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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13
LINC0LK'S BIRTHDAY
Anniversary Appropriately Oh
seiY,d By Boston CIt'gsnS.
The SsYa.al Political ClabS sat and
H lI lhs HtrIyt'S gsmIy.
Speeches by Zen. Butler. {. A. Dana.
EN.Goy. Rohie and Others.

Bosius, F.b IL -'AhfshSm Ii coin
~ss tus ,oaic uPoa which Il, srly al the
sps eeh- Cent. red a. The hsng Iet Of the
Butter Club this vverifg \, Youls's No,eI,
rhe attendance sss very large. PftsIish.
n A, Pr m3toa called the cub to e-der.
Spa ohss followed frop Cau. n + Ru'-
r chs'lrs a Dlns of the Ns~ YORK san.
q r. D4b.ei Z 5 ckles. Governor Robe of
Maine, Iurporsl J.mes ranJtr Preti .enI
PiessrtoD If the Senst, Issuance Com
mlssi'rer L'nshsn q Ne~ Haupshir.. c.
C,tfi1 C.pi J q. B Adams Slc uth-rs.
Tia ctlet 1T ot lrtetes; - Gen.
Buffers .pesch was his declaration IL oppl
sifi'n 10 the free coiH age of silver.
Mr Dams spike pirtiouiarly os his IL ii
ms rels'ioos with Mr. l. nro'n durl, & the
wa. and euiog zsd the laI.e.', m,a, virtues
q ve'nor Ru.srll US present =. IN - ,el,-
II n before b. bsrqle., tu. Was uhhge4 ,u
ave before the dlnrer
be 81, u,,vri-ary Il the birth rf Ahraham
L!ucoiA ~as otsetvtd oy tbs Midi sex
cub by Id! cola Ds>' diunrr AZ the
Psker iau.e, fres'd nj John Haskell
But Ter &C ugIet the hesd - H. 'aele and
i.loc uc d We speskers. Es.S s;or Wa
ner Il Nj Ter OF New Y0ra -rpbe of Pre-
idsns Liocoln as ,be ffss fh,si head Of
the Repub icAn party and Gw-it especially
on the history Of the psrt' ir-m the time
Of he f defa ISIS Q the gres fl tim
Issa1 Fl Bromley OF b. New York
Tribune spoke Ell qleutiS ofi 2resident Lii =
coin and the prin,ipAl eveLts vt Als Adnia-
I.t'RtiUn
II In. Chstles J. No,es ,uiogiz The
great war Precedent, and So. b" mast tI-
cours ginsly OF the outlook ~ he X put
licsnp ty. Briet speeches wert made by
eK'Goyeruor Oliver An'et, Hon Harmon
Hume and tre iisi. II, ksitOn o. the Sen-
Sts.
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IailrUaos ( STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect Nov,
Goth, 1891.

