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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
EMiN ptSHt LI0NikEb.


New YoRK. F.h. II News has been
received from I4r z,bsr that Euin Fishs
-4s greeted with the utmost demonstrate u
Of delight by HI. Old soldiers Who were left
bebIud h!m wh.n he abandoned his province
on the Nile. Several hundred Of them
heard that he was coming, aud they ~tAt
sau,h from Alber, NyEuzs 10 Lake Albert
+ ward o meet him. Ii is said the 80 n
we're SO over wed at se,i g him that 'hrY
aearl, tore Of his clothing IN their etilrt
TO embrace HIM Thes fl ed msry sS!uj's
from thelr Iih Is and Intuigsd 10 ,yesy
ma.ite-taton Of joy.
Fm a had sew, rsI LIGHTS with the natives
v bite travelling northwest Of Victoria NJ
aYA Recent np~s from OmdUrap CJt-
films the return OF Emln TO Wadsisi. itis
thought u 0mduTmAn that Emin viii hF
lble 60 re-eslAbll.h Ills authority in his I'D
Dr1yi'cn, but IT is not believed he plli et
tempt u push fr Horthwa,d.
Ibe plans of TIE Bnlnh East Affics
Comp4nv are coming to light. TIE Lor
don Times ST n1u Crs that news may com.
any dSy that Captain Lugard, VIII pisCs d
Uganda urdeT Bui-h pr0t,cuon, hs- tSt en-
posses .IOa Of Wateisi Oh oehsit Of tie
British East Africa Company, The TIME
5avs that Emin IL n hts Old territory slmpit
- prlyae iniiviiusL As = q fmsf
feial he il qrNe out Of his best. II Emir
behaves loysir there need be- no trouble,
II not, no doubt CAPITA Lugsrd will prove
himself equal 10 the situation.
l., is evident therefore, that Captain In
gard hopes to make use Of Emiu's influence
n the country 20 fmy establish Britlsr
au hority there. If Emin will work VIII
him to this end they Will get along weA t.
se,her, a. Emin would undoubtedly re
ceive a handsome sslsry from the Bfi'ist
G mpsny, but the latter viii not Tolerate
any attempt on Emiu's parI to assert any
Al ged rights as ruler Of the country.
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DID THEY SUCCEED !
Canadian Negotiations for Reciprocit!
Closed The Result Not Known.

WAsHtNGroN, Feb. Is. - Sir John
Thompson, Hon. George f Foster and
Hon. Mackenzie lowell, the Canadian
commissionets, closed the negotiations with
Secretary H S.1e ard General John w.
Fosfer, representing tire United Ststes, for
reciprocal trade relstinus between the two
countries this afternoon. The state de
partment officials refuse to make known
the result of the conference.
1t is believed that the visitors were IN
successful in their mission principally be
cause of their alleged failure to satisfy the
representatives Of this governmen. that
they we're authorized to conclude com
merclsl treaty, entirely independent Of the
direct interests Of Crest Britain.
The proposition Of the Canadians, 1t is
understood, was treaty to be concluded
on the following basis: renewal OF the
reciprocity treaty Of 1854, With the modib-
cations quired by the altered clrcnm-
stances of both countrle', the 5econsidera-
ton Of the uesty of 1888 With respect to
the Atllutic fisheries, with the aim ~ sc
curing free admission into the Unted
States markets Of the Canadian fsh-
cry produces, IN return FOR facilities
to be granted United States fishermen to
buy bait snd supplies, to trsushlp their
csrgoes In Cargds, all such privileges to
be mutual the protection Of msoketel, snd
other fisheries on the Atlantic ocean, and
in the inland waters; the relaxation Of sea
board coastiug laws Of the tao countries
and Of the cosstiBg laws sod inland waters
dividing CADsds from the United States
the mutual salvage ard ssving Of wrecked
and vessel; the arrangements for sei.iins
the boundaries between Csnsds and Alaska
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TIE MINORITY REPORT
Prohibiting Against Passage Of the Bland
Free Coinage Bill.

