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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17
MAN G0hE..-cASH DITTO.
0ns Of Ii. Solid and Most Respected
Business den Of Dallas, TsIsS,
Skips the Town, Owing Thousands and
Thousands of Dollars.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. l6.-Col. J. B.
Simpson, for years regarded IS one OF the
.oiid pillars of Dallas, has mysteriousls
disappeared, charged with many crooked
usnsac,icns He was president Of ths
Fourth NstionAi Bank and tried to mortgage
that concern, bat wss prevented BY The
directors.
Hsresl estate deals we're On msmut II
scale and people who bnught property o.
him. on bis s:s lrsnce thss he title vas per-
feet, nos fnd their h0m s were mortsseed.
Simpson realized $4,000 on q duplicate
note Of VT ich The orlsInsl had been paid
O3e Of ~ ,sers is the Weir Pi0w Com
p,ny Of Monmouth. which let him have
carriages on credit, h-ca he sold for sbou!
$50 COO
Attachments are piling up in the cconty
clerks flee ey the dozen The Etluburg
mericsn Land { Mortgage Company lose
s5l 5s4 and the Scntti.h- American Ls1d
Mortgage Company $4,000 Other claims
are up in The thousands When Simpson
was last heard from he was in Kansas
City.
Letter. received from him try to create
the impression that he has committed SUI
eide, but people do not believe it. Those
who know him best say he is bound for
Europe with between 5000 snd $40 O00
bash. His family reside IN $50 OOO
brown stone msnsion and have nothing tO
say about his absence. His usnsscll9ns
have given rise TO much land litigation.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
On Protection of Lives of Miners in th'
Territorial Mining Districts.

WAsB1soroS, Feb. I6.-The following
is the text OF the message transmitted to
Congress today by the President: There
was passed by the last Congress an act for
the pro ection Of the lives of miners in the
territories snd approved by me on
March 50, 1891. That no appropriation
was made TO enable me to carry the act
into effect resulted, l suppose, from the
fact that it passed so late in the session.
This Law recognizes the necessity OF re-
sponsible public inspection and supervision
of the business Of mining in the interest
of miners ard is in line with the
legislation of most OF the Estates.
The work of the miner has lis
unavoidable incidents OF discomfort and
danger, and these should not be increased
by neglect Of the owners to provide every
practicable safety appliance. Economies
whicn involve the sacrifice of human life
are intolersble.
Lusnsmit herewith memorials from sew
ersl hundred miners working in the coal
mines in Indian territory asking for the
appointment of an inspector under the act
referred to. The recent 'rightfui disaster at
Krabs, in that territory. in which q miners
m Il horrible death, gives urgency to this
appeal. and l recommend special spproprl-
atoms be at once made for the salaries aud
necessary expenses Of the inspectors pre-
yided for in the law
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SID CONGRESS.
ID The House Tracy Gets the
Speakers Eys
and hdulssS Ia q Littl. Work 10 Oh.
Sl'uet The Silver Bill.
Morse OF Massachusetts Wants Inter.
state Commerce Law Repealed.

wAsHIsGros. Feb. Is The Vice Presi.
jens l,id tefore the Sen,ie SBermsn's
e. den isls for the term commencing NJ sreh
q. 1898 -hich were read and plsced on
de ihi. VIII be Saernan's sixth term
Vance, from the financial commiltee, re-
ported bsck adversely Ihe bill introduced
BY Gibsou u Louisiana, to provide an in
come tsx 10 pay The pensions snd salaries
Of postms.t,rs. The oil was iads fnllely
postponed.
The Vice President presented commu-
nicstion firm the treasury dvpsrm Ut,
.,asing that III siiosmett of S205 900 for
printing snd oindins IN thst department vas
exhsu.ted, and shat "a additional 500, 900
would be reqgited for the current fiscal
year. X feIred.
TIE s, ns;e proceeded to the considsfs-
ton OF the def 1isncy bill Various smend-
men,s were rel scsed TIE bill tilslly
passed. II adds TO the $500 900 deficiency
appropriation for the census, $50 900 for
"the division of farm4, homes and mort
CAGES"
IL increases the item for the subsistence
OF the Sioux from Sllj,5lf to Sli5 9l4
ard adds various small items for ihe L.
dian bureau, treasury department, ma
rioDsl geological park fish commission.
state department Of justice. department
If labor, board of ordnance and iorGiic6-
ions, Senate inVestig atoms.
The Senate took up the calendar and
passed various bills after which the pure
food bill came up as unfinished business,
it was laid aside and the Idaho contested
election case was taken up.
Resolutions reported by the committee
on elections assert that Dubois is entitled
10 the seat he row hold, for the full term
commencing March 4, 1891, and that
Clsggett is not entitled to it.
The msj ority report WAS sigued by Tel
ler, Hosr. Mitchell. Chandler and Higgins.
(Republicaus) and by Pugh and lurpie
(Democrats). The minority report vas
s.gned by two Democrats, Vance and Gray.
II closes with resolution declaring that
Dubois is not entitled TO seat snd tbst
Clsggett is. Mitchell spoke in support Of
the majority resolution. An executive ses-
sion was then held, after which the Senate
sd iourned
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THE CURTIS TRIAL.
Important Testimony Given In Defense
of the Unlucky Actor.

