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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN
Meet Road Officials and Consider Points
on Which They Disagree.

SEw HAvEs, Conn, J7n 10 .-Abeu,
35e d lfgst-s were =. the canfeFsrcs
today Of lhe eng neers fFemeu, called
by Chiefs ar bur srd Sargent 10 consider
the poin's in Dispute between The
hro.herhoods sud consolidated road,
The dsifgsies reorsssnted all he division.
Of the road The deliberations were he ID
behind closed doors. Tn chief eihcsr. of
the BIO hoods tscire to ssy sny hing
f7r publ csti in sdvsrce II fu her
co1sutslion With The rsiir0sd ofheials
From a M mt e. Of one of the trrtt erhood
az tne conference, IL vas learned that q
large msj jority of the dsleg~tes voted again ..
. strike SD ths proportion viii be submit
tad to tie consoi d tied people 10 the m rnir q
which IN Itself, . sn accep ptsnce Of The
compsny's concession Of q Uniform scsle
Of pay tor ifemsn On al! divisions
Of the ro.d. A demand fer ever
time shen on the rosd osyord certain a
specified tine h.s been sbsndoned sus
on this poiIt shs. tie whole coutroEersy
aPnaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
A REMARKABLE TALE


BRooKLYs, N. Y, JAP. 10 "A man Civ
i5a ths name Of 8sston Depe~, ard who
clsimed 20 be connsc ed with the family #
the count Of Psfis, was arraigred il the
Lee sveIue c5ur Saturday on charge Of
vasrahcy.
He told arsmsrksbla story. About two
months ss3, be s.ys, he left Rio Jansiro,
Brszil. Shsre be had beer In bu.iness for 10
yss-s, for this country. to collect from
Drs1si Morgan & Co sII0 O0O d.p1.i ed
there to hn credit H stopped In Havana
on his Wy ~here he says he vas robosd
of all his resdy cash. the chsck. 70 his bag
esgs aud the p.pers which proved his iden-
tily. On his arrival here n vert 10 Drexel,
morgs7 & Co but ,.ey wanli, OF course,
do no.h1tg fer him untii he proved lis
clains
Hs said hs vas without food. ard had no..
slept In bed since his s,rivsi in the city
Tha msnner Of the man vas eAraess ali
through the recital Of his story. ard III 3
pot!ce are inclined 70 place soma creds ce
in his tsie, and are invesiisstif z ths mat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Governor Burleigh and The State Hous.
Extension.
rHslloveli RsgiGer

The pehilcxi canvass in the Third Dis
n C. is developing the fact thst Governor
Burleish has nowhere susnEchsy, frmei
tris nta thar anong the pc pie Of Aususts
she have hsd smPie opp nrtu .ty Gu,ir {
she seventeen years he has lived among
tn N TO soox him innmsteis bllh in bis
G isi Ard soei.l relations 50 long -
the State House with its hard.ome adj
ton sh.ll stand on its preset site, the
city of Augusta oses 6Jverh2r Butieish q
isaups d,b. OF srsii uie With ut .ny
disps's2eaent To the gsoIls men wha stood
~ittj him in the contest, We state nothing
eu. tie sisi1 ru,h -hen we say that vi h
ous his uniriug { & 1't.. there would TODAY
be no addition 70 the SRte H5uss-sad
indeed IL iss 9iestion Shether Augusta
sauld now te tie Cspusl o. Msiir
Ihtoushou thH contesg which st one
IiTe SEEMED 70 promise certain victory to
the metropolis of Western Maine, Cover.
nor BurIeigh WAS the Il sdar IN whom we're
centered the hopes VI kenneoec Around
MIN were gathered its forces. With mss
tetiy seuersiship he organized and dire
ed them. ". n uatiring sad seepiess eu-
srgy, b. pushed forward heit eAa,e- He
ilIussd ccurs.s 20 the f.ia, hearted sad
{ nth asissm iuso tbs d fe'eEt. lnto that
contest he threu himself without resstve,
stalking on the issue All the hopes Of his
political fuiu'e The victory which he
schieved IN the face Of srest discourage
ments snd set mlnsly insurmo mountaole %
sac es is now y mater Of history. Not
only vas the movement 10 remove the
S 81. Capitol to sno'hsr cits defeated, bat
an appropriation was secured for the
building OF al snlsfgs ment which mss-s
Augusta the permanent sea: Of the s;s
government bsyot d all reseh Of c1Etro
vef.y. Because Of these facts, the city OF
Augusta owes Governor Burleigh lasting
dsot of gratitude.
la thst contest, Consulting what were
spparertiy his own selfish iaterests, Ihe
Governor might have remained neutrai.
Had he dore 80 the addition to the Stat
House would not have been secured, and
Augusta ~ould have lost the capital Of
Maine. We remember at the tina how il
was sa,d by his opponents and quite gen
erslis behaved by hi4 frierds, tnst the
course Of the Governor ID thst coEtes, was
one OF poliuc.i suici ie. Bu; h. th'rw
himself into it sihout regard 70. HIS own
self n interests AID with the sole purpuse
to win for hi. city in = struggle that i'm
petiil.6 its whole future He succeeded
where success sppssfed at one lime rot
oDly imprubsblp. bu' almost impossible
Aususts 10 s,iil the seat Of Sac goverH-
N N, with Capitol hui dog thai is i ! most
respects credit to NJ sine Som chsHges
are sHli necessary In the oil part, AID in I il
isst mssssgs to the l.. gislature Governor
RuYirJph did not hpEt,,.- 10 brave the pf, | -
udices .ngei dered by the old tsht snd urge
the l. sIsla'ure 10 make sn appropristi ~
for that parp7ss. L. vev Of these facts
tn city Of Augus'a may we'll .ts d by
Governor Burlsish, for he stood u finch
nsly by her when she was mosl III need OF
his sssis, snce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
MOTION DENIED
For q Few Triil for Or. GfaYss... Hop.
Nov Gene
Though Motion ForArrest of judgement
Has Been Made.