GOING WEsT-sD A. N. for lewiston
Roaalsnd. Portland, Boston and Montreal; T.46 A
n Tor Hsiiogeli, Gardiner and 3onth Gardiner
.6i0A NJ for Brunsviak, Lewiston, Warrington
K0oilaad, Portland and Boston, connecting f0l
yhHs Mountain Points. 10 r. n. foi
H.I;ossil, Gardiner and South Gardiner. q:
p n Tor sruRsvgiGk. Bath, PostlAnd, Bostoa
and Saturdays only, tor Kooklald, sos r. N. roI
Hailovsii, Gardiner sGd 3og-ff Gardiner; II 0t
Pm fnlsht Palimanj tor Lewiston, Bath, Port
and and Bost0n,
GOING EAsT-a.I0 A. M. might express) 70,
stovhesan, Belfast. Bangor, Bar Harbcr. st
Etsphsns, 81. John and Aroostook County; S1s
r. for Watsryiils, stoshegan and Bangor 3.i'
r. n Tor waferyllle, Oakland, North ABs0n
BiuyhAm, 5EcIhessn. Belfast, Dover and
FOX Eiroft, Bangor, 6Ar Harbor, b.. Stephens
H. John and Ar0ostoof County; and sunday.
only, n gi7 A. M, for Bangor.
Ih. Wight Pullman Trains run each way ever
aisht, Sundays included. bnt not to Skowhesan
on Monday mornings, or 70 Belfast, Dexter, OIL
ts,ond Bangor, on san lay mornings.
fhe day express trains so;ns West At io.l0
N and fast at lss p. ". run daily, sundays IN
Guided, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
sDd ~ John.
ACConMOnATIOy TRAIN for Auzusts
leave. 5asil (ia.Iiayf. SIS A. ii, l.ln and . n
Pm GAftiiue1. s7S A NJ; l.2O and AS r u
ltdossu, 64g q. n, rs and s.5Y r. ii.
through ticErts ~ California and all points
soath and Wsst -s7 p" rad ~ T.. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augus'a rte 'ly a'',es In Ansustz
ceiling ria ali rUat.a .ad ph.9.Ins UaggAse free oi
sspsns1.
PAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pros. a Gen1 Manager
FE. BOofHBY, Genn Pass and Ticket Ag't-
Portland Nov. %. lss!.
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RELIEF FOR RUSSIA.
Grain for the Peasants TO be Shipped by
Steamer Indiana.

PHILADELrBIA, Feb. 12.--Ths Russian
relief committee OF this city has heen
not fled by Miss Clara Barton, presid Mt Of
the Red Cross Society, that the cargo Of
grain from lows now on It's way east will
be forwarded for shipment here by the
steamship Indiana, provided the latter sSi 8
under the Red Cross fig Accordin. ly
.}ov. Pstii.nn recommends that con,rit u.
tiors of food hf' sent to that steamship hei e
instead of 10 Washington. The Indiana
will sail from this port on Feb, 20
hISrEAroLIs, Mlnu., Feb. IA tel, :
gram was sent 10 Ale xtnder Gyeger, charge
d'affsires Of the Russlsn lsgs'ion at Wsh-
iogfon yesterday, ioforming him that 800
900 pounds OF -four, contributed by the
miilefs of the U ited Sstes, the people Of
Minnesota and the farmers Of Nebraska, is
on the road to New Y0rs, en- route to
Russia
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PHILADELPHIA REPu BLICANS
Are Addressed by Secretary Noble and
Congressman B0utelle.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb, IL The young Re
rubhcaps OF Philadelphia, ctlehIs'ed
Lincoln nsy' BY bsrquet N srly @lO
persons psfticips', d To the tosst "Abrs-
ham LieC0lu" Congressman CHARLES A
Eou!elle Gf M.i q responded proncunt
iug a aloviog eu!cgy upon the lie and
char cter of the great eG,snclpstor.
w e remember LinColu, he ssd, "npI
only as saviour of his couot'y, bus 1t is ou'
proud kno~ ledge that he wss Il Rresy leader
of he Republican party. His name Is
Wi ten ir ptonacI5 hign that ih- name OF
lut one other mSn, srd he the P. RECT man
i. written shove IL IL wss q GOd-upiIited
man vho was able to render humanity tbe
greatest service ever rendered IT,"
Secre'Siy Noble snaweTad TO the toast
"Ths R'puoilcsn PARTY"
Tne Penney lysnlS Club. sem -1oli'i al
organ zslion mere, toni ht celebrated tht
birthday Of Abrshsm LuceIn bV dinner
Covers were lsid far 100. Ex- 5tste SsA.
ator Joteph M Gazzlm. pres dena st The
club, presided. Among the pGincipa
guests v ere Attorue General Nil er. Solc
itor General Taft, ard lied stUes Senator
G,lllnger Of New Hampshire The ti~s
tyssf, ANTatsn Lpcoiu.' wss Responded
1, by c. S-usrt Patterson, drsu " The Law
school Unver.ty OF penrsy lven's. ~.
torbel General Miller sogketp tht toast
9 / he Present AImi5istfal3n
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GENUINE BLIZZARD.
IL EsSlgoft ths Kiaa Bhg Z. ths Rats
Of 50 Niles an Hour


