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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-25
IN FULL sympathy.
Speaker Crisp Intends 10 Push the Wilson Bill
Through the house.

WASHINGTON. DEF 2t.-'I am in full
sympathy, said Speaker Crisp. with the
letter and stlrit of these resolutions.
The speaker held in his haui the text of
the resolutions adopted by the Tammany
Hall committee on QrCaLiz atom az their
meeting Tburslay night The substance of
the resolutions was that ''the popular doub:
and uncertainty As to the outcome ~ the
pending tariff legislation -hpuld not be per
mitted further 10 harra-s bnsin'ss ventures
to the great injury and sutf' riog of both the
employer and tie workBgman, and that
Tammany Hall therefore urges ihe speedy
passage of the propo.ei tariff law"
The Democratic majority OF the
House" continued Nj Crisp, "will use
every fort to send the tariff bill TO the
Sensta by the last Of January That will
leave 20 days, iacludiog SurdGys. in which
the bill NAV be debated. The time ia suf-
ficient. We have. cf course, no desire to
prevent our Rapuilean friends from giving
lhe fullest expression of their orpo-itIon
TO the measure But the country il de-
harding a speedy settl men, of the matter
snd with this demand We purpose comply
ing
IF the Republicans who wish 20 speak
out-number the calendar DAYS OF the month,
then the legislative day must be increased
We shall meet at ! ! O'Clock and sit until g..
If W. need more time. We shall have night
sessions. Under any circumstances, the
bill will pass the House not later than Jan
uary 81"
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THE PRESIDENTS GIRLS.
Easier to Kilnap the Executive Himself
Than One of the Children.

WAsuISUToS. Dec 2i--The enierprising
Kansas crooks who are said to be medita-
ting the abduction OF Ruth Cleveland
should note the difficulties in the way Of
such an undertaking.
Itwouldi5e easier to kidnap the Presi-
dent than one of his children Their
nurses are not permitted to trnndle their
charges about mt Will. but are reqired to
keep within bounds of promenade in
the rear Of the White house. behind
locked gates.
This requirement does not proceed from
ans fear on the part Of the parents that
the children will be stolen, but from
desire to keep their domestic affairs pri-
vate. The White House nshers are com
PEELED daily to put off with excuses Wis
itnrs who want 10 sec the children,
Women, In particular are most insisteDt,
appearing to care more about getting
look at the little girls than at their dis
tiuQuished parents.
This desire is 30 much nf craze with
some Of the women that they ask for
minute descriptions of the children. the
eolor of their hair and eyes, how much
they weigh, and how many teeth the
elder one has got While this is harmless
enough. II is 30 idle that pains are taken
Ia Discourage and defeat it,
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eEs BsSks Ill
Found WANDERING About tynn. Mass 10 a
Dazed caasitier, sssufesy.

