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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02


I. ,.ei,. Jaha tt...pa. cii,or o. rae Quincy
Whis. al Quincy. His.
IL Josephine Pollard. auihorcss, in New York
city. ni,o,l u.
- Ex-Governor M,ron Il. Clark, OF New York,
nj Ganau,taiSaa. \, y, aged NJ.
Ex-Governor h. l.. lowe of Maryland. In
brooklyn. aged 70
I'd Rev. William Ware Rowland. an old mis-
sionary OF the American board in Jaflnss
patam, Ceylon, aged IS.
81 George William Curtis. author and editor.
at Livingston, Staten Island. aged Is.
SEPTEMBER.
S Daniel Dougherty, lawyer and orator, In
Philadelphia, aged o.
I. John q, Whittier, the poet, at Hampton
Falls. n. H., aged IS.
Ex-senator Francis Herman, prominent
Democrat, at Utica, N. Y, aged rs.
10 David Bruce, inventor OF the typemakins
machine, In Brooklyn. aged 81
70. Gen. Daniel Ullmann, a civil war veteran.
at Nyack. N. V, aged 50.
- Gen John Pope, U. 5. A., retired. at san
duskv. o.. aged 69.
"a p. 5. Gilmore the band leader, In st. Louis,
nged g.
~ Gen j. w. Hustled, ex-speaker OF the New
York assembly, ut Peekskill, n. V, age,!
SO.
OCTOBER.
= Ernest Renan, French philosopher and
skeptie, in Paris. aged 60.
H. Alfred TeDnyson, Baron d'Eyncourt. a,
Adworth. England. aged So.
~, Charles l.. Harris, actor. In Chicago. aged ~
"a Professor William Swintpn. author and
teacher, in New York city, aged 49,
Harry vane aillbank, the notorious duet
list. died at Davos am PLATE. Switzerland.
aged a.
President Harrison, In the White House.
AGED
g. De Witt C. Littlcjohn. at oswego. y. y,
NOVEMBER.
p Lieut.. Frederick q. Schwstka, soldier and
explorer. in Portland. Or, aged a.
8. Gen, S, w. Crawford. U. S. A.. retired. in
Philadelphia aged So.
a. John loey, formerly president of Adams
Express company. in New York city,
aged Gs
49, charlie Reed. comedian. in Boston, aged
. William OConnor, champion oarsman eli
America, died az Toronto, aged -.
"a abby Hutchinson Patton. one of the
Hutchinson family of singers, iu New
York city, aged Sd
p. Rev. J. w Scott, fathcr-in-law of Presi-
dent Harrison. at the White House.
DECEMBER.
i. Ex-Governor II. NJ. Hoyt. of Pennsylvania.
at Wilkesbarre, Pa, aged e..
q Jay Gould. in New York city. aged 10.
I. Gen. b. W. Brice. L. S. A, retired. In
Washington. aged Sc.
G W. NJ. Derby. pioneer business man Of
Chicago, in that city.
!. Wilson q. Hunt. n prominent business man
in New York city, aged s..
Fred Leslie, the comedian. in London.
Professor J. $. Newberry, of Columbia
college. in New Haven, aged %
.. Robert Muir. well known printer, in Brook
Ign, rged q.
DR.. Phil Il. Hoy, naturalist. in Racine
Wis. aged IS.
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Sailing Crafts,ost by Wrecks. Collisions.
Fn~, Explosions, Etc.
/ JANUARY,
= British bsr4 Chi!lweli sunk by collision in
the Enslh channel; Is of the crew
drowned.i
H. Ht perscnsa Crowned by stalking OF steamer
Namchotnn the China sec,
-. british bard ferndaie wrecked in trays
hartor. Washington; y sailors drowned,
rEHRuARy.
,, Whaling hsk Tamerlane wrecked on the
rocks of nina in the Pacific; II drowned.
~ steamer FSest Queen sunk hy collision OF
Flambordgh head, England: IA drowned.
q. 10 hshcrrfn drowned in u gale Off the
coast OF Isrtugal.
MARCH.
81. steamer tIsnture wrecked on California
coast at iackrort: drowned.
60. Steamer AkNandcr Woicow foundered III
tho Caspi'n sea; go lives lost.
30, British BARI Falls. of Garry sunk oil the
/ Isle OF Wight u drowned
Il. steamer Gdicn Rule burned ut CiGcin.
natl; deslhs.
ArHIr.
s. steamer Iiuesa sunk IN collision In tho
German sts, Il drowned.
.. 5 deaths by the capsizing Of II yacht at
New llnveb.
H. \ .ailhaal Rcapsized in Boston hsrbor
10 boys ofjhe i}ostnn Farm srhenl.
%. 80 soldiers drowned by HE toundering of II
sloop in h River Claire. Anam.
MAY.
10. ~ sailors drowned by wrecking Of the Brit
ish bark aberdeen on the cuRst of Penn
broke.
IL. Ship St Charles for San Francisco. blew
up off thepregon coast. Capt. Chapman
4. Brazilian slip solimoes wrecked near tho
mouth Of she Rio de la platn; LEO Of the
crew drowhod.
JUNE.
%. 6 drowned ~ the sinking of n ferry boat at
Napoleonvnlc La.
"A. The Brittsh} petroleum vessel Pctrolia,
from Philadelphia. blew up or the har-
Dor OF Blays, France; Is drowned.
I. Ship Peter Stuart went to pieces on tho
rocks of Weymouth hnrbor. Nova Scotia
IA drowncd5
Q, odcaths by the explosion OF steamer Mont
Blanc on Lake Geneva, Switzerland.
e. Is drowned by lie capsiziug Of the steamer
frankie Folsom on PEORIA lake, Illinois.
AUGUST
o. Steamer Aiaxsuak in the Gulf of Finland
80 persons ltnwfied.
H. British ship 1hracian foundercd of tho
Isle Of Mafi; % lives lost,
Il. Schooner Snowflake capsizcd on the Texas
coast. carrying down u people, includ-
ing several prominent citizens of IIonma
SEPTEMBER.
|. q drowned by the wreck ing of the pro-
ucller Western Reserve on Lake superior
OCTOBER.
49, steamer Bolaiara lost IN typhoon in Chi
nose waters ltn drowned.
y. The Anchor iiuc steamer Eonmnnia. from
Liverpool for bombay. wrecked of Portu
gal: ~ lives lost.
DECEMBER.
g. The German steamer Spree towed into
Queenstown in sinking condition.
6. 3vcsscls wrecked by IL gale at Santa Veucre,
italy: iDdcaths.
Norwegian lnrk India lost with all her
crew in Nersey river. England
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WINNERS IN THE FIELD

