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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
EWDsNcs AGAINST Hsaz
Being Eagerly Sought ior by French Preseeu.
tors in Panama Trial.

fNRis, Jan. s2.--The authorities ap,ear
determiaed to show by their energy In oh-
| tanning evidence against br. Cornelius
Hers that they are In earnest IN their effort
10 procure his cstraiition,
They r,alizo that they labor an Ter con-
siderable disadvantage IN dealing with pr.
iierg at the distance of Ionton.
II thpy had him here he coull be sub
iec,ed 10 the usual French process Of cx-
animation. which Includes brow beating, con.
fronting, entrspping aud everything IN the
way OF iRquisinon short of actual physical
toriure, aud sometimes approaches that
very closel, in the persistent auhieetion Of
the accused to long and eahaus,ing sittinHs.
with u view Of compelling admission through
sheer wcariness and desire for rest.
As llerE caunot bc subjected. In advances
Of esifndiiian, TO this sort of racking, the
authorities are doing the next best thing
for their purposes by putting his friends
through the process.
NJ. Clemcneeau was confronted yestcr-
lay with NJ. Stephane, with the view OF
tlieiting, II possible, some a'knowlcdg-
menis that might bc sent TO London to
strengthen the case against Hcrx.
The examination was private, hut, ac-
coriiug To the Po,ii Journal. listeners On
the outside heard enough TO convince them
that lively vocal encounter was in pro-
grcss within.
|lemenceau stoutly maintained his ,lenials
of any knowledge of corrup, or criminal
conduct ON the part of Herr or anybody
else and used language that, in any other
place, would have been promptly followed
by n challenge or duel.
Clemenceau stood his ground under all
the pressure, and the examination closed
without any admission of wrong on his part
and 1t is understood, without any additional
damages TO others.
All parties are furious against Herr. The
"pnnamites, as they are called, are en-
ragged against him for the share he is al
legged to have taken in bctraying them to
Anirioux and assisting the cx-prcfect In the
| exposures which have caused so much
scandal, while those who were not impli-
Gated in the scandal would like to see the
chief responsibility for the Disgrace laid
upon foreigner, and German at that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Auburn is to have horse sale, Feb. 2l
AMI -,
The farm hull iings Of Thomas Carey of
West Gray were burned SATURDAY.
Tie Androsooqgn grand iury reported
Saturday finding 81 indictments. mcs,iy for
liquor cases.
Fire damaged Daniel Nndds house,
Brunswick. Friday to the aHi0un; of 5000 ;
no insurance.
Pnllmau cars are soon to run from Port
laui To - owliegan. via Lewiston, On The
regular n ms The train service IL also to
be improved.
1t is said that the Penobscot ire crop Il,
rather unsatisfactory. The amount har-
the houses capacity.
On the B nQor & Aroos,ook RaiIrosd
there is ore slreEgth Is miles long, without
a carve. sid to he the longest straight piece
OF track in New EngianI.
franklin Copeland, leading farmer of
Warren. wss found dead in the woods at
thar place, Friday. Heart failure was the
cause of his death. His age was 80 years
Mr.. Fred Elwell of skowbegap. who has
been at the Maine Geners Hospital. Port
land, for about two months, die.l LAST week
and his remains we're taken to his home far
burial.
Accidents occurred as the Bailey oil cloth
works. Winthrop, on different days last
week, by which Edwin :. Mason, a work
man. hal sprainea ankle; and David
Webster had his shoulder ii.locate,i.
In the supreme judicial cnart at Bangor
FRIDAY, Can't. Geo. Y. Armstrong whose
matrimonial troubles have supplied material
for so mauy newspaper paragraphs. was
granted divorce from his wife. Hattie j.
Armstrong,
TIE fght hs;ween the Bath Water Com
pany and the cisy of Bath. which Hss heen
on loag tire, came tp all cnl Saiuriay
night: when the arbitration hoard. Jointly
selected by tie Two parties, rendered de-
cisiou in favor af the city, which reduces
faucet rentsls frrm sI0 wear to -.
J. H. Norris of Monmouth lied sa,ldenlg
at bis resiiesce Friday after sickness Gi
| a few weeks The deceased was on. Of the
most prominent men Of the town ami bsi
held many Offices of trust. among which was
representative 10 the L@;islatgre q tew
years ago, 4 widow All, three eaihl!en
| survive him.
| John n. Lord of Pertlanfl dietl Saturday
morning. He was born in New Iiampsiif,
| and went to Portland in 1859. lie ~as at
different tine. competed With the FIRMS Of
| Lord 4 Crawford. La-si, Haskell & Co..
| and the A. II. Berry Shoe Com9any, ei
| which be was presti. nj at the time OF his
death. He wps director Of the Cana
National Bank and isa,ling Democrat.
| 4 - Indicate in which the Bowdoin Pspe;
| Company operating sniils 81 Lisbon FalI'
and Tapsharn, is largely interested, il
largely Interested. has secured control ol
| large tracts Of land bordering on thu saie
power at simpsons Rips and lying ii tbs
towns of TopstssB. Brunswick sFsa Isur
ham The Syndicate viii aryIHize at oaes
Il corporation to be Eaown az tie Psievss Il
Papsr COMPANY They propose TO ssgis
work in the early spring uPes aafn 81
Simpsons RiFs sna will errrt a pulp THsl
with capacity of 50 tons daiIy, Probably
s2a0.eo viii be expended in improve
menfs.
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COAST sEAMAaS UNION