Bosros, Dee. ~ A repaEe sss giysa
s1s by the Lyna police on Saturday that ss
g o'clock Friday night shen LgEa sad
Boston electric reashes! the s1a5iss 81
SvampseotE, az old gentleman Sas assisted
from the car. He seemed 10 BE- ia ssz-d
eopd ton and vas taken bsex 10 Lysn and
carried To the Central p'5liee station.
He vas EesSie to give any account Of
himself except. il is claimed, 20 say thst be
vas Gen. Ssshaaiei P Rsnks of Wsi,a4as.
A xosraa passenger On me ear tesi me
police that the mao soss,isd the car at Bss-
Fon With tEo men. one Of whom pail bis
fare.
The fats Of the adventure did not cause
mach excitement a, waiiham. IA il has
been sery generally known that Gen Banks
las been menrzliy weak. In fac, the ser
vices Of man have been required for some
time to y atch HIM continasiiy.
ire story Of the last adventure Of the
general which called public attention to hi.
FERROUS illne.s, ia briefly summed up a. fol
lass; Frilsy morning Gen. Banks took 40
elecsri- ear, Aad before j. A Whittier. sbe
man detailed to carefully gasri his move
meHis, could 10 ixs1rise. the ear III 1*ei
rapidly OF. At Walnut street the general
for not notifying him On reaching the ra's-
road station.
He then walked back to the station. went
TO Boston and then vent 10 Lynn. whsre he
was found By Officer Carroll. He ~assSrst
Identified by Representative Bennett.
Gen. Il 4nks, when Ia Congress in is-e,
was noticed 70 he failing in mind. 81 much
20 that he wouIi be introduced 10 4 person
and in Is rlinutss wauli forget all about It.
One rsiHy night recently he found on
South street Waliham, vsinly trying 70
locate Prospect street
His mind seems to dwell for the most
part on the scenes of war in which IN his
early days he was the central figure. Often
times he will 90 down town and notify Ger
tain storekeepers that rebel troops are al
ysncing upon them aad that il will be well
for them to protect their property.
He has been to Bo,toa many times 10 see
parades in myth. and on these occasions the
greatest diplomacy is nece ,sary in orier o
divert his mind in other channels, and iG-
6uce him 10 20 home 10 Wsithsm-
Officer Valentine of Lynn was mot IN
Boston by Mr.. Whittier. They aetoni-
panied Gen. Banks to bis home, where Mr..
Banks and his daughter Mau! we're p'ofass
In thanking the officer for his kindness.
1t is with feelings of deep regret that
people note the gradual los Of vitality auf
memory OF their esteemed citizen, bat it
has been a paiaful ard noticeable fact for
many months that the general was ON de-
cline; but even row be is the soal of po-
liteness, which be never loses an oppor
tunity 10 assert.
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ACTORS HARD LUCK.
MANY rA~~srieAl People oAje~ss ef Charity
In City u ChicAx~A

Cigigaea, bee. "a Fer the tirss time ia
the history u the Aetar>' fund in Chi-
caSe sid Is being faraisAesi In cases other
than sickness ansi SestA There ARE more
Idle tAealsh@rs Of the theatrical profession
today in ChieAge than ever before known
in this city. they are frera all classes
ant ranks known 10 the stage.
When the announcement of the Aenefs
fer the pear nj tie Thieago Opera House
WAS nssie, Joseph jefferson AMI others
recesvea letters asking II the INDECENT
rasnaesrs ef she profession were 20 be re-
neunbescsl, and when she fiaSl fund was
prepsred for distribution S5<a was set
aside fer the Reesiy members u the pro
gessien. More meaey viii he Forthcoming
for this parisssa frnna the Pveoeetts ~ the
annual iSsasFlg performance at the Colem-
bis, Jan. l. for the actors ilsad.
Every theater ia this city VIII furnish
taleut. and every etfaFs s. heins maae 80
give grand Entertainment The fund
has had 3 heavy drain withia the lsss two
weeks Beside several easps Nf sickness
and huFial, lloasy has been Paid uut Ter
rallroad tickets and tn mslahSrs ~ the
profession who are ''hrake," This dsi NOT
spply g. thoSr NhAse names have appeared
in the east. bat several chorus girls and
extra girls have received timely aid.
SnIslier salaries arr being paid hy the
average sosd company this winter than
ever before, Performers who have de-
elincd an offer ot 50 week on the road y
year ago naw eeasidev themselves for
innate la heing able To seeuee IL. Com.
panies are reduced to their smallest
limit, Chorus giFls sre aifssSd sic 60 Sls
whene fartaerly they got SIS 10 $50
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OvERAaUliNG LIKELY.
Heavy Frauds I'm Tobacco Alleged ai New
York Custom House.


York Custom House.
NEW Nonk, Dee A.--it would appear
that there Is going 10 be AN oyerhanling
Of some Of the methods Of doing business
at the custom house at this port,
II so, Assistant Secretary Hamlin Of the
treasury department viii probably have
charge OF it, lie arrived here Friday
from Washington and went 10 the custom
house, where he had long conference
with Collector kilbreih aud Colonel
Phelps. chief of the law division. They
maintained the utmost secrecy regarding
the conference.
There has been much wranglinR be
tween the customs officials nud the i'm
porterH of tohacco about classification
Bale after bale of tobacco Is entered ~
"hlicr" that afteWard turns out 10 be
wrapper which ptys siH1 n pound
mere duty II is by this method Of cutter
ing tobacco ihat the government oiliciaie
Ia Washington think Uncle sam has lost
nearly million dollars.
1t is understood that Assistant Secre-
tary Hamlin will make thorough inves-
tIgation of the metho'ss used IN saiupliug
aud apprasina tobacco imported in bale,
and viii probably recommend some
changes in the rules governing such ap
prni=emeni He may also look into the
handling Of baggage on the docks
The special agents hase made another
seizure Of underyalned tobacco. worth
$500. from l59 and idi South FIFTH aye
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--i.----sl
IHs NEW YORK READY.


