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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21

OUR ICE CROP.
Extremely Cold Weather in
the South May Affect II.
Baltimore Firm Sends Word TO Sus-
pend Work on kennebsc.
Changes Ia Aains csstfal Directors --Messrs.
Sswaii ard jenes Eeiirs.

RicHaosp. Dec. .-(SpeeiaI. Mr..
W. A. Province received Wednesday an
order 10 suspend work at the Richmond
houses Of Charles Russell Co. until fur
ther notice. The above action is said 10 be
due To cold weather IN the South, where an
unusually large amount Of ice Is likely to
be harvested. Two or three other plants
are affected by the order, all of which are
controlled by the Consumers Ice Company
OF Baltinore. As has been preyiou,ly
stated in the Journal, the Rnsselts will I'LL
all buildings owned bv them. The Rich
mond houses, which w'sre formerly owned
exclusively by the Russelis. were put into
the Baltimore syndicate about one year
ago.
II the order received today should not be
revoked, the ice business in this vicinity
would be materially affected BY il. IL il
not probable that large fortunes will be
made on the kennebsc this season. Oriag
to the great body of snow on the ice the
expense Of harvesting will be much greater
than in recent years. Large crews have
been kept to work at sersping for several
days, the effect Of which is already seen in
the outlay BY working men for Christmas
goods.
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IN rHE HOUSE.
The Democrats Even BIunder in Trying 10
Adjourn Tor the Holidays.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.--In the House.
Geary CDem.( of California presented n
conference report on the New York bri 'gc
till. After discussion the House ordered
the confefees to recedc from the disagree
ment. Bartlett dem of New York de-
msnded The yeas and nays, and on the roll
call the former vote was sustained. Com
mittees were called for reports, but the
only report of importance was one from the
committee on territories, by Wheeler,
Dem. of Alabama, to admit Oklahoma as
4 state.
Outhwaite (Dem) of Ohio from the com
mittee on rules, reported joint resolution
that when Congress adjourn on Thursday
Dee. 2I. it be until "Wednesday, January B.,
1894. The resolution was agreed to ard
Immediately sent to the Senate. When It
came back from that body il was found that
the eorolling clerk had made it read Mon
day, instead of Wednesday. The Senate
had amended it to make il correct. The
Speaker said the House could not agree "a
the Senate mendment, because the House
hsd passed it in proper shape, AMI the en-
rolling clerk would have TO make anotht
copy and send to the Senate. Before any
action vas taken the House adjourned.
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ANOTHER sxplasATioh ASKED.
Why Did Gresham Give Foreisssrs Eisais 10
Exeiasisa ci Anssieaasl

WAsHfssFoS, Dec 2o-The resolution
offered yesssrtay In the Senate b. FRYE
calling oB the 81 esetary OF state for reasons
in granting foreign caaie conspany right
70 land a cable from Brazil IN tie United
States, viii receive speedy answer from
Mr.. Gresham xhen il is adopted. Ns. FRYE
claimed that after the rsGass. Of the foreign
cable company was refused by both Seere-
tafies Blaine and Foster, because il refused
to surrender the nlon0poiy right 20 any
company that might De- organized in the
United States, AID Mr.. Gresham granted the
request At the Instance uf Jefferson
Chandler, attorney for lhe cable company
II Is learned at the state department that
Aug. Is last, Secretary Gresham wrote to
Mr.. Chaadler, telling him that there was no
legislative authority for granting the de-
sired permission to the cable company
known as the Gle Franchise la Telegraphe
de Paris, and in the absence Of such anthos-
ify, permission granted By the secretary Of
state would have 10 effort. copy Of the
letter will be sent to the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21
N TINE SENATE.