NEW YORK, Jan. PA special from
Vancouver, b. G.. says Provincial officer
McKinnon has arrived from Nanimo, hay-
ing in custody eight sailors and a -loop be-
longing TO the Coast Sramans Mon. Ne
kinnon arrcste the men in the Gult of
Georgia.
They are charged with boarding the ship
Blav nmore and Kidnapping non union
crew. During the past month several
ships in Nsnimo llarhor were raiiel by the
Coast Seaman's Union, who forcibly com
peiled the non uuion men 10 leave the ves-
sels. Among the vessels rai'ied we're sew
crai flying tine american flag.
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A SPELL OF WEATHER
That No Oldest inhabitant' Can Equal ior
Endurance and Severity

WnEKiISG, W. V, Jan. 23.--Even the
oldest inhabi,an,' admits that there has
no, been such 'speli of weather" in West
Virginia AMI eastern Ohio in IL years as
that which has prevailed for the past 10
days. Beginning about Dee ~, snows;orms
and thaws followed each other till Dee. 70,
when four inches of snow fell From that
day till this there have been only one or
two days when the temperature reached n
point " here ice would melt.
The thermometer has recorded as low as
50 degrees below zero in West Virginia,
which is surely low temperature for state
rcckoncd as part of the South. Snow has
fallen or half the days since Dee. 20 and it
now lies from 10 10 60 inches on the level,
according To locality, while in places the
drifts are 20 feet deep.
The Ohio river is frozen from the head
waters of its last tributary 10 the mouth al
Cairo, and the ice along that portion that
form the boundary of WestNirgina is from
10 to % inches thick
The Monongahela river at Morganstown
is frozen to the bottom, and that at the
mouth of Tygar,'s Valley river the gorge is
piled up 10 feet. The snow averages 40
inches where it is not drifted.
At kinewood, Preston county, the snow
has so blackaded the roads tha, busines. Ia
the city is about suspended. the storekccp-
ersin many places closing up AMI making
10 effort to carry On trade. The Tunnle-
ton. kingwood & Fairchsnce Railroad has
been blocked for two weeks, and efforts to
clear the tracks have proven futile, as the
snow slides down upon the track from the
mountain sides faster than it can be re-
moved.
Throughout Monongahela county the
snow is waist deep, and there is severe suf-
feting among country people for want of
supplies, which are procured from towns.
At Weston the thermometer has shown as
low as % degrees below, and the snow is
the heaviest known in years. o
Along Elk river fences and all artificial
landmarks are hidden, and at points there
is nothing to indicate the presence of the
river. the snow being drif,ed level from
bank TO bank. In the kanawha valley
which is usually one of the millicst sections
of the state, and usually more genial than
most places of that latitude, the mercury
has shown 10 degrees below zero and the
river is frozen to depth of u to Is inches.
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Mr.. BlAiNE'S MAiADY.

