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The advocate., 1892-01-20

even the next moment lies in the womb
OF futurlty; and, to mortals, Is only
made sable when 1t reaches them and
thus becomes time present
The following occurs In DR.. Edward
Young's nights Thoughts"
The bell strikes one. We take no note OF time
but from It's loss
AZ II an angel spoke hear the solemn sound.
I heard Alright; 1t Is the knell of my departed
yars
Where are they9 Gone with those before the
food.
But truce to sentiment with these
closing statements, that It may behoove
US to be profted by the past and by all
that 1t has brought US; to be thankful
for the present and all It's
blessings; and to be hopeful for
the future, and for all it may seem to
promise to bring to us.
If we but rise each day firmly resolved
TO strive to do nothing against, but
everything that ls possible for the COM
ing Of the kingdom of heaven upon the
earth, then may we retire at night
measurably at peace with ourselves and
with the rest Of mankind, and thus some.
what meet the approval Of Him who.
holds destlnies within the hollow Of His
hand.
And now a word as to something per
sonal to the subscriber. Since my de-
pRrture from the beautiful city Of To-
peka on November 81, l have seen but
one Issue Of the Capital. That was by
accident, as 1t were, on the 28th inst,
and II was the weekly issue OF Decem-
Der II, 1891, and from that l quote the,
following from its editorial, "BrOther
Hebbsrd's Contributions to Humorous
Literature" From the Jewish scriptures
| am admoniShed not to answer fool
according to his folly, while In the "LlV-
lng 0racles," Is found the command,
"Love your enemies, and pray for them
that persecute you" But to return TO
the quotations written In the absence Of
the subscriber and intended to burlesque.
him among his Republican acquaintances
and friends In Kansas. Here Is the
literary gem from the Capital, presented
mainly so as to show its knowledge of
history:
Col. Hebbard's style has the remarkable faculty
Of being purely HguratIve and yet entirely devoid
Of fancy and imagination. Az to his biography,
1t can be Sketched 10 sentence: Three years
ago Col. Hebbard was q rabid aud ruthless Re-
publican; two years ago, nominee Of the pro-
hibllory party for Congress; one year ago, out Of
politics BY reason Of personal injury, fIom
which he has recovered; this year, fulLaedged
calamity howler and StatiSticlanln-chlef for that
very statistical paper, THE ADVOCATE.
The subscriber has never written his
biography, nor has he any intention,
Of so doing In the immediate future; but
be supposes three years ago was 1888;
that two years ago was 1880; one year
ago was 1890, and that this year is 1901.
Now II these impressions be not "purely
fguratlve" nor "devold of fancy and
imagination" one might most meekly
Inquire what kind of Republican
really "ruthIesS Republican" can possibly
beY
But three years ago-if that would be.
lSSS-what newspaper In Kansas, except
the official state paper, would say that
COL Hebbard was "three years ago, q,
rabld and ruthless Republican" or was
even an humble member Of the RepublI.
can party or had been for eight yearsP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05
New York Produce Market.

