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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-13
COAST DEFENCES.
Bill That Calls for An Appropriation Of
$123,O00, 900.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. Fin the Senate
the following bills we're introduced: 10
provide for Notifications and other sea coas I
defenses; placed on the calendar.
Berry and Chiffon, members Of the
committee on coast defences dissented
from the report Of the latter BILL vhi'
carried with it an appropriation of $l25,-
900, 000, extending over 4 period Of II
years.
Doiph said the bill was amended in the
comhittee, and as reported it only carried
an appropriation OF 500 600, 600, ten
millions to be available the first year, and
nine millions year for ten years.
The Senate passed number Of bills,
including one appropriaiing 1926 900 for
the constructing OF two United States
revenue cutters for service on the
Pacific coast. This bill gave rise
to long discussion. involving q question
Of the transfer of the revenue marine ser
vice TO the navy department and that of the
necessity of having swifs revenue cutters
On the Pacific coast to prevent the snug
Cling Of oplum and Cinnamon into the
United States.
Morg an offere1 resolution calling on
the state department for information as
to the dis.rit u.ion and presen,
condition of the fund paid unde
the convention with Mexico, having ref
erencs particularly to We'll and LIS Abrs
claims. After 3 short executive session
the Senate adjourned till tomorrow.
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SO good Is & general stirring
up Of the system with kicka-
poo Indian Saswa. Natures
remedy. mac from Roots
and Herbs. SaSwa cures Con
stipation, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever ard all dis
eases arising from impure
Blood and deranged liver.
For sale at all Druggists.
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ABBAS' SUCCESSION.


CoNsfAEriNorLE Jan, ~ Immediately
after the news Of the Khtdive's death
reached this city, NJ. NeiidoT. the Russian
ambassador to Turkey, and M. Cambon,
the French ambassador, waited upon the
Sultan and urged him TO delay
confirming the accession of Prince
AbbN to the throne of Egypt, and
seize the chance which offered itself to
burg England to an agreement in regard
to Egypt that would be satisfactory TO tho
Porte. While the Bultsa was hesitating.
the Germsn ambassador appeared and ad--
vis'd the sultan to promFtly recognize
Abbss, declaring that otherwise eompiica-
tons would arlse which would be difficult
to compose. The Sultan ihsreupon ordered
telegram COZ tlrming the accession Of
AbbB to be sent.
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TELLING EVIDENCE
Tho Surgeons Of tbs Baltimore, who
Positively Declare
1t Turnbull's Death was Caused by
Chilians' Abuse.

VALLEJO. Jan. l2-In the Baltimore in-
{ s.igstion today Surgeons Stin and White
I the Baltim ore test lied to the wounds OF
2 BALTIMORE crew and declared that the
cath Of rurnbull WAS directly caused by
ne neglect and imperfect treatment in the
oepitAl where he was carried by the
olice.
For four days the surgeons vsinly begged
udge Of Grimes Foster to ALLOW them to
sm0ve the sailors to the Baltimore, bu.
ot until it became probable that Turnbull
gould die would he grant them permission
y do so.
Blood poisoning had then set in, and
urnbull died flve days later.
: From the summing up by the surgeons,
appears that two sailors Of the Baltimore
ere killed; five were seriously wounded.
i1g dissbled from nine to forty four day.
ID IL received slghter wounds, being dis
lied two to eight days.
/ IL further sppesrs that If Riggin had not
zen shot he would probably have re-
1vsred. IS his knife WOUNDS were not very
'rious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-13

LpSpoN. Jsn. IL There is no abate-
ment In the epidemic of il fluenzs that 10
s~eepins over England, Advioes from
Paris shor that the Ii fuenEs continues to
increase every where in France and the
number of deaths resulting from the
disease ia very large.
Dispatches from Berlin ard Vienna
state the disease shows no signs Of abats-
ment Ia Germany aud Austris, though now
. a rule, 1t is Of less vtrulent type than
previously. Ia Belgium the inGuenzs con-
Ilnues widespread IN its rAyages-
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CAPITAL NOTES.

