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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
NptCIul
T. PANNILL, Auctioneer.

ypGIsIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE HIS
rINGs COURT or PETERSBURG, VA, JULY II,
1881: L. 5. BOILING VS.. ROBERT Il. B0LLIsGs
HEIRS.
certify that the bond required by the decree
entered in the aboye-styled cause, 10Th March,
1891 has been executed by George Mason, COM
missioner, with securities approved by me.
Test: ROBERT olLLiAh'
INV Oh Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
4 GENERAL RAkING
Given New York Life Insurance Com.
pany by state Commissioner.

Nav YoRk Jan. 22-The report of
Supt. jas. r. Pierce OF the state Insurance
department Of the result of his eXsmiu alton
ITO the sff airs of the New YORK l.ife 1t
surancs Company, has lust been submitted.
Sup'. Pierce says Tine most satisfactory
result app caring in the report is the conclu-
sion reached that this great and useful
institution of our siste is beyond all ques
ton solvent snd Is the actual owner and
possessor OF avsilsble sssets and property
exceeding the present Liability, by 81 OBS o.
1856, accrued upon It's general account,
aud 81 so $50 upon its tonllne sCCumulS-
tons
With regerd to the real estate purchases
OF the company there has been, according
10 the reporl, great eXusvsgsnCe on the
psrt Of the management of the company.
The HolbrOos Steele property, which ac'
uslly cost the company 81 009 500, is aI,-
prsi.eh at $3.50 900; there was loss Of
S2S3, ,99t Ia the investment in the PlsXx
III itel property, and real estse invts meats
by the company in Paris, France, that
amounted to 81, l02 60i, are valued by the
French Cover nment at $40 400
Under the head Cf agency Management
the report fully reviews the facts relating
to the accounts Of the Spanish-AmericAu
department, L.. G. Vanuxem & Co, aud 5.
l.. DiDkelepiel. Knd states that the facts
presented clearly indicate state of affairs
in the company's agency department calling
for the severest crItlCisn and condemnation,
and which, if continued, must prove ruin
Gus to the company $ interests
ExlravsgsDt commissions snd unwaTrant-
able allowances have been paid the con u
pary's agents the funds Of the company,
to the tItent Of hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars, have been advanced to these , z 'nts
without interest, upon nsutii ,ient securiiy.
The fuuds Of the company have been used
for speculative purposes, ard the greater
por,icn Of the profits arising therefrom
have been presented to tbe agents. and ia
case of loPs On any such transactions, the
whole loss falls upon the C, mpany.
According 10 the statemen. Of the com
psnys accountant these three agencies are
indebted to the company: Spanish Amer
ic an department. 500 500; &, Vanuxem &
Co.. $50 900; S. l.. DinkelspieI, S3iS,
600.
la regard to the publication If Mssss
chusetts Souvenir" and public Service
Of State of New York by the executive Of
ilcers Of the company and the lsrgs amount
expended therein, can dad neither excuse +.
reason nor good policy to Justify the trS -
ssctioG. In regard To the p1Ic'ase srd
sale Of securities for the cDmpsoy by l.. l.
White & Co, 1t is my opinion that This d. -
psrtment, and it is also advised that such
| and like usnsa c'ions prohibited by statute,
should not have been entered into by the
parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
HE'S GOT 4 FORTUNE
If He Can DO Half the Things That He
Claims.