NEW rOkk, Mar.
rbout--K Receipts. lsoio pigs; exports. Sa'
sales, 1000 bbls. low extrss s2oaI u CITY
ailI.s sOas5 i5, City mil. patents, - baeaAo.
winter wheat, low grades, q loae3s: tair 70
fancy q soas4 ~ patents. a :oatsl5, Minnesota
Jiesr, st,l0ass7b DO. passnts, efboaebz3
straights, Ss.ssa<4.s), rye mixture, tf.l0Ast 70,
,gpef1ne, ~ 1858 nne, f0aes ID.
SHgAr-hsOsiUb 81 COO bush. sapofu. Hs57,
,Aes ijs, 900 unssttlcd moderate business closing
~ req. .Gi!aios. store and elevator; 81
sios snoat. .Oslalooi TOD. No. red lootaloi.
No. / northern ioisalosi. No !, hard, io' AM.
no. z northern, l0Oi spring. -
AIE- steady. quiet, western, Nsaloit
bAsLsr-asl, a:eady. no mh~anss, re ''Aoo
Coss- nsoeip.s is7oo. s.Dofs' 1921. '-4ss.
80 z. fg,a45z elevator; 5ota5oa, anoat. nngradcd
mixed, 45a5ii. no. z, white G no. isl,o.
s.saher mixed, fsa593
UATs-ksOeipts. 6i50o, exports, 95so, saiss.
20. ., 5sa; do white. s7,a;is ,aoa. :s.ss7b,
10 wins. " sia35i. no a, 81, 40 ~nite 3st mixed
Desiern, SolA3s, do wnite 3saiis. white ststs.
C,,rraE-Hio, dull. nominaI, No 7. ~
sUoAg-rsw. quiet hrm, renined firm.
fairly astive; ve;----------po. o, aaa5i, no. Z.
9.l6as II TO- no. 6, la3 /, no. .. 1as /. no 10
no. isnSS nS = ! is., ai"1s sIs, % r., IL lsa.,
mould, "A isat., standard, a 4s4I. ooniectioners a
ia4t Gu. iost, 5s;i, crushed, 5a5l, powdered,
ss ala granaIated, s.si, cubes, iiasi.
rHIEoLx1s- quiet. steady, aniDed. jsl,
PORK quiet, steady.
bkEF-bgm. quiet
LARD a1y, quiet. western steam closed
8 rs ask, d cI.y, loa6so. refined, qai' /,
D. m; con ut,nspt, q Sal IL, Ae770
BuTTEa-fsi Dc inand, steady, state dairy saH
western creamery. 2laSl factory, ioa<s. eigln,
81 roiis. loa<l, immita,iSn creamery, i3az'
sfs.snts TO Laserrooi. market steaiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05
hutfUaos 4. steaulouats
ElIAE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject New.
Goth, 1891.

GOING WEsT-s.IG A. N. FOR Lewiston,
Eocsland, Portland, Boston and Montreal; r.f5 A.
r. for HAiowaA Gardiner and South Gardiner
aleA. N. for Brunsri1k, Lewiston, Warrington,
Roatlsad, Portland and Boston, connecting for
White Mountain Points, 800 p. NJ. for
HAlovsu, Gardner and South Gardiner; . Is
Pm Tor Bruns~ict. Bath, Po.Iaud, Boston.
.ad Saturdays only. for Kocklandi sos r N. Tor
HLlowell Gardiner and o00tff Gardiner; II. 90
Ph NIGH Ppilnanl Tor Lewiston. Bath, Port
md And Boston
COIN. EAsT-a.Io A. N. might eKpress) for
ssoxhegan, Belfast, bangor. Bar H1bor. 81.
Stephens, 81. John and AroostoOk County; an
4. for Katervilir, SaoVhegan and Bangor, 3.is
?, N. tor wA.eryiilc, Oakland, North Anson.
sisEhsm. 5towhesan, Belfast, Dover aud
tarro't, Bangor, Bar Hsrbor. St Stephens.
H. John And Afnos'Juk County, and sundays
snlY ~ gl7 4 ~ for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night, Sundays in3iHd' H. out not 10 SEowhegan
"a Monday morning.. ot 20 Belfast, Dexter, or
beJopd Bangor, on sun lay mornings.
The day eEpross trains going West Of 1910 A.
y and East At ltS r N run daily, Sundays In
tladed. between Boston. Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
and st. John,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
ks7e. sooth Gardiner. 6.25 A. NJ: 10 and IS
". Gardiner. etsA M; i.2o and tts r. NJ. f.,
Hsiosell, st9 a NJ. Is and 4-s9 +. ii.
ihroash uos.ts M California and sll points
soath and sc-i may BE- had of Il. n. Walker
tiess agent, Aggusta tne only oiboe IN Ausu-is
sllns via All routes aud checking baggage free VI
fspsn.e,
PAfSoN Tucker, Vice Pres. 9eH'l Manager
EE. B0OTHBY. Gcn1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't-
Portland. Nov, co. lt9l,
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E. VI. FIELD CASE.
Judge Van Brunt Surprises All the
Counsel and the Jurymen.

