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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The advance sale Of sests 70. the Eerdica
concert at Lewiston uetted $l,l1l 30, the
largest ever known, every seat being sold
the hIst day.
Charles W. E9ud, q prominent Biddeford
business man, died of preumonis Thursday
morning, aged 81 years. A widow, two
sons and one daughter survive.
The town of Cspe Elizabeth sued Albert
B Boyd for tbxes Boy 4 refused to pay
because he ella m7d thai the taxes we're iiIe-
gal the list not being published il the
pottland papers, SHd thst the till WAS sub
mitted to him by Collector T. B. Haska Ii
before The lstter was quliifai, Recorder
Thompson, Tuesday, sustained Mr.. Boyd.
TIE award Of the commission that sat in
appraisal of the Auburn AQueduct Co
properly in Auhu,n on Dec 8 IL, was
opened in the supreme Ju1isi,l court al
Auburn At 10 O'Clock tuesday The figures
are $3.50 600 with the assumption that no
mortgages, bonds or claims exist. In case
the city purchases, it would pay 1892 700
in cash AID assume the S57 700 bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
FIRED UPON.
The Miners Fire Oh The State
Troops Quarters
ii Coil Crs:k, Tenn... Infantry Sant
IS Reinforcement.
Kentucky Miners Ready to Join Their
Tennessee Brethren.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. I9 A special from
Nashville, Tenn, says that between / and
2 o'clock this marnins2 2000 miners sthered
On tho bills about the Cosl Greek stoeksde
and kept up constant aring sroutd the
two smsll houses which coulsined the 200
STATE troops. No cne was hurt,
The officers in charge of the troops asked
for reinf0rcemenis ard s company OF in
fantfy was seat from Knoxville,
Though the soldiers are well fortified the
miaers outnumber them leo 10 /.
The miner OF Kentucky are ready to ,in
their Tennessee cJ-iSho:efs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
THE PERCIyAL CASE.
Pleading for the Defendants-CaseG Goes
Over For While.

AUBURs. Jan. l9.--Ihe case sgsiust
Perclya.'s honfsmen has been postponed
I'll the fret DAY Of the fourth vss OF the
term.
Hon. 0 D Baker was ia ,he city today
with the plssdicg, OF the defendant in the
es.s which will b. fled soon. T-sy are IL
substance
let. The writing obligatory was never
approved and accepted By the plsinh Fl
bank.
2ed. Percivsl a, all times kept and per
formed sll the conditions Of The bond.
Ard When he was cashier of the bank
semi a. nusI examined Institution, they
m sds full settlement with him, and spread
on the records The fact CT suCh examination
snd settlement.
i'h. The plaintiff bank at the conclusion
Of the settlement declared that 10 sll re
sDecls the accounts were accurate and true
and ali notes, drafts, securities ard other
property Of the bank haI been fsit. fully
kep, and produced.
9th. The directors retained sod kept
Percivsl in { flee long after any defalaation
nr malfes.ance in his etfice would nave be-
cJme evident to them after careful exam
nation of bis books and accounts Of the
rfsirs of The bank. and after such bank
had rendered Percivsi benefit for cashier,
contin u-d him as such and were thereby
guilty of snch negligence As would dis
charge the defendant from any liability or
obligation through any wrongful set of
Percivsl.
6.h. The bank retained Percival in Of
fee long after it had actual knowledge that
tie WAS corruptly and fraudu!ently emoez
ing the mouey and property of the bank
and WAS defsnlter, and notwithstanding
concealed the same FROM the defendant,
and assisted Psrcivsl to cover up the same.
furnishing him means, moneys and securi-
ties therefor, The directors frsudulently
deceived the defendant by wrong statem nts
OF the banks eonoision even after they
knew their statements to be false.
They slso bring up she fact hat the capital
stock OF the bank wss increased twice,
which relieves them from liability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
MAIL SUBSIDY ACT.
Enloe's Scheme to Stop the Workings
Of That Measure.

