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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
THEY PROTEST.
Demonstration Against Home
Rule at Belfast, Ire.
City Crowded With visitors---A
Monster Procession.


RsifAsr, April "A great gathering to
protest against Home Rale began here to-
,isy. Railway trains brought thousands Of
people to Belfast and the streets were
throngeti with enthusiastic crowds,
Al noon, 1T. Hon. A. j. Bslfour, the
marquis ami marchiOness of Londonderry.
lie luke OF Aberecrn, mayor of Belfast
nd other leading t'nionists, headed "a mon
.ier procession OF orangemcn, members of
Cnionists clubs, Odd Fellows and other
organizations, which marched through the
streets wearing the full regalia OF their
respective orders.
The procession was swclled by students
from Dublin in gowns, and band playing
British aud tnionist airs. The great mul-
lituie that lined the streets all the way to
Botanic Gardens, cheered with immense
enthusiasm AS each noted character or we'll
known organization passed.
Upon arriving ut the grand stand Mr..
8,lfour, Duke of Ahercorn, Marquis OF
Londonderry and party ascended the stand
md reviewed the procession. The march,
ing multitude cheered vocifcrously 1 it
passed.
The Dublin students tore in shrcds and
burned and trampled upon copy Of the
Irish home rule bill in front of the stand.
while Mr.. Balfour smiled AMI nodded his
approval of the demonstration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
THE STATE FAIR
Preparing for the Best Racing Ever
Seen on Maine Track.
Largest List OF Entries Ever Received In Colt
Stakes-0ther Points.

LEwIsroS, April t.-At a meeting of the
State Agricultural Society this evening H..
Z. Estes was elected superintendent of
grounds. The years colt stakes entries
were accepted
1t included j, for the l-year-olds, 81 for
the 2-year -olls, 81 for the 3.year-olds and
;i5 for the 4-year-olds.
All of the society buildings will be paint
ed. The restaurant under the grand stand
was leased to W. $. Snow, last years su-
perintendent 1t was voted to reopen the
pacing colt stakes until May lst, when the
80 pacing stake will be closed.
full list of entries will be mailed TO life
members and Others the latter part of tins
week The list of entries for the colt stakes
is larger than that of any former year.
The purses for speed trials are for the
2.31 class, 3-nInute trotters, 3-minute
PAGERS, 2.3l class. 2.2j class, 2.4u class
2.27 class, = 81 class, 2.35 PAGERS, 2.ju
class, . 20 class and the colt stakes.
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VERY MUCH IN AIR.


CuIcAGo, April IA Chicago man has
laid an arial scheme which surpasses the
l. tfel Tower. His name is O'Dounel. The
scheme has not been accepted by the fair,
but il is said that it will be built by private
enterprise on College avenue.
The serostat. as Nr. O'Donnell calls it, is
built in the shape of an old fashioned sperm
candle, pointed at the end. Ii is to be $50
feet long, 30 feet in diameter, and is to be
supported by the boyancy of 100000 feet
of hydrogen gas. The Irostat is to be
built of very light but strong steel frame ;
this is divided into number of gastight
compartments.
The whole is to be covered with oiled
muslin. When the aerostat is completed
and filled with gas it will have lifting
power of 2l tons. The aerostat with its
cabin and cables will weigh II tons. This
will therefore leave nine tons OF surplus
buoyancy, of which seven tons can be
used for the transportation Of passengers
to and from the aerostat. The cabin, a
handsome structure, built of mahogony,
which is to be suspended from the aerostat,
is to be 20 feet in diameter, 30 feet high,
divided into two stories, thus giving 1860
feet of floor space.
windows, or ports through which the myri-
ads of people who are expected to 90 VI
into this curious affair may gaze down upon
their less fortunate brethren below. There
will be restaurant on the lower floor of
the cabin, with music, flowers and an ever
playing fountain ON the floor above there
will be many electrical devices and many
other things, the whole to be operated and
| Illuminated by electricity transmitted from
the ground. The thing is kept stationary
by four cables.
| The acrostat is protected from the high
winds by its pointed bow and by two keels
or rudders at its stern. As the huge s'ruct-
ure turns on a pivot 50 to speak, the
pointed bow must always face the winds,
thus offering the least resistance to their
energies. Mr.. OD0nneli has provided for
a sort of aeriel cable railroad reaching from
the earth, where it is operated by a small
engine, to the bottom OF the aerostat above.
| Mr.. O'Donnell has proyIied number of
| ittle aerostats, which are attached to the
cable railroad by means of hooks.
| As one set of little aerostlts are going up
/ crowded with people similar set of empty
aerostats are coming down on the other
| side. The little acrosths Hre capable OF
sustaining the weight of S0n pounds, and
are designed to make the roGnd trip. one
| and one-sixth miles, in H. minutes. There
! wil be enough of them to carry 200 people
| an hour each way. All of the aerostats are
covered by parachdtes, so that should one
Of them lose its hold upon the cable II
would descend softly and easily to the
| ground, as Mr.. o'Donnel expressed it.
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:
D~sIrss to Bear Testimony

