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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Y En,ste Of Gronor W. Grprsn,

EHtate OF GEORGE w. GthtsH,
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Comm ssiobors, to receive, examine, and
adIutt all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
deorge ", 0erish ,late Of Boston, Massachusetts,,
In said District, deceased, and all claims trhb-
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet for the pm poses Aforesaid at hc botol
called the Wilson House IN Fact Dorset, IN the
town Of Dorset on the 18th day OF November neat
from O'Clock A. M. \ ntil O'Clock =. ~, on said
day. and that siI months from the 18th day OF
May A. d 1891, Ia the time limited by said
Court for said oredil ors to present their elaine
TO us tor examination aud allowance,
Dated At Dorset, this 2sth day OF May 4. D.
1892.
GEondE M Wall, oom'n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-23

nepsy Tor lbs guards ssa ibs q. A II.
ssd 10 pps Of the bes, ifiends lhess ofssrs'
ssilo1s bss In The stats. They may b
opposed 10 him bit they eertslsly have
lbs been Of ressoss Tor isvorins him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-23

EUUIE MENUIENS ksfATk
= State Of Vermont, District OF Manchester, I"
In Probate court held al Manchester, within
aud for said District on the 2ist day OF Jun.
A, ID lsel
The Administrator OF the estate OF Eddie Met.
cier, late OF Rupert In said District deceased,
presents his admipisu alton account for eraml'
nation and allowance
Wh,reupon is WAS ordered that said socount
be examined for allowance al session OF ,Aid
Court TO be held Al the Probate Olco IN Men.
chester, in said pis,rlct, on the sth day OF
July 4 ID 1904, at 10 o'clock In The forenoon.
and that notice thereof, be given to all per.
sons interested by the publication hereof 10 III,
Manchester JounNAI, a newspaper printed AZ
said Manchester, three weeks successfully pre-
yioualy TO the time 40 appointed.
A true record.
Attest, J. Y. FEM. Register
A true copy OF record,
7i8s Attest, ]. X. FEM, Register.
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NOTICE TO TAx PAYERS.
BLACKsMITHING,
IENA II. CAPEN'S E.r,rr.


- srArn OF VERMONT. District OF Manchester, ~
In Probate Court. held AZ hsnohester, within
aud for aid pis.flci, on tbs llth das OF June,
A. u. isal
The Administrator, 81 thu Estate Of Heno ",
Gone, late u Winhsll IN ssid Di.,tioi deceased,
ptssenis administrstion sccoant fpt tnaminsuon
and allowance,
wheroupen, Il Ia ordered by said Court,
that said seeount be referred 10 . session
Of said Court 10 be held Al the frohse
Ofiot IN Manchester, 10 ssid District, on the s,h
DAY Of July A u, 1871, al 10 o'oioes A. N, lot
hearing aud decision thereon. And u 10 futthet
ordered. that poiiee hereof be given 10 al per
sons Interested by publication Of the same three
xeeks excessively In the Manchester JpuRS,L
a nov spsper Published al Manchester, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, tbs, they
may appear at said time aud plsce and sho~
oausa. II any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, sud such decree made.
A true record,
J, 4, FEM, Register,
true copy Of record,
JOsw Attest, J. X. fENN, Register
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
7. Was ys.. rs Ii. hSs HEALTH HEALTH

Its well known that HEALTHY BLOOD.
DESTROYS the MBERLESS MICROBES
of La Grippe. that are constantly swarmng
in the blood Of every person living in an
infected district.
Ii the microbes are allowed to exist and
maltiply in the blood, that terrible disease
La Grippe manifcst- itself and Is followed
bv lingering existence or sudden death.
When thc 1jnol,is POOR and WEAK its
power 10 overcome and destroy this antag-
anistjr life. i, greatly lrssened. Tia"
microbes enter, multiply rapidly until they
overcome IN lisorcani.e every healthy
function of tine body an destroy life itself.
Th,. celebrated pr. Watkins sIys, the la
Crime mi-~ob NTrACk the BLOOD
ITSELF, that tsry ,-vi-t n the atmosphere
everywhere AMI only strong healthy blood
i. able to resist aul destroy them in the
h,,iv.
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RICHMOND.
Free Baptists Extend Call to Rev. G. +. Grit
fin Of franklin Falls.
Special to the kssSEnrc Journal

