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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

One Of them entered the Office, completely unnervng
sheridan and throwing Walsh from his sitting position
at his desk prone upon the hoor
The fire at the stables. at IL O'Clock, had eaten
through to lot OF shantleS On second-ave.. al Of
which went.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
NJ. STANG DECLINES TO TALK.

Christianla, July 22.-King Oscar has refused 70
agree TO the proposition Of VI. Stang, who undertook
IN form Cabinet the condition that The Nor-
wecian Government should be allowed to appoint con-
suls independently Of the Swedish Foreign omoc'
and NJ. Stang has therefore finally declined to form
a Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
WITH YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD.

Moncton, n. b., July eo.-The bark Ethanounc'
conta,n Reid now at Hopewell Cape in ballast from
philadelphia is reported TO have yellow fever on boafu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

THROWN FROM HER CARRIAGE AND kiLLED'
syracuse July aoMrs. G. s. Van lIoesen. wife oil an
ex-sherin OF Cortland Comfy thrown out oil her
carriage near Cortland yesterday and killed. sne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
A BRITISH STEAMER FoUNDERED.

London, July e2.-The British steamer Milton
AsnnA from Penang for Langkat. sprang leak aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE AT BAYREUTH.
SECOND DAY OF TIE EEsTIvAL-sINGERs WHO
TOOK PART.


Bayreuth, July 22.-Thc Wagner Theatre was
crowded 10 day the second performance OF the hh
Wagner Festival. Every seat In the house b'u Dceh
taken Tristan und Isolde" the work pre'chicn'
The performance being the sixteenth one Of that drama
here. 1t a day OF tIinmph for Rosa SucilcF o'
Ecrln whO Isolde, received the highest praise ior
her magnificent acting and singing. Her voice Is
superb and her stage presence such a' to cAce INC
vclicst admiration. Her NogI, OF Munich, VINO sang
the role of Tristan achieved real success lie Is
con to be better suited 10 the part both IN inc
point OF physical personality and dramatic force th
Herr Alvary, who personatcd Tristan last year. FRAU
staudgl, OF Berlin, made an excellent h'"ls s'c"c'
Herr Planck of Karlsruhe who heard yesterday rs
Kllngsor efficient In the part 0 kuFseha'' lris""
faithful henchman, although at times his acuhS' uii-
fortunately had an almost augha6lc erect soi"y Oh
account Of his great size. Herr Gnra OF M"cD' h'i
the role Of King Mark. m
The setting was the same used last Sear i"c
performance to-day gained special dslincuo fro" 'c
fact that Frau Cosima Wagner herself was presc;i',
Vigorous applause followed the close oil eacn oi .c
three acts of the drama, and the enthusiasm OF iu"
bcr OF French auditors was 50 glriu ~ " Ipon,
marked comment. There were more AmcT'hhe p'.o ore
tt dny than Yesterday the majority oI "ho,n h.."n,
women and most OF them evidently or German ue''0
HONDURAS CLOSED TO FOREIGN COMMERCE.
London. July o2.-The British Minister to GuatcmMo
has telegraphed TO the Foreign Office that The "oV
ernnent OF Honduras has closed the coast TO ioreig"
commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

foundered IN deep water Some OF her PASSENGERS a'u
crew were saved and have been landed at shsaPo'e'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At meeting of the creditors Of M. A.
Jewell & Co., VIII Jlessle spgces, at Portland +,
Ne. it was shown that the total liabilities
are S3S ,0C0; assets, $50, 600.
In the Oxford county court, Thursday,
William G. johnson, alias William G.
Bailey of Andover, breaking and entering,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three
years ana Elk months IL State prison.
The report of Franklin County Commis
sionar- shows the following: Receipts,
Sl6 729 80 expenditures, SIS 720 0S. The
receipts in fines and costs from municipsi
indgee, trial justices and clerk OK courts
amounted 10 81, lj5 81. The cost Of S. j.
court was 50, SOL 81; municipal and trial
Justice courts, ss03 e.. The resources of
the county are 81, ,903,73; liabilities S2G,-
1877 80.
The executive committee Of the Ssgsds
hoe Agricultural snd Horticultural Society
met Wednesday at Brunswick, st the col
lector's office, and organized as follows :
President ard ger ersl superintendent, I. f..
Skeliald, Hsrpswell; chairman and suf =
erintendent horse department, e. +. Peter
son, Brunswick; superintendent cattle De
psrtment, ] f. Buker, Bowdoin; assistant
superintendent cate department, S. Is.
Hsthorne, Richmond; superintendent Of
restaurants s1d venders, r. W. Carr,
BowdoiNham; superintendent Of halls,
Bryce Pst,eu, Topsbsm; marshal, Edwin
To.msn; CHIEF of police. f bridge Cornish :
The rsmium list was It yised and enlarged.
The poultry department will be thorough
ly 1t organized and su expert employed to
Judge .oem. The question VI hJl3ing the
isir four days was put over u1ul tbe Bext
meeting. March 9Th. Expert' TO judge
csttle and horses SIS lsst year, was voted.
The fair will be held The second week in
October, commencing Tuesday, the 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
Aallruaos t. straar1;5-e to
YiInE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement OF Trains In Effect Nov
10Th, 1891.

