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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-10

recommendins that committee Of Ave be
appointed in each county. This COMMITTEES
in their turn should appoint subcommittee
In every tovs, whose work shsll be to stir
up interest among the citizens.
The latter committee shall report 70 the
county committee from time TO time, and
the county committee be in corses pond
ence viIh the secretary, thus organizing
the work for action in concert. The mat
ter Of appoinsment vas left with President
Bnrisisn, Secretary MeKeen snd DR..
Twitchel. The report was accepted.
Mr.. Vinton spoke on the Indifference Of
papers a. to their interests Of the union aud
advocated An official organ. The attack
upon the newspapers vas Afterwards modi-
hsd considerably and vote Of thanks
passed TO the various newspapers and rs-
por,ers for the kindness they had shown
10 publishirg notices of meeting and full
accounts Of the same.
A vote of thanks was also passed to the
Maine Central for allowing reduced rates
for those attending the meeting.
Prof. Winslow after urging upon those
present to keep up the work urged by the
meeting when they got home, entertained q
motion to adj ,crn, which was carried sub.
ject to the call of the president.
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And Was Badly Cut on Head.-Had Been
Drinking.

BANGOR. March Steve McPhae Of
Prince Edward Island was found lying be-
side the railroad track = short distance from
the bridge over Main street tonight shortly
after the departure Of the night train fol
Boston.
He was removed to the police station
He had q bad cut on bis head, but will re-
cover.
He probably fell CT the train while in
toxioated. He had just come from the
woods where he worked all winter.
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RAIN

With Southwest Winds and Colder by
Friday Morning.
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4 TOUGH ONE.
Chicago Says It's the Worst Storm for
Many Years.

CHICAGo, March "a severe blizzard
is raging tonight from Lake Michigan to
Montana, the worst in years, unexampled
at this season.
Fifty degrees fall in temperature, a
whirling cy clone Of snow ard sleet, reports
from all sides Of destruction to property
and life are features Of the visitation.
At Waterloo, Iowa, many cars along the
Illinois Central are reported blown from
the tracks. The root Of he Ketchsm Wsg
on Works in Msrsht llown, were lifted
by the gale.
From nearly every place heard from
come details of wrecking of fencing, mill
towers, factory smoke-stscks, plate glass
windows, trees. chimneys, signs and out
buildings.
From the oppressive warmth Of last
night the chance in Chicago this evening
was remarkable, The snow. ice and gale
making s havoc with street traffic.
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BATES COLLEGE.
intercollegiate Tennis tournament
The College Band-Base Ball Notes.
Especial to the KEHsEBKo JOURNAL.

Especial to the KENNEBEo JOURNAL
LEWISTON. March 9.-There 10 a general
feeling here that the tennis interests Of the
college would be quickened by IN inter.
collegiate tournament to be held late in the
spring and to he continued from year to
yesr. committee has been canvAssing the
classes and has found = sufficient amount
Of skill TO begin with and the students have
instructed the committee to make necessary
arrangements with one or more Of the neigh
boring colleges for this tournament.
Mr.. Howard Of '92 who held the State
championship last season will enter
the lists As will also Wilson 80
sho holds a good record at tennis. The
rest Of those intending to enter are from
the lower classes. 1t is not known whether
both Bowdoin and Colby will take part iu
the tournament, but it is expected that one
Of them will.
A subscription paper 10 circulating among
the students to provide funds for the COL
lege baud. The question OF band or no
band depends largely on financial support.
The faculty has guaranteed = generous
share Of the Necessary money if the stu
dents can get the rest. Meanwhile, musi-
cal interest is looking expectantly toward
the new Glee Club.
Mr. Little the recently elected base ball
manager will shortly meet the managers
from the other colleges to arrange League
for the coming season. He hopes Bate S
will be enthused by some rousiog games
from the Androscoggin to the Penobscot,
taking in the four Maine colleges.
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Aallruaos 4, Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In EfYecf Nov
goth, 1891.

