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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
SUSTAINED LOWER COURT.
Express Companies in Missouri Will
Have to Pay that Special Tax.

WAsHIs6roH, Jan The U 1itsd State
supreme court today affirmed the decision
ot the lower court in the suit brought b,
! the Pacific Express Company sssiust III
sudior std attorney general OF Missouri
By this suit the express company sought tc
restrain and erjoir the collection Of . tai
OF 81 on each 500 receipts levied By 81
set Of the state legislature assinst the ex
press c5mpaDiss doing business within tn,
state.
Ths coupsny's bill represented that i!
the tax wa. levied on al the compsny's bus
iness in the state, including that done psrtl,
in Missouri, and partly in other states, th'
tax would amount to Sl2 600, but il lrviet
Only on the business done entirely within
he s,ate to $1,000 l. attacked the cons,i
,utionali'y OF the set as Al interference viti
irteretsfe commerce.
Also a. violssIve of the IA h amendment
giving equal protection 10 all, and as con
traIy to the provision of the Missouri ststs
constitution r. squirirg al laws to be uni
form. The court in the opinion by Justice
Lamar, says the co lteItion that the tax i.
ievisd upon inter state commerce is un,
sound.
Ii says the tax does not relate to inter
state business but entirely to intrs-stste
business ard is expressly limited to receipt,
fer business done entirely within the state
and it was not the intention Of the Legis
l,ture to interfere With or tax inter state
commerce In any way whatever The o h 4
points raised, 1t also holds, are not vel
taken for the reason that the tax apple.
equally to all comps1ie. doing al express
business.
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ENGLAND AND CANADA.
Mother Country 10 Afford Markets for
Goods of the Dominion.

LONDON, Jan, 4 "A deputation from the
South m ,,t1p Chamber Of Commerce today
waited upon Sir Charles Tupper, the
oigh commissioner to Ens for the pur.
BOSE Of urHing upon him the claims OF
Southampton TO be the port Of departure
IN England for steamers Of the proposed
Anglo Canadian mail service. Sir Charles
promised TO consider the arguments.
IIe said the proposed service arose In
chustq renee Of the Mckinley tariff In the
u iscu s fatsB, which bad struck = tetiou,
blow At the 'rsdS OF Caosds. Ii bore es-
p cially hard on ,he Cahadian fsrmgrs
tie Infection Of the Mckinley act, he said.
20 subo fdlnste Canads to the great repub-
ltG hsd not proved sucGess'ul, but had ten
dered to unite communications between the
Uomiri1n and Greet Brltsin, which latter
eouptry afforded equally as good . msrks,
t.r the Canadian & Iods excluded from the
Uni'ed States.
He added that he found Great Britain and
he ID Jrainion felt that the time had arrived
sheu they should not depend up,n f0reiga
port for mails They cUpli .end psssen-
gvrs and male tor tte f1r East by the way
VI taasia in a mu h shorter period than 10
nov occupi 4 In ndins thr m by the way
Of Nes York.
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Still Unchanged.

CAsDgs, N. j., Jan. +.-The cot tdstiol
OF Wait Whitman rem aiDs ur rchanSed.
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THE NEW COINS


WAsHrseroN, Jan 4-The director Of
the miu, odsy received $50 worth Of the
nes silver coins, bsif dollars, quarters and
dim ard was btseiged by sppiicants for
sample sets. O4e set be sent to the Presi-
| dent 81 d several others we're distributed
among friends. The others were disposed
| OF st the market value,
These new c0iDs are being made out Of
the silver contained in the uncurrebt coins
stored 10 the treasury There WAS formerly
| s23 COO, 900 worth Of this money, At face
value, Out this has been reduced gradually
u til now there Is bus Si3 600 600 on hand
Half q million vas taken tn PhIladelphis
| recently for the purpose Of turning ou' new
| coins Il was melted and 'he resuiting
bars sboved s los. by abrasion Of $1,000. a
li.tIe over per cent.
Ths officers Of the treasury expected ct
lesst per Mt. loss. Ths difference be-
| tween ,hs face value Of the coin and the
actual value has to b. pad TO ths the uess-
u'er to balance his 81 cou ITS and this con-
siitu e, the cost of the new coinage.
Tnere is nov available S22 600 for this
purpose and Mr. Lesch estimates with tbis
he can coin about 4 million dollars in the
| uer designs.
He b pas to get an appropriation Of
sl00, 900 from Corgr So Nth -hich to con-
tinue The work and thinks with this he caa
turn out S5, 600 600 In new CONS.
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REBELLION IN MOROCCO
Tribes About Tangier Rise Against the
Sultan.