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. 10 The House COM
m!stee on postoftics spd post roads held the
regular meeting today. Representative
Enioe, Tennessee, called no his bill to re-
peal the nail SUBSIDY sct of Last Congress
and HE resolution declaring it the sense of
the House that the postmaster general
should refrsin from making any other
contracts under the provisions OF the sub
sidy set than those slresdy entered into,
be cause the condition Of the treasury does
not Justify the expenditure Of money nee
essary to carry them out. Il vas nesriy
IL o'clock when she bill and resolution was
called up, beg ond which hour the committee
cannot formally sis, and after brief con-
suiislion i; was decided to postpone the
discussion of both until the mex. meeting cf
the committee.
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BLAINE WILL ACCEPT.
An Authorized Statement by Gen. AIger
who Talked with Him.

DETROIT, Mich Jan. II The Tribune
Monday, published an auihoriz d Interview
with Gen. X. A. Alger, VINO hss just re-
turned from Washington.
II saw Mr. Blsiue," said the general,
"but he SAID nothing to me that would fur
nish sny indication as TO whether he will he
candidate for the Presidency or not. Ny
impression is that Mr.. Blame would be
glad to be relieved from the responsibilities
Of being candidate, but if the Minneapolis
convention shall demand that he sccep. the
nomination believe tnst be is too patriotic
to refuse. sm not authorized 10 speak
for Mr.. Blaine in any way, and tbs ia
simply my personal opinion. But as
have just said, I feel confident that be will
accept the nomination if is is tendsr,d to
him with prsciical unsnimisy."
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FIRE AT PROVIDENCE.


PROVIDENCE. Il. L, Jan ia fte
probably lncendisrs, starred IN Ms row Of
buildings over the old waterway on The
ives; side of Canal street, between Smll
and Crossing streets this afternoon, and
before contral If the flames was obtS'nsd
$50 coo worth of properly was destroyed
The tire gained hesdwsy smong The bales
of hsy, straw and misCu laLeous mercuAn
disc, where Il was quite impossible TO direc
the streams TO readily druwn cut the fl lames
The greater portion Of The bulldog vss
uaed By A B. MeCrillis & Co, who had 5
large qusnnty of hsy, straw and h1ur,
C. NJ. Munroe & Co.. bad store
front on Smith street shd was engaged /.
the grain business and 8 s Sprsgue & c.
occupied il with four and mill feed.
The Are extended TO Armour Beef Com
psny's building, but BY hard work the fire
men prevented the lsmes from doing much
damage.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commanding Monday. June 18th, 1871, ,Fsipi
.ill run AZ follows, connecting a. Oakland yiih
Maine Central kAilroad.
Eor Boston, Portlaad, IL siston. WatsiYiis. As
sustA, sho~hegaa and Bangor
Passenger trains Leave Bingham, eA A. N.
IL ~ p. NJ; Scion, e-5z A. ". Iz.s; N Cara
ishs Fads. asa A 'los P n bnhden. 0,
!. NJ, TO p. NJ. North Anson, ~ a. y, 50 y
n. knson, III A. NJ. i.ts p A., Madison, 7.so a
". a0zP. 3, aorridssvookr : 50 NJ. 2ai ?
NJ Bangs siding, Y Sc a. NJ, q .k5 p NJ. Bavtsis =
Crossing. 500 4. -, '2.32 NJ arrive Oakland
10 a. ", 2-59 ., ~
Prom Boston, Portland Lswiston, Augusta, Wa.
isrviAe, stowhsssn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.o5 A. NJ, 40
r.. BArtslle Crossing, - 30 A. NJ IS " P. M;
EAnys s.dtnr y - A. NJ, IS OF NJ, Norridgc
v vodx, ,.3f A. NJ. 5lt p. NJ. Madison. s.5, A. NJ,
AIS r. ~. Ansou, s5s A. NJ, ~ p. N North d a
sou, 10 % 4 NJ, $50 p M Emblem, 1910 NJ
200 =. NJ. Carratuns Fails, 'l0H A NJ, '6,lt p
~. Scion, I01 A. NJ, s.Is 2, n; arriy- Bingn' m
no A. NJ, s.& Pa
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signal or
notice 70 ec0daetor. Mixed between Blns0 I'm
and North AnsOG. NH. III. AVER bIpt.
sspt1di
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ALL RESCUED.
Ship Frederick Sinks Captain and Crew
Taken Off Safely.