GOIH0 wEsT-s.p A. N. TOR Ls~is.os
h0ssiABd, Portland, Boston and sson real; 7.s5 a
N. tor HAllovsH Gardiner and Soatn Gardiner
.0.io A. n. for Bransyi5h, Le ~istoD, ssyrainston
Rookland, Portland and Boston. connecting 10
White Mountain Points; fL =. VI. 70
Haiioxeii 9srdiner aud South Gardner; ii
r. n. for BrgEa siak, Bath, foisiAud, Boston
snd SatardAys only. Tor kooxlaa q, s.o6 r. N. 70
HAiioveli, Gardiner Aad Boutn Gardner; Il o.
fM might Pullman FOR ls ~fst0n, Bath, fort
and and Boston.
GOING EAsT-fio A. N. might express} 70
sEoShegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar HArbor. 81
stephens, 81. John and Ar0ostook County; 33t A
NJ. for Wstrryiis. 5towbsgsn and Bangor; ~
r. VI. Tor Wstsrvtlls Oaklani, North Ansoa
Bingham, SsoHhesan, Belfast, Dover ans
FoK .roft. Bangor, Bar Harbor IT stephe NJ
~ John and ARoos;ook County, and sunday
only, ssi7 N. fof Bangor.
The Night Pullman fEaiHs run eAcL way ever
niRht, sundays iDaladed, bat not 10 SkowhezAs
monday mornings, Or 70 Belfast, Dexter, o
beyoud Bangor on 5un isy morning..
the day express trains going West at l0.i0 A
~ and Fat Al as r. N. ran daily, Sundays In
eiudsd. BE-; Eeen Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Bango
and St. John.
Accom- TRAIN for August
lsases Soath Gardiner s-L5 A. 81; l.. 10 aGd Z
f. II. Gardiner, IS A NJ. I 20 and AS P. n
Hal,0seil. 80 A. ID, l-s5 and t5D +, NJ.
through tickets 10 California; and an point
south and West may BE- hAd OF II. II. Walker
-eliinz via all routes and checking baggAse free 0
expense.
fAYSON TUCKER, Vice Pres. A. GEM N .naser
+. h, BoOTHBY. GeuI Pass. Aad Ticket As't.
Portland, Nov. 20. 1871.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Phenix Lodge Of Free Mssons Of Belfast
celebrated its 10Th anniversary Tuesday
night, publicly. Hon. II W. Fogler ot
Rockland, delivered an address.
FiIe was discovered Tuesday night about
o'clock in the Ogier buildings on 0gier'i
hill, Camden, owned by John W. Manches
ter, and occupied As . summer residence.
Ii was incendIary, the buildings being sa'-
urated with oil and . candle found partially
burned. 1t is the third fire within week.
George B. Whiting, late of Winthrop,
makes the following bequest' in his will
Winthrop Baptist church, $1,000; Maine
Baptist Missionary Convention, $500
American Baptist Missionary Union, $500
W. A. Whiting. $1,000; Ursnis w. Parlin,
$500; Lucy Pullen Munroe, $500; MARY
pullen Pond, $3.50; Eta W. Hewitt. $500
E. A. Whiting, $500; Walter WDnine
$500; Rev. J. Il. Henderson, $500; E. R
Packard, $500; to Mary r. Whiting, his
mother, oil the residue of his property.
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SECRETARY BLAINE.
Conflicting Reports Given Ont About
His Condition

Bosros, March "a special dispatch
from Washington to the Evening Traveller
says Mr.. Blaine i. reported better this
morning at his residence. but it is useless
to place any reliance uponithe reports which
are given out for publication.
1, was yesterday admitted by Blaires
ply sician that he had been deliri )us part
Of the day.
The whole truth appears to be that Mr..
Blaine is very low and that he is in = criti-
cal condition and liable to have complete
collapse at any time.
That the worst wac expected is evden,
from the fact that trained nurse has been
procured and that DR.. Hystt, his physici
remained with bin all night.
a DR.. Pepper, celebrated Philadelphia
ply ysician who attenesd Mr.. Blaine at Bar
Harbor has sgain been summoned 10 the
bedside of his distinguished patient.
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THE PAClFC SLOPE GUN FACTORY.
Under the Joint Control Of the Army and
Navy Departments.

WAsHiNGToN, March Senator
Squires, chairman Of the committee on coast
defenses, has submitted an elaborate and
exhaustive report on the bill reported by
him last week for the establishment Of .
gun factory on the Pacific coast for the
assembling of heavy ordnance for the army
and navy.
Daring the hearings given il wss apparent
that while the war department officials
favored the liant they were strongly OF
posed TO having suy Of the direction Of the
factory gwen TO naval oi'icers on the ground
that the coast defenses Of the government
we're properly in charge Of the war depart
ment, and ~ the factory was intended
chiefly TO manufacture guns for the protec-
iion Of the Pacific coast, the army should
have complete control of it The commit
tee, however, by unanimous vote, decided
to report the bill in its present shape, which
leaves the control of the factory under the
direction Of both the war and navy depart
mpDt,
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RICH MOND.
Death Of ex.POstmaster Isaac Alexander
Republican Caucus.

