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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
mot GUILTY"
Was Plea of Donald McEacharn
Of Bucksport,
On Trial for MansIaughter--Strong
Evidence Against the Prisoner.
Suicide at East Mayor Batter Of
Portland lnausuratsd.

ELLSWORTH, April 24.-The trial OF
Donald McEacharn. Bucksport, for man
slaughter in causing the death of DR.. Me
Lellan, begun in supreme court today. The
respondent pleaded not guilty. County
Attorney Clark opened for the State. A.
c. Swazey of Bucksport presented plans
showing the location of McEaeharn's shop,
the scene of the killing, and explained the
plans to the jury, about the number of
steps, etc.
Doctors Emerson and Snow of Bucks
port explained on the skull the location of
the wounds and probable cause of death.
They made an autopsy the day following
death, but found no bruises, etc, on the
body except on the hand. Death was
eaused by compression of the brain and
fractures
William Patten of Bucksport, testified
that he was about to enter McEacharn's
shop at the time and saw two men at the
head of the stairs, McEacharn and Dr.
Mcclellan. He heard McEaeharn say
You ---- -" then strike nr. McLel-
Ian blow on the head with cane
Mcclellan fell the length of the stairs strik-
ing at the bottom.
Wituess called for help and assisted in
carrying Mcclellan home. He was uncon-
scious all the time. The examination of
this witness was long and occupied nearly
all the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
THE WORLDS FAIR
Will Be Opened on Time With
out Fail.
The Exhibitors Sadly Behind Time in
Getting Things Into Place.
Carpenters Strike Of Monday Mad No Eject
On the Fair.

! CHICAGO, April "a. - Notwithstanding
/ the serious delay occasioned by the bad
weather of last week the managers of the
World's Fair are promising to have things
in presentabie shape by next Monday. Tn
der no circumstances will the opening be
postponed.
As to the interior work of the Fair the
outlook is not hopeful. No one
will pretend to say that the great show will
be entirely complete by the first of May
1t is physical impossibilty to get every
thing in readiness in the short remaining
time and for this the exhibitors have them
selves to blame.
their part of the work until the very last
moment, and find themselves behind the
procession.
The action of the Carpenters Union in
declaring strike for today had no visible
effect AT the Fair grounds this morning, the
usual force of carpenters being at work.
None had struck, so far as could be
learned, and no orders had been issued to
the men working there TO go out.
Among the men there seemed feeling
of dissatisfaction al the action taken by the
meeting last night, declaring a general
strike.
President Russell of the Building Trades
Council went to jackson Park today TO see
why the carpenters had not obeyed the
order to strike. The pass on which he en-
tered the grounds specifies that he shall not
interfere with the workmen.
Mr.. Russell ordered the men at work on
the German building TO quit. They refused
to do so, and as Mr.. Russell persisted in
his efforts to induce them to strike, they
called on the Columbian guard TO eject
him.
After lively scrimmage, in which Mr..
Russell got a black eye and one or two
guards were knocked down, Mr.. Russell
was put into patrol wagon and carted to
the police station. His pass was taken
from him, and he was escorted outside the
grounds and released.
Not one of the carpenters employed at
the Worlds Fair grounds obeyed the order
to strike, and so far as can be learned the
men intend TO continue at work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
MORE TAXES
To Be the Sad Lot of the
English People.
The Budget for the Coming Year
Shows a Large Deficit.
Sir Wm, narceurt Says Direct Taxatisa 10
Way 10 Msst h.

LoNpoN, April e+.-Sir William Vernon
Harcourt. chancellor of the exchequer, in.
troduced the budget for the coming fnsn-
cisl year in the House of Commons, TODAY.
The chancellor estimated the expenditures
for the current financial year at f9l 46t,-
600. and revenue tS9, $50, 900, leaving a
deficit of fl,51+ 900, due in part to slight
expected decrease of revenue. and chiefly
10 the vast growth of expenditure not
created by the government, but through the
demands of the county upon Parliament.
The chancellor said the government did
not propose To cover the deficit by encroaeh-
ing upon the sinking fund devoted to the
reduction of the national debt. lie pre-
fcrred To meet the deficit by the straight
forward way of increased taxation.
The government rcsorted To an Income
tax which il proposed to increase by penny
on the pound, which ought 10 add fl .ao
600 Ia the revenue, The only other changes
proposed were 10 reno ,c the stamp duty on
the transfer of foreign and colonial sceuri-
ties and increase the stamp duty ON con-
tract notes TO one shilling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
FRIDAYS LAND PARADE.
Capt Watson Of the San Francisco Will Con,
mand the Naval Division.

