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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-21
DUNRAvENS NEW YACHT.
Mr., kersey Brings Latest News OF the Claim
ant for the America Cup.

NV YORK, Jan 20.--Some very inter
esting news to yachtsmen was brought ovei
from England by II. Maitland Kersey, who
arrived BY the steamer Majestic. Mr.
kcrsey is the American representative OF
Lord Dunraycn, who has challenged for
ihe America cup with his new cutter Val
Sytie.
THE Valkyries keel was laid a few
lays before Christmas said Mr.. kersey
and her builders expect to have her plated
up by the middle of February. She viii
probably he ready to launch early in April
The English yachting season begins on
May 20 and punrayeu hopes TO be able tc
enter his boat in the early races. She VIII
not start for this country until July.
when left Lord Dunrayen in Ireland
Just before sailing, lie said that he intended
10 try the Nalkyrie in all the important
races in English waters, and 20 matter II
She were defeated in some of them he
should still bring her across TO sail for the
America cup, thus keeping his contract
with the New York Yacht Club
Mr. ksrscy says that the new sloop being
built by the IIerrcshoffs for Royal Phelps
Carroll is exciting much attention among
English yachtsmen They do not hesitate
to declare it their belief that the Carol
boat will be u great prize winner. 1t vii
be the first tine in many years that al
American yact has crossed the Atlantic tc
sail for English prizes. and they intend IL
give the boat and her plucky owner cor
dial RECEPTION while he is over there.
"A great deal is expected of the yaeh
being built for the Prince of Wales
and also of the one that Fife is construc
ting" SAID MIR kersey.
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The NATIONAL HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-In the House,
the general deficiency appropriation bill
was reported from the committee on appro-
priations and placed upon the calender.
DE Almond { Mo. from the committee on
election of President, etc, reported n bill
to repeal the sections of the Revised Stat
utes concerning the several supervisors of
elections. Calendar.
Cultivate (Dho) addressed the Chair.
His objec, was to offer resolution in re-
spec: to the memory of exPresident Hayes,
but before the resolution could be read
Bcltzhoovcr of Pennsylvania, rising to a
privileged motion, moved that the House
proceed to the consideration of business on
the private calendar. Beltzhoover's motion
was voted down and Outhwaitc's resolution
read:
Resolved, That this House, on this, the
day of the funeral of the late Rutherford
b. Hayes, formerly Chief Magistrate of the
United States, as Il further mark of respect
to his memory, do now adjourn.
Cultivate demanded the previous gucs-
tion. Martin of Indiana inquired whether
it would be in order to amend the resolution
to provide for a recess until this evening.
The Speaker replied that it woull be if
the previous question was voted down. On
division the vote in favor of ordering the
previous question wasu l2s to ). Martin
raised the point of no Quorum. but subse-
qucntly Withdrew it, and the resolution was
adopted. Accordingly The House al
luurncd.
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HEAVY WEIGHTS IN FRISCO.
Ioe Goddard Is There and is Prepared 70
Challenge Anybody.

