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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
HUNGRY PRISONERS.
Complain Of Food and Quarters al Deer
Island, Down the Bay.

BosTor, Jan. ls.-About half of the
400 prisoners at the House Of Industry.
Deer Island began yelling al supper last
night, and continued it all night. Cramped
quarters and the poor qusiity Of the food
caused the outbresk. Two members Of the
board Of directors went there today and
heard the grievances, and promised to con-
slider them, and the men immediately re-
turned pesceably 10 work. No one was
hurt and no damage vas done to property.
The commissioners admit the insdequ
Of the quarters. but believe the prisoner Q
have little reason to complain of the food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

On the Baltimore In Case There |,
Trouble With Chilli.

SAN FRAEClsco, Jan. IS The Call this
morning states that cruiser Baltimore now
at Mare Island navy ward, has received OF
ders to leave Wednesday for the South,
She will go direct to Acapulco or Ca'ss
without stop. Nothing can be learned 70
chow ,ha. she uill he joined by the Char
lesion or San Francisco now at San Diego.
Capt Schey and s!l the officers Of he
Baltimore whose cruIsa has expired, have
asked TO be re-assigaed to the ship on the
understso ding thst trouble will occur with
Chill. Nearly sli the tiue expired sailors
on the cruiser have also re-eniisted on a
similar understanding. 1t is slso s.s'ed
that the mohican, = wooden vessel, has
been ordered 10 leave in q day or t~o for
Panama.
The Mohican is now at Mare Islsnd
nearly ready for sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
nth ANNUAL CONVENTION


WAsHIsGroF, Jan. IS The Path an
nuai convention of the American Womah =
Suffrage Association began here today
Two secret SESSIONS were held and vaal
amount of routine business Vas transacted
he frat public s5Ion was held tonight si
the Cturcn Of Our Faiber. rI'h a good
attendance.
Mrs Elizabeth Csdy Stan'ou, president
Of tine 'he sssOciaion presided and made
the opening address. Her tutjscl was
Solitude OF Self " Mrs. Cuoline II
Miller, Msryisna, spoke on The Golden
Rule," Lucy Stone made an address or
THE Outlook" She conterded that stree
the professions had been open 70 the femslr
sax, women had fully demonstrated whs,
they could do, something impossible before
this state of things prevailed. The session
corcluded with "reminiscences Of foriy
years ago by Miss Susan B. Anthony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
DIBLIN'S SYMPATHY
Expressed for Prince and Princess OF
Wales in Their Bereavement.

DuuLIN, Jan, lS--The corporation Of
the eIty OF Dublin had already adopted
woe OF Condolsucs with the Prince
and Priv cess of Wales in the loss
sustained by the death OF their son.
To-day ihe corporation held n special meet
ing at which resolutions were adopted OF
condolence With the pleen and other MEM
bers OF the royst family. A short time
$40 Nhen resolutions CongrsiulAting the
Queen and Prince and PIincess OF Wales
upon The approaching marriage OF the duke
we're presented to the corporation they re-
fused 10 accept il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Mill TO Be Started up.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 1s.-The Agevsm
Manufacturing Compsuys mill. which hA.
been idle for some time aud recently sold
10 the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, to safety 9 claim, wal
sold today to = company in which Smiih
4 Murray, the dry goods dealers of shi.
city sre prominent. The mil will be d
once started mp. The new company viii
make undervsre, and will employ four Of
1--WE hundred hands. The plant 10 valued
at sl75, 600. and sold to The new company
for about S. COO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
FALL RIVER WEAyERS
Out Claiming That They are Not Receiy.
Enough Wages.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. Is.-All Of the
Nafrsgsnseu mill il now shus down. owing
to the weavers' strike. Thirty weavers of
the Granite mill. No. 2. have struck alleg-
ing low wages ~ tine cause, and about 200
looms are Idle. The weavers say they
we're being paid 2s IL cents per cut for
weaving goods known ss 8 S, and ask 33
cents. They also say thAs Agent Shove
offered them IL cents q cut for weaving the
came kind of goods on which they were paid
l8 l Q cents some months ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
D2EARY DISMAL DUMPS

are the results of a deranged
liver which may be put in
order by using Kickapoo In
dian Sagwa, a Medicine pre-
pared by the Indians from the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
MINNESOTA'S QUOTA.
Adjntant General Mullen Reports Num-.
her OF Men He Can Send.