Jan. 23-l.i5 A. M.-~No change is re
ported in Mr. Blaine's condition.
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Frozen Beyond Bridgeport LIGHT.

BRipaRi.oRr, Conn, 22.---For the first
time IN IA years the sound is frozen beyond
the BRIDGEPORT light, and thousands Of peo-
pl, each day visit the veteran lighthouse
keeper, Capt. Aioiphus Mcneil, who has
been keeper since the establishment of the
light 40 wear ago.
/. Bieyclis,s and owners Of horses and
sIeigbs rides ont TO the light, distance OF
inorc than mile. The keepers mail was
delivered yesterday by letter carrier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23

WAsGlSaros, Jan. 22.-pensious have
been granied 10 'be following Maine people
Original. Greenville l.. Hail, James y.
Freeman; additional. jerry l.. McIntirc.
Charles Dnnham, Hobpri A. liebuing. Mar
ceilus 7. I.pveioy, william r. Newton,
ThoIpss : Poole. William H. pi:ei.er sup
elemental. John I Mating; increase. III
sin Il Bae5ellier. Alex Mckay: reissue,
Thomas l.. Roberts, original piJo~s, oie.,
Angie l.. Webber. Maria g.1!snniags Ellen
s. Roche, Lydia s.. ToSie supplemental
slmiss A. Ryers0n asiner OF Emerson G.
JOY. minor Of Eiisha santofp.
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A special from iaverbill. Nnss.. says II
n reported here that the Manchester, N.
H., street railway has fallea into the con-
troll Of syndicate which IL bnyirg up the
street railways OF New Engisni. II 10 up-
derstood that the ides is TO arrange a con-
.inuoHs line Of street raiIwas. down tie
Myrrimac yallsy from the N.v Hampshire
iate region 10 file sea. inela'ing the local
traffic 81 Concord. Manchester. Nashua.
Lowell, Lawrence, Harcthiil AMI slaesbury.
and thai IS soon AZ several deals can be
eoBscmma,ed the line will 90 into operation
on the hi9hes, scale Of any strert rsilway
in the world
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L0veTT WAS iNcasE.


Boefos, Jan. 22.--Lutlcr l.. Loyett Of
binroin Center. Me, committed suicide at
his place Of abode in the rear of ~ Oxford
street. csmbfifige, Saturday afternoon.
Loycit had been residing with Mrs. Lu-
einda II. Loyett, q cousin, for the past
three months, and on several occasions has
been noticed to act qaecrly. saturday
afternoon, he went to his rooln, AMI stand
ing before looking glsss. placed tho
nuzzIs Of revolver tebini his right ear
and fred the hailfs passing through his
bead AMI out over the Ieft ear, causing In
slant death.
Mrs. Loyctt heard the fall. and discover
ing yha, had happened, notified the police.
Since his arrival in Cambridge I.oyctt has
done but little vork. No reason for the
act can be given except insanity. with
which some members Of bis family have
been afflicted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
Winter
Cholera.

VIA hex aisesse Of the stans7ea ard faoses5
20 prevalent throughout View England fsas been
..&rzied by ths medical prefeasson, vizses
ghsisya. It's appearance white tie Asistis
Cholera ts ragtng abroad, a rrgardost a. s4g-
siaeans, presagsag, a. IL does. an outbreak et
the European xcourge VIII. the advent of carly
aassmez. vinser Cholera u.1siermines fne
constitutions ella Grippe victims, plays havoc
with tsose who escaped thai dread disease, and
paves the say for typho.d aud other wasting
fegsrz- Restrictive immigration bills and quar-
aHtins viii avail nothing Cholera germs are
being cultivated IN thousands of Hiase-
Cholera victims thrpuGssogf New England TO-
day. The baimy days of spring and the hot
days OF early s1mgDer VIA rouse the disease
germs to activity Is u inter Ghossfn con
ecrsativs physiciafs see tas faginting Of the
danger signal. The warulsg has been sounded.
The ala.En has been hsHt forth Cbolcra. in In
eipient form, Is here. II you would avoid
Winter GhaieSn aad f9rtify The system
against the sduslssIoo Of cheieraie poison,
begin al Immediate course of treatment with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
THE CHESAPEAKE


