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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brough, by the Wires from the North, last.
West and South.

The secretary of state is advised that ali
points of British Guiana have been closed
90 vessels from the ntcd States.
Luca Legos. one of the four Italians in
iured by the caving of an cmbankmcnt at
Sewalus Falls, n. H., Wednesday night,
died at Concord. Thursday.
A dispatch SAYS Senator Frye of Maine
spraned his ankle at jackson, Mich.
where he made political speech Thursday
night, and is now laid up at the residence
of Senator Stockbrdge.
A. II. Wiiiermere. assistant supcrinten-
dent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance of
New York, has been arrested at Perth Am
boy, n j. on the charge of enlightenment.
He has been lodged in the county Jail to
await trial
The Baptist convention at Exeter, \. II
closed with Thursday mornings session
for the Baptist Publication Society, of
which he is an official. Prof. Bullen spoke
on the Newton Theological Society.
The house of John Matthews, near Clare
mont $. C., was burned Wednesday. His
four little children, who were locked in
their dwelling while their father and mother
attended religious service, were burned to
death.
Count Loubenski and his daughter Of
odessa. who were returning from Ostend,
Belgium. died from the cholera on their
way home Countess Lohbensk, upon
learning of the death of her husband and
daughter. committed suicide with poison.
\ Vienna dispatch says the Prince of
Montenegro is showing symptoms of mental
trouble lie suffers from intense nervous
circulation, which finds expression in Sc
we're, arbitrary acts of dependency against
men Of the highest position The Gar has
been trying to induce the prince to abdi-
cate.
Advices from Honolulu say the mate and
ten of the crew of the wrecked Thomas,on
ship W. A. Campbell reached fiilo, Hawaii,
Sept q. and have sailed for San Francisco.
Capt. Havener's boat, containing himself,
wife and baby, Second Mate Murray,
Third Mate Percy Turner and ten sailors.
has not been heard from. although the
'nited States cruiser Boston and private
vessels have spent some time cruising about
in search of it.
The Massachusetts, supreme court has
set aside the verdict in the case of James
4. Trefethen, convicted of the murder of
Tena Davis. ami has granted new trial
The court holds that the evidence of me-
dunn as to the statements made TO her by
Tena Davis should have been admitted at
the trial. TO this medium the Davis girl
had an interview few days before her
death and said she was going to drown her
self
A meeting of the Aniipopery Associa-
ton was held "Wednesday evening al Lon
don to oppose the election of Mr.. knill for
lord mayor of London on the ground that
he is Roman Catholic. The meeting was
the most disgusting affair of it, kind held
in this city in years. and it was plainly evil
dent that many Of those present were not
in accord with the spirit of religious intoler-
ance manifested by the association. The
proceedings were marked throughout by a
continued bowling and yelling, and a per-
feet torrent of ribaldry. The uproar was
so persistent tina, it prevented any result
from being passed
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TINE PaEssrTERiAKs
Al Albany Nor csSsiderins The Or. Briggs
case-cesiiietins Reports.