EssrrokT, Feb. IL The storm thst be
ssn yesterday wss ore Of the mes, severe
hat has ever hes n known hare. /, began
a. noon with Al essIerly sud porths saslerls
wiad which Kept inctes.i until The ans =
mometer Of the weather bureau was mark
irg NIL minute, 60 per hour, fr0m tie
Ior hess.
JhIs nIgo velocity hiss only been equaIed
fur iimes AID txce ,.', twice 10 th-- lssi
10 years. The hArores-t fel 70 2sA the
lowest Of wbi( b the tsefy.r 81 the westher r
bhiesp has rectri. TIE roads srs blocks q
VIII heavy snos, bsdty drittyd, and the
Eres sTa down.
. he u0ited States steamer Woodbury.
d. out the storm at her mooring and the
State of Mai - h., uhsrt
Scb-orrr a., tvn. isyiog at Union dock
snoesei "a not n h-r strra, filed and
sAns. The scaooDtr Cayenne had b, r
~indlsss pulled ont BY the heavy .trsia .
J he wh.rvss were d,msged consi1srsbiy
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A NARROW ESCAPE
Of a Diver While Raising Boat In
Boothbay Harbor.

DAMARIsco1TA. Feb. II The Herald
and Record says Last week one of the
assistants of MAJ. c, Gordon, the diver
had very narrow escape from death in the
work Of raising yacht that was sunh
in 30 fee. Of water in Boothbay uasbor
The assistant. although an experienced
diver, had never operated in such depth
| OF water The uniform was pu: on, the
helme. screw ed down and the man lowered
over tie side
The mmeEse pressure Of the water al
| hat depth necessitated a corresponding
| De aVy sir pressure inside the upiform, and
b. Il yer vas accordingly subjected to a
tenIe DdOus strain. The man was lowered
| o the bottom. and, after shor. interval
| aothIng being heard from him, Mr.. Gordon
ordered the signal TO be gwen him. No
reply was returned.
give him The danger signal"
Again no response.
Haul him up quickly, men"
But the command was easier given thau
complied with, for the diver mad got tangled
n the rope which connected the
Divers tug to the wreck. Thsre was
no time to waste, ard the cable was cut, the
man bauled to the deck and the hemlet
taken Cf. He WAS .ound insensiole with
blood tfickling from ris postrils.
With difficulty he was brought to con-
'ciou.ness, and told his story. He
rrsch.d the bottom all righ', tut The
pressure vas something terrific. 1t
seemed as il his head ~as about to burst
open sno although he felt the signsl was
powerless To answer it and became uncon-
scious. Diver Gordon vent down and per-
Termed the dangerous task 10 safety.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pi'h of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

The examination Of cadets for West Point
vi take place March Let. At Font Warren,
3cstsn, instf al of Por,Isnd.
Ruiysrd Kiphng arrived at Nsr Yo'k,
rpur.dsy, sn The TeutoDic. He vas &C
Impaired BY ms wife ard her m5ther.
Mrs Bslsstier.
Sch oner Mascot. Owned in Gloucs ster. .
yIrg at Liverpool, N h parted her cables
i'tirs'sy uight AMI vent sshore. Tns
.rvu vas saved with great difficulty. The
vessel S'll probsoly be total loss.
Tn. Units.i = a'es naval tuS MARI sets
sss succe'sfuliy launched from Usrrron
Lsrira'4 thlpgnrd at CITY Poio,, b. son,
FHur,dsy S,oruing. The Nsrkesta is one
~ the three steel tugs. the construction Of
rbich vas authorized by Congress In 1890.
fna other two, which will be known as
Iszns and W,hneta, will be lsanchei Ia
10 wesk..
are srsrd jury 8, Ne- Ycfk. I h rsdsy,
y fnrHsG a. indictment for forgery
10 sne second degree sgsinst r. NJ. Fisid.
f. il 81 eyed be to ssd She name Of ". M.
dsstsrn Of the .hp 70 cA,, to . bill Of
iadirg for 7I,282 bushels Of wheat. It
H-s dated Nov. II, 1891. The complain =
ant In the Indictment is J. ID Harris, rep
ssnties the Canadian bank Of New York.
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SD CONGRESS.
Hoass Passes Military Academy
Bill and All GE1s
Bill Calls i1f $3ss,S65, Of $3.50 Lssi
Than Last Y8r.
Ex-Speaker Reed and speaker Cris,l
Ex-Speaker Reed and Speaker Crisp
Have Friendly Tilt.