N s. Bruce Was Tuesday appointed
postmaster at Palermo Center, Maine.
U.S. Bruce has been appointed possmss-
ter at Palermo Centre, vice C. A. Erskine.
resigned.
Patents hAr. been granted to James 6
Garland, Biddeford. for positive shuttle
motion for looms; Morris 8. Pierce, West
port, S. q. Desisle, LAmoine and o. c.
Oliver, Eden, for automatic electric hes,
alarm, and Theodore N. Richardson,
Stockton Springs, for sbill coupling.
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FRANCES LOST PROVINCES.
Emperor William Determined 10 STAMP
0at Her Influence There.

BeHLIN, Jsu. II A prominent ofiee.
holder who claim, 10 knn~ what he 10 talk
ing about, says that IL is generally under
stood smong the inner tif ,ials that in his
speech next Thursday Emperor
William will ask for new ap-
ptoprislion for the army. will recommend
the erection Of new defenses along the Rus
sian boundary, and viii continue the recent
oppressive legislation in regard to Alsaoe-
Lorraine by suggesting some further radi-
cal measures of stamping ou, the French
tendency in that terr,tory.
"lou will hud. said the off Sisl. "whsu
the EmperoI's speech is printed, that his
wishes in regard to Alssce- .oraine will be
quite as emphatic as were those of Philip
II in his uestmen, Of the Moors, although
possibly so disastrous to his subjects.
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ANOTHER 0FFBNSB.
A Boats Crew Belonging 10
YORKTOWN At Valparaiso
Stoned BY Rcusks While Awaiting Re-
turn Of Commander EIans.
Chilians Express Regret and Promise
Protection in the Future.

WAsHissros, Jan. l2.-The following
cable message from Commander Evsns,
the sunboas yorktown, the
only United States vessel now in Chilian
waters. has been made public;
VALPARAISO, jan 9.--To the secretary
Of the nsvy-Yes,eIdsy afternoon my gig,
while lying cf the landing place
waiting for me, va. stoned by three
men In = crowd Of bad characters.
No one was injured. / visited imme-
iiately the ChiliAn senior naval officer
lhoAi end requested Hun to notify the
iolice authorities here ths! | demanded
aeir ef!ic!srt protection xnd il the ofense
las repssted should take the matter in
y own hands and protect my men with
ms. Much regret was expressed by the
dilian senior ofiicer, who went al once to
police. Today have assurance that
e parties will bs punished AID protection
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How nicely Hcods Sarsspsrills hits the
needs Of people who feel All tired OUT or
run down. from any cause II seems to
Gil up the whole mechanism Of the body 90
that oil msves smoothly and york becomes
positive delight. Be sure to get Hoods.
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver,
rousing il from forpidity to its natural
duties, cure constipation and assist dises.
ton. d&vfolp,miychd&v
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Pennington Banks Elect Officers

FARAINGroE, Jan. l2-The First N
tionsl Bank elected these officers this after
noon Directors, j. C. Holman, j. W
Fairbanks, f. E. Richards. A. F. Belcher
II Russell, Pennington; ID. c. Sanborn
Wilton; A. G. Winter. Kingfeld. The
directors elected Joseph C. Holman, presi
dent; Jo,sph W. Fairbanks, vice president
ard Arthur F. Belcher, cashier. smi-
declared
The Sandy River National Bank now il
voluntary liquidstion) also elected As di,ec
tors; W. Fairbanks. Daniel Besle. d
V. r. Ormsoy. A. F. Belcher. S. Clifford
Belcher. They did not organize.
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IN THE HOUSE,
But Little Business Transacted and Few
Bills Introduced.