wasaueraS. Dec. so.--ln the Senate.
Gsihnger rep J of New Hampshire. Of
fered resolution laid On the table, de-
elarins that in view Of the widespread ia
dasfrial depression, il il the sense Of the
Senate that il viil Be useless TO attempt any
change in the tasid iAws dusies the present
administration. The resolution offered
Yesterday BY FRYE, calling for information
as the permission to land Brazilian trle-
grsph ,abie on the coast of the United
States WAS laid before the Senate aud
agreed TO.
Hoar Rep.l Of Massachusetts, called up
the resolution offered Monday. that the
Presidents Hawnixn message AMI the ac-
company ing documents be referred TO the
committee IN foreign reiations. He al.
dressed the Senate on the consti,unonshsy
of Mr.. Blount's sppain,men, as eommis-
sioner paramount.
Al the conclusion of Hoar's speech the
Senate agreed to the resolution offered by
Morgan (pem, of Alabama directing tie
committee on foreiga relations TO inquire
whether irregularities hsi occurred in the
intercourse between the United States and
Haw ali relative 10 the recent revolution in
Hawaii.
Napoleon J. t Dana placing him on the
retired iistl WAS passed. After short ex-
ecative session. the urgent deficiency bill
va. reported back from the committee On
appropriations by Coekretl tnem.l of Mis-
souti, chairman of the committee, who said
il Was very doubtful whether, if any amend.
men, to the bill was msde in the Senate,
there woald be queram of the House TO
..ss, ,,.
structed him to report back the bill without
amendment and ask for its immediate con-
sidsrstion. Many items in the bill did no,
meet the approval of the committee, bu,
there were appropriations in ii absolutely
necs ssa-y.
The bill was read aud PETER (Pop,) of
Kansas moved to strike out the paragraph
allowing mileage TO senators and members
for the present session. lie argued that in
the present depressed condition of the
country il was wrong for senators and rep
resentatiyes TO take money TO which their
righ, was, At least, doubtful. After long
discussion the motion to strike out the
mileage clause was rejected AMI the bill
passed.
The resolution offered yesterday by Nor
gan Dem of Alabama for the appoint
ment of joint committee 10 investigate
the Nicaragua maritime canal affairs, with
some notifications, was agreed TO. The
conference report on the New York and
New Jersey bridge bill was eoneurrsd
in, so the bill, if signed by the President.
will become law. A message from the
II l1use, providing for a holiday recess from
tomorrow till srd of January, was laid be-
fore the Senate. and agreed II, except
blund.r in the House. The resolution Was
corrected by making it read "iill Wednes-
day" instcad of Monday" January 3. The
Senate then. after short executive session,
adjourned.
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A MAN MOUTH PETITION.
I SO, 900 People Ask Tor Establishment Of q
Read Department.

WAsmIsGros, Dec. 20 Senator Hoar
of Massachusetts. presented in the Senate
today petition. unique in form and NAM
moth in proportion. The petition was
wound around two wheels Of bicycle made
Of oak, the whole weighing 600 poun1s and
standing feet in height. 1t contained the
nsme of $50 900 sisners, from all over the
United States. rrayin that there shall be
founded in Washington a road department,
similar to the agricultural department, for the
purpose of promoting knowledge in the art
Of constructing and maintaining roads, and
asks that in such department provision shall
be made for teaching students.
The petition originated with Col. Albert
A. Pope, Boston. II is 400 yards long,
.igned by the Governors of IL states, by the
Massachusetts Legislature and by the Off
cisls of several banks and chambers OF
commerce. The petition wa. referred and
wheeled to the committee on interstate com
merce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21
A BIG FAKE.
The Reported Legacy 10 Colby Exists Only in
Someone's imagination.

WATERyILLE, Dee 20 Especial. The
dispatches which for the past week have
been goiug the rounds of the press in this
State and Massachusetts. stating that Ger
tain lady of this city BY the name of Lii
han Gnrney, died on Dec. 10, leaving an
estate of something like $500 900. of which
by the provisions of the will, s275 600 goes
to Colby ard the other 1925 600 to two
grsndsons in Boston and Lynn, seems to be
frem the start a huge fake.
As matter of fact there is such a per
son ss Lillian Gurney, who is a resilient OF
his city, but she cid not die on the l0h of
the month, but is alive and well today.
As further proof thst the person who
started the story did it as hoax, the said
Miss Quincy is a very poor, har'i-vorklng
woman, who receives from the city an al
lowance of 81 80 per week as pay for the
support of small child. She hal at one
time small account with the Wateryille
Savings Bank, but has within the past few
weeks drawn out the remaining balance of
less than $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21

QUINCY, Mass. Dec, 9o,-The Norfolk
Association of Congregational Clergymen
took up the charges against Rev. n b.
Thompson of Brockton at their meeting
yesterday. a committee charged the
Brockton minister with conduct uniting
him for the ministry in occupying state
room on the Portland boat, April H. with
Q woman not his wife, Another charge
sas that he made certain untruteful state
hents before the Norfolk association.
The witnesses whose testimony is relied
upon to support the first charge are David
W. Alden and wife of Brockton.
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Sparks FROM MAINE WIRES.