Henry Thorne. Travelling Secretary Of
tt,e Y. VI. G. A., writes from Exeter Hall,
Strand, Lon5on, February 2d, 1888:
Il iesfre to baar my testimony TO the
vaIne of ALLeocKs PoKors PLasIEEs. l
have used them for pains in the back and
side arisiag from rheumatic and other
causes raser withops deriving benefit from
tfair aypsieatissI- They are easily applied
and very comforting. Those engaged as
am in public work which involves exposure
10 sudden changes Of temperature. will do
we'll 70 keep supply of ALIeocK's Pox-
oil. PLAsTHHs n their poytrasnseaas'
mar21deod&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President
today sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
jaime o. Brodhead of Missouri to be
minister TO Switzerland.
Bartlett Tripp of South Dakota to be
minister to Austria Hungary.
tben Alexander of North Carolina tc
he minister TO Greece. Roumania and Ser
/ yia.
/ Edgar Wbilden of Maine to be consul al
st. stephens, NIB.
/ To be consuls of the United States
| JONES f. Neal of Ohio at Liverpool, jaime,
VI. Dobbs of Georgia at Valparaiso; l. o
Rockford of Mississippi at Kingston, la.
I David n Burke of New York at Pernam
buco. Henry F. Merritt of Illinois at Bar
men, Esa d. Dickinson of New York a
Nottingham, Benjamin Lenthisr of Massa
! chusetts at Sherbrooke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North. East
South and West