suarnary OF the Sporting Record Tor the
Year 1899.
April.
uEliiott won tho Tennessee Derby at Nash
willie.
MJudge Morrow won the Brooklyn handicap.
1Afontana won the Suburban handicap A.
Shcepshe,d Bay.
JrLY.
i Yale defeated Harvard 10 the varsity boat
race Ut New london. Conn.
AUGUST.
1 Nancy Hanks made record OF sMa )"
Chicago.
4 The yaeht Wasp won the sl.poeup at New
pbft. beating the Harpoon and Gioriana-
H Nancy Hanks trotted a milo 10 2abA AZ IN
Isl dependence, Ia.
% sErTENBEit
d Martini Wilkes irotted In 2as at ihacpsh"'
q encc, Ia ,,.,,
"a MpAuyille defeated Meyer for the iiaht-
weight championship Of the WORM Ut w"
q Ufiealis.
y, Cosbo,t defeated sullivan for tho worlds
championship at New Orleans
q Mascot lnwerod the pacing record 10 g" ~
Terra iiante, Ind
EoyE,sBgR.
E Yale defeated the University o. ienns!r
! y4nia at football Ia New YORK city; scofo'
2sioG.
III Stan bDui lowered the stallion feeo'o "
e0sts at Stockton. Cal 49,,
2, Yale beat Princeton at football In New
YORK city I2 too.
DECEMBER
s. 10 the prize fight Mt Coney Island n J."
Goddard whipped Maber'
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MRS. ANN c0RNELIA GATES.
Death Of the Daughter Of the Founder Of
Rochester. N. Y.

