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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
FIRE AT FARMINGTON,
Riggs Tannery Burned-TOtal Loss,
$4,000; Insurance, $500.

FARMIseToN, March 2S--A. s. Riggs
tam cry here buried this morning and i,
total loss. TIE lte caught from defective
chimney. Sixteen men are thrown Gu; of
employ ment. Loss about $1,000; insured
for $500
Allen, Field & lawrence, Of Boston, had
some 1900 dtz.u sheep skins ia the la
merry sad al we're burned. Their loss is
nearly $1,000 I0sured for $4,000 Benjs
min Page, 8 workman, fen down STAIRS
-hile fighting The FIRE, al d broke two ribs.
He was otherw Sc hurt slso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
Railruaos 4 Steauri,nats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Ssv.
23th, 1891.

a0IMa WEar-AN A. M. TOR ls Ststoa
goahiAnd, Portland, Boston and Montreal; Tss A
N. for HxIIo~si, Gardiner and South Gardiner
.0.f0 A. N. Tor BrunsSisx, Lewiston, Farnin g.on
RocklAhd. Portland and Boston, connecting t0g
White Mountain Points. 100 r. NJ for
HAilovsiI, Gardiner and soGth Gardner; al.
P. N. for Hransvief. Bath, PoytlAnd, Bos:0n.
and Saturdays only. tor Rocklaud, s.0s r. N. roi
HallGveli. Gardiner and south Gardner, II %
z. N. might PullHaGj Tor Lewiston, Bath, Port
and and Boston.
GOING EAsT-1-lo A. N. might eHpress) for
5lovhesan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar HArbor. St,
Stephens, st. John and ArOostook CooDty, 9if A
N. for WaterytlIs, Skownessn and Bangor. 3.ts
p. ~ for Wa,erville, Oakland, North Aason,
Bingham. 3kowhesan, Belfast. Dover and
FOX Hoft, Bangor, Bar Harbor. 81. Stephens,
81. John and Afoos,ooG County, and Sundays
only, NJ 2f7 A. M, for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run eseh way every
night, sundays included. but not TO Skovhe gan
on Monday mornings, or to Belfast, Dexter, or
bsyond Bangor. on San lay mornings.
The day express trains going West at 1910 A
and East Al sA 7. NJ. run daily. Sundays In
clBded. between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
and 81, John.
Accom- NOTATION TRAIN for Augusta
cares South Gardiner, 6.25 A. N, I 10 and Z IS
T. NJ, Gardiner, & IS A. NJ, t.2O and f.33 p. NJ
Hatowril. 649 A. NJ, rs ana t.5s +. NJ
Through Tickets to California Ead all potnts
south and West may BE- had OF u. Ii. Wk.ker
!lcA-' agent, A1gusta. the jnly Office In AuRasts
ling via ali routes and ohecsing baggage tree 9I
Expense.
fAYSOH TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 ten1 n AnAger.
;. Il. BOOTHBY, ueDH Pass. and Ticke. As't.
Portland, Nov. 20. 1921.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

COLBY ALUMNI
OF Portland Hold Thslr Sixth Annual
Bangu,t al Pr,bl, House.
Grafton by Leslie {. Cornish of Augusta
on '.The Profession Of Law"

PORTLAND, March 23-The sixth annual
,eupion Of the Alumni Association of
Colby University in Portland was held to-
night at the Preble Hous,. Upwards Of 20
we're present.
After q social reception fo- an hour. q
business meeting was held, Vice President
Joseph II. Files, presiding. The follow
.ag officers were chosen for the coming
y.ar: tre-ldent. Joseph II. Files; vice
president, W. W. Andrews; secretary and
tressurer.W W. II. Loopey; POSTMASTER. W.
G. Chapman; executive committee, J. II
Drummond, Jr., Alfred King, Asher C
Kinds.
Amor those present from out of the city
were Prof Rogers, Prof. Hall, Rev Dr..
Kicker. Rev. A. X Crane, K, W. Dunn,
Hon. A. X. Z. Klowlton and Hon. W. u
Corthell.
After dinner remarks were made BY the
presiding officer and an Grafton delivered
by Leslie G. Cornish Of Augusta, on The
Profession of Law"
Remarks were made by President A. W,
Small, who is soon TO leave to accept the
professorship Of Soci Jlosy in the Chicago
Universi'v, coulsellirg the continued effort
for the good of the college.
He WAS followed in the same line by ex
President DR.. &. u B. Pepper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
LAPHAM BILL DEFEATED,
An Adverse Report Being Made by Com
miitee on Fisheries.