BT PAUL, Jan. ia great deal Of ex-
citement was occzsinned here among mil
ta'y men yesterday afternoon ever reporI
that Brig. Gen. John IL. Mullsu, stju,sn,
general of MiDnes had Saturday re-
ported to the war department at Washing
ton the number of men he would be able to
send to the field in the event Of war with
Chill.
One os the clerks in the sdjutant gen
erals flee admitted thst important com
municstions had been passing between Gen.
Mullen and Secretary Ekins during the
past f8 hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
d LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS
Meet in State Convention and Are En-
thusiastic Over the Outlook.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. IS The Re-
publican state Convention, called for the
purpose of nominating state officers and Sc
lec.ing delegates for the ttste 1t large to
the nationai convention, met here today.
Hon. A J, Leonard, Csdio, was tempor-
ary chairman and made 3 brief address.
He said that this was tine firu really repre-
sentative Republican convention assembled
in the state since 1872. and predicted the
party will be successful il the coming
campaign The roll call Showed that fuily
500 delegates were present, every parish In
the state being represented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
SOMERSET RAILWAY

tsrmanciss aondag. Jaao zgth, asi, tes4n
yiil ran ~ follows, connecting q. OsAa1i a'iti
Maine Central Railroad.
yor gosson. Portland, Lavfst6o. Sster7tiis, "A
fsstA, shOuhsgaa aad Bangor
Psssanssr trains leave Bingham. s-H A. ".
IA or ~. Scion, ss2 A n, i2-a5 = n, Cara
tans Fails. 'sit a. N 'ieS p. " Amodsn- q
"a, s0P. NJ, sor.h AnsoH. III a NJ, 50 p
v, Anson. IN A, NJ, i-s9 P NJ Madison, 80 a
g., anr.s Sorridge~ocx, 80 4. NJ, All =
N. Bang. siding, z 81 A. N, " 70 ?. " hawteli'
Crossing, -s0z a. -, 'z.s1 P. NJ. arrive Oakland
sD. ", 10
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tarvils skoehNsan and Bangor
Pas.snzsr trains sasys Oakland, ans a. NJ, ~
PM saxtsiIs Crossing. -9.eo A. NJ, IS % ?. n.
gsnzs sidiur - "a 4. NJ, IS .n r. SoHfidEs
voaE, PA NJ, s,ls Pm. Madison, S5t a. 81.
SEE N; hnso0, sS A N, n p. N AOrth 40
.oB TO- % N, $50 P N hmbden, io-D a. ".
sRg NJ CsrratuHk FsIls, 10 IS A. 81, q "a p
y soon, 10 IS A NJ. SO p, NJ arrive Blng Isfn
lI-5o A. NJ, as p. N.
Flag stations, at which trains stop 90 signal d
noties % conductor. Mixed betwesn Bingham
.od North Anson. WH. n. AVER, sGpt.
septidti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
2ICKLISH
The President Preparing
Message to Congress,
And ths War and Navy Officials
Have an Anxious Air.
Work Being Hurried on Vessels. Count.
Ing noses OF 0ur Mllllla.
No Prospect Of an Apology B,lns MAIDS
BY Chill.
The Refugees 10 be Landed at Callao by
Work Being Hurried on Vessels. Count
Ing Hoses Of Our Militia.
No Prospect Of On Apology B.lns xadt
BY Chill.
The Refugees 10 be Landed at Calla0 by
the Yorktown.

