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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Basic city Remains Wet" by 81.

Especial telegram 20 the DispatcA.l
BASIC CITY. VA. April 23.-Local option
was defeated here to-day by q majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Universitiss Defeat Oak Ridge.

CHAPEL ELL, N. g., April 23.-The UNI
yersity defeated the Oak Ridge INSTITUTE
nine to-day in q hard-tought game. Oak
RIDGE had a splendid team, DOING oeauti-
full fielding and good batting. Inc score
was TO 4, as follows:
University. .......0 DO
Oak Ridge. ......0 / o u "a
For the University battery. Floyd and
Oldham; put ont. 81; errors, 9; base hts
3 struck ont. 7: for Oak Ridge battery,
Stephens and Stafford put out, "a errors,
~: bsse-hits. 8: struck ont, Z. umpires-
Morris of Roxboro' and Green OF Durham.
Hendren University made three-6agger,
Hampton, right-felder for OAK Ridge,
made q splendid low catch, and Ogburn,
their centre-felder, fine one-hand eaten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

IL doesn't follow that n thing es...
you happen 10 pay a small r- af-.
things must 0e taken into col.'f..,...
isnt dealer between Na.1r r.t D....
sells FURNITURE any cheaper -.-....
they're doing pretty we'll r.o1 ...
our figures hut wo never .e rt....
that bad article inllre, htt t...-...
Nothing can come mu-h nesr.- .I ......
both "a 20 quality and p,l.e. t.-.. ..-..
PARLoR ami CHAMBER SUITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
SPRING UNDERWEAR!

Every man who has any consideration
for his health and comfort should have
Medium Weight or intermediate Under
wear. There is nothing that will debili-
tate you SO much as wearing your heavy
winter shirts and drawers the hot days OF
April and May. and yet every one knows
it is unsafe to change to summer wear
before June, We make it our business
to supply all these little essentials. and
our stock was never more complete IN
this line. Lightweight Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Our summer stock IS also
complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
DENOON, TUPPER g co,
sol Main street

For RENT q
No. TO east Franklin street: 500.
No. 3l2 Harrison street; 500.
No. 1910 Ross street. 1923.
No. 4Oj east Canal street; 500.
No. 4O4 east Leigh street; $40.
No. ~ west Cary street; 500.
No. 1910 west Cary street; 5000.
No. 22O4 east Broad stroot; $500.
No. 1OS north Fourth street; slJ per month.
No. 1920 east Marshall: S15 per mouth.
No. zoo Catherine street; $40 per month.
SUTTON a CO.
ap 24-1t lOl4 Main street.
IGOR RENT, OFFICES. a.
Large and desirable Office, No. 1lO3 Main
street between Eleventh and Twelfth, sui.a le
for insurance. banking, or roal estate business.
Also nice Law Onices In the Merchants Ma
tlonal Bank building. corner Naia aud Elegenih
streets, supplied with every convenience ana
accessible by an electric elevator
Also, offices oyer the New YORK Steam Laun-
dry, on Ninth street between Nam and frank
lin, supplied with steam heat, lights, water, and
lanitOr's attentions.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
ap gait corner Hank md Eleventh streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
EOR RENT,
DWELLINGS.
STORES,
OFFICES.
Enouire at 1olo east Clay street. ap 24-I..