Special to the kENSEREc JoURSAL.l
RIcHAoNp, April l9.-At a meeting OF
the Free Baptist parish last evening it was
voted to extend call 10 Rev. George +.
Griffin of Franklin Falls, y. H., to become
their pastor Mr.. Griffin preached at the
Free Baptist Church Sunday and made
very favorable impression npon his congre-
CATION
y Republican caucus will be held at
Town Hall SATURDAY afternoon to choose
delegates to attend the second congressional
district convention at Auburn. April 26th,
and the State convention at Bangor, April
9th
Capt. ]. u. Woodwork and his son
James left town last night for San Fran
cisco
A. W Smith left on the boat for Boston
tonight.
J. 4. Proctor was at South Gardiner to-
day making arrangements for the presenta-
ton of '-Crawford's Claim" by the A. F. A.
Dramatic Club at that place Thursday eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20

W,smISGroN, April l9.-The Senate has
ratified the convention providing for the re-
newal of the existing modus vivendi in
Behring sea.
In his message transmitting the Behring
sea modus vivendi convention to the Senate
yesterday. the President said As the value
and effectiveness of this agreement depend
largely upon its being put in force at once
| respectfully request prompt consideration
of the subject BY the Senate" The Senate
acceded to the request with the greatest ex-
petition. The treaty was received yester-
dav afternoon and referred to the committee
on foreign relations which wa> acted upon
this morning and reported it to tile Senate
favorably this afternoon.
Less than two hours was the treaty dis
cussed then was ratified with substantial
nnanimity. The modus took the form of a
convention or treaty because it differed
from last years agreement in the inclusion
of clauses relative to damages.
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". ". sURDscs. oanui7fe. w.. Eritss:
81 rad sfssn up ali hopes Of epsy getting
tssh. ard suffered terribly from kidney disease.
Z tried kicsapoo indiar SdsTa as las.
resort. Three bstsiss Of I. cured me.
recommend II to ali sufferers ts worth it,
,,,,,,s, !r ,nty -
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the GOLDEN CROSS.
Grand Commandey Holds Annual Meeting at
Portland. "A Large Attendance.

PoRTL,Np, April la.-The annual meet
;,, ,f ,ha Grand co,,no,dorv of N,;r,. of
r.,, Viii.
'he "i''" 'r'c' VI wy 'oine" 'io'' vas
held in Mystic Hall, in tins city today
This grand commanaery was instituted
in ,b;. civ i, February 1864 and Horace
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
EAST MAINE CONFERENCE
Opens It's 45th Annual Session at Rocsland
Bishop GoodseIi Presiding.

Rn,ht,>p. April l9.-The Eas; Maine
Conference began It's 18th annual session in
the Pratt Memorial Methodist Church to-
,lay. Bishop Daniel \. Goo'lsell presiding.
Proceedings OF a preliminary character
took place at 10 y. NJ. and Z. NJ. The
examination of classes and a grand reunion
PRAYER meeting were held in the evening,
led by Rev. : l.. Hanscom. Boothbay.
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SD CONGRESS.
Innocent Appearing Words in
Arizona Funding Act
Causes More or Less Talk in the Sen
ate--Hinged on Free Silver.
Reciprocity Commission Between United States
and Mexico Favored in Congress.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
|. EARTHQUAKE.
Heaviest California Has
Had Since '68.
Shook the Country for
200 Miles Around,
Shattering Buildings and Doing
Enormous Damage.
Forty Towns Report More or
Less Damage.
VacaviIle, in Vava Valley, Was the
Centre of the ConvuIsion,
And That Place Alone Suffered to the
Amount of 100000.
Forty Towns Report More or
Less Damage.
VacavIIe, in Vava Valley, Was the
Centre of the Convulsion,
And That Place Alone Suffered to the
Amount of 100000.
No Lives as Yet Known to Have Been Los
Several Injured.