FoRT MONROE, April -. Admiral Cher
atdi has completed all the arrangements for
the shore parade of naval forces the DAY
following the review in New York. lie has
selected as the commander of the naval
division Capt. John Criuendeu Watson of
the cruiser San Francisco. This is highly
gratifying to the fleet, for Capt. Watson is
a prime favorite. His ship is u pet, and il
is conceded that she has as fine compile
ment of officers and as brotherly lot of
men on board as any ship in the fleet of the
United States.
Capt. Watson is II man with a history. II
was he who dashed Admiral Farragut in the
shrouds in Mobile bay, thus becoming part
of one of the most heroic exploits of the
war for the Union. He is slight, agile
man, with gray hair and mustache His
good hnmor is perpetual yet he is a care
full discipinarian. He is also strict Pres
byterian, and everybody on his ship knows
of his sincere piety.
Inlcr Capt Watsons command there
will be probably 5000 men. The United
States ships will land from 1900 to 1900
men, and rather more than that number
will be contributed by the foreign ships.
Admiral Hopkins of the British fleet is
thoroughly interested in this landing fea-
ture of the celebration. He relies upon
hi, men to do the British nation and flag a
great deal of credit. In talking about il he
said that the marines of the British navy
are the best marching men in the service.
He could not account for that fact but con
sidered it remarkable that men who passed
most of their time on shipboard were so
proficient.
Admiral Hopkins has not discovered from
any of the newspaper accounts of the naval
parade on shore that the foreigners are to
be reviewed by anybody. He is hopeful
that there will be review by some prom
inent official person, President, Governor
or mayor, as the reviewing stand will be a
point in the march to look forward to, and
at which to make special effort to do well.
The organization of the naval brigade of
the second squadron for the shore parade
will be as follows:
No pioneers ammunition, men or mess
cooks will be landed. Ambulance men,
signal men and markers for each battalion
will be detailed from that vessel which sup-
plies the whole or the major part of the
force of the battalion, and will carry day
kit. Ambulance men will carry stretch
ers.
The chief of each battalion will take his
battalion staff from his own vessel. No
artillery willery will be landed but artillery
sections will be landed as infantry, as de-
tailed below. Uniform for seamen, mus
tering blue; for marines fatigue dress,
white helmets for officers, service dress
Men to be "lightly equipped; officers to
wear sword only no canteens. All marines
fit for duty shall be landed except those
retained on board for post duty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
Mr.. BOOTH BETTER.
Immediate Danger Of Death Passed Though
Still In Critical State.

NKw YORK, April 24s- Edwin Booth $
condition was improved this afternoon.
DR.. Smith said MIR. Booth is doing we'll.
He has recovered the use of his night arm
aud leg, the muscles of the face have re-
lsxed somev hat and his eyes are clearer. |
think the immediate danger of death has
passed bu, of course, there are still grave
fears"
Whatever rumors there are to the con
trary, my personal opinion is that Mr.,
Booth will recover said Dr. Smith as he
left the Players Club at midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
BUSINESS At HAWAII


CHICAGO. April 24.-I nder the date of
April IL, the Tribune's special correspon-
dent at Iionoiulu sends the following :;
Business is going to the dogs in Homo
lulu. This uncertainty has caused great
financial strain and il is feared several
houses will he forced to the wall unless the
pressure soon ceases
"Chief Justice judd Of the supreme
court said Yesterday; This uncertainty is
worse than any fate that might befall the
islands President Cleveland is doing us
great injustice and many of Us are liable to
suffer before it is over
''Tie impending financial crash has been
reported 10 Commissioner Biount and he
has been urged to la.ten matters and let
the provisional government know as soon
possible uh hieh way the die will be cast,
50 they can trim their sails to the mex,
breeze that comes along But Commits
sioner Blountsi's in his cottage and pre-.
serves an unfathomabie slrnce.T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Says washinstss Indications While Boston
Says II Will Rain.


WAsHrSGroS, April a4.-For Maine
Generally fair; southerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
HOT IRISH BLOOD
Keeping City Of Belfast in Donny-
brook Fair Condition.