WAsHrNGros, Jan. 12-In the House
Hsr.er of Ohio introduced & bill suthofiz-
ing the consolidation Of the customs
collection districts. Referred.
Fellows Of New York introduced q bill
Increasing the pension Of soldiers who lost
both eyes or limbs. Referred.
Long Of Texas introduced bill for the
development and encouragement Of silk
culture in the United States under the
dire scuon Of the secretary Of agriculture
Referred. The house adjourned until to-
morrow
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OUR
Furniture, Carpets
Is the largest of any
I.sWe buy for Spot Cash an
Commissioners say Charges Maue
Against Them are Not True.

BosroN. Jan. 12 In the snnusl report
to the Legislature, the cattle commissioners
say there was no prevailing epidemic or
contagion during 1891. The sporadic
cases, though large in aggregates, were
but small per cent of the whole. Tuber-
culosis exists, and the legislature is recon-
mended 10 tsks measures to prevent and
stamp out the disease.
The commissioners assert tina. the
changes made by DR.. Bailey of the Maine
cattle commissioners against Msssachu,
set,s cattle are untrue. The report rays ::
IAN active consist BILE with shot IN is
an excellent pre- veItsiive of the spresd Of
the disease and is recommended when the
commissioners cannot be immediately
reached"
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HASTINGS DISASTER.
Caused by Criminal tarelcssncss Of the
Brakeman iIcrriek.

ALBAnY, N. Y Jan Fin the matter
% the Hastings accident on the New York
Central road The state board of railroad
comnissioners Ards the immediate cause Of
the accident was the criminal fsilure Of
tferrick to signai the st. Louis express.
The o'her employees connected with the
accideu. are csnsurcd by the commission
ers. The board approves Of the determine
ton to equip the road with the block
sy.tem,
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Without a Shadow of Truth.

CoLUMBUs, ONO, Jan. 12.-The Post
last evening directly chsrged Representa-
tive J, T, Doughty, Fsyette county. with
having received $500 from Senator
Sherman for his vote in the caucus. This
morning Mr.. Magrew arose TO 3 qae.siou
Of privilege and denied the charge, asking
the house to Investigate the matter il it saw
ft No sction was taken.
Something Of q sensation was caused this
afternoon when il vas found thst City
Editor Kelly and Repor II. d. Lsndon
of the Post had been taken before the
grsnd jury now in session, to give evidence
in the case.
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LIME BUSINESS.
Th(mlstoa KlIns Turn Ont
OVer 27O,0OO Casks.
This Product PirdS Markets ali Orr
the World.
Pennington Banks Elect Officers for the
Ensuing Year.

THoAAsros, Jan. u Our lime kilns
are about all out. Tae following has been
Manufactured the past season in Thomas
ton j. o. Cushing & Company Ito, 900
barrels; J. A Creighton & Co, 5000;
Burgess. o'Brien & Co, is ,0oo; L. ).
Snow Co, , 20 0C0 This lime is con-
s.ansly reaching Few markets.
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SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN
Reelected by the Ohio Legislature on
Separate Ballots.

CoLUMBUs, Ohio, Jan. IL The Senate
and House voted separately for q Urited
States Senator today. In the Senate John
Sherman received i votes, James +. Neal
8. In the HOUSE sherman received 80,
Neal 20. A resolution to investigate ihe
elsgioility of United States Senator Brice
was discussed in vigorous speeches 10 the
House and action was postponed till Wed
nesdsy.
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STEVE TRAYERS
Was Indicated by Grand Jury But He
Has Now skipped the Town.

BIpDEFoRp. Jan. l2.--Stephen Trsuers.
the Biddeford prize fighter, against whom
the grand Jury yesterday reported and in
dictment for assault with intent to rob, has
left town. He was under light bonds.
Rev. II. B. Mitchell. pastor Of the
Methodist church. x ttery, hiss accepted an
invitation to become the Biddeford city
missionary and will begin his duties ai
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FIRE AT PORTLAND.
Merry's Hat store Damaged About 5000
Fully Insured.

PORTLAND, Jan. IL Fire in the cellar
OF A. T. Merry's hat store tonight caused
. dsmsge by smoke and water to his stock
Of from $1,000 to $4,000; fully insured. G
Blocklipger hair store ard Geo. Z. Brown,
photo grapher, were damaged by smoke and
sere insured. The building is owned by
W. w. Thomas, and was damaged $4,000
lsured,
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NELSON MAY 60 WEST.