WASHINGTON. March 30 The commit
tee on merchant marine and fisheries today
ordered report adversely TO the House
bill introduced by Lsphsm Of Rhode Island
10 regulate the .heries.
The bill provides that any citizen of the
United States might at sll times take mer
hsden and msckerel with purse seines
along the sea coast snd along shores of
island. adj j.cent TO coasts and in all waters
under he marine jurisdiction of the United
Ststee.
The bill has been under consideration by
the committee since early last moth snd
has been the sut .ct Of number Of hear
logs.
The committee WAS divided upon the
merits Of the measure, and Wheeler OF
Michigan will submit the report Of the
m, uity, and Wilkinson OF Pennsylvsris is
the views Of the minority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
ROUGH EXPERIENCE.
! Yin'lOE Man Tells a Story Of 1t.
tempted Midnight Murder,
Bat, Beyond Cut Clothing He Fails to
Prove His story.
I Special to the KxsrEsEc JOURNAL

Special to the kEssEBEc JOURNAL.
WArEKvILLE, March 23.-Will Rhodes.
Of Wlnslo. csms to the city Wednesday
morring With the par iculars and visible
traces Of a Wild adventure Of which be was
the victim Tuesday hight.
Mr.. Rhodes j, employed on the milk
rou'e of 2 tterson Brothers. and lives .,
tho farm OF his employe ers in Win.low.
AS he Vas returning from Wsterville
sooul clock Tuesday evening, some un
known person rushed cut upon him from a
curp Of woods through which ,he road
passes short way from the Winslow p 5;
1tfice. The sssiiant clu.ched Mr.. Rhode
by the throst with one hand. Ia the other
shsrp nplement, either knife or rszlr,
vi which he struck at Rhodes, making 4
org cut il bis clothii over The left hip
The knife went through the overcoat and
making cut through the third uadershirI
about t~o inches long.
The two men cliuched and Rhodes sue
cesded in dosning bis man, and as soon Is
he could free himself ran as fast as p )ssible
t. bis boarding place where he Told his
s.ory. party Immediately set out for the
s!ene Of the assault. Tn. signs Of the
81. uglle were evident but 10 clue to which
way the cuiprit had gone could be found
k1odes Came TO WateIyille yesterday NOR :
lag. told his story and showed cuts in his
clothing. but could give no clue whstever
as to whom his asssilant may have been.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHlsGToN, March 23.-The following
Name pensions have been granted:
Original, Frederick A. Smith, John G.
Turner, Samuel d. r. mick, George G.
Andrews George w. Pennell. Additional
Amos +. Foster, Charles +. Morgan. Sui
Elemental, Henry c. Hamilton. Increase
Marcus N. Eiwsrds. Andrew r Dor
Alvin Brsnn. Edward Kelley, James l. B
Young, David 8. Mullen, Adm W. Smith
Re issue, II )wsrd Burns. Norris N. Pierce
George r. Mann. Reissue and increase
Eras,us L. Palmer, Peter Bull. Original
widows, Rebeccs McDermott, Ruth A
Mnyti.op
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
HILL FARM NINE
Victims Recovered Bodies Only Reeog.
nized by Their Clothing.

