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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
Aallruaos f Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement OF Trains In Eject Nov.
10Th, 1891.

aofse WFsr-sn A. NJ for Lewiston.
xosrlan1. Portland, Boston and Montreal; 7.45 A,
4 10, HsHow4h Gardiner and soatb Gardner
fapA NJ for BraBsEi a, Lewiston, farming ytSn,
soosland Portland and Boston, connecting foF
WhI.s Mountain Points, 100 p N. for
gall0well. Gardner and south Gardiner, t.ls
IN Tor Rrun, Viok Bath, Foxianf, Boston,
.ua saiardays 0ny, tor kocslag q, c.S P. N. Tor
E,llov.l. Gardiner and 5ogtf Gardiner, ii.N
pm nlghf Pallnaai for Le ewtston. Bath, Port
Aai And oO-ton
eoty'. EAsr-Rio A. II. night express) for
ssoshagAn Belfast, Bangor, Bar HafbOr, 81.
stspheps 81. John and Aroost0ok Coauty; Sh
n. for Walfrvillr. 5kOVhegan and Bangor, 3.is
Ria.han sk0whssan. Belfast, Dover and
FOX aou. Bangor, Bar Harhor. St. 5isphens.
Il JotB and Ar0oa .O0k County, and Sundays
osiy At Az A NJ. for Bangor.
Inc Nigh, falimaR Trains run each way every
ul7ht sundays 10 tiuded, but not TO 5eoWhesaB
sn yoglay nOfnihgs, or 70 Belfast, Dexter, or
bsgoni sAagor on Sun hay mornings.
f,s iag ezpress trains going West at 1910
N and fast at sis r. VI run daily, Sundays in
GUIDED bFtreen Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
and s.. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tor Augusta
ls,ye. 4osth aar,iinnr. IS A. M; 10 and IS
7 N Gardner, 4 {5 A. NJ. 20 and AS T. II !,
Ialsogsti 4 ~ A. NJ. rs and tbS r. nj.
through tickets to California and all points
South and Wost way BE- had o. h. IL. Walker
tasvt 4grni Augusta, the only Office In AagAsta
.riae via ali routes ami checking baggage free OF
rSpase.
PAY5Da TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 GeRT Manager.
~ B0OTHBY. Geu' Pass. and Ticket As't.
Fortlaad. Nov. 20. 1921.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
COSyICTS' MAIL.
Jailors Violate the Law When They Open
Their Letters.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 23.-Postoffice
Inspec or Pendleton has Informed Jaile,
Sibley, Of Brooklyn, this state, thss be vic
issss the law 10 following the usual custom
Of opening .ha prisoners mail.
Hon. George c Sill Of this city, advise 8
Sioiey to get written agreement from the
prisoners that he may open their mail as =
condition of bis bringing il from the Office.
JAiior Slbley considsrs it Of vital import
ance, not only to bis own ssfesy but to the
coed discipline Of the jail that this method
be sd1pted. The custom Of opening the
mail. i, is said, is followed all owe. the
state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

Hsw YoRK, FEB, "a.
sionsy easy ranging from u 70 2,
frime paper ut Sia5A
Government bouds. dull, steady
tsairosd bonds. active, rather heavy
The following arc tBu CiO4lhs uV,Rtl0bs. of A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24

What explanation will those give Of
the efforts Of Kaiser Wilhelm 10 secure
laws against drunkenness. who have in
sisted that beer was temperance drink
and pointed to Germany rs proof Of itf
The kaiser says that drunkenness has
become a national peril, and is using all
his influence for its repression. But the
tenacity with which the people hold to
their idol Gambrinus, may be seen in
the almost unanimous vote by which the
bundegrath the other day rejected the
kaiser's bill. The dispatch says the re-
lection had "a SOLDERING effect on tho
kaiser but the pity is that it will likely
have an opposite effect upon the nation.
Christian Standard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
FOUL TREACHtRY.
Gen. EnIlqusz and Party Murdered ID
Cold Blood
BY the Brutal Mini0ns Of President Bar.
illas OF Guatemala