BosroN, Jan. 22.-A private despatch
was received in tins city last night from
Frank NJ. liowes of the steamer Dorchester
at Norfolk, Va, saying that Chefapeal"
hay is closed to navigation.
For 81 yeurs Capt. llowes has nayigate,i
between Baltimore and Boston and only oh
one other occasion has the bay been titus
closed.
The ice is from eight to 10 inches thick
and extends through Hampton Roads and
around the Rip Raps and the Horseshoe
completely blockadng the slip channel TO
Baltimore.
The dorchester left Boston Thursday
and was due at Baltimore yesterday, after
stopping at Norfolk, Va. The usual stop
was made. and then Capt. lIowcs proceeded
en the voyage. but the ice was so thicl,
that his vessel could not be propelled
through it, and he was obliged to return 10
Norfolk
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COVERED WITH ICE.
Sound Steamers Receive Dam
age from the Ice floes.
Nantucket Reached by Steamer {,
the First Time for u Days.


FAIL RIVER, Mass. Jan. -. - The
steamer City of Taunton OF the Fall River
Line, punched a hole in her hull. this morn.
ing. trying TO make her dock through the
ice bound slip. Her freigh, was removed
as quickly as possible, and workman aye
,onigt, repairing the damage.
The steamer Plymouth. of the same line,
smashed the buckets of her wheel
and went 10 Newport for repairs. The
steamer Pilgrim has 4 badly smashed wheel,
house, ard is covered with tons OF ice.
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The STRIKERS
Threaten the Non Union Sw.chNcn with
Violence If They Continue Work.

Mcxcrr Ind, Jan. 2;.---The Lake Erie
switching yards which have been closed for
10 days, opened this morning and - switch
men from Chicago were put 10 work 10 the
strikers piacos. Two hundred men and
boys called the sv fchmeu vile names and
threw missiles at them.
After diuncr tour of the now men quit
work. The crowd increased and switching
engines were kept moving. Tonight 1000
men and boys followed the new svitchmen
10 tleir hotel, threatening their lives it they
did not lrayc town.
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PAUpER ALIENS.


LoSDoN, Jan. 22.--Ilt. Hon. James Low
ti,er has been selected TO move nm amend.
men, address. lie will ask that immediate
steps be taken to legislate against Paupcr
aliens.
Legal restrictions Of pauper immigration
has been advocated by Unionist papers for
many months, especially since The expul-
sion Of Anarchists from France last spring
has swellcd the Anarchist colony with hun
dreds of indoent and pennilcss sgitntors.
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KHEDIVE DEFIANT.
His Attitude Since England's
Taking a Hand
In His Ministry Causes Alarm Among
European Residents.
Feared tia, tho Affair viii Eadaasss Ne prs.
srsss oi Reform.

CAiso, Jan, ss.--The good impression
caused hy the success of Great Hritains
Intervention in the ESyp,ion cabinet affair.
is giving way 10 3 feeling of great anxiety
among The European ivs.ieats, in conse-
gaenee Of the aimost defiant ATTITUDES
Ssnee adopted by the khcdiSc.
English efiieial, here hciicve tho khc.
dives course has shaken the British poSi-
non ia Egypt aai endangered the proRrcss
of the reforms instituted by the British
government
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NO INDICTMENTS
Found by the Federal Grand Jury a
San Antonio, Texas,