Monday evening an engine of the Chock-
taw Coal and Railway Co, exploded at
Redoak, /. T.. causing the death of four
tralnmen.
sNThe Commercial Bank of Australia ha
failed. 1t had capital of Sl5 1000 600, of
which S6,00o0 900 was paid up. Its re-
serve fund was S53 700, 900.
Mrs. Daniel Morristy of Huekleberry
Hills, Norwalk, Conn, was shot in the
temple Sunday evening by supposed
crazy man, who made his escape.
The Colonial Club House at Cambridge,
Mass, the home of the leading social and
literary society IN that city, was damaged
bv fire and water to the extent of $500,
Tuesday.
Louis Powell. Pole, was shot by Jacob
Bechner, a German, in Farrelfs saloon
New Britain, Conn Tuesday. Powell
died 90 minutes afterward. Bechner ha,
been arrested.
Officials of the Builders Exchange at
Pitsburg. Pa were Monday found guilty
Of ccns piracy by the jury for combining in
restraint of trade and preventing contract
ors not members of the exchange from get
ting material.
Chief Harris of the Cherokees signed q
bill for the ratification of the amended Che
rokec strip treaty Monday night. This was
the last step necessary to assure the open
ing ofthe strip to settlement.
Hon. w. +. Barrett was nominated for
Congress at the 18th Massachusetts Congress
sional district convention at Chsrlestown.
Mass, Tuesday. The Il. b. Hayes dele
k1t ,t;r al ,nHv II. and tipf,ia Il
him nominated.
ship King James Newcastle, Eng, with
coal. for San Francisco, was burned at sea,
200 miles off San Francisco. and Monday
II Of the 30 men reached land. Captain
and II men are missing.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Consolidated Railroad at New Haven Tues
day resolutions approx ing of the lease of
the Old Colony. Stockbri1ge & Pittsfeld,
berkshire & West Stockbriige railroads
were adopted.
Sunday night the entire business portion
of Carroiton, H., was destroyed by an in
fendarv FIRE, Is building being consumed
tshburv Gentry. a notorious outlaw, IL
regarded the incenilary. 4 portion Of the
citizens are pursuing him and will probably
lynch him if apprehended.
Steamer Alier, which sailed Tuesday
morning from New York for Bremen, while
proceeding to the lower bay about 10
O'Clock and when off Liberty island, ran
into bark Enos Soule Of Freeport, Ma ne
slla lashiug the bark's hows, tearing away the
I iibboom, bow srrit AMI all iIer headg-a-.
! She commenced to FIJI, and 30 save her
from sinking i cable wac made fast and she
aas toveI TO the vest side of Governor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
HURRY up, BOYS,
u You Want an Office You Must Hustle
With Your Little Petitions.

PukILA>p, April THE Democratic
State com tnl,tee is in SESSION here tonight
the business being to hear the report of
Hon. Arthur Sewalrs visit to Washington.
President Cleveland has signifed his desire
that If a man wants an office in Maine, he
must get petition which shall be referred
to the town, county and state committees,
and then to Mr.. Sewall of the National
committee If all these approve it is sup
posed he will get the Office.
There was a heavy thunder storm tonight
which struck George c. Frye's drug store,
+. +. Hollands drug store and played
havoc with electric wires. No extensive
damage was done.
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CASE OF SMALLPOX


N"EtH NAssNHoEo- April t. Special. B
MIR. Harry Noland an employe at Cook
and jepsons shoidy mill is sick with small
pov supposed to have been taken from the
rays. The family who are living at Mr..
Leonard t'etcheli's were quarantined this
morning He il about u years OLD. The
mill - in the edge Of Wiuslow about one
half mile from this village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
MCLEOD RESIGNS
As President oi the Reading Tor Good Of the
| Companies.

PuIrAptlrnIA, April IA. A. Mcleod.
president of the rhiladelphia Reading
Railroad and Coal aud Iron Company. has
rendered his resignation as president of
the companies, to take effect May lst Ii
is announced that it is his intention to re-
sign his position as receiver of the COM
pany the same day.
HIS reason for resigning Is the belief
that the needed financial assistance will not
be accorded the company so long as he con
,inues to occupy the positions of president
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BUYING GEORGIA LANDS.
western and English Capitalists Want Them
to Raise Fruit

MAcaS, Ga, April "a large amount
If land contiguous TO Macon is being sold
to English capitalists anal Western people
who " ish it for nyestmenf and for settle
,uent by colopists. Within the past few
lavs 1000 acres have been sold on the lin,
of the Georgia Sonthcrn & Fort Florida
road at from - to si2 au acre to psrties
from Ohio who intend to raise fruit. A
tract of land at Well.ton, in lIonstoI
county, consisting of 200 acres, was sold
this week for $50, 900, on which peach tree'
will be planted.
Several large places have been sold il
near counties at sums ranging from sstft
to $40 800 This section of the state is tht
true home Of the peach, and well adaptet
10 the successfni growth of fruit. It j.
estimated that na5t season | 900 900 pe.ci
,rces will be planted along the Ene Of th'
Georgia Southern road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
APRIL'S TOTAL ECLIPSE
Mariners Asked to Make Observations While
al Sea.