SAN Francisco, Fsp, l6.-In the Curtis
cs,e 'oasy Mrs. DR.. Cook identified the
re Oliver ss one she had often seen on tbs
bureau at the Curis home. Deputy Sheriff
Fonco, Alameda county, testified that th'
revolver found rear the scene Of the shoot
ing bad = black handle. W. B. Harrington
an important witness for the defence, testi
fed that he saw from the window three mel
struggling on the side walk. One man said,
Let him go and I'll take him home,
Three shots were soon ared, and two mer
ran in an opposite direction. Mark Abbott
a hotel keeper, gave simil,r testimony.
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FRANCE LOSING TRADE.
Large Decrease IN Business In 1891 Over
the Year 1890.

LONDON, Feb i6 The report Of tho
Brush legation in Paris on the trade Of
France was made public today II attributes
,he large decrease 10 the importau IN OF raw
m a,srisls and the great shrinkAge In the
xports partly to the effects OF the American
Mckinley bill.
The report quotes from NJ, L,lande, the
great authority In the wine trade, declaring
hat the Mckinley bill caused decrease
n the exports Of vine to the United States.
The report shows the French trade has
been declining for years and the recent
decline is not entirely due 10 the Mckinley
bill
Referring to the French silk, ~ooieu and
iesiher exports to tho United States, the
-epnr, says that 10 silks alone, Franco lost
Is 600 900 francs in 1891, compared with
1890 The exports OF woolen goods during
1891 fell 10 ,6t9 900 kilos against 1885,
OOO kilos In the year preceding. Fhe value
sf gloves exported in 1890 was S,4o0.0o0
francs; in 1891 the exports showed de-
cline Of ,s55 900 francs.
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Rmlruaos L Stramcyrgts
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Lrrngement Of Trains In Eject soy
Goth, 1891.

gOfHH wFsT-sR A. NJ. tor Lewiston
HnSriaBd Portland, Boston and Montreal; r.43 A
NJ for HAlioPe.i, Gardiner and South Gardner
,GiOA N. Tor BrunspiaE, Lewiston. FArmlngton
EoerisHd, Portland and Boston, connecting foi
White Mountain Points, 100 r Il. foi
HaIloEell Gardiner and south Gardiner; IL.
r NJ for Brans sfok. Bath ropiand, Boston
.nd Saturdays only. for Rocklsa a. s.os r. ID. fol
Hailossll, Gard asf and SO1th 0aydinsr; II %
I'm night FsInanl for Lewiston. Bath, Port
and and aostcs.
GOING EssT-z.tO A. N. might ezpressJ fol
sioshrgaG. Belfast. Bangor, Bar Harbor, 81
sieyhsns s.. John and Aroosto0k County, s.ss a
NJ tor WatcrEii'e, SkoghsgNn and Bangor, 3, n
r. 'or Watsrvtle. Oakland. y Sorth Anson
bingham, Skowhn gan Belfast, Dover ant
Pos fuit, Bangor, bar UArbor. 1t 5teyssns
NJ John and AfOOs .fSJk County, and sunday
only At ~ Nj, f.r Bangor
Ths SiRht Pullman trai1s run Zach vsy ever
hight Sunday. "a luI,d, bUt lot TO SkuWhegsI
on MONDAY mornings, OF 70 Belfast, Dexter, O
beyond BAnse', Oh saa lay mofnipys.
The d4y espress traina gsiaE West at 1910 A
NJ and fast AZ 80 r. NJ ruI daily, Sundays In
clBdef. br.Vspn Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bango
and 81. john.
Accom- NOTATION TRAIN for August.
leaves 4oath Gardiner, o2S A NJ; 10 and q
IialloWrli, SO A NJ, IS and $50 =. ID.
Through tiokets 70 California and sll point
south and y at may be hgd Of r II. Walker
tlcEef agent. AGgueta. tre only OHIO In Aukusti
selling via AL fUites and checking baggage free .
sSy"nsc.
PAY5ON TUCKER, Vice Pres & Gent Manager
,. y, BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Nov %. 1891.
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ALIFE SENTENCE
Given Alphonse Chaquette For the Mnr'
der OF His Rival.