WAsnGSGroS, Jan. Is The PfesideGt
denied himself 10 sill visitors today and
worked on the Chilisn correspondence.
he Is preparing message to Congress.
Secretary Blsire Was some that indisposed
yesterday, and today be deemed it wise to
remain ia doors. His attack was some
what similar TO that Of q fortnight sgo, hnt
not 50 severe, and he recovered quickly
from it.
Senor Mortt. the Chilisn minister, called
on the secretary at his house and remsined
sbcut m hour. rumor was in circulation
in the navy department. in the morning that
Senior Montt hsd NOT fed this government
thst an apology from Chill would be forth
CONT z
This could not be confirmed snd it wss
intimsted al the state department that there
is no bssia for the report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHISGToS, JAN 18.-Tbe following
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced;
Route 1928 North Madison to North
Anson. Leave North Madison daily except
Sunday st 3 80 r. NJ. Arrive At North
Anson by 5 2. M. Leave North Anson
daily except Sunday on arrival Of trains,
but no. later than p. M. Arrive at
North Madison in 2 hours. Adopt i'm
mediateiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
LOOKS WARLIkE
And the War and Navy Department Ofli-
cials Realize II.

WAsHIrGros. Jan. IS A decided
change has come over the officials in the
var and nsvy departments. The move
ments Of the past few days have stirred
them up ard the continued and persisteat
display Of hostility by Chill towards our
sailors and officers has changed the feeling
Of forbesrance to one of contempt for their
petty insulte. On all hands the feeling
thst war is approaching is expressed.
Commodore Ramsay chief Of bureau Of
navigation. said this morning, ''Is looks
arnke this morning"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
A DEATH STRUGGLE
Between People Eutsiirs and LsaVlbs
a Collapsed Bildsa.
Many Drowned Many Crushed TO Death
Many Others Terribly Injured.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. Is AT Title
today at the blessing OF the waters Of the
waters Of The river Kura, as the procession
Of clergy and the dense crowd Of people
were crossing an arm Of the river on .
temporary bridge, the structure collapsed
snd fell into the stream. A large number
Of persons were crowned,
The people nearest the bridge tried to
retreat but were met by the dense crowd
still surgtng forward. The result WAS .
terr f. struggle. in whiGn many persons
were crushed 20 death and large number
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
FATAL ACCIDENT
At Burnham-D of the Oldest Per
son in Town.
Special to the KEHsEBEc JOURNAL.

Special to the KErsEBEC JOURNAL.
BURsHAM, Jan. ls--Saturdsy morning
Mrs. Jonsthan Bsgley of Burnham fell
down the chamber stairs head foremost and
was very badly hur. 80 that she disd Sunday
morning from the effecs of the fsA.
John M Pesse died Monday morning
sfser an attack of the grippe. Mr.. Pease
was the Oldest person in town, being 92
years of age. The grippe has full sway in
this vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
FIRE AT CORTLAND, \. Y,
Destroys Large Part Of the Business
Section Loss, 500, 900.

CORTLAND. N. Y, Jan. Is-Fne esrly
this morning destroyed consider
sble pUr.iou of the business .eciion
John Day, grocer, in whose store the fits
originated was burned out As we're Mrs
Darby, hsT dresser, Miss Miller, dress
maker, Mi,s Mirer, hair Grssser Mrs
Pomroy. dry goods, Mrs. Van Hossen. dry
goods, q fruden, photographer. DR.. r.
Fer nsr, d. ptiss and W. Wescoti, photog
fspher. The cause Of the FIRE 10 unknown,
The loss aggregates $50. 900; fully insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Maine Pensions.

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. IS Pensions have
been granted to these Maine people
Original, Harlan 2. Ingalls,, Samuel B
Rdods, Charles z. Hsnnsford, Edward
Gregory, Albert L. Hsiies; additional
James Bvinie, John France. CHARLES B
Mosley: increase, Alden BuckBam; origi'
nal, widow, Mary A. Hsrsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
FIRED UPON"
Was ths RumOf About The Yorktown
Now at Valparaiso,
But Sec'y Tracy Said There Was NJ
Truth i'm the Story.