NEW YoRK. Dec. 2i. - The armored
cruiser New York. which was placed in dry
dock at the Brookly navy yard on Thurs
Day, was yesterday flosted out Of the basin
The cruisers bull received coat of paint
while she was in the dock. and she emerged
from the basin looking clean and fresh
Can't. Philip, her commander, said the yes
sci was. with the exception of full coal
supply. all ready for service.
Every body on board the cruiser under
stands that the navy department attends to
or,er he vessel to Brazil. It was said that
the vess,I would, in all probability, not put
t~~ ses before Tuesday
Rear Admiral Gherardi, the commander
Of the Brooklyn navy yard, reported BY
,legrsu to the navy department that the
work OF tcraping the bottom Of the New
York sni giving the hull a coat of paint had
been fnished. Capt. Philip, the admiral
said in his dispatch, haa been directed to
have the vessel ready for sea by Monday
niyb.
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THE ELECTRICIAN.

A conduit trolley systeni-the Love e~ has
been in successful operation in Washington
City since March last. 1t is a double wire
system, and the leakage In ii is hardly ree-
ognizable.
Eugene Baldwin, an amateur electrician
of Montreal. has devised a wind wheel
which. IN connection with dynamo ard
starsgs batteries. furnishes all the lights
he needs in bus house
According 20 the Boston Commercial But
letip. q simple aoa inexpensive device has
been iiIveuted whereby the broken section
of a trolley OF other tive electric wire is
n,a,i, harmless the instant the break &C
caFs.
ArthHr V. Abbott estimates that the -
electric roads in the country now tlss '-'tt
mules of track. with l7.eoo cas-. requiring
engines Of 10000 horsepower. The com
nnD.es are eatj5aiiEsf for si35.@otss3. In
addition To efi4 3sy. Abbott figures that VIZ
haze oyer 4e0. go siIes Of telephone finss II
service, with fE@.0oo miles Of underground
hI.-
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POUNDED TO DEATH.
Mrs. John Milton Of Stevens
Village, Mass, Murdered.
Had a Hot Quarrel With Husband,
Who Bea, Her to Death.


LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec. sl--ln Steyea.
village. North Andoser, tbis afternoon
Capt. Jehn Wilton. spinner in Congress.
man Stevens mills. eesr his wife, Emiiy
A., to death. The murder was the oateoms
of Is family quarrel and occurred about
l2. AS A. NJ.
Mikon snd wife had words in the sink
room and aiterwsrd continued the quarrel
In the diuing room, where the victim met
her death.
Mrs. Wilton conducted boarding house
and Was engaged in preparing dinner for
the bosrdeis. She wanted hsr husband 10
cut some meat and be refused. He fol
lowed her into the dining loom from thg
sink rooa, during the uoublt. Mrs, VIII
ton was seen 10 s'efeBd herself with tes-
pot. Shorty aiter~srds Wilton left ths
house. telling the bosrisrs t1at he Was no,
coming back
Hugh Soroghan, n border, went TO III
lining room and found the hfelcss body oi
Mrs. Wilton, Going 10 the foe; of tie
court on shieh the Wlhon's home i. located
he met 5. ID. Sterens,s sou of the Congress
man. in earrisge, asi told him be thought
Mrs. Wilton was murdered. Mr., Stevens
Anowing that the couple efien had quarreled
caused by drink, 81 not oon.iier the matter
as serious and he drove after Wilton. whom
he hal seen short distance back.
overtaking Wilton, Mr.. Stevens took
him into the carriage and drove 10 the STA
.ion house v here Officer Tooksy brought
information that Mrs. Wilton was dead
Wilton was locked up. Medical Examiner
fiose found the body bruised and blood on
the left ear An autopsy viii be held q
10 I5 tomorr)w.
John Wilton was born At prestbury
Cheshire. England, May /, 1882. He ar
rivei in this country May II. ls12. Tat
next dsy wen, to work in trc Stevens mill
He was member of the Manchester, England
police force at the time of the Ailen.Lst
kin q 'Brisn affair. Ordinarily lie was
Kind man. but when drunk lie engaged 10
family quafrels. He has brotuer IL
North Andoyer ana one 10 Boston.
His victim was born in Yorkshire, Eng
land i6 years ago. They were married in
England They had no children, bat hal
an adopted daughter. Wilton will b. ar
:aigned Tuesdsy.
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en- Clifford, New Cassel. WIS. vas
"a with Neuralgia and Rheumatism. D.
. s,aT,seh was disordsred, his Liver vs.,
h.s Sso va - an alarming degree. appetite fe.
ans..sa sn5 Il he was terribly reduced II hesn
avs, 'ss ,.,,snrth. eng Three bottles of Electric
Dl,sd rdw.ri Shepherd. Harrisburg. III, na.,
boN a. .nre on his leg of eiget yesrs
a ii tahn Ts,d three bottles of Eieesric
Bi.ters and seven boxes oi Duaa i ms,, Johu
s.lye. and his leg is SOUND sna nsn, ,.s.. Es1s, -
snesker. Catawba. O., had nss s l.,s - ;ncur.
.arss on his leg. doctors sad ns - ~ u ors
NJ. oae bottle Eiscsr,s blI.sl' a ~, Nm -. =.
aaI a,. Bucklen's Araics saiTe cure M n,as
,;rsly Sold at W A. EfsKlne s
store. Gardiner. -,
.ussseod&vfolfm
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-'''7'Il'--1'l7'77 - = : = :
STATE news.


EAsI PITrsToS.
Mr.. +. +. Haniy is stoeking his new
store and fti .hiug the hall above. He has
a fne hall sud store when completed Mr..
Fred Baniy hiss engaged 10 keep time for
the Point Ice Co Most II the local ice
business ia done. Nr. Cleaves and Mr.. Eos-
.et, have house3 fine bot this season
Rev. Mr. Palmer, pastor ef the Methodisf
church has gone o Psnnss lsauia on an
evangelical ui2 Mr.. John Casbmsn has
contracted 20 cat large lot OF cord
sood. with @. Il. Aansif. - u u
reported that Mr. Brigz. Right. rhs
moved TO Dfesien last spring, will mov'
oaes AZ sden a. weather ami travelling sH
psrnt,,--A ciristmas trie vii b. stripPe'
Of i,s contgnis at t5e church Monday even
,ny--Hrs. Aain Gage IL reported 70 be quit
sick with pneumonia. She u attended p
Dy Iihfx
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COMPLAINTS uNFOuNDED.
British Commanders do Their Best 10
Protect Merchantmen In Rio.

IoSDoS, Dee. ~ A merchant in Rio
de .Ianeiro has written to The Times CON
cerning the complaints made by British
residents there that England and the
British feet in the harbor make no effort
to protect British commerce..
He says that the complaints are ut
teriy uufounled in fact as the British
minister aud the British naval com
manders do their utmost to help British
mercbnntmeu.-
""fhe idea seems to obtain.' he says,
''thaf the British feet ought 10 police the
whole bay, ps.ect everybody's property
and insist upon the insurgents doing
everything according 10 the grum blers'
wishes. One result of British efforts is
that work has been enabled 10 some ex-
tent to proceed
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SOMERSET GRANGE.


SoUrH NoRRfDGEwoCK, Dec. 25.--(Spe-
cial At the annual meeting of Somerset
Grauge, No. IS, F. of Fl, held Friday
evening, Dec. % the following were
elected fEieers for the ensuing year;
K. A. Davis, NJ. Ellis II. Tobey, O. !;
Clarence W Green, l.. Edward W Allen,
s. Frank 5. O'is, A s. b. w. Harfing-
ton, chaplain; Eoen S Miller. treasurer; +;
Harry Head, secretary .. Grant, G. X. :;
Mr. Il. A. Davis. Ceres; Mrs. Elisha
Towns, Pomona; Mrs. A. o. Gilman,
Flora: Mics s NJ Smith, l.. A. S.
The grange has enjoyed a most prosper
ous year, the memtetship during the time
hlvi been considerably increased. and
,le me, tings have all been of great inter
est TO the members. There have been two
e. rlopi. of flour purchased by the grange
and bought by tn, members and also sew
era, ton, Of phosphate and feed.
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10 YOUR HEALTH.
Ihs ReaUtiai Custom sf Knights fempier
cbse.y.d a, sigh Nom, Christmas.