srs.>Y. \. Y Oct 2a.--in the Presoy-
terian synod, this afternoon Key. A. >
Pritchari of the committee appointed 70
examine she records of the minutes OF me
pre.bsssries u the past year, submitted BIS
report. Regarding thssreport OF the New
York preshsterv, the committee RECON-
n,en led the s,,provaI OF IL report with the
exec ps:on of those portions touching upon
the Briggs controversy.
DIR. david e. Wslie, New York, moved
that the approval Of the minutes of that
,,re,fs.:s.re h, postponed until the meeting
OF the .y,sssd next scar. The motion was
carried. there NOT being one dissenting
Voice. 4 resolution expressing sympathy
for President Harrison, on account OF the
illness OF Mrs.. Harrison. was adopted BY
rising vote Report of the judicial commit
tee TO allow Or Mcleod 10 withdraw has
appeal, was adopted.
The committee reported that the prose
cutting committee of the New York Presby-
terry wished 10 withdraw the appeal from
the action of that Presbytery ia dismissing
the charges against pr Briggs. This the
committee could not favor. a. all those who
signed the appeal hal not signed the re-
a,les, 10 withdraw it. The committee de-
ciled that the appeal vas in order.
Elder 1earancr- Ne" DIX move" ''i'.'
permission be gwen 10 "iihita" Tue app,ai'
Adopted with some dissenting VOTES; me
majority report OF the committee on me TWO
complaints of DIR. Briggs an ms lfieh''s
was taken up. Elder l. l. iiahiii'oh Oh
Cayanga Presbytery AMI pr. IL u Lori
Buffalo, sai1 the minority report was IN
course of preparation lhe iAier ho'eu
The consideration OF the majority report Ve
postponed until the minority report Was SUD
mittesi. Ths created some discussion eul
was finally agreed to.
The report of The minority hleifo'is o'
the Judiciary committee on the nfiss' Ease
was submitted The report was sl9h'd 'H
four members OF tue commute ana "eai'-
lily agrees With and coihcides III inc report
of the majority, excel to me re'oAi'h' II III,
tim, which In 'ie" 81 all cirel'ills'"hces oI
the case IT deems un" So an" lhrNPeaieh'
A. coming fror' The Judiciary committee.
The majority report MAS s'Goed os Tue
remaining members OF th' toibh'ii'ft
I The difference between the TWO reports Is
that the minority report makes II" RECON-
meniatlon-, iut simply bTihg' me easr nc
/ fore the synod for acton A iiEelF discus
sion followed the receip, OIL Tue minority
| report. Prof. Brown SAID the compliant
was signed Nv III ministers anu eheis Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

Wit and presence Of mind sometimes
prevent audacity from giving offense. A
story is told Of q subordinate officer who
so correctly estimated his generals char
scter as to inspire in him friendly
feeling by bit Of daring repartee. He
often dined at the same table with the
general, and that same gentleman for
some reason became tired Of seeing him.
So one day he said to the Young man.
do you know the military exercises?~
ayes, sir"
"very well. Right about face. March,
pardon. general said the soldier
thus summarily ordered to go. Have
you forgottea the proper order. Before
marching one must take ones place, =
and he sat down 10 the table. where he
was joined by his superior officer -
Youths Companion.
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A NOTE OF WARMING.
There Is Certainly Danger
Ahead For Us.
We Do Not Mean To Cause Alarm il
This Community.
sut There is Grave Matter Which Demands
Attention.

IL il a .sd and alarming fact that the
community in which oar paper eircuiates
i, terribly afflicted at present with most
.rrians form Of disease which htty years
ago was almost unknown
Are We in dauser:
The ansxer i. decidedly yes. unless inn
use,lsa,e action is taken.
n the disease aas smallpox, diph'heria,
tvptn- fever or other contagious affection,
how gnickIy and energetiealiy our pFople
Womb rise anil crush OCT its progress Rut
hecaftse the disease Is not contagious We
have heretofore shut our eyes 10 It's dangers.
Thu. form of affection about which we
write, that il rapidly becoming 80 prevalent
in our midst. and concerning which We de-
sir, to sound the note OF alarm, is that class
knosn A. neryon. diseases. II Is attacking
all ages and all glasses of people, those who
follow professions a. well a. business men,
clerks, mechanics and laborers. II maui
tests Itself la various says and forms bat
the cause i. always the same-weakness of
the nerves.
Just wins there sbonh be such an enor-
nous increase of nervous affections among
our residents is difficult 10 understand, vet
a. all can see. such diseases are becoming
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

ARcHDukE KARL LUDWIG iNIU RED.
Narrow Escape o. IL, Heir 10 the Austrian
Ihrone-The Archduchess Also Hurt.

VIENNA, oct. 20.--Considerable excite
ment was caused here by the announcement.
that the heir presumptiVe TO the throne
Archdukc karl Ludwig, and bis wife had
met with an aceident that might have
prove,i fatal. Their escape from death
was narrow. They were returning in
a carriage from WienerNenstadi. The
night was very dark aud the coarhuaan
missed the road suddenly the carriage fell
into ditch and was turned completely over
The Arclriuke was stunned, and the legs of
the Arehduchess were severely injured.
The eoachmans be al was badly cats
The carriage was wrecked aud tie Arch
duke and irch,iuchess were compelled to
walk cofsi ie-abte distance to a railway
station. owing to the Injuries sustained by
the Arehiuclles.. the walk was a painful
one 10 her and was accomplished with diff
Guilty. Physicians attended them upon their
arrival at the station, and they are still I'M
der the care Of doctors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21
The Nutmeq Match Last Evening.