The house of Royal Jordan IN Ne"
was burned to the ground Tues
dav, The fire is supposed to have caught
f.on a defective fiue or from spark from
he stove. The less is estimated at s-Vt" !;
insurance, $1,000.
Mrs. seachsria Hill. an aged womIn OF
ca-5,.ip'. Mills, wss found dead IN hed
w dne s,,av morning. She died from hesi'
disease. Mrs. Fred Goodwin of the same
avn. wife of an espressmau, was suleseh
" tn paralysis Tuesday and died IN a re"
htuy.
Owing to TIE recent sxplosian ~ Is
ore,er. the York Light aud Heat 70. y
u,.saso-d will pass he usual January divi-
Ia Fneiaesr wsl,ham says the hoiier
: c,n n be- repaired a, small cost and the
faan,s.ion.can N also be saved which viii re.
snee he 'compsny's total loss to aoeu'
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Dec. ~. Lacy
Blackman ventured too far on berkshire
pond and broke through A. f. Culver
went to his assistance, and he. too. broke
through. T. W. Joyce attempted a res
cue, when he also went into the water, \
crowd was watching the three men strug-
Cling for their lives, when Miss Annie d.
Hallock, young and pretty teacher. ran
up, and. throwing herself Hat upon the
ice, shouted to the bystanders to fall
down also and hold her by the ankles In
this manner she drew the men back to
firm ice, one at u time, Miss Hailuck was
half drowned herself as the thin ice kept
breaking under her, letting her down into
hl I'm
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Fire al WinsIow.

w,ssLow. Dee. 90 Special This
manning about O'Clock the barn OF Chas.
Brown was wholly consumed by FIRE cor
tanning one horse. some hens, one pis, quite
an amount of hay and straw. All that WIS
saved was one sleigh.
When Mr.. Brown came TO the door OF
the honse on bis way to the hre he noticed
a man running dosn the road at full speed
len, thought perhaps this fellow was the
c.use of the disaster.
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Exeter Trouble Not Ended.

ExETER, n. H., Dec 20.--From present
Indications there will be considerable
trouble at Exeter academy before the
tumulf over the recent escapade of the
students who posted lithographs in the
school is settled. Threatening letters
have Eeen sent TO several citizens who
have become mixed up in the affair, and
some of them are warned that the stu
dents will seek revenge if the names of
those who took part in the bill posting
are disclosed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21

FALL RIVER Mass, Dee 20. Martin
Brett. aged y. lies unconscious Mt his
home. sunday night he WAS with some
companions in = saloon near the state line,
when he was seized with "A iii OF frenzy
Rushing behind the bar he seized a re
volver aimed it at his head aud pulled
the trigger, The bullet missed it's aim
and lodged in the ceiling After two
hours the young man was able to 20 home
in street car He appeared all right for
time, then dung himself on a bed and
lapsed into unconsciousneSs, where he has
lain without food and without speaking
since The doctor describes it a. coma
accompanying fit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-21
MARK OF ESTEEM.
Zanardelli's Resignation Re-
fused by italian Chamber.
English House Rejects Amendments
to Employers Liability Bill.
Missins Steamers French Assembly Pre-
resusd-caiu lssss $3.50, 600 sst.

Roar. Dee. 2o.--in the Chamber Of
Deputies today First Vice.fresidcnt
romasso Villa read the resignation Of
Slgnor Zsnsraclh ~ President Of the Cham
her. stating that he desired 10 withdraw
from the office because of his failure 10
form ministry. The Chamber unanimously
refused to accept the resignstion,
Several deputies demanded that the doc
uments examined by the committee Of in-
quiTy into the bank scandal be published.
An uprosr succeeded each demand. Even.
mally the disorder became 50 great tina, tho
rre.iden, suspended the citing. When
hu.iues. was resumed motion compliment
ing the committee upon hs work was
nassrh.
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Four business houses were destroyed

Four business houses were Destroyer oy
fire at Prinrstor. Mo.
Louis A Nerganthal, wiae niere fs1snt
of London, committed ss,icide st Ne"
York.
England. it Is said. will spend more
than a hundred millions on hrr navy
within the next five years
Two negro hiItsre;l were burned to Death
:, parkrsyiIT@. XIV. and the mother,
crazed by grief, committed suiride-
The National Wall Paper company oi
xsv YORK r,ceives. \ charter authorizing
,hsr, "a transact business in Missouri.
The capital stock Is <is,a"a,vtH
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Hem Advertisements

nIlunc Ne,s asa, Organs a -;"ls $50. cati'g
flHVUN tEEE. Diui 4. i.rai 3, Warrington.
\ deere cudSwiw
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) psalr s.ra s,,xtas.
NJ nsu csanaass q NJ mieiAsry naAss
nasy eAansss.

