
that saeh an event VA t,anspiriog. Ths
vote has been very light in Gil the wards q
there vas 20 opposition 70 A. N. Spear
E O., for msyor.
The oply contest for the day was in Wsrc
2, where q second ticket was placed in the
Geld and the regular popiuees fer councii
nsn .ers defeated With ore exception
~hers tie resulted c. E. Pickering anf
). K Lit le Asld each receiving ~ votes
Another el' ction for third councilmer
oil! be he'd 10 tbs ward nett Monday
The following figures sho~ the vote fol
m.yor BY wards s compared with las
year.
,.o, Ward ! ;. :. 3 Tota
i.a. i.sa. q e - % = = 8 :. e e Il Il q: 4
The following gentlemen were elsc.et
today and will have charge Of municipal
shsirs for the comirg yesr:
Aldermen. Wsrd /, NJ. W. F. Pray; 2
y Ia JUbHs'hr d u. Nutcs1 =, y. y
Hooker; 5, L ". Morreli; 6, j. W. East.
man.
Counc.lmen, Ward /, J.E Cunningham,
u. W. Potter james Church; ?, ii. \.
Fuller, j. P. Rues. vacancy; 3, NJ. A
Hsrsdrn j. W. Robinson, B. W. Partridge
I, Gustayus Move, Charles d. Knox, J
W z. johnson; 5. Augustus Bailey. SAm'l
W. Cuts, VIM. c. Keene 9, Geo. c.
Besdle. Chss Il. Cspep, W. Fl. Libby.
Wsrders, Ward l. Cnss II. Berry; 2
y. " Towt send; 8, Charles X. White; 4
VIM Fl Oliver; ;, A. Fl. Jordan; 8, Chas.
L. Austis.
Ward Clerks, Wsfdl, VIM. IL. O'Brien
2, GEO. Fl. Fuller 3, Fred McCsuslAnd
I, EtwNd G. Moore; 5. Fred E. Potter
g. COss. E. Cspen.
Con.,sbles, Ward 1, NJ. V. McNsmsrs
2 Cha-. w. G1Odwir; 3, S. W. Andrews
4, B. F Dunlap; 5, + Den b. Hinckley; 6,
Chss, A. y lnis.
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Camden's new wooden mill is assured. the
necessary stock has all been taken. The
new mill will cost from S65, 900 to $40, 900.
The stockholders are W. G. Alden, II. l..
Alden. Isaac Sherman. j. IL. Montgomery
ID. ii. Bisbee, W. IL Fsunce, q. +. Bur
gess, VIM. Pascal, Simonton & Gill and
knowlton Bros. The corporation will be
organized March 10, and work on the plant
will begin as soon as the organization 10
perfected. The mill will be an eight or
en-set one, Of wood, with productive Ca
pscity equal to the Camden mills.
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The sweetest thing that ever grew be-
side human door, was little May. until
she took to having headaches. For time
she lost her beauty. but one bright day her
pspa bought bottle Of Salvation Oil, and
10. she 10 - sweet and pretty Is ever.
Time is morey, but health is happiness,
II you have bad cold or cough use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. II will cure you
every time. Price 25 cts. dltfolrm
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FIRE At MADISON.
The Pulp Mill Has Small Blaze-Easily
ExtiuguiShed.

MADISON, March AT 8 30 tonight fire
caught in the surplus bin in the fuel room
Of the boiler house at the pulp mill on the
roof ard the inside OF the room was soon in
flames. The compsny's fre department
was called out and the fire was extinguished
in three quarters Of Al hour. The damsge
is few hundred dollars. The cause is
unknown, probably 8 spark from the
chimney,
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And after typhoid fever, dtphtheria. pneu-
mona, OF otner prostrating diseases, Hood.
Sarsspsrilla is just what is needed to restore
the strength and vigor so much desired. and
to expel all poison from the blo9d. IL ha.
bad wonderful success ia many such cases
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver,
rousing i. from to7pidisy to its raturaI
duties, cure constipation aud assist dises-
iion. dsvlJ chd&vfolrm
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FIRE AT MECHANIC FALLS.
Poland Papers Co.'S Buildings Damaged
About $4,000 by Fire.