PIsygoers were pretty well assured that
The Nutmeg Match" wouli be worth see
ing as the good house last evening bore wit
ness They were not in the least disap-
pointed unless it he that the new comedy
drama was better than they anticipated. 1t
Is fairly bnbbling over with fun and side
splitting situations. almost extravagantly so
at times But the vein Of pathos j. not
omitted the comic and dramatic being well
blended. and the cast is strong enough to
bring out all there i. in the production.
Miss Annie Lewis j. i star none
the less brilliant because she
is supported hY an unusually
strong cast, strong in every character. Her
dancing Is the embodiment of grace and her
song MY Sweetheart Is the Man in ihe
Moon Is catsiiy melody and wa finely
rendered. Mr. Eherle as II ncle Bob j.
the nutmeg rHrshst to perfection and on
couldn't pick him better help meet than
Mrs. Rouse's 'Easnier.~ Many have seen
the character very IKE Mrs. Eherle's " En-
abetb Ann Sharpe and Mr.. Herman gave
an excellent portrayal of the difficult char
acter ..,Jcn, saunders" But Mr.. Wake
fields Brick was even more than one
would expect rouii be made cut of the
country boy The scenic effects are good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21
NEW EAYERWEaTHER CONTEST.
The Widows Executors to Fight for the Mil
lionaire's Estate.

NEW YORK, Oct 20.--A contest is now
sure to be fought over the estate of Daniel
b. Fayerweather, who died recently, Ieav-
ing s. 900 900 to colleges and charitable in
stitutions. and a suitable income to his
wife.
Before Surrogate Ransom a hearing upon
the question of the collateral inheritance tax
to be charged upon the estate was post
poned for three weeks upon motion of
counsel, because the action, which was
begun by the widow before her death has
been revived by her executors. The
grounds of the action are unknown. as the
complaint has not been filed and the law
yers refuse to disclose them.
The action which the widow brought was
settled by the executors of the original will
by ncre asing the income given to the Wild
ow from $4,000 to s2jGaa. Judge Pat
terson has granted an order giving her ex-
ecutor permission to revive the suit. There
are about g. defendants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

Before the police court yesterday two
victims of the previous nights debauch
came before the judge. Frank Roderick,
who was arrested for being intoxicated, paid
his fine cheerfully and was glad to seek ont
of doors. Jim Smith, alias Haley. VIII D
was brought in on the same charge as Rod
crick, was given his choice between shaking
the dust of Augusta from his feet or taking
90 days in Jail. II is needless to say that
he chose the former alternative and at last
accounts was busily engaged in shaking the
aforesaid dust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

Recent inn: 5rtations from Paris make II
appear that the most popular color u
purple. and tie preferred shades are known
rs eininencc. or bishops purple with de.
cided reddish tinge, and a lighter shade
named page fIrpie. TO The old blue shade
has been adtic'l a dark eray blue called
Iceland Steel grays are largely represent
ell in the new millinery and dress gnoG-
Tan or apricot. n new pale green shade,
new dabIia shas.rS and the light browns Of
last season are all represented In ibis see
son = immortal IONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

our entcrprising druggists, Bowditcb'
Webster & Co, who carry the finest stock
ofdrugs. pcrfumeres toilet articles brushes
sponees, etc, are giving away a large mum.
her of trial bottles Of Dr. Miles celebrated
Restorative Ncryinc. They guarantee u
to cure headache, dizziness, nervous pros
tration, sleeplessncss, the i'll effects of spirits
tobacco, coffee. etc. Druggists say u "
the greatest seller they ever knew, aud y
universally satisfactory. They also guar,
antee DR.. Miles New Heart Cure IN AL
Cases of nervous or organic heart disease
palpiation, pam in side, smothering' etf.
Fine book on Nervous and Heart Diseases
decl4eod&vy
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---4--i-4--
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
Is Found Against Operator Carroll Tor Accident
at Harrisoa's Station. CT.