New YORK, March An the inquiry at
to the insanity Of Edward M, Field today
several physicians testified to exsmiI lnl
Field and declared tha. he is Stimulating
insanity.
At 7,l5 this evening. while Mr.. Cochran
vas cross examining DR.. Mcdonald, Judge
Van Brunt stopped the counsel and said ii
rather . sharp tone 1.-THE counsel prom
i.ed to fluish this case in FIVE days. GET
tlemen Of the jury, you are discharged"
The judge picked up his hat and went Il
his private rooms. The counsel on! both
sides and the jurors were dumbfounded.
District Attorney Nicoli and Mr.. Cock
ran persuaded the Jurors to remain Until
they could consult with the judge.
At 80 Judge Van Btunt came back Oh
the bench wearing his overcast. He ssiC
the counsel informed him that they voult
finish in & very short time, AID the cas-
~as again resumed.
Judge Van Brunt's abrupt acton is &C
counted for by the fact that the case VS.
to be concluded in FIVE days in order Il
give MIN opportunity to write rome d.
cisons that he will have to hand down II
the general term Of the Supreme Cour
over which be will preside Monday.
Instead of finishing in five days, the
have consumed seven days, ard the judg
had to si, up nights preparing for the gen
eral term work. The case will probabl
be concluded tomorrow.
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no AGREEMENT
Reached by Bchring Sea Seal Commits
sion Sessions Closed.

WAsHINGroN, March THE joint COM
mission on ihe Behring sea seal fisheries
held the final session at the state depart
ment this afternoon. After signing the
joint report, emoodying q statement of
facts as to all the points connected with the
sealing industry on which there was no dis
pute, the commission adj burned sine die.
1t is understood that no agreement was
reached on the main question at Issue, as
to whether the closed season and the pro-
hibi,ion OF pelsgic sealing was essential for
the pre- servstion of the seal spec'es.
1t is .aid that the representatives of the
United States advocated a policy Of this
kind u limited period, but the represen-
tstives Of Great Britain opposed it. There
will therefore be two separate reports on
this point.
These, with the oitt report on matters
OF minor Importance. will be submitted TO
the board Of arbitration when that body is
organized.
The treasury department is making the
usual arrangement for enforcement Of the
laws in regard to seal fisheries, and reve-
nue. cutters Rush Corwin and Bear are be =
ing fitted out at San Francisco for the al
nusl cruise in Behring Sea.
The sealing fl eet has already begun op-
erations in the vicinity Of the Columbia
river, ard the treasury department is con-
siderirg the sdvsabiiity Of dispatchiug a
revenue cutter there to see that no sealing
10 done within three miles Of the United
) ,ates territorr.
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DO YOU MEAN IT?
That 10 Years viii See Electric Cars
Ru1nins
From Brunswick TO Bingham, Good
Idea, Let II Come!
Especial to the KnssEBEo JOURNAL I

Especial to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL ]
SKowHEGAN, March Amos F. Ger
aid fairfield was in town today and wa
seen by the JOURNAL Mr., Gerald in tn,
course of the interview said
The proposed electric road from thi
place to Madison Bridge ought to go.
can be built and equipped for $4,000
and would be source Of much benefit L
both Madison and Skowhegsn,
IhAve nothing further to say at tPis time
unless it be that within 10 years you viii
see electric cars running from Brunswics
to Bingham.
Iwould gladly say more il it were right
that l should, but prefer to wait until the
local managers Of the project &C! IN some
decided msnner.
The JoURsALs article of Friday morning
was a surprise to many, bnt it took well and
your representative saw several groups Of
citizens discussing the question during the
day.
A meeting of those interested in the
sheme will be held shortly when the JouR
NAL will publish the scheme in it.
complete form, detailing the exact route,
privileges and benefits SO that all may un-
derstand clearly wha; is proposed.
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8OMEPSST RAILWAY