DUNBAR. Ps., March 23,-Grest excite
ment WAS caused this morning by the re-
port thsG bodies OF 22 of the 81 miners en-
Il mhed in the Hill Farm mice June IL,
1890, had been recovered and one Of the
bodies identified. The mine tficlsis deny
this.
From other sources it is claimed that %
bodies were really found, bu. the mine Of
ticisls do not want it known until all are
found. Ii is further stated that the bodies
are unrecognizaple and can only be identi-
fed by their clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
STORMY ATLANTIC.
German Steamer Ashore Near
Halifax. -.WlIl ba SaYad. y
Coal Birss In Dangerous Situation Oh
Chatham In The Gale.
Other Vessels In Distress One Hauled
or the Shoals and Proceeds.

HALIFAX, N s.. March % The Ger
man steamer Wilhelm o slsner went ashoIe
st rhum Cap. and il WAS feared would
prove total wrt OK, was dragged ef the
.hoAl by tugs this afternoon, snd is nov be
ing tossed into port. Her engine room is
allied With water.
The cargo consists largely of window
glass. hardware. etc. for Ii H.lifsJ ard beet
root sugar for Boston. Tne stesmer wa.
recently chartered by the HSnss Line. l.
is said no pilot was on board ~h,n sne ven
ashore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
IN THE SENATE.
Indian Appropriation Bill Up But No
Action Taken.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-ln the Senate
after the transaction of routine business
on motion Of sherman, proceeded to the
consideration of tx ,cutiye business. Doors
were re opened at 30,
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up for action. The frst important amend
reached vas the striking out Of the bill the
prov'so requiring army officers to be de
tailed as Indian agents.
After discussion on the amendment Nor.
gan moved IS q substitute for the House
provision one directing the President To az
point Indisn citizens of the United States IS
ladisn agents, when in his judgement such
appointments might contribute to attach
Indians 10 civilization and to the govern
ment Of the Uoited States,
Without action the Senate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
Fire at Chic0pee.

SrRIsGFIEID, Mass. March % The
three-story brick blocks owned By j. Fl,
Hossue, At Chicopee, we're partially de-
stroyed by FIRE this morning The loss on
the building 10 about 5000; insurance,
$500. The tenants loss 10 largely by
water. They were Hosgue & Peck, manu-
fsctnrers of hardware specisIties, lose
$1,000, insurance 1880; f. L. Jacobs,
steam printer, loss $500. insurance 1920;
W. NJ. Dugsu, manufacturer u loom har-
ness, loss $500, insurance $1,000. The
cause 10 unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
GUITEAU DRUNK WHEN HUNG.


WAsBIsGroN, March 23.-Dr. TildeD,
former chemlst at the National medicsi
Museum. speaking Of Gui,enu, President
GIfield's ss.ss,iu, said that the assassin
went to the csffold in a semi-ifu1ken con-
dition,
''This," added the doctor, "wss neces-
sity. You are aware that when tqusd Of
soldiers catered the jsli rotunda short
while before the execution and came to
order arms, with loud bang, Guitesu fell
over in desd f4iht.
"His nervous system was shattered, and
the ply sicaI feli they would be unable to
get him 10 the scsff Did A consultation was
held and it wasNecidsd to give him dose
VI brandy, II s vas done and he got biz
dose too. Not being used 10 drinking tas
dose went to his head, and his oh, Lord'
song on the scssold, was, in my estimai 1n,
drunken efusIon."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
PERFECTLY QUIET
We're Messrs. Drayton and Borrowe on
the Voyage Over.

NKw YORK, March 20 j Coleman
Drsyton and lisllett Aisop Borrowe arrived
this afternoon from Liverpool on the
steamer MI astic They remained perfec
quiet during the voyage.
They were not aware until their arrival
here that the scandal bad been made pub
lie. When interviewed they refused to
discuss the matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
ARRIVED AT LAST.
Brig Morning Star Arrives From West
Indies 53 Days Out.