aoIn0 wEsT-sp A. n -or rEsis.os
RoaIlasd, Portland, boston and IoatIsAI AS A.
" Ia, HAuOEeH Gardiner and soB+h Gar liner
Iol9A NJ Tor Brgnawigs, Lewiston Earninsro D,
Zealand Portland And boston. connecting for
White n0antAin Points, 100 ?. n. for
H.lloreH t.fdtaar and 5oath Gardner; b
? NJ Tor Brunswick. Bsth, fo-Jsnd, Bostor,
and sAturdAys only, for Hooklsld, COS T. n. Tor
Ualiossu JAs4J~aF sad 9onth Gardiner; 90
Ph night Pullman for Lewiston, Bath, Port
and and Bostor
GOING EssF-at9 A. VI. might xprsssi for
Esosl-gzn Bs. fast, Bangor. Lss Barbos. IT.
Stephens, 81. John and AfoOstook Ceg afy. Dsf A.
N ,or WAiergiIe. Ss0Wnegzn and Bangor. 3 -
p 4 'or satsrvl1e, Oakland, Nbrth AH7on,
BINGHAM, 3koRhesAn. Belfast. DOger and
F5s ro!t, bangor. oar HafDpf. 81. 3,ephs 1s.
" john and AI0os 0oE County, and sundays
onl7, uyl7 A. N. fvr Bangor.
Ile Slsh PgiimAa TrAtgs run each way every
rl.hi suH lays in .juied. but not 20 3kowhesan
oa nonday mornings, % 20 Belfast, lex .sr, Of
beyond bangor N Sun iaY mornings
fb- dAy e4pres. trtns gDiu1 West ~ TO- 10
n and hA.t a gH + VI. run iaiiy, Sundays In
rladeA, ,~fVeen Boston. lewiston, Bath, Bangor
sad 81 John
ACConMuDA TRAIN Tor Augusta
iea.es south liAfgiurr, - a. n. 10 and IS
= NJ. GarilneI. . % A NJ, 10 and t.f3 r. NJ
l4ItoErU, 6t3 A NJ. lts and a59 7. N.
Throgsn ticke,s 10 California and all points
south and West may be had Of v, II. Walker
ticket szeu' Augusta, '',e oily ol3e" in AuSusta
ceiling yis all r1I'es and ohsosins bagg age free o.
ssp"nse.
FAYsOs TUCKER. Vice Pres. Il GeR' Manage.
D. T. HOOIHBY. gsnI rssa. and Ticket Ag's-
Portland. Nov. 70. 1871
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