DENVER Col Jan. le.--Jutss Risins
pr, sids1 over the criminal court S,tur iay
az the bearing II the motion for Q new triA
sod for a suspersion of sentence of Dr.
Graves 20 the next term Of court, presented
BY The defendants counsel.
DR. Caves was brought into eour, by q
deputy. and seemed 10 be cheerful and 10
good physical health,
Judge Risina fstt overruled the melton
Tor suspsnsioa Of jIismens on the ground
that the ststs cf Colorado hsa no criminal
p'acsice act which co ferFed such poser
On the court. and IL II were ex rci.e il
m eht be ground for missri.i. and might
result in rel essng she defe-dsnt from ANY
further uisl,
denied, The c9ur, h,ldins that the excep
uons INSIDE had been deuiel 10 tie course
Of ths rial, snd he had NOT discovered ANY
ground for revyrs', & nis decision
Judge Furmsn then "A r.d ,upplemen
tary motion. nj b iii isviis. se,uos for
taat ID spugy Saerltf C,tyell had soush, to
,smper Nih he veuired tsiesmsn b. seeki Z
70 ahtsin al opluion as 10 the guilt Of ID
Graves.
Judge Risins decided that the record
shoSs that the deputy bsd nothios TO dc
~i,h snmmoniug tie Juror, aud ,hAt Their,
was uo,h,4s In the Etii isyls - sustain the
alltg .,ion 0f bad f<ita,
Juige Futmsl thea presented his motion
Ia srest Of idsn'eut, BASED on defects 81
the lodi tine t. sud Arguments were post,
Joued untli NJ tdsy morniig at 10 O'CLOCK
TIE points raised By the deience, it lie
ss;a. nsge heeD adversely PASSED uaon b.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
AN ABLE CRUISER.


