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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-13

TAX upon whisky is not collected
until removed from the government
warehouse for export or domestic
sale. Tax upon real estate or per-
sonal property is payable semi-annu
ally, even if the property has to be
sold by the sheriff. Great thing to
be on good terms with ones govern
mentor, rather, with it's politi-
clans.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-13

A goodly number of the old sol
diers met in reunion at this city,
yesterday and to-day, and they had
a good time, of course, though the
rain poured in torrents, to-day. A
number of well-known Republican
speakers were present. We cannot
say much about the reunion in this
issue, but will probably speak of it
at length next.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-13

AGIrATE and Educate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-13

The greenback went up to par
with gold when John Sherman, as
secretary of the treasury, received
it in payment of duties on imports.
1t is plain that it was the exception
clause that deprecated the green
back, and it is also plain that the
soldier, and the people generally,
were robbed by the gold gamblers
and the United States congress.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-10-13

The stand-up-for-the- Republican
party Democrats neld their widely
advertised convention" at Topeka
last Friday. 1t was a fzzle-as it
should have 1en 1t was not a
Democratic meeting in any sense,
but was run--rnanipulated-m
aged by Republicans. 1t was a
Republican scheme from start to
finish. Notices Of the meeting
we're sent by the Republican com
mittee 10 Republican postmasters,
to be posted in the most conspicu-
Gus places. The railroad companies
furnished free passes to all who
would go, and men were furnished
with passes and sent out to urge
men to attend. Free passes with
dollar bills wrapped around them
were sent "where they would 40
the most good" We are reliably
informed that the Johnson gang
(which includes Frank Brown, sec
retary of the Republican state cen
trail committee, took an active part
in trying to work up "a crowd to the
Democratic" convention. The
scheme didn't work, though, and
the crowd did not materialize.
There were not enough men present
to transact the business contemplate
ed. 1t was "miscarriage."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

An entertain M nj given uader the man
asemens of Mrs Geo. n Fogs and her s.
8. class az the Columbia Street church
Bangor. nered over s3i for the Homes. A
good deal has been done in ore way and
another BY Ihis society for the heneh; Of
this phiian,hropic institution Of Eas. Fair
ne.d-
TIE Good Will people Of all ages are
delighted 81 the work that has been goins
or upon the church 10 the neighoorhocd
TIE nost thorough repairs have been made
upon Il, ard il Will be fe3sdicsted in . fs =
dass There will be regular ieljg Gus ser.
vices there after the house Is opened.
These Who have not already done 50 car
materially aid the Cool Viii Homes, and
81 the same time get . very interesting
mouthIy paper, by subscribing for The
COED Viii Record. Tie price Is only sc
cents year.
We understand that while the progress
on the Commercial Travellers Fund 10 no
shat mig h. be called rap d, the supervisor
has received ASSURANCES that 40 Indusnial
bui dung will be erecied in the course Of
this yea.. Such building now seems tc
De amor the iodispen sAblss. We predict
that this fuad vii! grow very rapidly ..
soon Is tie IN utter begins to be more thor
oughIy sstated. As We uoterstAnd it, al
commercial travellers sre sg-Gts to receive
contributions for the enterprise.
There may be q hint for others in thu
contribution sent TO Good Will By R-v. Il
NJ. Hey wood Of Mt Vernon, who gave one
or tie tse dollar marriage fees which hi
received Lass month Mr.. Haywood
daughter secured 10 subscriptions for Goo
VIII r. cord.
Ten dollars for Good Win were the pro
ceeds fir November NJ boxes placed ii
The Baptist church at Gardiner by the Y
P.S C. Z At Brewer MISS JJseplin.
Arey collected $40 from mem bers OF III,
Cot gtesauonal parish and other friends II
the place, ard also s-nt box Of clothing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