MECHANIC FALL. March Fire this
afternoon in the buildings Of the Poland
Paper Company here did dsmsgs amount
ing to aoout 600, the carpenter and
machine shop being destroyed. Other
buildings at the plant and about t,vn had
narrow escapes.
Aid vas # cred BY Portland and Lewis.
ton, but WAS not needed.
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PORTLAND.
Goes Into the Hand of Democratic Rul.
ers for the Ensuing Year.

Goes Into the Hand of Democratic Rul'
ers for the Ensuing Year.
PORTLAND, March The city is turned
upside down tonight. The Democrats are
psrsding the .t.eet, with bands and torches
For the first time for years the Demo.
Gratis have gained control Of the city gov
ernment, eIectirg a msjority of the city
council on j)int ballot and electing mayor
by wide margin over all.
Full returns from all wards gave the fol
lowing result for mayor lngrshsm, Dame
2rst. 1853; True, Republican, Sl26; Deer
log, Prohibition, 1903; scattering. 3. The
Democrats elect SIX out Of the seven alder
men. 10 the common council nine Repuoli
cans snd nine Democrats were chosen, with
no choice on three councilmen.
This gives the Democrats Is out Of 2s
votes clean on joint ballot and turns out OF
office the entire corps Of city officers, some
of whom have served for 25 years or more
and barely escaped the loss Of the schoo
board to the Republicans, it now standing
Re- publicsns and 3 Democrats.
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DEERING
Elects First Board of City 0f!icers.-All
Republicans.

PORTLAND, March 7.-Deeting held an
election today for the first board Of officers
under the city charter. The Republicans
carried the entire city council and elected
W. W. Merrill mayor by 6i2 votes sgsinst
800 votes for Gee. B. Lesvitt, Democrat,
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BICYCLE RACE
At New York-AshinSer Leads With 175
Miles, ) Laps TO His Credit

NEW YORK, March I'll the bicycle
contest at A. M. the score stood: Ash
niger, It's miles, laps; Lumsdeu l75, 5 /;
Martin. 115, 3; Reading, l75, A. Schock
ia, 5; Stage, 40, 2; Lamb, 175, 3. This
ended the score for the night. Several
contestants have retired.
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PORTLAND, March The Democrat
elected their candidate for mayor in West-
brook today by 27 majority. The Repub-
licans elected the city clerk and 10 of the
| 13 ALDERMEN at large by msjotiiies rsI gins
/ f.cm 25 TO 80
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FOSTER AND GOSHEN
Have Had Two Interviews but Settled
Nothing on the Silver Question.

LoNpoN March 7 Hon. Charles Foe.
ter, secretary of the treasury and Rt. Hon.
George j. GosChen, chancellor Of the eI-
chsquer, have hsd two interviews, but
nothing is settled concerning the holding
OF currency conference That matter de
ponds en'irely upon coming negotiations.
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At PALMYRA.

Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
PALNYRA, Msrch 7.-Municipsl officers
were elected today ~ follows; Moderator,
F. L. Brown; clerk, r. A. Stacy; select
men, J. P Longly, F, l.. Brown. NJ. Dyer
treasurer, r. A. Stscy supervisor, B. P.
Hanson. Money appropriated: Schools,
ss05; free high school, slo0; Highways,
$4,000 labor, $500 cash; support Of poor,
SSnl
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Voted TO Add $4,000 and Have S3o..
900 School House.

BRUNSWICK, March 7-Brunswick
electe the following officers today; Select
msp, Thomas B. Skoifi I'D, Robert Fl. Stan
wood, Barton r. Jordan.
1t sss voted to raise SIS COO additional
for ne~ school house, making the total
cost, S95 900. 1t Vas also voted not to
apply for . city charter.
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T0pshaul.

BRusswTcK. March 7.-Topsham elect
ed the followir & tfficer. Sslectmen, C. P
Edgecomb, Joseph Whitney, William
Cam: ciers. NJ. C. Hall; treasurer, J. C.
Putinton; supervisor Of schools, George
W, Avery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-08
ALL SAVED.
Crew of Waterlogged and Abandoned
Dutch Bark Brought In.

SAVANNAH. G., March BARK Boz its
Nor from Aat~erp, landed here to-day
with Cspt SPsnSer snd II men, the crew
Of the Dutch bark, Jan Pieterssoon koep,
from Pensacola for marlborough, with
iuu Der, abandoned Feb 2i. in lat. "A, 10
N. long. 90, IS ", She WAS watsrlogged.