NIw YORK, Jan. 10 The Wor ds Sa
Deg corre.pordeb. .esd d. the foIIow.ng,
dated Jan 2:
fne Charleston arrived here YESTERDAY
frcm Ronolu ulu apd anchored -" inside
the San Francisco. After wandering !
ammunition, including srmor piercing
sheil. from the later vessal, snd tsktDs
sboa 60 tons Of coal, she ~il sg4ia be
10 shape for another cruise.
Ths Chsrleston has had quiie a lergthy
cruise since last law ga home p0rl, and
ms. encountered almost every s,nd of
weather, so that h. qIsli.ies Of the sh p
hsve BEEN thoroughly usttd J1st after
leaving Yokohama she ran into = bal eifcu-
l,r storm of q yer, peculiar ba'ure Fhe
ship stood tine sea very well roll gess as
mnca SIS rs deg. esrh va, bus SD im
tskips any water except spray Her
ffil.rs we've much di,tppointsd in felsti n
t. the qusliy Of the c al % re hsd
a; Hvnolu,u tbe fret port made On ,ha re-
turn from Japan The prlce vas very
bIRh, Z itsbt N fact ard owing 20 tn
poor fscilines, The vessel wss almost s
week isklng on board 600 tons. It seem.
high M mat the goveru nent should sake
the matter in hand, and not OILY supply
coal OUT isCiHnes Ior nAnGI II ne
government coal al Pesrl Hesblr Is mt
suit q TO the lee shtys
After leaving II noluln h' Clsrleston
srut K heavy hesd ses su1 srong Wind +,
wbich caused cnPsidersnts disc )m or, a,
che pi ch-d heavily, srd frequently 81 d
seas would come up over the torsArd .truc-
lure. filling the forrsTd bst b4ae and zen =
inR spray 20 flet high The spar deck for
va'd Of tn tuanel sas vet sill the ume sn !
practically uripbsbi;sh When the SEA
had qulsted the deck plate over tie paint
room Vas raised, and 1t was fou0i that the
bow campa,tmenl vas nearly fun OF water
caused by lesky joints. A sailor was sent
down to investigate. but was overcome by
the fumes # tsr and turpen,ina.
The srmor piercing shells sent out to the
vessel At Yokohoms needed careful inspec-
ton. Oae Of ihsm was badly cracked on
the point. The msi1 crack nearly enci,
cled ths cone. ard w7s one eighth Of an
inch wide snd one half deep. Leaks in
the porl msg'z!pe were found to have dam
sged about 900 pounds Of powder. put on
board for sslutlns purp3sss Il i. thought
t1s' 'he water came into the mag. zine from
he double boGtnm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
% YEARS NEARER.
Is What Ex.Speaker Reed Says About
Woman's Sufferage.

WAsHISGror. D C., Jan. I0-E1.
Spesser j ed il = believer in pomsn suf-
ftsge- So are his wife and d,ughter, Miss
Kitty Reed is young, but she keep.
Informed on currept topics Not
long ago she a.tor i.hed her father by
saying: Father, il sem. to me ydu sre
growing lux warm on h 'uEr ge qlps
uon, snd then Ahomss 3 Reed laughed
hesriils s6en be told the story on himself
He sss slso s'ked il he tbaughf ~omeu
~ere any nesrer getting their rights Than
25 years ago, ard nis snsver was; "Ye.,
70 wears resrer" "But wheb?' well,
In the ordinary course Of eveots. it is Likely
to be long wsy eff hut s1me d.Y there
might come great question TO settle whel
the women may be ssked their will /;
may come iheu in q single day"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
THE KENNEBEC.
Frozen Over With Better Ice Than has
Been Recently Seen
Special TO the KsssEBso JOURNAL.

Especial 70 the KsssEBso JoURsAL.l
RICHMOND. Jao 10 The cold wealth 2
has frozen he Kennebc once more for
nearly the Whole length Of the ice fields
ard tie coadi,io3 10 better than has been
seen for m.ny days The beats sre still in
readiness to break up the ice il necessary
= d il is thought by many that this course
rtil have TO BE- sgsip taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
New Haven Chief Of Fire Department
Resigns

NEW HAvEs, Conn. Jan. l0-Colopel
Alter c hendr;cs, 26 years chief epSi
neer Of the Nev Haven ars ceparsment,
has ,s.isnsd hs position. February isr
hs viii hscsme general inspeciof Of nre
esps,'menis, FIRE patrols ard vstef snypiy
for ths raficpsl board of IRE underwriters.
Col mel Hendriek is p'e-i5ens Of NsfloaaI
Asseslausa Of Fire knSfasa,s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
Butler for the Anarchists.

WAsHIsGros. Jan. I0-Fae case Of
Fisidaa ard Sch~sb, the Cicsg1 AnA-
ehisss ro~ ssrving life sentence far their
part In the Has market rios. 10 cal I'd for .
baariIg in the ,upsems court Monday.
They are seskilg to gain their freedom on
. writ Of ersor, thsir claim being that tbel,
sentence is illegal. ~ it vas NOS pared upon
thsm While they we're in conrs Gen. B
T Butler viii maze the CHEF argument in
Ihsir behalf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
Maine Pensions.

WAsHIseros. Jan. Q Pensions have
been srsated to these Residents Of Msire
OrisiDal-Bstjsmin r. Dor; ADDITION al,
Frsreis BrookinRs Michael Donovst /; in
cfssss, Pasrick Fslvey. CcsneAa. Part
ridge Henry LEIGH, C. Dsafosth; reissue,
DAlisi Callahan. Josiaa Potter. Woodbury.
Lissy, Perry BiJanf; original, vIdows
etc. Olive J. Hoxie, S,ehis @. Morse.
Renewal and Increase, EdvsYd Hickey
ofIgiIai widows, etc, Ann NJ. Hatkeli
Helen P. Cushing. Lucy Norris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
THE BROKEN BANKS.
Steps for Investigations 10 be Commenced
Today in the House.