AMHERST. Mass, Jan. Mrs. Ann
Cornelia Gates. aged 81, quietly passed
away at the home of her stepson. President
NJ. T.. Gates of Amherst COLLEGE, Saturday
afternoon, after a long period of Illness.
Mrs Gates was born on February .,
1905, at Hagerstown. Nd. In 1910, her
father, Col. Nathaniel Rochester, after
whom Rochester. N Y. was named, moved
to Rochester. In 1851 Miss Rochester
married Hon. William S. Bishop of Roch-
ester, who was wilower with three chill
dren: Rev. George 5. Bishop, ID. D.,
Orange, n. j.; James l.. Bishop, New
York; Mary c. Bishop, now Mrs. Merrill
4. Gates. Mr.. Bishop died in 1868. and ia
1867 his widow married Hon. Seth NJ.
Gates of Warsaw, n. Y, father of Presi-
,ient Gates. On the death of her second
husband, in 1877, Mrs. Gates became o
member OF President Gates household,
President Gates having married Mrs. Mary
Bishop four years before.
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srs1s HOUSE NOTES.

Saturdays me-. ing Of the Governor and
Council was confined ctiisfiy to routine
p.ss. They adjourned 10 p NJ Mon
,ia
Seesatsr, Mckeen has received return,
Tor making III the s'is~nds from nearly al
the agricultural societies an,i there are yer,
few errors
s,erEir. Fes-er,ien AMI Jere. II. Libby
two bright Aroostook county young men
viii be em9isyc.i in sIse office Of the secre
,ars III site tl,is ~in,ef- Tir, former is
son es tie sserstsFy.
lis anlers'ee'i sisas the supreme enur
viii be asked for IN epiniou on the Pein
made hy Mr. l'eakes that under the law o
|is.s 4lse Council had no jurisdiction ii
granting par.lcns IN rapitai eases.
NJ executisc committee Of the Stat,
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coston warehouse burned 1t Provsdencc:

Coaton warehouse burned ut Providence
l0aa> 15m.0A
| Z San Jose. CAL visited b IRE causing
tSMI0W loss
ism people MADE homeless; deaths:
| loss estimated Mt Ssn0mn
Giant Powder works near San Francisco
wrecked 81 explosion; many deaths.
IA A $4,000 nre In Montreal.
II. a Slss0p fire 1t Providence.
p. Rio Vista. Cal. lost $4,000 BY fire.
q OH warehouses burned At St los,:s, loss,
Sanm
4 Is miners killed by gas explosion in the
York Farm colIiery Pennsyivania
a INN River. Wis. almost wiped out by fire.
loss, ssDoM.
< Raw City. Mich. sweps By terrible FIRE;
los. Il nD0Oe death.
= Bcaie. cal. nearly DESTROYED BIZ firc.
AUGUST.
National Bit mills burned at Paris. Tex.
loss es5nOM
a White lead works burned at Jopkia. Nc;
,oss. ss0un
| IA Red Mountain Mining Camp, Colo, de-
stroved nv fire: loss Ss;aM
Tbs Rroolivn cnmnany,s eoo,,erare burnc,,
n New Orleans: los. $3.50. GlM
n "a buildings burned in Geneva. o.; loss.
sI-sm
70 A can an fire in Delta. O.
= F;re damn expIesion in the Parkslip coal
,rine naar Rri-enS Wales. 100 deaths
| =. Interior Of Me,ropolitau opera house in
New Work. city burned: loss S40nOW
m A N;twaukes brewery damaged $3.50 200 BY
Are
SEPTEMBER
l. Iron works burned at Muncie, Ind: loss,
$1,000,
7. Planning mill and lumber yard burned ut
New Boston, O.. loss S2jO0n.
| 4. Hd deaths in a collision on the Clearield
and Cambria railroad, near Altoona, Pa
Academy OF Music is burned in Cleveland
TO- silIed and s. injured in a railway collision
| at West Cambridge junction, Massachu-
sets.
70 Printing office containing state documents
burned in Albany: loss over sajN0p
| IA a deaths by the derailment of an electric
motor car in st, Louis.
m Rorkaway Reach. Long Island. nearly de-
stroyed by fire: loss about $50 0n
| 81 ,akiIlej in a collision m the Fort wavne
road near Wooster. O.
% school furniture factory burned at Battle
Greek. Mich: loss. sa500O
o. Howard ( u swent hy a fire. loss slOo =
DON deaths.
q. sayles a jerks Wooden mills burned at
Warren Mass. loss Ssnm
oe-roRrR.
Ssu1ar Eros dry goods stare in Waco
rax ,,nr,ncnd san1 o.O nv fire
| A Tbs t'arv-1,.ieu Paimt factory burned in
fHbifnru. iosS. SltSlMN
! q E;rne,. Rro. ,.igar,t,c f,c,orx burned In
New Work ri,,- las $50 0nl
rha Si.t,I rsnar n,Iils burned in Rich.
| r,,rl I'M, In.s sIGa on
| ,.. L-I,, ,I,.s,gT,,,.d ~, yilIac. ~ Sally Ia
r. H. ,.,ilts h,,r,,.,a n, a,,snar, " ioes
Sisnan,
-, dao,ls IA, xn,osior n, n fo,a 4, Ios An.
- .,aias ~,
., III. j., +, coi,,sio, an m. p.ad,,o roaa
-" $50. ,,",a,-,,,'I D. -" >NN
| -, I,,r, H. ~ slnia,,,la ,,;s,r;o, ., Ntilx,r
To-. ,ass 81 ,nnont. IN deaths
| en- .,5o,snn ~ h, :, Iahrsh,r,, u,
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HAPPENINGS IN 1892
In the Political World and Among ~
pie Of Prominence.

In the Political World and Among res-
pie Of Prominence.
l. Congressman Perkins appointed UnIsd
States senator from Kansas. vice ilsins,.
decreased
e. Charles II. Gibson elected United states
senator from Maryland.
"A. PRECEDENT Harrisoufs uH.matum dsliYssed
TO the Chilian government. Ne
a. The presidents message on the ChlliaB
question sent to congress.
d. Chii's reply to the presidents ultimasam
received in Washington.
rEBaUAKy
%. Treaty signed between the United AAscs
aud Great Britain referring the Behsins
sea fisheries dispute 10 board Of arhltra-
ton.
-. Roger q. Mile elected United states sen
Ator from Texas.
8. A new extradition treaty signed between
United States and France.
APRIL
q. President Harrison laid the cornersteae Of
the Grant monument In Sc@ York city
e. Thomas Jefferson Coolidge nominated
United States minister to France i place
Of Whiteiaw Reid. resigned.
T. Hon. X. c.wInthrop, OF Massae husetts. the
oldest ex-speaker Of congress. csIs>F rated
his Sd birthday.
u. Baron de Fsva resumed his duties = talian
minister in Washington
JUNE.
1. Blaine resigned tho Office Of secFookrv Of
state.
10. President Harrison rsnominatsd " : vote
Of SO out Of 20.
n Count Herbert Bismarck married - Ar
triAa Counties AAssassths HoseHis "
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DAME NATURES MOODS.
Weather Freaks, Grcnt storms aud Dis
tnrbnnces In Earth, aud Air.