SAS ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 22.--'ihe
federal grand jury here has been discharged
but no indictments were found against any
one of tho several hundred Mo xcans known
TO have been participants in the recent, So
called revolutionary movement. the lni'aturt
steps Of which were taken on United Stal,'-
soil and within the jurisdiction OF this
court.
In its final report the grand jury says
I'VE have carefully investigated all tho
cases of violation of the neutrality Law from
all the evidence ohtanabIc, and We believe
the reports as TO the late revolutionary
movemen, were greatly exaggerated
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice tha. tf.e
viii petition ii, nsxt Legislature 10 grsne ;sss
aud iheir sssoeRse charters TO bald Sssus sssss
mske r1enis for driving logs he NarfS
Krxncis il Renohscst river. in Township s. H. :
w T. L. =. in r. g. r. II, W. r. l.. $. in I. 8. X.
~ W T. l.. =: assi on Norris Brosk. IN zsss's
ruyxushtss s r - w FL =. X ~. W. e L.
S.6R il ". f. T.. $: s X. f. ". D.. L. s. as,.i
SR 50 W e. l. :. Also on the heafwster% ..
KsSsr f.zks. in Townships 4. r Il. W f T.. :.
! and T. S, f. II. W. T. l. $ and g s,is, F. 1.
5, Al b.spg lrsbassrfex OF sad Esses Lake,
which laks i situated in t. & H. W &. L. =
and the stream 10 be improved being kasssa a
pssf az slss distance a WahDosf lssk -trrag. ais
IN the fsttsia ssers Of the tributaries cf Dsis
Brock in T. i. Il. -. W. L. Z. $. siaf s. v r.
T. L. :. and collect reasonable tois on z'l es
passing thrsurft or beneii.e-f by ssf es-e-
DANIEL. r. DAVIS.
Barsor. Dss. l. 'szz decsftf
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The formation Of tie View Ergiand Savi-
CATION Compsns. Charles Z. Moody Of Bes-
ten president. Is looked upon at Bath as q
sare Indication that at least two or three
large scEeopers will be built there the com
ing season. for Ar Moody has alsays had
his coasters constructed in Bath by Kelley
& Spear. anil believes sbat his experience is
sufficient to prove that for equal amounts
tire Bath yards can turn ous the lsest yesseIs
III tIse caass
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ROUND HOUSE suaNID
Al Rutland. vt,--Three locomotives De-
stroyed- Total Loss, S@S.000.

Rrr1NNp. VI, Jan. as.---A section of
the local round house of the Central Yer
mont Railroad was burned this morning
Three locomotives, owned by the Delaware
s ilugison Canal Company. we DESTROYED.
Loss on locomotives, $50 Goo on huiiiinI,
sls.o0o. The fire is supposed 10 have
caught from q spark.
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OF Rare Occurrence.

GErrSwicH VILLAGE. Conn, Jan. 22.--
The souad is frozen over frcri the shore TO
Captains Island, narrow sand bar three
miles oat, where tho fog horn Is stationed
Many people walked to the island.
Tis has happened! bat once or twice it
the memory Of the oides, inhabitants,
though, they say, the sound once froze over
SO sieighs were driven across TO Long
Island.
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NANTUCKET REACHED
BY Steamer With Mails Tor First Time for ! 2
Days.

VIsryAap HAVEN, Mass. Jan. % The
steamer Nantucket succeeded in landing the
Nantucket mails md small quantity Of
freight at point near Sankaty Head, Nan
tuckct. today. This is the first tine u
landing has been effected on the island for
i2 days. and the inhabitants have been
without the mails during that time.
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The visiting friends need not hesitate to
eat creams, custards. rte, ri1ile in car city.
as very little ssEoFIn9 is ns4a 10 'his sec-
ton bat the lrs.jy :eIeirae'l B4gEa'z
ExrKAcrs ehicf are kaowh tAe county
sgsf for Perfect Parity. ASH honest Fail
Measure. When st hsrac 9on'e esh saF
hostie of Exisaets bat ioa'st oa citing the
BakerE Eltraets lAe oaly Exiflets made IN
the State that have received berth AYhaL
anA DtfLoHS foYer eIEhs CORY tt0TsJ at
one Of tbs largest frgE fooD nXn5sf7 tess
in tii. coantsy.
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Bosros. Jan. 22.--Fiora Walsh. the ac-
tress anl wife Of Charles II. Hoyt, the
playwright, died n the Parker House at 3
+. ". 5f pneumonia. She was born st
Francisco % gears ago. The fuueral will
ise at Cdsricsto~n, y. H., Tuesday after
NOM.
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Bart Of arrom ,nek. 40. failed.