NKw YORK. Feb. ~
FLOUR Receipts. Zlp16 ptgs, exports. 1907;
tIs; 1850 sacks unsettled. cloFing steady, fairly
ales. 33sQ hbls; low extras GOAL % CITY
niGs a0sss 10. City mil, patents, u i5ae5.fo;
winter wheat, low grades: q 2oats's, fan 20
'traights, <i.3Sats.s0. rye mixture. st.ioset 70,
'uperhoe, q BARS hue.2 ioat1 49,
WHKAT-Keosipls 5000 bush. sports, s2ls9,
No. red. .ns,aio.4, store and elevator. ioef
,liil sDost, i0slaIilE fob. No ! red losal0sl,
No. northern. its,ai o., NO !. hard, iio'siii1'
northern. iOi, no. spring. g0ae0
1rs- firm, quiet, western, Esalo}
BAILEY -i~i,, eAay, no. milwaukee SsaS0
CoRs-Hsosipts. 1880, sapoJls i2gk7g, sales.
ll7ooo, stronger, good demand --------
nj xed, isasi 90 q. ~ steamer mixed, slad9l
OATb-Asceipt.. t3i0o, sHpofa. 6s<, saies,
1000, nrrner, iaif demand ------so. ~,
No. /. n, DO ~hite. 3e,, mixed we.t'o.
No Chicago, 6tt54
CorgEE-fio, quiet. firm, no 7.lti
Arm ---- - no. q, .ea3 So. no.
"a sa8 2, no :, z5 Iss3 7ia; no. ., a., no. 10.
ia3 .; no u. ieH3 l6, no. Y &i6s
mould - Ha,i, standard. a <s4i, oonisotioner. q
Ila, cut loaf, 5sbI crushed, sa5i, powdered.
iiai. .;ranulated. tasi cubes. fis,i.
rgrROLrUS- steady. quiet, united. %,
FORK quiet, steady
LARD daiI, ~esters steam closed
s1l, city. 3ss6 50, refined. arn, mod de
aUTrgn-qgiet. about steady. state dairy ,lsa<s
western creamery. zisai; factory. isazs, elgin.
- rolls, lsa2l. irnmita'ion creamery. iss2s
CHEgsx mod demand, strong, state, 9iai2i.
s'eiyhts y Liverpool. market. armer. GOOD
demand,
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BOwDOlN QUARTERLY MEETING.


Speeis! 10 the heHneoec JOURNAL.
ArgUKN, Feb. 10, The following is the
prder o. exercises for the b ~ doin quarterly
meeting Of Fee bsptU churches, which
iii be held with the Court street Free
bspiist eLuI ch at Auburn, on Wednesday
,nd rbutsisy, March and 3, 1891
Wednesday,, March 2.-9 80 A. NJ,
prayer meeting, led by W. L. Badger,
Lewiston; 10 90, organization and bust.
ess; 10 30. report Of executive committee,
Rev M. Sammerbell d. d, Lewiston !;
II 90 ope mir se' mon, Rev. W. NJ Davis,
lo.. ham; i 80 /. NJ prayer and praise
neetirg lad by ksv H. B. Huntoon, LIS
o3n 60, sermon, Rev. Geo. W. Gould,
Greer, follcw,d by con.ecrstion meeting
led ty Rev. s A, Blsisdell, Lewiston
Evenirg.-7 30, p aise Meeiing, led by
Rev. K Z Gllkey. Richmond 90, Ser
non, Rev. II F. Wood, Bath, followed by
iLquiry meeting.
Thuredsy. March 3 80, A. Minnie
ter's confereI &C . GO, prayer and confer-
nee meeting, led by Rev, C. w. Rogers,
Lisbon Falls; 10 90. Business Session
1870, Missionary sermon, Rev. NJ. Sum-
neroell, d D., followed by conference on
mlssion,. opened By G. Ii. HAmIen, Cobb
Div. School.
A. c. +. meetirg Afternoon, 80, praise
AND prsyer service, led by Mrs. s. a. Bisis-
1ell, Lit twiston 2, report OF societies, l. L.
LlG,coit, Brunswick; > 10, address by Rev.
y. W. Rogers, Lisbon Fails; 2.2J, address
oy Harry D Bryant, Brunswick; 40,
.dotess by Rev. Rev. NJ. Summtrbell, d.
y Lewiston, 3, "ksasons for manisiaing
an Evsngelist IN the Limits Of our Quar-
teriy Mesiag,' by Rev. s a. BlAsdell,
Le-isoD, :oll1wei BY discussion.
Evening. 30, praise service; 8, seI-
nUl, Rev. B N. Osgood, Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