poRrLAxr, Dec. 24-The following
toast wAs prepsrei for Christmas by the
Grand Encampmert Knights Templar ;
To our Most Eminent Grand Master,
Hugh McCurdy. 100 600 Knights Templar'
send greetings Wishing him Merry Christ
mas, With pesce, health and happiness
The grand master sent the following re-
sponsp: To the valiant SIR Knights of
The l9th century. 100000 strong, noble
sons of illustrious ancestors. whose knight
I, lives shed an increasing lustre upon the
glorious past and illumine the present with
he insEiring hope of brighter future.
All knisnts Templnr and friends are
asked to ION in these sentiments, Monday,
Dec. 25. at noon, Eastern standard time.
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Maine Postal Changes.

wAsurSo rox. Dec. 24.--These changes
in the postal service in Maine are ans
uounced
Route IIG2. Byron to railroad station.
(n.o) Modify order of Sept. IL. lsi'i
bulletin 4l26), 80 as to state an increase OF
distance of II miles. From Jan. | ls94,
change service to end at Rumford halis.
emitting railroad station n. o. decreasing
distance II miles.
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Nrw YORK. Dee. a-Agnes Scott
-, ,r;th her parents on Linden ave
-, - - is,.srv ctr. has heea removed to
uIe, s,,sane asylum in Brooklyn. fhe
, NJ. seof's misfortune Is a very
se She was beiroshed To Lam
Brace. weIlknown J Jersey Wy lna.' - ~.
the engagement was broken ''il $50 80.
weeks ago. Miss >eott never r, 80
frDu, the shock. Finally her nalha sase
,.av and she has become rssfin's 'aia'''' :
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Locking Toward q Thrsss.

PAals, Dec. - brazilian royalists were
unwoniedly numerous in the usual o'clock
gathering at the Grand hotel Saturday.
Prince refre's chances Of n speedy seocs-
ion were discussed, and we're considered to
be improving daily. A representative Of
the press me, cheyslier DE Guinara. the
chief political adviser of Count D'Eu, and
asked him what he thought Of the latest
events in Brazil. The cheyslier, jubilant,
eut reserved. replied, Ca Marehez."
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GRESHAM 10 SLOW.
We Ought 10 Hsvs ksssa the Situation Long
Before This.