SAN FRAN is'"' 'ni', ''hn. ~. - The ac-
tionr of the famous hea't Weighs, Jack
son, Goddard and thntH-sl. are quite
amusing 70 the people 81 Sin frnncisco.
hottdhr'i' ne II known nrfiN'' mere WIN
considerable uoitlsi, OF 'iutHprt-' ana, II
was shi'i a ptlalirngr Tor F't"r JMrsson on
the end of his tongue. i'd,tc u ~ t0ubt
thoth-ki w"nii consent :" hgii GODDARD
II tiry dhi not nav" PROSPECTS OF bettcr
MATCHES hut at Tie same tine they 10 not
lik"io be 'ogge'i about ~ he Barrier
'haihlhon' VINO Is al ayS ciniienging some
body
Huen II was itarheh mat "otiarh wouh
Re IN tfi, city about Tue Nahe tinle a.
hoynski' ''iarson Dawes the iattcrs
nan$geF at "nee began h"='tiniioris with
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Lieut.. A. W. Gareelon of Company D.
End Regiment, NJ. V. NJ, has rendered hi:
resignation as company inspector of rifle
practice, the same to take effect when ac-
cepteti.
Mr.. A. NJ. Dinsmore of Old Orchard died
Friday night, aged 81. A widow and one
son survive him. He was prominent
member of the Odd Fellows and Knights OF
Pythias.
Some anxiety is felt at Bath in regard to
the schooner Jennie 5. Butler. built in 1891
By the New England Co., bound from Bos-
ton to Ashpool river, S. c. She ought to
have made the trip in 10 days, but has been
out 80. She was light and may have been
blown off.
Mr. Silas French, an old gentleman sc
years of age, and residing about one and
half miles from Guilford village, at
tempted suicide by hanging, Wednesday
afternoon. Thursday he was in serious
condition, and the physician gives no hopes
of recovery.
Mike DAILY, the Bangor pugilist has re-
ceived fattering offer to appear at Jack
McAnliffs boxing show, which will take
place on Jan 2s at Madison Square Garden,
rhe New Englander will doubtless accept
the proposition. In this case the bout with
the lightweight champion will be one of the
best ever seen in the garden. Daily fought
l;j-round draw with McAuliff about three
years ago and since that time has been
eager to meet the latter again.
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For yca'.,." said steady churCit9 ,cT
Il had been sittiny in the ssine pcw and
i'll the same seat-thc end seat by she
aisle usuaily the other places are occu-
pied y; inemicrs of my family, for we
I'll attend church pretty regularly. bit
unc Sunday recently. when for one r. 7son
snd an0the; they had all atayc1 at home,
rat ii my icw aioue. Seeing ri niy III
room there, the usAer brought To- ut with
pic q stranger. was OF course glad ~
welcome liisi. did no; gct up and SO,
nut into the aisle 80 that he might pass
IN by me, but / moved along 10 Inc otiisl
end Of the Pew and lot him sit IN iay
place When | had seen him coInfor,
;sblv seated and handed lim iyinnl,D2k
and hati tarncd toward the pulpit Ag.in
Twas surprised to find that evcry1hin%it
the church seemed new and strange III
me-. For long time had bcca scciin-
TONED 70 seeing the backs Of the heads of
my friends and ncighbors who sit in
front of me andthe sides Of their faces
from a certain point of view.
II saw them now from another point
of view, ami they all seemed to look ery
differently. ssaw children who ap,sv,Te7
from their acmeanor to be regular as-
tendants at church, but whom I had
never noticed there before. They had been
there Of course. but my view Of them had
been cnt off by the heads and shoulder
Of Other persons. The preacher appeared
10 me IN another light. and it seemed 9
though his sermon, coming asst did alone
3 Few angle. came with new power. In
deed it was almost like visiting new
church. Tho fact is that we are all sufl
creatures of habit that we are apt to y
surprised il we depart even little way
from the road wei are accustomed tot .as
el"-New York Sun.
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mo PASSING"
Is the Sign Posted by Cold
bIooded lack Frost,
Along the Maine Coast---Reyenue
Cutters Have Plenty to Do,
Getting Vessels Out Of Dangerous Places
Eastern Inside Passages Closed.

BELFAST, Jan. 20.--The revenue cutter
Woodbury. arrived today and found the
British schooner Sarah Hunter ice-bound
in Carver's cove. Fox island, u days from
ST John to Fall River, and towed her clear
and around Webster Head.
She reports all the inside passages to the
eastward closed by ice. Vessels bound
east mist go outside Isle au Haute and
swan island. Belfast harhor is entirely
clear
In the supreme court, ease of State vs..
Leslie F. Simpson for keeping drinking
touse and tippling shop. The jury, after
being cat all night, returned a verdict of
guilty R1nnells for State; Mcclellan for
defendant Allie Bradford was arranged
for assault on Charles Kinney. The parties
live in Knox. Plaintiff claimed that he
started out to 90 to neighbor's, and that
defendant met him in the road and assaulted
him. Defendant claims that the plaintiff
committed the assault. Verdict, not
guilty. Runnells for State; Mcclellan for
defendant.
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Winter
(,hoIeTa a.