WAsHIseroE, D. C., Jan. 10 The in
isial step in the investigation Of the K y
stone, Spftne Guden and M.vsr.k Na-
'i9nsl Bark failures viii be taken in the
House Monday, when resolution will be
offered directing th7 C mpistee on bsukin z
and currency to make he ing1ry. The
resolution wilt be adopted and he investi.
gssion will be b sun promptly.
Cssifmsn Bseon's experiences in invest
gazing trusts when he was chairman Of the
committee on msrufsctures in the Both
Congress will stsnd tim in good stead in
mssins THAT promises to be a tedious and
intricate quiry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
on THE ANXIOUS SEAT
At Beaver Falls, Pa Over Titles OF
Land Millions nj Stake.

BEAVER FAILS. Pa Jan. l0-Corstern.
alton has oeen cr' At d smo z pfopertg hold
sFs heIe over stele.ram from waehi goa
saying that the goyesr meut I'll Isls have
refused g. lake h~ site fof n government
building hare, because Of defective .ltie
The site, as we'll s nj e-tsuths of the
propeIty in Beaver Fsl,, formerly bslong,d d
10 the Ecpnomltss, ani II rbIs ute is not
good al, the titles are dtfecuve. Mnilns
Of dollars are at stake d huadrtds -
property owners ~n0 bought frqm II G
EGJDUmltts are o. the suxIVus seat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
YELLOW FEVER on BOARD.
A Bangor Man With Three Others Died
at Rio Janeiro.

NIw YORK, Jan 10 The steamer
Moeriss Prince reports that her chisf Of
aaer, John Hashss, . tst~s of Bangor,
Maine. ard . htsman With the see1nd snd
third = glueeFs. Gied Of yellow fever at
Rio Jsaeira. Sisce leS-irg RIO JAnsiro
'hsr- bas been no siesness. bat the vessel
will be detained - Quarantine for fumigA
tiou
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11

J N H1ris, 3 Futon Market, New
York City, says;
II rave besu using BRAsDRETH's PILLS
for ste issS fifteen yesrs There - o,hie z
Fqgsi TO them a. Blood Purifiers and Liver
r. su's'ors. But wish to STATE hos re-
rnarxaoiy they cure Rheumatism, and how
essily: Wa s6-csed By rheamsdsn in The
legs. Ny business (vh1 lsssie Ash de.ierl
naturally leads ms to damp piscss. could
not sslE, and as night suffered tesrfaiiy f;
tined Bssams, Ssfsspsfi,iss snd ell hinds
If tinctusss, bus they did me no god shd
vas afraid Of being cripple. fasly
conmerced using BRANpnErH's Pills.
took sso every tight for ten nishts. then
began to improve. continued tAhiny
hem for 40 days snd / got enfisely vrti.
Nov. whenever sick. ssks BsAsDRkTH'.
Pits. TbeJ nsvsr fsii.'
/. isn1leod&vfolips
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
FIRES At PORTLAND.
One Damages Law Offices and the Other
Was in n Hat store.

PORTLAND. Jan. 10 Fire at noon today
il the Widserly block on Exchange street,
~ued By W. W. Thomas, IIfl c,ed dam
.gs of $500; fully insured. The frs,
d lor va, occupied BY C. 2 Wal
iron's ticket agency, L o Besu, resl
state and J. 2. Ssevens, agent Of the Mas
al husetts Mn u.l Life Ilsursncs Co.
Toese all had heir furniture damaged by
sm3se and water. but were insured o.
tns second i ,or are the Law offices Of Hon.
W L Puinsm ard d W SNOW. Mr.
Putn4m's library vas badly smoked but was
fully insured.
Tonight f.e in N s Fishers hat store
on Md ia .treeF, damaged he stock BY
smeAe 5000; insured fJf $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
BAND OF ANARCHISTS
Attack the Town Oi Ncrcs In Andalusia
-Thirt, Captured.