"A gses, day for n ride, was the verdict
Ut party of business men Of Wstcryille
mat tJUk the 10 20 train Friday for Skor
aegtn. fneir destination was the Far
View Stock Farm Of Manly I. Pooler
whose string of blooded animals Is sigh
veil worth seeius, even 10 mcn of Walei
yulei ah0 are used TO seeing some OF the
Gess blood the State sfOrds pass thcI
places OF business every day, The party
WAS made up Of Mr.. W Ii. ii P,rc,ysl,
who engiueercd the TIP, Z. S. Head,
q. l.. Gilman, John WoDber. c. II.
Harrington. W. IS. Dunn and Messs.
KNAPP, GaodFitse snd Mcsder The
J0uRNAL wAs also represented. The
tup up was quiet but pleasant one.
\! the station MIR fooIcr awaited IN, guest,
aud stter brief stop at the HeseltOn the
party proceeded 10 Mt. lOoiel stsbles
fhe sielgnlng was gOot, the weather WAS
al that could be asked and the short drive
beIILd ihe speedy horses was enjoyed
Luge4y. The yisllurs were first invited Iu-
10 the beautiful snd nicely arranged Cil-e
18th Iis Brussels carpet and iae furnishings
ON the vale hang pstntngs of Aii-,U,
Sun0l, AxteI, aud other tuisc nesh of nutr
which were viewed WIN interest. The
way was then led 20 ihe isIge floor of the
sable where the hosuete stood ready tO show
lie paGee of the hvlgeB. The stallion Red
wood wsB the irst 60 Gy admired, Redwood
IS out OF Bloud,nA by Belmont. ms stsi
ion has = u mVlu descendants into the 2 30
lis, than any O,ner III the state, four being
added 10 ths list during last teas0n. a look
WAS then taken al Al,-Su, Jr,, owned by
Mr. Poclers son Fred, Thus colt Is noted
OF Igs nigh breeding, Hs dam beng Minnie
Il ruO holds me uple record Of the
| world. lie colt pIomlses we'll rs trotter
aad IS picture Of t4u,nl beauty. MEhlUn,
the horse that Woo tne year Old race al
the Eastern Hsate FAIR j.st fal,
| making record Of 10 l-2, al
,raCted the sdmratI, n Of tae party.
as,Aur L!oEeIsnd al OF "a trJIher 10 MsniOu
~ss sh,nDruught Gu. fpIlJw,d by Won
Al 80, the afs, ly4s " an 50 sDd out OF
. 6etu Won Armlue. ma.Ee q, MiadIeton,
| he 'uesd gBIue rag. mare wllh 3 rtCDr1
| u z.ZU3 ~lGu qUsrtts Iu 30 came ne
| ttGm Ene .lei, Ia. ra,.i tD,u went 10 tLt
I has, meat. There VA .li JrhsTsOn Will
4. !, cuTt ~ 3li, 1.a.,4g lt tGyts0n, a htly
I Uy stt-S hlRy vt So, a att. &, hope D.,
( a flAi oI l-1l tor HA.8u Mr.. HYJlef refutcd
! $1,000 shtu ,be colt WAS SIX Ig0Hths Old
/ B.sste +, I-NA IN own brother &
Maybe SO all g eli by AIi-So ard
! oil Clcsu imo,d and uI luesl sCu, n.
1 ih,n Maggie Bry Al, ny C,ss.us NJ. Clay,
! ana Mapei By an by .Gtn,rpl Wlihers Out
/ I Maggie Hrl All ~Ufe trGu.ht out fUr IL
/ -peoton. The great stallion Of tbe farm,
! A so, the sire Ji such a trONd of tn,
! tuest Col.s owned wac the last 10 reGeIy,
attention. bu, WAS by 40 means the least.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
THE SEALING QUESTION
Action Will Largely Depend OH England'>
stand Oh Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The Behring
Sea controversy WAS the principal topic Of
discussion At teday's cabinet meeting
There 10 no particular change in the situs-
ton ard none Is looked tor until Lord
Salisbury acts on the treaty of afbiusion.
= draft Of which drawn on the lines under
stood to bs equally acceptable to both gov
errments was submitted to him early this
week. The policy Of this government with
regard to the coming sealing session will
depend largely on the action OF the British
government on the question OF arbitration.
There is scarcely . doubt that "A ar
rsngement will be made somevhst similar
to last years modus vivendI. The Behnng
sea joint commission continues daily ses-
sions at the state department, and is under
stood 10 be making satisfactory progress
towards an agreement IS 10 the actual COP
dition and needs of ihe seal fisheries.
The President has issued the usual proc
lamstion warning ali persons agsinet en'eI-
lug the waters OF Behring sea within the
dominion OF the United Slsl,s for the puE-
pose of violating the provisions OF section
1856 Of the Revised Statutes, aud proclaim
ing that Gan persons found 10 be or TO
have been engaged in any violation
of the laws OF the United States ID
said waters will be arrested and
punished as provided by that statute AMI
all vessels so employed. tackle. apparel,
turniture and cargoes will be seized and
forfeited" Section 1856, revised statutes,
prohibits the kiiiiug of seal and other fur
bearing animals by Unauthorized persons
within the limits Of Alaska or waters
thereof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
BLAINE DIvOaCE CASE.
ETldsnCs Bll In 'or The Plaintiff and
Case Rested,
Defendant Did Not Appear-Arguments
he Made Today.