NEw YoEK, Dec. 24.--In response TO a
telegram from Edward =. Atwoodr presf-
Il n. Of the Marine Association, to the acc
retary OF state at Warrington, a'king that
proper step. be taken by tie United States
govsrnmsn, to protsct American CONNER
i.l Interests in Brazil, the folloring te'e'
gram has been received
Etrsrd s. Atvood. President Maritime A.
sooia,ion. Ser York
Answering your telegram of 2is. inst,
tisi. government 10 tssfng steps 70 ascsrisih
the sxxct military an commercial situation
At gio ard other Brsziljsn points, IN ofdei
to instruct naval commander to protect Ie-
ultimate American interests.
(sisnes) W. q. GRESHAM,
Secretary Of State.
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beport nfthe condition Of tbs Augusta
Ia Nattanat Rank - Augusta, b" the
STATE af nnIns At the close of business,
De lpth. t~0t-
.a -
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NO CAUCUS LIKELY
Notice of Prompt Tariff discussion Very
Likely to Prevent II.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2t.-Severai Demo
cratic members Of the house who signed
She call for Il caucus on the tarid blll do
not believe now that it will be held.
The notice which Chairman Wilson
gave-aud in fact, for which he asked
unanimous conseut-making it an order
Of the house to take up the bill on the
first day when congress reassem bies' they
believe will operate against the holding
r
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During the prevalence Of the Grippe tbs
,,.., .easans il 1asa nosissahis fac, that
,bose pbo depended upon DR.. Kings New
Discovery, not only bad speedy recovery.
ba. escaped ali of the troublesome after ei-
fee,s n the nsaBady. This remedy seems
20 have a peculiar power 10 eheesius rsp'd
cure. not only in cases Of La Grippe, but
in ali Diseases Of Throst, Chest and Iungs,
ard has cared sasss sf Asthma and Hsy
Ysyer Of long stsniIng. Try and be
convinced. II sont dissppoins. Frss
Tnsl Bottles 1t y. A. Erskiae's Drus store,
Garslnsf. 0etseo'@eI9Hm
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The valuable curative properties Of AT
es,,.fs Ye,uors Ps.sYeKs are due 10 the
srnplos uaens II the highest mfdiesl END
chs picsi .sil. They afs p,lr, y g,tsbie,
ami Ia ingfsGishts Afa De5so1 h.ye nef,
been sqa~lledi safef qaieS sad sseefise ~
their action tIfAF % n9i hssn or eii.isf'est
sootise ard relieve " bile curing, and csn ps
xsrn without causing p4la OF ine9Dys n
ience-
DO nt be dec iTFA b. Hirsprstss'si m
All ssfssr ,o-ealeei Porous Iisstefs ~ I'M
,a,lons. made - seis On tbs fsIsiisii9l os
ALEcocgs.
AK fsr AIs1aeK-s AMI lss ~ t9f'eIssAon
or exylznssion ihaaes yoa y seeypi SAP
.,;sns. s4sa25eo1& sfoIf5n
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RIO NOT TAKEN.
Is Still Resisting All Attacks
Made by Mello.
Pelso,o Claiming to be Making Steady
Gains on the Insurgents.
American commsree 10 be Afforded ihs Pre-.
lection u Mas Demanded.

Nav YosN, Dee. st.--Senor Ruy Rar.
boss, the recognized spokesman OF Melis.
sends the following dispstch to the New
Yolk Herald
~nuksos AsRss. Argentiue, via Calves
ton, Tex, Dee. -, isaa,-~The report
circulated yesterday that Admiral Mello had
taken possession Of Rio Jsaeiro and had
av Thrown and imprisoned President
pcixuto Ia absolutely false, received yes
teriay letter from Admiral Mclio, dated
pesterru. Dec, Is. saying that Mello was
there With his ilasship, the AquIdahsn. tho
kepuhlica and ether ships.
Rre BARnosA.
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The proprietors Of Elg's Cream Balm Do
mot claim il 70 be q eure~sli. but . remedy
fsr ess.rrh, colds in the hs ai ard hay seyer
I; IA not liquid or snuff, = easily sp,
piled into the nostrils. Ii gives res'ef n
once. soc.
hah eatsrrh Of the tesl and throat foi
Ave years. used Eiy's Cream Balm, snd
from the fret application ] vas rsfsvet
Tie .ense Of sneii. shich had been lost.
uss restored after Esing one bottle
have fsans the Batn the only sstisfacsoFs
rsnysy for cstsrYh. and if has efeet ID
egre 10 my esse.--H. L Meier. Wavefiy,
n aec25s e5iy2~
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HERE'S A MESS.
Blddeford Police Very Careful
of Their Police Station.
Refuse to Allow Constable Gagnon to
Coofae a Prisoner Therein.
Say We was isssxiea.ef-He Thseatens to
rsks Legal sssssaaee.

BfDbgFoKD, Dec. "a The Bidaeford
officers refusal 10 allow Constable. Gagnan
- lock up prisoner at the police station
tonight las caused much unfriendly dis
pafe, and the constable talks of taking legag
revenge. Ths prisoner was finally inesr-
ceratcd in the saeo Jail. City Marshal
Harmon says Gagnon was intoxicated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-25

PrrTsRUlsss. Dec. - "A osvs=-3n occurred
at Mnlhaii station early SATURDAY H,9El9-
ing. where he IaTaegse steel company u
erecting large fGrpeee. Asoyfs ~ Hsei4
we're AT worA in the heath. k9F1Hh@seiys
ali had suiiIciesit warning to escape fFssias'
he works except Jola Z. Nesiis, Hun
earian, who was killed, and Jsha iisS.
sgsski. who was fatsIly injured.