SAN FRAscisco:.C :.Csi Feb. 23 "A cable
gram from San Salvador says; Gen. Ear
quez has been unanimously proclaimed
dictator Of The Constitutional party OF
Gustemals, and has, in conss quence, in
Cured the active hostility of President
Bsriilas. who alarmed the public by ar
nounciDg that Eoriquez was at the head Of
All insurrection directed sgsinst the presen,
government.
Bsrillss ordered Enriquez to present him
self TO The suthorities of Z.caps. Enriquez
proceeded toward that city accompanied by
his two brothers and party of friends.
A huudred soldiers, lying in ambush on
road leading out Of the city, fred apon
Earjquez ard party, killing ali. The kill
lag is imputed to the Guate mssn govern
melt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
TROUBLE IN CAMP.
The Industrial Conference Delegate,
Fighting Among Themselves.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. % A serious split i:
threatened in the Industrial conference
now 10 session here. At the caucus held
last night many Southefners we're not in
favor Of the third party sction, holding
that their secession from the Dam 9erstic
party would only strengthen the Repub.i-
cans.
Many announced should the conference
determine on third party that they would
~ithdrs. from the body.
The Reform press ASSOCIATION, Woman
Alliance, United Order Of Ansi-MoDo opo
lsts, Ulion Reform Associstion, Contra
Nation aIists Farmers League, Alliance
assembies Of the industrial ard many
smaller orgauiza,ions we're not represented
on tae credentials committee. All sen
delegates, and are protecting loudly thst they
have CON Piled with sill the conditions Of tbs
call for the conference, and If bot admitted
they threaten 3 second conference.
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ance. in which handouts and sheath knives
played promineot parts The crews were
indicted and the vessels lioelled.
| Bu! the profi.s of Law break ns were i'll
! large, and while these cases we're pending
the same vessels, with Others, resumed then
operations
II has never been very profitable TO VIC
| late the laws Of the state while the hxHd
which held the sword had any nerves in 1t,
| and further arrests were attempted.
Isis not usual fer the district police OF
Massachusetts, when in state waters, wear
ing state uniforms, in discharge Of oti ,isl
duty, TO be met b. threats Of personal vio-
yers for protection.
Ii 10 not usual to cut ihs uller ropes OF
yo1r own vessel after you have tried 70
carry of state Ulcers TO Rhode leland by
heading to sea, or to persist in the attempt
until captain ard pilo. are placed in irons,
Il all tends 10 show that there was some
profit in rsidiag, even il
Wanton Defiance of Known Law.
4 carefully preserved nursery of fsh.
Ga the legal aspect of the question, the
grounds for their contention we're SO
slight that they must be regarded As a
mere expedient The cases we're decided
in tsvor OF Massachusetts in b>ih 'he State
Suprems Court and the United States Su-
preme Court, The night of Massachusetts
over her own waters within the three-mils
limit has been simply viodicAted.
But the stake is too large 10 be given up
There is a last resort TO ovsf-:ide mssss-
chusett, lsw-try TO get Congress 10 regu-
late the subject.
Til. is what is now being done. Iii b,
the same men, with the same srgumenns
snd with the same purposes with which
they defed the courts Of Msssa ,husetts.
III this state has not lost the spirh Of its
ancestors the { fort does not come qui. H.
the best way for its success.
IL is these considerations. and others
which space Cunpes me to pass over,
which seem - make the question as 10
whether porgy oil or swimming mer hsaen
are of greater nauonsl value Of compare
lively little moment.
The menhsden is not food fsh. but he
is q ish food. He attracts, keeps and feeds
the edible tish, which except for bis pies-
ence, would not risit our coasts. So con-
sideIed, he is Of immense importance. The
staggering blow which these saineS dealt
the Buzz.rds bay fisheries in 1859 sutli
cen,ly shows this.
But. IS l sav, whether ii is better that
menbsden thould feed more valuable fishes
Or be caught by millions and rendered al
iiverton into oil and gusno. is not at all the
question. The state can settle that
The question is ought Massachusetts,
without equivalent, to surrender without
protest into the hands OF the general gov.
err menl the urQuesIioned prerogatiys OF
centuries in the regulation of her fisheries
II state rights" mean anything they
me All tina, she will not
CuAKLKs +. CnAMBERLAIr.
Boston, Feb IL, 1892
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24

Il often the forerunner Of serious illness,
shica may be broken up If good tonic ike
Hood's Srsspsrilia is taken in season.
This medicine invigorstes the kidneys and
liver to remove the waste from the o. stem,
parifes the blood and builds up the
strength,
Constipation is caused By loss Of the
psristAltic action Of the bowels. Hood
Pills restore this scsion ard invigorate the
liver. dGslyfoirmcndaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
THE PARIS POLICE
Claim 10 Be Oh The Track Of a Gang
Of DynamlttrS.
800 Houses Searched in Looking for
The Men aud Their Explosives.

