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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-30

T. F. BALDwIN,-Jusr1cE or THE PEACE
Office at the City Hall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-30

Fire Lightning and Tornodo. The German
Insurance Co., of Freeport, III.
John A. Neavill Agent for Lancaster, Potosi,
and vicinity.
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
Secret Societies.

Palestine Commandery, X. H., VIII start
this morning at $50 O'Clock Wv steamer
Fl"rehce for twu days pilgrimage ID Rock
land, returning tomorrow night I'm thu new
steamer Catherine
Silver Cross Lodge knights of Plthias
has put up on the front of its castle hall /,
neat sign. 1t consists of a triangle bearing
the words "Sllyer Cross Lodge, No IS, X. If
F., and surmounted ny golden eagle Tie
proud bird measures feet = inches from tin
t. tp and il a gift from Sit Knight NJ w.
Welch.
The semi-annual election Of officers in Sill
Yer Cross Lodge. X. of F., was held June
18th with the following result: n J Pot
tie, q. O.; Jesse K. Wilson. NJ q. HI. W.
Knight, Prel. w. H. Clifford, M at Az Chan
cellor Pottle has appointed Hiram Miehmls
Inside Guard ana II. W. Prescott Outside
Guard The term has been a very prosper
GUS one for the lodge. They have added fiji
teen new members and now have a member
ship of one hundred and Twenty-Five
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
Civil Service Reform.

Even the Democratic press is moved TO
made by an administration that was sup
posed to represent civil service reform
with Il bic X. Our Mugwump friends.
many Of them at least We're in sympathy
With llevcland only because lie was sup
posed IT, be the embodiment Of reform i'll
the civil Service Yet the Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald.
Cleveland organ. says of the removal a:
General James H. Beirne Assistant Com
missioner III Immigration At New York:
Although the letter from the depart
ment calls fnl his resignation. it amounts
IL nothing less than 4 demand fol him to
give way. The Treasury Department in
tmated quietly to General @ Beirne some
time ago that bis resignation would be ne
ceptable. There was no intimation, how
eNpl that this action was taken because
Nj anythin. III connection with General
p Beirne ) record IN fact the officials
ut the department speak If General
D Beiune a. having been very efficient
officer Til, did not save him from hay
inc to walk he Treasury .angplank. Gen
elll q Beiruc did not tender his resigna-
ton. and lol thi~ reason he was removed.
Gen 4, Btrne having remarked that he
Should have Hal earlier noticeof TING GuN-
emment'~ intention 10 dispense With his
services the Philadelphia Record another
cleveland organ. says:
TO most persons OF General q Beirne' $
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
A Clean Paper.

Ihe Public Iedgeiof Philadelphia. pul-
lished by M george ~ ClHld~, ~ known
N ~ ane If tho most successful daily pa-
pci>. financially. in this country 1t Il
convincing proof that a paper need not be
9ireli oy'i ta sensationaliSnl. seunility or
Salacion~ literature II make money for its
laopiietol~ nile Public Ledger II % ,le-
oilwlly the reAyt~c vi all thi~ tha the
#a.EeHent ~neoi 1t ~ " ald-iaSIionca and
Md fo-yish That it is conservative must
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
City Governments.

The regular meeting Of the City Council
was adjourned Monday evening for one week
on account of lack of a quorum in the Com
mon Council The licensing board granted
victnalers' licenses to Wright & Varney
Robert Brownrigg, Edwin A. Jones, T. y
Miller and Otis Morey. The City Marsha
was instructed to notify all billiard Esaloor
keepers that if they do not take out licenses
they will be prosecuted. In board of NUM-
cipal officers report of Fl. F. Mason, collector
was read and ordered on file.
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

THE Navtlpe Mas been spoken in mid
ocean Iiy The enthusiastic skipper of :
Yankee merchantman making GOOD
Weather Nj .titf hlow and hea>N ,ea-
and behaving Splcndieily. She MA,
tivc ,layS mu,
The Boston Herald's British Yachting
correspondent reports that IN recent
race -the Mcnonah beat the new l.ngli>l
z 2rattl .iem>ah by seven minutes.
Ile aflhee boaf 5 record thus far IL sew
eM tilsf~ omt pf eight starts MAN likt
good fortune attend the Navahne.
The Paine cup-defender Jubilee has lad
rial spin and showed good speed, opens
the watel well. and steers easily. She is
considered faster than the Volunteer. and
IN reaching is said to have made Il knots
good She carries her canvass well.
The Morgan-lselin cup defender Nigi-
liant has also had a trial trip under favor
able conditions and stood up like house
in good WHOLESALE breeze Although with
out her center board she worked to wind
ward surprisingly WE'LL and off the wind
is very fast. The Vigilant's bottom is of
Tobin bronze
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
Concerning Local Industries.