New HAVEN. Conn, March 23-The
brig Morning Light, Capt. Decker, which
ieft Ponce, z. r January 80 last, arrived
st this port this afternoon. Tne captain
reports q succession Of severe weather
throughout the voyage.
CeptAin Decker says he was five times
less than 20 miles a Montsuk, and as Of
ten blnwn far out to ses. Ia lat. 37.45,
loug. "a 3S, the brig passed q deck
painted white, 3 part of the wreck OF some
large schooner.
While at Bahamas Capt. Decker wit.
messed the wrecking Of the Connection,
schooner Hubbard, granite laden, thai
went ashore, on Riding Rscks. The brig.
owners hsd gwen her up for lost as ,he
was so long overdue,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
THB MALAY REVOLT
Against British Rule In the
Province Of PspaDs
Is Proving 10 b. a xofa Serious Natter
Thsn Expected.
Insurgents Capture Temerlohe Despite
British Troops Sent Against Them.

SlsGaroRs, March sS.-N Is believed
here that the Malay rising against the Brit
i.h rule in PspAng will prove to be = much
more formidable movement than vas at first
expected
Some time ago the British Resident and
Sultan of Pshang, With . strong Malay
toice. left Pulsu Taweh for Temerlohe to
AXE sc ion against the Ofapg kysh, the in
urgent leader. The British force was
e c)mmsudei by Msjjr McCsilum.
Lei reported here today tnst large body
Of Msisys under the Orsng Kysh have At
tscksd Temerlohe, and captured that
station. II is said that = number Of Sikah
police were killed in the engagement which
precei the capture, but the details Of the
al air are meSgte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

"0.hello's occu ostion's zone" He used
to spend days ID night, cursing the fstss
aud the rheumatism. Nov he only lies
down and laughs to think hov es.ily he
vss cured by Salvation Oil, ut 25 cts.
wm. II Vsndefford, Esq editor Of the
Democratic Advocate. Westminster, Md,
writes ihs, be hss used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and knows it to be good medicine.
Bay it. Try it. 25 cents. dltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
A BIG SHORTAGE
Found in the Accounts Of Allegheny
City, Pa, OfIicials.

PrrTsBuRG. Pa, March 2l-The chair
msu VI lhe audiiibg Committee of the Alt
sheny cCuacil tonight report d that the
accounts of the mayors office, market
clerk, supt ptrsntendsnt o: waters ~orks and
nealth + fl - sho- deficiency OF $3.50 $40
The Investigations 80 far have resulted in
she imprisonment Of Mayor Wymsn and
Market Clerk Hs,tiugs for embezziement.
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ROUGH OFF CHATHAM.
A Barge In Dangerous POsitiOn-May
he Blown or 10 Sea.

CHATHAM. Mass March % The heavy
sou,herly storm Clntinues tonight. Tug
Gladiator passed sou'h 81 6 A. M, towing
barges Trivoli and Samuel e. Saring.
The latter parted her hswser off here al
8 A. M. ana anchored, and the increasing
southeast gale aud rough sea caused her TO
part her chains about noon, and she drifted
toward the beach.
The wind shifted to the southwest and
she made sail and is standing of and on at
dark, gradually difing northward. The
indications are that if the gale shifts to the
north~srd before morning she may be
blown off,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
OpORTO HARD tP.
Several Banks in Bad shape GOycrn-
ment Trying TO Give Aid.

LlsnoN, March 23.-The financial crisis
10 Oper,o continues. Several banks have
been embarrassed by depoeitors withdraw
ing their money.
The government has asked the banks OF
Portugal TO sesist the banks that have
,uspsnded payment. The governor, fear
irg All outbreak, has reinforced the Oporto
garrison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

OF Hoods 8afsspsriila as . blood puri1e,
entities it to your confidence. No other
preparation has such . record Of cures Of
Scrofuls, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning. or
other blood diseases To Try it is to know
its merit. Be sufe 70 ges Hoods SarsApa-
riilA.
For . general family cs,hsrtic We cons.
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
d&vlyfolrmchd&v
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Boston Democratic Primaries.

Bosros, Mmen 23-The Democrats
hel3 primaries in 81 the wards tonight to
elect delegate. to the State convsntioa and
to choose delegates to the national conver
tion. or the 25 Yards seven we're in.
str1cted for Cleveland, three for Hill, two
for Russell and one anti Cleveland with no
preferences, and the others we're unin.
ssruc.ed but are said TO favor Cievelsnd.
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Their Accounts Differ.