Schooner Carrie Berry il in q dsngerou.
position 3, FJurth P0in, # Portsmouth.
A NJ bile special ssys that an armed
pos.e csptuTed sGd banged Neal Sim aud
twr other men and two women near Leske,
Miss, Tuesd.y sight,
Tuesday night the Wells Fargo express
Office a. the Grant Central depot. II u ton,
Texas, va. bed OF fur packages en-
tanning $40 600 or more.
At meerir Of the Msssschussus Re-
ruo'icsn stNe committee Thursday Eoeo
s. Draper Of Bopedsie va, elected Chair
mar, and a P. Rschesky, treasurer.
"Wednesday night FREE hs train en- the
Chtcsg1 & Alton rosd ran into street car
a; Ch.csgo. The CO, vas smashed to atoms
and number Of the Passengers bAjiy cat
AID bruised.
Schooner C. II. Emop. Capt. Sinclair,
with 800 tons Of coal frr Portland, vas
wrecked We'd le,dsy AZ W.l,s 5.ad., NJ ar
Portsnou Crew saved; sci . total
loss. Osned ~ Calais aud was uninsu,ed.
DpIheri. is entity epiiemic il sew
ersi p'sc-s near Reading, Ps II h. vic
unity Il Cro.ssiii Mile more thsn Is ctilf-
fsn have dlso. inc Vii z four in ons family
AID three io different families 10 upe night.
One Of the clerks st the government
hesoqusrers s Ssn Antonio, Tex s.ld
Wedpestsy that Cara bad been located st
. ranch IS miles from Sieso, and that 3
force sutfs'ent to ensure bis capture vas
no~ after MIN
The Nas.se husttts spte aovarrmeut vas
orssn-z ed Tnur.d4y ard the Ltaj.i.iurs
q i.ui-.d III. Moniss. Governor Ru..sii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Hon. Oliver Il. Hall.
Presiding.

W. s. CHoArE. CLERK.
L. T. CARLETON, county attorney.
q. T. STEVENS, sherif.
+. A. SMALL, stenographer.
THussDAY, Jan. 7th.
County Attorney Carleton called up thi
several criminal cases, ard sentence va
imposed as follows:
william Stiuch field. for violation of the
lie nor lsv was sentenced in four CAGES &
paw e, >ggregstlng $3.50 or lG months
10 jul Committed.
no Blake. liqaor nuisance, sl25.
John DamPhy, liquor nuisance. 500.
Ch,s War;, rqIor naissnce and com
mon seller, s265 so
Z A G-,eheli. q1or nuissnee, common
seller. drit king house and tipping shop
s3Ii 80. or seven msntus 10 ISL.
Ivory Hayes, liquor NUISANCE ard com.
mon seller, indic'm snss found at this term
s8I3l9
Joseph W. Patterson, sppaii.ut, ".
Leigh & Wipgate. A. NJ. Goddard for
plaintiff, Jones & L iah for defendants.
Thi. IS sn ac,i9n to recover sl2 81, money
bad and received ard Genes by appeal
from the municipal court Of the city OF
Augusta The plaintiff says that on the
24sh Of February, 1891. be settled bill
presented By the defendants for coal With
out careful in.p ec.ion Of the items aud
subsequently discovered thss quantity Of
5000 roands cnsrgsd Is delivered on Oct.
3l.s, be bsd nor received He does not
o.ns IA, defendant. weighed cut the coal
Cor I'll. but says tie driver ei;ser carrie
Is - LIS ewn house o. sod il
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marrieo.

AROOsTnoK,
otbos-Dec. % james II, Ander'on and
ApHie " Junkins, both Of Uxbow
Ksox
Cswden-Deo u. wr. Hudson Mar.hsll and
Miss x ne JOSEF n, both ~ Can n De. xB
Mr. ,Ip nv adswnTth ant Mis- Way Ma. h
both of Camde1; Dec -, Edwin u. Mszoy Of
Roc Ia AMI Ida H. chaplin of Camden.
hope Dec. q. j. siah hobbs OF Hope and Mary
r. IA Heal Of Sacrament.
Yinaibsve'--Dsc. ~. Warren J. Ri iings and
Ada v. Dyer, BON Of NpsihAven; d as
Russeil g. AIRY and Clara T.kwsll, both u Vina
haven
Ccion-Deo a, Fred N Lucus and Ada 4.
Co gan, both Of mon
West wa-hInsioa- Dec. II, M. James I, Cliff
ford of Somerylie and Miss Annie .. Nose Of
Washington.
KEryYBEC.
AHgnsts--Jsn. :, By Rev. J N. Wymsn, Mr.
Truman G. Edgerl-y, Jr Of Rrootlin Mas aBd
Miss Lucy u. froctor Of Waieryiil- =, Me.
hidre1- &c "a, sr. Jopas ANN nd u
Sidney and Miss Gsorg sna A Page Of Belgrade.
IisCOLs.
Dsmsrisootta--SeT sr's eve, Mr.. Or well T..
HA'oh ard Mis- lula A. busy,b0'h nf Newcastle,
Round rosd-D, c. sd. Nr Thomas }. Rich
afd,. & Quincy, ~ass and Mis- Eyie Brown OF
b1HoI Dec e. NJ. h. ron } L.emtn a. d
Hi.s srVilia fhOm. son, IN OF Bristol; ID C. a,
by u. Cbamb ram Esq Mr.. franz slmu obs Of
Bristt and ai-- Ffets CollamDrs, Of Bremen-
aldoto'o- Dee "a, by Geo -. B~nner, y e.,
Mr.. He-'. re Benn-r and Mary G-nthber. botn
Of adobe n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