kDpLEBUkY. W., Feb. lG,-Alphonse
Chsqustte of FerrIsturgh. vas today SEN
Esncsd to impnsonmeat for life at hard
labor, in Windsor state prison, by Judge
fsf of the Supreme court.
ChAoq leIte ~ss convicted in the county
court last Auguss Of the murder Of Fred
erick Colleite Of Fsrrisburgh. on the night
Of August 81. 1890. The sentence was
su' pended pendirg hearing on the appesi
60 The supreme court. An appeal was not
entered up AID the sentence pronounced.
Chsquette aad his victim were both French
Canadians II Iowa with the same girl whom
C. JlIe.te mani d.
Cbsq q1ettee srmsd himself with q sho'
gun and shlr his rival as be and his wife
and friends were together at his home.
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KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL

s-:-s .z,s ., Il E.-as :: ?i:.-
Good for Man and Beast. II Gives lrninediats
Relief. 1t has No Equal. Keep it in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price 25 cents per Bottle. Bottles for sf.os
AK YOUR DRUGGIST FOB L.
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THEY MEAN BLAINE.
Chicago Blaine Club Viii Do EV,ly.
lhlns 10 Nominate Him,
Think National Convention Will Tender
Him Unanimous Nomination

CHICAGO, Feb. l6 The Chicago Blaine
club this evening decided to go TO Mime
xpoIis and make every honorsbie attempt TO
secure the nomination Ct james G. Blsir 6
for President.
Mr. Blsine's recent letter declaring he
would not be candidate was discussed,
and the conclusion reached that the seere-
tsry should be wiling TO accep, the nomin-
ion for toe sake OF tina party.
The conviction was expressed that the
Minneapolis convention would unanimously
tender him the nomination.
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woRcEsrER, Mss, Feb. H. A meet
i-g OF the creditors Of Darling Brothers
wh1 assigned 10 days sgo, WAS held this
morning, with a large Attendance. I've
reports Of the sffsirs Of the concern rete
submitted, one oy the firm, the other by th
Committee selected by the sssanees. Tee
The firm reports the liabilities slS2 ,0l0 81
and sssstsss ss9,5l9.13 The coumittt e
sgreed d as to ths liAbinies bu. piscts the
ssssts at sl26 G0S 40. 1t vas suggested
that the firm 20 into insolvency unoer the
c1mposiaon clause and offer 30 cents or
the dollar, Is cents in 60 days and 10 cents
10 four months. This was finally accepted
By nearly unanimous vote.
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THE SWEATING SYSTEM.
Committee for Investigation Organizes
and Commences Their Work.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is The committee
on ma ufscgures met this morning and
assigned the investigation of The sweating
system" 70 q subcommittee, consisting Of
John DsWnt Warner, chairman, NJ d.
Lsgan, Sherman Eoar and Ezra $. Tsylor.
The sub committee was authorized to pro-
ceed With the Investigation at once aEd
Immediately met and selected Mr.. Hosr as
secretary, ordering him 70 arrange and co..
late the results Of all other investigations
in regard to the system and correspond
with all those msnifessing an interest in the
ilvEstigstiou
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GRAND TRUNK DIVIDEND
Declared 80 The Total Net Receipts fOl
1891 Were f633, is0.