New YORK, Jan. l9-The Bjisb ship
Stalwsrt arrived here today from Liver
pool, snd re p rts that on Jan s, lat. AZ 40
long. A II, she sighted the Nor
~egisu chip Ftederics, ST. Johns
for Fleetwood, dssbl d and sinking
The Frederick had passed through gale
and wss hopelessly damaged.
ThoBgh very heavy sea was running
the Sts!wsrt succeeded in rnkinR off the
captain ard crew Of Is OF the Frederick.
Next day the Stel.art met the steamship
Hurd n, for Rotterdam, and Transferred 10
her the rescued crew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
COMMODORE FOLGER
Wants 10 Command the Monterey In
Case Of War.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -Commodore
Folger, chief Of the bureau Of ordinance
has mad request OF Secretary Tracy.
that in case of var, he be relieved of his
present dutc, and placed in command Of
the coast defense vessel Monterey,
now awaiting completion at Ssn Francisco
IL is understood thst he regards this vessel
as the most formidable one in our navy,
and considers is superior ia fighting quail
tiss to any ship o~nsd by the Chilians, in
Guiding the celebrated Captain Prat, now
Building in France for the Chilian govern
mant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
10000 EMBRZZLEMENT
Charged Against Managers Of Clafiin
Store at Cincinnati.

CIsCIsEATI. Ono, Jan. 19.- War
rents have been Issued for she arrest OF
Chss. S Wea!hersby and w. A Steven
at the instance Of II. b CIafin & Co.,
Newt York, ehs'gicg them with smbezzle-
meat, the amount named being $40 900.
Weaihersby and stsveas for several years
we're the nominal propristors Of dry
goods store here. buE really the agents for
Clsf n & Co Kscanilg settlement was
attempted, bat Ci,Ain & Co. insist there
has been embtzz snsnt TO the amount
named a hence the arrests.
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no IDEA OF WAR.
Chilli Thinks Things Are Moving All
Right And Is Not Worried.

New YoRK. jan. l9-Ex-Msyor W. r.
Grsca, New York, who has close connec-
ton WITH Chin, says there is no sntici-
patton in Chill of var with the United
States, aud DO preparation has been made
for such q event.
Chilli looks upon the question with the
United States as being in process Of
satisfactory adjustment. Mr.. Grace SAYS
he has not the slightest anxiety about his
large interests in Chill.
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Litigation Over sThe County Fair.

BosroN, Jsu. l9AJuige Barker of the
supreme court tbs afternoon rendered b
decision il the litigation over the produc-
ton Of the pisy "cbe County Fair" An
Injunction is pending sgsinss Nil Burgess
Restraining HIM from interfering with book
ing dates for travelling companies playing
'Ths County Fair This is modified to
give Mr- Burgess SIS much right to manage
the performance SIS Manager Jefferson.
The Injunction asked for by Mr.. Burgess
to restrain Mr.. Jefferson from producing
the play was denied,
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CALMER AND CALMER


WARRINGTON, Jan. I9 1t 10 Learned
offi ,isliy Tonight that the Presiient's mes
sage on the Chliian adsir will not be sen.
t. Cor gress tomorrow. While the official
Information on this point does
not extend beyond tomorrow, from strong
surface Indications the President has prsct-
ics!ly determined 10 postpone final action
on this matter until next week, and this
gives color TO the belief that coDcilistory
dispatches have been received and moro
are expected.
II is known that the President would
strongly endorse any proposition for the
settlement OF the questions at issue on =
peaceful basis, consistent with the h1oor
and dignity Of the nation.
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DEATH AT BAR MILLS.