NOR RENT, LARGE BRICKFrn
IL STORE. No. 1888 east Main street. threeAl
stories aud cellar. Good stand for wholesale
or retail business. VIA be rem0deed and
rented low SUTTON & co.
an "a 1Ol4 Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The Arkansas Pass railroad strike Is
ended. The men have been completely
beaten. :.
stroyed half the town. Loss $50 600; no
insurance.
j.. George and E A. Walthslls st Jack.
son, Mrs Wednesday, were formally
declared elected United States senator's.
Mrs. Sarah 4. Howe Of the Woman's
Bank notoriety, died Wednesday at her
home, 733 fremont street, Boston, Of par
alysis, aged So.
Mrs. Mary Adely was found guilty al
wiIiiman,is, CT. Wednesday. Of the Inur-
der Of James Coreofan in last September
She will be sent to prison for life.
Two atta achmen.s Of $40 900 each in the
interest Of cert icaie members Of the order
Of the Annual Friend, have been placed on
the property OF tx Mayor Crawford. late
supreme treasurer of that order at Lap-
renee, Mass.
In the Superior Civil Court AZ Boston.
Wednesday, in the suit Of Mrs. Hannah
Richardson. an isfrm old lady, against
Mrs. Sarah P. Roberts for alleged iphumsn
treatment Of plaintiff, the jury brought in
verde. for el952.
Banber Francis W. Prescot., Boston, il
plsiatif in . suit sssiust The Buckspor..
Me, Electrical Company and its officers
are asked to be et ioined from placing the
remainder Of 8 go 900 bond issue, be
ciuse it 10 insolvent.
The New York & New England road
officials at Boston, claim to know nothing
about the reported formation Z, Portland.
Of the New York, New London & Norwich
Transportation Company with which the
New England is alleged to have soms con-
nection.
Novel; & Presby. extensive importers Of
and dealers in voolens, 20 White street.
New York, failed "wednesday. The con-
cern 10 rstsd at B.adstreets ~
worth 100000, and has good
credit. The assignment vas fled in Phil.
adelphia ard "a, dated Dec, 81. 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
IN THE SENATE.
Frye Introduces Bill on Matters Befor,
International Maritime Conference.

WAsHISeTos, Jan. 20-In the Senate
among Zoe bills introduced and referred
were: By Pistt, to enable New Mexico to
form consultation and state government
snd be admitted into the uaion "a q state
By Hawlsy, makiog appropriations for the
sites of 'ha Notifications at the eastern
entrance al Long Island Sound.
The Senate took up the calendar, the
first Is bills upon it being for public build
iIgs.
Frye introduced a bill to amend certain
sections OF the Revised Statutes and carry
into eff ct ceitsin mmendstions OF the
United States delegates TO the Int rna,i o nal
Maritime Conference. Referred. Frye
sad il was An excee dinghy important bill,
covering all the recommendations msde at
that maritime congress. Request had b en-
made by the committee on commerce
to the secretary Of the treasury
to sppoint boar TO take into
consideration During vacation sill thes,
Recommendations. A board OF competent
officer had been appointed which spent
mouths ia excee dinghy careful labor. This
bill was the result Of tina. LABOR. The bill
was accompanied by statement Of reasons
for certain recommendations. 1t had been
sent 10 the various boards Of trade and
n ercsntils sDd maritime assoeiatiops, an
their criticisms received 10 reply. He ask
ed that the papers be printed ~ document,
and it was 80 ordered.
The Senate resumed the consideration
II the Mexican award La Abrs) bill, and
Doiph made g Argument in its support.
After tedious and uninterestirg dis
cusson the bill went over till tomorrow.
Wsshbufn Introduced bill dc finipg
options and futures snd impbsiag spec a!
taxes on dealers thereln. Referred to tie
judiciary csmmittee. Adjourned until to.
mafrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21