PARrs, Feb. 23~rhe French police pre-
tend to be on the track Of gang Of dyna'
mite conspirstors preparing for May day.
The police connect this conspiracy with the
recent robbery of rs pounds Of dynamite
from the Seine stone quarties.
Early this morning under msaisteriAl
orders. domiciiary visits were made to all
lhe suspended houses. Three hundred ard
sixty houses were searched.
Only few Of the missing cartridges were
abtainsd and mott were found In the lodg-
lugs Of a man named BorRier, known to be
an anarchist
Borgier declared that he knew nothing
about the cartridges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
Criticism vs.. Abuse.
Somerset Reporter.

A writer in the Watervlle Mail uses a
half column to say that Governor Burleigh
is not exempt from criticism because he is
Governor Who under The broad canopy
ever said be Was or what paper ever init
mated he was? There is q Inference be
tween criticism and abuse. A newspaper
has perft ct right to criiicise honestly and
fairly any man whether private citi-
zen ora public official, but it has
no right to abuse or slander either.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24

Out Of 10000 British troops in India
Is, 900 are tectotalcrs. Sir Frederick
Roberts himself says that 'for every
5000 teetotalers enrolled the strength Of
the British army is practically increased
by another battalion" The authorities
in India make an annual grant Of 5000
rupees for temperance work and give
the use Of a room in every corps for
meetings, as well as allowing refresh
rnent bars to be opened, the profits of
which go to Temperance work, 30 that
the men arc encouraged in every way TO
remain true TO their pledge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
Rarely Pay.


The Waterville Mail seems to have
stopped over little in saving hard words
Of Gov Burleigh. The Governor is CON
ducting his canvas very vigorously but has
kept entirely free from the use of personal
abuse in his mouth pieces. Such things
rarely pay save among very chesp coz
stiluency and they leave old sores in the
party very difficult to heal, The candidate,
however, is not responsible for the utter
snces but is suffering like other statesmen
from the impetuosity of his friends.
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Wasted Space.


We have been favored with 3 marked
copy Of the Wstervile Mail containing ar
elaborate Argument to prove that 1t is pef'
fecty proper IN cri.icise candidate for 8
congressional nomination, even though be
be the Governor Of the State. That is q
pror ostion 40 self evident, however, thai
all the space used in arguing it is wasted
Ii is rot criticism that Governor Burleigh''
friends have been complaining of, but un'
inst criticism. The argument Gomez in tn.
shape Of communication, signed IS, thu
Mail explaining with naivete that is quite
Charming, tina, the reason that the author:
name was rot signed to it WAS because he
was SO great and iLh lentsl man that il
was feared that the article might be given
more weight than it VAS really entitled to
The Mail appears TO think that lts own ties
limony to the suthor's greatness will have
no weight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
IN THE HOUSE.
After a Few Committee Reports The
House AdjOurns.

WAsnIsGTos, Feb. 23. There was not
100 members present when At noon the
House vas called 10 order by Chief Clerk
rowlss, who stated that owing to the con
.inued absence of the Speaker on account
of sickn, $, i. became incumbent oa the
House TO elect Speaker pro TEN.
Mr.. McNliiin Of Tennessee was elected
and the resolution adopted providing for
the notification Of the President and Senate
Of this sc,ion. Few reports we're made
from committees and the House then ad-
i Jurned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
sid CONGRESS.
Oates Naturalization Bill 10 be
FsYorabIy Reported.
II Proposes Radical ChinssS Ia th. Nov
Existing Laws.
Senate Finance Committee Rejects Coke's
Bill on National Banking.

WAsHIseros, Feb. 90. The Oates nat
urslizsson bill was today acted upon by the
Hoase judiciary committee, and DR.. Oates,
Of Alsb.ms, ~as authorized to report the
bill fsvcrably 10 the House. The most
radical changes in the existing laws are the
abolition Of the 1declsration Of intention
and the requirement that naturalz.tio Ii
proceedings snal. take the form Of court
trisl,in which five years residence, the soi-
lily TO yesd the constitution, and absence Of
certain moral idisguslitications TO cinz an.hip
mpst be proved.
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MORE WRECKS REPORTED.
West Coast of Ireland Bad Place for
Mariners.

Iospos, Feb. 2S -Another wreck has
occurred od ConnemAra, on the west coast
of ireland. At low water, of Slyne Head.
there is visible the hull Of a large vessel,
supposed TO be heavily laden. Her lower
yards are so feet long. There is no trace
of the crew.
Thursday last an unknown timber laden
brig dritied ashore near Rouudston, Come
mara, only \ short distance to the east OF
,lvne Head.
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COkE'S FINANCIAL BILL
Acted on Adversely by the Senate Finan-
cial Committee.