BIDDEFoRD, jan. 19.-Jsmes L. Har.
mon Of Bar Mills, aged A. years, wss found
dead quarter Of Q mile from his home
Tuesday morning.
While sick With the grip, Monday night
be had wandered svsy ard fallen, and, be.
log TOD weak TO rise, died from exposure.
Several sols survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
70 War upon ITS LIFE Ind HEALTH.

1t is well known that HEALTHY BLOOD.
DESTROYS the Nt'MBERLESS MICROBES
Of La Grippe. that are constantly swarming in
the blood Of every person living in an in-
fected district.
II 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 antagonistic
life. /, greatly Ies-eued. The microbes enter,
multiply rapidly, until they overcome and
,lisorganiza every healthy furctiou of the
body and destroy life itself The celebrated
Dr. Watkins SAYS the ia Grippe microbes
ATTACK the BLOOD ITSELF, that they
exist in the atmosphere everywhere and only
strong healthy blood is able to resist and de-
,troy them in the body.
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REFUGEES WRECKED
And II is Said viii be Arrested by the
Chilians.

LONDON, Jan. 10 The mail steamer
Jehn Elder from Valparaiso for Liverpool
has been wreuke d IN the str ,iis of Ma gellau.
The passengers and crew were saved. Iii 10
stated thai : number Of refugees who had
tousht safety at tic American legation
~ere on board the steamer, having secured
passage under sssumed names. The pas
sengsr- sre proceeding to Conception and
II is ssit the t. fagees will bs arrested by
the local authorities.
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Is Pounds OF Blood

Il about the quantity ns;rre allows to al
adult person. IL is Of the u most impcr.
tsnce that the blood shSud be kept - pure
- possible. By its remarkable cures Of
scfofuis, salt iheum, etc. Hoods Sarss-
pssilis tas proven its claim to be the best
blood ru-lasr.
Fo, genersI family csthsstic We cor
fdertly rscsmmerd H7od's Pills. They
shou,t be in eTsrs b1u,s medicine chest
e&vfcirm1yehd&v
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CAUGHT FOR 5000.
Two Men Work the Old Contract Swim.
die on Farmer.

PITTsBuRG, N. Y, Jan. 10 Monday
two men, giving the names Of Hsines and
clsiming to be selling pisros, called en-
Peter Lsphsm, a well known farmer ST.
Peru, ". Y and persuaded Linn to sign
Whist purpor,ed to be contrsc,, by which
Lspham agreed to bec9me their sseae The
contract proved to be a note for $1,000
which they had discounted in bank and
decamped.
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4 JUST VERDICT.
Mrs. Ida Y. Beynton GiVsn q
Yad,cl Of S703
By q Jurg ssalnst Cyrus Hill fox
Selling Cider
To Her Ha band and Depriving Her
Family Of support.

SAco, Jan. l9.-In The Gaze of Mfs liza
v. Be.ton vs. Cyrus dill Of L. mar, for ds-
pr,ving her family Of suppors by selling
.ider to her husband. csu,ing him to be-
come q trunkasd. the jury in the Supreme
court tonight recdersd . verdict for the
l!xiniit ia the cum of SOB.
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Lospos, Jan. 10 The vessel wrecked
IN the Papa round, Shetland Islands, jan
usry 3, the crew of which we're, IL IL fear
ed were all lost, is identified AS the bark
Nor. from Lsutyg.
Steamer Paula frrm New York, steamer
Valesis from Nev Orlegns, ard number
o. other vetfels, sra detained by ice in the
river Eibe The bark Glen Alton arrived
day at Queenstown ard reports that on
Jan Is il lat 81 N loog. 25 w., che
passed an abandoned bark, dangerous to
nkyl lpatiol.
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A SPANISH DEPUTY


MADRID, Jan. 10 Id the Chamber OF
Deputies tod'y Sesor Gsmszo attacked the
government for concluding . sresiy of com
merce with the Uniled States. He de-
mar ded the appointment of a committee of
inquiry TO reconsider the treaty. The min
ister Of foreign affairs defended the treaty,
but agreed TO the appointment of the COM
riues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
BLIZZARD IN TEXAS.
Coolest Wssther Ever Known Thsrs
..-G.eat Damass,
Catilemen Estimate That the Damage
viii Reach $1,000. 900.