LONDON, April 24.-The conflict between
the orangemen and Nationahsts in Belfast
proceeds internationally. More than 5000
Orangemen are marching about in u pro-
cession, threatening to attack the National
lists. Carrick hill is held by an equally
strong force of Nationahsts.
The military has been kept between the
two mohs and will probably prevent their
meeting tonight. Several conflicts between
less considerable bodies Of men have been
stopped by the police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
EAST MAINE CONFERENCE.
Crowded Meetings Conference Business
Neurology Missions.

MAcnA>, April 2t.-The forenoon exer-
The afternoon was devoted to neurology,
Rev. f. II. Boynton of Bucksport being
the principal speaker. The jesse Lee GEN.
tennial service was deferred until tonor-
row.
This evening, with Bishop Ninde in the
chair, is the anniversary of the Woman:
Foreign Missionary Society. the principal
address being by Miss !. Carr of Warren
Il. |.
The meetings all through are crowded,
people coming from neighboring towns
The conference closes Wednesday after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Weighed against tina; health Il often fails 70
buys DF,r-- indeed. While e1n none of
claim total exemption from that gr-atest of all
ills 10 which the flesh heir-iiI health. We may
d. mnrh to l+ssen the e3,aurcs of incurrFng IL.
an1 thi- is not sione bY the Adoption of rscb
irsry measures az are 70 be found in daily Pxsr-
cise, rsgalar hosars. prudence in caring aud drink
ing. and q wholesome di-f, tBf also By re.orting
to iadiciogs preventive medication when tn.
TEN is Threatened by unhexiihfri infneDces,
For instance, residents sojsarners in malarioas
localities should use Hessettrr's Stomach Bitier-
as q defense against cnilis and fever, and persons
who incur much cut-of-1oor exposure should en-
ploy II safeguard against rheumatism Tray-
eisrs in the tropics find it invaluable also a. a
means of arresiing liver complaint and consti.
patton and eoanter setting the debiiitating inhu-
ence of q tofrid climate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

DASEeRN. Conn, April 24.-The bien-
nial city election took place here today and
the Democrats won by as average majority
of 200. Col. Charles s. Andrews of Guy.
Morris staff was the Democrat: nomince
for mayor. The board of aldermen and
countiimen are both n tic.
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FElONiOUS ASSAULT
Was Charged against lemay Tor Stabbine
Turcotte-Put Under Bonds.

BipprFoRp. April 24-Joseph Lemay,
aged II. who stabbed his companion last
Wednesday night, was arraigned in court
toisy on the charge of felonious assault.
lie waived hearing and was bound over
to the MAY term of the supreme court
Napoleon Turco,te. the victim of the stab
bipg. is till IN critical condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
A,,anssmssi Of Trains In esect Apr 20. 1893.
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEsT-s.s A. n. sor Le~iston,
Fxrminzton, koekisRi, Portland. Boston and
Montreal; l5io 4. NJ for brunswick. lewiston,
Tsrmjnxton, Kock!anf. Portland and BosLon,
soanee.,sg Tor Whit. Mountain Points and Que
lee. aIo and sk p. NJ. FOR Brunswick, Bath,
portland, Boston. ii-oo r. ". (aisht Putnam
eysry nizht for Le~istoE. Bath, H0etlssd. Port
land and sost0n.
1.OfyG EAsT-2.t0A- N might expressl for
sroyhssan, Be.fast, Bangor. Bar Hzrsos. sf
sgpsrn, ST. John and Aroostook County; 95a
M for waterTiIle, zsd skowhsssn and
isr Bangor and vanesboro; is-m r. u
fnr WateryiiIs, eoans~'ins at frrylns
.tth 20 r. NJ train for Lewiston
- r. ". for wsisrdile. Oakland,
go,,h Anson, Bingham, ak0WheYan, Belfast,
Doyer Foxefoft. Bangor. Bar Harpof, 81 stephen,
X. John and AroostoSb C1HntT; Si7 a. NJ sun
asy. only for Wsteryille aad Bangor.
Ths Nigh Pullman Iraln- gong eSsi at z-io A
" going west at HOO r NJ. run each 1a7 ever
zlzi,t, sunday included, connecting for Lewiston
and RoeklAnd, tHt not 10 sk0shegan on Monday
Jnnruinxs or 10 Belfast. Dexter. or bsyond Ban
xsr, escep:iag 10 Bar Hafbor, on sunday morn
ings. , . ,,o
" and Fast a. IA p 81 ran daily, sunday IN
eisdsd. between Boston, Lsxlstoa. Bath, Bangor
,nd ST John
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EXPLORER CHAMBER REPORTS.
All the Members Of Mis- African Expedition
Arc Well.