DsApwooD, S. D, Feb, l9.-The Blaine
divorce case has been 'red, st the depo-
s.sions read, the pIsintif given her evidence
and the attorney rested. The argument
will be made tomorrow morning, only for
in al appearance.
Mrs. Blaine wss ou the witness stand this
afternoon and told the story Of her life
since her marriage with j. g. Blaine, Jf,,
on September 6ih. 1885.
She said her troubles began in August,
1888, during & visit Of herself and husband
to Lis parents at Augusts, NJ.
Her husband went with his father on
political .pe akins tour of the Stale. When
ne WAS absent her motner--n-isw made
things very dissgrseabie for her.
Her baby vas i'll &pd he physician ad-
vised Ter 10 return TO New YORK. She did
60. He mother ii Law said III you go !
never want 10 zee you again. | vii make
you rue il the longesE day you live. Il.
keep my SOB with me and in one haif nc "
if chose | can take that yVung man from
you
she told Of her seooad visit 10 Augusta,
| in driving from the depot to the family resi-
dence, saw her husband Standing 10 front
of the hotel, and vhsn he reached the
front door he fad back srd was at once
pounced upon ny his mother, who locked
him in an up sssirs bedroom, refusing to
let her see or communicate with him.
Mrs. Blaine -mugsied the young man
ont of the house to the railroad station ai
Gardiner whers it sss proposed he should
| take the Train for Portland and sail fol
Europe.
After this she sgsin wrote numerous
| letters to her husband. registering one td
make sure Of bis getting it. She told Of
| her fusncisl Troubles. Her testimony VA
clear and convlncir and Won the sympathy
Of all.
Dispositions b. DR.. Fuller, Mrs. Nevins
DR.. W!pkop, Genera! hlcMshoD, Mrs.
Ogden. Mrs. Dorsmus snd others su5staI
Lated the story. The decree is Ect e1pecsst
| for several days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
STATE NEWS.


NORM VIEESA
One Of the prettiest weddings that has
in this town took place Wednes-
day morning at the residence Of VIM. II.
Morrill,, E,q rhea bic elder daughter i4lI.
ian A. was married 20 Lauriston A. Smith,
#. prominent business man of Pennington.
Promptly At 10 O'Clock the bride-very
grettily sitired in White henrietta, trimmed
-lth rich lace and feather trimming, and
attended by the bride groom, entered the
parlor and advanced to the altar where the
ceremony was happily performed BY Rev.
Hugh Elder, pastor Of the Congregational
church at Pennington. The bride
was the recipient Ct large mum
her Of beautiful and costly presents,
among them, a silver service from her
parents, toilet set from her sister Mabel
silver oyster spoon from Mrs. Mating Of
Bo,ton, silver and crystal fruit dish from
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendieton, silver card re-
csiver from Miss Bradbury, etc. Mr. and
Mrs Smith lefl 10 the afternoon for = short
Wedding journey 10 Montreal, after which
they Will return 20 their home 10 Farming
ton
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Cobb 81 ted the gentlemen from Ohio had
been wilfully and deliberately violating Ire
rules
HArtes made no reply and the two gen
tlemen shock hands auicibly.
Har;e: said be hoped no OF lection to the
discussion Of the tariff qseslioA would come
fre m the Democratic eide.
Cobo sgain made 3 point Of order but
Hs'te. continued and sad the position Of
The Democratic party on free trade va.
this; Every American citizen vas entitled
to the absolute frte trade with every L.
habitADt Of the globe, limited only BY the
smount If tariff necessary to conduct the
government. Hsrier asked Lind il he
endorsed the Mckinley bill.
Lind said he voted for it lie endorsed
it as whole. Laughter.
Tie silver debate then terminated and
Holman (ladisns). raised .gainst the DUE
can bill the point II no quorum,
Reed suggested tha, 100 members shouli
be regarded A. corst tusing Iorum, but
as this suggestion did 20; meet with favor
he proposed that unanimous be given to
locate the claim in Indiana. which nigh,
obvis,e the objection Of the gentl, man
{ Lsughter
WI u. =, ton, The committee rose, and
the House adj ,urEeo until Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
CRUEL SUFFERING
OF Mother end Children Driven Out Of
Doors BY Plfe.
Their House Burned in the Night and no
Help 0btainable.