Stevens & Erskine INV np,y worl5jn., 4v4n
ings to keep up with orders
Erad Ti,,n i anl,r.,;n,t],i.. .,,,n ,,a
making other improvements
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,.= a- ,,si D','S ''A''' M '''-'SV4 mi linn
III na,x ,,,.1;na.,. I, ,l.a;, .1rna,r;,,1,
Gnara,;,rs
mr.
. H. ''''se mas 'iot Nt' secure" rooms out
- q 'iie 'i'''i'iiiS ''S'i''sS ~ r.
III 'Ne''"V
HIVES MaNn haS iust tiled IN hi~ miii IN
Monroe large order tor packing hox4s for
tht Dalton salsararlllh cp,
q, ". Knight 81 Belmont il making large
quantities Of lime casks He shipped a cargo
70 the State Of Maine Lime e.. at Isleshoro
last wetk.
rrir..harr. sfblcv Y Ca.. ~l.o f,arnrv sHi+
lowr Manlay snl Tltrsdav H,r rh4 F.ir-H
Irre.uter rhev wilI lave v ha.f haiidn s.,r-
urday attentions
/ P,rrxr NrpI,txr, Tn. ,Iirr,.tors of rb..
skoda Discovery g. rart h.,t wrek .pd
pleut-d " II Thonp.sn. nr+,i,aYt H
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The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
The Glorious Fourth i'll Belfast.

Belfast made no attempt at celebrating
| ncle Sans birthday. except the demunStra
tions Of the BOYS. Tie night before then,
was the usual anolnt II powder burned an,
WAS done to property, a few IaneS of glass
broken by the big crackers being the t-~t4,st
of the damage. It Iall4,i hard during THE
night, and this aecountS for the unisna
guiet.
~ there was no celebration Nere many IA
oill citizens went elsewhere to spend tile dan
and their money The excursion IL Skowhr-
gan was Well patronized. The Canton mus
tered forty men and the | Informed KING CHIT
tWentv-egh t for this trip, other excursinnisrS
swelling the number t. 4 hundred AHA ,ixtx
They returned hy special train, arriving Ilelt
Al about ui,inight
Tie Belfast Band made al eNcltrs lon Il
RockIand on steamer May Field. leaving
Lewis wharf at O'Clock The boat i,
licensed NJ GARRY Ole hundred passengers
ana all tlie ll,-ts were sold On account III
the fWg the boat aid not return until morn
my. There was 10 yacht race; Init some a
the party witnessed a hall game
All the places of business III the city were
closed IN the afternoon and many during She
day. The shoe factory and Durham 4 Hairs
mil We're shut down Monday and Tuesday
All the buckboards in the citv and nearly
All the smaller teams We're in nse during the
day. Among the larger parties We're G. B
Hall and friends to Pitchers pond Frank
Smith and friends to Northport, with dinner
at the Burkett cottage; and the b. l.. Co )
and l.. L. Gentner's buckboards to Monroe.
Gentner's took rather a remarkable party
There Were thirteen persons on the board
and the men, ten i'll number, averaged 30
pounds each in weight.
THE FOURTH AT MONROE.
As usual the trot at Monroe was largely
attended and some good trotting was shown.
The classes filled Well, ana the races resulted
as follows
Three minute class purse SIS; y. i Eeks-
tine, by Constellation Eli c. West, Frank
fort, lst money; ch. g. Del Rvmple f. p.
Dearborn, Newburgh, ID; blk G. Mack,lm
Boy Ivy Black Eagle, Leslie f. NASH, Mont
willie, 81 Best time 81 ~.
2-4o class, purse S125: b. Z. Ben Hur, f. +.
Dearborn, lst; blk. q. Dick West, Lewis
Bickford, Dixmont, ~ 5. Z. Nrwburgh
Frank Prescott, Newburgh, "a Tim4 40.
80 class purse $50; u. IN. Dottv D., f.
7. Dearborn. 1st g. IN. IIipponna, +. II.
Neallev, Monroe, ID blk. g Orono Boy, G,
IT PAGE Orouo IA Time n,
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

Boston Herald: Some Of the Silver min
ers can afford to take a rest. The proprie
tor Of the Colorado bonanza at Creede saws
that he and his two partners divided S216
600 in profits from their mines in the past
two months.
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
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The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