IASz'T,H, April 2t--Letters bearing
dates up to March 9 have been received
from William Astor Chanler, who is lead
ing an exploring expedition in Africa.
He writes that all the members of his
party are well and he gives details of their
recent explorations in the region around
Mount Kenia.
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p-ARy MAY NOT co NORTH.
Trouble Found in Raising Funds for the
Arctic Expedition.

puLapELFHtA. April 4.--Dissensions
in the Geographical Club, which was to
send Lieutenant resry to the North Pole
this summer, makes it probable that the
expedition will not go under its auspices if
it goes at all. Trouble has been experienced
in raising the necessary funds, and objec-
tons have been raise.l against the expense
bis wife accompanying the expedition will
make. Peary, it is said insists on taking
her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

o run daily sundays Included. run sundays only
Through tickrts To California and all polnts
south And West may be had Of n. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Office in Augusta
seiiing via all routes and checking baggage free o.
eEyrnss
PAYSOS TUCKER, Vice Pres. a Gent Manager
j. T.. BoOTHBY. 6en'l Pass. aud Ticket As't.
Portland. Apfii -. lse3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
the FLEET SAILS
From Hampton Roads Tor New York, Leaving
About 9. 80 A. N. Monday.

Fort MONROE, Va, April A.-The
naval rendezvous at Hampton Roads is now
thing of the past and will go down into
history as one of the most brilliant marine
pagcants of modern times.
The officers and men on the feet were up
and string at an early hour this morning,
getting things in readiness for the start,
which was made about 80 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Little johnnie, on see ing skeleton for
the first time, exclaimed, Why, but they
skinned her mighty close. didn't they She
looks worse than Aunt Jane did, before ma
gave her ,ha. bottle Of 'Fayorite Prescrip-
ton AUNT Jane" was so completely
worn out, by prolapsus, periodical Difficult
ties and nervous prostration, that she was
constant sufferer, night and day, but DIR.
Pierce's Fasorite Prescription acted so
promptly and favorably upon the uterus
and other organs, that she suffers no pain
at any time, and her general health was
never better As remedy Tor all female
weaknesses, as a strength giving tonic and
quieting neryine, "Fsvorite Prescription"
Is unequaied. Guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton or price ~ .Oo) refunded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
THE STUDENTS DISMISSED.
Outcome Of the Brutal erasdiag Outrage At
Delaware t0hie) University.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 24.-The presi-
den, and faculty Of Delaware Unive rsity
met and dismissed from the ir stitution the
nine students who committed the branding
outrage on the members of Greek letter
fraternity.
The terms Of the dismissal permit the
students TO gain admission to other univer-
sites.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
LIFE SAVING KITE
Has a Successful Test al Brenton Reei-A
Great Scheme.

NEWPORT, K. l., April 24-Prof. Davis
life saving kite was successfully launched
from Brenton's Reef liabtshp TO the shore,
mile and half. with line attached. in a
- mile bre, re, this afternoon. One mile
of life line was run out in I minutes. Tw.
kites were used, one attached to float a;
the lead end of the line AMI the other hall
a mile back of that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

When a person takes a cold it is not in
frequently accompanied by cough. Con-
slant coughing if not relieved at once by
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the ready cure
for all such affections, will weaken the pa
tient, intensity the irritation causing the
cough, until headache and fever are devel.
oped, often ending in Inflammation Of the
air passages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Mrs. Samuel seavy Of East Boothbay Suicides
by Browning.

BooruBA, HARnoE, April 2t.-Mrs.
Samuel Seavy of East Boothbay left home
early thus morning, and OF search heirg
made the body was found in the Damaris
Gotta river, short distance from her home
The cause was insanity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
CHICAGO Carpenters Strike a Failure.

CHicAGo, April 24.-The strike of car
penters ordered yesterday is practically
ended. Not tenth of the men expected 10
go out left work, and many went back to
work before the day was over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
Santa Fe Strike Ended.