They got into an argument about the
money made by people who earn their
living on the stage. Of course they dif-
fered; people can't argue satisfactorily
unless they do differ. But here is the
opinion Of woman who WAS once on
the stage. who was considered popular.
who was clever enough in her work IL
get applause and praise. who presum-
ably earned more than the average &C
tress, and vet who is content with her
present life:
When take out the money paid for
gowns which were useless except on the
stage, when make allowance for trsv-
cling expenses. hotel bills, weeks III
which few performers earn anything
when take into account engagements
which could not for many reasons he
satisfactory 10 ne; when | foot up the
sularit., which sometimes in my early
work / never received. and when | esil-
maze the thousand and one little ex-
peIlst's which were then necessary, con
slider that for several years of my life
earned practically nothing but living.
and ! worked very hard, you must I'M
derStand. Wheu got married l left
the stage. Now it isn't necessary to tell
you what my salary was or what my
husbands salary now is, but his earn
ingS are less than mlne Were. But VT
two live much better on his smaller
salary than | alone could live on my
bigger salary. We have pretty home
and all that we need to be happy. We
save little money too. So l suppose
tilis is fair answer as TO what one
| makes on the stage, There are great
many circumstances to be considered.
New York Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

They tell funny story Of a man wht
rented box i'll the postofiice awhile ago
He appears to have been new to tn,
business and failed to get the hang a.
the thing. Aftera month or so he called
ON one of the postoilice officials and be
gan to kick about the box. The blamed
thing never had any mail in it, was hi
complaint.
Il have looked in that box every day
since rented it and it hasn't had "A thing
in it the whole time leven addressed Il
letter To myself and never heard from it.
The two took look Mt the box and
the postotfiCe man inquired If the box
renter had ever opened his box Why
no; of course not. Couldn't he see that
there wasn't anything in it.
OF course it turned out that he had
forgotten the number of his box though
it was on his receipt, and had been
watching and swearing over an unrented
one. He found stock of mail in his
box at last and went away feeling small
enough 10 crowd inside of it.--Buffalo
Express
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

gave . reception In the sx 'cutive chamber
in the fore noon ard Mrs. Ru,sells friends
gathered 10 the pardon committees Room.
An engagement with Gnzss men, Tues
day, near the border 10 reported. Garza's
troops we're put to Il shs .d they Lost .
NUMBER Of horses and soma arms. Soo z
Car. man. prisoners, we're rscsptured
IF m United States troops below Ediuhurs,
Texas, the came day.
Ia the United States District court at
Concord. n H, Thursdsy, in the cases
against E. Henry, J. d. Henry and
Gscrg Henry, lumosrmen Of z 'aland, in
diced for violsties alien lshor contract law.
J. E Henry vas fined $1,000 without cos,s
by agreement ard proceedings ssAinst the
others vas discontinued.
Chsile, Albright. . printer, and H. q
Hobart. afs und-r arrest at Chi,sso,
charged with complici,y in swiodle BY
which the backing d m Of W. G Press &
Co was viclm ii to the sx.sns of s-ver.l
Thousand eoil.rs. Theodore WilnCt
supposed to be in Ns~ Hampshire, and
Frank c. Evans are siso waited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Captain Anderson rescued the crew OF
a Dutch schooner from wild part of tn,
island of FOfmoSa, after firing upon somt
of the natives. His return is thus de
scribed in "A Cruise in an Opium Clip
per-" Our way took us in single file
through narrow pass, and rs | entered
ii at the head of my men, for second
my heart almost ceased to beat at the
startling sight that met my gaze.
The pass WAS lined on both sides with
ferocious looking natives armed witt
pole axes, spears, huge knives and many
other death dealing Instruments.
although | WAS taken flat aback by
the sight. some instinct carried me for
ward sword IN hand, looking 10 the right
and left with u cool. staring eye, which
seemed To curb the revengeful spirit OF
the natives.
"On arriving at the other end of the
dctile stopped, turned round. saw all tn,
men safely through, and then told then,
in unnistakahlo English TO make a clean
pair of heels for the ship, while brought
up the rear at a sharp pace rs soon ms
had got a little way from the entrance OF
the pass, SO that the natives might moi
see us i'll too great hurry.
How they let us through without
touching IA hair Of our heads or once
making a motion toward us passes my
comprehension
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