GIHRALrAR Jan, I t--A1vicss received
acre it.m r.nsier, the diplomatic capital
4 Morocco. report that the tribes In the
,eishborhSud are in open rebellion aSainst
Slhsn Mul,l ell Hsssen
In Novsmeer last news reached Tangier
from + :. the principal cisy Of the eouatry
,na it, real cap 'sl, tas' all the ministers
.nd court had been dismissed ia disgracs.
among the fallen Was Muisi lsmsiu, the
Sultsh's fsv,riie brother. He for several
years h,li the khsitship Of his brother
that is 90 ssy he iornied sort Of supreme
court Of appeal 10 ~him all osses already
ieciisd by the local governors could be re-
tertei. Reports were current that his
d,smissAl WAS the resul. OF coud intrigue.
Olher rep Irts were that Mu.si lsmain was
she instisator Of = plot to dispose his BROTH
er and TO take the throne himself Ii 10
'housht that the rebellion may perhaps
have arisen from these dismisssis.
The British authorities are taking prompt
step,s to protect Briish Interests IN Moroo-
% One o. the important points In that
country in possession Of the British 10 Cape
Iuby. which they we're actively engaged In
Terrifying A British gunbaat has already
,s-,ed n m Gibraltar 10 protect British
tesideuts, sai the b .tsle hip rhanderer 10
preparing 70 follow.
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Oh, IT'S COMING.
Rsssfdsd Satisfactory st Ha,hirstoa Is
Chli'S Pf;S,nt S,SEd
On the Valparaiso Natter And a Selut on
VIII Soon he Reached.

wAsniSGroN, Jan -fhe President
will ro. ssud 20 Congress tomorrow the
c ri spoudence relst,rg 10 the attack upon
Tie B.lim RS ss,l,rs at VslpsrAis,.
The uaoihcisl snnou c met of = prsc-
tical eomn'etiou of the iadsc al proc ed
inss l. Valparaiso and the inttnio OF the
Legal suthor;ties to punish the three Chill.
aus convicted Of participating in the as-
saul, has given ssti.fsction here aud is rs-
ssrded a. dis.i, CT concession BY the Chi
isns TO the Unued States as sh1wing that
there probably oil not be any fur,h, =
undue delsy 10 III 3i,p .iginn Of the case
|. 10 thought ihst Mi iuser Monit eil
await the &c ence If he convicted ChiiiAns
before he oth ;islty presents TO the sscr,-
sssy the oonciu.ions reached by the Chlisn
ladicisl au, horites
l. is unlikely thst the disturbing element
will b. introduced ia the Ne sgSnstions by
the publicsiiah Of incomplete correspond
euce.
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HE DENIES IT.
GFsVs Says Hs Didn't Confess
Wilson Says H0 Did,
Col. Bslllu Said TO HaYa Left rtnYol
ioR PfoYidsucs,
And Conrad's Detective Is Following Him
on the Trip East.

DENVER, Col. Jan. Deputy Sheriff,
Wilson snlt maintAins thAt d.. Graves con-
fe.sed. bat Deputy Means refuses to either
confirm or d-ny ~hs, ihs doctyr is allie ged
10 have uttered.
NJ ans today said: II have told oriY two
person. of the statements that DR. Grsves
made, snj those persons were Judge Fu,-
msu snd Sl-rf Barton. AT the proper
time ~ill ,eil sll
DR.. Graves today stated that he had not
talked ~ith Bailou since they ate di me T
together on Saturday, and While he did no'
kno~ whether the colonel WAS 10 town Of
the lime 81 the time Of the alleged eonfes
ii he had received Al intimsti Il hsI the
colonel was goiug AWAY thst night.
Col. Bsilou's friends claim thai he did
not e. secretly, but that h4 was forced TO
be 10 Providence on iue.dsy OF this week,
rne detscive in III employ OF John Ii
Conrad, the late Mrs Bssnahy's soa-inlaw,
is f0l7owius The c5l)Del On h.s ess.wstd
trip
No warrant for Csl Bsliou's arres, has
been issued ard the grand jury ,s now un-
derstood 10 be sx,miniag ths depaty shef.
IFS In regard to DR. Graves alleged con
fession. IL hss been charged by lhs de-
tense tia, ,he jury WAS unduiy ii fiuenced
during the uiai b. having access 10 the
daily papers, This is sHenously denied BY
the u jurors.
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IN PROSPEROUS CONDITION.
Annual Meeting Of the South kenne'
bee Agricultural Society.
Especial to the KENsEBEo JOURNAL.