WAsn1SGrGN, Feb. 10 The report of
the minority members of the committee on
coinage, weights and measures, against the
passage Of the Bland free coinage bill, will
be prest nied to the House By Williams Of
Massachusetts. Il is signed by Tracey Of
New York, Taylor Of Illinois, Stone Of
Pennsylvauia, Williams of Massachusetts,
and Johnson OF North DskOts.
The report says that the first eight lines
of the Bland bill develop iys true purpose
They provide for two different dollars and
compulslou upon the cltizsn 10 receive
either in payment Of debt due him,
1T does not require q knowledge OF the
monetary or financial views the report
says, Ito demons,rate that the compulsion
of 8 legal tender power must force upOU
the creditor cheaper sud debased dollar
Few debtors will psy 100 cents 20 discharge
IheIr obligations when 20 cents will suffice
in law"
Continuing. the minority says. " This
bill converts sil existing government paper
nto paper which may be paid IN silver aud
leaves 10 pSper which must he paid IA gold
|. is evidently intended TO clear swsy all
distractions IN the form of pledges TO pay
gold, without the disunot declAfatl on of re
pudistinu, to provide an easy track on which
We may descend to - silver monontalhc
standard.
The bill compsls the government to bu}
silver as bullion and pay for II neatly 80
per cent more than the present matket
value with coin note which will be rt-
d enable IN gold az lotg as We MAINTAIN
both metals Ia circulation al fixed ratio
Ihe minority submit that the unly posi-
BILE result OF the legislation proposed IN The
bill is the prompt suspension OF gold pa .
ments BY this government, sld the lmme-
date adoption Of Ihe cheaper monetary
standard If silver. The minority srgue
that The Bland bill will bring silver from
foreign cOu3tTlts.
As 10 the efftct If the bill, the minority
ssys to depreuiate BY 30 or 10 per cent. the
value Of savings banks securities, which II
is cls mtd the bill will dc, would rob mil
lions of our industrious ciu2 ems of iheT
bard earned savings. The revenue Of the
government will be deprecated IN Ike
manner, aid every dollar + ceived II duties
aud other stxes aiil represent abou. i've
thirds h. amount nov hXed by Law.
The feet OF shis Reputation up future
attempts TO borrow money will be disas-
trous 10 the borrowers. The minority makes
8 strong plea for sn International monetary
conference as the only mssns of settling
the question ard fairy concludes with Us
argument in substance that the bill ls IN
warrsutabe to risk and is without any st-
vantage 10 the couatTy-
Appended TO The report is bill sOthor
zipg the President to invite an ILterna,ionsl
monetary conference.
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Aallfuabs t Stgs1o,uats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect sov.
10Th, 1891.

GOING WEaT-s.p A. N. ios LePiston
snotland Portland, Boston and MontEeal; r4s A
NJ for ualiOWed, Gardiner ard soGth Q 8ardineF
,sfoA N Tor Branssi5k. lewiston, Farping gtoE
Hosfiand. Portland and Boston. connecting for
gh.te HnaHtAin Points, 90o P II 10,
Haiioyeli Gardiner and booth Gardiner; sis
p n tor gfnnswins. Bath, ortlabd, Boston,
Aad Saturday, oaly. tor hOatlal d, s.os r. N. tof
HalIoweil 0arfiasf aad Soatt Gardiner; IL 90
Pm tuignt Fzllmsnj ior Lewiston. Bath, Port
sud and Hoaton.
soiNg EasT-1.l0 A. N. might eEpressl for
Rro~hrsaa. Belfast. Bangor, Bar HAroor, 81.
stepheos q. John and AfoOstook Coenty; gat A
N Tor y ~ rvlte. sE9E1egsn and Baayor 3.4s
Bingham skDghSRan. Belfast, DGger and
F0x rot. EsHsor. bar Harbor, St. stepno Us,
n Iohu and AfDos DOs County, and Sundays
only Il 9'7 A VI for BaHg0r-
Ihr NigH' Pullman lfaiIs run each way every
uisht, SHndeYs i.s-iut' 4. tut not 20 Ska Shegs q
en- Mon. .isy uarai1S-, or 20 Belfast, Dsxtce, OF
isyond Ssbs1t. II -uu iay mornings.
fnc 1aY oxYrcss trains going West at 1910
NJ and Eas' a 40 + ~ run daily, Sundays IN
elpifd b. Bs, BostOn. lssistoH, Bath, Bangor
snd 81 J0tn.
Accom- TRAIN for Augusta
fAgFs soath Gardiner. % a. NJ, / 10 ana Is
fH Gafdiner, q 4 NJ, TO aud as l.. NJ.
HaoEpH. - a VI, 5-i5 and $50 r ".
through tickets to California and alt points
Roath and Wrst nay nc hsd OF r. II. walker
i.aket agent, Augusta, be only oflos Ia Aasusts
selling via az toItea and checking baggage tree OF
rspsnaa.
FAYsDH TUCKER, Vice rres. 4 0ean Manager.
D. BOOtnBY. Gent Ps.s and iioset Agt.
Portland. Nov. g. 1871.
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SD CONGRESS.
HoIk'gas Of Immigration Laws
10 be Investigated.
House PsSsss q BIZ Establishing Ltnsal
Promotion In th. army.
Erroneous Reports Circulated Abou
President and Niee.President.