MoxrREAL, Que, Feb. IA specisI
disps.ch from London to the Star says thai
Grand Trunk dividend statement was
lssued today. II shows the gross receip
for the half year TO be f2. 40, POO, ne'
revenue 1886 200, and total let receipt:
f633 4s0.
The balance for dividend is flti. 100
blowing 2 3-t per cant on the four per
cent guaranteed snd making a three-fourihs
for the year as compared with the full
dividend of the previous year. The first
5te renee last yesr received l-2 per cent
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CAPITAL NOTES.

The President has made the foIioving
nominations Samuel Il. Byers, Iowa. to
be consul general st St. Gall; Harry r
Newberry Of Michigan to be secretary of
the Uoised States Legation at CONSTANT
rople Franci. MeNud Of the Districs Of
Columbia, is to be secrercy Of the United
Lsgatio1 1t Madrid.
Patents have been granted to GiIbsss L.
Bailey and W. W Cole. Portland, for cur
tain s,ick and guide; Philip Holmes, Gsr-
diner, composition Of matter; Richard II.
gers Ii, Bidisford, machine for drawing
Ia wrap shrsa3s.
The SsDsis hiss confirmed the nomina
tan Of 8. H. NJ. Bjers Of New YORK., 8!
I cgusuI general st Sc Gall
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A French SpoIiation Claim.

NEW HAvgs. G nm Feb l6---A csse
idsolving an asard under the French spoil
isIion cl.ims bill was heard IN the probate
court this afternoon. TTenty-3De heirs
Of WIN. LsA g~sli, owner Of the
ship C0Hfeosracy are interested to the
extent Of s7G G3i 46. Objection vas
msda 10 two Of these heirs, notG residents
of tbi. city, besriug he family name and
participating 10 the ui'isioa Of award on
,he ground tns. they were not diFecb
blood relations. Christopher T. Lefiiagsell
Of Bar Harbor, Me-, ia among the heirs
further hearing will be had in the case
nsxt Wednes1ay.
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BAkEK'S Aromatic 6inger Is deiic.
lea- preparation, cSapu4 tsi Of ia
C,za! e. J.m.iA ,iiaz~r. A-omtgics aAd
Pare French Brady. NJ more eff CT y.
~ oslstsbiy renefy fa' he rels-f Of La
Grippe snd Colds in the Head, an eh A.
ssfIyus irh L soH. fney l1He su !dsal
sad gnsec1antsby. A shs1r * 5osu.r ,
sad y5u are subj .es 70 irriss ion OF the IL
rsr Innings of toe nassl pssssgss, dry skin
caused By the ciasicz OF ths pores, satery
discharges from syrs ard nose, al Of
which are sym otoms ~ Incipient Cata,,h,
which, II checked, siI sr'su un.eia .7f-
ferins aEd misery BAKERS GINGER.
taken ia dms sDd in tai doses, ~lI4 Lusr
,hs rnn'' .svsrs cold inside Of "a hours.
BEWARE n cheap aa3 often daazer-
oo, a .srs. BAKRR'S Is different from
81 ;sllei Jsmsiea aingefs.
gold 1Ucrv~hc
frtgft5
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FIRE AT BOSTON.
$50. 900 Loss on Summer Street Caused
by Hot Ashes in Box. '.

Bosros, Fab. l6 Fire 10 the foul
story building, No. li3 ID l47 Summer
street today caused loss of $1,000 'c
500 600. The Dul!diog is owned by G ID.
Parker Il was dsmsaed $1,000; insured
for $50, 600. L. Stricker & Co., clothing
lose 5000; Insured for sic. 900. The oc,
eupan,s Of the Offices on the second tooi
lose in the aggregate $1,000; fully insured
James & W. z. Pierce, leather dealers
ose $1,000 by fire and water; insured. The
fire WAS csused By hot ashes being throwr
into the ash box.
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Undoubtedly needs . thorough clesnsing 9
this season to expei impurities, keep up tire
heslsb,one aad preveut di.sase. You should
sse Hoods SMsapsriils, ihe best tlaoi
purifier and syst-m tonic I. is u1squsiied
ia pe.isive msdcinsl merit.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, Pc
fecsly harmless. effective, hu, do nos cause
pain or grire. Be sure TO get Hoods
dkwlyfoi,mchdas
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Fire at Greenwich Point, Pa,