Special to the KgNNEBEo JOURNAL
HALLowELL, Jan. The South Kenne.
bee Agricultural Society held their snnua
meeting at the off - on the grounds, South
Windsor, Jan. 2. 1892. The meeting was
cali, to order by President David Given
The following officers we're chosen; Presi-
dent, George Brown Chelsea; vice nresi
dents, John Drake, South Windsor II. NJ.
Grange, South Windsor, Chss W. Allen,
T sue secretary John II. Yssron. Chelses
(P o. HsllowelI) assistant secretary, n
D Cooper. Chelsea p o HsllowelD
treasurer, Jasper Grey, South Wipdsor
trustees, Sumner Lynn; South Wiudso-,
G. n. SumpsoD, South Windsor, A N
DJug'sss, Chsises, J II ID yle, White
field, Moses popnell, East Pittston. Re
ports Of the secretary and treasurer wer,
read snd accepted Fu1ds in treasury a
reported, Si60 Vrt.d to build clever
sddit onsl horse stalls sN there will be thirty
in ell srd make other necessary repsirs
The grounds are we'll fe1ced. tack in goo.
order and the society IN II .sperou, con
dItlOu
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AalIruaos { SieaanSua1s
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Sor.
Z9fh, 1891.

aOIS1 WFsr-z.So A. N. ,sr Lssss:oB
gaxsiaa1, PsstiAed, Bossoa and sonzyral 74s 4
n Tor GlsoSsa 4eftiasf sad Jglfh ssss2laaf
geisA n. 70. erznssi L, isxtssoe, szSysiz T.. q
kaekiand, Portland .aS Boston. connecting tg1
yykS,e hS1atA4a r1tata, CO y a t.
EAlswsa, GafEs@r AaS sou.L frsF1is,x, q
=. n '0f sfsa1 81 b. s&th. rssl ard, BE- 914
sad sstarssys oniT. Tor koekiSgs sls5 p ". To-
hsllowsiI, 94f9,4ss Gea soas1 stzgaiaaf, y ~
P.4 faishi Fsilmanl fsf LesatsE, E2sA, FGri-
and aad Bostoa-
GOING EAsT-1-i5 A. II. might exDressJ fGi
sfoShssan, beifzst, Bangor, B1 hArbor. 81
btsthsEa, 81 John asd Asosst0ok County sat
4. tor WAtsrytis, 3towhsrss and Bangor. 80
EipshAm, skovh.ssn. s-ifaat. DoTer and
FoG foft, Bangor, Bar HaEbor, 81 stepaeDs
H. JOIN and AfoSs ook C9Dsfy, Aa6 Sundays
snlJ, q 2.H 4, a., fsf Banzog.
III, Nigh Pullman Traias run saeh way eysrT
aight, Sundays 10 iigdsd. Dat not 10 sk0ghsg=s g
On MONDAY Fn0rniazs, of 70 Belfast, Dex-sr, of
beyoad Bangor, on 3sE isy nornings.
fbe day express Eralns going Vest at i0.i A
n and East 81 sss r. N. ran daily, 5a aeay4 10
cisdsd, sst1esa Boston, Lewis.on, Bath, Bangor
and o. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIs for Aasssa
losges sossa Gardiner. ga a. a., 10 ar1 u
Pm Gardiner, IS A. NJ. l 70 and is 2 ii
nAioEsii. sf2 I. NJ, i-1 and so r. N.
Through tickets " Caiifornia and all point
South and West may be haa Of E. II WAiser
seiag via all routes sad checking baggage free Of
Expense.
PATsos TUCKER. Vice Pres 6ep't Msnsger.
y. u. BoOrHBY, GENT Psss. and Tieset Az;.
Portland, NOV. 20, 1881.
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BLAINE BY ACCLAMATION.
Senator Qnay Says the Great Statesman
Could be Nominated.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 4 Senator Qusy
speut part Ut ,ss'erdsy in PIusburg, lsav
ing at light for w sshing,on.
The Senator does not take much stock
in The reports of Ger ersl Ayers candidacy
for the Pre- sldentisl nomination. II don't
believe General Aiser riil be a candidate, .
was his assertion, There are only two
nsmes spoken Of in Correction sith the
coming nominstion-H Harrison and Bisine
II the convention were held tem9rrav
l thi PRECEDENT Harrison wouli be rom
lasted il Blaine were not candidate; II
Blaire's name was presents he sould be
nom nsted by accismstioa but there is nc
telling shat may occur between nov sud
June. am COR fiient, thoush, that B sine
vii sccep; the nomination il it is give 7
him"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Form League 10 Warn Public Against
Tenement. Made Cigars.