The new dizeaae os Ghe stomach, ANA bowels
go prevalent throIg ghone sew England has been
..smsa by the med,rai profession, Wiafer
tEsicrn. Its appeasance white the Assasie
fissteva is raging abroad, il regarded as sig
siiieant. psesagisG, as il does, an outbreak Of
the European seoarzs ssith the advent Of early
aarnAAeT. wiafex Cheiera rnilefInines The
eoHsti atisns Of e.. Grippe victims, plays havoc
with those no escaped that dresd disease, and
payss the sssy for typhoid and other wasting
levers Restrictive nIsssiion bills sna quar-
aHtihe viii avail nothing Cholera germs are
being cultivated ia thousands Of Wimter
sheteFn victims Throughout ssw England 10
aay. The 5aia,Y dsys OF spring and tho hot
days sf saFiy susuier WI roase the disease
Germs 10 activity Ia 81 snter Cholera coti-
serysfiye thysiciaus zee ille :aHn,ing of fnc
danger signal Ths earning has heen sounded.
The alarm has beea seat forth. Ci,olefa, in IL
sipisut fern, Is here. II spu would AVOID
Winter Cholera asd faFtify the system
against the admission OF choigFate poison,
begin an immediate course OF treatment with
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GRAVES SILL IN PRISON.
The Doctor will Not Be Released Until Fiji
teen Days Have Elapsed.

DhxyE.. Col, Jan. 20.--Dr. Graves will
not be at once released from the peniten-
tiary, although the supreme court has re-
verse;! the decision of the lower court. The
law provides that - days time may be
taken after rendering the decision before
the mandate is served in the lower court
and until this is done nothing in the way OF
securing release from prison can be ac-
comphshed.
Application was made to the clerk of the
supreme court TO set aside the rules auf is
sue IL rcmitter at once. but this was re-
fused 1t was shown that the doctor was
enjoying good health in prison.
District Attorney Steel says he will moi
ask retrlal. since the county commissions
crs will not make any appropriation to
bring witnesses. The former trial cost
nearly Sl2 900. of which Arapahoe county
bal to pay abou; one-third. The attorneys
for DR.. Graves say that nothing further wil
Ibe done on their part until the supreme
court has issued its mandate to the lower
court
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Plans .or Shutting an Enemy Out Of Long Is
land Sound

BSsinsrruHT, Conn, Jan. 20.--The state
board of trade after discussing the improve
nrnt of roads. adopted a resolution asking
the Legislature to appoint a highway com
missioner.
Plans we're also drawn up for six forts
anil two iron tnrrets for the fortification of
the east ends OF Long Istand. They viii
e,,st st, 200 900. The government owns
TIVE of the proposed sites for the forts. The
estimated cost of Improvements that would
eisectually keep an enemy from entering
the east end of the Sound is geo ,op,poo-
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DELAWARE FROZEN UP.
People Perish With Cold and The Factories
Shut Down

LunhL. Del, Ian. 20. Tuesday nilhi
was the coolest here for 10 years. At Y
oclock tie thermometer registered ! de-
grecs below zero. Xeba Kitchens, far
uer from to death while returning from
Delmar. Last Saturday night Henry
Kitchen, an ag'd Gle Of /rbt,met wi'l
II likr fate shiic r'turuing from Scaforl.
1t is reported tonight that two little daugh-
tprs of widsw named Smith, living Il
miles from Laurel, were frozen 10 death
las. night and the mother and two boys
are in critical condition.
Mr. Graham, while returning from :
sleishing party, was badly frostbliten. IL,
will lose both arms Yesterday o farmer
shot into covcy of quail, and IN approach
ing to pick them up found Ia dead AMI IRE
zen together. faciorf's have shu! dow
and hu>in' IS generally is stopped. Laurr
river, for the first tlnc known, il fr"zer
soli'i. The river j, yeryN narros, with. =
strong current.
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MORE TROUBLE WITH HafTi.
The Me,s Affair and Its Possible compliea
q lions fot Aippolyte's Government.