WAsHfsGros. Feb. l2. - The FL luse
went into a committee Of the wbale n tie
military soadsmy bill. The c1mnit,ee
rose ard reporsed the bill to sne House.
The amen mant striking cat The sppsep is
ton of $50 COO sor enlArgisg the gas plsut,
spd ,utstii uting therefor an appropriation
Of $3.50 70. An electric plant 10 igai the
cadet barracks, was agreed TO An smend-
mint striking out the spprctria,i)a Of
SIS COO ior drainage Of the bsrracks for
eniiated men was sgreed TO. The bill vss
t1en passed sni the House went into =
committee Of the whole on the psya,e
calendar.
Bill authorizing the postmaster general
to credit Aqaiils Jones. Sr late postmaster
st Indianapolis, Ind, in settlement of his
accsuats, With s245s being the loss su, =
t,inet by him through robbery. was taken
up. After some debste is wss moved ths,
the bill be reported TO the Houss WITH Fec
ommendsiion that it be laid on the table.
The resul. Of the standing vote was 65 to
70.
Reed of Msine, from his seatl, sug-
ges!ed that evidently there WAS = quorum
present.
Chairman (siernly)-If the gentleman
from Maine will rlse in his pace and se-
dress the chair, and make that ststement to
the chsir the chair will answer.
Reed, (rising, smiiipgly)-H / felt en-
tire cor ftence in the chair, l should not
hesitate to do so.
The motion was lott. The bill vas laid
aside With favorable recon nendstioa. The
committee then rose. and without action oa
the bill the House sd ourned until tomorrow.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commeaoins Monday. Jsns goth, 1881. trsin'
will fun IS follows, connecting a. Oakland with
NNne Central Railroad.
for Boston. Portland, Lewiston, Watsrviiia. Aa
gustA, showhessu and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, e-I4 a. NJ
III % p NJ; Scion $50 Al n. e,a5 p NJ; Cara
tups saiis. - 81 4 ", - rs =, ~ Emhder, ~
An, - = n, &pf.1 Ausou, III =. NJ, so p
~ ta,or. TT a. n, 1872 NJ; Madison, 7.2o a
s.. g0lr.s Horrtdgewoos, f.50 NJ, 2.2i p
~. Bsngs siding. 80 a " .2-z6 P NJ, Sawtsll,
Crossing. 500 ~. '2s2 ?. NJ. arrive Oakland
s.n =. T., $50 2. ",
srom Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
iefve, ss0rhegan aud Bangor
Passenger ,rains icsve Oakland. a.9s A. NJ, 80
rs, sswislie Crossing. -91o a. NJ. IS 90 =. Vi.
baags stdinT, " - A N, IS 07 2. N Norridge
ueat, st A NJ, a.it p. n; Madison, 95s A. NJ
bAF.s., AuaOu, . 81 a. NJ. b p, NJ North An
soo, riG "a 4 ". $50 y. NJ; hmbdrn, l0.so A. NJ.
ss ,. "; Curatans Fails, 'io.tS A. NJ, .6-if 2
y, sOiou, laS5 a. y, 6.le r. NJ arrive Bingham
it9 A. NJ, SIS p. ".
Flag stations. AZ which trains stop on signal ~
rciiOc to conductor, I Mixed between Bingham
and North Ans0n. VIM. NJ. AVER, Supt-
ssptfftf
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GREAT EXPENSE
Ciu''4 10 Iam,n By The
HI " Soy Sion
iran Jumps th, Tatk \ ar Brooks
40 One Injured
Reports from the Terrific Storm Along
d. Nat.
rSpecia to the KKssxsKo JOURNAL.