Bosros, Jan 4 R representatives of the
Cigar Makers Unions Of Lowell, Bridge
port Blstou, Portland, Worcester, Hol-
yoke, Hartford, Sprins field, Paw
meke,. Cambridge. Milford. Taunton,
wesifaid aud Nashua. met hsr,
today AMI formed the Cigar Makers New
ERslsnd Label Lssgue, The object 10 TO
warn toe public Of alleged dsngsrs attend
ant upon smokius tenement msde cissrs
1t Was decided 10 puoli,h the names of un.
fair employers and Tenement, house mAou
fscturers IN she cigar ipdus,ry. The psv
of all msn directly in the league WAS fixed
al SS 4 DAY.
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OHIO SENATORSHIP.
Both Foraker and sherman Forces
Declare Tkey will Win.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan The Repubii-
can isG caucus for The nomination OF
u ityh 5ts5es senator will be he'd Wednss-
fss evening. Tonight hads the SlerDsn
fIlces stiIi col q lent, and the Foraker peo-
pc h0Ie'ui as ever Those msmbers OF
the L. gis!ature ~bose preferences are not .
msaer VI public kGoSieise a .mbsr not
mcre than half dozsn. These, shou d
they vote as unit, cJeH Weld the bal.ncs
Of The p9ser. Senator R.wlings, ttd,y.
iielding to the wishes Of his conssiiuen nts.
declared for Sherman, though stating thal
his personal prefer ence was for Foraker.
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vERDICTS FOR S119,9l1,
Secured Against Grand Rapids Hydrauli,
Company at New York.

NEW YoRK, jan &C, fin & Stanton,
bankers Of tbis cisv, Woodbury. & Moul.oD,
bankers st Grand Rapids, Mi h sbd Others
secured verdicts here today sgarexs,ins
els ,3fi sssi ., the president and directors
Of the G'srd R.pids Hydraulic Company in
suits brought 10 recover the value If
promissory notes made by the company
several years ago. The company vss
orgsnizsd to supply vstsr to GrAad Rapid Z,
and notes were gwen for mo sy advanced
for the enterprise. II ia claimed ihu the
morey vas 70. used for tie best interests
Of the company and was not accounted for.
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ITALIAN TRAIN WRECKERS.
Detective Ferrets Out Cause of Recent
Attempts Near Fairfield, Ct.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 4.-The Pink.
erton tetecuve employed by the Codsoli.
dated Railroad has sscertsiutd that the re-
cent ate mpt at train wreckIng near FAIR
feld uss the work OF Ils,isn Iaborers
employed oy the road.
The cnly explsoatiou given for the 81.
temp. is the way in which the Italians was
treated by the bosses The detective
recommends that the eff ,ers Of the rosd
investigate any grievances they may have
An Investigation is now being made by tbs
Connec icus Humane Society.
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WEST PENOBSCuT
Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meet.
ing and Elects Officers.

DEXTER, Jan. AT Exeter Saturday
occurred tie snnusl meeti' g Of he
West PeDobscot Agricultural Society
ard it was the largest gather.
ing In the history OF the society
Following 10 the board Of officers for the
ensuing year: John Rogers, Ststso1, presi-
dent; J Willis Crosby, Esq. d x,er. jon
athsn Vicke,y, Exeter, Joel r chsrds so q,
Ne-port, vice president; T, p, Bachelor.
K-pdu.kesg, secretary and treasurer; F
W. Hill, J. T Brown. F c. Barker, Ex
eser, II G. Parsley, Dexter, j. r. Fogg,
GNl4nd. tr1s'ees
The soci ty during the past season has
constructed 8 new stsble. built new stalls, a
judges stand 81 d handsome new grand
ssHd. The trsasnrsr's rep It shows bal
lance Of resriy $1,000 in hi hans
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PENSION SWlsDLING.
Simon n Cab,l and LOa'Sa ] Csb:l q
Bal1stor, aaira,
Charged With Fraud in Procuring Pen.
sion for Cyrus +. Gates.