PHILADELPHIA Feb. ls.-Fire 10 the sx-
tsnslve ~osks II Ths Tygsrt Allen Fsr:iI-
izr Compsry, Gaeenpica Point, todsy
d strovsd ma.t Of the build sa.. Lsss
$50 oOo. A sumbst Of coal oil shed. -ert
dsssroyed. The Ore Is believed 10 have
been caused by fsicsion of tas machinery
Ths loss il fully covered by insurance.
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1T WAS ROYAL BLOOD,
Yet IL was Held for Trial for Stealing
f2O, 900 Worth of Jewelry.

LoNpoN, Feb. IG AT ths West London
police court today, IIuis Clovis Bona
osrte, a con of Prince Louis Lucten
Bonsparte, who died recently, and VIM.
Alexander Thompson. a solicitor, charged
~ith conspiring to dtfraud Rosalie Clovis
Bonaparte, the slleged wife Of the former,
4 welry valued al 500 000 were held for
Jrial. Bail was allowed.
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SHUT IN BY SNOW.
Terrible storms Raging in Galica-Road
Bl0cked-Business Suspended.

VIENNA, Frb. l6.-Terrible snow storms
are rsgtog in Gslics, a proyi0ce Of Austrc
Hungary, comprising the greater part oi
Austr1- Poland. The snow is piled in i'm
msuse drifts, and trsfii3 on the vstiod'
galway nnes is almost wholly suspended
The wagon road, are badly blocksded by
The heavy fall of snow, and the route!
from Innsbruck, the capitol city Of the
Tgrol, are completely obIiterated, shutting
# almost all communication with tht
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PURSUIT OF CARA.
Charges That Marshal Fricke Has Ne
elected His Duty In the Case.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG Attorney
ersl Milier has Instructed Examiner GOugsl
70 make u thorough investigation of lhc
charges against United States Marsha
Paul Fficke and hi. deputy msrshsls fot q
lack Of vigilance in ih- matter of the pdr-
suit Of GsIz. and his bsndS. 1t has been
broadly isIima,ed that the marshal has
failed in bis duty in the prosecution Of this
n.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. 10
fLouB- firm, Uaeh tnsed
ter patents. - 3oai So, bakers, " eoaf boi
straight, o. Gsas 80.
WHEAr-sOue hal nervous, closed ioEer.so
spriEs Isl. No red, ~
COEs--agiI. weak, go. 4, 70
OATS qaist, easy. no. 4, zsaz9.
kfE-N0. Z, sfs
BAELEr-So. q, S.; No. faxseed, Si
Provisions-RsRk, lower,
PoRK- Mess, higher. SIS
LARD some Sh&t lower per 100 lbs. tsfa
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70 WAR upon IT'S LIFE AND HEALTH

II Is well known that HEALTHY Bl.OOp,
5o.trovs the NIIMBERLESS MICROBES OF
Ia Crime, that are constantly swarming IN
the blood Of every person living In an injected
district. -, ,,a
II the microbes are allowed to exist ana :
mu,lply IN the blood that terrible dised't t., -,
Grippe manifests itself and = lonT"e"w ,,n Wien
iuSIt,"d ,be blnnd is P0OR and WEAK It's power "a
orereome lpe come and destroy this antagGniste .le
G'e,Tof ~ ,rosfIy iesseued. The microbes enter;
ms,i,jgsy EIoar r,pilIy. until they overcome and
dI.orsanize every healthy function oI tng
body and destroy life tsef lime Ing e9fc mcrobe,
Or; Wetkin's sayf, i,oop tp' TTsTLF, r. that they
A., II, IN The atmosphere everywhere and ohs n
strong ron healthy blood i. able to resist an'' ue
stroy them in the body.
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THE TOuATT OASIS.