Especial 70 the KEssEsEo JOURNAL
RIcahosD, FEB. l2.--An ayslar che II
Snow cane yesterday snj last nigh, buryir z
gate posts and Inc fences oct Of sigh.
The storm means an ex ~ cost Of thousands
II dollars Tor the ice companies operating
this vicinity. Ga sceount Of the great
depth n sno~ TO Ice has feen ruu today
Large c,e4s bsva ben AZ WORK alt GAT at
rcrsping 4 ci~arIng olt es4Als, which
were fi.ied xilb -iy-h and broken ice when
he men turned 20 this morning
Water has run over tie Edges Of she ics
and f3wed back toto the fi.ids, making 4
watery rIo.n under the sno- several aches
deer. |. IS sl3S york sersping it eff, men
wsding in water half Esy TO lhsir boot
tops on the dumps ard il may be two or
three days befSIe the eh.srs will start in
some places.
The band fair was postponed last night,
on Accoun: OF the storm /; -il be coz
,inusd tonish! and tomorrow night.
Miss Annie Jsckson OF Wlscss et is visi'-
ing her grandparents, MIR. md Ms. james
Higgins
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BLAMING YALE FOR DELAY.
Harvard Awaiting Letter from ths
New Haven College.

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Feb. 12 A HE.
ward man ssid rsce' tly ut is prsct| e. ! )
Ysle's fault that no dates have as vt been
arranged by Yale and Harvard Tor ue
spring baseball games. Oa Jan l6 wht I
the Yale Harvard Princeton conference 10
Me- YORK failed TO materiAlizs on account
of Ysis and Princeton sSylng =. bone
Harvard received letter from the T.ie
mans G Dent saying that within few day.
sne Ysle) you'd write Hsrvsrd, set,ir z =
date and pisce for discussing baseball dsi.s
BuE that letter never cana.
Prof. Anes says be did not know uhy
Ysle had nos wriltsa tu: he expressed ST
pinion that Harvard would hsar from
Yale wi'hin fes fayp. II noa" ssid b.
"se viii write 10 Ya.e for We cannot a.
ford TO ~sit to long On account Of frn,
Oh: ths rss of our bztebsil schedule -
Harvard men do rot give much cre5srct
TO the repor, that Yale /. waiting to secur;
evidence sgaiast Highlands for profession
zlism
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Fate gave Us parents, choice gives u.
frier ds, and-professionsl skill has given
the households Of America DR.. Hands
Rsmediss for Children. His children's
Disrrb 4 Mixture i. one Of the most pos
itlvsly beneficial medicines ever introduced.
Ircurss all phases of summer complaint,
and prevents i. IL used occasionally with
children having tendency TO ifregularity
Of bowels. Strongly irdorssd popularity
and professionally. For sale By Ga. X.
Partridge. augusta. Geo ". Dorr, Water
vile, c. H brann, Halioseii, Geo. e
Warren, Gardiner dcsslyfolfm
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The Blaine Divorce Case.

DKADwooD, S. d ,Feh. l2.-The BI.iae
divorce case came up agAlD before Judge
Tnomss yesterday On the met on Of the
plaintiffs attorneys for Al ordsr On the de-
fsndant, James G. Blsine, Jr.. 10 shov
Cause Why bis ausssr 70 the complaint
should not be striclen from :he 6les and
record the action as for Contempt Of ecu-i
for having ignored aud disebsyed orders Of
tae couu heretofore made and also TO snos
cause why tie case should not be sc. down
for immediate trial. The orders are re.
,urnsble On Feb. I6
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NAVY OF GERMANY.
A Tall for Larger Number of War
Vessels.