PORTLAND. jan Simon NJ. Cabel aud
his wife Louise J. CRbel Of Bur ington
Maine, were befJre Uaiied lst.s Commi,.
siorer Rand this Lftsrncon, chsrg, with
fraud in procuring 3 small pension for
C,rus +. Gates to paw the funeral expenses
o: hi, wife. 1t is alleged that he charged
for things that were never had and that
the Cseels knew the facIs in ihs casa The
defendants we're bound over in $500 each
TO the February term of the DisIic. CSu,s.
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ATLANTIC SEAMEN'S UNION


Eosros Jan. 4 The Atlantic Sesmen's
UnIou held y meeting 4 here this evening", apa
voted unanimously 10 ,ntihue ;o-iemsnd $50
9 mouIh on all coast Else vssseis lesvi1R hi
port. RArorts from Phil,delpbis, Now York,
ard Bangor showed an increase of 1852
members in the past month. A oommuoi-
cation from General Secretary Walksr
stated large gsius in membership in ,hs
Fishermen's Union. The matter of sflilN
ing the four organic ,tloos Of c amen in this
country was re5orttd by tie executive
board and the action Of the board was en.
dOrsed
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FOREIGN NOTES.

King Leopold wbo is reported seriously
i'll, Is merely sunsring from . slight cold
The Paris Figaro, Monday morning.
states that Guy ID. Maupss,aut, the we'll
snonn liierateur. attempted to commit
uieide at Cannes, Last Friday night lie
Cred six Re evolver shots ~ bis head during
an atI.ck Of deiirium. but as his servens
rad tskrn the precautoa 10 draw the balls.
NJ. De MAupsssant Eas notibjured. Then
With . rAzJ he iried TO cut his throat, in
ftctiDg 8 bad but not fatal wound In his
neck.
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BOUND FOR BOSTON,
Where They Will Attend Dinner of
Boston Merchants Association

wAsHIs"roN, Jan. "A special cal
over the Pear sylvsnis Railroad will leave
here at l5 Wednesday afternoon for Bos
ton, containing = party Of gentlemen whit
Will attend the anuusl dinner Of tbs
B ston Merchants Association on Thurs
day evening. The party will consis
Of Mr. Romero, the Mexican minister
MIR Mendoncs, the Brazilian minister. Gen
Bolot-Hersz,, the Vess zuelsn mipistir
MIR Monts, minister from Chill AID thei'
wives, Repre'entstive j. G. Burrows OF
Michigan Al d VIM. E. Curtis Of the buresr
Of American Republics.
MIR Burrows goes at the request Of Mr.
Blsi 10 make .peech on reciprocity
Tne secre'sry originally agreed to 60 con
dltionslly, but the beaiih Of Mrs. Blaine
will prevent him He has written lett=i
which sill be read at the barquet.
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ROYALTY AT WELLESLEY.
Boston's Famous College to Have the
Hawaiian Heir As a Student.

Bosros Jan. 4 1t is ssid ths. Prince s.
VIetorla Of Hs.sIi. who has bsep at sch 9ol
in E9sIsHd for three yesrs. will enter wei
lesley College in the spring to fai.h her
education. and the beautiful and aris,o-
cratic udents there are ia fl Itier Of sx
citement in Consequence, ss Victoria will
be tie f,st scion Oh roy atty who has been
tbege
Princess Vistofis Is srees faced little
girl Of l6. the daughter u an Engiishm An
named tleghorDe, ~bo married cousin Of
King kslskaus. and was made prime min
lsier.
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.BOYD-THAYER CASE.
Annousc. mant Of I Decision
VS. Pitm,tura.
EIpRss Companies In Hlssoud Mut
Pay Ii. Tax On fhsli Rsc.iptS
Large Party of Washingtonians VIII
Attend Boston Merchants Dinner.

WAsHiSsroS Jan THE Boy d -Thsye'
case, Involving the lrstion Of the citizen
snip Of Boy ard a. s consequence hi,
eligibility to the efiee OF Governor ot
Nebri "a. 20 which be was elected. Wa.
not dstid d By the Uui ed S sies Suprems
Court. Inquiry into tire mattef develops
the fsc' sbss oaiy eight ju"icas eat in ths
hsaribg Of the case, Jasuee Bradley bairg
sbsenI on aces uns of iloets The premA
turs snnouresmep, that the court had d.
cided the case in favor Of Boyd by = vote
Of si1 to three. cannot be cerfscI, Their
fo,e, so far ~ respects the msjority BY
which the decision is lesed TO have beer
reached The justices will say nothing
what, yer ss to the case in advance OF the
announcement OF tee decision from the
bench.
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AN IMMENSE DEAL.
English Syndicate with S25 .0O0,O 900 TO
Consolidate All the Type FoundricS.