NORWICH. CT. Oct. 21.--Coroner 4. F.
Park today rendered verdict in the rail-
road calamity at Harrison's Station. near
New London on the 18th, when five men
and four trotting horses were killed. He
6uds that Thomas X Carol. the night op-
orator. ia guilty of criminal negligence and
remanded him to custody for "a hours that
he may be prosecuted by the grand jury of
Waterford.
He censures the Vermont Central Railroad
Coupony making Carroll act as telegraph
operator and switchman L hours night
for 81 80 day. anil for placing the car in
W hieh the men and horses we're next to the
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE eoloa or the VAR SHIPS


W.~ttfssgtnS, tiet. .a.--It would prob
abiy be- . matter OF regret to most people !.
the vessel. of Our navy should sban5cn the
wtsi.e paint t,,sf nos covers their huits for
se,sfs Of another cuigr. When lew years
ago tire erisr wsgt OAK tn paint all tile ron
and steel vessels white above this water line
the transformation from The sou'bFe eiacs,
20 hong familiar. vas haliesi WITH GriYefsal
satisfaction Al tie. review of last week 10
New York haEhof the trim, meat look gwen
to our war ships hy their white coats must
have appealed to the sbron,s of spectators.
Yet il was Dot the question of looks that
hal caused the change. nor the desire To
gixe ear vessels a color disiinctiyeiy their
osn. Ii had been ordered chiefly OF the
seo.. of health and comfort The Boston
and Yorktosn were made the subjects of
exnet!ment, and it was found that they
wer.. cooler in summer with the huli-
painted white The absorption Of heat by
black Was of course well known, but the
traditions of the navy stood in the way
of -uper.ed,ng this color until
Secretary Tracy concluded that
tho change ought 10 he made.
If zach nation has distinctive uniform for
its troops. which gradually becomes one of
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Less Than They Got Before.

DtpuAM. Mass, oct. 20.--In the Nor
folk superior civil court. IN the ease of
Oliver II. Perry AMI others vs.. City of
Newton, being petition for the assess
ment of damages for 100 acres of land in
Neenham, belonging to the petitioners,
taken Dee. lG. 1851, by the respondent city
for the protection of its water supply, the
Jury returned verdict for the petitioners
for SIG. 065 .6G, about $1,000 less than the
award of the special commissioners in the
case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21
Dartmouth Spinning Co.. Of Augusta. Ga. In
Financial Trouble

ArGrsra. Ga, Oct, a0.--Temporary re-
ceivers were toslay appointed for the Dart
mouth Spinning Co, on application of
Charles G.. Ciaghorn. Philadelphia. The
total Indebtedness is Sls4 .eDo.with s50.tDo
secured by the bonds. The trouble results
from the failure of J. 7. Coates Co.,
last January. The mills will be kept run
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

ON her recent visit here Mrs. Blaine is
said to have minated that the family after
this winter would come TO their Augusta
residence. making their home here.
Whether they finally decide to return or
not the house here is to be kept in better
repair than for the past two years AMI the
ground. will be improved Mrs. Blaine in
spected the house while here.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

DIR. William r. Smart of Camden died
Wednesday night at . o'clock.
Wednes3av evening there occurred at
Bath. one of the most brilliant events of the
season. being the Wedding If Miss Mary
f., daughter of NJ. e. Shaw, to Fred
Humphreys kia,ball Of this city.
After impanel;ng the iariss a. Belfast
Tuesday morning. Judge Virgin excused
the two traverse juries till Thursday morn
ing. when the trial Of cases will commence.
There are hundred anil ten new cases,
entered this term. and IS cases re marked
for trial from the continued docket Court
will adjourn over Columbus day.
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DIGGING FOR M.lll3sS.
/ The Searchers Believe Ina. Rich Treasure
| Was Buried by .he QuantTelIs.