SAN FRANCIsCo. April l9.-This morn
ng's earthquake was the heaviest experienced
in California since lsGs. The country
within 200 miles of San Francisco was
visited by the shock which varied in intcn-
sity at different points.
In this city number of large buildings
trembled pcrceptiblv hut the only one dam
aged was an old church building, until lately
occupied by the academy of sciences, the
front wall of which gave way.
Vacayille, in the heart of the Nava val
ley, 60 miles from San Francisco, was the
centre of the disturbance. 1t has 21o0 pop
ulation. 4 number of brick residences in
the country near Navavillc were shattered
and some of the occupants injured. hut
none fatally.
The residence of John Thissell igni,cd
from shattered lamp and the building was
DESTROYED. Loss, $1,000. All the brick
business blocks in Nacayilic were seriously
injured. representing in most instances an
almost total loss
The odd Fellows building collapsed
Loss, $1,000. There were a number OF
offices and stores in the building and several
occupants had narrow escapes. The
Masonic hall is total loss.
Rail Bennets brick building collapsed and
fell on building of Mrs Moore adjoining
seriously injuring two men. Bcnnets loss Is
$1,000 The Walker building is badly
damaged.
Platte block, occupied by the postotfic,
and Vaca Valley Enterprise, were almos
totally destroyed. Several residences wer,
wrecked. Total loss at and near Nacarill,
is 100000.
At Dixon, few miles from Vacayille
the Masonic hall was severely damaged an,
will have to he taken down. Two store
were crushed by the falling walls of tn,
Masonic building, Several fires broke ou
and did considerable damage. Loss a
Dixon. $50 900. Loss at Winters is now
estimated at SlOo,oo0.
At Winters the inhabitants for tim,
were panic striken. Forty guests were il
Bliss Hotel. the walls of which collapsed
but no one was injured.
Three miles west from Winters an acr,
of ground slid into the creek. Elmlra
Fairfield, Santa Rosa. Woodland, Davis
vile and Benicia report windows anc
crockery broken and chimneys overturned
Some thirty or forty towns report tritlinl
damages \ number of shocks were felt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
GOOD FOR BYRNES.
He Gives the New York Police the
Greatest Shaking Up


NEW YoWk, April I2.-The greatest
shaking up the police department ever rc,
ceived was given to-day by the new superin
tendent of police, Thomas Byrnes,
Al his request the police commissioners
transferred every police captain in the cit,
excepting one, from the precinct he nov
commands To another.
More than thirty ward detectives wer,
reduced TO the rank of ordinary patrolmeu
Nearly the entire force detailed 10 dut,
at headquarters are sent back to the pre-
ciucts, and many patrolmen, having easy
positions on detailed duty in various places
are ordered TO patrol duty.
There was Il shakr-up in the health de
partment, too. Five officials resigned fou,
under pressure their places being filled al
a meeting of the board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20

OF the Portland Board Of Trade so Present
Speeches by Leading Men.

PoRrL,xp. April l9.-The Portland
Board of Trade held its annual banquet
at the Prrblc House tonight. it being very
successful occasion. one hundred and
fifty leading citizens sat down to the tables.
After the repast President J, ;. Winslow
called the board to order and following him
remarks were mad" by Mayor Ingraham of
Portland, Mayor Merrill of Decrng City,
Mayor Charles J. Chapman. ex-Mayor
George Walker and others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20

F,IL RvER, Mass, April l9.--M Os-
borne Mil. no. /, twenty-nine weayers en-
plovcd on Bedford cords left work because
the superintendent refused to pay regular
wages for wcayidg cloth. The weavers
claim 81 cents is paid in other mill, the
Osborne giving but ~ cents cut.
The superinte ndcnt put two knobsticks
q. work whereupon % more weavers quit
work \ committee representing the stris-
ers waited upon Superintendent Walters
this afternoon aud he agreed to discharge
the kn0bsticks, consequently 30 weayers 90
back TO work tomorrow morning.
Supt. Walters would make no conce--
.ions regarding the Bedfords and the wcav-
ers 81 no struck first will meet tomorrow
morning 10 agree upon plan TO he p'r-
sued.
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Place Of
Observation
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BOAT CApSizED.
Narrow Escape from Drowning Experienced
b. Belfast Man.