CHICAGO, March 23.-The surviving
partners Of the Boston firm of Houghioo q
Coolidge & Company, today filed in the
circuis court bill for An accounting oi
their Chicsgo agent, Edwin P. Jaequith
The bill slieses that Jscquith. Who hsi
been the firm agent here since 1890, re
fuses to make an accounting, ard he
while sverring to owe them only s5s 600
really owes over sl40, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
KELLOGG WON
His Suit for Damages Caused by Put
ting Sewage in His Brook.

HARrFoRD, Conn, March 23-The Jury
this morning, in the SUR Of Henry L. kel-
logg. Nesiagtop, for $4,000 dsmsges
agsinst the city or New Britain, re,urnei a
verdict for $1,000 snd costs.
Kellogg sued the city for damages re-
sultipg from the emptying of sewage Of
New Britain into PIper's brook which flows
through his property. Three other suits,
with dAmsses sggregatins $50 900, are nos
pending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
THE RUN CEASED
After President Hcrrcray Ordered Gov-
ernmcnt to Take Their Notes.

MoNTEvIpEo. March ~ A run on
branch here Of the London River Plate
bsnk, caused by the announcement Of the
liquidation of Murrieta & Co, London, has
Q. ased. DR.. Herrersy of Obes, president
u Uurupu,y, gave orders that the govern
nent ott 'ss should accep: the bsnks
notes freely sd this had great effect in
restoii1g COZ ience,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
LACK OF ORDERS
Cause Suspension of Railway Workshops
and Galleries In Silcsia.

BERLIN, MNcl 2S,-The railway work
shoIs IN Silesia have suspended operations.
nving to lack of orders To mitigate the
distress caused by the stoppsse. the elder
workmen and heads Of families will be
one days employment per week. Many
collieries have been closed with the same
arrangements in forc'. The suspensions
are announced as for q fortnight only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

WAsHlsGros, March % in the House
today the committee on pensions reported =
bill to pension the Survivors Of the Black
Hawk and Creek Indian wars. Andrew OF
Massachusetts, from the committee on civil
service reform. reported favorsbiy q bill to
exclude political influence in the employ,
mert Of lsborers oy the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
NADEAU ARRESTED
Marshal Saunders Captures the Man
Who Shot McNally.

BANGOR, March 23-I!is reported here
tonight that United States Marshal Saur-
ders has s'res,ed George Nsdeau who she t
Deputy Msr.hal MCNslly, and who is
wanted for illegal liquor selling near the
New Brunswick line above Fort Kent,
Aroossook county.
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Denmark TO Assist the Peary Relief Ex-
lief Expedition.

PHLADELrHIA, March 23.-News has
been received ~ the Academy Of Natural
Sciences in this city, that letter has nj
rived at Washington addressed to 81 cretsry
Blaine from she Unit d States Mioi-ter in
Denmark. announcing that the Danish gov
ernue1t has lssu-d i5sttu & .ns to its off,
ciais in Greenland to extend ali possible
.uPpors" to ,he expedition f5r the relief OF
Lisat. PesIy,
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PAINESyILLE, o.. FAILURE.
Violence Threatened the Bank Presi.
dent by Losing Depositors.

PAIsEsvILLg. Ohio. March 23.-The ex-
citemenl caused By P.ige bank failure has
aot absted. Many l.bor,nE men and women
are among the dspo.i.ors and threaten vio-
ience to X X. Paige. rte assignee ssti-
mates til. banks asse's 81 $50 GOO ard
Mr.. Pages assets at S25 600. l'hs liabil-
ii. s are betxeen 4300, 900 and $500 ,006.
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..Ss.:.s ..Srsa. s.,.s,..,
Marrow Gsuso.J
Randolph TO The National Home.
Connects With Maine Central at Gardner.
TINE TABLE:

Winter Afrange In effect DyO. :. 1891.
cave Randolph. 40 An, 1913 A. ~, lisP
t50r.s Afrt.e at National dome, 20
Il .O6 a, ~, Ip 2. NJ, $40 T.. N.
Lrssu hstioGRl u 3Uns, s.19 ~ II 20 A NJ.
Lis p, ~, $50 =. N. Arri7e at Randolph. $50 a
-, y so A. ~. f25 s'0r.M
~ IiwToN saporintanderf.
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Martin Bradish of EastpOrt Dead.