BUFFALO, N Y, dan 4-Cirlton L
Lyman of W. + Lyman & Sons type and
e e'ecuotype foundry, tonight related a
story of lit deal in which
an Enghsh syndicate vas to in
vest from S25 900 ,000 TO $50, 900 900
The syndics,e has bought SIT the typ
fou d'ies in the U ed Stats few
sm ,ller f.undiies nay be moved 90 the
Sou b or West end rome may he closed.
fhe 'oupdries are TO bs sold out pb'Ou,eiy
10 the syndicste, and probably member
of each firm will be retsirei in the Employ
of the company AS nsnsg-r. In s1iiio !
there will he the Eastern and Yves era
msnsger. The company is to b. called the
American Tspe Foundry Company.
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ALL HOPE DLSPELLED
For the Safety of Capt. Blouin and Crew
Long Overdue.

QUEBEC. Jan 4.-Tne z, vernment steam
er ii .risw has retufn-d d to Hsiifax sith the
intelligence ,hst no ship~recksd meo were
fouud on Bird Rocks, and the last hope for
the safety Of Captain Blouin and his ere /.
are dispelled. Thei. vessel sailed from S..
Pierre October 5'h last for this port, n
have no, been since heard Of. There WAS
pi,h them g man named scque Of Seven
Islands. The Loss vessel Is supposed to
have had cargo Of hqun.
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some ERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 29;a, Tlssi, Hsln,
will run ss follows, connecting al 0akiAnd viii
Maine Central Railroad
sor Boston, Portland. Lewiston, W4tsrvils, IA
gusta, ahoEhegRD snd Bangor
Passenser trains leave Bingham. s-8 A, ".
ia % p. NJ. 50on- s-S2 A. NJ, 1888 p n CAffa
tapk fails. .s-SS A NJ, 'l.os P. n, Em6den. 70z
A. NJ, L-Zo P N. North Anson, ~ 4. NJ, i5G p
st., AnsoD, IN A NJ. 5SF NJ; Madison, 70 a
~. 10aP.s sorridse~ocS, 7so NJ, 4sl P
~ Bangs Si4ing. y 50 a. S12s N gelis
Crossing, 400 A H., y 81 p M; arrive Oakland
30 4. n, ZSo ".
from Boston, Portland, lewiston, Augusta, va,
isryills. sko~hesan and Bangor
Passenger trsias iaaye Oakland, S.0s A. NJ, t.4i
?. NJ. ssstaEie Crossing, '9-So A M. 800 p. NJ
hangs siding, .s-<s A. n, .5.H p n Horrldxe
wooE, pa A NJ. 3,t p. NJ. Madison, "a A. NJ.
SIS p. ~ ADsoa, % a N. - p North Ag
ION, 10 % NJ, $50 N Emblem, is.so A NJ,
500 p NJ. CArrataat FAlls, 40 20 n, q = p,
N Sol0n, l0Ss NJ, GIG p NJ; arrive Bibgh IN,
ii.so A. NJ, as Pm
flag statioa., at which trains stop on signal OF
n1tios 70 conductor. ! Mixed between Bingham
and North Ansoa. Wd n AVER. sapt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
BOUND SEAWARD.
Millions Of Feet of Lumber Carried
Down River by the Freshet.

[Specisl 70 the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL
day afternoon, Jan. 3. at 5 O'Clock, the
water wa. higher than at any time las.
sprirs. All day logs in large quantities
we're driven by. Ii is reported that Ssples
& Chiids sud perhaps other owners with
them have los, from the mouth Of the
S~ifs river coo 600 of logs, and that
l.C00 900 more in 4 jam st Rumford Falls
aud nos hsiug driven down the river sud
mcst Of them must be driven to ses.
Alvin Record has purchased what few he
may secure from Jam as the bridge here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
THE CURVED ARMOR PLATES
For the Cruiser Monterey Proved Unsat
isfaetory at the Recent Tests.

BETHLEHEM, Jan. 4 -O.inz to the un-
satisfactory tests At lhdisn Head IN Thnrs-
day last of the curved srmof plate to be
used for The bsrbet,es OF cruiser Monterey,
ia Construction at San FrAnci.co. the Beth
lehem Iron Company has received insuue-
tions from the navy department to suspend
work on the carved plates for the presen'.
Commodore Folser, chief Of the bu,esu ef
ordnance. WAS bs'e today to cousuls with
Superintendent Fritz