NJ pRIp, Jan. > Lest night q band Of
Ansrohis,s from the ,ounry surrounding
Xeres. in Auialu.is, made an attack on
hat plscA, inte ding 20 ptllsge the town.
The gt, d.tmes had got ~ind of the affair
and were piiirg for them The Anarch-
lists were Nmtd win fosiius pieces and
made desperate Stsek upon the guardians
Of the town. and stubborn fight resulted
aud the nrine continued until esrly morn
lug. About 30 we're captured
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SHOWED THE QUEER


SALT LAKE IrY U;sh. Jan 10 TIE
gang C unterfsiies vh,cl Il lpd-d this
cry ~ith -pul u s. $40 AMI $50 gold
pieces dOripg lh- uoiiisys. were straIgned
b f We L 1T state- {. mmi sion,t Green
m-n Sss erdsS. III piesded no guilt !"
M'ry 6 q ~, life ol tue ch { unier-
fieu r, made cgpt'ssion- She mp ic4t, d
h'' husasud } sse lligu4o; WIN, q Dsoa,
VIM trutk, +. ID. -prAgIe and Marx
King III mer s.re bound over TO await
th7 ga d I'y i $1,000 tsch in default Of
xhicn tie, we're tsnrp to he penlte ntIAry
The gang bsd ;heir hesdqusr,srs one
block from tn pOI'e station, and made
1850 counterfeit coins They were pre-
pafing Il visit Dsavsr, Kansas Cit, Om=us
snd other eastern c!ies iha design and
weight OF lhs money vas psrftc..
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CAPITAL NOTES.

J B Bsal has been appointed po.tns.tsr
at PIesssnsviile, Me, vice n. L. Rasss u,
resigned.
Mrt. Hnrison's h,a Saturday afternoon
pubiic reception 0: the season was heid
jan 0. Mrs. Harrison bad rs or 80 youag
ladies to sssiss her. Most Of the cabinet
isdass we're present, entering WITH The
mixsd thfors, AID After greeting the hossess
and ether isd4es ia line vsse lost 10 he
grf.srai assemeisge sithtn tie bins room.
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TENA DAVIS FOUND.
sut Her B1dy Vas PlOali8s 10 tha RiTer
al AediOid, kasS.
Treiethan Arrested at Boston An Au
topsy Will be Held Today.

MEDFokD. MAS Jan. l0.-About 3.3C
p',locx THIS sfernoon, Thomss Lshey. the
d sw tender at the Middl-s.x Avenue
E ridge, wss inform d that there ~sss dead
body in the river. Lzhey ard his son to,
a boa and u'd the body Of woms
about l50 To 300 feet from the bridge, |;
Dg midway b7t~een the high and low tide
marx The body was tosed to 'hs blidge
where it was taken from the water. Three
men Of Everett ids ptifed the body as Tets
Davis OF Everett. An autopsy viii be held
. r,nc,,nx
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THB ANARCHISTS
lhst Attacked lhs City Of Xqes
In Andilusia
Ssfs iOsily Workmsn Under lada,Hea
Of G fmsn Social Sts,
Dukc Clarence, Prince OF Wales Son,
Seriously Ill With Influenza.

MApsIp Jtn. 10 There we're 1000
nen III the riotous. Ans-oh,suc band taN
STACKED the civ OF Neres last Friday
N1hs The riatars were mostly workmen
from she villages in the .utroubdiIg e,un-
~ where the active socislist propaganda
hss bseu carried on of late by the German
ssilAtors There are no signs that the Af-
far vas repub icAp movt mcnt.
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MAJOR MCKINLEY
viii b. Inaueurattd as GoYer'
nor Of Ohio To-day.
Bshflrs Sea Regulations With England
Not Taking Iueh Hs.dVay.


CoLuhBUs. Ohio, jan l0--Arrsrg gs
menEs Lave oeen completed for the insugn
ration Of Major Mckinley as Governo,
tomorrow. The Governor elect arrived
from Csntoa yesterday accompanied BY
Mrs Mckinley. Captain ssd Mr.. Nc
Williams of Chicago, Colonel sod Mfs
Osoorue Of Boston, ard . delegation Of
Canton friends A citizens committee mel
the parry at the station here AID escorted
them 70 the hotel.
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70 WAR UP0N IT'S LIFE Ind HEALTH.

1t is well known that HEALTHY BLOOD.
DESTROYS the MBERLESS MIt ROBES
of La Grippe that are constantly swarming in
the blood Of every person living in au In
fected district.
If the microbes are allowed to exist and
multiply in the blood, that terrible disease
La Grippe manifests Itself and is followed by
: lingering existence or sudden death. When
the blood Is POOR. and WEAK. its power
TO overcome and destroy this antagoni.tic
life. is greatly lessened. The microbes enter,
multiply rapidly, until they overcome and
disorganize every healthy function of the
body aud dsstroy life itself. he celebrated
DR., Watkins says the La Grippe microbes
ATTACK the BLOOD ITSELF, that they
exist iu the atmosphere everywhere aud only
strong healthy blooi i, able to resist and de-
,truy them in the body.
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FIRE AT NASHUA, n. II.
Livery Stable, Eleven Horses With Car.
riages and Stock all DESTROYED.