MsnsnaI1. No, .isn. ~ -~Alonzo X
FloFi'a ant Jesse coek:egl. propriefors d
the bank Of arrow Rock. fhis comfy. as.
signed yesterday aad the bank has beer
closed. Assets and liabilities are rot known.
II was one Of the oldest banks tn the state.
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PoRrLAxD. Jan % - Judge William
wert Virgin died early this Momlay
morning.
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csu.,a, s,at o, lincoln. ssb.. Closed.

osAgs. seb Jar. 22.--The Capital Ma
tiorai Bank Of Lincoia was closed by the
national bark examiner to-day The de-
rosits are ss25,6fso. The state has s250, 800
on deposit.
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The Iatest prize in the maripe iihe din
covered by Commissioner Piuurser in biz
search for vessei ToodeIs 10 be exhibited az
tie E9rla's Ea;r is tllc model Of the sbip
Gold H9nter, iuiit in Bangor. The vesssi
was beiog constructed for common maf-
chairman, but jnst before siie was ready
for lznaebin2, word came Of the great g.ld
discoveries in California. Az once joiners
ssre set to work fitting Der up a. a psssen-
GER ship, and a. sooH - she ceujd be fitted
| for sea she started for ii.e 'fggid coast,
Ioaelei with men viia FIR the precioq.
metal. sTiss il happened aIIat The Goli
Hunter vas the first slip to sail for toe
Pacific with a cargo of miners. theggi, she
vss followed By many e.hers.
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Diseases Of the air passages, assuming q
nsali9aans form and tlrea:ening life iiseif.
sese ia the beginning nothing more tIsan
an irritation Of these air passages, whiei,
couid have been easily cured In twenty .fons
hours by the soothing influence ofsisat great
srsrisc for all sHch ssiiEseass, Dr. Bulls
GoneIi Syrup.
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SEVENTEEN DEATHS
Already from Alton. NO.. Railroad Disaster
Fourteen aofe viii Die.

ST. Lofts, Jan. 22.--The dead bodies Of
three men were found ,his morning near
the scene Of yesterdays railroad disaster at
Alton. There have been II deaths TINS
far. Fourteen more Of the injured will Ole.
The names have been learned Of 81 persons
seriously bg, rot fatally hurt. More than
a score of others Sustained injuries Of 8
more or less serious nature.
It is rumored that ! students from
sharflef College have been missing siaee
tie aeei5ent. Ali efforts 70 ferjf, the tn.
nlur have failed. aud it is feared TIA H.ose
bodies may be found. Notraee vas fosass
t,p 10 q +. ". Of the runaway whitman,
i,iehsrd Grat.an. The to.d io-s TO li8e
copipasy Is bstweeH si2j.0 900 a5d sI50.-
6'D, anil sscl3tses engine. combination bag
gage AMI baffst c~r. go oil Taag- atl
freight cars and coDtents.
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Presidents House at Stale College BadI
Damaged by Fire Saturday Afternoon.

OeeNo, Jan. 2l,--Th, presidents hous ?
ii the Maine state College was badly dam
.ged by fire and water this afternoon.
Fhe tjrc csught in the cellar from Il can
lie.
The buildings wer5 insured. and the fur
nitnre and clothing w're insured for $500.
There was an abundance of water, the
uilege hydranis working TO perfection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
siou 600 Ehe a, Winston. N c.

WINSTON, \. C., ian. 22.--'rise block,
including the Snccd Furniture Co.'S csiah-
hshment and several other business places,
was burned this morning. Loss, 500 oen,