PARIs Feb l6 The Mstin says the DIFF
acuIty between France and tha Sultan OF
Morocco in regard TO the Touait oasis. the
-overeign,y over which is claimed by both
France and Morocco, has been settled.
BY the term. of the agreement France
neuceforth sill have the right 10 establish
mali gsrrisons Ia the district to control
caravans passing through the country and
tsyy small tar on the merchandise.
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The Scenire is 20. T.

PRovrsoErows, Msss,, Feb. 16.-The
unknown brig before reported ashore near
Billiug.g,te light, proved to be the sugar
laden origan,ine Scspre, from Porto Rico
for Proviucetovn for orders. She foated
1t high wafer this noon, AID appears all
right
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WHIPPED TWO MEN
But COrbett Failed to Knock Out Joe
LannOn in Three Rounds.

New YORK, Feb. l6.-Corbett tonight
knocked out SpilliDgs Of Rochester, N. Y g,
in two minutes, and Monaghan of Philsdel-
phis in one minute. Joe Lannon of Boz
ton stood up with Corbet. for three rounds
and was not knocked out.
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New Pastor Called TO Sac0.

BIDDEFoKD, Fsb. IA pastoral call
ass jass been extended by the Saco Free
Baptist church tc he Rev. Arthur z. Crane
Of West Msdford, Mass.
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Local Forecast,

Bosros, Feb. l6.-For New England ::
Fair. colder Wednesday mornng 9. followed
By rising temperature until Thur,dty nfxht;
north and northwest viLd., changing 10
southwest by Thu sisy.
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LOST his LIFB
From Loss Ct Blood, Al! from
Los Of 4 Tooth.
D,ath Of a Youns Nan Undtr UanSnal
and Peculiar Circumstances.
saeo Free Baptist Church Calls Rev. A..
r. Crane for Pastor.

BAseoR Feb. Is --ve.ts NJ MArcbo,
tged 10, of Nesberz. died today from the
effects Of continued loss Of blood, follow
the extracting Of tooth on Monday.
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BOAT CAPSILED


HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. 16.--A Telegram
from GAbsrus, 4 fishing hamlet of Cape
Breton, SAYS that boat containing A.
Thorn and A. 2. Hill cspsized there and
both men were drowned.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Concerning the III treatment Of soldiers
IN the German army bv Off GERS, Chancellor
Won CapTlvi ststes that he Intended to
present bi ame adiug the court MARTA!
procedure.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW.
Congressman Morse of Massachusetts in-
PRODUCES Bill for It's Repeal.

WAsHIsGToN, Feb. lG.-Congressmsn
Morse, of Massachusetts, today introduced
in the House bill TO repeal the interstate
commerce law. II was referred TO the COM
mjttee on cQmmerc.
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COLD WEDNESDAY
With Clear and Warmer Weather Com
ing for Thursday.

WAsHfssros, Feb. IL For New Eng
lsnd: Continued cold, sigai northsrlS
winds. clear; warmer, fair Tnursdsy and
pfot ahi5 FG&Ey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17
Bowditch. Webster & 20
4 RIVER OF DEATH!

A distinguished traveller baS recently dis
ooyered in the heart of the Great Desert OF
sahara. the most wonderful river In the world
Its waters are so strongly impregnated witt
m alkali: that every living thing entering IT
suffers an agonizing and almost instant deatf
and the life'ess bodies are quickly disintegra
ted and deyoured by the corrosive huld'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17
The BIVER OF LIFE !

The BLOOD OF A HUMAN BEING In
f,,li health. i likewise burning, corrosive
'leyoaring RIVER deadly and destructive
10 every form OF germ life that hlls The asInos-
pnere and permeates every part OF the human
body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

0 Z. LoseIl. proprietor OF the Royal
River House AZ Yarmouth, dropped dead
Tuesday Of paralysis Of the brsio, aged AZ
years. lie Ieayes ~ldow and one son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17
GOOD FOR FRANCE.
100000 Francs Appropriated
for The Worlds Fair Exhibit.
Lsrss Reduction In French Imports In
1894 Over 1890.
France win Lew Tax on Merchandise
Passing Touatt Oasis.

PAsIs, Feb. l6 President Csrnot today
signed the bill slioting 3 $50 600 francs for
he French exhibit st the Cniesgo Colum'
oisn Exhlbluon.