Nuw YORK, April 1.-THE photographic
chart for the month of April calls special
attention to the total eclipse of the sun,
which occurs on April l6, and which will be
visible at sea. The photographer calls upon
all nsvigAtors to secure all the data regard
ing it that it is possible to obtain. The by
tirographer says;
Scientific expeditions are being prepared
to observe the eclipse itself, but there are
observations that anyone can make. and
these may prove to be of great interest and
value. Those particularly desired are any
changes in the clouds accompanying any
changes of temperature during the eclipse :;
reading of the barometer every half hour
from ! 20 to $40, G.. NJ. T., while in the
path of total eclipse; temperature of the
air, both wet and dry bulb, during the same
interval; any peculiar appearance of light
during the eclipse.
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BIG BANK FAILURE.
Commercial Bank Of australia Goes 10 Pieces
With Enormous Liabilities.

MrIBot RSF+ April 4.-The Commercial
Bark of Australia has suspended payment
Shareholders are summoned TO consider
proposals for the recon.trnction of the
baak The atfairs of the concern have
h. eu in bad shspe for some time, and the
coil4pse was expected for several days.
The pail mp capital of the bank is ff.-
geo 000; suoscribtd capital. G3.0oo, ,lF0
reserved fupi $50 900. The bank had
branches at London. E,iinburg. Glasgow
and all the principal cities and towns in
Australia.
m, surpeBsion is lua TO = continued
w.thdra~al Of deposits g 0s fa)o hFin2
witiI4rawn wirhin the past year and fI5o,-
coo IN THURSDAY last alone.
The Commercial is the largest bark in
Victoria anil belonged 10 tire association Of
banks which recently agreed TO uphold each
other With the ss4i.tanes If the govern
sgcrt. The total smoun, Of deposits :.
uyrr sfs iai. Gao
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

BANGOR, April flames II. Bowler, a
prominent and respected citizen, died very
suddenly this afternoon of heart disease.
Mr.. Bowler had lived in Bangor since
ISIS? In lS72 he formed a partnership
with |. IL Merrill in the banking business
and has conducted it since then. He was a
leading member of the First Parish church
and has served on the board of aldermen.
He was twice married and his second wife
survives him His age was -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

Bet zeeu this and .be other ..dc Of the broad
Atlantic, IA ihe shape OF tourists. commercial
trageief. and mart"ers, agents "pn the r"aa,
steamboat captains, shlp's surgeons and "aii
.orts md eoadiuons' of Travellers, eInigrant
and new settlers appreciate and testify 10 the
preventive and remedial properfie- Of Hnstetters
stomach ptsters In sea sickness, nausea, nala-
rlsi and riiramsilc tsosble, and All disorders
Of ib. s:onaeh, liver and bowels. Agai.-t the
urefudietll influences 1f climate. fTndtty cooked
o. staecu toned Diet aBd impure water. II Is
i g.,,e reign ssfsguard, aud has been 80 gar'ed
rs s}t travelling public for over third of q
eensufv No lorra OF fnaiarisi fever, from ibe
cslspfftfa sf the Pacific and The broken bone
| fever os the Missi..ippi. 10 its mil6er types.
ran reels. the curative action Of this benignauf
ure.rgyef aud rrstorer o! health. veritsble
! boon 10 p.fsDns in feeble heaih or liable
! 10 incaY disease.
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The SENATE
Still Leave Fate Of the Three Appointed
Senators Undecided.

WAsurSoroN, April 4.-The Senate re-
sumed the consideration of the report of
privileges and elections, in favor of the
admission of senators appointed by the
Governors of Montana, Washington and
Wyoming
Vest made an argument against the ad-
mission OF the three senators. He quoted
from the debate in the Senate in the case
of Mr. Wadleigh, New Hampshire, in
which Mr.. Blaine said: "of course the
Governor cannot appoint. Nothing is bet
ter settled than that"
Al the close of Vests speech, Chandler
obtained the floor, but yielded for an ex-
ecutive session, and the Senate accordingly,
at II IL proceeded to the consideration of
executive business and soon afterwards
ad iourned till tomorrow.
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YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Saco Members Object 10 the Hospital Being
Established at Riddetord.