Special to the Kennebec JOURNAL
RICHMOND, March 9--lsasc Alexander,
an old resident, died today. 9e was pos
master here under Buchsnsns administra-
tion.
There will be q Republican caucus to
nominate candidates for town officers
Thursday afternoon.
John Jordan has opened meat market
in the Royal building.
Work on the ice is practically ended.
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THE CARA UPRISING.
ten. Howard Believed 10 he Inycstiga-
ting II,

Ntw ORLEAEs, March . "A San An
tonic despatch says Gen. o. o. Howard
has arrived here after tour along the
Mexican border. While Gen. Howard says
this trip is purely Of q personal character,
1t is believed that he has been investigating Y
At the instance Of the War Department the
conduct and management OF the United
States troops operating sgSina CARA.
While in Msiamsrss ten. Howard had =
conference with Gen. l.ogero, commanding
the Mexican troops on the frontier, and
the latter assured Gen. Howard that the
Cara uprising was all over, and IL
pressed sppre ciation Of the services Of the
American soldiers in preventing the revolu-
ton from gaining headwRy.
Gen. Howard will returu to Mexico to
continue his examination Of the bsttieHelds
1872
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SMALL POINT COAL.
The Diamond Drill Fast Working Down
to the Real Article.

Barn, March 9.-The Times says: The
diamond drill at Small Point is now down
go feet and is steadily progressing through
carboniferous rock that experts say means q
good vein of coal below. The drill does
not work on the plan Of the old one, but is
a rotary, cutting right down through the
rock BY contiu uous liotion instead of by
blows, and this fact turned the laugh on q
young fellow today who was telling how
you hear the drill going thump, thump,
thump down in the bowels of the earth.
"Thas is diamond drill and don't thump,'
remarked one Of the listeners. and then the
little party adjourned to a neighboring
shop to stop their smiles with imported
cigars.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, Jane s9tn, lsf,, raiu.
All rGD ss follows, connecting A. Oakland witt
Maine Central Railroad.
FOR Boston. Portland. lie Siston, Water siila, AZ
susta, sho~hessn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, sH a. N
40 ~. Scion, $50 A. NJ. 1898 p NJ; Cara
Iuni Fails, '6.bt A. N, 'ie5 P. NJ, hmbisn. 7O4
4. NJ, 20 p. NJ; North Anson, 7t7 A. ~, Sc =
". AnsoH, IN A. NJ, is9 =. NJ, Madison, f.s0 a
~ fOa ?. n .. Norridsewock, i5o NJ, a.2I 7
A., Bangs siding, '7-56 A. N. '226 p. NJ sRgtslle
tro-stns. 's.ol a r.. '2-iz p NJ. arrive Oakland
~ "a ", $50 p.
bfum Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsryille, Skowhessn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland. S.05 4, NJ. 80
y, VI. 5awtelle Crossing, so >, NJ. IS 90 p. NJ
HanSs siding, - 70 A. NJ, IS o. p. SoTridgs
~ook pa 4. NJ, S.i4 MI Madison, S-si A. N e.,
5ab p. N; Anson, s-56 a N, ~ =. N North An
.on, 1908 A NJ, $50 NJ, Enbden, l0.so A. NJ,
200 p. n; CaTratank fails, 10 IS NJ, Ae-H 2,
NJ; Solon, 10 IS A NJ, s.ls ? NJ, arrive gisgh4m,
il-e0 A. NJ, SIS P.s.
'FlAg stations, at whioh trains sop on signal ~
notice 70 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
aud North Anson. WIN. N. AVER. Sapt-
septfdu
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WAsHINGroH, March The following
Maine pensions have been granted;
Original, Richard J. Cram. John Tobin.
Lola Coiy, Gabriel Crane. Benjamin T.
Prescott, John Bell, David Simpson, wm
W. Rsiley, o. C. Donnell, Francis A
Dunn Simon B. bow, John McGinpis,
Abner g. Verll. Marcus ". Lawrence,
Orrin Jorisn, John Kane.
Additional, VIM Fl Berry, James Gal
l1way, Ofestus A. BroHzlD, increase, War.
ren T. Noyes; reissue, James Fairbrother,
maaison J Grindle, Lsonsrd Welch; orig
insl widows, etc, Hannah ID. Curran,
Susan G. Fsrr, Aurells +. Grindle. Joseph
Blake father. Mary II Young.
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4 CHANGE OF VENUE.