WAsHIsGroE, Feb. Is -Msnderson,
from the committee on military sff airs, re-
ported bsck sdversely feu- bill for the in
crease Q: tie iEfsn,y AID artillery branches
Of the army; and reported in lieu Of them
& bill 10 fe0rgsniZs the artillery and infsn-
Try brsnches OF the army, sad to increase
theIr efficiency, which vas placed ou the
calendar. Among the other bill. reported
and placed on the Lendsr was the urgen.
deficiency biil-Hsls stating that be would
call it up tomorrow.
Gibson Of Louisisua. from committee on
commerce, reported bill sppropristing sl5,-
coo 900 for the improvement OF the Mlssls-
.lppi river; II was plsced On calendar.
Chandler introduced concurrent resolu-
ton insIuc.ing Senate committee on immi-
grafton sud House committee on immigrs-
ton, to investigshs workings of various
laws Of the United States relative to immi-
grafton from foreign countries, snd import
atiou of contract lsboters. especially in
connection with recent admission Of immi-
grants iafected with typhus fever into New
York.
He said there vas urgent necessity for
passing Of the resolution, snd read two par
sgrspbs from New York paper az TO the
81 cases OF Iyphus fever which had broken
cut among Russian immi grants. The feso-
luton was passed and nov goes TO the
House for It's action upon it.
The Senate at 2.l5 resumed considers
ton Of the bill proviGing for public print
ing and binding and distribution Of public
documents-the pe1dlng question being
Germans amendment to strike out the ssc
tion creating the Office of superintendent Of
public documents.
Manderson lin charge Of the bll}, made
an argument agxinst the amendment and in
general def !nce of tie provisions of the
oil.
Manderson stated the minimum saving
thss would result il the bill became a lsw
was S226 900 yesr. even though the IL
crease Of extra copies of agricultural report
from 800 600 had added $50 coo 10 the c0at
of that publication.
After long discussion the section was
modified by the provison that sub docu-
ments are 10 be supplied TO senators an
representatives by the superintendent of the
fJl1irg rooms Of the two hOusesi and the
bill, which had been consllere! IN the com
mlttee Of the whole vas reported 10 the
Senate, and after further discussion vas
passed, yeas, Al; naye, 6. (Bste, Berry,
Chiffon, Coke. George and vance,.
Gail introduced bill 10 prohibit nstionai
banks from receiving or paying interest on
DEPOSITS. Referred
Psdiock's bill for preventing the sdulter
alton aud mis branding OF food and drugs,
vas then taken up ss SPECIAL order. The
bill and portion of she repor. on the sub
ject were resd. Tha bill wen. over as uu-
finished business, to come up at 2 O'Clock
each day. Adjourned.
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The Right Course.
lPiLgsleld Advertiser.