The follosing resolutions were unsni-
mousiy adopted at this Kepnebec Union Of
Y l.. S G. 4, held in this city Tuesday
sDd i! was voted that they be published In
full in the Kennebeo JOURNAL;
Resoired, That inssmuch a. the pledge 10
the Dsck bone Of G. Il. work, We will strive
to secure the mos, perfect unanimity pos
sble in the keeping cf it in our several
sOoieties and thst 50 far ms 1t applies to the
PRAYER meetings We will make prayerful
and esrnest preparation for each meeting.
Hesokred Thai we will eodeavor 90 to
DO lookout work smong our own members
As to keep them in the work II possible or
at le4si 10 secure al scufate list in accord.
sucs win the rules.
As young people We recognize the mani
fold temptations especially prevalent in va
cation sea,on 10 change the Lords day
from holy day 10 holiday. Therefore.
R>soired. thit duying this year We will
Individually scruinizs uur Sundsy acts ~
10 their tendeEcY tonard preserving or de
stFoying the bui~ark of our strength, the
Christian Sabbath, aud that We will heartily
unite with other Christian organizations in
suiug for such ChIiltisn ob.ervances of the
becUneth = Christian nation.
Again "a young people We recognize the
drinking evil 81 a most tTectusi parsly ger
Of Chrisian work sroong young men and
that the pre- vailing lsIity IN the enforce
ment Of sxbisIing iass is tending to popu-
isIizs ihs bauefDl Indulgence in our State
and IL Broadening the road 10 ruin, therefore
R,gotr'd. that 1t is our business ~ young
{ .. nj m, I,sll -
pr sVe temperance sentiments but to act def
niey and positively at eVsty opportunity
szsihst this aggressive evil and especially
to unite IN rightly organize ed and insei gently
localized sfflrts 10 ''pulvsrize the saloon" !"
Win every new year God is leading on
ths tnfislI4n churlh 10 De~ couquests and
g;snder enterprises. We I've ia an age in
which the oncom ug u the kingdom Of
13d in the earth is rtc)gniz ID by Intelligent
men every where, therefore,
R,soipsd. ThH 81 the strength OF God
W. will s.and BY and support according to
our abIil'Y tnr work Of Christ IA the local
cbufChes to which Ve belong. Thatas young
ChrlsiIsrs 80 will be sNske to the sduca-
tl9nsl afd missiorary enterprises OF our
daHGm nations and ihst we will not let this
ypsr ps,s Nilhout q gfoelh in zeal and en-
taUsissm ftr pr.mJiing the kipRdom Of
Chfist in our land. And further we will
am 10 ob:a.n an lntelIgent appreciation Of
ths gfest mi'si9aafy movements among the
nations and pledge ourselves to do ~hsI cur
Lord would have US dy 10 extending His
sipsddm IN the uttermo.t paris Of the earth.
R,soir,d, That &c * .ress our thanks to
Apgussx ffisrds for their manifold Chris
tiA4 i0'p.islity.
KespeG fully submitted.
kgv e. T. OWEN Committee
Egv j. NJ. Lose, on
CHAs II. CAPEs, J Resolutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
IN THE HOUSE.
Springer Introduced His Free Wool
Bill-Other Business.

WAsHIsGToN, Jan. 20 In the House,
Cox, tennessee, introduced bill to anne nd
the banking Laws of the United States. 10
increase the circulating medium and mske
the same uniform. Referred. Snodsrsss,
Tenn, iutro duced bill to make the bonds
Of the United States payable in any cur
rency OF the United States. Referred.
On motion Of Stone, Kentucky, a reso
luton was adopted calling on the secretary
Of the Treasury for a statement Of all goois
imported into the United States from the
Domipicsn Republic and Porto Rico duti-
able or free also a statement Of all goods
exported to these countries for the ten
yesrs prior to the passage Of the Mckinley
act.
The following bills were introduced and
referred By Glover, Kansas, directing
the secretary Of the treasury to call in At
once and cover into the treasury sill money
now deposited with ths national banks ths,
draw no interest.
Springer, Illinois. introduced his free
wool bill sEd it was referred TO the com
| mittee on ways ard means.
Dsvis. Kansas, Introduced bill provii-
ing for special pension fund. Referred
House sCj ufned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
THE NILE TRACK.
Legal Steps Of Corporation Completed
at Portland.
Track Will he Built at Scarber0 Cros.
sing Without Doubt.

PogrLAsp, Jsn. 20 The Maine Mile
Track Association held a meeting this
Afteraoon and c3mpe ed the legal step.
Of corporation. There was large attend.
snce. Among those present being
II. N. Jose, Col. J3hn NJ. Adams, C. II.
Nelson Of Wsterville, F. o. Bailey
aad othars. Officers were elected as fol.
lows; Vice Presdants. C. X. Millisen, Ii
N. Jose. r O. Bailey, treasurer, l.. Z.
Hsw kins. Desiring; clerk, j. F. Barrett,
Portland Directors, George Rurnhsm,
Portland; +. o Besi, Bangor; c. II. Mel.
son, Ws,ersiile Gslen c. Moses, Bath
F H. Briggs. AuourH; Alobz
Libby, wes,brook s W. Psfln,
Boston; Warren kimbsil, Kennebunk /;
George II Bailey. Portland; Edward
Fletcher, Cape EGzsbeth; NJ. 7. Pooler,
Sko~hegsn; Isaac C. Atkinson, Portland
SD A. l.. DenDisor, Psrtlsnd. Ihe direc-
tors will elect president later.
Seth CT fin, the noted track blilder was
present He said he had examined the
soil Of of the proposed site at ScAboro
Cros.iug and pronounced it to be the best
he had ever seen. He said he had the as
sufsGce from we'll known horse owner
that he would send his horses to the track
il built.
C. II. Nelson commended the enterprise
sDd subscribed literally to the stock.
Il was voted that the track be located g.
Scarboro Crossing If the Necessary srrsnR-
ments eau be made. The attorney OF the
corporation was instructed to secure title
10 the loL at Scarb0ro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
WE STAND READY
To Fight, If We Must, Says Senator
Eugene Hale OF Maine.