Comnsnolns Moudsg, June Egth, 1871, train
vii 'ua a. 'oilows, connecting st Oakland WITH
Name Ceutr1 Railroad
'or Boston, Portland, LsEistou. WsterViIle. Al
slsta, showhcgan and Bangor
Passenger udns leave Bingham. sH A. ".
'Rn ", sni0n, $50 4. NJ. t2-56 ? N; Cara
lsnt Fuls, IS = N, 'io5 P. NJ, EmOden. 7oi
ss- 10 ? ", North Au-ou. ~ A. NJ, so =
n, ansou, 7.a7 a. NJ. i.5s =, NJ, Madison. y.s0 A
s,anP.s Notrfsewook, 80 NJ, 72l p
y, 5snss siding - SO A. NJ, - .26 P. NJ, Sswten.
tro''iHs, 's,0l n, 20 p NJ, arrive Oakland
ss..s, gSo Pm.
IRON Boston, Portland. lewiston. Aag1sis, Wa
tsfviIc, SkpEhsssn and Bangor
Passenger tralns lssye Oakland, a.O6 A. NJ, 49,
~, sawtele Crossing. 'q-lo A. NJ. IS 90 p. Vi.
Fanss Siding. -, % A ", 507 P NJ; Norridge
socs, VA 4. NJ, 5.it =. N. Madison, 9-ss A. M
rs N, Anson, 3Sak ". 3s p North a n
,ee, 1903 NJ, $50 p NJ, Embden, l0.S0 A. NJ.
80 " CUratunk Falls, 'l0s IS a NJ, a II y
SoIon. 10 IS ", s.ie P NJ, arrive Bingham
BAN, eB F.N
Fss stations. At xhiOh trsins stop on signal ~
actes 70 conductor, Mixed between Bingham
sad North Arson. WIN. II. AVER, Supt.
sept1dtf
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SHlPWRECKRD.
Fisherman Stranded On Duck
Island, Isles Of Shoals.
Where They E.is Exp Ssd 10 All III, Ter.
loiS Of The Storm.
Taken on by Life Savers and Carried tO
Place of Safety,

PORTSMOUTH N H, March This AFTER
noon the life saving crew at Jerry's Poin,
noticed signals of distress ilyIrg on ID ick
Island. Isles of Shoals.
Word was sent to this city and the tug
Cocheeo went to Jefry's Poiot aud took on
board the life saving crew and boat. pro.
ceeding thence - Duck l.lspd,
The sea was breaking all around the isl.
and. and with great difficulty the life boat
crew succeed d in lauding
On the island were three lobster fisher
men, whose boats had been sunk OF
smashed by the heavy sea, leaving them
prisoners. They had been 90 the islaa ID
since Wednesday night
O~ing TO the SEA breaking over ,hem on
shore. they were obliged to take refuge or
the highest point of the island, where they
were exposed TO the full force Of the storm
They suffered terribly from exposure
and the life boat took them OF and carried
them to Appledore island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05
BATES COLLEGE.
A New Glee Clnb-SOciety for Suppress.
sion of Slang.

Special to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL
LEWISTON, Mar. A College Gles
Ciup is one Of the projects on foot here
and il seems certsia Of real alton. The
success Of the band last year has given rise
to hopes that the Glee Club may prove 6
m after of pride to the students. as was the
band in so large measure. The loss last
fall, by the departure Of the bands able
and popular leader was severely felt, and
the college earnestly hopes that his place
may soon be filled,
As start on q new tack, the Glee Club
q double quartet has been Organized. The
talent is not lacking to make this the
success it deserves to be. The voices Of
the members only need training to gether to
give the club good bssis for its WORK.
Wednesday evening Miss Angel and
Miss Howe, both of the class Of 80, were
"st home" to their friends. among whom
are counted no email number Of the stu
dents Of Bates. The class of 80 was noted
for its social abilities and the genislity OF
its members, and the affair was one we'll
worthy Of representatives, Of that popular
class. 1t was pronounced by all q very
enjoyable occasion.
During the fall the ladies formed a
society for the suppression Of slang.
Heavy fnes were imposed for clip
Of the tongue. and with good res
suits in one direction At least. The
society is disbsnded; and the funds in the
treasury have msterislizei As = picture,
tablecloth, and window hsngings for the
Y. M. c. A. room. Even slang accom-
plishes some good when uader the dire c. lion
of the fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05
LOCATION FINED
For the Winthrop Compressed Milk Fac.
tory Work TO Begin Soon.
I Special to the KEHnEBEo Journal.