The New York Tribune covers the ground
completely and justly in denominating
winter racing in the North "a cruelty and
sn abuse, sn infsmy and an outrage "
No association can participate 10 this Pre- s.
sitution OF legitimate sport and retain that
caste that commsnds the admiration and
support Of genuine turfmeu.
The first ald only trofter by Nelson, 10
in the 30 list is the four year-old mare
Brenda. 2 30, dam by Fesrnsugh., Jr.,
26 son Of Fesrrsushr, . % IA.
A thoroughbred four .tion is becoming
immensely popular. Progressive breeders
will be careful 10 SEE that this foundation
is made up fly of great tour-mie win
ners, like Lexington, Boston, Gray Esgle,
Wagner, Planet and others 0; that kind,
which demopstrs ted, by their deeds tbat
they surpassed nearly all others Of their
day in speed, eourg and entrance.
At the late s0nu4l meetios Of the Tur-
nsr's Falls Drivir Association the follow
Jog officers were eltc:ed for the ensuing
year President, +. &. Coy; treasurer,
Porter FAr~elI; secretary, Charles d. Whit
sker directors, f C. Coy, 1. A. Darling,
Porter Farwell. George Hauce, R L
Atherton, Philip Jscobus' stephen Nc
Csrlhy.
George Lesvits has gone down 10 Penn
oroEe, Me. Col Richardson said the day
he left thst he hsd seventy-hSe 'houssod
dollars worth or fors sh there. The
next morning ne had sdied twenty-five more
10 his h's' statement aud by night it had
grown another my IL the colonel Seefs
on at that fs'e Leavitt can 'psy the ns-
tionsi deos' sir -Spirt OF the HUI.
Fairfield Journal That mile track Is
having SIS hsd luck as the link" 1t
started In Winslow ard was swept to Fan
field Only to be waited to Norridge~ock and
from there to the sesshore. Ju.t now it ia
being kicked about like shuttle cock be-
tween Ola Orchard AMI Portland withou'
much likelihood of its fl 1dinQ resting plsc /.
az eihuet pSi~t' INC iSCt i'i Sebt'shon'
mile trsox is quite an institution to be sup
ported in Name and unlsss it gets favor
able loo alton it will be very, very much
neglected affair.
Mr.. C. E. Lane of Brooks is enc of the
foremost breeders of good horse q .sh in
that town. A. his stable may be found the
bay stallion John Lambert, by Daniel Lam
bert; dam by F wing Morrill,. This horse
has record of 2 20. Another is the gray
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