LONDON, March "a Dispatch from
Coieraiue states that counsel for Mrs. Annie
Margaret Montagu, who was held BY the
Coleraine police magistrates for trial at the
sssizes on the charge Of mapslaughter.
growing out of the death Of her S.year-ol
daughter, who was found ehoked to
death in = dark room at Cronmors
House, the Montagu residence, At Port
Stewart, County Londonderry. has secured
q change of venue on the ground that pub.
lie feeling in the Province Of Ulster, Of
which Londonderry is part 10 90 against
the 'ccused that it would be impossible for
her TO secure a fair trial in that province.
The Judges have ordered that the case
be transferred from the Londonderry to
the Dublin assizes, and tba, special Jury
be had 10 try the accused.
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That Tired Feeling

IL often the forerunner Of serious illness,
which may be broken up IL good tonic like
Hoods Safsaparilla is taken in season.
This medicine invigorases the kidneys and
liver to remove the waste from the system,
purines the blood and builds up the
strength.
Constipssion 10 caused by loss Of the
peristaltic action Of the bowels. Hood
Pills restore this action and invigorats the
liver. d&S1yfol1mchd&v
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HOWLING BLIZZARD
10 lhe Great Northwest.
Worse for Years.
Business Practically Suspended. School!
Closed. Trains Abandoned,
Mercury Away Down and the Limit
Not Yet Reached.

ST PAU, March > A blizzard Was re
ported late last nigh, in North Dakota apC
extended from that state eastward thii
morning.
Todsy = bowling gale with heavy drifting
snow is reported from Wisconsin, Mime
sofa. the Dskotas. and tonight the blisEarC
is the worse for years and continues with
uusbsted fury.
The mercury is away down and business il
practically suspended throughout the North
west. Schools are closed, the street Cal
service is stopped, trains are delayed o.
Abandt ned.
Communication is cut Oh to lars,
extent.
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WILL SURPRISE DANA.
ten. Algcr Says the War Records do Not
Reflect on Him.

CHIcAGu, March 9-Gen. Russell A.
Alger 10 an interview here today said I:
For many months | have been importuned
by Influential Republican in Michigan and
other states to beCume 4 candidate for
the Republican Presidential nomination
srd | have consented"
The general ssid he had informed the
Southern Republicans who wrote him oE
me sui Jtet that he would not use me nsy to
ss,ist ms candidate.
Speaking Of his war record, Gen. Algsr
seated that he hsd surprise in store for
Charles A. Dana, and says he has copies Of
all official records Of the war department
on the case, which do not reflect on him.
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shall be unable to be present st the meeting
in WstefviIle, to be held in the interests of
the equalization Of taxation. My old s,my
trouble sends me 70 the hospital At PortlaE d
for surgical operation and shall be there
when your ing is bed. Permit me to
say thst | sm thoroughly in sympathy with
the obi tcts Of the meeting. IL read the
sigos Of the times Alright. the days Of the
tax dodgers are numbered in Maine. With
3 Legislature, not controlled by tax dodg-
ere relief Will c,me to long suffering 9
com monweahh, Push in the good work.
am with YOU for sill | can do in the good
cause. Your 0bt Serve,
L. T. CARLETON.
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WINTHROP. March 8, 1892.
HoN HALL c. BuRLEIsH. Vsssslboro, Me.
NJ, Dear Sif-I profoundly regret that I
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BANGOR AND BREWER
Democrats RenOminated Snow and Aiken
for the MayOrships.

BANGOR, March 9.-The Democrats tc-
night nominated by acclamation Joseph r.
Snow for candidate for mayor at the eau
Gus in City hail Brewer Democrats re-
nominated Geo. P. Aiken as candidate for
mayor.
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
kyle's Idea Of Ceasing Issuance of Postal
| Notes and Filling Their Place.

WAsuiHGTos, March 9.-Seua,or Kyle
today introduced 3 bill providing that after
January |, 1898. the issue Of postal notes
by the post office department cease, and in
their stead a postal fractional currency be
issued, in denominations of 8, 10, %, 80
and 70 cents, to be legal tender in sums
| less than 81
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sr0ver, You're Right.