New IoRx. Jan. 20.-In an in,erv!e ~
with the Washington corresro dent Of tte
World last evening on the probable QUO 1ms
Of The dispute between the United State.
and Chill. Senator Hale Of MGoe, sn3; ; Il
don't eKfec there viii auy war with Chill.
think there will Re 3 proper recognition
on the part Of Chill Of her fsuh and thAi
the FAR will be properly adjusted.
There 10 no dogb. that the present gov
ernment Of Chill is embarrassed by populsr
sentiment down there Assinsi the Units
Safes. orins TO the belief that our govern
ment did no, sympatbize with the party
vhich succeeded in the late contest and
own to the fact that our legation Was
made An asyium for prescribed refugees
sSnmt Mt very difficult.
III the Chjlian government is coerced ty
public sentiment into hostile acts which
ieave us but ore course. and that course is
is var. Very fortunately We are in con
dition Of preparation ertirely different from
what our condition WAS few years ago.
But there 10 ro great glory TO be gained cut
Of such . contest and my hyps and
belief Erl that An amicsble adjust
m.nt viii be reached. IL i. Comes
to war;" he added "it should be prose euted
with the utmost vlgjr and of course but one
result can follow. That is the cruahins
defeat Of Chill. the annihiIstion Of her navy
and the indemnifcstion Of the United State .
Tor ali our expenses out Of the valusbie
property in the conUol Of the Gillian gov
eminent.
Peru would form an alliance With US
and Chill wcu.d take very Sc secondary place
in the South American continent.
But this game 10 not worth the power.
For the fret time in our national his
tory, however. We stand all prepared for
war, il it is forced upon US and We are in
creasing our naval establishment all the
time. We are going TO have. in hilf r
dozen years from now, not the largest and
most expensive ravy in the world but the
best cruising ships. the best light drsught
smaller chips and we are going to have The
best var slips in the world. without
the expenditure Of one fifth, per
haps one-tenth the money that European
powers have expended on their nsvies. /
believe in what has been often said, that to
be thoroughly prepared for war is the best
way to maintain ps ace. Why. but for cur
navy, / believe Chill would have brow beaten
US, would have sent their ships up the
Pacific coast and would have levied tribute
from every town on that coast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
SILVER BILL
viii be Ready for The House
BY Rtb. 10,
Woman SDHas, I;asun Gets PsYur.
able Rsrofi from Committee.
Springer's Free Wool Bill - FRYE.
Maritime Conference Measure.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. 20. - The coinage
committee met today Pierce Of Tennessee
offered his resolution, declarirg 2 i! the sense
OF the committee that the bilts for free and
unlimited eoinsge Of silver be reported TO
tne House without delay. Asa substitute
for thi. resolution Bsrtine Of Nevada
offered: b. solved, That the committee
proceed at once to the consideration Of the
question Of frss ccinsge Of silver, taking
House bill 2T00. the Bland free coinage
bill. as the basis Of such consideration.
Johnson, Norh D&kots, proposed that
The committee substitute fer the Bland
bill, the bill introduced by him providing
for an international monasafy conference
as basis Of consideration of iae silver q1es.
ton. The motion WAS defeated to-
Bsr.iTe's motion WAS carried With one
dissenting vote. Ii twas ,useasted that 4
inal vote be taken on the Bland bill three
weeks from soday, and t.zis suggestion
was unanimously agreed to.
Il wss resolved thst the committee
should bold spt cisl meeting ct the cal, Of
the chairman for the Iusposs Of hearing
such persons ss might desire to address the
committee and whom the committee in iIs
discretion might decide to accord hearing,
It is expected that the bill will get into the
House about Feb. 10. and it il the purpose
Of the silver men 10 call it up before Feb
raary ends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
PRI!0NERS MUIlNED
Aud Captured Two Forts With Soldiers
and all Thsir Arms,
But We're Suhdued by Government
Forces Leader Suicided.