PoEILAsD, Jan. 1.-THE Express hasle
the following The report that Badd Doble b
vas to handle the famous stallion Nelson .bi
lhe coming trotting sessln vas not credited Is
IN this city yesterday, Ard cotsequentlur
some doubt wss felt that Nielsen was to band
sent West TO be handled By $. A. Brownm
Of Grand Rapids. DIR. George HI /,
Bailey was asked about the mate
ter ard be said that he knewce,
Nelson was to be controlled nexs season b. ynei
s. A. Browne and Senator Ssoekbridge Of
Michigan, but whether the details had been
arranged he did not know. The Express
wired Mr.. Nelson to ascertain definitely 2
the facts in the case and received the fol-,
loving reply y. ~
WATERvMLE, Me, Jan. IL. ~
OSiug to amount Of my business O.
don't think am able to give Nelson propesp
york to condition him. Browne & Co.
are liable to control him next season.
II so he will be driven By G gorge Starr I
c. II. NELSON.
There is no truth in the report thath ~
dollars worth Of inte,es. in Nelson has bee
sold. GA the contrary not 3 hair Of tt
famous stallion has been parted with. SrkA,
money csa't buy him. He will unquestiot
sbly show a clean pair OF heels to the be
uotting record ever made next season.
will be handled by George Starr, the driu
Of the pscer Direct, who gave the lat
his record Of CO last season.
Mr.. Nelson has 1872 horses upon
hands. and it is not strange that he fes
unable TO give the great stallion the atte q
sion aud care which he deserves.
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BLECTRIC LIGHTS.
Brush Company Wins The Suit
Long IN Court
And The Electrical Construction Co.
Can Hsks No Hora Lights.
New Jersey Legislature Organize and
Elects Old Officers.

NAw YORK, Jan. IL Judge Laoomb
today handed down . Anal decision in the
suit Of the Brush Electric Company
vs.. Electrical Construction and Supply
Company. perpesuslly enjoiniug and
restraining the defendants from making
using or selling any arc electric lamp in
which two or more psirs of carbon indie
pen3eotly regulated. sre controlled and
bound succe,sively.
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Nelson in Michigan.

A rpocisl dispatch to the New York Sun
If Jan. 10, says Ever since the Nrlson
AIlciton race at Grand Rapids last fall
haIi1ns on the part Of tine Kalama-
200 Stock Farm, owned by =, A.
Browne ard Scustor Stockbrdge Of
Michigan, for the c1ntrCl of the great Mel
son for the comirg sumner, The announce
ment is now suihoIized that the negotia-
lions are conn lie ed Early in April mex,
Nelson will be shipped from Waterville,
Maine, to Kalamazoo, and placed under
the direct management Of Mr., Browne.
who is the active and managing mem
Der Of the firm. The latter has
held for long time ihst Nelson, pro
perry conditioned and driven, is the
rssest entire trotter that stands on iron
lie not only believes that he possesses phe-
nomeBsl speed, but that he ia game when
properly fitted foI race and proposes to
prove it After bri : season in the stu
Nelson will be placed in the hands of the
master reintmsn and conditioner, Bu1d
D0hic The latter has, it is said, always
held q high opinion Of Nelson's powers
having driven him, and also witnessed
his marvellous flights Of speed on sev-
eral occasions. Mr.. Doble says that il
the horse is all right when brought to
the wire he has no fear Of results. and be-
lievss that the stallion record Ia also at his
mercy II sent for it under favorable cir
cumstances.
There were great many Thousands lost
on the Maine stallion in his recent race at
Grstd Rapids, and there i. an evident de-
termination among Michigan horsemen to
get it back IL possible Don Leathers Of
Grand Rapids, osner Of the great two year
Old Monbsrs, 2 IG l-2. passed through here
today en- route for Florida. He expressed
an enthusiastic interest in the fact that
Nelson is going to Michigan. Mr.. Lesthsrs
will. through the society of rhich he
is president, fer purse ranging from slj,
600 to 500 900 for Nel.on. AIlerton. and
Pslo Alto 10 contest for, and believes th.t
it will prove an excellent investme Mt for the
society. Senator Stanford, when asked
lis evening whether he would agree 20
permit Psio Alto TO contest for supre MAJ !
in race wish Allerton and Nelson, replied
that he had msde other arrsns ements. Palo
Alto would, he said, be brought East dur
irg the coming summer, but only for ex
hioition Iurpt ses.
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We HAv'
And you cain