Especial to the KEsNEBEo JouRNAL.i
WINTHROP, March F. o. Buzzell,
treasurer Of the Aroostook Condensed Milk
Company, Mr, Dove, one of the directors,
both of Bangor, and MIR. Sesgrave, super.
iotendent Of the Newport factory, were
here today, together with the committees
chosen.
After careful survey Of several locA-
tions they purchased about three-fourths of
an acre from Ed kimbsll and two and one
acres Of c. II. Gale laying south of Cause
way street. bordering tn railroad at the
foot Of Lake Marsnacook and will locate
the factory there.
Ii will be an excellent location ss it is
handy to the rsilrosd and water.
An architect is here to draw up the plan.
for the buildings Operations will BE-
begun at once putting up an icehou.e and
securing the necessary supply Of ice.
Winthrop is jubilsnt tonight
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THANKS TO RAIN
French GindMms Vtre Saved
from Bslrs Blown Up.
Monster Dynamite Cartridges Bslrs
Placed Under Building aud Lighted.
British Steamer with 100 Passengers,
Probably Lost In Indian Ocean.

PARIs. March AT Saint -Sur-Seine.
four miles from Paris, confederation was
created in the gendNmerie this morning BY
the discovery OF two dynamite cartridges,
.hlch were placed in the doorway Of that
pnliing.
The fuses of the cartridge, had been
lighted, but the rain had txtuguished
hem.
The cartridges were powerful enough to
have blown the whole police barracks to
atoms.
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HORRIBLE SUFFERING
Among The Starving Poor 10 Vienna
AL Out Of Work
And Living in Fear OF Eviction and No
Money for Bread.

LoSDoN, March An agent Of the
Reuters Telegram Company, inquiring into
the distress in Vienna. paints . terrible
picture of the destitution that prevails In
that city.
Many houses, he says, have splendid ex-
ieriors that give no suspicion Of their
m iserabie interiors. The csl'ars in such
houses, he silirms, are crowded with starv-
ing persons out of work, others earning
only q mere piltsnce.
Hundreds are unable to pay rent, and
exist in daily fear OF eviction. In spite all
this misery there is a total absence Of e,i-
denCe Of vice among the sufferers.
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ANNUAL SESSION
OF Somerset District Lodge of 1. 0. 0. +.
Held at South NOrridgewock,
Special to the KEsrEBEo JOURNAL.

Especial to the KErNEBEo JOURNAL.
SoUTH NoRRIDGEwocK, March -
Somerset District Lodge, |. 0, 0. F. met
in its annual session at Grange Hall At lC
o'clock today. Owing to the bad travelling
the attendance 10 small.
Five lodges in the district were repre-.
ssnted by nineteen delegates, and the Grand
Lodge by Mrs. Cain of Wsterville.
The forenoon was occupied BY report,
from lodges AID election Of delegates and
alterustes to the Grand Lodge. The re
ports frem different lodges chow An increase
Of membership and interest in the county
during the last quarter.
Several new lodges have been instituted
and old ones reorgsnized. The election Of
officers will take place this afternoon.
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STEAMER OVERDUE.
sailed in January From Bombay for
Mauritius Probably Lost.