tnrhnnces in Earth ana Air
JANUARY.
49, Heavy snoTstoriu and block ado In Illinois.
-. Earthquake shocks felt in Rome.
FEBRUARY.
3. Earthquake shock at Omaha.
IS. \ brilliant aurora bprealis witnessed in the
northern states.
MARCH.
II. A destructive cyclone wcpt over Texas.
Kansas. Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska; Is
deaths In Missouri and Kansas.
ApRff.
l. a cyclone and cioudburst threw down a
building in Chicago; $ deaths.
2. Brow nSyiile, J. T.. wiped out by cyclone
4. . deaths aud great destruction of property
by a cyclone near Chorryvale. Kan.
II. Destructive flood in Mississippi: 80 persons
drowned.
e. Earthquake shocks IN Montgomery, War
rcn and Oisegu counties, y. :.
10 Severe arthqu9ke shocks at Nacayiilc.
Dixon. Winters and other towns in Cali
foruia.
o. The island Of Mauritius devastated by a
hurricane: over 1900 deaths.
NAY.
l6. Is deaths 10 a winds,ofm IN Texas.
IS A portion OF Sioux City. Ia, inundated by
sudden rise Of Floyd river: 81 drowned.
20. Snow fell throughout New England
u. A cioudbHrst broke dam at hihgsindp.
o.. and drowned people.
The food in Mississippi valley reached its
height. lnss between KANSAS Cts and
New Orleans estimated over sl0,UUifs0.
n my lives lost.
June
u. 4 fearful cyclone swept over south central
Minnesota. causing wrecks and wash.
outs; 20 deaths.
= 81. Rose village. near Montreal, wiped Out
by acyclone.
lG. Grant monument. Lincoln park Chicago.
struck by lightning: people killed.
IL. A volcanic eruption destroyed part OF the
island Of sangir. Dutch East indies. and
killed over 900 persons.
JULY
-. 4 tornado wrecked over 30 buildings In
Springfield, o.
Is. u prisoners struck by an electric bolt Id
The penitcntiary at Isuatecas, Me&ieo; !
deaths. Il
10. Gettysburg. ). D., nearly destroyed eys
tornado.
y. A destructive tornado in Philadelphia.
%. ls5 cases Of prostiation By heat 10 Hes1
York; thermometers reached l0j IN tls
heart of the city.
August.
8. Destructive windsurm in Minnesota. va
eoBsiB apd South Dakota. "a
u. Earthquake shock 10 Great Britain.
OCTOBER.
II 10 Severe sbowstorm in Colorado. Wyb
ming and utaf.
NOVEMBER.
II. A tornado wrecked 81 buildings In 10
Bnd, His: deaths.
DECEMBER.
8. Four houses wrecked and plang deatlisb
acyelone near Beoham. Tex
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eY TELEGRAPH.
THE DREADED TYPHUS
Has Entered New york---2a New
Cases Sunday.
Danger Of Another Serious Epidemic. Ssi
Every preeastioa is Being Takes.

INV YoEx. Jan, f.--Twenty eight cases
Of typhus fever developed here today, the
majority coming fsoso cheap io'iging
house at "a Bayard street, from which
three cases were reporteti Sarqrday.
All persons afflicted sere re.noved to the
Riverside hospital. Quarantine has been
established Al all places here cases were
discovered.
Tine typlus cases reported to the health
authorities within the pact three days nos
number 40. Every precautions IS being
taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
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HER LAST CHANCE.
/ The Final Trial Of the Vesuvius' Guns 10 be
Made in Port Royal Sound.