CARIBOU. Jan. % A citizen Of this
tosa claims to have discovered an electrical
poser in the earth. BY means Of which he
is able. with the use Of electrical inslru-
ments invented by himself, 10 transmit
Sounds, any distance. simply by connecting
wires with the esrtn at different points. ard
making use CT the positive aud mega
i've electrical current forces in the
earth. This System promises to do
away with, and make unnecessary.
The use Of sll batteries which are nov used
for TRANSMISSION Of sounds by the telephone
and telegraph, and to use the natural forces
II the earth instead. The Inventor has
lins about one mile long IN saccessfal oper-
alton, and all those who bsve examined il
say it is something wonderful. IL this dis
c0vsry proves to be all that is claimed, for
1t will york revolution in the electrical
science, aad powers which have heretofore
been useless, because unknown, will be
developed AID do the work which is now
done by expensive machinery.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Capt Jsmes ,Iswet, Of Westport died
Friday of pneumonia, sged 50 years and 10
months.
1t is said that the grand Jury failed at
Auburn to indict Henry Emerson, the
ytu1s law student who WAS bound over for
forgery.
Stephen Conley fell into the hold Of a
coal schooner thst he wss dischsrging
Friday at Portland. and fractured his skull
IL is feared he viii not survive.
A special train struck team at West
Fsrmiugtou crossing Thursday night aud
badly injured Aiken Gonyon, and killing
his horse. Two other men jumped and
escaped unhurt.
A match rsce--best in ). half mile
heats-has been arranged between George
Il. Palmer of East Dover and his horse
Qniver sgsiost Henry Spsuldings pscer.
for purse Of 500. 1t is understood that
the race will take place on the ice at Dover
about February h.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Brazilian Chambers have been pro-
toguei until May.
Advioes from the Cape OF Good Hope
STATE that ii fluenza is raging there.
Ii is announced that ArCbduke Francis
Ferdinand. h,it 10 the Austrisn throne, 10
III
A despatch from Nottingham, Eng states
that a widow named Castings murdered her
two children Friday, aud then committed
suicide.
William Jones, a well known cotton bro
ker, &c cummiI,, d suicide at Liverpool, Fri
day by jumping from the upper window Of
his Ietl ierCe.
An immense macs Of rock at the top OF =
pr, Clptce near the town Of Dieppedale.
France, crashed down Friday without .
mUments warning upon Two houses at the
foot of the precipice. Two persons were
killed and twenty ii jured.
The Frerch expedition sent out to pun
i4h the tribe OF SsmOry In the French bou-
dan, hAd an engagement with the natives.
Jan litb, and defeated them after = severe
fight The Ffcl,h lOte was six killed, 80
wounded. Several hundred Of tine natives
were killed.
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MAINE DEATH LIST.
L. L. Mallet Of Bath -ROckland Cen.
tenarian Suicide at MachiaspOrt.

BArH. Jan. 22. Elisha F. Mallet Of Bath
Who built the big Se.all ships, died Thur
day night. sgsd rs years. He was recos-
nized as one Of the ablest master builders
in Maine, and had turned of nearly 100
ships. He hsd begun the biggest ship in
he world at the time Of bi. death.
MAcnIAs. Jan. 22 Willie, the four
teer-ysar old son of Robert Stuart Of
Mschissport, committed suicide with a
pistol in bis fathers home, Thursday. BE
was maddeUed by trouble with another
member of the family.
RocKLAsD, Jan. % Mrs. MehitAble
Smith, widow { f the late George Smith of
Rocklsud, died Thursday evening. She
cple brated her hundredth birthbsy last AU-
su.t aHd was the olde.t person in Rocklsnd.
BAsGoR, Jan % $. j. French, trader,
mill owner and postmaster at South EKter,
died Thursday Of pne umonis ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
IT WAS HORRIBLE.
Sad Sesnss At The Burning Of lh, Cripple
Institute a Indianapolis.
Is Bodies Recovered Others Missing
Over 20 Injured.

IHDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 70 Eighteen bodies
have been recovered from the ruins Of the
Cripple Institute burned last night. Thirty
or more we're seriously injured.
The fire started ct midnight in The cffiee
building, and above the Offices were the
wards for babes ard mothers known - the
A B c departments. and in Is minutes the
whole lower 4 ,or Was envsloped in flames.
In the halls and upper rooms pandsmonium
reigned. Sh.ieks for help went up - the
inmates realized their terrible si,ua,ion.
In few moments frightened f&ees ap-
ing. and the lips could be seen beseeching
succof from those below, yet their voices
could not be heard.
The police, fremen and attendants all
worked diligently and many patients were
taken ffoia he upper hoors by means of
lacdtrs AID Carried to places Of safety by
them, No attempt vas made to save any :
thing but life. A vie~ in ths halls aud on
the stairwsys before the fre had commun;-
Gated to the main building. furnished a
weird sight. The inmates. wrapped in bed
clothir z. cravled and helped themselves
along from one Il Dor and one landing 10
the other.
Citizens turned out 10 great numbers to
help in the work Of rescue. Cots we're
rudely constructed frcm mattresses, and
policemen picked up the unfortunate ones
and carried them across the street to the new
annex. Two women jumped from windows.
One ofthese was badly IL jurel. bu, the 9th
sr, who was caught by the crowd belos, es-
capped serious irjury. Two other threw
out their babies which we're caught and
saved by fremen.
One two men jumped from the roof
and were badly hurt. At least l25 persons
were taken from the FIRE and carried to
adjoining stores. At O'Clock the dsn-
gerous task Of removing the debris from
the cellar began.
Many hesrtYendirg ard terrible scenes
were witnessed during the fire. Firemen
found six bodies 10 the old annex, burned
beyond recognition. At ! o'clock mint
teen bodies had been recovered from the
ruins. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
There vas IN insurance Of s5l 800 on the
su.gical institute buildings, furniture and
surgical supplies. The exact loss cannot
be estim ated, but will aggregate at least
$4,000. Early this morning ghouls begsn
work among the ruins. and no small amount
of jewelry and vsiusbles we're stolen.
Russell Troy was arrested. Money and
other articles supposed to be stolen were
found in his pockets.
The revised list gives dead Is, injured,
20, OF whom 3 may die.
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THE REPUBLIC OF CHILL.
A Narrow Strip Of Mountainous Country
With Population of Nearly 3,oOO, 900.

Nsw YoRx. Jan ss The republic of
Chill, ~ The gazetteer tells US. 10 . country
Of South America. bounded on the east BY
ranges of the Andes and on ths west hy the
Pacific Ocean. To be more precise, Chiii
includes the narrow strip Of land on the
vest coast Of South America, extending
from Peru on the north nearly TO Cap
Snd bounded on the west by Boiver snd
ArgentinA. In breadth this strip Of lAui
vsries from 10 20 200 miles while its length
is 26l0 miles, II 4 long line eluid be
dropped from the city Of New YORK straight
down to the South Pole would come
within veIy few miles Of touching both
ends OF Chill.
Chill has an area Of ssS 970 squsre mile.
and its population IN 1885 Was 2,52s 969
From one end 10 the other II isa coun,y
Of high mountains, whose tops are sno-
elsd the year through, Its cosst line al
fords but few good harhors The beet one
is that OF Tsto,husno. s little town Of 95O0
inhabitants IN lhe southern patti OF The
coast liae.
The hsroor is well pr tst.ed aud has
smpIe room and depth Of water. Porto
COqulmbc il ,he next harbof ia point OF
ssfety There sre 1000 inhabitants 10 this
town. but seven miles inlsnd is the im
portsn. city # Ccgaimbc, the capital Of
the province. /, hss 10 ,oO0 inhabitants
and Is The seat OF = Bishop,
The most important hArbor on The Ch,liAn
coast is ,hs, Of Valparaiso. The town,
which has = popsistion OF 81 ,737, is on =
bay Of semicifoulsr form, which is capable
of accommodating a very large fleet. IL Is
we'll sheltered on The east. south and west
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Piih Of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

Walter Buck, an aged citizen, formerly
proprietor of ths 6orhsm House, died a,
8orham, Friday.
Schoon er II. p. Kirkma7 iss total wreck
at Rose Ard Crown Shoal. Vineyard Sound.
The crew vss taken of BY life saving men.
The liabilities Of the iD.olven; New
HAVEN Japan and Ys,nish Go. Of New
Haven, Conn, are about $1,000, sssets,
5000.
Thomas W. Emerson & Co., dealers ia
field ard garden seeds, Boston, have as
signed. The statement Of liabilities and
assets is not ready.
r. L. Bradford. sged sixty years, died
FRIDAY morniog At HaverhIli. Mass. from
the tHsc,s OF an overdose Of iaudsnum.
taken by mistake. He belonged in Rich
mond, Me.
Jim Lyles and Margaret Lssbley, coI-
ored. were hanged ., DSaviiIe, Va, Fri
day for the murder Of George Lsshiy, III,
vomshs husband, in October 1880.
At Camden, Ais, Robert Carter was
hanged for the murder Of his wife in June
last.
Elmer X Clark vas sssauite3 and stabbed
by tvo masked men near his uncis's barn
on Chestnut street, Dsnbury. G, Thursday
night. Three attempts have been made
curing the past week TO steal from Ch.s. J
Rockwell and ms son-in-lar. Clark. de
termined to watch for the thieves, with ih
above resr't
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Kuilruaos t steau1crafs
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD
lrrsnremest sf Trains Ia Effect Nav.
10th, 1891.