TorEk.. Kan. April s4.-The Santa Fe
Railroad mechanics strike was declared off
tonight. after half a days conference be-
tween the Santa Fe men and employers
The company retsins the new men en-
ployed recently, but will give the strikers
for whom there are no places the preference
in hiring new men hereafter.
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IHE NULL RiOIsRS
Start Another Fire on Timber Dock More
Fighting Going 0a.

luNpoN. April 2l.--Another incendiary
fir. was started in Hull today NJ the dmh"r
dock. but was extingnished before loing
much damage, Rutous crowds s,itl i'll ,h,
streets near the docks. Several II yhts he
tween uniouis,s and non n-unionisis laborrrs
took place, several persons being injured.
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SpooIer Strike-PIaces Filled.

PALMER. Mass, April q The spoilers
at the works of the Palmer Carpet Mann
featuring Co struck this morning for an
advance of % per cent in wages. Their
places were filed by Others. Everything
is running as usual.
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Steamer Wreched-alI Hands Saved.

HAVANA. April 2i.-A telegram from
Po.tJ Rico states that the Spanish steamer
Cjula de Barcelona, Barcelona for Havana
was wrecked at Ysla Arena and will prove
u toial loss. Passengers and crew were
saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Wiluor, $. D., April 24.-The Bank of
WiimoE was dragged down by the failure on
Sa;nrisv of the Bank Of Milbank. VIM.
Sargeu; is president of both banks. The
dep.sitors will be paid in full.
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BOSTON BOILeRMAkeRS
Coneede Demand for kine-Hour Day by Three
Large Concerns.

BosroS, april 2i.-This afternoon the
Atlantic and TWO other large concerns con-
csled the demand for nine-hour day with
10 hours pay. made by the striking boiler
makers. The men will return TO work in
these establishments tomorrow.
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FOUR PERSONS KILLED


LoSp"s, April 2i.-The stone coping Of
several four story houses. Peel Road, XII
burn, fell th. afternoon. Four persons
were killed and - injured.
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MONTREAL, April 2+.-Nayigaiion opened
h,r. tpdsy, / days later than last year,
AID il will be week before ocean vessels
Wi! be able to come up the river.
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Pres. Ixler Of Grand Trunk Re. Elected.

MosrnrAL. April PA special from
London to the Star says the half yearly
meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway was
held today, and Presii. mt Tyler wts re-
elected The report already issued was
almost unanimously carried.
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An Quiet At "A. N.

LoNnoS, April 25.-At | O'Clock this
morning the city of Belfast was quiet.
Most of the crowds had disappeared. The
police were patrolling the districts where
trouble was most likely TO occur.
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$4,000 Fire Al Maspeth, L. !.

Nrwrows, l.. T., April H.--The Acme
Fertilizer Works in Maspeth, owned by
Cord Meyer & Co., were damaged by fire
today $4,000. Babr & Co.'S plant was
damaged 1920. Both losses are covered
by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

WAsHrseroS. April 24.-Pensions have
Maine:
Original. Sawyer c. Lane, father; Sarah
E. Rice, mother.
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SPANISH cARAvELS


NEw YoRK, April 2t.-The Spanish
man-of-war Infan,a Isabel, towing the car
avel Pinta, passed Sandy Hook, bound in,
at . s. =. NJ
At 1890 Sandy Hook reported another
man-of-war passing with tow.
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AIanen. the Worcester murdersr, Captured.

WORCESTER. Mass. April 24.-Simon
Alanen, Russian Finn. who murdered
Ma,,i Jansen Sunday night in this city, was
CAPTURED tonight
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A Syrian woman is in the hospital a,
Fort Wayne, Ind, suffering from leprosy.
She came from the Pacific coast three
weeks ago and contracted the disease in the
Hawaiian Islands.
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Bosros, April 24.-For New England !;
Tuesday, increasing elouiiness. rain Tues
day afternoon or evening, warmer, south
erly winds
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ADJOURNED SINE DIE.


CnRisri,sIA, April 2i,-The Norwegian
Storthing, IS to II, has decided 10 suspend
its sittngs sine die, owing to King Oscars
attitude in opposition to the Storthng on
the consular question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

OMAHA, Neb.. April 24.-The Union Pa
cifc Railroad Iron workers strike is de-
clared of. The men will return to work
tomorrow morning.