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 10 The biizzud
eSniinusd vith uIaosied fury uhul ihis
morning Many Ueofls rem,iGed up ali
night feeding ihs tr,s and keeping .hCs
about them from tresz ng. TIL ihermoIp-
eter registered 10 degrees below, the wor I
weather ever rscord,d in ihe history f
Texas Dispstchls frem cattle ranch, s
say many ptoprietoTs estimate that ihe loss
vii feet up Al lesst 81 100000. The
weather is nov mnderstipg.
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cpr0 90. Jan. 10.
FLouE- easy. rot quotsbly lower
WHE4T-ei0sed strOnR, hlgLefi No. aprils
.7las7s, No. z red, s0iAe1
lo9s-- daii, H. .. Sstaasa
OATS dali, 30. 3. zsI
kfE--so. =, 81
BaELgr-ao. 2. 20; No, faxsees, "
ProyIsions-Eesk lower,
PORK Meas, dull, 55As IS
LARD ger 100 It's. % 30as 3zt
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CONFESSION OF FAITH.


New YORK, Jan. 10 The PresDyterisL
general c1mmistee on revision Of the con
lcss on Of iAitb, todsy arranged the detsiis Of
she fepOr t. ih' asssu bly, and methods over
turing the Pfesb teri-s. Chsper 10, Sec.
ton 3. wss amended to resd, "Msn by his
fall in5o sia, hath wholly lost all dispG sill N t.
aay spiri.usi good Accompanying ssivstion
SO as natural msn, being altogether averse
from that good ard dead 10 sin, he is not
able by his own streng h 20 convert himself
or prepare hinsslf thereunto."
A committee WAS appointed to prepare 8
digest Of The work Of the general com
mittee. Sections 3, 4 and 3, chapter IN
are condensed Is recommended by ine
various presbytefies.
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OFFERS APOLOGY
But The Language Of. Dispatch
Is Unsatisfactory.
Chill SaS Tha! Sh, Must C!aEI Out Of
the Eols,
But Tries 10 Avoid Humility rs Far as
Possible.

wAsH1SGrcS, Jan. l9-The Pest will
say tomorrow: at is lesrued on good
authority the: the State department has re-
ceiysd Information from the Chilisn gov.
ernment that that country is ready ard
willing to make repsrtti1n fer sill losses of
life. limb snd honor suffered by the Amer
leans, bu, the dispatch or letter is couched
in such terms as TO be unsstisfsctcry."
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4 H0RAI1LE FATE.
Bark Hutchins BIOS Abandoned, Sighted
With All Sail Set.
Thought That Yellow Fever DESTROYED
All On Board.

ERw YoRK. jan. l9.-The bark Col
omb1 D.. reports that while Of Bermuds
she passed the bark Hu!chins Bros with
ell sails set ard sosndoned. The Hltchins
Bros left Pernsmbuc0 for this pOr'. and
1t is ,hoUglt an epidemic Of yellow fever
broke GNt among the officers and crew and
destroyed all on beard. Ths Hutctins
Bros, is 4 menace TO nsvigati0n.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

ahw KoHE, Jan. ~
s.oICy easy ranging from u 70 II
Prime pepper a. 3taG
GoVernNrpf bohgr, dnit, easier
Railroad 60ats, active, weak
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FIRE AT BRIDGEPORT, CT.
Church, Convent and Paroehial
School Burned.

BRrDGEPoRT, Cam, jan. 19-St
Thomas Catholic Church Of FAIRFIELD, and
the Convent Ar psroohisl school attached
we're burned this evening They vsre i'm.
posing structures, but recently completed.
The orisin Of the hie is supposed to be
ineendiary. Several nars had marrow
escapes. Los slC6 coo. .
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Maine Postal Changes,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 The following
changes in the postal se,yice in Maine are
snnouoced:
Route l4o. Phillips to Rsr geIey. From
January Is. 1892, cuitsil service to end at
Greenyilie, emitting Rsngelsy, decreasing
distance 3 miles.
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He " Suffering From an Attack Of
the Influenza.