gOIua WEsT-sB A. n. for Lsv'stcs,
ssrsisnd Yos.1zas, BcstSs Ass Montreal. ,4S 4.
n IN Hskosea Gardiner and Sosth 1zrfisar.
"a g A n for 8ranszik, LssfstoE, s&rnlE stga.
v.arixad. Poy1Iaad kad sSs.on, o9anesciEs f1r
xst1n H1antA4E P0fBs, 1S 2. TOT
HaIlaxsli gasa4aeS Esd soash tsydiasfj z.
IN ,oy gyasssisk, ss;h, Fs~l4sf, sgssgg.
.as satarisys oBiY, tor koexs2a9s s-s ?. .
H.AYsa, Gardiner sad Sostb tlss1Aser, ~
Asd rad s1ssSH
..ofyG EAsT-ai9 % A. N. fEisst sxyrcs5j To-
stsxsessn, Belfast, BsasnF. ssf B4<bor, -
stsohsas, st. John sad Afoo<.oos Cssnty, . J.
4 'for NSts-gails, Bt0saszan and BsaEOf. -
p n fo- n ~stsryiiis, Oakland, a0rth sHsOH,
EiasAam. skssssgaa. Belfast DSgef aud
M rsfs Bangor, Bar HArb0r. 81. s.spAsaa,
y Janu And AFoos ioox EosnsY, Aa4 sand3 =
snfy a III A. NJ, fSr Bangor.
III. Sighf Pslissan trsias run s1GE "a every
uishs Sundays iBsiadsd, bot nGf 70 Ssn Fhesan
"a aontay mornings, or - EeisSsl, DsNtsf, of
ksyosi Bangor On 9gs lag nofainss.
fAs 1sY express ssins zotss West a. l9B 4 .
M soa Eass st as P. ". fan iail9f sunday ~
elaasd, between Boston ie"lason. Bath, Bangor
and 81 Jonn-
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Tor AagDgS
A.vss soath Gardner. s3 A. NJ. 10 ald ts
r n, Gardiner, s 70 a. NJ; 70 and SO r " !,
Haiiossil, an A. M, rs and f-s9 ? d
IhrDg<l siexets 70 California and ali fs9sBts
soath and Wss; may be- had Of v. n W-lseF
,issst Azgst, Augusta. the 0Gly Office In A1zgsL
selling Via al routes and shocking baggage trss o.
s4psass.
PAYgON TUCKER. Vice Pros- n GeaI Manager.
~ BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland, Nov. %, issi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
MILLS AND THE TARIFF.
lie Proposes To Amend And DO Just
About as lie plcases.

WAsulsGroH, Jan. % --Repress ntativs
Milla was a.ked tonight II It was Intended
to push tho general revision Of tarrh in
oppuAttion to ths yisn proposed by the ways
AMI mta committee. Mr. Mills replied
that he propnsed, as far ss able to see that
the Democratic party tu fIled The pledges
II made hen il went 10 the people in the
last ell CliUn.
He reserved the right to move to amend
#ny bill, ms he raw it whether the bill was
inroduced by Mr. Springer or anybody
else.
"if tsr,n bills are introduced" said he.
ard do not egrrs with nay ideas OF Demo
crscy, have The right 10 Offer such amend-
menis as | soc iit. and thst right | will
certsiuly oxercise.' Mr.. Mills declined to
say whether he ~onId in.i-t on the general
revision Of the tariff sRAi1st the introduce
tion Of Ills reis'irg TO specItc articles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
ICE IN THE UPPER HUDSON.
II Is Five Inches Thick and the llar,cs
Will Begin on Monday.