pxrxt~ns.s,, ~, N --tsSn,a ain BAKER.
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-. -. .,,,hs
->'''As.esf -. Z ~ '','~ = ~ s''s ~
new nrAAsaSn sr"s>es' nv oassSs ~
charge now Is tsptSin Aissrs Nane1.
formerly IN command OF the SraStisAn
wsrsAtp Republics. and ane III the few
naval officers lasal to peixafo.
This chang, il a .,r,., ,,is.n,,,,p.ment
a, ~. .,,,..,;s,, ,,cvfi,,, ~ ~ ! ,.ryy ~ ,h..
Niefheroy. and has had a hal insaenc,
upon these Inclined 10 continue the strike
for an Increase ot wages upon regularly
entering the Brazilian navy,
Many have decided "a sssurn 10 the
United States II Is understood that
s,ronS Inducements are being held oas TO
CAPTAIN Baker in order te prevail upon
him 10 serve as second in eomnaad, bat
the result i NOT generally known IL
seems certain, hawevcr. that the majority
of the guns crews will lie prevailed upon
TO remain with the Nic;heroy; hut il ap-
pears likely that the f'remen and stoAerss,
as well as a number of seamen. will be re-
placed hs Rraxilians or others.
late yesterday, Captain Nuncz, the new
commander OF the Nictherey, shipped 90
new men and sent several af the New
York crew ashore. The rest OF the sea-
men shipped at New York were com
pellel 10 sail In spite of their protests
IL Is fhoaght that theTV was serious
disturbance on htsard the Niother'Y and
that several OF the men who ds~ircd 10
leave the ship engaged In = struggle with
the remainder Of the crew and that a
number oi men were nnaily elappod In
irons and coniiped below decks.
America Reaches sFn'ii.
The Amerie, has arrived safely at
MarahhAo' tne largest town anu seaport
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Hon. Edward wiggin Of presque Isle Elected
Master OF Stats Grange.

DOVER, Dec. 20.-(Specisl.) AT the
meeting of the State Grange today Hon.
Edward wiggin of Presque Isle was elected
master by a large majority on the first bal
lot. Following is Thursdays programme :
. o'clock. Reading the minutes OF the
preceding day. Action on constitutional
amendment if any. submitted by the Ma.
tiousl Grange Reports of committees and
deputies. Miscellaneous business. Re-
cess. .
Afternoon session, o'clock. Additional
r ports of Deputies, committees and mas
"a of subordiaate grsngss. Recess.
Evening session, 100 O'Clock. Unfinl'hed
business. Additional reports of masters
and representatives of subordinate and
oomont oranges. Remarks for good oil
the order. Closing in form.
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Doctors Are Puzzled.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Dec. On - The
medical fraternity of this city is hatiied
with peculiar ease which has just come
to public notice. Mrs. Gould gave birth
to an 1Spound child Nov. -, AID has
since been in comatose condition. Once
in every few days she regains conscious
ness for brief period. and then relapses
again. For three weeks she has slept
practically all the time. Physicians say
the peculiar case Is hrights disease.
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Missinu British Steamers.

LONDON, Dec. 2o,--The following steam.
ers are posted a, i.loyds A. missing Amoor
tBr J. Novorossiek. Oct. 81 for Dunkisk.
sailed from Mslts, Nov. II 4; Sysnzs tBr).
the CLYDE, Nov. Ia. for Leghorn; ossisn
tBr.), Odessa, Nov, |, for Copenhagen.
sailed from Malta, Nov. &, Sir John llaw-
kins tBr). Mananople, Nov, 4, for Livcr-
p,ol, passed Gibraltar, Nov, IL. William
Huutr, British vessel. The general opin-
ion is that all Ave Of these steamers foun-
tiered during the heavy gales during No
h.v
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MAINE CENTRAL DIRECTORS.


PorrlANp, Dee. 20 The annual meet
ing of the Maine Central, Wednesday,
elected the following directors Payson
Tucker, Portland Lucius Tuttle, Boston
Samuel C. Lawrence, Medford; Geo. NJ.
Pullman, Chicago; william G. Davis,
Portland Joseph S. Kicker, Port
land; Lewis c. Ledyarl, New
York; Henry NJ. Whitney, Bos-
ton: Thomas w Hyde, Bath John Ware,
Wstervlle; Frankhn A. Wilson, Bangor
Francis w. llill. Exeter, Me. The new
members are Lueius Trttie, Henry NJ.
Whitney and Henry Il. Reed. The retiring
members are Amos Paul. Frank Jones,
Arthur Sewall, Charles A.Sinclsir and Viii
liam r. Hart.
At the directors meeting Franklin A.
Wilson was chosen chairman of the board
and acting president panding the election of
a regular president, which will not take
place today.
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Heads Coming on.