| used to live in Spain, and after
ward in the West Indies, before came
to the States mot the wooden Indian
long before came to this country |
have been asked before where the wooden
Indian got his start, only know what
| have heard about him in the Old
World. There WAS an adveDturer
named Rutz who left his old city, Bar
celona, aud came to Virginia 800 years
ago. When he returned he executed
the wooden Indian in rude way, rs "A
type of the sort of animal he had met III
the New World, and the figure was set
up in front of shop where wine was
sold Finally it became sort Of trade
mark. There We're smokers i'll those
days and they assembled around the In
dian. And the wooden Indian is now
seen in front Of nearly every cigar store.
Interview in Chicago Tribune.
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AgIssAiDDEs
Houlton-Dec 20, c. Louis. Mccarthy. aged q
year, and months,
CUMBERLAND.
Brunswick Dse. IS. Capt Charles ssolhs ID
az, q 70 ysaFs Dc 3d. Ifp Lin n, dan htef OF
FREE AMI Mari la Cb-hd er, aged N Itas. IAN
/. Lioue i,Ayois, sget pa, : months d %
days. J seph ser anser. aged 10 yeais mos
Jan s. N >. Y rprlex SDrnand, sged 70 =. 10
mont and d,ys.
In Augusta, Jan. = Letda.i D. Mosher, aged
LINCOLN
some'ville Jan. 2, Mrs.. Vary u. iDsaiel,
ss'd 3 years and months Ia Iapers p.ease
copy
Msfisor-D C "a. infsng son Of M. and Mrs
NJ Hrrt,'r "a, .gedz ays
sta'k-Dec 70. Mrs s Caldwell. aged 81
y ars, - oaths and 10 days.
North A sson- ia. 2, soghia A wig 10, vi e
OF X. Fairbrot .er. H. q sged So years.
WAsntSoTos.
CaIais-Jan 3, Vim 4 Rams tel, ased - yrs.
AMI m nth tbec. 81, TT, "a Mallory ss' "a
yea and 2 m rs; Jan s, Nathaniel spil my.
aged "a years nd 10 m Mt ..
I'M cetop ~ 4. Maria n. Hold, aged IS yrs,
: months nd p days.
Nilito sn-J N. 4, Charles =. Frost. aged is yrs.
and 10 me nths.
MIscELLAyE us.
South Actor, yas..,--Dee 81. vrs. N.rism
Jonss forasfiy Of ksAaGs!a. aged "a yssxs.
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SERIOUS CHARGES
Against Lady Macdonald And Other
Prominent Canadians

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. "A Regime
leader, Consetv.tve, the oihrr day made a
charge TO the eff CT that while Hon Mr.
D4wdney was lieutenant governor of the
rthwest Territories he used hi.
ificial knowledge to nave The land
adj lining the flu ure town sise of Regina
coIalied and that a certain parsonage a.
Ottawa who welded great il fluence, was
In the pool.
To-Day Globe, commenting on the above
says; TX is not worth while miuclDg mat
ters. the parsonage referred TO is Lad,
Mscdonsld, wife of the premier Of The
day, and is virtuslly accused b.
this Conservative journal Of having
been partner wi h Mr.. D4"dne'
and the rest IN the transsc'ion which ell
concerned nut have known TO be shsdy
and dlsreputsble, and it YOU'D be well fvr
psrlismen, - 0rder an ilvesugation.
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Natural History and Antiquarian Society

The annual meetieg Of the ksnsebse
Natural H,tory AID Antiquarian Society
was he'd at i.s hall lass evening, fair
sized audience OF members in attendance,
DR.. W. Scott Hi presiding. The librarian
presented 8 report Of secessious 10 the
library and c,biass sisee the las. meeting
wbish ine AIDED 3ous;isus from Capt George
P:i ics, Bsssoa, Mass +, L. Sonthafe
Esq city cl RI Of Augusta, Mrs ESlrs
II Rig-iow AID Miss Z 1ily M1hSer,
Augusta, and A. B,iley, E.q and w W
Brsd.ireet, E.q Gardiner. TIE treasurer,
E. C. Duiley. Esq. presented bis snna'l
report which was sec pied The report
sho~ed receipts dariae the year Of 1910 ;
Sill bsius memb ,r.hip fees and 1888 Oh
suo.crip ion. A full statement Of dl.burse-
ments vas presented.
An amendment 10 the constitution vss
sd opted disseminating that article relating
to junior membership, and placing all
memb-rs ia the same rank, making no dis
ri1c:ion Ia regard TO age. and allowing al
members squsl privileges.
Dr.. p H Vsus An and Lester Part
ridge Of Augu.ts were elsc Ell to member.
ship.
The society tten pgoce eded to the cleo
ion Of I'll ,ess and DR.. W. Scott Hill VS.,
uasnim lu,iy reelected president, but de-
eliued to serve sno her year. A vote Of
hanks was passed to the retiring presiden
for the Interest manifested in ,h'
work of the society and for IN,
faithful manner in which he has di.
III rged the duties Of President the pas
year. The election then resulted il tn,
choice Of the following named fiicers;
Presid-nt-Cap. Chss f Nash.
Vice President-Ssmuel /. BJsrdm,n.
SECRETARY Ftsnk T Noble.
L'orarian--C c. Willouehby.
Tressurer-E c Dudley
Members Of the Executive Council
Hon Samuel Titcomb, Capt Fl + Blsneh
ard, P. S Mooney, O.ls c. Webster.
The society has had mos, success'n
year and enters upon its future work witt
| good organization, q fine hall, groxic,
| collec ion and mt CHI enthusiasm on the par
Of its members to make the coming year
notable ore in lis history.
The matter of loan exhibition was lef
10 the exy cu.ive council. At the regula
monthly meeting on Thursday evening
| February 4, paper on Numismatics vii
| be read by A. C. Silphen, Ed Of Gardi
/ ner
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