BIpptFoRp, April i.-The Saco members
of the York County Hospital Association
have entered protest against the reorgan-
lzation of the association, and the
amendment of its bylaws so that a hospital
may be established at Bidileford.
At last nights meeting of the Saco city
council a tetition was presented, asking
that lot in Pepperell Park be donated for
a hospital site. The petition was referred
to a committee.
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A SUDDEN PAUSE
In Connecticut State Prison Investigation
No Charges Preferred.

HAErrnRp. Conn, April THE pro-
posed investigation of the warien of the
state prison and manags ment of the prison,
apparently came 10 an abrupt conclusion
this afternoon.
The JOINT stsnln@ committee on state
prison met TO hear charges against the war
zen or prison management, but no charges
were preferred, and the committee decided
TO meet again tomortow afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

KAx+.s Cry, Mo, April 4.-Return,
from navy riiies AMI toNns Throughout.
Kansas show the Republicans today swept
evcry thing where party lines we're drawn,
ebiel, was the case in most of the principal
towns. In Lpavenworth the Republicans
elected the mayor for the first time in 10
wears.
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DUPUY SUCCEEDS
And Forms a New French Cabinet-The
Chosen Ven.

PAnI>. April IN. Dupuy has sue
ceehefi in forming cabinet, as follows
" Dupuy. premier ami minister Of the in
terror; Paul Louit PEI eral. minister OF
finance; Senator Eugene Ggsrin, minister
Of justice; RayTnon rpiacsrre, minister Of
public instruction; Louis Terrier, minister
Of commerce; Admiral Rieunier, minister
Of msrine; Jnles DeveIl~, minister Of for
eign affairs Francoi. Vie,te, minister Of
public works: General I1oizilion, minister
of war; Albert Figer. minister Of agricul-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

Aetobats- whose feats of leaping anil
vaghing so interest the crowd and charm
the Children at the circus ought 80 tax
sIta them from town to tosn a supply Of
Siis alton Oil. They viii find i, firsf-ciass
hniment, just the thing they need for sore
ness Of the Huscles oceasioned by too
violent exercise. for stiffness in rhe back
ami neck, Or fo- any abnormal sfrsin which
they may be subjected to. Price 25 cts.
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Republicans Win in kithiqan.

DErRoI, Mich, April 5.-Aimost CON.
pletc rriurns tonight siVw the election OF
yesterday Of Judge Hooker tRep.), su-
premc judge and two SNPub'iean regents by
piuralitir. of more than 10000 each. Elec-
,,on for circuit Judges was held in 23 dis
IfIcts OF which the Republicans carried ID.
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Mrs. Eliza Mustard Of Farmingdae Receives
Probable Fatal Injuries by Falling.

GARDINER, April Especial. Mrs
Eliza Mustard of FarmingIale, an aged
lady and totally blind, suffered a serious
accident Monday night which may prove
fatal. She mistook the door leading TO the
cellar stairs for that leading to the sitting
room and slipped, falling headlong the
whole length of the stairs.
She sustained serious injuries to her
head and spine and lay in a stupor yester-
day. Dr. +. NJ Putnam, who was called,
pronounced her condition a critical one.
Mrs Mustard formerly lived in Richmond,
and is lady of considerable wealth.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
lrsasemest ., Trains ia Eject Ian. is.. 1893.
THROuCH TRIMS.