KANSAS CItr. Mo. oct. 2o.--Laborers
are al work night and day in Wyandotte,
just over the state line from here, digging
for treasure SAID tn amount to 81 600, 600,
believed 10 have been buried there before
the war by the famous Quantrell gang.
The work is being prosecuted by company
composed of ;. y. Simpson. j. ID. Wyatt,
W. H. Sloan and \. NJ pursiancc.
1t is stated that one of the victims of the
robbers. who's. namc Is not given, made Il
plan Of the locality where the plumber was
buried and that recently he induced tile
parties named above 10 contribute funds
for search. Thus far none of the treas
IRE has been found. Why the man it'll
the plan has not made earlier search for il
is not stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

Through the efforts of Mr. and MIS-
Drawn. School District No. Z. south mas
presented the school with a fine beautiful
nas, which the pupils greatly appreciate
James Lord. in District No. :, south, pre-
scented the school in that district with a nag
this week. anil District No :, Sonih, has
also come forward with a flag for thai
school. The exercises in the hall today be-
pin nj . o'clock.
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A hunting party was organized al the
Ueselton Wedne sday night 1t was made
up of crack shots and divided INTO TWO
teams. Thursday morning the hunters
started early for game with the understand
ing that all were TO report at the Heseiton
at : o'clock last night with what game they
NAV have brought down. Different KINDS
of game would be counted in IA certain num-
Der of points for each kind. The team
winning the most points was TO he provided
with a banquet by the defeated
team The teams were made up AS
follows: Team No. !, +. F. Fairbroiher, II
noted snap shot, captain; DIR. j. +. Il. BIZ
ron Deputy Sheriff J. II. Mitchell Editor
W. Il. buchanan, J. II. Williams, County
Commissioner-elect G.. II. Clarke, County
Treasurer X. T. Pattcn. J. c. Durrell T..
I. Goodrich J. X. philbrck, c. II. rlayse,
W. +. Robbins. Simon Grover, Major }.
W. Berry, Edwin Heath, A. |. Sawyer and
c. j. Bailey Team No. 2 was captained
bv the old moose hunter and Indian slayer,
Ezra r. Delano, supported by DIR. j.
II. Pooler, +. {. Pooler, Mark lIarvlle,
+. p. King, c. Il. McGill, Joseph Hutchins,
J.. +. Williams, j. A. Deaiey, James
Clarkin, +. Il. Hovey. n. Meuuillan, &.
y. Bowdcn, J. =. Oak, W. r. Clifford and
DR.. w NJ Pulsifer. The latter was expected
to break his record on moose but it was too
good dav for moose. If anyone enluired
for anyone yesterday the reply was gener-
ally: lies ont hunting" The banquet
1t the IIeselton at . O'Clock last night was
an elegant affair and much enjoyed. De-
ano's team won. The amount of game
taken was Foxes, :; coons. hedgehog,
partridscs 10; small hawk, I; crow,
red squirrels, 81 rabbits, 1 grey squirrels,
10; kingtisher, blue jays, = stripers, ,;
woodpeckers, :. Number of points, De-
lano, 2035; Farbrother, 1885. DIR. j. II.
Potter and J T. Oak got one fox each and
Clifford and Delano got one fox together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

On Sunday at the Congregational church
the .sryices will be Of especial interest 10
Young men and those Interested IN work for
Young men In the forenoon the pastor,
Rev. i. l.. tlain,by viii speak especiaily 10
Young men AMI in the evening at 40
O'Clock, ten See. johnson viii glve an out
line Of tla. work which the local Young
Men, christian Association has done and Is
tiniug for the Young men of Gardiner. Al
sre coriiallY invited To listen to these ad-
dre-aes. The new chorus choir will mater
ialy assist IN thu services by rendering
several ..I4ctious
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Who Will Settler

Some dark night. when the electrics 20
out and some one gets hurt over that heap
of paving stones or in the excavations in
Market Square. where the electric railroad
siding is being put in. some one will be
called upon to pay damages which will
probably far exceed the cost of putting out
few lanterns at the proper time and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-21

Act on new notwithstanding the
liver. stomach and bowels through u,e
nervcs. A new discovery Dr. Miles IN,
NJ, a;Ie. con.tipation. Uneqsalled fof
.,aa ,.r,,no cb;ldren, Smallest. mildest,
.urest. 80 doses, % cts. sampies i'ee' :"
Bowdi,cb, Webster Go.