ss~ fosn Jan
FLOUR Receipts. 1854 pkg, export 5il5
rhis: 1905 sacks: less active, heavy; -
sales. 2t7o0 bush; low exuas st0a. IS. CT;
nI..s 10 81 2s, City mil patents ~ 25s Is 50
s,n er wueat, ios grades, q toas4 Is, fair Il
fancy, t.loat4 90 patents. - 6oasS-z5, hinnesots
deAr, q l5atf 80 strsishts - t5as5.l0; do ~.
eDts, q 90 1850, rye mixture, ti.l5sts 50, sup
srfus, q 1919 Is. fine, 2 s5as3 20.
WHE.' H." 1880 bush, spor,' lso75p
,stes 1000 upsettlen clos ng heavy, dull. low
er, N REQ, .SZlaio3l, .t.r' and eisssi
.Qis .,6l AGoa,, ,.si M lob. 10. red l0t
ahUB; no nntftsn .05t aiC5l No : bard l0e
a OBJ 90 mort ern. l00.a CO.., no.2 spyiDg, gGias
g.. dull, Dnsetti.d, western, 9srioJ
BAELEr dull, DO. milsausee 7lA5S
22s00o, unsettled. fairiy Aoiige, co.i1g weak
~" Z, a ga elevator s3A53, AhUat; ungrsded
mixed, 80 -5i, 10. ~ a. stea n.r mixed igi .a5I
..~rs- Il ne'pr 20 30, apor' 59oi2.
s37 d, ~nIte 81 s,5l. sox Z, s7aisi, do white
ao.sjpi No. /, ga IS whit. 39i, mixed s"st'u.
35aa,,, do whit. % ,42i white state, 59a42I
80 Chicago, 3ss3si
CoYFEs-s,o, qul t, firm; No. ,, 10
suGAs-ha~. quiet, Lrmtr, refined, hrm,
" =, 70 No; ., , s. no, 10. 3 n
mOo!d, Z ls. standard. II, conieo
toners Is, cut loaf ami crush. 81
powdered 7.ls, graB1lh'ed .lais; cubes. 4 7-l6
PETAoLr, s.ady, quiet, sni.ed. 81.
PoR6- quiet steady.
BssF- sleedy, dull.
LAID l0.er, dull, esstsrL steam close
6it ciy . I0as 10 rehned, active, nrmer
o tinsut 8 90. 8 70 d A e. So
BUTTER fair d-msnd, hrm.
CBsEss fairly active, firm,
'-.'sns u 49,. .on'. market, mod active
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

Pei Clsson, father Of Representative O..
B. Ciason, died yesterday morning At 30
O'Clock sitter sn Illness from the grippe re-
sultipg in congestion. He has been mu h
valued citizen snd his loss will be sincerely
regretted by q large circle Of friends and
Acquaintance. He ~ss native Of
Waterbury. VI and came TO Gardiner ia
June, s49 He vss veteran in the late
-sr, and member Of Heath Post, @. A
IL He frat enlisted in Co. /, 24th Maine
Vci. in l>62 snd served his nine months,
reforming home in August 81 1868, and
sQsin enlisted in Co. A, 7th Maine, which
was afterwards consolidated with the g h
Maine Veterans he ~ss wounded five
uue. and drew pension, which vas in
creased last summer. Mr.. tla.ou was 10
Years 10 months old at his death He
leaves widow and Que son, Hon Oliver
& Clason. The funeral VIII take plsce
Sunazy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-08

John York sas st work yesterday with
the crew Of men who were moving The old
stable from A Nye's premises to III.
;rof & PARK, Mr.. Gerald hAving purehsssd
it for use 81 tost Place, when be vas cit in
the head b. Q lever connected vi b the wind
lass receiving = severe cut over the eye snd
sustaining iuj Iries rhich msy prove very
serious. A surgeon Was summoned IS sooa
IS possible snd he did vhst be could to
max the il iured man comfortable.