WAsHIsGroS, Feb. 23.-The Senate
committee on tinance today ordered An sd
verse report made upon Serstor Coke't
bill to amend the laws in regard to the Ma
tionaI Banking Association. Ouly three
members of the committee were favorably
inclina sd towards the bill.
The measure proposes to wipe out the
national bank circulation, replacing 1t with
treasury notes, and permits banks to lend
money upon real estate security, the inter
est not to exceed 8 per cent in any case and
in the sbsence Of stipulation to be fixed al
SIX per cent.
There wss some discussion in an informal
way on the subject of taxation of state
bank circulation, but no action was taken
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SKATING CONTEST.


Bosros. Feb. 23.-Ata recent contest
o. the y. i,nsl Amsteur Skating Associs-
tion. George ID, Phillips, entered by the
Nex York Athletic CUB, defeated by Ave
points J. Frank Bacon. enseIed by the Ar
ilHgtol Boat Club.
TIE Arlington Boat Club has challenged
Mr. Phuiips throngn the New York At-
l.io CLUB, to skate Mr Bacou, for tbe
fsute ,kssing championship Of the United
stAte', upon neural ice, the New YORK
Athletic Club to choose one judge, the
Arlip gton Boat Club to select the second,
aud the two to agree upon the third,
and for trophy TO be of equal value to
that swsrded at the recent contest, banner
|, oe given The club representing the vic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
ACHES AND AFFECTIONS

WHE.J YOUR SKIN is
YELLOW.
YOU HAVE SIX HEADACHE,
COLD HAEC5 AND FEET,
NO APPErI---,
sOU3 STO-aAC;I, cOMST,-
PATTON, DYSPEPSIA,
sLECpL-5S NIGHTS,
DRY COUGH,
RHEUMATIC PAINS.
AND OTTER COMPLICATIONS,
DON'T TAKE PG:G0NCUS -
DRUGS. USE
KIcKAPCO INDIAN sAGWA.
THE GREAT BLOOO. LIVER
AND STOMACH RENOVATOR.
MADE FRoM ROOTS, HERBS.
AND 5ARxS.
KICKlpG0 INDIAN SAGWA
Tor SsF~ tff all ypFHs;1isfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24

Bosroa. Feb. 23.-Atolt 500 delegates
ard members attended the opening OF the
Il h annual session Of the grand lodge o;
Nsr England, Ancient Order of UnIted
Workmer, at Berkeley Hall, today.
Grand Master Workman John G.. Bick
ford Of Manchester. N. II was iu the chair
and all the grsnd Ctlicers were present.
Reports Of the grand officers were &C
CT pted. They show the order in New Eng
Isud in very prosperous condition. Dur.
ing 1891. 20 subordinate lodges were insti
tu.ed, making 272
There were 1872 deaths and II assess
IN, nts, realizing s29l $50.
The total receipts of the grand lodge
were s29, 40; expenses, s2I ,687. Appro
prstions were made for expenses for the
current year. This evebitg the annual
bauquet was held at the American House
The grand master workman presided, and
addresses were made by prominent mem
bars. About 800 were present.
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ONE MAN LOST

From Crcw OF Unknown Schooner
Wrecked at Little kinnaket, n. &.
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Joseph T. Grailam of SacO Dead,

BfDDEFoRD. Feb 23.-Joseph I. Graf.
fam died at Ssco last night Of hear
trouble, brought on By grippe. His age
Vas 81, was 3 veteran Of the 27th Maine
Regiment, deacon Of the Saco Baptist
church and for many years had general
supervision of loggit on the Ssco river.
de had family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24

DR.. Danford Thomas says he holds an
nually over 200 inquests on infants suf-
focated in bed. He is one of the coro-
ners Of London. 1t is significant that
the most Of these fatalities happen on
Saturday night, and generally by intoxi
rated rnntbera
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Should be the Last Town.


Wstsryilie should, apparently, be the
last town in the State to send Gu, any pei
sonsi atacs on the standing or political
methods Of Governor Burieigh, in the
Tbild District canvass. We think the
young men running the Mail are running
il into lhe ground go far as the recent ed
ltoiisl indicate.
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GARzA ROUTED.
Mexican Government Informed That
Thanks to UnCls Sam,
The Re,olutiomsts Under Garzn iIM,
Been Dispersed.