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cluund with respect to ill All rlns.
seasons may not be acceptable to MANY
w" 1linl fllat they interfere to some ex
,r.,it III 4 hnnN, ,'i''.e pi.'s"ie ~
~, W, ,h e' Nv"i Una. II 'e Sie'. wealtl,
dastrnv.d ~. ~, ,,,'.. :" ~ M"s'e' 'il''
,,,,'l H., 45'i ','' le'eiNs almost as
i ~ .,'ose WHOSE pusl-
= Nj & L "l'lS''e ''i'''
South Carolina as 4 State las cone into
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

Zach BOTTLE GUARANTEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Psr,snaI recollsc.ians of John j. Whit
tier by Mary B. cbain, author Ut - ramp-
ton Sketches l-mo, Ornamental btn1
ing with portraits. - e~nts- T. r. Cro~eA
G Co, Boston and Sev York
Much has been written in "Reminiscences
Of the poet Whittier since bis death he
vas . mxsi Of broad and tender sympAInIes-
He touched the life about him al many
points, making friends Of all who knew nsm
and constantly Inspiring nooisr thoughts
and inspirations in those vbo come In con-
tao, with him. /. 10 not surprising there
fore, that tributes 10 his many no
bic qualities of head and heart
have come from all parts Of the civil
lied World % n wonderful degree, showing
the esteem in hich this Distinguished Amer
lean poet vas held throughout Chrissendom.
In his private domestic life Mr.. Whittier
was something Of reciuss. He was . man
Of extreme modesty and has given the world
few gIiHpses Of himself in his writings.
The above volume shows Us the GOOD QUAKER
poet in these home relations, and the PIC
ture il affords will only serve 70 add to the
love In which his memory Will be cherished.
At the house Of Ex-Governor Claim MI.
Whittier was frequent and honofed guest.
He went 10 few other places IN Boston, AMI
Mrs. Cishin had unusual opportunities
Of knowing the Quaker poet in the most
domestic and homelike way. She has re-
yealed for the legitimate curiosity OF the
public some Of the home scenes in which
Whittier took part and she gives quite
new and unique picture Of him. which WIZ
not fail to endear his character SIN
more to the great public which loves his
poems and his memory. Most OF the
anecdotes are new and all are entertaining.
1t 10 a remarkable little volume which no
student of his works can afford to miss
reading. It is enriched with two beauti-
fully engraved portraits. 1t is prefAced BY
beautiful inedited poem by Miss Edna
Dean Proctor, one of Whittief's few init
mate friends. The beautiful binding OF
this dainty volume and its general typo
graphical excellence will scarcely fail to
render it one of the most popular gift books
Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mrs. + ward Parker Deacon, whose IN
sasory connection with the tragedy in
Csane,, France. on the night Of Feb. II,
fs9y. WIS for 8 time ths talk Of the
Newspaper reading ord has arrived in New
York with the one child that vas permitted
BY the eourts to remain 10 her custody after
. disorrs was granted her husband. Mr..
Deacon. and his three other children, passed
si.s :. .sDmer 1t fne old farmhouse near
Centre Hasbor, ". II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Speaking Of the finsl decision Of Col.
whe,i right to permit bis name to remain
upon tic Democratic state ticket, the Bos-
ton Herald frankly declares that 1.-THE
chances are that bis official duties viii not
seriously interfere with his professional
work sfr.r election" The indications are
that the same remark might be applied with
equal force to the Democratic state ticket
A 4 y hoIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

G.ss, -nor Flower Is said TO be making
qaits . reputation - an agricultural orator.
Ths people Of the Empire state have been
smsssA 70 ses how mach the great man
froa Albany. who has heretofore been re-
ssrsed only ~ = successful broker. knows
sbost farming. II the crops aren't good
in thss stsss smother season, 1t certainly will
no4 BE- his fault.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Southern people appear to be determined
70 STIR up the negroes, IL possible. to such
An ersent - to involve race war. II
such an event should ever come about. and
there !, .sson to fear it, IL would doubt
lees fasn's III the ehivairous white men Of
that section an excuse for siping out
issse portion Of the celored people, against
whom ths y appear TO hold such an unrsas-
0nipg haired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

The great work Of "Teeoneiiing" the Ger
man Emperor and Prince Bismarck has ap
psrensIy fallen with = dali thud. A recent
writer in = prominent German newspaper
thinks that
The words exchanged by the Emperor
and Pfiuce Bismarck in their last official
interview continue 10 indicate the relations
betwe cen them. In that interview the En-
peror said 'You refuse. then. even if youi
master commander Prince Bismarck re-
piled. My masters power erhs At the
threshold of my wifs's drawing ROOM"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