OMAHA, March Geo. L. Miller, Q
well known Democrat of this city, states
chat in Conversation some days ago with
Grover Cls veland, the latter gentleman de-
ciared that the "blunders committed by
the present Democratic Congress have
aever been exceeded.
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A NOVEL CRAFT


DUBUQUE, Iowa, March "a boat 10 TO
be built in this city to navigate the river
and the ocean. II will be the frs. boat
built after the Lucas plan. II will have
one bow and two sterns. each Of which will
have rudder ard screw. She will carry
an adjustable eentreboard. The boat will
be Of steel, about 800 feet long. and from
30 to 80 feet beam. Itis expected that she
gill carry 3 cargo in weight equalling about
80, 600 bushels of wheat on five feet Of
water. The vessel when finished will be
sent with . cargo 10 the Amazon. She will
then 90 up the river 500 miles or more. to
the coffee plantations, and take = cargo
from the M direct.
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WALDO ADAMS DEAD.
Manager Of the Adams Express Company
Passed Away at Boston.

RosroB, MsrCh . Waldo Adams
manager Of Adams Express Company died
at 30 this evening from a complication OF
liver ard heart diseases.
Mr.. Adams wss born at Boston in 1886
and entered The express busines when Is,
Sineels85 he has been manager for Nee
England. A widow survives. Mr.. Adam.
was sick for some time, but only confined
to the house fe~ days.
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ToKosTo, Ont, March . "A Quebt C
dnpalch says that n agreement bss been
reached, that il Mr. Mefcier retires from
political life criminal proceedings sgsinst
aim and his associates will be stayed. Mr..
MerCier is Ill.
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At Pittsburg, Pa.-Loss $3.50 900 ; In.
surance, S10o,00O.

PTTsBuRG. March Geo. B. Duncan
& Sons excessive table ware glass plant,
together with the annex, furnaces, pots
and patterns we're burned today.
The plant and contents were valued at
$3.50, 900 On which there vas sl05 900 in-
surance. The works we're under control
Of the combination known a. the United
States Glass Company.
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Tampic0's New HarbOr.

TAxPIco, Mex, March 9.-The British
steamship Creole, from Newcastle. with l,
200 tons Of coke for smelters Monterey,
| arrived Monday and crossed the bar, draw
| ing II feet. She is the first vessel to entel
with full cargo since deep water ho beer
| obtained.
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DOUBLE SCULL RACE
Arranged Between H0smer and Teemer
and HanIOn and OC0nn0r.

NEWARK, N. J., March George II.
Hosmer, the we'll known oarsmsn, closed =
match with ExChsmpion Hanlon and
O'Connor for the double scull championship
Of the world. Teemer has consented to be
Hosmer's partner. The race will be fowed
at Point of Pines, near Boston, on Decors-
lion Day.
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THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
And Its Effect on Canadian Interests 10
be Investigated.

OTTAWA, Ont March . "A royal COM
mission has been appointed to ascertain and
report for the information and considers-
ton of Parliament, the fullest and most re-
liable data possible respe citing the effects Of
the liquor tfsfic upon ali interests sfecse d
BY IL In Canada.
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THE IOWA LAW
Will Again be Acted Upon By the
People.

DEs MoIsEs, Iowa, March 9.-Today in
the lower House Of the Legislature, Q bill
for the re.submission Of the prohibition
laws to . vote Of the people vas carried by
q strict party vote, the Republicans favor
ingis.
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SCOTTISH CATTLE
Badly Afflicted With The Foot
and Month Disease.
The Iark.ts Of Glasgow Closed 10
ThiS Branch Of Trade
On Account of the Fear Of Spread or
the Disease.

GLASGOW, March a,-rhe markets here
are closed against cattle. sheep and pigs, in
consequence Of the prevalence Of the foot
aud mouth disease, which, despite the ef-
forts made to stamp IL out, seems to be
spreading in Scotland.
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The President Wrote 1t.

WARRINGTON, March 9.-It 10 learned
that Mr.. Blame being i'll President Harri-
son himself wrote the reply 10 Lord Sails
buys note opposing modus viyendi.
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Postmaster Farrington.

WAsHrHsTos, +. March 9-J. n. Far
rinsson has been appointed postmaster st
Centre Lowell, Me.
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DBosros, March s-For Maine. until
Friday: Light rain or snow, south sod
southwest winds, followed On Friday by
much colder, high northwest winds.
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WAsaIsaros. March 9-For New Eng
land: Threatening and rain; inefeasins
southwest wiHds; colder by Friday morn
ina.
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Out Of Danger.

WAsHrsCTor, March 0 --Representative We
Springer is nos considered practically out
| Of dan ger.
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Harrison Delegates from Texa,

AUSTIN, Tex March 9.--The Republican
state Convention today elected . strong
| Harrison delegation to Minneapolis.
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He IL Much Better
GLASS WORKS BURNED

W4sHIsGTos, March 9.-S cretary
Blaine IS good deal better tonight.