tOyra WFsT-s25 A. N Tor Lewiston
g.rniag'ea, koeki4sJ. l'sriitaf- BD-f9n tac
aoatreaJ iG.lB A. VI tot bfsn~s4cs. LsEfstea
F4ra. 3 ztob, fscki.al. Spf.li4-4s a.s.! isssfoE
eoonsetisz tor Kit.ts ayaas4N Points tAA Ller
- 3I0 snd s.E &. &. ~ a-7.a.s ei,.-, BstA
portland H".tJn, iis1 +. y. utNs rEEsaaaI
eycr3 night FOR Devis'oa .ais, ta;kieId. pozt
ind and Boston.
s.otNs. EAsT-2.iO a. n rp1ghf eNprss.) fol
sEoshsgsn, Bs!fast Bangor. B,4 H.stor. st
straaea, -. John ard Af90s -D9k C9aaty; -;
A ". for WstrT.ll'v, and skowh.saa spt
,0f Bangor and VaneehoT0, jx-E z. "
,ar wsieryiie. oonn@""in- at T4ssrvili.
stth ZD =. ". train tdF LSr.ston
"a r ". tor @gt+vgils, pskt4nd
North An>on, bingham. sso~iss4a. fi'if.st
ijoges EokerOft Bangor, Bar HarDor, 1T. S.ef'is n
n. John and Ay7os;o9k IotHty; III !. n, sun
9a7s cny for Wat%ryiue and Bangor.
The Siah' Pullman Trains gong '..s, 81 a-it A
NJ gsng vest 4; 100 r NJ, r'n eari, ~aY ever,
nlgh, sunday iHciuied, connecting fof ieNtstod
,Bd K0eklsnd. bat not TO skOShsgan GA aoadaf
fnsrniass, or 10 Belfast. Dss.cr. VI b, ,cnd Ban
sefs On 6.I saH"z ,yzin. n'fI,aH soipg we./ plo
~ and Eat at ~. +. NJ. F5u daity SUNDAY 10
eildsf between Boston. lie Fi.t0n. Bath. ktnspi
Ighr
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ST. Lotus. Mo, April --ketnTns at
mi HtiQht sho~ the tirst AWeepng R'pubii-
rnn victory for years ia 81. Louis. The
Republicans carried ABOUT everything from
" aiiriige, for mayor down, by msjorities
of ~ least 20oU Returns from the state
show very general Democratic victory in
nearly all Democratic counties, with few
scattering Peoples party gains.
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Maine Pensions.

wAsur>Grox, April i.-Thc follow ing
Ut nsions have been granted to Maine per
sons:
Or ginal, Butl,r Libby &. w. Kelly, D.
Davis, Charles Henderson; additional
Thomas Matoney original, widows, Sarah
Morrill,, Hiram B. Cocord.
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MRS. J. C. BLAINE. lR.,
And Son at Last Leave the New York Hotel
for Atlantic City.

NEw YoRk, April Mrs. !. Blaine,
,Ir., left the New York Hotel. where she
has been compelled to remain for sometime
owing to the Illness of her hoy, early this
morning. Mrs. Blaine and son went to
Atlantic City. n, where they will remain q
short time.
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ToRoNrn, Ont, April 4.-The ontari-
Legislature opened at : this afternoon -
the new parliament buildings in Queen.
park. Lieut.. Governor Kirkpatrick pre-
sented the address.
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THE AOvEhTS
In Convention al Worcester Receive Greetings
from the Maine Conference.

WORCESTER, Mass, April The morn
ing session of the Advent Christian tongtn
ton today was devoted to routine work.
Greeting. were extended from the Maine
conference by Rev. f.. i Wooav ard.
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1000 WELSH MiSERS


LoSp"v, April i.-foIr ,boussnd work
in2 peupic were thrown o0' of employment
in South Walc. by til -tUpphge of several
rnlluri.4 ~ the Rhon.iia valley.
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FNa AND COOLER.
With sertknss. Minds Is ihe Word for Maine
70. wednesday.

W4sHTSGIos, April i.-For Maine
Fair, diminishing northwesserly winds
slightly collier. Signals displayed from
Delaware breskwa,er 10 Boston section.
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wA-hrysros, April Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Maxwell today sp-
pointed l44 fourth class pcstnaster-. ~
this number "a are in Maine.