The poorest niger in Alabama, 10 enti-
tied 70 his constitutional rights ss my
han..s~-senstos Morgan.
His rather late h the day for the aistin'
gntsie-t senator 10 svaks 70 this important
Truth but not too late perhaps to remind
hin .fss actions speak louder than words.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

fSev York sss. rDsn.11


when Horace White and Richard Wsf-
en- Glider ergsss n tie alnncsG desprrAts
eAss: % csIless psisssely ssch . sam -
so, 900 in orter 70 buy Oh the purchaser
Of ssch an ofEes, it 10 no logger possible for
Mr.. cleysiAnd 70 fensia in dosbt or infif-
ference respecting his ovu position In the
traa@4csion. HOG, then, can be hesitafs?
Every hugh mss4l aad patriotic principle.
which be has 90 often snd 20 emphAtieaiiy
psof<sssd aad advocated, every appeal to
the Conservation Of disinssresssd Ard pure
conduct, shoah Yessgrd Ia his ears and
command h.m 70 lose no time In rsff4eing
the mistaken step, and extsieasins himself.
bis administrations, his pasty. and his eoan-
ny from the slough Of disgrsee into which
he has unvitsirsiy plunged them AL II he
refuses TO do this, be makes the shame his
esn; he finss svsy the excuse that be did
not ua.i<rstAnd the bargain made behind bis
bsek sad apart from his knov Isdgs. and he
COZ eTs The Democracy with shame without
psrcs4sst and without apology His duty
10 clear and imperative. and it viii not brook
delsy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Switzssisal. Misses Allen and Hsn'se.
ton Of New York 10 unique enssrsainesr'
at UniveFsslia church, Friday sves"s
Oct. 9Th. Admission oely 2scts.
fues, wed. thurs, hi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

The Independent Order of Feresten will
be instituted this Wednesday evening Il
Union hall, at $50 O'Clock; the item Ia
Tuesday mornings JOURNAL in reference
to the time of instituting the lodge beirs
incorrect, though given by one Of the head
officials,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

10 far - re have BEEN able 70 ssssftsin
oaly three men are en record - having
voucssd for he fitness Of Mr.. Van Alien
fosths IssHas mission. These are Pfesi-
dent Cleveland, sz-sscrstAry Whitney and
Ward McAiIisssr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

The Colbys and the Hutchins Ssrsapasil
Ia teams will close the base ball season n
Augusta. weather permitting, this weduss.
day, afternoon on the park grounds with
good game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

To THE LADIES: Il will pay you
bring your old felt hats TO the Hat Bcnnes
Bleschery, and have them made INTO VI
latest style. w. II. HotxEs, Pfopfisso''
Oct3dlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