To the Editor OF the Advertiser:
Time brings changes what was good ioi
our grsndfsihers will hardly satisfy the
present progressive age. Ali pursuits OF
life have had their change, and we see nc
reason Why the manner OF a pol4uca! cam
paigu should be an exception.
The time hiss passed when few men 10
a community shall dictate the nomination
Of any man for ofhse, and We heartily en-
iorse our Hon Governors method Of per-
ionsl canvass. This plan is honorable an d
shossa commendable disposition to come
d rec,ly to the people and not depend upon
i class OF men who have claimed the poser
10 pull in the town. The time ia psst Tor
shis kind OF work. Men are reading and
posting themselves upon the progression
Ct the age in all pursuits of lfe, and among
them is politics.
The iufi Ience of postmhsters, town cleras
and coDstabies is drlfiog upon the same
level as the man With pick aud shovel st
fsr as political iLtiieuce goes, and these
men find the local power they once he Id
feet slipping from Their grasp ana more
independent position taken by the men they
1uce led to the polls.
GOV. Burlsigb's plan Of direct appeal 10
the people jus suits Us sad shows in hi
every movement Keen perception of the re
q1irements CT the tunes and his studioa as
know ledge OF the wants of the people is 8
requisite qualification for filing the position
That the 1hnd District will give him.
Siander and abuse may d. FOR slums but
not for Intelligent and progressive Msine
WORKING MAN.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
The Ir0jcct Now Is To Move the Whole
Concern 10 Mexico.

CncAGo, Feb. I5--The Globe this
mofDi,g prints the following dispatch from
New Ofleans;
'At las, the true secret Of the Withdrawal
lf the LouisisGs Safe Lottery from The
political struggle which has been raging
for many months ia out Half a doz u
friends Of John A, Morris, the principal
owner sHd director Of ihs company, have
been aware OF the coming change, bu' the
secret hse been carefully guarded
Although he has not made an announce
tnent stockholder Of the company ha.
.sid that the Louisiana State laiiery will BE-
removed 70 Mexico in 1893 President
Dtz has already expressed himself AS f,v
orsble to the proposition, provided ihe
Louisiana State lottery will make as favor
.bl, Z proposition to the Mexican govern
ment IS was msie to the state of LOUIS
iaaa. While the directors OF the company
have not yet had any meeting 10 c5uside,
the propositions made by different cities IN
other counuies, it is understood hist MIR
Morris fsvors the City Of Mexico and that
practically settles the entire matter.
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FRIEND BLANCHARD
said 10 he in Canada, Germany and
South America Stay There!

BasroE, Mass, FEB. Is The investor
Gays that as a recollection Of the Ascending
II A. f. Blanchard. the late president Of
The Maine Banking & Investment Company
4 Kansas City, NO, the Bates College.
Lewiston, Me-, has brought suit in equity
in tie Circuit Court a, x snsss City. against
Attorney &. n. Nearing for $1,000.
Mr. Eesring wac named on paper as uus-
tee for a piece Of property once con
rolled by Blanchard, upon which the
Bates College thought It had loaned the
amount named. Blanchard had secured
control Of an iBcoosidsrsbIe piece of prop
srty near the city limits and then turned
it over to third person, whom he induced
70 make ao application for loan Of si0.-
600 On it, Blanchard approved Of the loan
ard got she Bates College Of Lewiston Me-,
10 advance the money. Afterwards the
properly vas sold, with Mr.. Nearing as
trustee.
Since his disappearsuce from this city.
nothing has bss1 learned OF Blanchard.
Rumots have located him in Canada, Ger
many and South America, but nothing def
Rite has ever been learned Of his where
sbouts. His failure is a most disrsputable
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IN THE HOUSE.
Bill Passed Establishing Lincai Pro
motion in the Army.