Rio JAssIRo, Jan, 2o.--Yesterday loo
prisoners Coz n aed for various offences in
Fort Santa Cruz on the east side Of the
entrance 10 the hSrbor Of Rio JAneiro, two
mslcS ton.h If sbe city, musinied, over.
POsefsa a1d dissrmed the susrls and sol
diets stationed there.
The prisoners, armed with weapons taken
trom ,he guards, advanced upon Forts
PIco and Lsge, oyerCAme the soldiers on
duty and took possession of the two forts
and all The nutritious of war therein.
After petfTchng Arrangements for guard
ing the forts sgsips, attack, the muuneers
q, msuded the restoration 20 power Of the
te9osed d,ctStnr. Gea Da FonescA. Gov
srnment otiicisls hurried all the svsilabls
forces TO the SCENE of the uprising.
Tbs troops surrounded the forts on tho
lsnd eide and the BEsxil'sa warships in the
vicinity guarded the side Of the forts facing
the hsthos,
To-day the ycrrment forca captured
Fart PiCo spd Fort SAINTS Cruz, and the
prisoners were sssin placed in the cells.
with strong guard detsiled to watch over
hem. The lesder Of the rebels. when he
saw further resistance Was useless COM
miIted suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
SUPREME COURT ASTONISHED
BY ex-senator Edmunds Who Criticised
Original Package Decison.

WAsHTsGros, Jan. 90 The justices Of
the oupre m. court OF The Uaited States
we're sstouished today snd q lid sensation
was created in court by the manner in
which ex-senator Edmunds, in the Gaze
under argument, criticised the court and
STATED that in his opinion it was entirely
wrong in its decision in the celebrated orig
insl package case from lows.
The case under Argument in some fes-
lures involved the question decided by the
court in the original package case. M.
Edmund. is counsel for the state Of Ver-
mont. Ex Attorney General Garland sp-
pasred on The other side of the suit a. at.or-
ney for John O'Neil, Whitehall. N. Y,
lqusr deslet, whom Vermont prosecuted
for shipping j1gs Of Gqu,r across Lake
Chsmplsin iuto Vermont on orders from
citizens of Rutland. The prosecution
ante dated the Iowa case.
The case before the court is in favor Of
the state Of Vermont, its supreme court
having decided that the sending Of liquors
by O'Neii from Whitehall, ". Y, to Rut-
land, Vermont, by express upon o, ers from
persons in the latter place, the liqlo. to be
delivered only after the price and express
charges we're paid, was . ssie 10 Vermont,
not in New York, and ONsii is liable to
The Vermt n. laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21
Amlroacs { Steasis0uafs
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD


4ofug " vEsT-SE A. N. feF Ls~fstss
Eoetis sed, PDr5iAa1, B0sto1 aad son*sszi; Ffs
NJ ,or 1aaGseh. 5ars9iGer ksG s0ash da-ffn@g
lels A. o. for sFBns.i.k 4, Lssssf0r. SAfssfs grssa,
Ro1siAnd rortI4ad s.f bSston, eonEee.iBs fcl
Xh.ia noaEtzia rHbf.; aG p. n. r.
B.J01sH aaraissg AID sogtA f1Ssflasr,
y n sor sfaHsvjex. 18th, HscJAa4t sos5-a
Ha.lsxsa. 6srsis.ss An4 spSst 5EreissT e q
Pm faisat Pziainsnl for iS efstsS. szth. Fgr.
aad and sdstSE-
sOING EAsT-a.lo A. n. tniga. sxprsssl 70
gkoyass4D, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HsEbef. 81
stEphsas r. Joha and AFoostork ConstYi -
a. TOT RsterVills. 5toSBssan and Bangor .
p N FOR NatsryfIIe, Oakland, aOrJh AgsOH,
.isxhAm, sso1nsszn. Beifast, DIVER and
ygr goft Bangor, Bar HaTbor. g.. stepissas,
Sc John and AEoos aox County, aa1 s8EdA9 p
only = Si7 A. NJ. 'gr BAnyoy.
n, sigh Pullman Trains ran eaaE va sTsry
ngzhs Sundays iaaia5isd. bat aOt % SHOWN ssa
on Monday mornings, n % BsifAs1, Dszyer. Or
Dsyora Bangor. os Sun iSy anOrHings.
fhs day exprsss trains goins West at 10 10
n ana Eas1 Al as r. N. rsE fatty SssdAy- IN
cildsd. bet zees sostop. Lewiston. Gath. baagO ,
and g. John
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Agyls7 .
.syes sdatn i4FIiner. s-z5 A n - aEf : =
? n Gardner ss5 A NJ. IN sE4 ..fs r. VI ,
usIopeil. SO a NJ, l-B and fSg ?. q
Througa uexnts 20 CE!ifoTaiA and ali poist.
Sdath and West may be had OF r. H HA4seg
Jskst asyat, Augusta, the only ofnoa in August
.eIny via all roatss and checking baggage sTse Of
expense
PAYsOS TUCKER, Vice Pres. 8eal Manage .
!. H. sOoTHBY. Gsa1 Pass. and Ticket Ay't-
Portland, a0T. %, 1891.
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THEY ARE HAPPY.
KsGnsbsG !Csm.a See Coed
fltlds iaGItaslle.
Maize les GIMP MS Plsnl al Eo0thosy
Hlb.f Burned.
Winthrop Enthusiastic Over Prospect
Of Condensed Milk Factory.