We have inst completed arrangements y
to offer our large circle of fiients & magni1
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New Icrk
Philadelphia
Norfolk
W2shlnAon
Albany
- Ss-Hn
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Chicago Produce Market.

CafDASo. Jan. IL.
PIoUK- duli. essy,
WHEAr-lo1sr. No. spFins -7l No. 2 REQ, "
COEs- oBii, sc. &, 5ss
UArs- dull, 10. !, n
kfE-No. q, -.
B1RLsr-so. 4. 20; Nc. naxseed, u
FroVisions-xeak. lover,
PoEK- Mess. dull, z'as fl
LARD p-I lyo iDs, o. %
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They Get n Trim TO Boston,

BAR HARBoR, Jan. II In response to
Hodgkins and Wescost went to Boston to-
tight for 3 conference in regard to Mrs,
George Pendleton Bowler's new cottage,
the construction of which it is understood
will be begun at once.
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CONGRESS- AND CHILL.
The Former will Have Chance TO Dis
cuss the Affair Next Week.

WAsHISGros, Jan. 1.-THE trouble with
Chill was the principsl topic Of discussion
at the meeting Of the cabinet today, with
view to transfer OF further consideration Of
the subject to JnRress, 1t 10 understood
that the entire correspondence will be sub
mitted to Congress early next week.
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STATE NEWS.
Lincoln.


j II. Welth has been appointed z. N
vice l, G.. Spinney resigned. pigs
eigh. months Old were lately killed here
tn, combined weiaht Of which was 1929
los 1t was pleasure to see Mr. Frank
Fuller in his old place in the choir Sunday,
he having recovered from his .ickaess.
Both pastors At the Hsrb9r were ,iCk on
Sunday with the ippe and unable to con
duct services. Rev. T. Owen went d1vn in
thesvening and supplied The Congregational
pulpit.--There was f,g raising in school
district No last reex, and there will be
one on BertaTs Island This veek-WhiIa
DR.. Blossom va' steppiag from the car
rage last week she horse started ard threx
him to the ground ard broke his j,r snd
collar bone The religion. interest," at E..,
Boothbsy is very great, abont twenty 7e
have been converted with a prospect Of
more to- follow G.. Fuller has con-
uscled to build q ton schooner for M r.
Rove. Other contracts zill PROBABLY he
made so this industry will not be behind
this season.--Ths short ice crop South Will
make il busy this season. All companies
have emptisd their ice houses and will cut
all they can handle Let alI be sure to
attend the sewing circle at Frank Cn!isie's
Thursday. The old gentleman is nearly
100 gears old and We all want 10 give him
a New Years call. il it is little late.
Hennsbsc,
EAsr PrTrsTos.
The dancing school held at Acadera =
Hall will close next Tuesday evening. An
extra viii be given On that evening Some
20 cases Of Ia grippe are reported in tais
locality Mrs. Geo. Stuart Who has been
visiting ter father, Rev. D. b. Byrne Of
this place returned 10 her
home At Newport last Ssiurdsy.-
Eel fisherman are doing fne business on
the Eastern river. Some have made -
high a . . day. They are shipped to
New York market--R.v. o. Tyler, pastor
Of the church. who has been unable 10 AZ
lend services for seysrsi weeks, is reported
to be gaining slowly About 30 scholars
are attending tie village b Oh school More
are expected ben the tevn schools close.
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TANGIBR BBSBIGBD.
Rebsllious Natives Taking
Matters Into OVa Hands.
German Ambassador Gave Good Advics
10 Sultan Of Turkey
tbout Prince Ahbas' Succession ay
khedhe. Which lie Followed,