WAsmIEeToS. Jan is A rumor was in
circulation here tonight that the United
States cruiser Yorktown had been ffed
upon in the hsrbor of Valparaiso by the
Chilians.
The rumor caused great excitement for
while.
Secretary Tracy treated the story very
lightly and wss disposed to iidicule it He
said he had no news TO communicate to
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
MILITARY PREPARATIONS


LoSpoN, Jxn. IL Ia consequence Of
the prevailing epideIUic of iEtiaeozA here.
he projected military part Of the funeral
u ihe nuke of Clsrence and Avondale has
been sbandpaed, it beifg feared that the
exposure OF iroops in inclement weather
might result 10 u general attack Of disease.
Ii il deemed that the health Of Prince
George OF Wales ia not sufii 1ien.ly robust
70 allow Of his exposing himself 10 any
way, and he will not atterd his brothers
funeral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
MURDER AT BOSTON.
0Is Man Shoots Another in a Row
Over q WOmaD'S Cloak.
The Murderer Arrested Both Men Had
Good Regulations.

BosroN. Jan. IS In a row over 4
womsn's CLOAK, at a dance in the Italian
quarter, North End. tonight, Gensraro
Bslonordo, who was in charge Of the cos'
room, shot through the beSrt Joseph
Tausnui, brotner-in law Of Fanny Kelly,
who owned the cloak. The murderer was
arrested. Both mon were laborers, and ~
far as known have borne good characters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
WAS ALSO a Thief.
John Flood. Alias Hurphy, Who AeCi'
d.ntally Killed Bnrle SuilsS,
Arrested for Stealing 500 in Boston
$500 Was Recovered.

EAsrPoRT, Jan. lS.-John Flood, alias
John Murphy, who srcldenily shot and
killed Annie Surles here few days sgo,
wss arrested today at the request of the
Boston CHIEF of police, charged that before
leaving Boston he stole 500 from Samuel
Stanley.
The prisoner was identified and scknowl.
edged his guilt. Six hundrtd dollars was
recovered by the arres.lng tfficer which
Flood bad hidden.
He Will go to Boston By steamer tonight
accompanied by Chief of Police Mitchell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS
Will Hereafter Settle Cases Unless Re
yersed by Treasury Department.

WAsHIssroN. Jan. ls The Supreme
Court OF the United states today, in the
case involving the construction Of the im-
migration restriction Law, passed during
the last Congress, decided that the decision
OF an immigration inspector as to whether
an immigrant came within the prohibitory
law of the clause Was binding and review
able only by the treasury department. not
by the courts.
The controversy arose over the decision
Of the commissioner Of immigration at San
Francisco, in refusing to aliow six Japanese
women to land at that port, on the ground
that they were likely to bacome public
charges and had been imported for immoral
purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
LOST His LIFE
Oh hNs.haad Lska While On
Hls Way To Kiaeo.
he Probably Fell 0Tsr ths Lake Bank
and Vas Killed.


BANGOR, Jan. ls.-Frieay morning
Simeon Robinson left Gfeenvills to cross
Moo.ehssd lake. Sssurdy morning wcrd
'esehed Kineo ths. he had OF reached j.
destination. A search vas CONNER csd ard
sunday afternoon sss body Of the unfor-
innate Han was found at Dutton place,
four miles from Kinso. Il seems that the
usn ~as Lost ard went sshoru acd going
1sck TO ihe lake felt over the bank and was
Oiled Blood vas found oa the rocks and
here vas hole ia his head, snd he was
dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
A BIG DEAL.
The Entire S5,0tp0,O0O Baltimore e.
Ohio stock Taken Up.