New York. Jan. 1.-The dynamite
cruiser yesuyius did not sail from the navy
yard yesterday to gnlergo the final tests OF
her dynamite guns, as was expected
Lieut.. Schroeder. her commander, said
that she woull certainly start tomorrow AMI
go direct to Port Royal sound, where the
tests wonll probably begin next week
Some officers. inclu lag Commander Fol-
ger, the chief of the Bureau of Ordnance
have declared this novel type of war boat
to he Of Iiule use in her present condition.
AMI have recommended that she be altered
into an ordinary torpedo cruiser.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Asranesmsn. Of Trains in Eject Ian. Isl. 1893.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING WEsT-6..5 A. NJ. for Lewiston,
Pennington. Rockiapd. Portland. Boston ano
Montreal: 10 10 A. VI. fof brunswick. Lewiston,
Pennington, Roekland, Portland and Boston.
connecting for " hite Mountain Points ana que
bee: slO and s45 z. NJ for Brunswick, Bath,
Portland, Boston, 100 r. NJ. might Pullman
every night for Lewiston, Bath, Roekland, Fort
land aad Boston.
1sOING. EAsT-2.loA A. N. {night eSpressl for
skowhegan, Belfast. Bangor Bar ilarbor 81.
stephen, st. John aud Aroostook County, 9'E,
A NJ. for waiervilic, and ssowhegan ana
COR Bangor and Naneebor0, 1877 L. ".
Tor wateryine, connecting at Waiefville
with 20 4. N. train for Lewiston.
ais p NJ for watcryiile. Oakland.
North Anson, Bingham, skowhsgan, Belfast.
Dover Foxcroft Bangor, Bar iiarbor, 81 St.pten'
St John and Arooatook County; vi a. u. sun
DAYS ony for Watertilie and Bangor.
The Nigh, Pullman Trains going east II 2io A.
NJ. going west ut 100 T. NJ, run onch way evers
night SUNDAY included, connecting for Lewiston
and Rneklaud, but not to SkDwhegnn on Monday
mornings or 10 Belfast. Dexter, or beyond Ban
Rof, on sunday mornings
The slay trains going West II. 1910 A.
A. and East at sis +, NJ run daily, sunday in
ciuded. between Boston, Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
and st. john
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The community was shocked, Sunday
morning. on learning of the sudden death
of Mrs Hiram Fuller at her home on Win
throp street. She had not felt quite as
well as usual during the day, but hoped
after a good nights rest to bp abb to attend
church at Augusta, as had been her custom
for many years. She was naturally of a
cheerful, active disposition. interested in
all the social affairs of the community in
which she lived Her age was 80 years
and . months.
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TWO YOUNG GlHlS.
The Sad Story Of their Trials
and Misfortunes.
What Their Parents Have to Say
About the Matter.
oaIy Coed News al presen. 10 Tell asoti
Them.

When the lovely young daughter of the
motel scholar, Professor j. NJ Eiwood Of
rs Cernelia ST., Bsook!yn. y y. fell III
with st. yisas panse. il was q great AMI
serious shock her ,i-tisguish'sl father
and the young gri.s many aquaintsnces
and frienis. Many prominent physicians
treasea her case In vain until her parents
were Amos: in despair OF a cure.
She was quickly and suddenly cured,
however. and is perfectly well at present
The professor, on being interviewed, e.
pressed bi. great joy at t4is d2dgel srs re-
toration TO health AMI spoke strongly in
regard to the ssonacrfal remedy watch had
wrought so sudden cure.
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s3llKES AND LoCkoUTS.
Campa 4. Engagements and compro-
nisesI the War Of Capital and Labor.