TasGlKS, Jan. IL This city 10 practi-
cslly eelesguered on the lAnd-ward aida
BY the natives in rebellion against the sui
tan. The revolutionary movement 10
spreading. Ii is stated that the mountain
tribes in Angera have demsnded that the
governor of their territory be dismissed.
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Bosros. Jan. I2-For Ne~ Eaal.nd
rsis, probably chsagisg % .sow BY Wed
nesday nigh; and continuing through tie
Eight. Warmer Wednesday morning
followed BY falling Temperature until
Ttafsdsy. Nor;hsesssrly winds increasing
in strength. The Storm is advancing from
the Cuff and probably will move northssst-
ward along the Atlantic coast, preesdic z
colder weather which - moving slowly
toward the Atlantic coast from lhe West,
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. June lgth. 1891, train,
WI run a. follows, connecting AZ Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
For boston, Portland, Lewiston, Wstssviiie, a
Eusts. ahowbsgsa and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. So A. N.
~ 70 ?. VI, scion, 6.52 A NJ, f2-S5 u Cara
tuna Fais. 'd5i A. N, los ?. NJ, Emhden. oa
A ". 10 = N-. North AnaOn, ~ a M., 50 p
ST.. tHson. 7-T a. NJ. t,s9 g. N. Madison. : 80 4
" 2o2F.s Norrids" Sock, 70 = 81 All =,
~ Bangs Siding. = So A. NJ, - "a p. 81. Ravteiis
tro..ipE, 'sol N. 'z52 p. NJ, arrive OAslAnd
so v-, $50 v.
From b8atou. Portland. Lswistnu, Angpsts, Wa
ieryiile, Skowh gan and Bangor
Passenger trains eavs Oakland, 9.o5 A. NJ, -
? N SAwtelie Crossing, 30 a " '6 oo p. ~,
BanFs sitins. y ~ :. ~, '5.17 P VI Norridae
Ncck, pa a. ", SO p. NJ. Madison, . 81 A. NJ.
l3 p, VI Aason. s3Sk N, y =, N Nor'h An
son, 10 "a 4 NJ. $50 fmhdeu. 10 30 A. VI.
tU6 P VI. CsTfatank fails, 20 - Il, 'slt p
SCION, 10 As ", as NJ arrive Bingham,
u % a. NJ. as =. NJ
Flag stations, AZ xhirh trains atop on signal II
potiae to conductor. Aixnd between Bingham
and North Anson, WM. NJ. AVER. eaps.
septtdtf
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SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Hon. Oliver &. Hall,
Presiding,

W. s. CHoArR, clerk.
L. T. CARLETON, county attorney.
@. I. STEVENS, sheriff.
F. A. SMALL, stenogrspheg.
Tuesday, Jan. II.
Court came in this morning, but no busi-
ness was transacted and there was sn
ad ournment until Wednesday at 2 z. M.
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New Jersey Legislature Elects Old
Officers.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan II 49, The New
Jersey Legislature organized this afternoon.
The Senate elected for president Herbert
Adrian Of MiddleseI, Who held the flee
last year. Ali the minor offices are held
by the same individuals that held them last
year with very few exceptions In the
assembly .Ismes J. Bergen of SJme,vtlle
Was elected speaker.
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s150,OO0 FOR ARI0N.
J. Malcolm Forbes Will Pay That Price
for the Wonder.

SAS FRAscIsco, Jan. IL "A paper here
states that J. Malcolm Forbes Of Boston,
has sgreed to pay Seuas or Stanford $780,
900 for Aricn, two yesr old colt, Who made
the worlds record Of 2 l04 en- the Stock
ton kite track few moaths sgo.
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Meteorological Report.

Jan. Il iss2 II r. Nj