EAsTPoRr, March 20 Martin Brsdish
aged II years, died todsy. He was in the
Wholesale and retail baking business for so
years, held several town offices and repre-
sented the town in the lower branch Of the
Legislature in 1887.
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TERRIBLE FIRE
Al Immcnhauscn, llessc- Nassau The
Whole Town Threatened,

BERLIN, March 23 "A c)i flsgrstion Is
aging at lmmenhsuseD, town Of abont
1900 inhabitants in Hesse- Nassau. Ninety
houses and a number Of stables have been
burned.
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RAIN Or SNOW
With Clearing and Fair Weather in
Southern Maine.

WAsHrsGros, March 23-For Maine :
Light snov o, rain. clearing in south por-
ii uIns, west winds. Signals displayed from
New Haven 20 z ,s.por,
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POPE WAS JAILED
To Await Extradition for RObbidg an
Old Miser-His PsramOur Acquitted.

MONTREAL. March 23.-Henry Pope,
wanted for stealing large sum Of money
from An old miser in Lacobis, N. H., has
been com mitted here for cxtrAdition. His
psramour Matte Winters, was acquitted.
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In Good Condition.

HrANNIs, Mass, March 23.-Thore AZ
rived ,hls afternoon steam tug Elsie, with
schooner Laura Il Mssser, that has been
ashore at HSrwchport, The vessel s sp
psrently in good condition.
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THB MEN WIN
10 tbe Canadian Pacific Strike
and Are Happy.
Tho StrikRs Rslnstat.d and Wages Viii
Be Left TO Arbitration.
Some Of Hill Farm Mine Victims Recoy-
cred identified by Clothing.

CANADIAN Pc hc strike is settled. The men
have been seiests,ed ard ihe Qlestion of
wages will be lef. TO committee Of Loco
motive Brotherhood.
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Local Forecast.

Bosros. March 20 For Southern
Male unul Friday: Fair. slightly colder,
vest AID Northwest winds n rthern Msiae
clearing Thursday, fsir Tnu'siay night.
slightly colder. .-st and northwest winds.
Fair, warmer Friday.
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THB SEER, $4,000.
Who Says They D,n't have
Good Horses In Maine?
Inspecting The State Plison..,I $4,000
PlFs at FaHmlnstOn
Court at Skewhegsn-Ba'es es College Notes
Other State News.

LEWISTON. March z3-Todsy Dr. A .
Gsroeion sold bis famous uossi1 s;a,-
lion, The Seer" to Fl. v. Huichinss
Aabu u, for $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

THoaAsros, Msrch IS -Mes.rs Do-ues
ard Simpson of the Governors Council
ard Inspectors Jones, Cisfy ard Dresser
s-e on an ffcisl visit to The Maize State
| P.ison-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON. March 90 "A postoffce
mas been established at Sou Mount Ve'-
non, Kennebec county, and c. II. Gilman
appointed postmaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
CAPITAL NOTES.

The House committee on territories,
Wednesday, by s vote Of s to /, ordered 3
favorable report on the bill providing for
home government for Uish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
EMPEROR WILLIAM
Said TO be Suffering from Emphysema Of
the Lungs

BERLrs, March 23 The Tsgeblstt
states that Emperor William is suffering
from empty sens of the lungs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24

AusrIs, Texas, M,rch Z3.--At the INT
session Of the Legislature today Rogers z.
Mills vas formally declared elected United
States Senator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-24
COUNT ENLENBURT
Offered and Accepts Presidency Of the
Russian Council

BERLIN, March ~ The report that
Count Eulenbnrg has been 4 red aid SC
cepted the presidency OF she rfussIsn couG-
ell $ confirmed.