LONDON. March 4.-Ths British Steamer
Deccsn, 2022 tons, sailed from Bombay
January IL, for Msuritius is now Is days
overdue at the latter place.
II is feared that she was lost in the
csclone which occurred Immediately after
he departure from Bombay. She had on
BOARD. beside the crew, 100 native passen-
gers, and it is feared that all were drow ned.
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The Mayors Message May We be par
doned for requesting the Mayor to incorpc-
rate in his ne X message the fact that many
Of ou, most prominent citizens have been
cured Of rheumatism, neuralgis and hir-
dred complaints BY Salvation Oil, and to
recommend this valuable medicine.
Is must be good. for everybody recon-
mend. il. We mean DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price 25 cents. dldolfm
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LOST BOTH LEGS
And the Jury Awarded Him Verdict Of
100000 Damages

BosTos, March 4.--In the superior cour,
today the J1ry accorded Frank II. Turner
500, 900 10 = suis sgainst the Boston G
Maine railroad for injuries received .,
Aver Junction.
The plaintiff, q brakeman on the Fitch
burg railroad, caught his foot in frog On
the Boston G Maize tracks, and had both
legs cut of by the train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05

OF Hoods Sarsspariils - . blood purifier
entities it to your confidence. No other
preparation has such = record OF cures of
Scrofuia, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, or
other blood diseases. To Try it is to kao~
it. merit. Be sure to get Hoods Ssrsspa-
rils.
For general family caihsrtic We conf
dendy recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
d&elyfolrmchc&g
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MUTINY ABOARD
And the Schooner Unable to Proceed
on Account Of the Gale.

CHATHAM. Mas. March 4.--Schooner
Blanche Ii. King, thst has been anchored
norshwes. Of Handkerchief for two weeks
avsi,iDg s chance to proceed to Portsmouth,
has mutinous crew aboard.
She was boarded today by life savers
from M1nomoy and has teiesrsphed to
Boston for revenue cutter. The gale
moderated tonigh. and the weather 10 clear
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BURROWES ACQUITTED
District Attorney Dyer Al Once Moved
for His Dicharge.

PORTLAND, March 4 "A great crowd
gathered in the U. s. court room, Friday
morning to hear the case Of Ed.ard T
Burrowes, charged with misuse Of the mails
District Attorney Dyer made = statement
saying that this WAS the first time he had
had q chance to examine the evidence, and
the arrest by Inspector Hall had been made
without his knowledge.
la his opinion the charge could not be
maintained for = moment under the statute
under which it was brought. He therefore
moved that Bu-rovss be discharged.
Commissioner Rand accordingly di.
charged the prisoner amid great applause
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Mar. :.
fIDUH-dUli
WHEAT-rslhsr dull no, spring ssi,
So.z red, ".
Coas- -qaiet. rather strong, SO. ., hs
OATs-steady az. =, xyi.
hIk-Ho.E, 81
BAaLEI--so. 2. 50, No. 6axseed,
PYosisions-vesk, lower,
PogE- ioWer. Mess, 1000
LARD par 100 lbs, % 70
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SUES FOR SLANDER.
Lawyer Prince Enters Snits Against Bid.
deford Journal and Standard.

BIDDEFoRD, March 4.-Lsvyer P. C..
Prince Of Biddeford today entered suits
Of $1,000 each sgsins, the Biddeford Jour
nal and Standard. on charge Of slsnder.
The cases vill be entered for trial at the
May term Of the supreme court.
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Auburn Candidates for the Mayoralty.
AuBuRs, March 4.-Auburn Republicans
this evening nominated W. g. Lowell for
mayor. The Democrats nominated Dr..
T. B. Biaelow for the same tffiee.
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Mr.. Springer Out Of Danger.

WA.HIssTos, March After seeing
Mr.. Springer tonigh: his physician said shss
his condition was constantly improving and
he nov considers him aut nf Danger,
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Local Forecast.

Rosroy, March i.-Eor Maine: Until
Sunday sight generally fair, warmer Sat-
urday, slightly loser temperature. Satur-
day tight and S1adsy, north and northwest
wiads.
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FAIR
For Maine with Exception Of snow in
Northern Part.

| WARRINGTON, March 4.-For Maine
Fair, except local SHOWS in northern poi
ton; northwest winds.