/ ppr-sAA ~ sEb1L SbA ESAL-
RIcHMosD, Jsn. 20.--A Geld wave swep
down the Keaneoec valley Las: nish. and
shi, rno:nigg the Ihermcmster stood at
bsio~ zero. Icemsn are happy today aF
and town the liver sith cne or t.o exeep
tiots at Th~irss Potrt the river IS sii
open, While at Brc~L's Poing there is five
inches af ice in he inside cosnn-i. Brown
Intends puttins on a sefspiEg gang
.omorrow Lgge pl.ce. are open
ST CiaI Se & Chsplius. The More
Company hare stoi helds su'
have lad nils for fuut houses at lhs
! CO.. per pisc.. Charlie. kussell & Compsns
raye f1Sed Their hsids today, which win
Ienish.s freeze VIII give than s!x inchs $
Of ice. T. Is learned this afternoon ths,
Haley has b en- scrspipz today.
Ga.iasu, Smith. who has been lumber
.ns AZ P.rii poad. is 81 ncmr, slck.
The Uhivers.hs: y uog people. meetin q
.l!l b. held at the home OF Miss Lily Caro-,
% MsIl srses. Friday evening.
A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says Tue
bark C, Sjuihsrd bers, SouthArd, WAS
taken IN low A. NJ Jan. 10, Ard started 70,
AsloIis. When q short distance below the
dry dOck, O~Ing 10 the rniscalculAiion of
he pilot, got GU; of The channel aud the
Hubert suck fast. Three steamers failed
haul her of ard . barge was sent
down aud the bark lightened Durir z
the night the vessel cid | # the bank soa
drifted down the stream, The anchor was
let 40 when the bulbert again sWuUg out
u the chsunel and second time got fast.
Steamer S G Resd went down yesterday
afternoon and succeeded in getting the
vessel into the channel and started down
for A-tOrla
G. ID. Coiburn has sold out 10 George
Nash
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CONDENSED MILK FACTORY
Is What Winthrop Gets If They Guar
antee The Milk Supply.

Special TO the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.
WmrHRoP, Jan. 20.-Mr. s. B. Boole
Of Boston, representing the Aroostook
Condensed Milk. was in town Monday ard
Tuesday, to confer with the citizens iu re
gard to starting factory here. A number
Of leading business men OF the town held
An enthussstic meeting 8. the ttlice of C.
A Greeley. Esq Monday afts rnoon, at
shich Mr., Booie was present. The matter
was thoroughly discussed, snd committee
chosen TO prepare for public meeting to
ne!d 81 he T0En hall, February let, At 10
A M, while in town, Mr. Baoie examined
versl sites for the proposed factory.
rne enterprise is. undoubtedly a sure
hing if 1t appears .hst The
farmers of this ard surrounding
owns car furnish the 5000 quarts Of milk
per day which is amount required to start
~i h. /. is believed thus amount can be
readily secured.
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Of Sioux Fslls.
). d. who have been visiting relative,
here. srted on thei: return home Wtdnes
day.
Hon. C. NJ Bailey has been On business
trip 10 New YORK.