| WASHINGTON Jan. 20 Minister Dur
| ham, who left Norfolk Tor his post at Port
au-Pruce the day after Christmas, has very
quickly found matter to demand his atten-
ton. Instead of making an apology and
/ a proposal for indemnity in the case of
/ Frederick News of Boston, it appears that
| Mr.. Lespinasse. the iIaytian minister of
| foreign affairs has thus far simply disavowe,i
any intention to affronf the nited States
Government IN the treatment of the case.
| Mr.. News, who is connected with an
American firm doing business with Hayti,
was imprisoned 20 days, it will be rernem-
bered without a hearing. on the charge of
smuggling. His subsequent release indi-
Gated that there was no ease against him,
and since. meanwhile. the American repre-
sentative at the laytian capital had pro-
tested against this prolonged detention with
out preliminary examination. the affair
acquired an international bearing. Although
the islanders submit to such proceedings,
which are said to be in violation of their
laws, their is no good reason why American
visitors and residents should be subjected
to them.
The facts known thus far are that the
| state department has received news that the
case is not yet settled. To what extent Our
government has supported Mr. Meys IN his
claim for damages on account OF unjust
imprisonment does not definitely appear.
Our vessel in those waters is the Atlanta,
eight guns, Capt. F. J. I!igginson COM
nianding, and she, of course, is more than
sufficient TO enforce any demand of the
government But the famous old kear
sarge, seven guns, Commander i. S.
Crow inshield. whose orders to return north
have been cancelled, Is at the isthmus, and
can easily join the Atlanta.
One result of any serious trouble with
the United States would probably be an in
surrcction against iIippolyte. As he came
into power by the overthrow Of legitimc, so
the latter, with Manigat, Is understood to
be waiting in Jamaica for il good oppurtnn-
ity to land in lIayti and turn the tables. 1t
is said that whereas the North originally
furnished support to IIippolyte, who came
from that section, while the South sup
ported Legitlme, now there is complaint in
the North that llippolyte has not shown due
consideration for that section, but has pre-
ferred TO strengthen himself at the capital
and its neighborhood.
Whether an armed expedition could be
landed in IIayii by the wuuld-be insurgents
is little doubtful. Ilippolyte has the pcs
salnes. armed with two 3.9-inch krnpps,
two .9-inch Armstrong;. and one 3.9-inch
shield protected Canet, the latter on cen
tra pivot mount, anh all modern brcccli-
loading rifles, besides two 30-pounder Par
rot rifles, and two Gatling machine guns.
This is an excellent battery of light callbr.s.
The Defence. of 100 tons displacement,
was formerly the English merchant steamer
Belizc and il also well armed. carving a
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OKLAHOMA IT The DOOR.
SIZE Wants Admi tance With the Indian Terri
tory as 0na Grand State.

GrTmEir. DkL,homa, Jan. 2o.--Thc
Cherokee Strip anil oklahoma Statehood
Convention was attended hy 500 delegates
from ST Louis, Kansas City. st. Joseph,
.Atchison. Leavenu orth. Fopeka. Wirhita,
Omaha. Dcs Muines. Forth Worth, Den
var. an! every city aud county on the south
Kansas borslcr an in tile oklahoma and
Inlian Territories.
The resolution will demand the immc''i-
ate opening of the Cherokee strip anil other
Indian hands aggregiiiing is.po.uo acres,
the adjustment Of all tribal governments,
compel ling the In'lians to adopt the ways Of
civilization and the admission of oklahoma
and the Indian Territories as one grand
state without i, lay, tins throwing open to
commerce q vast empire, now almost a
wilderness
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HOUSE.

Auarsr,, ian. 20. 49,
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Webster of the
llousc.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
Petition Of Amos liedand and %i5 others
Of Scarhoro 10 prohibit Sunday excursions
Icy railroab companies and steamboats, aud
to properly regulate Sunday traffic referred
by the House To the committee on railroads
came back from the Senate referred 10
committee On legal affair On motion of
Mr. Marsion of Skowbcgan, the House re-
cV,ic'l ami coarusrcd.
House report Of jgiiciuy committee on
bhl, an act to compensate persons quaFap-
tined by State local boards of health, read
anil accepted; came back from the Senate
tlia' branch non-concnrring and rccoaunif-
ting il TO the Judiciary committee. On mo
tioi, Of Mr Higgins Of Limerick tie House
recedcd and eoncurred.
l;ksD sSD A.Sr,NEp.
Bill an act authorizing the town of ii l,np-
den to accept legacy for the benefit of the
Hampton Academy.
It>Arp ra 81 ENtaoe>ss.
Bill IN act 10 change the Ws.erviilc Loan.
Trust & Safe Depost G., TO the Wafetville
Trust ( Safe Dcposit 90
BIZ! an act authorizing anil empowerine
the itoilngsworth 4 Whitney 60. to etcct
and maintain piers and booms in the ken
nebce river.
Pgnrioxs, Bra.-, &c., PRssKyrEp s>p
RxFrRsEp.
II, ,u..5,ry
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
Recommends Constellation CT Third and
Fourth Glasses Of Mail aiatter.