eyeniag Of heass f4i.are- Mr. Poiiar1 wzs
. nssfre Of Msssxeisrsefs. bsF has made hls
home AZ Mrs fsssnshs fsr sie isst eizlt
yssrps Vas a vstxr4a n shv i..e SO szsd
: member pf g A. r. Fes- in .-saclsnse1ss-
FnneYsi sers1ess were csadaes-d Monssy
BY yiniog Post G. A. R--DSfeetive True
Of Halo sell wsx IN tosn on 6uslness Mon
dsy.-The many friends Of Arthur Caoaze,
Who has been sick with diphtheria II the In
sane Hospital SiIl be pleaset 10 knov n. -
q. home. and gaining nlesiy.--C. H. Josasi-
son Of Augusta Was Ia toxn tesrsfdss-
SorTH vassAIBoeo.
Mrs. Betty Thayer of Brook Ign, y. u
Is visiting her litter, Mrs II. B. Taylor
Aiss EIssxi Cannia xhsnl, y 10 has Dern very
i'll with ty paoii fever, Is much better. She
issun4sr tie care OF DR.. B. Z. tombstone Of
South cbiaa---Mr- and Mis-. H. +. WHITE
house, "a ha has been away Tor the summer.
nave rerarne. home Miss Emma Sasin VI
LIE sistoo, y no h - bsea Vi Ting her parents,
Mr.. ami Mrs. n. .SA5ln, has fesgrsed--Afs.
Srli. c. Prstt OF Rrockiaa Mass has been
visitsng her aenr. Mrs. We.Eon, HLicveli.
Mr.. z II. Jrakins OF Augusta passed
through the place Mon,iay oa nj. whs-l. en-
route for South chiaa.-Irs. Eliza White
house received News Of paiaiai aecisient
u her little grandson, Harold G.. White
house Of Wilmington. Del, ~ho has had
the misfortune to break his arm Mr. Dan
Proctor no has been quite iii for lie past
fes days Ia reported better.
Mr.. VERNON.
We understand that John Fairbanks has
sosd his farm TO Willie A. French of Lynn.
VI lss.--Rev. z. II. Doane Of South Penob-
scot preached at the BATHS church on
Sept. "a and Oct i.--Rey. {. Z. Young Of
Hutton will make short visit to Mt Yer
n, this week. Oct. 5th.--Dr. II. F Sbax
aud wife have returned from the Worlds
air after five weeks absence &C. G. Gil
man goes 10 the Maine Contra Hospital for
treatment this week.
Lineoln.
EAsr JEFFERSON.
The First church and society are making
extensive preparations 10 hold their third
annual Harvest Home, which viii be held
at the Jefferson town house. oct. II next,
afternoon and evening. THIS is legiti-
mate anil very successful way of earning
money for society purposes.-The Bond
cemetery association was Incorporated last
week and the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, =. +.
Jackson; secretary and treasurer, A. J.
Bond trustees, z z. Bond. X. Castle, j..
VI. Eugley.-The Bay View grocery, +. K.
Clark. proprietor, has opened again in the
basement of the Lake House Personals ::
Miss Emma Linscott. Siss Gertrude Me-
serve and Geo. Tobey attended the Lincoln
County Teachers Convention at Damaris
Gotta Mills.--M. A. Bond and wife will go
to Freeport this week to spend the winter.
E G. Meserve and wife. Mrs, Skinner
and Mrs. Partridge attended the State con-
vention of the W. C. I. L. at Rockland
last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mr.. j. A. Jaquith will continue to DO the
embalming for Undertaken knight. Mr.
Jaquith is regarded a. one Of the best EN-
balmers in this State, and his connection
with that establishment can but contribute
large to its success. The report that a Mr..
knight would serve in that capacity was an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

One case Of typhoid fever, one Of sc,,,
let and one Of diphtheria were reported to
the health office, DIR. II. J. Frederick.
Last week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Judging by the popularity achieved BY
Morrison's Faust" when it was here n
Meonian hall the performance toni. X
should pack the Opera house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Citizens, generally, will commend the
vigorous course which Chief Engineer
Kicker has taken to discover the rascal
who has been guilty of ringing in FALSE
alarms. If caught, as we sincerely hope he
may be, he should be made an example Of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Train No. "a comes through here nearly
every morning with II or II cars on. 10
spite of all calculations to the contrary the
unprecedented heavy travel from the Prov
inces continues and the Maine Central, "
n result, is crowded beyond expectations
and feels the abselce Of the extra summer
trains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Social Dance will be held 1t Cony hs'.
Thursday evening" next under msnasems"
Of Geo. NJ. Bean, JS. AL are invited.
oct3 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
Cushnoc Grange Fair next SATURDAY.

Another first class entertainment at he
Opera house tonight, Faust" BY the Nor.
rison company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

s'Dnee a Kansas ksphyr strayed
" here brass eyed bail pup played,
Aaa that foolish canine hayed
At that zephyr in a gay.
semi idiotic way.
Thea that zep yr ia about
Half a Jay took that Pup,
Tipped him over wrong side up.
Then 1t turned him wrong aide out.
A nd II calmly journ-yed thence
with barn and string of fence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mr. Cleveland doesn't appear to have
ovsaworked that rugged honesty" in deal
iax with Van Alien and his $50, 900 cam
paixn contribution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

wisihssp 9tsest chsfeh, Univesssnss
ssfvicrs everv Sur'lsy 1t 10 ~ 4: "; u
day school 81 12 NJ Y. +. G. U. q -
r. ". All are welcome. 'ep'lsdi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

A lively disturbance at the Salvation
Army barracks on Sunday led to lively
pjlice court trial on Monday. There "s's
charges and counter charges Of disturbance
and assault. Ed Austin, Valentine Ho"
and the l&tters son made up one side Of 'ns
case and the various officers Of the DEF
racks the other. Even Judge Andrew
many years experience a. police m's''
rste did not enable him to silt out 'he
truth from the conflicting ms" Of 'e"'
mony. One fact, however, was firmly ~
tsblished, which was that Austin hs'
struck one Of the Army officers. The cor
roborsiion Of that fact cost Austin " nos
and costs, and the episode vas ended.