WAsHIsGr ON, Feb 10 In the House
Hatch Of Missouri, from committee o.
agriculture, moved 10 suspend the rules suC
adopt resolution requesting that con-
mittee to report the effect upon sgIlculturt
Of the present tariff law. After some dis
cussio1 the resolution vas adopted wi!hou
division.
Hatch, who has been pressing this reso
luton, Gays he regarded its adoption ss the
first shot tited sg-iasI the target Of the Nc
K'nley bill and believes it will have i.t
effect He thinks An iuvesiigstirD vi
show thaG the ls< hiss been detrimental Il
agricultural interests snd thst the commit
tee on agriculture will fnd no diff Guilty in
obtaining Voluntarily Witnesses 10 testify as
to existing facts.
Cultivate of Ohio, from committee OF
military affairs, moved to suspend the rules
and pass bill to establish hnesl promotion
in the army. After short discussion [oD-
position being led By Breckenridge Of Ken
tuckeyl motion was sgreel to and bill
passed.
The bill provides that all promotions in
the civil line Of artillery, csvalry and in
fan.fy up 10 the grade of colonel, shall be
she seniority in the mex: lower grsde accord
iag to the original entry into the regular
service 81 a commi,sioned officer Wishoul
.ransscting any more business of import
auce the House adjourned.
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AMENDMENT FAILED
Declaring That Parliament Is Unable ia
Legisiate for ireland.

House Of Commons tbis evening on the
address in reply to the speech from the
thYoae, Thomas Sexicn, moved an amend
nens declaring ihas the msJority Of thu
Irish people ard their Representatives ID
Parlismsu; are convinced Of the inability
Of the imperial Parliament 70
lsgislaIe fer Ireland in the manner required
by the distinctive interests Of that eouotry
and thst this convention 10 intensified bj
.he manifest failure Of the land uutcAas.
to afford basis for the extenti9n of |
clsss Of oecu2ying tenants. The amend
ulent was rel scted l79 70 l55. The address
in reply to the spesch from the queen vs.
adopted.
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THE CITIES "SLUMS."
Senator Kyle Thinks They Should be In
ves'igated at Once.

wAsHrseros, Feb, u Senator Kyle
today introduced joint resolution 10
authorize the committee on labor to make
full invsstigsiion relative 20 what are
known Sc the AsiuDs- Of cities, confuins
such investigation to cities containing eco.
600 Inhabitants ard over.
Il is proposed that tbe investigation shall
relate to the occupations, earnings AID sao-
issry Surroundings OF the denizsns Of the
"slums." and other essential facts nsces-
sary to show their condition. Twenty
thousand dollars 10 appropriated to NEE
the expense of the Investigation.
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Indictments Found by Oxford County
Grand Jury.

PARIS Feb. Is The grand j1ry has re
ported the following Indictments: Austin
A. Morgan, Two indictments, nuiasrce, AID
common seller John Daley, assault, with
dangerous wespons; Arthur +. Benson,
Harvey A. Thompson and James g. Gam
mon, assault and battery; William c.
johnson, sliss William C Bailey, creaking g
entering and larceny; Rev. Samuel 7.
Record. Bethel, adultery.
Dsiley pleaded gully and Johnson not
guilty. The other respondents have not
oeen brought in. Morgan has been tae
agent for the town Of Greenwood.
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4 NEW STEAMER
To be Built at Once for the ROekland and
Ninalhayen Route.

Special to the KESEEBEo JOURNAL
RocKLASD, Feb. l.. The Fox I.lsnd
And Rocklsnd Ssesmbos. Company has dis
solved and the Finsihsven & Rocklsnd
Steamboat Company bss sprung into exi'-
tence. The old Company owned the boats
Msyf and Pioneer which were we'll
known to all acquainted in this section.
The new company wanted 4 new and
more mod IN craft and the contracts have
slresdy been awarded and WORK will be
rushed on & bost to be bull! on the model
II the famous Islander that has run for
several sessons from the kennebec TO
8oothbsy Hsrbor and mas the reputation Of
oeing the faste.t craft in that section.
The De~ boat will be called Gov Bod
we'll and will be a twin s!s:er TO the
Islander
The new company was organized with
the choice Of W. s. White, Rocklsud,
oresident, ard w. A. HesIey. treasurer
rhs capital stock is S25 600, divided into
1000 shares Of s25. There will be another
meeting OF the directors this week.
Il has been decided to purchase a new
boiler for the May ield, and he will be taken
to Portland next m m0nth to be fitted with one
Of the best boilers that can be made.
There Will be a meeting Of the Rocklsnd
Steamboat Company at R9cklsnd this wee k
u consider matters of Importance.
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MEXICAN RECIPROCITY.
Negotiations Going on SIoWIy-FayOrcd
by President Diaz.