Special to the KEsSEBEc JOURNAL.
COLUMBIA FALLS, Feb. 1.-The house
and barn Of Asa I. Worcester were burned
this morning at o'clock. Mr.. Worcester
was in the logging cAmp With part of family.
His wife, who is sick, barely escaped in
her night clothes, ia her bare feet. A boy
OF 10 and girl Of IA years saved small
amount Of bedding ard got the cattle out Of
the barn. None of the family saved any
clothes.
There vas DO insurance. Mr.. Worcester
is AL industrious man snd good citizen
ard by hard work had mfde good home
He served in the wsr Of the rebellion and
II is hard 10 be turned Out Of doors.
The wife and children stayed in shed
near the burning buildings through the
night. No neighpor Snes Of The fire till
morning as 1t was some distance from any
house.
All sui ffered from the cold and the boy
badly iroze his feet.
The +. and A. M, has public instslls-
ton Of the officers of Tuscan lodge on
Tuesday evening at Addison Point, before
which turkey supper vas served at the
Austi house,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
POISONOUS SODA
Used BY Three Families at
xoult Chase
Caused One Deain and Oihels ars
S.iIOa.ly III.
Cause UDknown-Poison Probably in
the Old Box Used.

BANGOR, Feb. l9.--Fhfee families, 2a
parsons ia AI, lave been poisored At Mount
Chase, probably by the use Of cooking soda
which had been kept tor long time in =
boz.
one desth la. ensued and others are
seriously III.
The cause is unknown but i! is thought
that there may have teen poison in the box
before The soda W.. placed IN il.
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HIr THE BuIlSEIE.
Prompt Action OF Rome Authorities Pre-.
vented ANY More Trouble.

RoAk. Feb. "a The threat made At the
jaint meeting Of tho representatives Of 2S
labor societies, yesterday, that = general
strike would be inaugurAted today and con-
tinu, until the government started public
.orks to give employ ment to the idle work
mea, was set at nsught by the government,
~hich last night csu.ed the arrest Of several
prominent labor saitstors.
This acton of the authorities hal good
results aud to-day. instead Of going on .
strike As threstensd. the men are all work
ing As usual,
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commanding Sondav, June zPth, 1891, t,sini
sil ran a. 'u.iJs-, 5oG1goting a. Oakland VII
Maine Central Railroad
F1r Boston, Portland, Lswiston. Ws'srvtlie, An
sustA slJ lJShcs.a and BansUr;
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 81. A. NJ.
'llDP. ~. Scion, 6.5z A. y, l2.bS P Cara
'sRI Fails. - "a a. n, los ?. "A; Emodea. 704
~, lnrH, Norm An.ou, 7-'7 a. NJ, 50 P
~. Aa.on, n A NJ. 81 p N, Madison, 20 a
y, gG3r,s Norridsewook, $50 . n, ssi P
Bang slling, = Sd 4. NJ = 20 P, NJ, SAWtell,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
THE CHINESE.
Senate Passes Bill Extending
Exclusion Laws 10 Years.
SsYsN Psrsl!irs faR Ratuln Of Those
Once Sent Cut Of Country,
Harter Defends His Position on the
Silver Question,

wAsHIsGroN, Feb. 10 A bill Was
passed By the Senate today extending for
ten yssrs toe operation Of the Chinese ex-
el1sion laws.
It Contains = section extended to meet
the fieully the treasury oticisis eneours-
cred in returning Chinese to Chins, through
judicial decisions adverse TO their right to
return them further Than the ceuntry from
which they entered tine United States.
Another new section provides severe
penalties for lhe return to the United States
u Chinese once sent oul Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

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