WASHINGTON, Feb % The secretary Of
state has received telegram from Minister
Ryan, at Mexico, stating that, according 10
sdvices had by the Mexican government
the bands of Cs,arins Gsfzs, thanks to the
pursuit set on foot by the United states
troops in Texss, have been completely dis
nersed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-24

Perhaps every one does not know how
easily fresh apple blossoms can be had
in winter Get tho ends Of branches
with plump flower buds, and place them
In water in a warm sunny window, and
they will soon bloom. No doubt many
other kinds of trees and shrubs will give
az good satisfaction.-Vick Magazine.
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Courtesy in Politics.
I Piscstsqais Observer. |

The Republican press Of the State is ou
spoken in regard TO the violent assault re
Gently made upon Governor Burleieh by I
Wsterville paper, in the interest Of riva
candidate for the honor of represenlin.
the third district in tosgress.
The merits Of the efpective candidate
se have no disposition TO discuss but hsyt
heretofore aesumedithst the aspirAnts are
all honorshl, and that VII lever should
oe selected .1s distria, would be ably rel
reeented.
From cur standpoint, outside of the dis
irict directly interested, We Il ell impelled ic
protes: against the system Of warfare thai
has been insusursted by our keDnebec con
temporary.
Governor Burleigh is no stranger to the
people Of Maine. He had served them
faithfully in various responsible positions
before his election 20 the chief msgistrscy
of the State BY al increased msj 1rity over
that accorded 10 his predecessors for the
preceding twelve years. So judiciously
did he conduct the affairs Of state, that at
he end of his term of two years, that be
~ss reelected by still further increased
popular msj jority, hundreds Of men who had
before acted with the opposition, honoring
him with their suffrsges, His integrity as
Al executive official has won the respect
and confdeace Of men Of every shade Of
political opinion and party stiiliation.
Such sbortive attempts to blast the rer-
utation of public servants, who have ever
been true to ali trusts, are reprehensible in
the exiremest degree, and sre liable TO
react upon the would-be perpetrstors. We
trust Ihs: this onslaught upon the Governor
is not countenanced BY any Of his competi-
tors for political favors.
We are not among the promoters OF the
am bitions of any man or set of men, but do
believe in the common amenities Of life
ard that they should be carried into politics
IS well Is into business and social circles.
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Wreckage Coming Ashore.

DuBLIN. Feb, "a ausntity OF wreck.
age is comiog ashore at Clontarf and Kill
kinney towns q short distance from this city
marked "Morei, CARDIFF. Among the
srecksge is box-!id marked Captain,
private property
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~gw roRG. Feb. a
LoUR-- Rsoeipts, a5ii3 ptgs: exports. 1858,
IA 9nnma annhs. nnantllad. clnsine HtendY. fnlrlY
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FRENCH CABINET.
n RouVlar Will Attempt For
nation Of q New Oue.
D. Preycinst RIbol, ConStans and D.
Hslls Will Retain Their Places.
Carnot Had Much niftleulty In Effect
ing This Arrangement.

PARIS. Feb pm. DsFreycinet having
refused TO form new cabinet, President
Carnot has entrusted the task TO NJ, Rou-
y,er.
NJ. DeFreycinet. Robot. C,nstans and
Devells have agreed to remxin in the cAhi-
ret
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CHFA9r. Feb. 10.
FLoUE-Grm, with advance OF ioai5c asked
ter patents, a. soai So, bakers, u s0ai % .
straight, a. 3ai 20.
WHxAT-daIi. lower, No. spring s9l.
No. red, vs.
CoEs-duii, firm 10. :, f0i
OATs- qDlct, weak DO. ., zsaxS.
8rz-So. 4, 55t
BAgLKr-So q. So; No. raxseed. Hi
Provisions-wesk, lower,
Pork Asss, II 81
LARD per 100 lbs, % IS
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CIT HIS THROAT.
4 Portuguese Railroad financicr lmpl'
Gated in Shady Acts.

LisBoN. Feb. 25-Robrigue Fascon-
cellor an ex director of the Portuguese
Railway, committed suicide by cutting his
throat. He was implicated in financial
troubles which led to the arrest Of several
pfDminent off cials.
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WAsuIsGroH, Feb. % The keeper of
the lif, saving ststion at Little Kinnsket
n c., telegrs phs tina, an unknown vessel
10 ashore rear that station The crew vas
saved vih the exception CT one man, WIN
was drowned The captain had his leg