CfrY OF MEyIco, Fen. u, via Galveston.
Negotiations looking 10 reciprocity
tresty on the basis Of she Mckinley tariff
a~ are still going on slowly.
II is reported that the { oited States gov
ernmens asks for rsbsle Of % per c-nt.
on long list of articles, Including grain
Of All kinda. building iron in ysrions forms,
csrts and wagons, ordinary furniture, rubber
boots sud shoes, EiadOw glsss, ste and
80 per cent rsbsts, on duties nov existing 3
on shsst -four, hsn1-.orked agricultural
machinery, toois, scgoOl furuilufe, s~ine.
cattle, etc.
The European me.csrt je eli mAb. and
the Church psrsy are opp pJsed, as matter
Of p5icy Ia broadening Z commercial re!s-
tions wiLD the U3issd States bat Pres Heat
Disz. invsfiA5gy ffie1dly TO tina American
peOpis, and believing eoriiaily in the Wis
dom Of stTen g.healng the tes between the
two couqtfies, is regarded az favorable &c
an ample treaty which shall promote ,
larger interchange Of products aud manu-
fac.1res Of the two couUtsies.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Ispsnose Parliament has voted half
! million $3.50 000) 10 On 'ble Japan 70
axe part in the Worlds FAIR AZ Chicago.
In conseQapa 9 ~ the nuanCsI crisis
PHriue4l wul no: take psrt in the WolIis
FAR At GhiCaR1.
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps is danger
ously IA. He is perfectly conscious Of his
critical condition and Sunday night eI-
pressed his desire that the last sacraments
Of the church be administered to him.
Tho London Globe Monday says the
prospects Of foreign cooperation In the
Cuicag1 Worlds Fair do not appear very
bright. In the case Of England the Globe
adds that the very grave feeling against tbs
Mckinley bill has not yet sub'ided, but is
% be hoped that the manufacturers will
rot let their feelings overcome thar pru-
dent Judgment.
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B0WDOIN ATHLETES


BRusswIcK, Feb. Is Training for the
athletic exhibition is nov occupying the
attention of the indoor athletes at Bowdoin
This exhibition will be given on Friday
March Is, snd promises to be most success
full. Arrangements have already been made
By Manager Mschsn to repeat the exhibitor
n Portlsud on the following Wednesday
evening" In all probability it will also be
gwen in Bath,
The class Of '93 will not probably enter
the class boat races this year. For the past
'vo yesrs her crew hss been vic c;orious sud
she will now retire. +...
/ is qui 9 possible that sufli cient enthus
ssm may be aroused to reverse the decision
recently made in regard to supporting 8
Vat.ity eight. There is eIcsllent msteris
IN tie college now to make one OF the
strongest crews ever sent out. sud the sx
Ierse this yesr will be nominal as compared
si,h that Of the Two previous years.
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CAPTAIN DIED AT SEA.
And Their Ship is Wrecked and With
Cargo Is a Total Loss.

HALIFAX Feb, l5.--The following ca
blegrsm -ss received from Rshis today
Inc Amsnuel S FsdsnoJuFgh is sshole-
The ship sld csTe0 Is ioIei i1ss. The
caplsin died On The psassgs ard vas buried
At sea he vsssg. AS owned By pariiet
az Ysrmou'h aud ,ss partially insured
Her commander. Capt. Brovn, bsloaged
8. Yarmouth.
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MURDER OR ASSAULT.
The Biddeiord Knife User Held for
Result OF Wounds.

BIppEFoRD, Feb. i In the Biddeford
municipal court, Friday morning, Patrick
Culli1sn was srraignsd on the charge Of
assault upon Thomas Kelley with intent to
kill. Two wit5esses testified to having
witnessed the assault in a drinking club
room in Hocper's hlnck early Sunday
morning 1ndge Cram bound the prisoner
over TO the Msy term OF the supreme court,
ordering him to be kent in custody till it is
known whether kelleys wounds will prove
fatal.