RoMEs Jan 10 u =. NJ. II has Just
leon snntunuad tbs, the Pope IL suffering
from tie fleuzt- The report has created
considerable sporehen,iOn. Owiug to the
krone aye q His Holiness, but DR. Geo
cArelN. hiH private physician, says there 10
no immediate cause tor anxiety.
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CARDINAL MANNING'S REMAINS
Placed In the Church Where Thousands
of People View Them.

LONDON, Jsu 10 Thousands OF persons
witnessed the removal this evening Of the
BODY Of CARDINAL Msnning from his house
1t Westminster to BromptJn Orst,ry. The
cotiin WAS placed on = catsfslqae in tho
church. A large number of persons
entered the building and passsd Arouad the
catAfslque.
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
The House May Have to Adjourn for
Lack of Quorum.

Hartford. Conn Jan 10 The Legis
latuFe meets tomorrow, but the Repuhlicsi
members of the House are net xpsctsd to
b. present. Speaker Paige will probably
adjourn that body for q week for lack Of a
quorum.
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75 BODIES RECOVERED
From the Ruins Of the Collapsed Tiflis
Bridge Many More Missing.

ST PKrkasBuRa, Jan. IL The search
70 the remains OF the persons who met
thetr death BY the brasking OF the bridgs
at Tifiis on the occasion of the blessing Of
the wa,ers OF the rver Kura hiss been un-
remittiugly continued sincs the accident
happened. Up 10 he las, reports 78 bodies
sere taken from ,hs water. Many more
bodice are l. wing st the bottom of the river.
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A WAITING DEATH.
Tha Papulscs Of Chslab'n,k,
Russia, Slowly Starving.
The Vhols Yiliasa Took ID. Last
Sac'ansnt Together.
CarcaSses OF Amin Is and Human Beings
Lie unburied Together.

Sr fsrsxssuRo, Jan. l9.-The male
iahsoitsns of Ihelseinsk are leaving by
hundreds to avoid seeing their families
stsrve to death,
The unburied crcSsss Of horses and
cattle lie in every direction with human
bodies.
The emily food left ia dry mixed herhs.
A traveller from thst locality says that
hardly anybody appeared TO have pArtaken
et food for three DAYS before his visit and
all were exnecriog death.
The whole vtll,ge took ths last sAcrA-
msnt together.
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TIE RIVER or LIFE !

The BLOOD OF A HUMAN BEING In
full health Is likewise a burning, corrosive.
deyouring RIVER, deadly and destructive to
every form OF germ life that fills the atmos-
phere and permeates every part Of the human
body.
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ELECTRIC CARS BURNED.
$50, 900 Worth Of Them Destroyed at
Toledo, Ohio.

TOLEDO, Ohio, jan 10 - Early this
morning dre destroyed the Robinson
Electric SI5es Railvsv barr, s huge brick
structure, containing 35 electric motor cars.
The loss 10 estimated Il sI5o, COO.
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SNOW BLOCKADE
DtlsyS Trains OF ali RosdS RunliDs ln'o
Chicago.
The Most Extensive Blockade Ever Ex.
perienced in that Section.

CHICAGO. Jan. la.--of the rs mail
trsiss due st Chicago this morning from
Ail points IL had Up TO noon failed to ar
rive snd not one WAS on time,
The .now hlaessds is en-, OF the mes.
extensive the postettces officials ever TX
psriInced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
SNOW AND COLD
With Northwest tales and Fair Weather
by Thursday.

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. l9-For New Eng
land snov s-d a csld wave; north vest
gales; fair Thursday. Signals are dis
played trom EsHpsrt to the Wilmington
section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-20
Must Enforce the Laws.

WAsHSeTos, jan I9.-rhe treasury
department. mas i,susd citcolsr to United
S.&tsa shipping commissioners looking 70
the sg CT eI f1fcemsnt Of the laws against
the employment 0f alien officers on the
vessels Of the UDitsd States.