PouGHKEBrsIE, Jan % In front Of II Q
CT. srwa,er Icehouse, Isl north ~ ihs ci y,
the ice is in fGe condition. IL is i se or
.iI inches thick and tbickening all The time.
At Stsatsburg the ice VIII be thick enough
to cut by Monday if the weather keeps con.
The came may be said at houses north Of
Kingston and al Bsrrytown. There is good
ice in front of the Athens houses and stsk-
ing out has begun there aud at Stockport
Coxackie and Stuyvessnt.
the ice yacht achorage st Roosevelt 8
Point has been lively with ice yschsmen
today, as the bos'ing is fine and several Of
the boats Of the Hudson River Club have
been out. The fV, mile course is in eX-
cellent condition. All through the Hue
son River valley there is splendid sleigh
ing and skating ard up in the Cstskills iog
men are busy as there is plenty Of snoW
for them TO pull logs down the mountains.
II is thought thousands Of ice hsrvesters
will be gin work on Monday next. Il Will
take 80 day to get the crop in-
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0oMERSET RAILWAY.

Canmnbssny Monday, June 2sth, isSi, trsio.
ali run 4. follows, connecting At oakland With
Naihe Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland. lie EisEOn, Nsteryills, Aa
sastA, shovhsgsB and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham. s,H A. NJ
fl2 HP ". 5aion, s4sx a. ", i255 r n Cara
tunr yals, 's.st An 'l,0a p. n hnbden, 704
an, I1Or NJ, North Anaon. III =. n, $50 D.
~, An.on, IN A. NJ, lo9 ,. n. Madison, 20 A
f0zP.s soTridyaEock. 80 NJ, a.zi ?
" Bangs siding. z Sd A. N, '2-1s P NJ. Sawtelis
Cro..ins, 'so2 A r., az p. ~. arrive Oakland
so n, 1SS P v,
Irom Boston, Portland, Lewiston. AnEustA. va
trrvins, skoxhssan aad Bangor
Passenger raias leave Oakland, 9.o5 A. ~, So
p saRtns Crossing, '3->0 a. NJ, IS % p. N.
hagg. siding y "a a. N, '507 r NJ AOrridge
.ooG, IA A n. s.lf p. NJ; Madison. "a A. n,
kBP.s. Ansoa, SSa ". b P N North Al
son 10 % A N. $50 p NJ, kmbden, 1870 A. ",
s0s F. ". Csrratghs Falts. 10 IS a NJ, 'sit r.
n Soldn, 1913 4. NJ. 5-is p, N. arrive Bingham,
ill0 A. n, sB ?. N
flag stations, at which trains stop On signal or
po;io. 20 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WM- ID. AVER. Sept.
sspttdtf
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UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC CLUB


NEw YORK, Jan. "A meeting Of the
couucil Of ths New University Athletic
Club, WAS held here today. Among those
present we're VIM. II. l.. Lee, George A.
Adee Oliver J. Jennings. II. Ssudford
Brooks and VIM. W. Skiiley Of Yale !;
Everett Wendell, Wendell Baker, Henry
Van Duzsn and George w. Green Of Hsr-
ward Charles +. Mstthe~son of Dartmouth.
The site committee reported that arrange
ments couli be made for 4 site. Tne site
u.dar copside,sli 10 is not TO be made public.
A committee of three was appointed to
prepare papers relative TO increasing the
board of trustses frois to 20. Oliver J.
Jennings of Ysle was elected treasurer pro
tenn. The board passed fsvorsDiy upon
about 100 names presented for member
ship. The list iIcludes tome Of The best
known men in college stbietic circles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

There vas an old man Of ropsgo. lived
on rice, grusl, and ssgo, he had headache
so bsd. At er he used bottle Of Sslvstion
Oil, he could eat roaat beef aud plum pu1-
ding all risas-
They ssy the winter advertisements Of
houses viii run somevh hat in this style. A
large and elegantly furnished house for
rent, in easy distance OF dealer Who sells
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. d1tfolrm
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StiiAEFER WON


NEw YoRK, Jan. 22 At the Lent L
lyceum tonight 1000 enthusiastic peop e
assembled to witness the contest
b, tween George Slosson, New Yorh
snd Jacob SGhsefer, Chicago, for the
hilhsri Championship Of the world. The
match was for the Brunswick- Bslkt Coll, n
der Co. cup, g stake OF $1,000 q side,
and the net feceipis IF the house. Tie
game WAS The II iuCh hsls line, 800 points
up. The referee was Pincu- Levy OF Phil.
elphls This was the SD contest be,
tween SChaefer and SlOssom. In the St,h
innlng Schsefer ran out the game. Score
5Chsefer, SEQ; SlOsson, 592 The hiehe st
rurs we're Schsefer, 1885, Slosson, 10.
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ALL PLEADED GULLY
After Retraeting Former Pleas Train
Wrecking Case Continued.