BALTIMORE Jan. - A syndicate COM
posed Of Blake, soi.sevain 4 Company
London. Robert Fleming & EcasseI, Lon
don, Verniiys & Co, August Belmont 6
Co, Kuhn Loeb Co. New York, have
bought all Of the q 900 000 common stock
Of the Baltimore & OHIO Railroad, suthor.
lied to be Issued AZ the November meeting
Of the company. The stock viii be Iisted IL
New York and London as soon - possible
The price pxid sas far less the commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Than cure, and fh,se Who are subject to
fheumatism can prevent attacks by keepins {
the blood pure and free from the scid which
causes the disease. Fo, this purpose Hoods
Sassspafilla Is used by thousands With gYeAi
success. Il 10 the bess blood purifier.
Constipstioa 10 caused BY loss Of the per-
istaitic action Of ths bowels. Hoods Pill
Ysstofs this action and invigorate the liver.
d&vfoipYmlychoxv
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Cost Him s13.3s for AssauIting the Man

Especial to the KENNEBBo JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, Jan. Is Santa Pratt of
Esst Bovdoinhsm was before Judge Hagsr
today and fined SI3 80 for assault on James
Ailerson. He paid.
l. +. Umberbine is down With Ia grippe.
Charles Reed, mate of the schooner
Flora Morang, arrived in tosn Saturday
night.
Union meetings will be held three nights
this week, Tuesday at the Free Baptist
vestry, Thursday 6, the NJ e. chapel, and
Friday night a young peoples meeting .,
the Congregational chapel.
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THEY WANT TO VOTE.
And SO Told the House Judiciary Com.
mittee At the Hearing.

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. Is-The Hou,e com
mittee O Judiciary today gave hearing 0
delegates irom the women suffrage ronvs n
ton in support If the joint resolution pro
viding an amendment TO the cInstitusio1
extending the elective franchise to women.
There Was large attendance Of ladies'
The womsn's plea VAS made in vigorous
address by Mrs Elizabeth Csdy Stanton,
aud in brief speeches by Mis- Sulaa b.
Anthony ard Miss Lucy Stone. The spesksi I
advanced the well known arguments.
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The Old RnIe viii be in Herre

WAsHIsGroN, Jan. 1s.-The new code
Of rules TO be reported BY the House con-
mitsee on rules will not continue the pfsc-
tics begun under Speaker Reed, BY which
100 constituted . quorum Of the Houss
when il committee Of the whole. The
COMMITTEES decided to adhere to ths practices
in vogue pii3f 10 the 5la Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
TOSSED BY THB SBA
Vas ihs Brig Wellington Against
Stranded Steamer.
Two tf ths CrsV Drowned. six 0lhsp
Men Mars Rescued.
Funeral OF Duke of Clarence - Military
Operations Abandoned.

LoSn2S, Jan. ls.--The British brig We'll
lington, bound from Portsmouth, wss
osusht in the gale which prevailed yester-
day, and upon sn,e'ing she TYNE vas lifted
up by heavy sea and tossed broadsids on
against the stern Of the British steamer
tiuatsmsn. which VAS stranded near South
pier St Shields.
The Weiliugtchs eide vas crushed in and
she flled aud sank. Two Of her crew
went down with her Thu other six men
soosrd were picked up by boat, from other
yssseIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

MIDDLETowE, Conn, Jan. ls AT the
city election today the eniite Repubiicsn
ticket was elected. The vote vas light,
the Democrats becoming demorslized by
the fsciionsi gght ard their candidate for
mayor vithd1er this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Branch of Iron Hall Instituted at Clin'
ton.
.G---;.i Il La.z,aLs. I<,z...zAr