BERLIN, Feb. l2 In the debate in the
Reichstsg today on the navy estimator,
Admiral Holman, Secretary Of the Ad-
mrslty, made statement OF the increase
Of the naval forces Of othe, powers and
their resdiness for immediate sciion, and
he demanded a suiIsble addition TO tie
personnel Of the GeI imam navy.
In future war, he ssid, victory would de
pend upon which combsrsnt was the quick
est to send to sest of action the strong er
fee. The small lumber OF the German
~sr ships and their psrtisi inferiority would
'lcresse the necessity of rapid contren-
usion of thSir whole strength Naval
authorities concurred that irn' clad srmor-
ed cruisers could only be effectively en-
ployed within the first week sitter an out
break of war, if each ship was manned by
sufficiently strong and properly trained
crew. He concluded by comparing The
forces svsilsbie for The immediate man
ming of the fleets of Russia and France.
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A REyOLUTIONIsT CAPTURED.
Ybenezen Protests That He Did All His
Fighting in Mexico.

SAN AsrosIo, Feb l2.-Csrmen Ybene-
zen, 8 Mexican revolu ionisf, has been ar
rested here by Deputy Unit States Mar
shsl Kilgore. Ybsnezen led the revoiu-
tionists in the stack on the Mexican troops
at Leorfilles, Mex, in which four NJ 1ican
soldiers were killed. He admits thi-, but
declares that he committed no oFsuse on
American soil, though an Indictment vas
found against him in the Federal Court at
Brownsville charging him With violation Of
the neutrality laws. He has been here
about . week, and declares tbs; he knovs
nothing more Of the revolution or The
whereabouts Of CARA.
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After the Grip

Conv.lescence is very SLOW, and to reccver
the hesltt-.one 8 good tonic 10 absolutely
necessary. Hoods Sarsapsrills has been
used With wonderful success IS building
up medicine and blood p1rifsr after attacks
Of the Grip, after Typhoid Fever, scs,ie.
Fever, ,Diphsheris, Pneumonia or other prot
trsting diseases. It possesses just she build
ing-up feet so much needed ;lI yitslizes and
enriches the thin and impoverished blood and
invisorates the kidneys snd stimulates the
liver so that they Tssume regular And
hesltby aci,n Thousands Of people have
taken Hoods Ssrsapartlis as a preventive
Of the grip With success. Thousands have
fou1d in it restoration to health and
strength after this dreaded complaint. For
insunce, Mr.. jacob Knapp OF Tipson, Iovs
3 zsli kaosn tusness man, says be had
the grip t-iee, lsavibg him very vsak ard
With bad couzt. Hoods SsrsspsrilIs
gave h m = splendid sp2siise, made him
feel snooz and IS veil ~ ever.
rLsA tsbl3ltfoipfm
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Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-The follo~in,
change in the star postal service has bee,
announced:
Route 466. Orrins.on Center to O'ring
ton. From March l. 1892, increase service
TO six times week. Change schedule K
read daily except Sunday.
Route 503. Greenvale to RSngeley, thre,
miles and back, three times week. bg
schedule Of not to exceed one hour rua
hing time each way. Fiom Feb. 10, 1892
to June 80, 1892.
Route 504. Madrid to railroad station On
o J four miles and back six times week
by schedule OF not to exceed one houl
running time each way. From Feb. 10
1892, to June 80 1892.
Postal service ou route 140, from Phil.
lips to Madrid and Greenvale to Rangeley
is discontinued after Feb. l3, 1892.
The site Of the postoffice at Embden ha:
been changed one mile south on routt
l0l ,0i8.
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS


EEw YORK, Feb. ~ Three hurdr, a
K pubhcaus here toDjgi celebrated the On.
nivtfssr5 of LtncJln's brthdsy at a dluues
eisen by The X publican Cub Of the cry Of
Neu York j m "A b Blanchard PRESIDED
Sested IT the ;s0ls Win him we're Cnsuncs y
M. Deoes, Gen II race Phfter,
Rev. Dr., Rotet: er, Senator
Hiscocs, OWE ii p,sH Of con
neuticut, x G. v.rngr rhiness G. L.nu, :
bury Of CUl1ecug1t. senator Ws,teD
of w omit 3 Bnd her prominent m, n.
Letters OF u 9Tet were read tom preHdea,
Hsrrlsor, s, cfetsry B sin' 6 verror Page
of Vermo ard here President Bl4nch-
ard and Kew Dt G. 4 SliDbri4ge made
pseches trl gfstc Of Lincn'n. Elu. d
S'stes Senate FIst( spoE" To tie toast " The
Plain People Senator IIscotk spUnded d
to the tosst The Ballot Speeches ~-l+
made by United States Senator Warren
Ehhu Root sn1 Cornelius n. Biiss.
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District Court at Portland.

PORTLAND, Feb. l2.-ln the United
States District Court, before Judge Webb.
10 the case of the Ulited Sta,esvs. William
Tozier Of Bingham. for viols,ion of the in.
ternal revenue law. the jury disagreed.
United Ststes VS.. Frsncis M. Forbes, two
Indictments, one for smuggling and the
other for sidii G smuggling. Both indie.
ments we're moi pressed. The jary has
been discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13
COURT AT BANGOR.
FRIDAY, Feb. IL

FRIDAY, Feb. IL.
There we're no trials IN the Supreme
Court today, but it Was money making
day jus, the same. Fifteen psrues ir-
dietsd foe keeptrg a lqu)r nuissrce have
paid & 500 snd $40 cots esch. Thus far
du'iug the term ,ne sum Of slS7l has been
p,ii 10 fer violations Of tie / quor law
Fcllos iog are the nsmes Of the men whose
cssps have been settled in this manner;
Cornelius BrenneT, Fred Bartlett, John
Blsdo. Bu-~ell & Jsques, Man i'm De
rneher. WDbar a. E-fsnrook, Elsin A.
Gre n.esf. j hn T MCGuire. Thomas j.
NuIphy. o-en NJ Csnr, Hugh McHugb,
,hn biir III. Augudus A. McIntire,
D,oisl'J M,Glry, J7hn ". Robinson,
b uist Sex.~n, Panick II. O'Donohue,
Fsvd } 'hDsJu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13
DOODLE CASES.
The Last Indictment Dismissed in thu
New York Scandals,

NEW YoRK, Feb. l2-An iudiesmen,
charging Ludwig Fulgrsf, . member of the
famous Doodle Board of Aldermen Of
1884, with bribery, was today di.mssed on
motion by the district attorney. Fulgrs6
turned states evidence with Michsel Duffy
and escaped ,iisl. This IL the lass Of the
Doodle" cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13
A LIVE WIRE
At Boston Kills a Horse and Trightens
Many People.

Bosros, Feb. II About 30 O'Clock
yesterday telegrsphc wlfe fell from a
building on Franklin street coming in COT =
tact with the trolley wire, ~hich conveyed
the electric current to the street. Several
people were in the vicinity at the time
among them eeing PStrolmel Wentworth
Of division 2. ~ho was struck by the wire,
but escaped II Jury, bsing prot. ctsd by /.
rubber overcoss AID gloves. H. received
q slight shock. Realizing the sfu,ti1n he
warned the pedestrians In the nesr vicinity
to keep from the dsr gsrous current A
horse attached TO swason Of the NJ e
tional Express COMPANY, before the
driver could stop him. sispp'd on the live
wire and fell to the grould. Ii another
instant he was dead