SAco. Jan. 23-In the Supreme Court
today, Kate McCstty, james McCuue,
Nellie Bcugnet and Fred Lsfeur, all Of
Biddeford, retrsc,ed the former plea Of not
guilty on the indictments sssinst them and
peadsd guilty and are awaiting sentence.
ment. but was found guilty.
The ease sg4iust Frank k'mball Ard
O.ville A Alien of Wells, charged vi h
tempting 10 wreck tran. was continued.
at the request of ihe manager of The Boston
& Maine.
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MONITOR MONTAUk.


PHHIDELruIA, Jan. 22. "A large force Of
vorsmen IL engaged on the monitor Nor
tauk today, at the League Island navy yard
and IT is thought that within fortnight
she will be ready for service 10 that 10
demanded. The monitors Nshant and
Jason are almost ready for service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

For ieN d'ys pact the seeon6-class car
from St John on the Maine Central has
oeen ruaning between Portland and Wser-
vile by way Of Lewiston, in order TO lessen
the n mber Of car. on the Augusta train,
which has been unu.uslly heavy.
The Maine Central propose to extend
their double track from Cumberland Centre
to Yarmouth Junction and will begin work
on it in the early spring There 10 . very
general impression that this track will
eventually be continued to Brunswick and
that in the near future, as that portion Of
the compsny's ,rak is pretty thoroughly
loaded with business.
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French Capital for Mexico.

SAN AsTosto. Texas. Jan. 22.--Count
fiotqusnt de Themo, Of Paris. France, has
been here on his way to the states Of Chico
pa. and Vers Cruz, Mexico. rhithef he
goes as the representative Of = syndicate Of
French cspi,aYs $, for the purpose conduc-
ting 4 thorough isye,tlgaiion into the wine.
f,ui:, c. ffse and cotton growing interests Of
t1e republic. II hisreport to the syndicate
Ts favorable se yer.i million dollars vill be
Invested in lands in that part Of Mexico,
and the Industries will be carried On on an
extensive scale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23

NEW YnRK. Jan. % AT The ctIice Of
II .sdley. Lsulerbsch & johnson it va.
stated today that the temporary siimonY
of Mrs. James u. Blaine, Jr., had been
increased, not reduced, as stated
The slimony, Mr.. johnson eaid, AZ well as
the counsel fees had been increased, ali
mony from $500 TO $500 sJd counsel fees
from $500 10 ~iOO
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MRS. BARNABY'S REMAINS
Placed in Final Resting Place Conrad
After More Evidence.

PROVIDENCE, X L., Jan. 22.-'rhe body
of Mrs. }. B. Bstnsby today wss placed
in the family tomb st Swan Point in lhc
preser ce Of the members of her family, il
having been nine months in the receiving
vault at ths. cematery.
John II. Conrad starts for New York to-
morrow morning to meet Distr ci Attorney
Stevens. and says that when he returns 20
this city be will be prepared for another
chapter in the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
WANT 1T RATIFIED.
New foundland Wants Treaty With
United States Put in Force.

LONDON. Jan 22.--r The New Foundland
government is pressiog The Imperial gov
eminent 10 tho sanction Of the
ratification of treaty with the
United States, negotiated by Mr..
Bond in 1890, aud urges shat there be
no further delay, in order that the treaty
mAg pass the United States Congress before
Mach Lord Knu,sfSrd, the imperial
secretsr, for the colonies appears reluctant
to move IN the matter,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-23
O'BRIEN RETURNS


GLoUCEsrsR, jan. 22-William II.
O'Brisn the stock broker, who recently
disappeared from here, has reru-ned. He
sta es that he has been % . pleasure trir
snd rhst instead of beins badly in debt, ial
more money is 6ua him than be owes. III.
inte nds 20 contin us in business.