Special to the kenneoec JOURNAL
CLINTON. Jan. 17,-On Saturday ever
ing, Jan. IL, Deputy II. C. Reed instituted
q branch at Clinton with 25 charter .igners
The following officers were installed
Junior past chief justice, David S. Ward
we'll; chief justice, John B. Davis; vice
justice. R. F. Kelley; accountant. John NJ
Jewell; cashier, J L Weymouth herald,
II. W. Brown; sdjuster, John Fl. McGor-
rilI; prelste, Rev. A. d. Dodge; watch
man, Frank McKenasy; yedstte, John C.
Hall; trustees. 5. P. Feiker, Arthur Nc
Nslley and Geo. Fl. McKsnney; medical
examiner, A. A. Shaw. This branch
starts With bright prospects. Its member
ship comprises some of the best citizens in
the town. We nov have 35 branches in
this State, seven of them being sisterhoods.
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BosFos. Jan. 1s For Northern Ne~
Euglsud; Untii "Wednesday rain or saos
slight change in Temperature, wiads fr n
between ess. ard uo,th Increasing ia
strength. A storm appesrs to be fermip;
NEAR the gulf which viii probably movs
no rfheastward aiopg the Atlantic coast. in
advance Of the severe cold in the Wes
which Is moving very slowly eastward.
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0UAY's LIBEL SUIT
Opened al Pittsburg, Pa, Against the
Pittsburg star.

PuTsHuRs, Pa Jan. Is.-Ths niai Of
Senator Qus,'s criminal libel suis sgain,s
the Star oegsn here today. A Jury vas se
cured, only one Of whom IL known 70 be .
Democrat. The msjsrity are sctive Be-
puo!icans. All the testimony for the pros
tco.i3a was given AID tie defense opsrsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

BANG5R, Jan. 1s.-The Penobscot river
is again closed to navigation, after breaking
all records in the length OF time Of being
open. II first closed Dec. is. but reopened
Jan. 2.
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REMANDED WITHOUT BAIL.


PrrTsFigLp, MASS, Jan. Is.-Chafles
Adams, ,be negro who stabbed Louis Laus-
sier Friday night, was srraigned In the
District court at Lee this morning, charged
with murder. The osss Was continued
two weeks, and Adams vas rsmAndsd With
out bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
OUR VETERANS.
Where Some of Them Are Sheltered
The Deaths-The Appropriations.

WARRINGTON, jan. 18 The report Of
Gen. William B. franklin, president Of
the board Of managers Of national home
for disabled volunteer soldiers. for the
year ended June 30, 1891, shows Al aver
age number Of members present at the
several branches Of the home during the
year to be 10 93I. compared with 1895
during the previous year. The deaths for
the corresponding periods were 1926 and
s47 respectively. The estimate for the
support Of the several branches Of the
home for the fiscal year 1898 less $3.50, 800
asked for permanent Improvements is s2,
447 ,928.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The Chicopee, Mass, Fire Bug Placed
Under 5000 Bonds.

erRlHGugLD, Mass, Jan. ls.-Hugb
Hsddep. the Chicopse fire bug, arrested for
,ettir z frss in the Dwight Manufacturing
Compsny's mills. had 4 hearing this morn
ing, and was bound over in $1,000 bonds to
s-ait the May sitting Of the grand Jury.
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VIII he Made Ready for Service,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan Is The Monitor
Montauk at the league islsni navy yard
will, in accordance with Instructions from
Washington. be prepared for service q,
once. A force of men Was put to work
this morning on the vessel.
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kIiEDlVE ABBAS
Holds OHiciai Reception and Asks Min.
isters 10 Continue In Office.

CAIRO, Jan. lS.-1he new khedive held
his fret ficial reception today. Afterward
the cabinet miri'ters present,d their resig-
nations. TIE khtdive declined to accept
the TesiRnsliohs snd begged the ministers
% C0utinue in flee
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Another Man Drowned in Moosehead.

An0thtf MHh HrOWhtU tn NOOseHtHH.
BANGOR, Jan. is An unknown man
was drowned in Moosehesd Lake Saturday
while crossing. The body was not recov-
cred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
RAIN,
Colder by Tuesday Night / South Winds
storm Signals.

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land Rain, colder by Tuesdsy Eight
south Winds Signals ara displayed frou