Special to the KESsEBEc JoUESAL.l
BELFAsr, April ia sailboat owned by
VIM. Decrow and occupied by Geo. Warren
was cspsized in the harbor by a squall.
Warren was rescued by two men from the
shipyard in an exhausted condition. The
boat sank instantly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
HALF A MILLION LOSS
BY Tuesday Mornings Fire in Kenosha. Wis
Insurance. S230.O00.

NE<o,if,, April lg--Thc loss BY this
mornings FIRE will reach $500 900. The
plant of the Northwestern Wire Mattress
Company il total loss. with all the
machinery recently purchased, and about
9 900 900 fcct Of lumber
The Head & Sutherland Company's large
storage warehouse was consumed with
about 3 900 900 feet of lumber. The Balm
Wagon Company loses about 2 800 900 feet
of lumber
The Northwestern Wire Mattress Com
pang are the heaviest losers. Their loss
will reach 1856. 900 insurance about 5000
$50. The Balm Wagon Companys loss is
s;jh.0GG: insurance. SIS 900 Sutherland
loses SO ,0oG: insured si2 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
A TERRIBLE FALL.
Dexter Boy Goes Down Four Stories With an
eleyator-No Fatal injuries.
Special to the Kr<>rnEc JorRSu.l

NpNVIaI 10 tNe hENNtBEI JOE KNNE.I
DENrtR, April l9.--A young man. Bert
Warren, aged 20 years a bobbin boy at
the Stone mill, had a terrible experience
last Friday. He was on the elevator at the
fourth floor when the elevator cable~broke-
the elevator and Warren going down to the
basement a; terrific speed. Despite the fall
and the shaking up that he sustained no IA
tai injuries were received.
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A GRAND TRIP.
A Dover Party Already Booked
for Washington.
Memorial Day observation-disclosures
Of Old Band Boys.
Good News for the Business interests Of De-.
ter-A Terrible Fali
Especial to the kEssEpEc JorESAL

SPECIAL to the hESSEBEE JoT kSAL.
DpyER, April ls.--0ne of the best ar
( ranged excursion from this State last year
to the National Encampmeni, q. 4. r., at
+ Detroit, Mich, was that made by comrades
of 6. : Douty Post of this place. and few
outsiders who were fortunate enough to be
invited. : Pullman car had been chartered,
which wAs the home of the party from the
time it left the station here until it returned
ami everything connected with the trip had
been -u perfectly arranged that there was
not single hitch from beginning To end. II
was hut a very few week, after their return
THAT the ieallng spirits of the post eommen-
T ced preparations for similar excursion to
Washington this wear.
Pullman ear was engaged for the Occa-
son long ago. ami sidctrack secured in a
con enient locality, 50 that the car can be
ueca Al the hoIne FOR the party while in
Washington. There wiIl be several Pull
man ear, from this STATE, but it j. said that
The, one secured by {. ;. Douty Post is the
only one which will b,. ,i,lctrackcd in an
available locality.
The party ha. already been made up, and
wiH hr substantially a. follows Wainwright
Gushing, Gcurge e.. Downing. Dr. +. \.
Thompson. J, Il. Peaks \. NJ. Warren,
j. Il Martin. Auia>a Gilman +. T. Douglass
j. f. liam L. l.. Emery, II, +. Stowe, G l..
Stove. y. &. ROYAL, has. VI. Buck, l.. H.
Wa-hburn, Elbridge Morrill,. Abiei T..
Leonard. IlpratiD knowle-- W W. saw
tlIc, Iicury blackstone. q. i. Martin, \. j.
Herring M of the above named are e..
! L rtt.t all hut faur lrioun ia
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LOUISIANA.
Indications Are that Foster Is Elected
by 10000 Plurality.
Republicans Garry Six Parishes and Reduce
McEneD's Majority in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April l9.--Adviccs so far
received indicate that Foster has carried the
State by about 10000 plurality. The Re
puhlicans carried about six parishes, claim
ing Concordia among them.
The McEnrrv majority in the city is re-
duecd, hut Iohu Fitzpatrick. the McEucry
nominee Tor mayor, is elected by 1000 Ia
5000 majority. The election wa. quiet
considering.
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WASHINGTON, April Ig.-Thc following
siuns:
Original, Samuel Harrington. Ellis Wa
terhouse, Il. Greeley. Thomas Larabee,
Robert $. keenc, George +. Lowell. John
+. Rollins; additional. Joseph Lewis; i'll
crease. John Madden; REISSUE and in
crease. Thomas Hill; original. widows
etc, Charlotte Bowman. Fannie y. Savage
Sarah Carnage
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u u - / u u q u .
Chicago, =. Error, tincim
Chamberlain and Murphy
edge
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AR N Ed MEN
Oyerpouer IaiIers and Hang Negroes who
Have Confessed TO be Murderers.