Campa9 n, Engagements aud C"mpro-
n,isesB the War Of Capital and Labor.
aAHCH.
L. Zoo coal miners in Great Britain went
orGike.
Is. Thatanite firms OF New England locked
otat,.0O workiucn over q dispute about
c0nacts.
jelly.
g. Firhing at Homestead Iron works. Pitts
bur. between strikers aud Pinkerius
ms: II killed and many injured.
10 T'hss tire national guard Of pennsylynna
obered to Homestead
H. 1 .fbd IN strikerg' riot at Gem. Ida.
TO- Gaaarmts fired upon a band Of striker
rapcrs at Bebar. Hungary, killing 10
VI wouHding others.
AUGUST.
1. TMeight hour bill for government EN-
payrcs signed by tho president.
IL. Svsrhmcn IN the Buffalo yards Of tho
Nc. the Reading and the Buffalo Creek
tlirnads struck for increase Of pay and
kortcr time.
Is, Nj York militia ordered TO Buffalo TO
Fotcct railroad property from vlolchcs
7dsiriking switchmen.
H. Nncrs captured convict stockado at OH
ser Springs, Tenn.
is-I0f-blIjsiofs between militia and striking
fEilchmun at Buffalo. also between ell.
snus' voes aud uiiitih and miners at Coal
Greek, Tenn. . citizens killed,
"A. ne swtchncn's strike ended at Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER
Il. II Homestead rioters indicted for murder
OCTOBER.
II. he Pit,sburg grand Jury indicted tho
Homestead strikers advisory board and
the managers Of tho Carnegie mills.
NOVEMBER.
2l. HE Homestead strike declared of.
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The last issue of the kenuebec Reporter
appeared SATURDAY morning and the first
issue OF the combination weekly, tie Re-
torter-J3urnai appears Friday of this week.
The rev daily viii not be started until the
Office of publiction il changed to the new
quarters in the grisi mill building. II will
probably appear about the first of February
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

Gen. John 7. Richards president anil
treasurer OF she Wentworth Spring snd
Axle Works in this city. was agreeably sur
prised Saturday, when he was visited By the
employees Of the factory and presented with
APPENDED chair. He ttanked the men very
cordially for the evidence of their esteem.
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wAsaEsaroS, Jan. 1.-The place of
holding the inaugural ball next March,
abo at which there has been some discussion
in the past few weeks, was settled today
when Secretary Noble gave the Inaugural
ton committee permission To use the PEN
sion bureau for that event.
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The ell has been issued for meeting Of
the board Of trade Thursday erenIng. II Is
called for the purpose Of taking some &c
lion looking 10 the occupancy Of tire shoe
factory building and should be largely at
tended By our citizens ~ il should intesesi
everyone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The ladies of the Methodist church are
arranging supper, to be given THURSDAY
evening at the yestry, for the benefit of the
Gardiner Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton. After the supper an excellent enter
tainment viii be given, at which a number
of out-of-town people viii assist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
DAYS OF JUeiLATION.
Festivals and Ceremonies I" C"m"e""
rate Notable Events. Etc

Festivals and Ceremonies I" Common"
rate Notable Events. Etc
iUNE-
|. Kentucky celebrated The i0th annisef'A''
Of her admission into tho Union.
Jgtv
Patterson. y. j.. began celebration OF hes
centennial.
ACarT.
a Gloucester Iass.. celebrated the EaAh an
nlYe17sary u the settlement of tast LOWE
OCTOBER
Celebration Of tbs Goth anniversary on
WobufB. Mas.
II The agth Anniversary VI the discovery "
America celebrated. -
y. ColHmhes bag celebrated eensraiD
throughout the United States
Ilr si'lnsiian exposition buildings "'"'
eRied 1T thicas0.
NOVEMBER.
2, Congress II the salvation Army sSsefhpss
it, Sse York city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
Was his Lille s,rame- los..

HARrFoRp, Conn. Dec. 3i.--A small
steamer. carving loo cords of wool and
belonging la .Iai,u Sellon. of Mi,.lIe Had
dam. left Cobalt on tie Connecticut river
for New York - days ago. an has not yet
been reported there. X il feared that she
went down IN 4 storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The classes of 30, 81 and 90. City High
School, held a reunion and social at Red
Mems hall. Saturday evening large
number of friends were present and the
evening was enjoyed by everyone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
RANDOLPH,

Mr. Chas. + Pray has secured position
as engineer at HAYNES & Lawrence's Ma
bumkeag houses, opposite South Gardiner.