W.sHIxGroN, Jan. 2a.--1fhc National
Board of Trade today postponed until lis
next annual meeting a declaration of opin-
ion on the fiuancial questions and the rcso-
luton that the rate of teicgraphy he reduced
to | cent worIl within Il ratiIus of 1900
miles The resolution of the New York
board of trade recommending the eonsoll Ia
ton of the third and fourth classes nf mail
matter into one class, to be maiiabte at two
ounces for cent, was passed Prcsbient
Fralcy announced tie executive comnsitfee
of nine for th comirg year. New England
being represented hy Jonathan A. Lane,
. Boston.
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NOT so WELL.
Mr.. BIaine's Condition Shows
Change for the Worse,
Though the Doctors Said He Wa
About the Same on Friday.
Taken No Solid Food Tor Over Four Weeks
Is Very Wtat.

WASHINGTON, Jan. aO.-Mr. Blaine i,
not so well this evening, although Iii,
change is not alarming, At 5,l5 DIR. Hyatt
drove to Mr. Blaine's house DR., Johnston
followed few moments later and as he
aiightcj from his carriage, he directed tho
driver TO go his office for certain medicines
/ The servant drove hack rapidly and thu
medicine was Immediately taken to the sick
room.
Mr.. Blaine, Jr,. who WAS out of the
house, was hurriedlv called. Representa-.
/ tive Hit, who was in the house before The
/ ply ysicians came. left the house but had nn
information to impart as to Mr., Blainc's
condition. A Alter being in the house for the
greater part of al hour, the physicians re-
appeared.
Dr. Johnston said the visit at this time
did not indicate an alarming change. He
simply desired TO consult with DIR. Hyatt,
not having had an opportunity during the
day. No significance is To be attached TO
the sending to his Office for medicines. Mr.
Blaine was entirely conscious, he said, AMI
eonversed with him and members OF his
family while he and DIR. Hyatt were there.
DIR. Johnston SAID be would return late
tonight. not that there was any necessity
for it, but that hc wanted to know the con-
dition the patient before he retired. lie
considered Mr.. Blaine in about the same
condition AS he has been for the past 10
days, and If anything a little stronger.
1t is learned that Mr.. Blaine has net
taken solid nourIshment for more than four
weeks and, of course, could not gather any
material strength.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Ihc undersigned hereby give notice that tiny
viii petition the next lsgisiatVTe to grant tavi.
and their associate charters 10 hH4d dams aEii
Esk., improvements for driving ags an tiie North
Rrancis u Pepaiseas river, in Township >, Il. y,
" E. l.. $; iD T. s. X. Il, " F. l.. : ia ] 8, X
=. W f.. L. s. and Norris Brook, IN Sud
Townships ) Il. Is W. f. l.. =; r. ia, " T. t..
SCR T. W T.. l.. :. q Il 10, ". p l.. - and
i. %, w T. l.. >. Also on the heaawstsT- Of
Baker Lake in Townships :. Il Il, ". +. I. ).
: All being tributaries OF sad Baker Lake.
which lsk. is situated in T. K Y, W T. L. :,
and the stream to be Improved being known =
,,arf q. the distance NobcoSfSt,ek sitcsia also
na the headwaterS az the Tributaries OF Ih,se
l.s,.ok in T. s. n -. ". l.. /. =. and >, *, ~ W.
Ell s, and calleci reasonable tolls on All legs
,.ssssns through. OF benesf.d by ss.si antsss,
DAEfEl r. DAVIS.
Eanya,s fAs.. tssxs dss.Atf
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THE KANSAS WAR.
Populists Take Advantage Of a
Counted Quorum" Being Present


TorkkA, Kan, Jan. a0.--Whlie the Re
publican House took recess today, sew
eral members remained in their seats.
Counting the Republicans, the Populist
House bad quorum of certified members
present, and unseaied seven Republicans
and seated as many popuhsts.
The Senate election committee will de
eide the senatorial contest in fa,er of the
Populist contestants. The Republicans
are To adopt filibustcring tactics 10 preven,
the men from being nnseated until after
the nited States senator is elected.
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Meteorological Report.



fherm'r. Wind
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Fire at North Chelmsford.

I.uwgtt, Mass, Jan. 2b.-- The Congre-
sationai church at North Chelmsford, Was
burned this afternoon. In the basement
was large country store. owncl by Ssna-
tor Elisha H. Shaw Nothing was saved
from the church except the communion
service and little of the furniture. Alr.
Shaw's stock is a total less. The IRE was
cau-ed by dog tipping over lamp in the
store. The loss on the church is about
$500: Insurance, sis'@. Mr.. slsaw : loss
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