INVERNESS. Fla, April ia.-Four negroes
were hanged here late Last night for the
murder of Stevenson and PAYNE. \ strong
body of armed and masked men surrounded
the Jail. oscrp0~cre'l the deputy sheriff took
ont the three prisoners and hung them to
trees. These three confessed and inpli-
Gated fourth, who was secured and hanged
carly this morning. The confession i'm
plcate'I two negroes vet a, large
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Sudden Death Of Mrs. Stephen Berry. Of Pot.
land.

PORTLAND, April l9.-Mrs. Stephen Ber-
~, of Portland, wife of the State agent Of
the Associated Press of Maine, was found
dead in the entry way of her home, Tues
day morning.
Heart disease was the probable cause Of
her death
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Reciprocity With Mexico.

WAsHfxGroN. April l9.-rhe committee
recommends the passage of a resolution
providing for joint reciprocity commission
on the part of Mexico and the United
States.
/ The report favors the admission of lead
+ ores and wool from Mexico free of duty.
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Worlds Fair Commissioners In Session al
Lewiston.

LEYisroS, Apr. l9.--Tbe Maine Worlds
Fair Commissioners met at the De Win
House in Lewiston Tuesday afternoon.
Nearly all the commissioners were present
Most of the afternoon was devoted to hear
ings At every meeting of the board there
are many who desire to suggest schemes
and are allowed TO do so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20

No other sarsaparilla has the merit by
which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won such a
firm hold upon the confidence of the peo-
pie.
No other combines the economy and
strength which makes 100 Doses One Dol
lar" true only of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
No other possesses the Combination, Pro-
portion and Process which make Hoods
Sarsaparilla peculiar TO itself.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
d&wiyfolrmchd&w
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Just a Minute Please !
Hidden'S Magnetic COMPOUND,

The greatest blood purifier,
nerve strengthener and nu-
TRENT tonic known to man, is
sold by all druggists at ST
bottle. 1t cures all nervous
diseases, paralysis in ali its
forms, rheumatism, neuralgia,
and all blood diseases, the an
noying troubles from which wo-
men suffer, stomach troubles
OF every name and nature,
tones up the blood, strengthens
and builds up the system. 1t
is KING.
This is the storvin a nutshell.
a column couldn't tell il better.
Hldden'S Magnetic Compound,
clean, pure, honest medicine.
Guy lT. TRYIr.
TWILL DO YOU GOOD.
Hi11sa MEDICINE CO.. aesba1poh, Mass.
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New York City Delegates to Republican
National Committee.

Ntw YoHK. April I9.-Dclegates TO the
Republican national convention we're elect
ed in eight congressional districts Of this
city tonight. In the 'ith, and sth. districts
the delegates were instructed for Harrison,
but the delegates in other districts were not
instructed.
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Vt New York-Yalc. 6; New Jersey
Athletic Club, 3;
At Richmond, Na.-Princcton College
10: Iniver.itv Of Nirginia. o.
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BosroN, April l9.-F0r New England :
Wednesday. continued fair, slight change
in temperature. light wind. mostly betW cen
north and we.t.
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Mothers, if your boys come in lame from
their games bsthe in Johnson's Anolyne
Liniment. aprlsd&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
FAIR


wNsnSoroS, April ls--For New Eng
land, fair variable winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa

Mrs. JUtt LEE. Of sdg5roos. Ct. uritss:
~ suffered from kidney troubles oger thirty
years, aHd Ids told by soctoys couis ssper
be well. One bottle of siekGpoo Indian saswa
helped. and sir oottiss cured ne. ara am
nog entirely xsh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-20

\ veritable family medicine box, BEg-
CHAINS Pills.