Boston, Dec. % -- Governor Russell,
with the unanimous concurrence Of the
council, has requested the resignation of
IL. NJ Federhen and jeremiah Murphy.
members of the building committee Of the
Mediield insane asylum. No charge OF
dishonesty il made, but there has been
friction in the committee and loss of pub
lie confidence
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CreameryFor Sale.
viii Be Sold At Auction.

The creamery at Vas ,aIb0ro. unI recently
oporsteI by u0a. |. o. WiBslow.
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LAWRENCE. Mass. Dec 20--The weav-
ing, ear,iiug aud spinning departments of
the Arlington mills will shut down to-
night. The perion Of the shutdown Is
placed at 10 DAYS The closing il result
Of surplus production. Ii is also stated
that the mills Of Moses 7. Stevens at
North Andover are to be hereafter run at
reduced hours
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Amendments to Employers Liability Act Killed
by House Of Commons.

LoNpos, Dec. 21.---The House OF Com.
mons today, 2l3 TO i5l, rejected amend
ment. made by thd House of Lords TO tho
employers liability act. One amendment
was the insertion Of clause allowing em-
ploye- TO contract out Of the act.
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PITTsgURG, Dec, ga small engine
used at the Edgar Thomson steel works
to haul ladies Of metal crashed into m
accommodation train on bridge near
Besseiner, huriing one coach of the at
eommodatiOn into creek. Ten persons
were Injured, one Of whom has since died
and another Is fatally hurt.
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The Bio West Ends Plans.

BosToS. Dec. ga rumor is current
among the employees Of the West End
street railroad that the management y
preparing to reduce their wages on Jan. l.
It is stated that the company has taken
several of the switebmen and placed them
on the ears, and that IN the future the con
fuefors viii have TO do their own switch
B..
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HALIFAX, Dec, 20--Four young people
skating on Chocolate lake broke through
the ice and were drowned. Three were
named Doyle, two boys and q girl a9ed
90 The fourth was a boy named Ncill
Mrs. Doyle nearly lost her life In attempt
ing to rescue her children. She was
rescued by her D-year-old daughter.
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CAMBRIDGE. Macs, Dee. ~ Ground
was broken yesterday III the college yard
for uarvards new museum. the Fogg Art
museum. The building will he of In
diana limestone and will cost $4,000.
The gift was largely due to the personal
influence and reputation Of Professor Nor
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To Make One Big Plant.

ALBANY, Dec. @o.-lt is reported here
that the big works Of the General Electric
company at Schenectady viii start up on
full time on Jan /. II IL said that the
company will abandon its works at Lynn.
Mass, and Orange N. j., aud concentrate
ali its plant at Schenectady.
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Railroad ano SseafnL4 ~.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Eneff Nov.
Goth, 1893.
p...,agsr Trains Leave Augusta -
Follows

.o,y. wEsT-s.5o 4. N. for Lewiston, Farm
- 20 Rook and Portland. Boston and Montreal /;
i0i6A A. NJ !Dr BrnnsNick' aeNlst"n. fnnns ioh ~.
ycb't. d0antaia points and QIebee, 4-lo Y. n.
o., Rrgns s1ok, Bath, Portland, bostont ll.O r.
" might r4li aan} every night for Lewiston,
Bath, Portland and Boston.
.DlrG FAsr-i.so A. N. might expfessl tot
s,ovt.yss, Belfast. Bangor, Bar hAfDo;i y.
s.snben 81. JOHN and Aroostoox county,
IA N fgr wsteryille. .skowhcgaL, Bangor 5.f2
= n ,or WaterglIis, Oakland, North AhAon. Bing-
h.n gke4hegan, Belfast. Dover, koket0.I, fiai.-
4, ,tetsheE 81. John and aso3a
IN ooanty 7,5 r, VI. mixed Tor "Teryiiie
.JAn Sundays only for WaterFiie ana 1an
NE Nigh; PailmAn Train going kast al i-so A.
NJ golng Wrst at 100 r NJ, run ever
- sunday included. connecting for aod from
T.t,t.n but { 20 skowhesan On Nondsy
,nn,utnfs Of 20 Beifsst. Dexter. or beyond
e,ngar sunday nDrninge.
ne daf rans going West at 1910 A VI, aud
'fatJ,2 r 81, run daily, sunday iueiaa"d, be-
tse.n Boston. Lewiston, Bath bangor ana ST.
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Gen. ,oauuia Campo sssassiaatss.

N,w yonK. Dec 2o--The Evening Sun
all formation has been received from
s.'xa,a ADVICE. by the eonsuiate-senersi o'
he republic Of San Domingo Ia this city,
W s ,ss assassin .tion of General Joaquin
INN, governor of the province OF Axus'
SsIsgste in the southern par, of the island
No details"