NASHUA, Jaa, i0-At 8 O'Clock this
morning Gre breks GU; IN The hack stable.
of Marsh 4 Howard. LoppiI street. The
stable. were destroyed. Elsven horses, IC
hacks, one ss,ouche. IL tor. Of has, grain,
harnesses, etc. we're also buried Marsh
& B7vsris' loss is 5000; insurance.
s40u0 Ths stsb,ss we're owned by the
hsirs of c R NcCia-ly snd Fa,'sy. whose
los. will Be 5000, injured for 500 0 This
origin OF tbs Gre i. Q mystery.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

roHinenoias TeBday, Jpae 18th, issi. tEGin
VII fun ~ 'puoss, connecting al OAKLAND viii
,as C,a,rsi htilroAd
FJr Bastor Portland, Lrwiston, Tstervilla. Az
sls' = tnsRNosAG snl Bangor
rsssrusrr truBs haze blughatn. GA A
~ 8 ~. scion asa 4 ". i3.bs = NJ Cars
tara Ftls 1854 A. Il 10 2 N, hnhdeh, 10
", 10y VI. SJt \ An-na. ~ A ", SO '
n, snson, 7 r. NJ. 81 W.; sisiispn. 70 =
n. 2eir.a Norrtlge Soes, 30 N, All :
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pom sc toa Portland, Lasiston, Augusta, Va
4 tr:vtde, gan and Bangor
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tsrsE stiAS, y a a - o. n SorridR,
sOts, 3St = n. 50 P. VI. tdisou, 81
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See, to - ". $50 ? hmbdeu, to-& a.
900 Gar afGnk fads, &c 10 VI. - IA 2
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ll-.p A NJ. s5 ~
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po'iae 20 conductor Mixed bstwssn Bingham
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11

Bohros, Jan 10 Rev rbiip s. MOI
IN, pa-,of OF fhy Fua Baptist churcn Ia
'isis cEy. iodas CAV. Office OF his Fesigna--
non. TO take t6 CO in taIes moths. Mem
oefs CT tas conreg.gY6 sssse thAs half q
iozsH ohsr msmbrrs. Dy their opposition
- The pas or. eaust d his res gnatioa. DR..
Vi lX0ul wl.I nos dIsciose his reasons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11

foilticisns wacld have L that the work
hs people wsnt the earth, but this
impression is erroneous. Il is fact,
nowever, that when they WANT thing
hey WANT 1t badly, snd generally get
IL In common with everybody else,
they have found out that the best
way to get what they WANT,
Is !" use one Of those little WANT ads.
III TIE JOURNAL. They cost but 2s
'eHts for two insertions or so cents 5
week, aud will do the business for YOU
EVERY time. When you want TO buy or
Sci! snything trv it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
ACCUSED OF RORSE STEALING.
Portland Man Under Arrest at the Re.
quest Of Lewiston Officers.

PORTLAND. Jan. 10 Lewis z. Smith Of
this city IS u der arrest hers at the r. quest
Of Le~iston tticers accused Of sesiing .
team In Norway ard ssllirg ii in Lewiston.
Smith admits selIIr the team, but says he
bous sh, il ir Fail River
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11
PENOBSCOT ICR.
aigsr Sill 0p.,r. Good Pfep.cI
i0' q 7 ns f,fez'.
Plfhrd Men Soriias for The Estlblh.
msnt Of 4 Six Plush MI.
Fortunate Discovery Of Fire at Bow.
doinham The kennebec.

BAseoK Jan 10 ALI previous records
ave been broker on he Penobseot river
q. regard f,eede IN from ice.
II no year II r h!ch lhsrs 10 any record
lss he river teen opsn 80 long a. thi.
Ein.e, Ia 1880 AID in 1893 the river
alosrd Jan 8, the latss, date krosn, hu,
he river 10 noS free from ice and the Boz
ton steamers arrive aud depart ~ithout
rouoie The p'ospsc sre tina, the riveI
will te open several days longer.
Ice operators are pleased with the oonSi-
Ion Of sfsirs. as everything IL fayorso.s
shs bes D isl frseze ever snnvn.